and we tried to promote a gay business association so we can organize and talk about what we want, whathave a chain of if you travel in vietnam, stay here in the hotel, i want to go to another place, and there you have a gay friendly hotel, you can stay there. so it's a little bit more organized. >> anne said he wants to expand his business network in vietnam and eventually build a chain of gay friendly businesses in southeast asia. ♪ ♪ >> the l & g beer club used to cater mostly to gay men. but the new owner nguyen purchased it a year ago and re-opened it as a place specifically for lesbians and bisexuals. establishments such as this, targeting gay women are rare in ho chi minh city. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it's been two months since linh and foon had their wedding ceremony on an airplane. their life as a newly married couple has just begun. [ speaking foreign language ] >> meanwhile, papa cafe bustles with its usual throng of lunch time diners. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> a lot. i think at the moment, most of the guests are from australia. >

and we tried to promote a gay business association so we can organize and talk about what we want, whathave a chain of if you travel in vietnam, stay here in the hotel, i want to go to another place, and there you have a gay friendly hotel, you can stay there. so it's a little bit more organized. >> anne said he wants to expand his business network in vietnam and eventually build a chain of gay friendly businesses in southeast asia. ♪ ♪ >> the l & g beer club used to cater mostly to gay men. but the new owner nguyen purchased it a year ago and re-opened it as a place specifically for lesbians and bisexuals. establishments such as this, targeting gay women are rare in ho chi minh city. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it's been two months since linh and foon had their wedding ceremony on an airplane. their life as a newly married couple has just begun. [ speaking foreign language ] >> meanwhile, papa cafe bustles with its usual throng of lunch time diners. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> a lot. i think at the moment, most of the guests are from australia. >

lee allen confessed to the abduction and sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl, his friends, business associatesnd particularly his wife could hardly believe it. she had been married to him for quite some time. they had a child together. she, of course, didn't want to believe that he was capable of this behavior, no one in his family wanted to believe that he was capable of this. >> and with good reason. the evidence showed a particularly calculated crime. prosecutors believe allen was cruising the neighborhood near dana's church looking for a victim. he saw dana stinson who appeared to be lost. so he offered to show her where her classroom was. as they passed his van, allen forced her inside. gagged her with tape, wrapped it around her hands and tied her feet with rope. then he forced her into the coffin-like box with the lid on top, making it soundproof. he drove out near the ocean, parked his van and sexually assaulted her. then allen put her back in the coffin and, incredibly, drove home. >> he got out of the van, walked upstairs, got his wife and his child, walked downstairs, got in his wif

>> this group defends a lot of major business associations a are essentially keeping pressure on congress, telling them a want them to pass this in september as promised, and they also want to take this away from privacy groups. they say it's not about sharing personal information but about sharing threat indicators. they are sayg it'not about personal information. morris: the ceo of the financial services roundtable defended cisa this month. nty: opponents say they do not like the bill because they think the government will share personal information. it's important to distinguish we are not talking about sharing personal information. we're talking about sharing cycyber threat information. it should be called the cyber teamwork bill. that would be a betttter label r it. morris: he may have a poi. privacy groups disagree. allowsment says cisa vast amounts of persala ata to be shared with the government, even that whihich is not necessy to identify or responto a cyber security threat because it permits companies to leave personal and identifying information in indicators it shares with the

he and business associates were accused of lying to receive a government contract. he his dismissed the allegations as politically motivated. >> they do not have a case against me. they want postponement of the postponement so i become a citizen in south africa with a permanent dark cloud over my head. >>> a new warning about the it global migrant crisis. 2015 is on track to be one of the deadliest years for migrants crossing the mediterranean sea from north africa to europe. many hoping to make it to the united kingdom did it from france through the euro tunnel. migrants are still willing to risk their lives. sharls stratford met with some of those whose attempts have been unsuccessful. >> reporter: you see more and more injured in the camps these days. men, women and children who left months if not years ago. most say they are determineed to take a final left threatening risk to cut through or climb overbarbed wire fences and cling to the side of a train to what they dream of as a better life. most like this group of men won't speak on camera. one of them says he

$500,000 or else he would embarrass the doctor by releasing the tape to the couple's friends and business associatesnyce immediately confronted his wife, michelle. >> she states, yes, she did have the affair. that the individual she had the affair with is an employee at a landscaping company. >> his name was miguel dejesus. he was 32 years old. they met when dejesus was doing work on the nyces' yard. when questioned by police, dejesus denied making the phone call trying to extort money from the couple. >> miguel dejesus was a guy who had several different social security numbers, was living with another woman. i think she was common law wife. had gotten another woman pregnant and refused to pay child support. he was not an upstanding character by anybody's estimate. >> michelle promised to end the affair. and jonathan filed charges against dejesus for the alleged extortion attempt. >> the story she told me this guy was following her, stalking her. and that since he realized they have a big house and stuff that he wanted to get some money from them. >> a local magistrate issued a restraining order. >

everybody that is here today let's go to work i've got my jacket off we'll work with our businesses and associations to do so and this is really how the strength of chinatown continues to be thriving our government working together with the businesses and our nonprofits to benefit the residents of this district thank you very much. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> everybody thank you (clapping.) >> thank you very much mayor ed lee for carrying out the visioning visions for a better chinatown next our supervisor julie christensen in the first three weeks on the job she was out there meeting the merchant to find out to how to improve and help out the merchant no chinatown i know every day she's helpings helping us in our communities thank you so much supervisor christensen (clapping.) >> so i'm just looking around isn't it beautiful the flags are flawing weaverly alley is clean it smells good we want it to be like this amendment so i'm very, very glad for all this attention as a commitment and supervisor i've been spending a lot of time talking to people knock on over 2 thousand doors in the last co

like to check in -- >> reporter: today the water district met with members of the story road business association and other city leaders to discuss the project's impact on the community. yes, the construction is an inconvenience. but many merchants say flooding would be worse. >> our small business owners are always on a tight line. so it's hard for them. they have a small margin. and anything that hurts them, hurts their business. and it hurts them with their services to the community. >> reporter: district leaders say by the time the project is completed next year, 3,800 homeowners currently living in the fema designated flood plain would no longer be forced to pay for flood insurance, saving them thousands of dollars. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 5:00 tonight, a security threat at the happiest 'sace on earth. police argue a bay area man with s loaded gun near disneyland's outrance. investigators say purse value calked through. deihappened on july 9th and police are just now releasing details. bystanders spotted the gun when ne walked on the walkway between disneyl

there are a number of businesses so for a non profit entity like california employers association which you can become a member, a lot of small businesses are not away a entity like them is there for as a resource for hr service s and help interpret the law. i think this speaks to the difficulty and speaks to why we need specific direction from [inaudible] for our smaller businesses. >> all right. thank you for that. any public comment on this item? no. stephen? okay. seeing none, we'll move to the next item >> item 8, discussion and action on legacy business action and project plan >> commissioners i'm requesting that we continue this to the next commission meeting. there were items around non profits that i needed to get clarity on and so do not get that in time, so we'll continue this to the next meeting. >> i'll make the motion to continue to the next meeting >> second. >> second that >> all in favor. >> aye. it is continued. >> we need to call for public comment before we motion that? >> any public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. >> i motion we continue to the next m

there are a number of businesses so for a non profit entity like california employers association which you can become a member, a lot of small businesses are not away a entity like them is there for as a resource for hr service s and help interpret the law. i think this speaks to the difficulty and speaks to why we need specific direction from [inaudible] for our smaller businesses. >> all right. thank you for that. any public comment on this item? no. stephen? okay. seeing none, we'll move to the next item >> item 8, discussion and action on legacy business action and project plan >> commissioners i'm requesting that we continue this to the next commission meeting. there were items around non profits that i needed to get clarity on and so do not get that in time, so we'll continue this to the next meeting. >> i'll make the motion to continue to the next meeting >> second. >> second that >> all in favor. >> aye. it is continued. >> we need to call for public comment before we motion that? >> any public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. >> i motion we continue to the next m

there are a number of businesses so for a non profit entity like california employers association which you can become a member, a lot of small businesses are not away a entity like them is there for as a resource for hr service s and help interpret the law. i think this speaks to the difficulty and speaks to why we need specific direction from [inaudible] for our smaller businesses. >> all right. thank you for that. any public comment on this item? no. stephen? okay. seeing none, we'll move to the next item >> item 8, discussion and action on legacy business action and project plan >> commissioners i'm requesting that we continue this to the next commission meeting. there were items around non profits that i needed to get clarity on and so do not get that in time, so we'll continue this to the next meeting. >> i'll make the motion to continue to the next meeting >> second. >> second that >> all in favor. >> aye. it is continued. >> we need to call for public comment before we motion that? >> any public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. >> i motion we continue to the next m

talking about free trade, it has never been free trade, it is a fraud perpetrated by business associationshange the chamber of commerce, business round table, and one industry after the other technology, and in specifically microsoft, what is going on, how significant is this shift? >> in 2013, the chinese ruler went after for foreign companie. also -- >> so we have free trade? >> this was predatory, it changed people's opinions, you had tim cook, apple ceo send an e-mail today saying it is great in china. untrue. lou: he may have been tempted in losing some objectivity since a quarter of apple revenue is in china, his production is in china, he is committed as it were. >> thank you, lou. lou: a track star robbing herself of a win at world athletic championship in beijing, american runner, mollie hud ilhuddle inches from finish, she threw her arms up too early, fellow american came from behind, and grabbed bronze by 0.9 seconds, she did not realize her mistake until she saw the scoreboard there you see what she thought of it all, growing signs that vice president will run for presidency. a

. >> reporter: today the water district met with the business association and other city leaders to discuss the project impact on the community. yes, the construction is an inconvenience and many merchants say flooding would be worse. >> our small business owners are always on tight line so it's hard for them and they have a small margin and anything that hurts them hurts their business. >> reporter: when construction is completed water district leaders say 3,800 homeowners currently leaving in the fema-designated flood plain would no longer be forced to pay for flood insurance saving them thousands of dollars. crews are scheduled to stop work here in october so that means that if there are el nino storms this winter at least this section along cunningham lake will not be completed by then. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile a historic drought is being played for some of the sinking in valley. san joaquin valley is sinking up to an inch and a half each month. you can see the canal in the central valley. it has sunk so far that the brid

on the bet on -- on behalf of several companies through a network of over 200 companies and business associationsationwide while we represent the issues of businessmen and women who happen to be of hispanic descent, we never forget that we are first and foremost american businesses. every tax that we pay and every product we manufacture and every service we provide goes to benefit our american economy. this event follows headlining stories concerning the involvement of presidential candidates with america's hispanic community. and the association that represents millions of hispanic business owners, we have an accountability to ensure votes it -- voices are heard by each and every candidate. not only as business leaders but as taxpayers, donors, and voters.this q&a session is the third in a series . we have already spoken to senator ted cruz and governor martin o'malley. this forum is meant to set the record straight on a wide array of issues that concern hispanic americans. today we'll would be talking about a wide array of issues including the economy small business international trade immigrat

commission knows of a safer alternated is slithering more expensive but you choose to energy your business associates to save money you might mention that despite what you know this commission maids the decisions to dismiss those as insignificant you might remind the countryside despite the efforts those facts and their consequences will not imagine low disappear seeing none, this item is closed we're on item 5 which is the consent calendar is there any public comment on this consent calendar and seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners we'll need a motion. >> motion to >> there is a motion and a second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> >> item six the san francisco z zoo. >> hello, hello good morning tonya director of the san francisco zoo i think we have a power point presentation so if i point to the screen here i'm on the screen okay. we have finished our fiscal year i'm proud to announce we're 10 percent over projections that being the year prior the numbers were 8 percent over projections we've started the fiscal year july had a hiccup with a report of a missing snake i'm happy t

major american corporations and we do this through our network of over 200 local chambers and business associationsationwide. and while the -- we represent the business interests of u.s. men and women who happened be of hispanic descent, we never forget that we are first and foremost american businesses and every tax bill we pay, every job we create, every product that we manufacture goes to the benefit of our american economy. now, this event follows headlining stories concerning the involvement of presidential candidates with america's hispanic committee. and it is an association that represents millions of hispanic owners we have accountability to ensure that their voices are heard by each and every candidate. not only as business leaders but as taxpayers, campaign donors, and ultimately as voters. this session is the third in a series. already, we have spoken to senator ted cruz and governor markell malley. in this form is meant -- meant to set the form straight on issues that concern hispanic americans. we will talk about the economy small business, international trade, climate change, and equ

values, but also a brand statement, positions statement which basically says yes, we want to do business, associated with football in a clean and moral way. >> the middle east first rooftop football pitch has opened in the gaza strip. the densely populated war battered palestinian territory has few open spaces that can be used to play the sport, leaving football officials to look for playing grounds in unusual locations. we have this report. >> in the middle of gaza city skyline, a splash of green. this is the middle east's first rooftop football pitch, the unlikely sporting venue opened in june and has quickly become a popular destination. the captain of this community league says having an astro turf pitch to play on has improved his game. >> i feel so happy when i come here for training. making such a place in the center of gaza has made it so easy for us. we give more as players as a result. >> this rooftop football pitch is the only one of its kind in the middle east, but across the gaza strip, there are still very few open spaces for palestinians to play sport in. >> one year after israelis 50

. >> quite soon you and our associates will on the beach synthetic turnip in golden gate park all of you in the business partners worked hard to make this happen and spent a lot of money to present it to san franciscans. >> soon you'll throw another parties cut the ribbon and the feelgdz e fields declared save for years mr. ginsburg has proclaimed perhaps in our speeches to the kids and paternities successful facts not in dispute over 25 percent of the chemical make up of the i think field is known to cause cancer as determined by the state of california and you might mentioned the growing number of cancer cases being record for the children so the entire story you might praise your predecessors who are vigilant about protecting children's height for instance, when they band leads you might mention in 2013, the rp d received a memo and all the synthetic fields in san francisco this states lead was detected in the dust stirred up by the synthetic fields and the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention leads cases reproductive problems in men and women you might mention this commission knows of a s

of which the pork association expects to go through 67,000. for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan in des moines, iowa. >> i'm now very hungry. >>> well, investors cheered j.c. penney on better than expected results and that's where we begin the market focus. the retailer did most a loss, but it was narrower than expected. revenue beat forecasts as did the increase in same-store sales and that was a good day in the market. shares rose 5.5% to $8.52. >>> warren buffett eliminated his stakes in national oilwell varco and phillip 66 according to a filing the move signals that he could have another large investment in the works. clearing the deck, shares of national oilwell fell a fraction to $39.55. phillips 66 was down slightly. lumber liquidators rose after a new stake is being taken in the new flooring maker. the 240,000 share position is welcome news for investors following allegations that some of the flooring sold there contains a known carcinogen. shares were nearly 8% higher today to $14.02. >>> and nelson peltz' trian funds revealing it has taken a

commission knows of a safer alternated is slithering more expensive but you choose to energy your business associates to save money you might mention that despite what you know this commission maids the decisions to dismiss those as insignificant you might remind the countryside despite the efforts those facts and their consequences will not imagine low disappear seeing none, this item is closed we're on item 5 which is the consent calendar is there any public comment on this consent calendar and seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners we'll need a motion. >> motion to >> there is a motion and a second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> >> item six the san francisco z zoo. >> hello, hello good morning tonya director of the san francisco zoo i think we have a power point presentation so if i point to the screen here i'm on the screen okay. we have finished our fiscal year i'm proud to announce we're 10 percent over projections that being the year prior the numbers were 8 percent over projections we've started the fiscal year july had a hiccup with a report of a missing snake i'm happy t

commission knows of a safer alternated is slithering more expensive but you choose to energy your business associates to save money you might mention that despite what you know this commission maids the decisions to dismiss those as insignificant you might remind the countryside despite the efforts those facts and their consequences will not imagine low disappear seeing none, this item is closed we're on item 5 which is the consent calendar is there any public comment on this consent calendar and seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners we'll need a motion. >> motion to >> there is a motion and a second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> >> item six the san francisco z zoo. >> hello, hello good morning tonya director of the san francisco zoo i think we have a power point presentation so if i point to the screen here i'm on the screen okay. we have finished our fiscal year i'm proud to announce we're 10 percent over projections that being the year prior the numbers were 8 percent over projections we've started the fiscal year july had a hiccup with a report of a missing snake i'm happy t

everybody that is here today let's go to work i've got my jacket off we'll work with our businesses and associations to do so and this is really how the strength of chinatown continues to be thriving our government working together with the businesses and our nonprofits to benefit the residents of this district thank you very much. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> everybody thank you (clapping.) >> thank you very much mayor ed lee for carrying out the visioning visions for a better chinatown next our supervisor julie christensen in the first three weeks on the job she was out there meeting the merchant to find out to how to improve and help out the merchant no chinatown i know every day she's helpings helping us in our communities thank you so much supervisor christensen (clapping.) >> so i'm just looking around isn't it beautiful the flags are flawing weaverly alley is clean it smells good we want it to be like this amendment so i'm very, very glad for all th attention as a commitment and supervisor i've been spending a lot of time talking to people knock on over 2 thousand doors in the last coup

elementary school united playaz and hospitality house and more recently with south of market business association then we work with others organizations in silver market with the tenderloin museum so we can create through the space and through the programming at 5 m links to all the different places like the buildings on taylor street for the other heirs we're deeply commented to 5 m and look forward to helping inform how the cultural spaces are developed and activates it is new cultural assess as well as provide something unique for the residents and the people in the surrounding immediate neighborhoods and for the first time in our 50 year history intersection for the arts has a permanent home that is critical to our survival and in closing, i want to say that hearst and forest city have been contributing to our program dollars with a significant investment on the part of the organization to the arts in san francisco thank you. >> hello my name is al honeyed cost can i work at inspection wanted to rely some of the things since we're siept and holy those inform our relationship with forest city

chamber of commerce, the national association of manufacturers, and the business roundtable.ectively, individual companies are hiding behind these powerful business lobbying groups and so it makes it difficult to really kind of name and shame individual companies that have been challenging this law. this is a broader trend that is not limited to this case and it is something that we see in other cases or business groups are challenging regulations that they don't like. what we see ono the ground, of course, it is very complicated conflict and minerals are one of the factors, certainly akin to running factor to the conflict, but -- contributing factor to the conflict, but there are numerous actors and groups. it is a really difficult to oversupply the situation -- it is really difficult to oversimplify this situation. but we do believe this locking contributed to positive changes in the ground. juan: this was a decision in the d c circuit court of appeals that is known as a very pro-business conservative circuit of the federal judiciary. what is the next step here? >> well, we

a study by the global business travel association shows only 11 percent those traveling for work relyer and lyft and other services and a third of business travelers represent cars a quarter right traffic and 13 percent use a chauffeur. uber and lyft are beginning foot holes at airport including sfo but many companies are not yet reimbursing for such rides. they are national figures but in the silicon valley it is different a lot of big companies google encourage their employees to take uber and lyft. >> you know what uber and lyft thinks of the international travelers? growth opportunities. >> we are looking at got opportunities to reduce outbound temperatures. >> roller coaster. started yesterday. going down. then up. and back down. and then up. good morning, everyone, in worries crossing the golden gate bridge with a west wind at 15 or 16 miles per hour. drizzle is possible near the coast. just waking up with clouds and they will linger. so will the cooling. the middle of the week got warming trend and cool as we head to the weekend. i will have the specific numbers first you do no

whether the neighborhood association, the business group, or various community groups also. >> what are some of the community achievements you want to be sure to highlight? >> well, i would say the preservation of japantown and trying to create a safe environment for everyone. >> you have a celebrator feeling, the september 12 event coming up. tell us what goes on at that concert. i know we have guests here that are performing there. >> yes, you have the local hula group. and the wesley group and jazz ensemble playing. >> people going to japantown events, we know you can't have it without them, right? >> right. >> what about other things going on in terms of around that event? >> i know that the japanese american museum is going to be offering tours to the public that day, so that will be going on. also we are working on bringing back sushi shark. at the ten year anniversary of the san jose sharks, there were paper mache sharks. there was a sushi shark displayed. hope to rest eleurrect it septe 12th. >> you and i talked earlier about japantown, how it changed over the years, the charact

the poll by the national association of business economics finds that 77% expect a move before the end of the year. however, only 30% they think at the september meeting. 37%, right? now almost a quarter expect the first rate hike in october. 17% in december and another 17% they think next year or even later than that. the forecasters, they think, if the u.s. economy continues to improve, that the fed's benchmark rates will be topping out at 3%. >> listen, a lot of numbers you just threw out there. the main consensus is that september perhaps not on the table as much as it was before this market volatility took place. that's the big question. will the fed actually react to this market volatility and say given these external factors perhaps september doesn't make sense anymore despite the recovery we're seeing in the u.s. economy. >> even before the market volatility we still were looking at that pull back after yellen's quite dovish statement where it's very data dependent. i still think go and read the op ed in the ft, larry summers, talking about how the fed is set to make a dangerou

business managers. according to the associated press, in the filing the actress claims the manager allowed her health insurance former business manager denies the claim. >>> jennifer anniston was at the premiere last night showing off her wedding band. >>> buffalo bill and silence of lamb movie house is on the market. it does not include a dungeon. >> that is one of the creepiest. >> frightening right? i'm betty nguyen on msnbc. "way too early" starts now. >>> i mean, all of them change from the bottom go up and down like yoyos. i've been up there a long time. i'm not going anywhere folks. i'm not doing this for my health. i'm doing this to make america great again. >> donald trump defending place at the top of the polls as he and jeb bush dual down the street from each other in new hampshire. >>> firefighters killed and several injured on the front lines of the inferno. >>> the fallout from the ashley madison hack is just beginning. wait until you hear how much government e-mail addresses are traced back to the site that helps cheating spouses hook up. >>> 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is the sh

business managers. according to the "associated press" in the filing the actress claimed the managers allowed her health insurance to lapse, delaying the diagnosis. she may now face chemotherapy and a mastectomy. her former business managers deny the claims. >>> the suburban pittsburgh home owned by fictional serial killer buffalo bill in "silence of the lamps" is on the market. it's selling for $300,000 but it does not include a dungeon. >>> jennifer aniston made her first red carpet appearance since getting married. showing up there we have it -- >> she's only wearing the band. she's so modest. >>> last night jimmy fallon created math equations to understand the 2016 presidential race. >> you got larry david, plus vermont, equals bernie sanders. when there's abraham lincoln, plus running in short-shorts, equals lincoln chafee. >> grumpy cat, plus grumpy dog, plus donald trump equals grumpy trumpy. >> how do they come up with those things? >> this is a gold mine. snl stars. >> comedian heyday. >>> i'm dara brown, this is "early today," we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading th

commission knows of a safer alternated is slithering more expensive but you choose to energy your business associates to save money you might mention that despite what you know this commission maids the decisions to dismiss those as insignificant you might remind the countryside despite the efforts those facts and their consequences will not imagine low disappear seeing none, this item is closed we're on item 5 which is the consent calendar is there any public comment on this consent calendar and seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners we'll need a motion. >> motion to >> there is a motion and a second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> >> item six the san francisco z zoo. >> hello, hello good morning tonya director of the san francisco zoo i think we have a power point presentation so if i point to the screen here i'm on the screen okay. we have finished our fiscal year i'm proud to announce we're 10 percent over projections that being the year prior the numbers were 8 percent over projections we've started the fiscal year july had a hiccup with a report of a missing snake i'm happy t

a just released survey by the national association of business economics believe that the interest rates will be higher by the end of the year. it could slow down the economy and lower the price. >>> this morning three americans were awarded france's highest honor for disarming a heavily armed man on a passenger train last week. president francois hollande awarded the legion of honors. brian webb reports. >> reporter: three americans who tackled an armed gunman on a high-speed train in belgium last week were reunited last week. u.s. airman spencer stone, national guardsman alec skarlatos, and his friend anthony sadler were hailed during the conference. they along with two passengers risked their lives to disarm a french gunman who they report as being ayoub el khazzani. >> it looked like it was jammed or weren't working and he was trying to charge the weapon and alek hit me on the shoulder and said let's go. >> reporter: skarlatos said they his initial reaction was out of gut instinct. >> i feel our mostly training kicking in after the assail land was already subdued. >> reporter: cell p

everybody that is here today let's go to work i've got my jacket off we'll work with our businesses and associationsdo so and this is really how the strength of chinatown continues to be thriving our government working together with the businesses and our nonprofits to benefit the residents of this district thank you very much. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> everybody thank you (clapping.) >> thank you very much mayor ed lee for carrying out the visioning visions for a better chinatown next our supervisor julie christensen in the first three weeks on the job she was out there meeting the merchant to find out to how to improve and help out the merchant no chinatown i know every day she's helpings helping us in our communities thank you so much supervisor christensen (clapping.) >> so i'm just looking around isn't it beautiful the flags are flawing weaverly alley is clean it smells good we want it to be like this amendment so i'm very, very glad for all this attention as a commitment and supervisor i've been spending a lot of time talking to people knock on over 2 thousand doors in the last couple

own values, but a brand statement, positioning statement which says "yes, we want to do business and be associated with football", but want to do if in a clean and mar ol way. >> the middle east first rooftop football pitch opened in an unlikely location. the then populated territory has few open spaces that can be used to play the sport, leaving football officials to look for playing grounds in unusual locations. we have this report. >> reporter: in the middle of gaza city skyline, a splash of green. this is the middle east's first roof-top football pitch. the unlikely sporting venue opened in june, and has become a popular destination. this is the capital of the league, and they say having an astroturf improved the game. >> translation: i feel so happy when i come to training. making such a place in the center of gaza made it easy for us. we get more as players, as a result. >> reporter: this rooftop football pitch is the only one of its kind in the middle east. across the gaza strip, there's very few open spaces for palestinians to play sport in. one year after israel's 50 day bombardment ended

business economists expect the fed will raise interest rates before the end of the year. only 37% say it will happen as soon as next month according to a new paul from the national associationf business eco nomics. director ath senior the blackrock investment institute. bymonetary policy only works influencing financial conditions. that is one of the reasons it has been so odd that this fed has said financial stability is someone else's problem. we don't care about that. that is the only way monetary policy influences us. is through influencing financial conditions. theia: economists say if economy continues to improve, the fed's interest rate will eventually top out at 3%. latest companye planning to finance investors who buy single-family homes. bloomberg news is also reporting the blackrock's lending partners will offer money to renovate homes that will become rental properties. blackstone group is another firm competing to loan money to smaller landlords. has released an army of lobbyists in california to reshape the rules regarding drivers. it has spent more on loving there than facebook and apple combined. it is pushing lawmakers to exempt drivers from obtaining comme

raise interest rates before the end of the year. 77% of economists surveyed by the national association of businessconomics believe the fed will raise rates this year. only 37% will leave it happens in september. also, a former policymaker at the bank of england. >> you always have to understand that you may be added turning point. the problem is that you often do not know that you are. you have to worry. we are at a situation where essentially those rate rises are off the table. maybe the next move is actually loosely. that model is coming closer by the hour. say that ifomists the economy continues to improve that interest rates will top out at the percent. former treasury secretary says they larry summers will make a big mistake. he wants that raising interest rates in the near future would be a serious error that would threaten all three of the fed's major objectives -- price stability, full employment, and financial stability. the latest company to finance investors that by single-family homes. bloomberg news is also reporting that lack rocks lending partners will offer money to renovate homes

a top long-time associate, both from his business world and in the political realm, roger stone is out tonight, a dispute whether he resigned or was fired. many say they are anxious to get beyond conversation about trump and to talk about issues. candidates are weary of it and so are some of those who attended this event. willie. >> kelly o'donnell in atlanta. thanks, kelly. we heard from another leading candidate today for tomorrow's meet the press. chuck todd asked marco rubio of florida about trump's latest comments. >> if i comment on everything hes, my whole campaign consumed by it. that's what i'll do all day. i have to focus on the message. otherwise, the whole campaign would be how do you feel about donald trump. he says something every day. >> for more on this we are joined by chuck todd. chuck, all the experts said his comments could sink his campaign. then his questioning of john mccain's heroism. but his poll numbers continue to go north. is this different? >> this could be different for the republican party. i don't know if you will see him drop in support. we will have a

busy. i have a lot of constituents part of groups, associations or schools that are visiting washington. i like to personal my welcome them. even if i have a committee hearing, i'll pop out and make sure they are able to see their representative and raise any issue they may have. but it's a very busy schedule. >> it's not easy to run for congress. it's also not cheap. how much do you raise in 2014 and have you started the process for 2016? >> i raised $1.7 million. and this district is a very large district. i had a very competitive primary and general election. and in both cases i was running against a self-funder. so i really prided our fund-raising structure at the grassroots level. i'm off to a group start. i raised a great number in the first quarter. i shows the investment from the people in the community. they believe in what you're doing. they want to make sure this seat is protected. we got a lot of support. >> in new york city this year, had hillary clinton said there's way too much money in politics. is there too much money in politics? if so, how do you correct it? >> i belie