d or not. >>> and angel gives clement an ultimatum. 130 yards now...very tough lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... >>> with robert kofman one point away from validation, the igi continues its crackdown on other suspected 2-5 members on the sny, including luis dunchez. >> inmate dunchez was identified as a 2-5. i put together a validation package for him. it was submitted to the office of correctional safety and the points were good enough to validate him. he's now validated as a member of the 2-5. he had tattoos on him. with a 2-5. he had other written material in his property, 2-5. so slam dunk with that guy. he's now validated as a 2-5 member.

francine: clement tan in beijing.rotesters have taken to the streets of brazil denouncing this management of south america's largest economy. manus: putting pressure on dilma rousseff. elliott gotkine has more. do we think dilma rousseff can survive? has a 8% approval rating. that does not necessarily mean she's going to be going anytime soon. 2/3 of resilience want her impeached. brazilians, as you can see, they are not happy at all. they are not happy with the economy, which has declined 2% this year. they are not happy with inflation at 9% and rising interest rates. all of that is hitting them in the pockets. on top of that, their anger is being compounded by this multibillion-dollar graft scandal involving petrobras, the state oil company that was supposed to bring riches to brazil and put it among the world's top oil producers. it has not worked out that well. there are politicians under investigation for it but surely being involved in the graft scandal. dilma rousseff was head of ofrobras at the time of some th

clement: it is tricky.izes combine the fleet of china shipping and china cosco, it will technically form the fourth-largest fleet by size. is, how this merger will go on, because this is a mandated merger, it is not going to be -- there will be complications from other anti-monopoly commissions. shipping is a global context. a deal last year involving the top three biggest shipping companies. it will be interesting to see what will happen. we not only have domestic obstacles and some other challenges we face in consolidating such a bloated industry, but also going overseas, whether it will meet the guidelines set elsewhere. rishaad: clement, thanks for that. the shanghai composite closed over 3%. the strength of the market is down to intervention from the country's rescue fund and after some digging, we know what it has been buying recently to support stocks. maybe a backstop. what are they buying so we don't short it? shorting these stocks. you don't want to be on the other side. it was interesting because

clement: right.r 10 container port in the world and is the gateway to northern china. it imports iron ore, coal, cars, whatever. by thehe centerpiece beijing government to develop the area. to develop the area around beijing a little more holistically. this could be a setback to that attempt. it is not favorable for development. francine: thank you so much. the latest on tianjin. manus:, you have heard the name. google's new holding company. stay with "the pulse" for that. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse," live on bloomberg tv. manus: pressley has reported first-half growth that topped estimates. slowdown in china and lessening demand for frozen food in the u.s. means some analysts are forecasting nestle could miss its long-term sales gotkineour elliott joins us for a closer look. better earnings. break it down. elliott: overall sales a smidgen .elow the median estimates it was organic growth that came in higher than estimates, 4.5% against 4.3%. a pretty good showing from nestle. some signs o

it was a year after clement sent the national guard to help integrate clinton high school in tennessee. and at that time boys's state was still segregated. there weren't any african-american boys there. so it was all white. so looking back, you know, to talk about abolishing the ku klux klan in 1957 to an all white boys's state is something that -- i'm proud to be reminded of, quite frankly. >> and there's a letter from howard baker in your office thanking you for your participation. is that the first time you met howard baker? >> well, it is his father. congressman howard baker. that was the district i grew up in. that was my first visit to washington. i was at boys's nation. and i didn't know where to find him. i remember now. i went over to the lunch line at the house of representatives and i asked some people which one is is congressman baker? and they pointed him out. i went over and talked to him. and he took me to lunch. and i realize now he probably couldn't get rid of me. and then he wrote me that nice note. i'll always remember that. my father had taken me to the courthouse w

in the meantime, jacqueline clements joining there with the "washington examiner." thank you very much. as you can see, tech making life easier in this case, certainly creating disruptions after months of warning. ashley madison hackers made their threat solid and posted all the site's secret user data. as we've been talking about names, addresses, credit card numbers. in total 9.7 gigabytes of stolen data, dumped on the so-called dark web. cybersecurity expert is with me now. he says several of his clients were involved. robert, welcome. what are your clients, what is their reaction to this? >> so, not necessarily clients. i have been hearing from people on the web, people who have shown up after i made presentations saying they believe their information is part of the breach. phone, email, in-person. people obviously alarmed by this, wondering what repercussions might be, wondering what direction they should take and that their information would be pulled out and exposed. reality at this point, more than other people are creating databases searchable. so any name,

san francisco's clemente heated up early. >> staying out of the sun and not getting sunburned. >> reporter: with temperatures ranging from the 80s to more 100, some of us are delicate flowers. >> they should last an hour or two in the sun. >> reporter: others thrive. >> these melons you could smell the heat and makes them fray gra -- fragrance. >> reporter: if watermelon or ice cream doesn't keep you cool. >> we'll probably go to the beach. no complaints. >> reporter: just be careful warned san francisco fire battalion chief. >> all these days we have hot weather we always have issues of rescues at the beach. >> reporter: yesterday crews perform twod marine re-- perrefd two marine rescues. >> warm water, anchovies around and wildlife. >> reporter: because everyone can use refreshment during the bay area heat advisory. in san francisco, katy utis. >>> one way to cool off from the heat inland is to hit the water. abc 7 news was at a full water world california in concord this afternoon. the wave pool very popular and same story for people floating down the lazy river. anything to get out of

sul sulter spiral star company gp clement drive and because of contentsed in the building firefighters became concerned it could develop knee hazmat situation. so they set up specialized tepts and ventilated building just to be sure. no one was injured. >> more than half of philadelphia's fire related deaths last year happened in homes without working smoke alarms. and that's according to philadelphia fire fighters who spent their mornings insteading hundred of new smoke alarms as part of initiative to prevent fire related deaths in the city. "action news" reporter trish hartman was there. >> teams of firefighters and red cross volunteers went door to door in southwest philadelphia replacing fire-alarms and installing new ones. >> i'm excited i have new ones i was getting ready to put new battys in mine. now i have one that doesn't need it for ten years. >> making sure everyone has a ten year lithium powered on every floor and started in high hivk neighborhoods. >> if we can get the zero fire desk and work with citizens. >> 22 people died in home that did not have working smoke alarms.

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joining us now, sarah clements who wrote that letter to amy schumer.amy schumer? >> i was absolutely in complete shock by her response. she answered my letter in less than 12 hours, seriously, overnight. and i was just so grateful for the words that she had to say. she, it was very clear to me in that initial tweet, in her response to me that she really did mean that she cared about mayci and the other victims and that she was in fact on it. >> on it and we heard from her in a big way. >> i got about a million e-mails from friends telling me it could have been any movie, and i'm trying to believe that, but i'm not sure. i think the idea of women's equality making anyone upset is not something i'll ever understand. i think women are always in a great threat of violence. just statistically. but i know personally that i'm someone, and the people i'm closed to, who, when these sort of things happen, we mourn, and then we get angry, and it will just make us fight harder and rise up and rally together to fight against this kind of violence and any other kind

august 3 oakland officer shot and killed antonio clement after he wounded a sergeant with an ak-47. officers shot and killed a man four blocks south after police said he went for a loaded handgun. sky 7 hd is over a protest happening in response to this morning's shooting. you can't see a lot of people gathering but there is a sign that sky 7 comes around might be able to read it. this march will go to oakland city hall. >>> convicted killer and former follower of charles manson has been granted parole. 72-year-old bruce davis made his 30th appearance before the corrections board today. he has been serving a life sentence for murdering two men. it will be about five months before governor brown decides on the recommendation. >>> the criminal case against former china town gangster will continue. a federal judge denied the request to have corruption charges dropped. the lawyers accuse mayor lee of soliciting bribes in the same investigation that got their client arrested. the judge said there is no evidence lee committed a crime. >>> the 49ers are trying to figure out how to deal wit

. >> the summit was held at the museum clement in downtown d.c. just down the road at the white house the president is said to be watching the spike anxiously particularly in next door maryland. >> the president is concerned about reports about a uptick in violent crime. in baltimore and that's why he has directed his department of justice to continue to be very focused on what steps can be taken. >> the major chief addressed one other issue whether police are backing off or even overrability aing fearful for their lives in the wake of so many killings of unarmed black men. we found no evidence for that says d. c.'s police chief. >> being involved in too many uses of deadly force, if you look at the number of ebb counters are we take illegal firearms and compare that to the small number of police shootings that are involved in those i think it doesn't support that narrative. >> al jazeera. >> israeli prime minister today is bringing his message against the iran nuclear deal to the american people, at least virtually. netanyahu is hosting a webcast

. >> you also quote another fine story by tom clements. i was talking to him about this and he dismisses that is what he calls presentism with this idea that you shouldn't judge people people from the past on present-day standards but i do think that there is something to judging people on the basic human standards. slavery was just plain wrong and there were plenty of people alive than he knew it to. >> of course in washington himself knew it and as men thate chapter's named for -- were probably, they're all in their mid 20s. they were very, very close friends. they had been with washington through all of the defeats and disasters and disappointments. but these three were probably the most outspoken proponents of putting black soldiers in uniform. jack lawrence -- john lawrence -- was a lieutenant colonel. he's there in yorktown that night. he's fixed his bayonet. he was the son of henry lawrence, the president of congress. and henry lawrence had made his fortune trading slaves, shipping slaves to america, as many as 8,000 is the estimate

charlie: do you guys come clement each other? -- guys complement each other? skrillex: we are both so forward inking. takes it to the next level. we make good music. diplo: i'm always mixing my music with things you wouldn't expect, like a rapper, a rock singer. he sang on our new album we are always looking to collaborate and make things you haven't heard before, things that are unexpected. determining how does that collaboration take place? diplo: i became friends with beaver for years in l.a.. bieber justin four years in l.a. i'm on headphones on a table like this, playing around with it until we have some ideas. we had a spark into the to the finish line. charlie: take a look at this. here it is. ♪ skrillex: we just shot justin bieber dancing and performing in a very simple background, but fromtook all of the stills the video and open up an art gallery in l.a. and invited fans, haters, and artists to draw whatever they wanted to on justin bieber. you can see a lot of stuff, complements to false god, illuminati, anything you wanted to say. diplo: our album

debt at the leading 100 firms has increased -- get this -- sixfold, clement to levels not seen sincehe 1998 meltdown -- climbing to levels not seen since the 1998 meltdown. also there is the devaluation of and the prospect of a rate rise in the u.s.. china is intensifying investigations into insider trading and malicious shortselling and spreading rumors and the probe has ensnared one of china's most well-known female executives, the chairwoman of the hedge fund. stephen engle is joining us with more. what do we know? someone you know well. stephen: i have known her for many years. she is the former head of viacom in china. she ran mtv in china for many years in beijing and has led the man group. the world's largest publicly traded hedge fund in china. since 2011. she is said to be in police detention, helping with the investigation into a legit market crimes -- alleged market crimes. this is an important point, it does not mean she has been charged with wrongdoing or has done anything wrong. saysson familiar with li she is in custody to help with the probe into market volatility. he

the washington examiner's jacqueline clements is with me. some addresses were even whitehouse.gov?ore than 40 email addresses from the white house.gov email carrier. deirdre: okay. so what are the chances that they are true addresses? i read an article actually in wired. it seems as if you don't need a backup email to register. one person cited in the article

. >>> a demolition crew has begun tearing down the san clemente dam in carmel valley.early 100 year old structure was build in 1912. the project to restore the river will cost $83 million, most covered by monterey county water users. >>> your brown lawn is one indication that the california drought is serious. so are the pictures we're about to share with you. tim daily reports from the nearly empty lake east of stockton. >> reporter: if the paris ferry bridge looks like it's seen better days it's because its the old bridge buried under hundreds of feet of water. >> it's scary. we used to play and boat here. you can't boat here any longer. so hopefully, it will fill up in the next couple years. >> reporter: the lake is so low, the bridge is back, not usable, and that is new paris ferry in the distance, much higher because the lake is usually higher. >> we're getting all of the rain and snow you can want how high is the lake in those years? >> 300 feet higher. >> so that line up there? you see trees, then rocks? >> yes. >> will ray is here owe get a look at objects reap

. >>> a demolition crew has begun tearing down the san clemente dam in carmel valley. the nearly 100 year old structure was build in 1912. the project to restore the river will cost $83 million, most covered by monterey county water users. >>> your brown lawn is one indication that the california drought is serious. so are the pictures we're about to share with you. tim daily reports from the nearly empty lake east of stockton. >> reporter: if the paris ferry bridge looks like it's seen better days it's because its the old bridge buried under hundreds of feet of water. >> it's scary. we used to play and boat here. you can't boat here any longer. so hopefully, it will fill up in the next couple years. >> reporter: the lake is so low, the bridge is back, not usable, and that is new paris ferry in the distance, much higher because the lake is usually higher. >> we're getting all of the rain and snow you can want, how high is the lake in those years? >> 300 feet higher. >> so that line up there? you see trees, then rocks? >> yes. >> will ray is here owe get a look at objec

okay >> we will then call item 4 which is appeal clemente versus the department of building inspection the property on presidio avenue protesting the project of on altercation permit remodeling the exterior walls on the fourth story on the 12 story front yard no work to the front facade we're going to proceed shall we begin? >> but before he do i need to recuse in front of because of a financial issue i'll ask someone to chair the meeting. >> so the appellant for item number 4 appellant please step forward. >> okay. so you have 7 minutes to present your case. >> good evening madam president and members of the board i'm laney architect for the appellant angle who are neighbors to the north of the project site we roll call request new conditions be placed on the permit along the northern property line that addresses privacy light and air for the walkway will be implemented on two levels under the expansion we filled the appeal because the project was not represented to the planning commission and design review i was not the architect at that point, the professional was turned away at the

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>> right now they have the gas shut off here on clement. we're on 15th. pg & e has been working on this for about an hour. apparently this gas started spewing up from the sidewalk about an hour ago. work crews were called out. they think it's associated with a water leak. we don't know how the water leak contributed. but they have shut off the gas now to about 130 customers in this one block area. they are affecting repairs. they'll have the gas on as soon as they can. they have the water department working on it as well. so far nobody has been injured. but it was a concern to have the gas coming up through the sidewalk. the fire trucks are out here. water crews and gas crews working on this. tossing it back to you. >> mark matthews, thank you very much. >> let's take a look at our weather forecast. there are changes that are new this year. >> we're getting ready for some cooler air. and it's been so hot the last couple days. we've been breaking records all across the day. check out the temperature we had for sunday. it was in the 90s and even over 100 ag

, and that is led to rapid -- that has led to rapid drops in prices and a large x.uction in cap o clementhat is used in energy production, mining, sales of this equipment has plummeted this year. i think that that is really where you see the most meaningful impact. the consumer in china, in our view, continues to do quite well. right, jason, thank you very much. jason thomas, the director of research at the carlyle group. pimm: still ahead on the market day, we are looking at the s&p 500 continuing its rally. more, next. ♪ pimm: welcome back to the bloomberg "market day." i am pimm fox. some markets are recouping of yesterday's losses with some of the worst performers coming back to check. here is julie hyman. bige: indeed we are seeing gains, the biggest we have seen all year for the major averages, but not making up for yesterday, and certainly not making up for the past several days as we had the correction in the major averages. in terms of the individual movers, you mentioned best buy. i want to reiterate what we surely, that the turnaround is happening as not just a result of cost c

coming up in the next few minutes we'll meet a lovely family, the clemente family. perhaps you remember five years ago what happened to their son tyler. he was bullied at school. >> they're starting a foundation. it could change people's lives. we'll be right back. (gong) marinate your steak with kikkoman to enhance its juicy, natural essence. (taiko drum beat) (taiko drum beat) rosanna: 8:30 in the morning. lights, camera, action. happening on the streets of new york city. a movie or tv production. greg: what's going on? rosanna: filming something. greg: a lot of sitting around. craft services. rosanna: right. greg: from the kraft people? rosanna: no. i don't think so. greg: a movie or a tv show is being made in new york. rosanna: employing people in the city and the trickle down effect is great and they pay taxes, even better. nice to have you with us. 8:30 in the morning. outside. mike: we have the opportunity for the showers and the storms in the area. we have a setup to get the storms but so far it is quiet out there with the exception of a few storms rolling t

presento pasadas las 8 de la maÑana en el distrito de richmond, en la avenida 15 entre las calles clementevacuacion de la zona, mientras localizaron la tuberia que tenia el escape. --no se reportaron personas afectadas. topvo cesar ---la familia de la balacera tras ser tomada como rn grupo de roba bancos anuncio una demanda legal contra la ciudad de stockton... ---segun el abogado que representa a la familia de "misty holt-singh" de 41 anos, durante el incidente, los policias dispararon indiscriminadame nte sin saber claramente donde estaban los sospechosos y la rehen... ---ayer un informe independiente revelo que los agentes dispararon mas de 600 proyectiles hacia los ladrones que a su vez, detonaron sus armas mas de un centenar de ocasiones... cesar --autoridades buscan afanosamente a un sujeto acusado de seguir a una niÑa de 12 aÑos de edad e intentar subirla a la fuerza a su auto. --el hecho ocurrio en el cruce de las avenidas "grant" y "orange" en south san francisco. --el sospechoso llamo en varias ocasiones a la menor, para luego intentar hacerla subir a su auto, pero la niÑa logro

. >>> after three years of preparation, demolition crews have gun tearing down the san clemente dam in carmel valley. the nearly 100-year-old dam was built in 1912. it was declared unsafe in 1995. a danger to communities downstream in terms of earthquakes or flooding. the project is to tear down the dam and restore the river will cost $83 million, most of which will be covered by monterey county water users. >>> it was graduation day for students in the future graduate summer tech program in san francisco yesterday. abc7 news was there as students involved in the summer internship program received their certificates of achievement. 41 students were placed at 15 it eck companies for a summer job and they say it was a great opportunity. >> it feels good being part of something that is really impacting people. like this is really going to change my life in the future. it's a good experience. >> getting an internship for the summer is a good way to get distracted from whatever he will is out there. >> congrats to them. this is the fourth year of the 8-week program in san francisco. 5:42 is

after three years of separation, demolition crews have gun tearing down the san clemente dam in carmele nearly 100-year-old dam was built in 1912. it was declared unsafe in 1995. a danger to communities downstream in terms of earthquakes or flooding. the project is to tear down the dam and restore the river will cost $83 million, most of which will be covered by monterey county water users. a check now of the weather. over all so far the temperatures are climbing. >> that's right. and also just interesting perspective from the somewhat fluid movement of the low clouds we get from mt. tam. 63 in novato right now as well as oakland and san jose. numbers of still coming up. typical august levels. i'll explain. and talk about a slightly cooler start of the week just moments away. >> thank you, lisa. also more from the 49ers on the shocking release of aldon smith. were there any warning they won't stay young forever. ♪music f♪rforever you♪gersion) but for 60 years there's been a place where we can stay forever young together. don't miss the disneyland resort diamond celebration. ♪ forever y

. >> reporter: then archbishop jaquez clement of syria described the darkness and consequences of the. involvement in syria. >> we have seen people killed, slaughterd, women violated, priest and bishops kidnap. they are not persecuted by your country, they are executed by the countries abroad: they are given money, weapons. justice may count. that every single man in our country, our countries in the region, may have a right to be what he wants to be. >> father thomas risica says speaking out against christian persecution will be one theme for francis in america. >> we have been deaf and blind to the christians polite and pope francis find it who are able, intolerable, unacceptable and he is inviting us to action. >> reporter: in one year since knights established christian relief fun last august was with a million-dollar, it has been matched by other contributors also. this campaign is hoping to see it grow, leaders here in philadelphia are saying that if the the international community does not respond, christians in the middle east, could become stink, in the sat center, pat ciarro

. >> after three years of preparations demolition crews have gun tearing down the san clemente dam.early 100-year-old dam was built in 1912. it was declared unsafe in 1995. a danger to communities downstream in terms of earthquakes or flooding. the project is to tear down the dam and restore the river will cost $83 million, most of which will be covered by monterey county water users. 6:41 is the time. weather-wise, we talked about the cooler temperatures. and also fog out there right now. >> that's right. the base is higher. we aren't looking at any delays at sfo. we are at about 60 degrees in the city. 63 in mountain view, 64 in livermore. cloudy everywhere, but the sun will arrive midmorning. and very summer like temperatures. i'll explain in just a few minutes. thanks, lisa. also ahead, more from the 49ers on the shocking release of aldon smith. were there any warning signs that trouble it's a taste so bold, yet so smooth, it could only be called, black silk, from folgers. a taste you could enjoy, fresh brewed, or one cup at a time. black silk, from folgers. looking for one of t

friends of clemente irvine called 911 when he collapsed at a gym. released recordings of the emergency the operator said the response will take a minute because no medics were available. however, officials say since an ambulance was not available, firefighters across the street from the gym could have helped out. >> the call did not officially go through the gary dispatch. because of that, a unit was not sent. >> fortunately irvin's friends were able to drive him to the hospital. the operator who failed to dispatch the call to the fire department has been disciplined. >>> a battle over embryos. a doctor speaks out exclusively about her fight for frozen embryos. what she says she should be allowed to do. >> a scare on the stage for tailor swift and it was caught on [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting

and within minutes, plano police officer koy clements has located the truck and is in hot pursuit. >>ad never chased an 18-wheeler before. and not realizing that even if you disable nearly every tire, it's not going to stop. >> police try stop sticks, spikes designed to puncture the tires. but they have little effect. the big rig keeps on rolling. >> i was only taking out the front tires. it didn't disable the drive tires and the truck didn't slow down at all. >> meanwhile, inside the cab christie is doing her best to calm her abductor who is angry and agitated and still holding a gun to her head. >> my daddy used to say that i could talk a fence into surrendering. and i just figured the best thing to do is just keep a conversation going and ask him whatever. keep his mind off of doing anything crazy. >> jones has a sea of police in tow, but no real destination. he directs christie to keep driving. thanks to local news coverage, christie's abduction is now drawing hundreds of people to the highways to watch the crisis unfold in real-time. >> it's crazy. you know, i mean, all these peo

after arrival in san clemente went home, kept going with it is that how to push along the any called and asked how are things at your place looks nice advisor to dr. peter what it said were having a fire. the house caught fire from the fireplace. told me to come on over. place full of smoke, does a fireman. not too much damage. "p" took me in his bedroom. he was batting around and said there was a problem that it was post-booker i could hardly breathe. he said he loved spoken mostly different i talked them into the guesthouse. we went over there, talked about it a it a weird day especially last parts of of the. he was very tired but in great humor, pulled down his pajamas and should the horrible deed on his thigh. all for he delighted in giving the peace sign the peaceniks pick imagine being h.r. haldeman to call than once, nixon the weirdest man i ever met. so how did nixon do with? how did this shy lonely poor boy, this outsider to? if he was he was an outsider who knew how to play on the hopes and fears of other outsiders. when nixon got two little whittier college it was a cool g

jobs day, onyx clement -- unemployment expected to stay at 5.6%.you ahead of that. downconds away, futures and futures lower. points.res down 122 a lot ot talk about caroline hyde has your european market open. caroline: we will see how they open. we expect them to trade lower a second day down they go. the biggest move in the yuan in 21 years. seeing devaluation, the market getting more of a say in whether currency goes. the emerging markets give it the thumbs down. it is a selloff, europe sells off, cap 40 up by .9%. we will see -- greece opened at half past the hour. germany

reporting from houston, tracy clements channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> to colorado now, the toxic yellow sludge from an abandoned gold mine is still flowing south contaminating rivers. it has already stretched more than 100 miles shutting vacation spots and killing business. the epa says the brew of heavy metals will not harm wildlife but the epa is under fire for waiting 24 hours to notify state and local officials of the spill. it turns out the release is 3 million-gallons and growing. that amount is three times what >>> 4:51. a new nonprofit research center is promising to be the voice of science about healthy lifestyles, but critics say the global energy balance network is being funded by coca-cola to obesity. critics say coke is trying to convince the public that physical activity can offset a bad diet. studies have shown exercise has only a minimal impact on weight, and what you consume such as sugary sodas is much more important. >>> 4:52 on this monday morning, caught on camera, a small plane is force today make a tricky landing. what caused the trouble. >>> verizon subscribers,

they say 49 year old antonio clements came out of a house on martin luther king jr way.h an assulat rifle and began shooting. two officers had come to the house to investigate a report of a sexual assault. in the exchange of gunfire, clemnts was killed. and one of the officers was injured. the shooting is the fourth year in oakland. early this morning, campus the student was contacted by two suspects on spieker plaza, east of the haas pavilion, at about fire investigators have yet to release the cause of wednesday's 3-alarm blaze at the delta pines this is video of the incident from our helicopter partnership with abc-7showing the intense flames and smoke >> pam:over 2-dozen residents were displaced as a result of the fire. kron4's haaziq madyun was at delta pines today when one of those residents returned hoping to retrive some of her family's personal belongings "you know you always see those stories on the news and you pray for these people and today it's me on the news" >> reporter: this is what you were able to salvage? "yup, they brought us a box of shoes and they

helicopters, however, if they rotor,lose the tail gradually clement a drone may be more likely to damage, they could go out of control entirely. helicopters, whether fighting particularlice, our a word about drones. that is what senator feinstein is worried about, both for hobbyists and commercial operators. host: firefighters were concerned enough to put out a public service announcement. take a look. [video clip] to fly, bute fun the fun and's when you fly one over a wildfire. there is a lot of air traffic and pilots are worried about the fire. flight or picture is worth it. only authorized aircraft are permitted to fly in your. drones and wildfires do not mix. be smart, be safe, stay away. host: we are talking about these issues with bart jansen of "usa today." travis is next from coal chester, vermont. theer: i was wondering if solution to these concerns is technological. broadcastone possibly an electronic serial number so the plane or patrol tower could detect that and track it that way? and maybe even -- is there some way it could monitor its gps and not allow itself to go into ai

arguen: some would reverend clemente was the target because of the work he was doing vocal.was beingsure a lot of people -- maybe i'm wrong -- are they willing to give their lives for this fight? >> i think the short answer is yes because i think we've seen people give their lives for this sitting here in the role of an appointed government official, i want to add one thread to connect this because else is different now and it started in 2008 and that's what we actually have progressive elected leadership that does actually create a different relationship i say thatity and because, you may not know this, is white.or don't tell anyone, it's a big secret. i say this because one of the things he has done is he said, he's done their critical things a game changer in new york but also organizing around nationally which is, one, that we have to have a different relationship with community so actually -- he created a clergy council. times thatry few there are issues that happen in new york city where he does not of us to ay last one church in order to interface with community so to the poin

okay >> we will then call item 4 which is appeal clemente versus the department of building inspection the property on presidio avenue protesting the project of on altercation permit remodeling the exterior walls on the fourth story on the 12 story front yard no work to the front facade we're going to proceed shall we begin? >> but before he do i need to recuse in front of because of a financial issue i'll ask someone to chair the meeting. >> so the appellant for item number 4 appellant please step forward. >> okay. so you have 7 minutes to present your case. >> good evening madam president and members of the board i'm laney architect for the appellant angle who are neighbors to the north of the project site we roll call request new conditions be placed on the permit along the northern property line that addresses privacy light and air for the walkway will be implemented on two levels under the expansion we filled the appeal because the project was not represented to the planning commission and design review i was not the architect at that point, the professional was turned away at the

clement: the government's reaction has been pretty standard, as with past disasters.is the 10th largest port in the world and it handles large shipments. it is the important gateway to northern china. and it15 million people, also figures prominently in the central government's to develop the area -- government's plan to develop the area. it is pretty evident -- you see a lot of pictures coming through of burge rows of vehicles in storage, in the port area. it also houses a lot of storage areas for things like cars. shipments --that we don't know the scale of it, but their shipments have been disrupted. guy: thank you very much. this explosion -- we will be talking about it a little later on with one of the world's biggest container shipping companies, presumably with exposure into this port. we will get their perspective. caroline: this is yet another issue confronting the economy of china, that has been slowing down -- let's talk about the is the down, joining us chief investment officer, patrick armstrong. good to have you with us. talk to us about the ramification

getting worse, droughts -- as i know very well in california now -- are getting more severe, and clement change also increases the levels of ozone in the air we breathe. -- and climate change also increases the levels of ozone in the air we breathe. can you ask plane how climate change will affect ozone levels and how will that affect human health? ms. mccabe: sure. as the client is warmer, warm conditions are conducive to ozone formation. it can lead to increased ozone armation and ozone is also climate pollutant, so it helps contribute to the kinds of effects we are seeing. briefly,s: just finally, i hear so often across industry as well as here in citing high cost estimates as a reason to a post ring thinning environmental public health standards. standard.proposed while cost should be considered and there is a way you are talking about doing that, these costs ultimately weigh against the benefits. it is important to understand that these estimates represent real people in real life states. how do the epa standards compared to the cost question mark what is the balance? out inabe: as

. >> stephen clements, sorry. >> thank you for your condolences. >>> three days away from the very first republican debate and in a new poll, donald trump is widening his big lead over his rivals. you can see the top there with the massive number of 26%, you have donald trump, more than double the support for jeb bush who is in second place with 12% and scott walker at 11 and every else at single digits. even more impressive is the internal demographics that donald trump received. 35% from tea partiers. that's double the support for scott walker or ted cruz and leads the field among republican men and women and though the lead for women is much smaller. he's winning across the board when it comes to ideology leading among republicans who describe themselves as either very conservative somewhat conservative or moderate to liberal. and with much of the political world sort of transfixed on donald trump, we have to talk dems. biden's political allies just got a big boost. a former top adviser to biden's son beau says he's joining this draft biden group raising cash for a potential presidenc

el papa tambiÉn nos apoyÓ con una campaÑa, clemente nos apoya con una hoja en blanco, donde podemos escribircas, la primera diferencia serÍa que me pilates nos vamos a centrar en los mÚsculos de la zona abdominal y la protecciÓn absoluta de la columna vertebral, y en el yoga, se utilizan todos los mÚsculos a la vez para buscar el equilibrio del cuerpo como tal. otra diferencia importante es la respiraciÓn. en el yoga se utiliza una respiraciÓn abdominal, se cree que la respiraciÓn es distinta en todos los seres humanos, en el pilates seguimos un patrÓn de respiraciÓn que consisten en nariz inhalando nuestros pulmones de aire, y luego exhalar por boca. tratando de llevar el abdomen bien adentro y de esa manera y trabajando. johnny: vamos hacer ejercicios. >> vamos exhalar. bajamos y subimos. y hacemos bÁsicamente lo mismo con la pierna contraria. bajamos y subimos. pasamos a uno de abdomen, colocamos las manos por debajo de las rodillas. vamos a quitar las dos ligas rojas y agregamos la liga amarilla, y nos acostamos en la mÁquina. las piernas la colocamos a 90 con la espalda pegada. exhalo p

we will begin with federal emergency management administrator craig fugate as he talks with steve clements about how disaster preparedness has changed it's the storm. storm.e the >> it is good to be with you. i am steve clemons, washington editor at large at the atlantic. as we discussed these weighty issues some of you lived through, we have someone who heads the agency. craig figure eight -- craig fugate is the administer -- administrator of fema. malignedthe most federal administration in history. the pressk back at coverage of fema and its administrator during that time, the first thing that in terms of doing a historical look at this is, what went so wrong? why did it go so wrong? >> there is a lot of people who want to focus on an individual. i have been in this business for a while and we have seen this pattern over and over again. fornation prepares something and when something worse happens, we are not prepared. it goes back to her again andrew, hurricane hugo. we plan for what we're capable of doing, not what can happen, and then things scale up. we actually had the national hurr