butler is seen as the beast of new orleans. that was his nickname throughout the war -- beast butler. he was so hated in the south that chamber pots had his image painted in the bottom. you can still find these chamber pots in museums. i own one i got a new portland -- in new orleans in a museum last summer. butler said, they were treated with absolute civility for the remainder of the occupation. although the union only controls a pocket of louisiana, they said they needed a military governor of louisiana, so george foster shepley, a general from maine, is assigned to be the military governor of louisiana. we also need a mayor of new orleans. who should be the mayor of new orleans? general butler says godfrey weitzel. he knows most about the city and helped capture the city. godfrey, you are military mayor. he's mayor for a short time until the battle of baton rouge breaks out. weitzel was sent up to baton rouge to report. while he's gone, this an interim mayor. when he comes back, he is mayor again of new orleans. if you look

also phillip butler, dean of lincoln cathedral, mr. david mao, the law librarian of congress and sir peter westmacott, british ambassador to the united states. also with us here today is sir robert worcester, chairman of the magna carta 800th anniversary celebration committee, the group responsible for coordinating the 800th century celebrations of the sealing of magna carta. that delegation from the inner and middle temples is here to represent two of the professional associations of the barristers of england and wales, lord egor judge, lord justice tomlinson, sir anthony hooper and the reverend robin griffith jones. so i welcome you all, and i'm grateful for your participation in today's ceremony. this exhibition was organized by the library of congress in lin cathedral, bringing magna carta to the usa. we are immensely grateful to dean phillip butler for the loan of lincoln cathedral's 1215 magna carta to the exhibition. when the lincoln magna carta returns to england next year, it will be remembered with a brief commemorative event

also phillip butler, dean of lincoln cathedral, mr. david mao, the law librarian of congress and sir peter westmacott, british ambassador to the united states. also with us here today is sir robert worcester, chairman of the magna carta 800th anniversary celebration committee, the group responsible for coordinating the 800th century celebrations of the sealing of magna carta. that delegation from the inner and middle temples is here to represent two of the professional associations of the barristers of england and wales, lord egor judge, lord justice tomlinson, sir anthony hooper and the reverend robin griffith jones.

we are immensely grateful to dean phillip butler pour the loan of lincoln cathedral's 12:15 magna carta to the exhibition. the lincoln magna carta returns to lincoln next year, it will be reunited for a brief commemorative event with the three other copies of magna carta that survived from 1215, two of which are kept by the british library, one of which is kept by salisbury cathedral. the british library will display the four surviving manuscripts for one historic day. it will be the first time they've ever been exhibited together. the lincoln magna carta will then be moved to its permanent residence in a dedicated vault specially constructed this year as part of the lincoln castle revealed project. you may have noticed that the magna carta has come to the united states a full year ahead of the 800th anniversary. we are thrilled to be able to stage this exhibit leading up to the magna carta commemorations that are already in the works throughout the united kingdom and indeed the world. our exhibition complements the major magna carta exhibit exhibitions planned in the uk for 2015 as it

nbc 10's doug shimell is live outside that building on butler avenue. doug? >> reporter: we actually had to move back. they brought in a chipper, as you can hear, because they can't get conventional demolition equipment in here so they brought a chipper in to grind up the debris. l & i says this all started when a builder wanted to create a building that was bigger than he was permitted for. that was just the start of the troubles. two weeks before the deadly 22nd and market street collapse in 2013, israel says a contractor blocked his driveway with lumber for a construction project on butler avenue. >> that was griffin campbell. he was supervising that job. he handed me his business card. >> reporter: two weeks later, griffin campbell was thrown off that job after being charged with six deaths in the market street collapse. two years later on wednesday night, campbell's never finished 320 butler avenue collapsed into the street, trapping two renters in the building next door. >> fire rescue came out and got my two tenants out of the building through another

by the plymouth meeting by friends school watch out for a building fire at butler pike and germantown pike. >> we're starting the next half-hour with breaking news. take a look at this video back from south philadelphia where 6 cars had their tires slashed overnight. it happened in the 1,000 block of else worth street. police caught up with the man who fit the description and had a knife in his hand. else in custody and being questioned. >>> if you intend to get into the philadelphia during the pope's visit today is a important day. septa ticket lottery is open and they are selling this hot commodity. eva pilgrim has more on the process. >> reporter: good morning, tam the clock is ticking but there's no rush if you're planning using septa regional rail in order to get into the city during the pope's visit you do need to register for the lottery, sometime today before 11:59. i meant doesn't matter when. all submissions will be treated exactly the same you just need to get around to it at some point. the lottery is now open. >> we want to get passes to see the pope. >> reporter: septa i

more real news ahead, including the company that sends you a butler.pp that gets someone do your chores. but first here's a look at your o"eyepener" at 8:00. >> she got animated, defended her actions. >> my personal e-mails are my personal business, right? >> the fire chief describes it as a town where everyone knows everyone including three men missing in the landslide. >> the black hawk helicopter sent in by the nags tional guar >> there were people inside the hotel when one quarter of it exploded. >>> addyi is the first drug of its kind. >> lice are mutating to become resistant to the most common use of drugs over the counter to treat them. >> i understand that, but it's a reality you have to deal with. >> are you sending the message if you break the law, you're going to be rewarded for it? >> i don't think so. you're not going to get rid of them. >> jeb bush cheated on his deyet, adiet, ate a fried hot dock on a stick and had beer. he said he ate it so sum numbers would go up. >>> a poll out this morning shows new signs of hillary clinton's support

that is the butler of course that butler looks like a row mott because it is. >> i think it's a botler>> it is the alo botler. dale houghton j ordered room seic from the aloft california and they sent up their robot. he got his yogurt and interacts with him because it asks him a question. it has instructions and touch screen asked him how his stay is. >> i don't have to tip it. >> yes, don't have to rummage around for your wallet how much do i give the guy. >> this is taking away a dude's job now. >> according to the senior vp this frees up humans to do other work in the hotel. like having r2d2 come to your door. >> who is going to be the first jerk to vandalize this thing. >> they know what room it went to last so they'll charge your credit card if it comes back defective. >> a lot more expensive than stealing a towel. >> the robot can go to the elevator and call it itself. >> pretty cool. >> they plan to introduce it at other hotels made by fabiok. >>> bad dnv photo. >> mine looks like a mug shot. >> apparently it's intentional. >>> next "right this minute" and still to come racing t

julia butler hanson of washington state is definitely one of the women in this era who is pushing the ball along for women in terms of this apprenticeship she is serving as a group. her background was a long-time member of the washington state house of representatives. she has a lot of experience before she ever comes to capitol hill. she was the chair of a couple different committees in the state legislature. she served quite often as speaker protem. she was a prime mover behind establishing the ferry system in the state. she's not your typical freshman when she is elected in 1960 in a special election. she moves into a position of influence. she gets a seat on the appropriations committee in the house. and by the mid 1960s, she vies for a subcommittee chairmanship. one of the so-called cardinals of the appropriations committee. she competes for a seat. it's a tough competition. but she wins out. but the chairman of the committee, a man by the name of george mahan, chairman of the full compete, decides he tested her in getting her the chairmanship and will test her as a new chairman.

who wasn't actually, he was absent from the senate but he is addressing butler. "butler has chosen a mistress to whom he has made his vows and who, though ugly to others, is lovely to him. though polluted -- i mean the harlot, slavery." a vicious speech. a south carolina congress man by the name of works to prevent -- took offense at these metaphors. brooks entered the chamber of the senate where sumner was at his desk and he was accompanied by lawrence kite who brandished a pistol on the senate floor. what brooks did is brutally beat sumner with his cane while kite held off the rest of the senators by brandishing this pistol. when sumner was not to the floor, brooks continue to beat him with his cane. it took three years before mr. sumner could recover and retake his seat on the senate. it is one of the most brutal offensive acts on the floor of the senate, which happened in 1856. and, oops. i missed mr. clinton. we will skip him. but this is charles sumner, who for his troubles, got himself on this banknote. you might be interested to know what happened to mr.

when butler stopped and asked dorothy if she was seeing what she was. a pair of police officers blocking their passage. they were standing up there with if the automobiles blocking the bridge with shotguns and m16s, telling us we 0 could go no further. willford, the police officer assigned to walk point as they headed toward the west bank, figured around 100ars from foot of the bridge when he saul the two police officer cars parked nose to nose, forming a wedge to block their passage. eventually hear them yelling go back, get off the bridge. the noticed their black uniform, members of she small force policing the bridge. he was wearing a shirt with police on the. he wore a gun. her asked the others so slow down. the smaller of the two bridge cops, young black woman, didn't care what it said on his shirt. the closer he got, the louder she seemed to scream. she was out of control, he said. she was irate. you got to bring it down a few notches, he said, looking at the female of. you're another 10, we need to you to bring it to 3. he was coining a less expe

reagan established a procedure with the white house staff whereby the chefs ab butlers would prepare and serve the proposed menu to e her and the president about two weeks before the actual dinner was to take place.it on these occasions, the meal would be presented exactly as it was to be donees for the state dinner. there were four courses for each meal, including dessert. plattered for ten persons, that seated at each serv tables, were presented at the table and the president and mrs. reagan served themselves from the platters. this accomplished a number of things. s they could visuallyee inspect t presentation. see if there was any difficulty serving themselves. determine if there was sufficient food on the platter to accommodate ten guests. and not the least important, mrr taste theea food. at the conclusion of the meal, i mrs. reaganve would come into t kitchen and discuss various es options, give various suggestions to the chefs and butlers, sometimes making minor changes and other times major changes and completely changing the menu entirely. in late 1985, then chief usher rex

plymouth road is closed between blue route and butler pike until august 31st because of the sink holeuse an alternate like germantown pike that seems to be a good one right around that area. and also for those who like nicki minaj is there a concert tonight at 7:00p in m at susquehanna bank center in new jersey. we can expect delays on the ben franklin bridge. i necessity she's very popular. erika, back over to you. >>> two word for you: the end for john john stewart's daily show. stewart signs off tonight after a 16 year run. the she will be longer then usual, it will be almost an her compared to the normal half an hour. no word on the guest list but stewart promised time show will be quote a ball. after tonight's final that i set will be donated to the submit zone yum museum. >>> mariah carry now has a star on the hollywood walk of fame. lee daniels join car which music produce are l.a. reid and carry has sold more than 22 million albums, she's been in several films including precious and lee daniels the butler. an official for walk of fame says carry was select back in 2007 to rece

julia butler hanson of washington state is definitely one of the women in this era who is pushing ifball along for women. she becomes a very influential member of the house. and her background was actually as a member, a long time member of the washington statehouse of representatives. so she's got a lot of legislative experience. she was a prime mover behind establishing the fairy stm in the state. so she has a lot of legislative experience. and she's not your typical freshman when she's elected in 1960 in a special election. she very quickly moves into a position of influence. she gets the seat on the appropriations committee. in the house. and by the mid 1960s, she vies for a subcommittee chairmanship, one of the so-called carpals of the appropriations committee. and she competes for a seat of the interior and related agencies subcommittee. and it's a tough competition, but she wins out. the chairman of the committee, chairman of the full committee, decides, well, he tested her in getting the chairmanmanship and cease going to test her as a new chairman. so the first time she come

butler says those who built them deserve some of the blame. >> there's a question of whether or not the public is willing to put up some money to fix some of these sites. most of the sites up here, the people who did the damage are long gone. >> reporter: there has been a lot of talk about making all of these colorado mines a superfund site with the e.p.a., but, scott, our experts say that solution probably isn't the best one because the government just doesn't have enough money to fix, treat, and then maintain all of these mines. >> pelley: mireya villarreal near durango tonight. mireya, thank you very much. it's a growing problem-- planes versus drones. what's being done about it. and millions of plastic balls are unleashed against the drought when the the cbs evening news continues. you're taking the medicine doctors recommend most for joint pain. more than the medicine in aleve or tylenol. the medicine in advil is the number one doctor recommendation for joint pain. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bon

the whole thing. >> reporter: almost everyone near pine and juniper streets wondered when 320 butler avenue would come down. >> basically they heard a rumble. >> reporter: paul had two renters next door wednesday night. >> the fire rescue came out and got my two tenants out of the building through another access, through the church that faces 13th. >> reporter: residents say they had a bad feeling about the unfinished wood frame rowhome that towered above the neighborhood for more than two years. >> it didn't look very sturdy. it looked -- i haven't seen anyone working on it. >> this is a long going battle we've had with the owner of this building ever since the first contractor was thrown off which was griffin campbell. >> reporter: it was griffin campbell who was charged in 2013 with the deaths of six people in the now infamous 22nd and market street collapse. as cleanup crews now start work on butler avenue, the connection was haunting. >> this seemed like another harbinger of doom. thank goodness no one was hurt. >> reporter: the next big challenge for these cleanup crews is gett

butler's article points to a fascinating book called russia empire.ia is weaker than it has been at almost anytime in the last 300 years, the book observes. to add insult to injury, russia is also one of the least popular nations in the world these days. in a recent survey by pugh, a median of just 30% of non-russians viewed russia favorably. a median of just 24% had confidence that president putin would do the right thing in world affairs. while putin remains popular at home, many of his countrymen are outraged by his war on western food given that there are plenty of people who need food in russia. food prices have spiked by 20% in the last year and russia's poverty rate claimed by 5% in one year. an online petition urging the government to end the campaign has over 350,000 signatures. mr. putin would be wise to listen. he should channel his frustration into fixing russia's fundamentally flawed economy rather than taking it out on pieces of fruit. >>> next on "gps." my next guest, lawrence lessig wants to take the money out of politics. what will he

. >> reporter: peter butler is co- coordinator for the animas river stakeholder group, which has been trying to clean up the area's 200 abandoned mines for 20 years. he says the e.p.a. could have avoided this latest blowout. >> they could have taken another step to determine how much water was back there. >> reporter: so this could have been preventable. >> it may have prevented it. they certainly probably would have taken a different approach if they knew the water was back there. >> reporter: e.p.a. chief gina kccarthy was in the region today. >> e.p.a.'s mission is to protect the public health and the environment. no agency could be more upset about the incident happening. >> reporter: contamination from mine water is not new to the area. nearby, the red bonita has been spewing toxic waste into the river for at least a decade. butler says those who built them deserve some of the blame. >> there's a question of whether or not the public is willing to put up some money to fix some of these sites. but most of the sites up here, the people who did the damage are long gone. >> reporter:

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avoid butler pike, juice joshua road. -- use joshua road. watch out for paving work along tyburn road they will restrict the ramps at newborn road and old bristol pike. >>> a pair of explosions rocked two churches in new mexico. one happened in a mail box at a baptist church and another explosion outside a catholic church three miles away. fbi and state police are trying to figure out who planted the explosives and whether they are connected. >> a ballot boy accidently struck in the head during practice has died from his injuries. a college player wag taking a practice swing and struck the boy with a bat. his family set up a go fund me page and raise # thousand dollars. >>> rochester police is praising one of its officers for what could be a smelly stunk. a baby skunk had a container on his head. his tail shot up, but they can't spray be like an adult. >> i have to remember that. the when i become an adult i will spray you, i will find you. a live preview of "g.m.a." is next plus, temperatures flare at the funeral for bobbi kristina brown. d

butler who is now tall walked through greasy water. nose and chin pinpointed forward.excuse me nose and chin pointed upward guiding dorothy who clung to an air a mattress on the interstate less than an hour. enough so their clothes dried out even though stifnght water remained. when butler asked if she was saying what hefsz, a pair of police officers blocking their passage. up there with with shotgun and m16s saying we couldn't go nowhere. rewarding police officer walk point as they headed to wetion west bank around 300 yards of the bridge and saw two police cars blocked nose to nose forming wedge to block their passage heard them yelling go back, go back, get off the bridge. noticed members of the small force responsible for policing the bridge. and jeans wearing dark t-shirt stached with a word police in large letters with a haltered gun on his belt and asked them to approach small. the small of the two bridge cops a young woman couldn't care what it said on his shirt. closer he got the louder she seemed to scream out of control he said. she was irate. you've got to

senior analyst john butler. still ahead, the shares of chemical companies are rising and we would check on the movers. ♪ pimm: welcome back to "bloomberg market day." i am pimm fox and you were looking at a live shot from the top of bloomberg headquarters in new york. betty: it is far. pimm: all the way down to the met holding and somewhat in the distance the statue of liberty. betty: stocks are muddling along on the clear day. we have julie hyman taking a look at movers on analyst calls. let's get to the best performers. julie: the best performer interest out jones -- performer in the dow jones but there was a call over at jp morgan that the stock was upgraded to overweight to neutral. the analyst looking at the long-term underperformance of the stock and also said that now that the sort of proxy battle is over between nelson and dupont, remember ceo prevailed in that fight against nelson quest to break up the company, although the company's spitting out the specialty chemical business. jpmorgan is saying manag

nick butler, the former head of strategy for bp told me we are in a a longer and more sustained periodof oil prices than in the late 1980s. why? he points to a perfect storm. supply is up substantially because a decade of high oil prices encouraged producers throughout the world to invest vast amounts of money in finding new sources. they are made and will keep supply throwing for years. the former head of strategy for the i calan energy giant said there is no way to stop this. he predicts that prices could drop down to $35 a barrel. a primary reason that the price decline accelerated is that saudi arabia, the world's swing supplier that is the that can increase or decrease production has decided to keep bumping. the saudis know it hurts them, but they hope it will hurt everyone else more. one of saudi arabia's main names is to put america's producers of chal and tight owl out of business. american firms have used technology and smart business practices to stay afloat. major oil producing countries everywhere are facing a fiscal prek onning like nothing they have seen. venezuela. hugo

the bridge was a key path between butler pike and 476. the closure caused major traffic problems for 15,000 drivers who take that route every day. nbc 10's drew smith is live with more on this emergency fix. drew? >> reporter: you can tell it didn't take long for people to figure out this bridge was back open. already a heavy bunch of traffic moving on through here. when they first started this repair, there was just one sinkhole underneath this bridge but they ended up having to repair nine in total. you can see why it was important. they didn't want other areas to become unsafe especially with a major interstate just feet away from this creek. it was all smiles from transportation leaders today as they cut the ribbon on the new plymouth road bridge, clearing the way for thousands of commuters who have spent hours in gridlock since march. >> all the roads surrounding have been bad. it's made a lot of inconvenient cut-throughs for people where there's a lot of traffic where there shouldn't be like on quieter roads. >> reporter: the first

two batters later eric drives in lorrie and butler. 4-2 oakland.of the seventh would take 30 minutes, oakland batting around and then some and score, big blow here. bases clearing triple. he's been on fire. four rbi day for him and a's get the win. tonight at 11:00, star power and the late highlights, roger federer and serena williams, tiger woods and bolt. drew, matt, i suggest you guys partake. you should join me here. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 a book club kicked off the wayne train. train officials said they were loud and the group says is the real reason. >> one year after the napa earthquake, recovery efforts underway and the church is picking up the pieces. tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> "straight outta compton" topped $111 million. it easily took the top spot with under $26 million this weekend. "mission impossible rogue nation, sinister 2 and man from uncle" rounded out the top five. that's it for abc 7 news at 9:00. the next newscast is over on abc 7. have a great night, everyone.

. >> al: throws and that will be holding for the conversion by brice butler. the number three quarterback takes them down the field, two-point conversion is good. 2:00 to go. we're tied at 23. >> cris: good stuff from matt mcgloin, that entire drive. maybe saves his best for last. saw this all-out blitz look. these are all coming oefrg here e ing ing over here. check, check, check. got it this man coverage on the outside. let me throw one quickly, tie ball game. derek carr understood everything that happened right there. a lot of times it is not how you throw it, it is which plays did the quarterback get you into or out of that can decide football games. >> al: going to be a free agent kick, this is del vek yo. jaxon shipley with come out. to the 19 yard line. penalty. >> referee: during the return half the distance to the goal. first down. >> al: you want to see your quarterback in tough situations. now backed up. >> cris: you're thinking here we get an interception, fumble, hold them, punt. we have plenty of time to put that game winner up. >> al: philips si

billy butler coming through with a hit who had opened the inning with his further hit of the night. the a's went onto win 5-4. they trailed the dodgers by two games. they had already done the part. not an easy task there. >> no. >> it featured bumgarner there getting his first ever pinch hit. he is an amazing hitter. the giants won 2-0. there is also bad news out there. hunter pence going back for the third time this season with an injury to his left oblique. they will miss him a lot. >>> it could be gone in six seconds. up next the explosive plan to take down a section of the old bay bridge. >>> and it is being called viagra for women. , the potential side effects that could be harmful for your health. >>> and this looks good as you head out. we'll tell you a little more about the entire commute coming up. >>> the cooling continues for well inland areas. if there's a lot of low clouds we'll see ability the pattern and how long it is going to hold. >>> a grass fire continues to grow, the biggest fight for crews as they continue to bring it under control. mornings on 2 continues. >>>

otherwise a fire location out here in plymouth meeting butler pike blocked at germantown pike.s through that area. schuylkill expressway looking good, in problems coming into the city, i-95 out of the great northeast looking good as well. of course, it is a monday, folks like to come right back from the shore into the office and as we go for the ride the atlantic city expressway looking good now but we are starting to see speed drop down from like route 37 to farly plaza interchange heading in toward the city. if you are leaving the shore you are not the only one that has an idea to stay down an extra night and come right back to work for a monday morning, chris and lauren back to you. >>> critics take aim at actress and entrepreneur jessicaal about a. >> they say her company's sun screen doesn't work. >> people have been bashing her company's sun screen saying it doesn't work. the honest corks that is name, responded that they see customers complaints serious bye but their product and promises. the complaints constitute less than 1 percent of all of the units sole. in the comp

in the 10th inning billy butler. ballgame. 35,067. it was a monster thriller. a's 5, dodgers 4. the giants, how about that, they start off this morning down 2 games in the west. the a's have a matinee game against the dodgers. giants under the lights in st. louis tonight. that's sports at this hour. everybody have a wonderful "hump day"! i'll see you later. >>> thank you, vern. our crack staff dove into the soccer world. club brugge and manchester united in the champions lightning. >> an impressive goal. he helped "man-u" to win 3-1 and garner the play of the day. >>> it is almost 6:25. another visitor to yosemite comes down with the plague just as another campground is shut down for decontamination. >> reporter: and san jose police have released some surveillance footage in connection with a grisly homicide. this as a third suspect is still on the loose. we have that footage comi,,,,,,, my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call

then a fire location out in plymouth meeting, butler pike is blocked at germantown pike. watch for local detours as you go along the the way. folks like to stay down the shore and come right back to the office on a monday morning, okay on the parkway, the atlantic city expressway we are starting to see a push of volume from route 73 in toward philadelphia. so that is a sign that folks are on their way back and first workday of the septa trolley blitz. we're new through august 17th, all of the subway surface trolleys will stop at 40th street. commuters will jump on the market frankford line to further your trip into center city. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> it has happened again, another hit and run in the city of philadelphia. >> this time, victim is five-year old girl, jenny is over at st. christopher's hospital for children, how is she. >> well, alex and mike, we are hearing that she is in stable condition, here recovering at st. christopher's hospital but yesterday was very scary, when investigators found her lying on the ground, unresponsive, and bloody, the t

makes it 4-1 dodgers but the a's fight back marcus singles to left, ties it up bottom of 10 billy butleralk-off score country breakfast sausage and bacon and ham and biscuits and gravy and gatorade he wants they win and snap their 7 loss streak rain in st. louis delayed the start of the giants-cardinals game for 31 minutes. this man calls himself "the cardinals cowboy" clutching a replica world series trophy top 6th/ scoreless. bases loaded brandon crawford taps one slowly to third gregor blanco scores on the fielder's choice. 1-0 giants crawford's 74th rbi of the season 5th in the national league bottom 6th/ 1-0 giants ryan vogelsong great outing for him he strikes out matt carpenter top 7th look who's pich-hitting madison bumgarner and he singles to left field the giants bench likes it and a rare smile from mad-bum!!! and that hit led to brandon belt hit by randy choate with the bases loaded guess who scoresbumgarner 2-0 giants score: 2-0 giants in the 9th inning giants outfielder hunter pence. the giants are just two games back in the national league west this does not help out hunter

as nick butler pointed out in an excellent financial times piece, russia's economy is in big trouble because of the dependence on selling oil to survive. according to trading economics, between a fifth and a fourth of the gdp comes from the oil. in other words, it's the major mover in the russian economy. meanwhile, oil prices plummeted over 50% in a little more than a year. russia's economy is forecast to drop 3.5% because of that free fall he points out. what's more, the global supply is still growing at a break neck pace. so russia's oil-dependent economy is not likely to get a break any time soon. despite the bravado and the recent power in ukraine, this period in history might be one of the low points. butler's article points to a new book called restless empire that features maps showing the vast reach over the years. today russia is weaker than it has been at almost any time in the last 300 years, the book observes. to add insult to injury, they are one of the least popular nations in the world. in a recent survey, just 30% of non-russians viewed russia favorably. 24% had conf

he could play jeffrey, remember the butler? >> i love jeffrey the butler. >> yeah.how? >> i loved it. >> if you were a child of the '80s and '90s you know all the words. we don't know, though, when that will air, but it's fun to talk about, you know? >> absolutely. >>> earlier in the show, we mentioned republican presidential front-runner donald trump and the measures he's taking in some of the early voting states. what we didn't mention that trump is hearing the word, he's told so many other people those words, of course, you're fired! >> that's basically what trump was officially told yesterday by nbc, the network making it clear trump will not be back in the boardroom of the "celebrity apprentice." >> nbc cut ties with trump in june after his comments about mexican immigrants. the "celebrity apprentice" will return, though, in the future with a new host. >>> and finally, in our tv-heavy "skinny," "downton abby." you're a big fan, right? >> i love my "downton abbey." >> go for it. >> this final season it won't start airing on pbs here in america till january but i

billy butler, 4-2 a's. bottom seventh. took 30 minutes to play because 12 oakland players batted. they scored seven runs on it's hits. a bases-clearing triple. a's avoid a sweep with a win of the rays. giants and pirates. kong hit two home runs yesterday for pittsburgh. don't give him anything to hit, flying don't want to walk him either. ryan vogelsong did just that. neil walker, base hit to right. three runs in the first for pittsburgh. right now currently, 3 or pirates in the third. >>> the giants can really for the win they'll pull within half gail of the dodgers in the west. astros sweeping dodgers today. the walkoff homer in the tenth for houston. l.a., the first five-game losing streak in two years, this sports report brought you by bank of the west. niners looking pretty good, jarred hasn't, the real deal. >> next at 6:00, the west coast invasion on the big screen. movie about l.a.'s most popular >> join us tonight on kofy tv 20. vice-president joe biden and donald trump faces tough questions. then at 11 on channel 7, one year after the napa earthquake the recovery effort

the best third stringer in the league. 16 yards to butler. 10 of 11 and 104 yards. 18-3 the final.have to be happy except for that pick. >> we had the miss communication down the red zone. we are happy it happened now. that's what the pre-season is for. we'll go back and clean that up. for years to come we'll fix that up. >> niners play in houston tomorrow night. sabercats hosting portland. three minutes later and san jose into the semis with a 55-28 blowout of the thunder. oakland lead 4-0 and then chris davis crushes the slider. o's take a 6-4 lead. a's with a two-out rally. burns will score and game is tied at six and on to extras. the second pitch, game over. baltimore wins it. the a's have lost four straight. don't test him with the weak cheese. a triple shy of the cycle. giants add four more in the second. hunter pence and he is gone after three innings. the shortest outing of the season. that's gone president matt cain is chasing the tift. the giants stay two and a halfback of l.a. the second round of the pga championship. eagle on-line and 9 under 63. ties the record for th

butlers, a private chef. and they're near the four seasons resort which boast world class spas. >> you can see kylie is sporting a very different do and clearly having a plast being in the pacific with tyga. the couple still careful to not display too much pda. >> "e.t." has known about this trip for a while. kylie told us about her birthday plan back in june. >> i think i'm going to go on a trip with my friends. >> the group will be staying there at least another two days. >> now onto taylor and calvin. last night, the two were seen leaving an italian restaurant in santa monica. taylor looking awfully swifty wearing her signature outfit of a whoit crop top and short swing skirt while calvin was looking casual in gray and black. >> we've learned sexy couple showed lots of pda during the course of the romantic three-hour dinner. they left around 11:00 p.m. they did take selfies with fans. we've also learned they have apparently hired some off duty police officers to maintain their security when they're on thes

when i grew up and i walked down auburn avenue from school to go to butler street ymca, i saw black professionals, i saw doctors, lawyers, small business, you know, ownership. but you don't see that anymore on auburn avenue which was the cradle of black entrepreneur development there in atlanta, georgia. that's what we need to restore. but instead when you wake up today, look at what happened in chicago over the weekend. ten, you know, young black men murdered -- a 7-year-old black child murdered. 55 wounded. look at baltimore, what is going on. look at detroit. it shouldn't be that way. >> host: the day we're taping this is the day that south carolina took the confederate flag down from their state capitol. >> guest: i think that's interesting, and i think that they, governor nikki haley, took the right approach. they brought it up at that state and not involving all the other external actors trying to manipulate it. what we really need to do is not focus on whether or not you have a confederate flag on the general lee and that the dukes of hazard needs to be pulled off the television. what we n

billy butler, 4-2 a's. bottom seventh. took 30 minutes to play because 12 oakland players batted. they scored seven runs on it's hits. a bases-clearing triple. a's avoid a sweep with a win of the rays. giants and pirates. kong hit two home runs yesterday for pittsburgh. don't give him anything to hit, flying don't want to walk him either. ryan vogelsong did just that. neil walker, base hit to right. three runs in the first for pittsburgh. right now currently, 3 or pirates in the third. >>> the giants can really for the win they'll pull within half gail of the dodgers in the west. astros sweeping dodgers today. the walkoff homer in the tenth for houston. l.a., the first five-game losing streak in two years, this sports report brought you by bank of the west. niners looking pretty good, jarred hasn't, the real deal. >> next at 6:00, the west coast invasion on the big screen. movie about l.a.'s most popular my theory is pretty simple. happiness, before cleanliness. gooey. flaky. happy. toaster strudel. now with more icing. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado