gstit wasouout ur c-anaryoreirif u' a c s eho obctou pli rve. >>ue: iss96nd '66 fo ara cds h bn bued thdeal wifhe lcara ar approd urppcaon e obctr uad fi aili jh predf. un a jwoinor this quakerrgizioin etm. th sd u can'to vina th'sooar away isa,utoure sdi evybody se vtn. d ey ido. sohas endporng pilelphia. c-anhoma dfent baleha ybe i a in-bed report. gst: i veoidea. srtin 77 wt aristime mazi "oyuru chi,nd molyha i wte autwa r, and iadoreration l. ner curredo r yo else, iwe se veood ito corueil wrs we mht ntoiv mtrni, en rsai bu nothing. lrn o t flyanas ry lky i nvegooued ner winny rl sris ri antha ckto t unedtasn 80nd ard veng theengo an soon fodut youou ou t theiein army anthares a at w loorun an cerghe peag. so snd enhe 10s d99,hrut in t field withhe liryr gng was wre tn e mity inteentionana, bosn an deser sto, ur, an--oyhe me 91ca, ad aot o fld time an n oy a lofie ti,ad lf cbati, d ystander, ualas teifdystand,nd wa a lttncfoab beusa uy t mita ho pore to w an they wldas m setes wh'st lke d d veo sy, lo,i' t asoie ot rtipe ar just tctapn. and i

a--asked him. i don't know him. c-span: 'there are three important factors the author needs to concern it--herself with,' and i wanted to stop there and ask you every reference to the other person is a 'she' in your book. >> guest: in that chapter. c-span: just in that chapter? >> guest: yeah, just in that chapter. c-span: i thought i picked up... >> guest: i sort of flip-flopped. c-span: why'd you do that? >> guest: for the sake of gender equity. c-span: and let me go back to--if i can find the word again--for impo--dada-dah, dada-dah--'the pub--the publishing house, the title and the one phrase people will remember from it.' >> guest: right. so--and--and here i have a book with a--a neologism bobo, which is bourgeois bohemian. so i'm guilty of the thing i'm writing about. i--i s--i write--write in the introduction that sometimes i think i've made self-loathing into a career. and, you know, there is some of me in the book. that chapter is sort of an ascorbic look at--as the intellectual, as social climber... c-span:

c-span: do you get a pension? >> guest: i did get attention. i got pension early because all my money was gone. c-span: how much did your legal fees cost? >> guest: $518,000. part of it is paid in part of it is not paid. c-span: how did you raise the money for that? >> guest: that was legal but then spun. i drained my campaign account which is their referred to in the book caused me to go before john boehner to ask them for money. karl rove's number one guy was sitting in a room which was to me very unusual but i is trying to get money to get through the election. i had run out of money basically. i won the primary and was headed to a zero balance into the election. c-span: here's jack abramoff talking about you. >> one of the reasons bob went to prison, bob apparently had a different issue that was unrelated to mine. he took $50,000 in casino chips from an iranian businessman who wanted the government to give permission to sell planes to iran. now that act and doing it in a casino in london is what i think unhinged bob. probably he would have b

c-span: .. who had a best-seller for a while. it was on the -- it may still be on there as far as i know. >> guest: yeah. c-span: you say, 'one of the examples of misinformation about bin laden can be found in the tome by yossef bodansky, who enjoys the title of director of congressional task force on terrorism.' do you know what that is? >> guest: it's a republican task force on terrorism. c-span: it says, 'in "bin laden: the man who declared war on america," bodansky described the teen-aged bin laden visiting beirut to drink, womanize and get involved in brawls.' never did that? >> guest: not according to people who know him. c-span: 'those who know bin laden, however, describe a deeply religious teen-ager who married at the age of 17. bodansky makes another fantastic assertion that the 1996 crash of twa 800, which killed 230, was a joint operation between iran and bin laden.' >> guest: yeah. c-span: no proof at all that that ever happened? >> guest: i mean, you know, twa 800 went down for reasons that the ntsb or the national t

. >> c c a administra el centro tambiÉn en texas. >> hay muchas violaciones que existen muchas cÁrcelesortaciÓn. >> es una violaciÓn de las leyes de refugiados. >> la oficina de inmigraciÓn y aduana mantiene que los centros o ofrecen cuidado mÉdico y tienen salones de recreo, trabajadores social servicio de educaciÓn y acceso ayuda legal, no todos parecen estar convencido. >> no deben ser tratados como prisioneros, tienen que estar en condiciones adecuadas. >> hay quienes creen que abrir otro centro parece confirmar que el gobierno de estados unidos, teme que el flujo de menores centroamericanos que se habÍan frenado vuelva a cobrar fuerza. >> hoy miles de empleados de hoteles a travÉs de los Ángeles estÁn a un paso mas cerca de recibir aumento de sueldo el consejo de la ciudad aprobÓ aumentar el sueldo mÍnimo a 15, 7 centavos la hora a partir del aÑo que viene, en hoteles con 300 habitaciones y mÁs, como la votaciÓn no fue inmune el tema volverÁ a la meza de votaciÓn. >> steward no enfrentarÁ cargos en relaciÓn a la muerte de otro piloto a quien atropellÓ en una competencia en new york

c-span: where were you born?d a haf >> guest: portsmouth virginia, which is about 3.5 hours southere? of here. c-span: how long have you lived there?h e >> guest: welcome i lived there for a couple of years. in th and my stepfather was in the navy. and we were there for a couple ey of years and then we lived instep-fat toronto and key westhe florida. when my stepfather got ready to retire from the navy we moved old en. back and i guess i was aboute nine years old. and so we lived there from thee t time i was nine years old and my parents still live there.n? c-span: what are you doing right now i'm at. >> guest: i am a reporter for "the washington post."n leve i was allowed to write that book.ook so right now i'm on the book to le, her. and c-span: let's talk about a ho couple things in your life and then we will go to them in great depth. how many different jobs have you had? the >> i guess i would have to count the jobs in my career as a journalist. my first job was the hometown newspaper. i got that job right out

a. c lessons in your book and this may sound like a stretch, for the people who live in china? a communist government. i don't know whether they call it a totalitarian system but certainly there's not the openness. what would you say to the leaders of china about their future? >> guest: i would start by saying that the chinese leaders have drawn lessons from the story. the chinese leaders know this piece of history and this is similar period in their own history, the maoist period in china and they also studied very carefully the 80s and the end of the soviet union. one of the decisions they have made based on studying this piece of history as they have made contemporary china less totalitarian in the sense that they don't make people march in parades and they have abandoned ideology in the sense of making people repeat things they don't believe in. and the pressures they put on people are enough senseless. it's a much more subtle system where you are allowed to say some things in some con

a new c-i-a assessment says "isis" membership has grown to 31 thousand fighters. the highest previous assessment was *20 thousand. the c-i-a says "isis" is recruiting more aggressively, and fighting more. c-p-s officials are trying to stay ahead of a virus that has sent hundreds of children to the hospital in the midwest. judy wang is live outside abraham lincoln elementary in lincoln park with more. >> good morning. the memo went out two principles asking to share information with parents about the virus. 11 confirmed cases in that the city. the health department says there is still a lot the medical community does not know about the virus and what we're seeing could just be the tip of the iceberg. the virus also is rare. symptoms are similar to those associated with a cold. emergency rooms across the chicago area report children are showing up the symptoms including breathing problems. children with asthma appear to be the most at risk. the cdc reports 82 confirmed cases but suspect there are many more cases in as many as 12 states. there are some guidelines, as

day live at0 a stn o c-sp the nraaupme cotillear ol armes kste piline. d michaelcos aober mcllilbe liv thi ekd. sund ann wha det twn k han ander repuic oont a fm th cafoiaovnor rceer brn a the rpuic mie. nit 8:00,o yushes laopioonteatna mikeonle tasbo w thks hians cakes t rubcavo. d efoerha the mmsi on cil gh is resuay. toghtsrn onsn auor a hiornsal out t buin dinhe war of 18 andhe+4tuhe budi ofheoove d a aso t rdinoficrdnin. nd ourchule l u knowha y tnkbout ogms r y e tcng car eai us if ua sre youinns o o ne. lt mth anvsaonas he ttaboulingt scol from e pame o justicendeah a hum seic. is ibo50 mite sah a bobo , ea. thk we heno miopnean wl ty e gein suad l' d qck os sah fm e darent of juicanshis a tal toey i t uciol oprtitseioofhe pame ojuiccil ghts disi. lce. [alae] wor irte tord dressihassnt a scli iuen emear ansendy scol iotooing i disn, sahrk f the n jse stut forocl jt a e ac. cein aaclorro the unertyfrgia diieare ve a jeffers hor i t ro? yone to cne bfo u lee. maroheunertyf carie a hro comb. we asav rer but i cal hibohere an bs t aintroror theffef jen

. >> para contrarestar els salvadr saca a las calles ejercÉrcitos c fumigadores . >> niÑos estÁn economÍconiÍmicos par g aguaa larvas . >> que por expertos no se da de persona a persona sino que por l la apipicadura del mosquito . >> el primer caso en diciembre e en la isla de san martÍn , el l salvador telemundo . >> hoy hay presencia de policÍas en trenes en estados unidos y freaf francia por declaraciones del primer ninistro de irak podice q que encontaron plan terrorista s contra los metros de las ciud a ciudadanciudad ciudades nombradas . >> tendrÍa como bklanco el si sistema de trenes de estados unidos , paris y nueva york d dodnde la vigilancia y segurida es notable . >> hablando -- inglÉs . >> no tenemos confirmaciÓn de amenaza ni que nueva york sea l blanco . >> el supupesto plan despuesÉs e el primer ministro iraqui dijo a disperiodistas en onu que el c servicio de inteligencia de su p paÍs descubrio plan para atacar ferrocarriles en paris y los e estados unidos . >> dice que ejecutores serian x extranjeros de isis . >> y que esse lo dicen a los u estados unidos . >> declaraciones

>>police are looking for a man suspected of fondling a woman on a c-t-a train. randi belisomo is live at the red line's chicago stop, where the guardian angels are handing out flyers this morning. >> good morning. inappropriate contact is what chicago police say happened on the act a red line train between this chicago avenue station. take a look at the man they believe is responsible. police describe him as being white with blond or light brown hair and a light complexion. 510-6 ft. tall. police have issued a community alert as a search. this say he croaked a 23 year-old woman on a crowded train at about 8:30 p.m.. an incident of grouping is criminal, sexual abuse. many female writers are being even more aware of their surroundings. >> it's a tough place. you never know who's coming and you could be violated. especially assault. i can't even think about it because i read every day. >> people need to be aware of this but i don't think people think about that much. i just got off the train and i don't take about a. >> anyone who knows anything about this is fast

the orioles celebrating a division title with a pie party. nickç marcacis takes a pie in e face.s join in as well. that is taking it to another level. >> we have bacon coming up, john, don't go away. >>> tonight, police in south jersey need help identifying the owner and all they have to go on is the word mom. >>> all right. this is a story we were talking about. check out xfinity live in south philly. typical evening there now. but a few weeks from now, this place will be piled with pork. next month, america loves bacon will roll into xfinity live. here's what it looks like when the festival came to baltimore. it was sold out. it will be aç bacon themed blo party. top local restaurants will whip up their best bacon cuisine. there will be a chance to pig out in a bacon eating contest. i won't ask you what the weather will be like that day. don't question it. baken is good. >> right. what has happened to bacon? all of a sudden -- >> bacon is good. >> it's become the in thing. the weather will be like today, cooler on friday, more cloud cover. a nice weekend getting warmer. >> ver

the chief inspector records has them tonight be i'll ask him to come up and present those there's a c a s c for the whole building. >> for the whole building. >> i'm sorry it got built no 1987 under one ordinance and signed off on july 2, 7189, it got removed because of the roofing job and they've got another permit the one issue it took them a long time to get the rooftop on and mr. sanchez if they've applied for a permit sooner they won't had to go through all this but it took them a long time to come in and get the roof-deck back you have to take the new roof-deck to get it on and it took a long time we issued a notice of violation and rescuing them to do what they're intending to do now. >> the original deck their rvrptd replacing in kind was final. >> yes. indeed under the one ordinance back in july 27, 1988, we cf ced the building. >> just to clarify because they took additional time to get the second permit in kind it went through scrutiny and the decisions with mr. sanchez back at the time with mr. green the process was almost as if it was a new roof-deck. >> so that went throug

sahora sufre de diabetes po q porque el remedio fue peor que l la enfermedad >> se me empezxoÓ a olvidar la cs y otro para la dep depresiÓn >> las personas comen mucho de a dejan de hacer ejercicios >> pero no es para todo el mundo >> este medicamentos esta apr a aprobado para adultos que ten a tendrten tendrÁn obesidad y emfnfermedad croniÓnicas >> fue probada con 400 obesos n con una dieta baja en caloriÍasy ejercicios perdieron 5% de su a masa corportal >> da naucÁuseas casi el 30% des personas les dio nausÁuseas e i estreÑimiento y dolor de cabeza >> 79 millones de personas su e sufren de obesidad en estados unidos ahora miriam controla su peso de la forma mÁs natural >> como tengof diabetes tengo qe hacer dietsa a y caminar lo q e pueda >> lo mejor para bajar de peso e es cambisar el estilo de vida m comer vbien y hacer ejercicios muchas medicinas despuÉs se le v ven leos efectos secundarios >> el descubrimieno to de plan c plantacplantac plantaciÓn de coca podrÍa cam a cambiar el mapa del narcotrafico y como desarrolarom cientos de p plantas e un n un terrneno que apto para sus cultibvo

i just want to say, thank you so much for c-span. it's a big part of my life. >> continue to let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. call us, e-mail us at comments@c -span.org. #csend us a tweet at spancomments. cam2015 c-span student competition is underway. open to all middle and high school students to create a documentary on the theme "the three branches and you," showing how a policy or action by the federal government has affected you or your community. 200 cash prices for students and teachers totaling $100,000. for a list of rules, go to studentcam.org. >> in his weekly address, president obama talked about the u.n. response to the isis terrorist group. congressman cory gardner from colorado gave the republican response. he talked about energy independence and jobs. >> over the past week, the united states has continued to lead our friends and allies in a strategy to degrade and ultimately destroy the terrorist group known as isil. our in terror -- intelligence committee has not yet detected specific threats

naib] >>duti, isesn uciond knlee n be a -- a ruconetween uniean aso rio unies, sung everybody hascsso thekis,he b, donitio i the bor mke mnimwas, wh c mke a dfenc ri nw a rl mim wage the delwa ls thanha ws th 60s, whhsecia in a cotr-- cnt hor mimuwa,nd of course, xaonf income, whicto a large extent w invented in is untry. can make dierence. all dfenc-- ucio sia institutions, tati, n asotimes -- inheashaeab t ode ffent tce, b this country - gng to yo poibout exable aas bhi y. 'swoois de muaneously. that w i startedit the esonbo tckdown economs. hink that the th hi ickle down enocs wasth etheich rai more thei wealth,soho that's into f wn to everye se andt will ke us a althy. d i- thirpartf is message as at jt silyno true. est work tat y. 's t keravity tat i wi trickledo ov tme t co pnt is also powerffuyru what hapnsinhe distribio of wealth overime den impoanyn the government, onhe polies tha y gornnt foow that c eitherak thisroem a beerroem tt can g morequit in an economy,or thate ket aor pbl anxarbe it. >> we took l ofueio doter aut this iu ecically taxatn,th i om move-emr. rsan tono how u prose toonnc re wlthy op tt taxing tmsve at

i if your a lehman brothers employee you got hurt. and that's about it. can: you say here everybody at the table, all of them walked away with millions. and you even cite a couple of them. >> guest: yes, everybody but the people at lehman brothers. they still walked away with -- the ceo made many, many tens of millions of dollars that he got to keep after his firm collapsed. c-span: you howie hubrer. >> guest: this was to me revelation, that first the financial system had organized itself around this bet, and second was, no matter which side of the bet you were on, you got rich. your institution might lose but you got switch. the trader at morgan stanly is regarded as the hub of a little -- of the smartest group of traders and they trade subprime backed mortgage bonds. they acknowledge attachment they're not satisfied making just millions of dollars a year. they want to make tens of millions of dollars so they start to agitate for a piece of the action, bigger piece. they want to bunch good -- be given their own little hedge fund. so they're given it. and i

c-a-l-a -- i can't spell. c-a-l-l- huh! d-o-c-t-o-r, space, crap! get out of there! huh! help. dennis mcclintock, everybody. >> get out of here! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we've heard that over 4 hundred million vacation days go unused every year. that's the stupidest thing i've ever heard. they're paid vacation days. if you guys agreed to travel more we'll all do better in school. we'll have a better understanding of other cultures. i will learn to parler français. oui oui. we're not asking for much we just want one more day. "one more day" for help planning your one more day, contact mastercard concierge services or download our new app. because one more day is priceless. where one of our best subs-n the sweet onion chicken teriyaki is now the $3 six inch select! big on flavor, low on fat, and all yours for just $3 all subtember long. subway. eat fresh. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back to "late night" everybody. our first guest tonight is a grammy, golden globe and academy award winner who just today released her third album called "j. hud." please welcome

walker has been cooperating in a broader investigation of the drug trafficking unit. six officers were charged in july with robbing,çeating an kidnapping drug suspects. >>> new at 6:00, a push to ban replica toy guns in philadelphia. we've all seen them. a similar ban was passed in atlantic city. now city councilmen kenyatta johnson wants to do the same in philadelphia. new measure would make take guns illegal unless they're painted a bright color or are entirely clear so they don't look anything like the real thing. johnson says the bill would make exceptions for historical replicas. >>> tonight, police say a prostitution turf war might be the motive for murder. five men are facing charges in new jersey connected with a statewide brothel ring we first told you about last week. two homicides this summer in cumberland county have been linked. ted greenberg has the latest from bridgeton. >> he's crazy. >> reporter: -- meant killing a competitor or one of their own, they were not afraid to use violence. >> it's like a movie. >> reporter: today, police told nbc 10 these four men from central and north jersey are among t

let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber c do. ne coffee with room one large mocha latt medium macchiato, a ligh hot chocolate hold the whi two espresso make one a doue. she's full and focus. [ barista ] i ha two cappuccinos, oneoffee with room, one large mocha lae, a medium macchiato, a ght hot chocolate hold thehip, and two espressos -- one with a double ot. heh, heh. that's not the coffee talkin' [ female announcer start your day with kellogg' frosted mini wheats ceal. with whole wheat gooess on oneide and a hint of sweeess on the other it's a delicio way to get the nutrition you wt. >> james: we have overcast conditions spiri. this is what e weather is going to look like it's a little cold out there. look for sunny and mild conditions. 75 by the bed. and everybody else will be somewhere in between there. tonight we have clear skies. here the gloves were to richard will be elsewhere. >> james: will talk about what that we have in store for the rest of the week. >> george: as a stud deceit traffic backing up in the median lyons w

esto no es polio ,pelos sita ,pe l roÍ similarews. >>> l s os m e d iÉdicos ha ni s l q ue l o s p a cpro procedimientos, despuÉs de un c incendio en un control tede t f trÁfico aeÉreo en chicago, pr c provocado por un ekmpleado que u qruerÍa suicidarse, romatomar n dicen, dos smemanas mÁs restaurr las operaciones en el ctentro. >>> una ola de tiroteos en gue r guerrero mÉxico, dejÓ 22 personas mueratas y tambiÉn nade se explpica por quÉ polsi bio b lalab balearpon un autbobÚs de jÓvene y tambiÉn por que hay et estudiantes desaparecidos. >>> todo el equipo y todo el peu pueblo acompaÑaron a josuÉ en su uÚltimo partido, jugaba en los a avispones de ps... >>> justicia, justicia. >>> justicia giritaban sus pd padres, juicio ososuÉ garcÍa n cuando iba en un autobÚs y le cac cayÓ una lluvia de bakalas. >>> erl conductor del autobÚs tambiÉn muriÓ, no se sabe aÚn el motivo del ataque, se especula que pudo ser por auna apuesta e un partido de fbÚtbol. >>>ppero a la misma hora, en la mismo ciudad, cdos cuerpos de s vida quedaron a merced de la n noche >>> dispararon de mnanera dtir o directa. >

i also understand after meeting with a psychologist that there are other alternative ways ofç discipliningild that may be more appropriate. but deep in my heart i have always believed i could have been one of those kids that was lost in the streets without the discipline instilled in me by my parents and other relatives. >>> meanwhile, the vikings have reinstated peterson after benching him yesterday. the team says it takes allegations of child abuse seriously but peterson is entitled to due process. lu ann cahn, you spoke to an expert about when discipline crosses the line into abuse. >> dr. maria mcculgan says this is something she sees too often in the emergency room of st. christopher's children's hospital. she wishes she could get every parent to stop spanking their child. >> you should spank your child if he or she deserves it. >> reporter: those who told us that they believe in spanking says they were spanked. >> my mom whipped us, spanked us. it was a belt. >> i got spanked when i did something wrong. i turned out fine. >> imagine how much better you could be if you weren't spanked

we get clouds from time to time, could be a sprinkle later at night. both nights.çcomes the front. it's going to take a while. there's 8:00 on sunday. it's still not here. it might not even call together by the time it gets here on sunday evening. for saturday, it is looking dry for the temple game. really nice, warmer than today. it's also probably going to stay dry for the eagles. it will be warm for football. 84 degrees. the fans might like that. tonight mostly cloudy, 59 for the low in philadelphia. 51 north and west. tomorrow, mix of clouds and sun. the warmer day, highs in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. and then into the 80s on sunday. with a chance of the showers generally after 7:00 p.m. then fall begins on monday night and it's going to feel like fall next week but it also might be dry the entire week. >> i'm danny pommells. flyers training camp wasn't half an hour old before their first injury occurred. we have the details. >>> this is the xfinity sportsdesk, brought to you by exfin continue, your home for the most live sports. >>> live and in your livi

ç >> a rat? >> yes, a rat. not a mouse, a rat. >> bit your child?s. >> that mother wants to be relocated but wants building managers to continue her rent stabilized rate. >>> turning to this now, trains finally running again through a new york city subway tunnel that was badly damaged by hurricane sandy. this is what the montauk subway tunnel looked like after it was flooded by millions of gallons of water by sandy. the tunnel connects brooklyn to lower manhattan. the tunnel re-opened this morning. crews installed three miles of lighting and replaced substations, pumps and track switches. changes were made to better equip the tunnel for the next major storm. >>> these include a circuit breaker room in the tunnel which has been sealed with a heavy duty waterproofing door of submarine quality. >> we can get on the "r" train now. >> $250 million repair project finished a month ahead of schedule and $60 million under budget. >>> comedian bill cosby and his wife plan to show off their extensive african-american art collection at the smithsonian later thi

they have had a lotw;ç!e threat. >> the one that pulled up in the car and ignored security. unlawful entry that is like a slap on the wrist. >> they stopped him and he was in the vehicle trapped and the security plan worked for the second incident. dan, thank you 0 much. we appreciate your insight. >> thank you, julie. >> and contractors play a huge role in the the u.s. military. they do the dirty work and fly under the radar. as the debate in washington rages with bootskád0j)q ground. one component of the america's national securitiability. private security contractors, it is basically, there is all different facets of. it for us protection case officers overseas and doing low profile protection. >> cooks and drivers and maintenance people and body guards, contractors are taking over duties traditionally performed by troops. contractor duties can run up to the edge of a combat soldier. >>a4oíw there are no limits exc offensive air or ground combat operations. virtually anything else with legal authority con

c-span 2. on suspend moral three, a ceremony for the anniversary of -- on c-span 3, a ceremony for the anniversaryover japan day. coverage from the world war ii moratorium -- memorial. the center for strategic and international studies. we will hear remarks on the future of health advances and challenges being addressed in third world countries. you seem event at 3:00 p.m. here on c-span. >> a look of some of our programming. at 8:00 p.m.sday eastern, oral arguments in the versus clapper. a challenge to the national security agency's surveillance program. wednesday at a 7:00 p.m., debate hagan andnator kay her republican opponent. at 8:00, a sit in a hearing on sexual assault on college campuses. thursday, the senate agriculture committee looks as a lunch nutrition. live coverage of the california governor's debate. drewspan book tv, lizabeth talks about her book, the news coverage of watergate. wednesday night, after words. law-enforcement use of surveillance. emily miller on her book. it describes her efforts to get license to own a handgun. in american history tv, tuesday at 8:00 p.m., the batt

c nerlina . edo tnotionnly decrs n'goto wr,om eean--cnason gooarith ech oer idmed yurition uti w. yued at the susthe w a deyi aumio tt i de ithna e wt, is thatifouav eonic vepmt,isf mdl clseile cass en suppemracnitio. 'sheld- d brito otr orrgen or densat'st acal t laonipth formeten eit grps anth op - c ea ve dynam onic mket thre dea ogrth wi t mdl cas tt sll off moacfoecom stabily, wch omitrg is-ut'scom en an ten tis is, t is ne wee llg wreilng toea wthouasosou st iyoox. u'ilng mntn ecomelioshs wi - rlaonipwi d adndane e lg gas at enal we tin at y'lha ierl deloenanrsuor mo doctinitio. at tssptn. histicly uclr tat workinssptn rue,an then bcosiert pe of fma epresr edo y nvgee edo rsi anthuned sat. no ius a bzi th'siffere wf unrsndgass iegti tinto gu o wt t do ftali aorr. thathi ytng m fhe bo. th-- tngnyin- oua ver abitit ecomiceveloen noemracege. in , iss o o tore testgodn-ypnea wh se gduecol di'thi leha tout ag ogrth ulma f md. cls. thatasron t rrt. e meehoht0 ar o,h rign wldad t, tategis ysf inngbo toaan d y thki. solute incorct wh hpened erheas30 ar al fciti, plnth enen. wrebout twr u i nt t ge eveboin

after a c-h-p officer spotted him driving the wrong way down a sacramento street. >> mark: the consequences of his actions. >> mark:he is scheduled to be arraigned next week. >> mark: rain is usually seen as a bad sign on your wedding day but it's different for a couple in oklahoma.

here isç a map done and i am grateful to ralph for sharing this with me. shows the variety of targets the british had in 1813, the first year. and you'll see that it's fairly randomly scattered along the bay, east and west, north and south, by the maritime targets are the prince targets and that's indicated by these symbols for sailing ships. if we go to 1814, we'll see a very different nature of british attacks. many1

you also deputy superintendent please note the commissioners request to add in our labor partners s c a u and u s f f. >> i don't think that's a problem i want to make sure that commissioner the comments you made that wasn't disregard the distinction is there's a specific group of organizations working with the district several of the organizations that are listed that coordinated a specification community process and usa f and the other one participated in some of the activities around community engagement around the l cap but not organized through the district and not originated through that effort so they have a forum and members of the district and commissioners attend that that was a parallel effort for the district connected effort per say it's might be splitting hairs but that's the intention behind the list there's no problem in the eyes of the organization i wanted to comment why the list appears as that appears as far. >> thank you superintendant commissioner maufas. >> so in the regards to mr. and mrs. bureaucrat conversation. so i understand the superintendant policy and ope

meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. c announcement of time abnormality for public the public may have up to 3 minutes to spank it itself strongly recommended that members of the public who wish to address the commission please fill out a card and the next order of business report open actions taken at a previous closed session no reportable actions and next matters of unfinished business none item 5 matters of consent agenda 5 a approval of the meets minute on august 14th authorization of the hearing officer engineers inc. to expand the scope of services and so there the amount by $50,000 for phase one of the hunters point shipyard including but not limited to $100,000 the hunters point shipyard action resolution number 75 r507 item 5 c authorizing an amendment for the personal inc. hearing officer to expand the public services and to increase the contract amount by $74,000 for phase two of the hunters point shipyard and candle stick point not to feeding succeed $24,000 and bayview hunters point action resolution number 7

police say he and the now 15-year-old boy had sexual contact inç a dressing room at least twice earlieris year. investigators say the two also exchanged nude photos. >>> the manhunt for the suspected trooper killer continued for a 12th day now. pennsylvania state police say they continue to find evidence that suggests eric frein has been in the dense woods of monroe county. officers say they saw a man believed to be frein as recently as yesterday. the rugged terrain made it difficult to identify him. investigators say it's the type of evidence they're uncovering that's giving them reason to believe they are closing in on this trained sniper and survivalist. >> we continue to find evidence of frein's presence and have found several items he's abandoned or hidden for possible future use. some of those items include serbian cigarettes and soiled diapers that we have found in the area. among many other things. >> upwards of 1,000 law enforcement officials have been involved in the search for frein. police have the authority to kill him if he doesn't surrender. >>> she says her professor off

checks out: a speeding car and truck collided in an intersection, sending the t out of c >>> a russianlist escaped death. check this out, a speeding car and truck colliding in an intersection. here it comes. it sends the truck out of control. the truck just barely nicks the cyclist before overturning. the cyclist is not injured and eventually get up to help that truck driver. the driver of the truck was shaken but not hurt. ed a fence at the white house last wee 800 rounds of ammo.. >>> also tonight we know the guy who jumped a fence at the white house last week had 800 rounds of ammo, a hatchet and a machete in his car. authorities say omar gonzalez scaled the 8-foot fence along pennsylvania av and took off running in the direction -- avenue and took off running in the direction of the north portico and made it inside before secret service agents eventually tackled him. the first family had just left for camp david. gonzalez appeared in court today. his family says the iraq war veteran suffers from severe ptsd. secret service has added more patrols, surveillance cameras and the doors

fortunate to have obtained one of the very first vouchers when it was start up in 2008, and 9 my number was c a-2001 and at that time the san francisco housing authority had a cap of $457 for a one bedroom apartment for $457 so having experienced homeless i know at least seven hundred and 50 maybe 9 hundred homeowners maybe closer to 75 hundred homeless veterans also the difference this project is like a ripple in the pond you through a pebble out and i mean from that, we, grow this is just a start and i'd like to see f it grow and without the va funding they're approved every year thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm actually, the director for the residential program so the veterans are vietnam and/or veterans they have protecting and disabled and looking for housing has been a huge challenge the veterans have criminal background and bad credit to go out in our housing market is insurmountable and if they're dealing with physical or mental issues this will house one hundred and thirty veterans and get them off the street not only from a fiscal but a

a bustray bullet struck her in e face. doctors successfully delivered her baby girl by c-section but the infant didn't make it and died around 1:15 this morning. it was her friend, christopher d'agistino who was sitting with her. >> i haven't slept a wink. she was bleeding from her mouth and nose. >> detectives canvassed the neighborhood today and area they say known to drug dealers. they have a tip that the gunfire came from a man targeting a white sedan driving by the block. >> she starts firing about 10, 11 shots were fired at this vehicle and one of those bullets hit the young lady down the street. >> it's just sad. i had just seen her. she's always walking, always rubbing her stomach. she always -- it was a mortgagely thing. >> i was praying for the baby. when i found out about it, i was hurt. the baby didn't have a chance. >> reporter: parents in the neighborhood are worried for their children's safety and want the killer caught. >> other than the reward money, you have to just doç it for yo own conscience. >> reporter: again, it's a $40,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. it's coming f

the project will go through the plan process and the allocation process with the approval of the d c a and the seismic designs excuse me. the anticipated to come before you in march 2015 and closing in 2015 with the construction closing therefore. i with the democrat team if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them thank you >> before we treason questions my public speaker cards. >> no one. >> not many members of the public wish to speak. any questions from the commission >> yes. >> thank you. commissioner singh >> yeah. i want to know in chicago who is the expeditecy in california or san francisco? >> yes. the gun control i think team is under construction on the first market rate block transbay block 6 there's the developer selected at 413 on their construction. >> i have one more question. $172 million 5 hundred thousand why only 5 hundred thousand is enough for the project why not 10 percent >> we based it on a realistic estimate of staff and legal costs to cover the period from now for the d b.a. >> it's nothing incarcerated to, you know, $172 million is that the beaco

m-i-c--a-e-l. michael. >> jimmy: very good. jaime. this name should be a cinch for you.uillermo. >> guillermo. g-u-i-l-l-e-r-m-o. guillermo. >> jimmy: so far, so good. everyone's through the first round. ryan? >> yep. ready. >> jimmy: get some celebrity names here. the name you have to spell is bjork. >> ah -- b-j-o-r-k. bjork. >> jimmy: that is absolutely correct. have a seat. caitlin. perhaps before your time, but the name we're looking for is liberace. >> l-i-b-e-r-a-c-e. >> jimmy: that is absolutely right. very good. j jaime. the name we're looking for is joaquin. >> j-o-a-q-u-i-n. >> jimmy: very good. that's correct. ryan. this is first and last name. and the name is jake gyllenhaal. >> j-a-k-e . >> jimmy: good start. g-y-l-e-n -- >> jimmy: oh, there are two ls in gyllenhaal. i'm sorry. guillermo -- >> let me have your apron. >> jimmy: caitlin. the name we are looking from you, zach galifianakis. >> z-a-c-h. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> g-a-l-a -- >> oh. i'm sorry. it is an i we're looking for. jaime. you can win this if you are able to spell -- do you watch "game of throne

the couple's new jersey-based attorney released a statement saying that they areç praying r the instructor'samily. that came as investigators released reports and 911 recordings from the incident that happened at a gun range in arizona. the police report names the child's parents but does not list their hometown. no charges will be filed, prosecutors say. >>> now your first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> overall looks like a nicer day ahead. yesterday was so steamy with temperatures in the 90s and overnight we had some showers but right now we're drying out. those showers are moving offshore. the humidity is starting to come down. it will go lower this afternoon as sunshine breaks out. it will be back as we head toward the weekend, leading to weekend storms. right now, storm free in fact, cloud free in the pocono mountains. that's 7 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. 63 degrees. it's in the low 70s for trenton. 74 right now in dover with mostly cloudy skies in dover. the rain has ended. it will be drying out in cape may and the rest of the area. we will see plenty