most of the reckommendations recommendations, but some of recommendations the that involved other burros, we're still working on it but the this is something, you know, we have to do a quarterly report to ig, so it's something that i talked to the senior management in that section about all the time. >> okay. the report found flaws in the department's records management. and it stated that the department's records management infrastructure is inefficient and ineffective and said failure to develop systems resulted in poor performance. is the state department overall taking steps to improve the record's management processes? >> yes we are. first of all we're participating in a government-wide working group that is dealing with records manage management, and i have been in a couple meetings and i can assure you that they are very passionate and involved people working very hard on this. in addition to that, as i mentioned earlier in my oral testimony, the secretary himself is very much committed to preservation and transparency and has asked the oig to look into a number of issues and what

police surrounded the 100 block of whitely terrace in darby burro. they made numerous arrests. a neighbor who was not involved in the original fight then approached one of the family members who had been released. >> this neighborhood from a third house comes out and confronts the victim and shots fired the victim is hit in the leg. we know who he is and we'll be looking for. >> reporter: police are looking for 35-year-old ward, fun where's call 911. >>> a man fled after an attempted traffic stop. he fled the car after leaving the toddler and gun inside. katherine scott has the latest on the investigation. good morning katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam the search continues this morning, police are hoping that this man will turn himself in, they don't believe he is the father of the child. they say he is dating the child's mother and 0 on his way to pick his girlfriend up from work when police tried to pull him over. police rmd swarmed the area after a traffic stop in west philadelphia led to a chase in delaware county. the driver ditched his car leaving a 3-year-old boy

higher rates make it more expensive for companies to burro which in turn make stocks less attractive. overnight the dow jones industrial fell to the lowest level in more than two months while the tech heavy nasdaq fell almost 1%. let's see how markets here are reacting to that. standing by at the tokyo stock exchange good morning what are you seeing? >> looks like investors have some jitters about higher rates in the u.s. and that is, as you said translating into lower equity markets and pretty much seeing the same happening here for the nikkei and topix. the nikkei ended the at a two-week low. looking at the u.s. economy and prospect of higher interest rates there and less easy money being pumped into the economy and speaking of money flows, japan's gdp was revised up to 3. % on monday and that makes analysts think that bank of japan may not need to necessarily expand its current monetariry policy easing measures as aggressively as it has currently standing at around 80 trillion yen per year. so that's another aspect a lot of market players are watching out for. >> on that note somew

of administration i understand, and you serve as the assistant secretary for that burro, is that correct? ms. barr: that is correct. ms. duckworth: i would like to through issues raised in the report. it said, i just want to quote the report, it says persistent neglect of fund mental leadership responsibilities and management practices had profound consequences, the oig team's observations, discusses with staff and responses to oig's questionnaires indicated an office with problematic morale, perceptions of favoritism, micro management practices and confused lines of authority. this really concerns me. i understand that you had only been on the job just six months so this investigation probably took place before you got there but how did you respond to those findings? ms. barr: well, i took those, that oig report very, very seriously. it was within the first six months of my tenure and i immediately became involved in doing everything i could to address the issues. in addition to just devoting my personal time to doing whatever i could to make sure employees received proper leadership le

. >>> there is help on the way for larks burro.t year, voters approved a half cent sales tax to help fix the roads. >>> well, you do not see bruised pieces of fruit in your pro deuce shot. about 40% of the produce grown in america is wasted. so there is a program starting called real good produce to get edible but not attractive food to customers. >> i mean, it is just being thrown in the garbage and offered to the people to get more, it seems like a win, win, right? >> well, they will buy it from the grower who may not have had a buyer and display, in its own section at lower prices. the chain hopes that the customers see the value in that. >>> well, it is a move that you are not going to see every day. >> buts it is so cool. nasa has re-ceased but colored pictures from--released colored pictures. you can see the dance of the two bodies, you can see pluto and the moons are different colors. the movie was come biles of images taking nine times from may to june. it begin its mission in january, actually really started years ago. >>

earlier on the stand dale who works for the colorado burro of forensic's lab is an expert. and his testimony fls technical and showed bullets and fragments. there are 10-12 victim's family members in there and some could are heard softly crying and weeping. parents of jessica got up to leave during the testimony. and the prosecution plans to call a woman named ga rge to the stand. she had a briefro maptic relationship with james holmes. ninteresting, a list a. >> and fox news alert and demonstration outside of the mckinney texas police department. in protest of the of the officer's action. he is caught on video in a pool property. he resigned yesterday and now we are hearing from several groups on what they think should happen now. you can see the officer with the teenager on the ground and draws his service revolver and other officers arrived and persuaded him to put it back. and the people protesting said allowing him to resign is not enough. that means he could get work at another are police department. we'll let our viewers decide if those actions merit that criminal ch

most of the reckommendations recommendations, but some of recommendations the that involved other burros, we're still working on it but the this is something, you know, we have to do a quarterly report to ig, so it's something that i talked to the senior management in that section about all the time. >> okay. the report found flaws in the department's records management. and it stated that the department's records management infrastructure is inefficient and ineffective and said failure to develop systems resulted in poor performance. is the state department overall taking steps to improve the record's management processes? >> yes we are. first of all we're participating in a government-wide working group that is dealing with records manage management, and i have been in a couple meetings and i can assure you that they are very passionate and involved people working very hard on this. in addition to that, as i mentioned earlier in my oral testimony, the secretary himself is very much committed to preservation and transparency and has asked the oig to look into a number of issues and what

it was all part of this elaborate plot in which they burroed their way out of the prison cell. at the last minute she changed her mind. shortly there after she checked herself into a hospital and it makes more sense. we had spoken to authorities earlier who said there was an indication that no one was waiting there to pick them up as they thought. that's why they are now on foot, anderson. >> and you also have information about this woman's cell phone. >> yeah. absolutely. we were told by law enforcement sources that in fact, that cell phone, her cell phone, joyce mitchell's cell phone was used to make several calls to people that were known to richard matt. friends or associates. again, it is not clear what the could not tent of the calls. were whether she was the one who made them or they're the ones who made them somehow. all of this, the details that we're getting, the context law enforcement is trying to sort through. >> there is been a lot of activity where you are, jason. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, a great deal of activity. especially where we are right now in

you go around the central burros in large quantities of these properties are empty.anges the quality of the place and makes it difficult for people to live in central london. guy: let's bring you up to speed with some of the market action we are watching. we are seeing some of the biggest daily gain again this morning. this is of the back of comments from the governor of the bank of japan. he is talking about the effective rate of the yen really not getting any cheaper from here and as a result of which, we have seen the dollar selling off pretty aggressively. our interbank rates were down 1% -one .5%. when we come back, we'll be talking about greece. ♪ guy: initially shanghai shares drop. they have bounced back. greece's latest plans failed to convince creditors. the british chancellor george osborne will announce a budget surplus when times are good. good morning. welcome. we are here in london. it is 7:00 london time. let's talk about the news we have been focusing on. chinese stocks are bouncing back now. this is a global benchmark followed by a lot of money. sha

is now on the scene with local police and more of the burro's best are on the way to join them. the attorney general has opened a hate crime investigation. we understand the suspect is in custody and let the law enforcement do its work to make sure justice is served. until the investigation is complete, i'm constrained in terms of talking about the details of the case. but i don't need to be constrained about the emotions that tragedies like this raise. i have had to make statements like this too many times. communities like this have had to endure tragedies like this too many times. we don't have all the facts but we do know once again, innocent people were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun. now's the time for mile-an-houring -- mourning and for healing. let's be clear at some point we will have to reckon that this type of violence doesn't happen in other advanced countries. it doesn't happen in other places with this kind of frequency. and it is in our power to do something about it. i say that recognizing the

mountain of scientific and public input on the rule but also whether baseless claims of being power mad, burro cats bent on controlling the american economy. i imagine most folks here would be able to predict my reaction to specific parts of rule given that my view is that the supreme court did not mandate anything close to a major entrenchment on the scope of the clean water act and give than our review of the evidence leads us to conclude that all sorts of water resources are important to the overall integrity of the aquatic system. we're supportive of the aspects of the rule that guarantee protections the that the science shows are critical, transcribe tarries and most nearby waters. we had hoped for more certain protection for other water bodies but the rule leaves many of those decisions to a later evalwigsuation of the watershed level of the i'm packs to down stream resources. we believe the analysis will lead to watt wither's protection but we think i will require our significant engagement to be sure. on the other hand we were disappointed but those areas where the agencies excluded fe

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aire", al tÉrmino de la grabaciÓn del programa que conducen arath de la torre, mauricio castillo, el burroemos reunido con productores muy importantes, me tiene muy entusiasmado. >> bachata, merengue, cumbia, reggaeton, ¿quÉ vendrÁ? david: seguimos con los ritmos latinos, con pop. y muchas sorpresas. >> tambiÉn el cantante estrenarÁ obra de teatro. david: tenemos una hora de comedia, de enredos, con un sÚper elenco, un gran libreto, recargado, con situaciones mÁs divertidas y actuales, estaremos a partir del 1 de septiembre por toda la repÚblica mexicana. es >> lo ciiertoes que el pÚblico creÍda a carcajadas. david: tenemos un gran elenco. un hombre muy enamorado de su esposa, aunque todos los ha llevado a que estÉn a punto de divorciarse. >> respecto a que si pronto regresarÁ a las telenovelas comentÓ: david: estoy muy emocionada de volver con una historia, no se han dado las condiciones para ello pero estoy emocionado por volver en breve, uno nunca sabe, pero en el 2015 no regreso a las telenovelas. karla: ahÍ lo tienen, no hay no vela por el momento pero mucha mÚsica, las chicas seguro