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the development near crow cn road and i-680 would mean hundreds of new ho don ford on >>> massive housingelopment in san ramon is running into serious opposition. the development near i-680 would mean hundreds of new homes. kpix 5's don ford on why an early supporter of the project is now back on. >> san ramon city council member talking about a proposed development. 740 homes on this ridge above the san ramon valley. originally he was in favor of the idea. but now after studying the impact he has second thoughts. >> they're going to pay over a million dollars to for those houses. they have to go to where the six figure jobs where. >> he estimatest it will bring in another 4,000 people to the valley. an additional 7,000 vehicle trips daily in an area yager that sees near gridlock on the free pway every afternoon. williams, like many in his neighborhood, is worried about the hills filling up. >> what do you hope to happen here in. >> i hope that if we can't stop it, if we can't get it modified, reduce it in size. this is the goal. >> tonight they plan to call for an additional review of th

the mother of thechildren two cn was arrested at casino 580 in livermore for child endangerment. >> abc7 news reporter alan wang is live outside the casino with the story. alan? >> dan, police say the mother is from oakland and she was inside this casino gambling on sunday night around now, the children are okay, but thi where livermore where the inside of your car can heat up like an oven very quickly. that's why police are not taking this lightly. when livermore police and firefighters responded to this parking lot across the street from casino 580, heard two small children crying. and they saw the face of the 3-t them from the back window of this car. a 2-year-old girl was also inside. >> it is not okay to leave your kids in the car for even a minute. >> employees at this company who reported the kids estimated they were in the car for 30 minutes to an hour. the mother, 37-year-old fayley >> she covered the window with a blanket. i don't know if she was trying to conceal the children or try to keep the heat out. >> they had the window cracked open and a firefighter reached in and open

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. >> al jazeera english is reporting 29 childre women 19 cn killed in their homes. as a signatory, doesn't occupied territories? >> absolutely. that's the primary obligation of the whole structure of international humanitarian law that's embedded in the geneva conventions. and israel has done precisely the opposite. and when i say they don't even allow ordinary gazans, disabled people, children to leave gaza, at a time of extreme danger, it is a grave violation of this core obligation to protect the civilian population of an occupied people. >> is a u.n. peace keeping force required here once and for all to restore and maybe maintain calm? >> well, i think something of a protective force is certainly required. you may remember that in the libyan crois i crisis in 2011 wn gadhafi's force he were threatening the people, the so-called norm of responsibility to protect international community had a responsibility to protect, as terrible as that situation was in 2011, the people were not trapped in the way they are here in a situation where there's war going on day and n

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. >> we talk about this a little bit but there are ways yo you cn make money off, that a lot of companies for example, walmart they price themselves out, when we see an increase in commodities the stuff we buy every day, they make sure that core customer, they have low price system in place. they make sure that with vendors. charles: discounters will be able to say we have the best prices. but we're talking about wage inflation people move are away a oo away from bis counters. >> you would think, but this in, you still have a -- we talk about this by forcasion of the economy. and when it comes to wage inflation, you will see that -- >> if your wages go up that is good, that is all you need to know, i will go out spend more money. we should not be on this. charles: you like the fed? >> look, wu have to stop fighting it, stop fighting the fed. myself included can't stand this money basic laundry nonsense but you are missing it. charles: what made it worse they did the same, they went through the same book, said this is what we do, prin more money, people will feel better they will spend '.

two beweeks after this very iss and your personal plight all in your film which aired on cn, what arellen, texas? >> it was fascinating listening to the report you did. i wonder if you interviewed the undocumented immigrants who are actually living in the mcallen, texas. i'm the most privilege d one. i'm stuck here. i got here on thursday. we actually got here to document what is happening with the refugees, the central american refugees for these young children at one of the shelters here in mcallen and because i don't have pieces of -- i don't have any i.d. because of my filipino passport, it's going be hard for me to get out of here at some point in the next couple of days. so if you talk to the undocumented residents who actually live here, they're stuck. >> what are you finding from them? >> they're basically confined in a 45-mile radius. there's a checkpoint -- if you ever wondered hour secure and safe the border is, come down here. >> i've been many mcallen, texas. i'm familiar with the city. as it pertains to this plight, you know, this situation where a number of people are c

. >> what compelled you now to host the show on cn, casting an even bigger net in worldwide manhunts?to -- i'm a brand-new grandfather and i thought, boy, i've been on the road most of my life, maybe i'll take some time off. but i realized from different law enforcement agencies, my wife has been married for 43 years. she said, you know, this is what you do well. you've got to remember who the real victim was in adam's abduction and murder. he was the real victim. so i'm saddled back up. and think cnn is the perfect partner because of their credibility and worldwide reach. >> and people know about your story, your experience, your family's experience with your son being kidnap aped and kille. is there ever a case in selecting cases for requestet the hunt" perhaps it hits a little too close to home for you? >> no. you know, people ask me that question all the time. does it have an effect on you when you deal consistently with the bad side of humanity, the evil side of humanity. no. you know, men and women have to saddle up and do the right thing, do what you have to do. is it painful?

the smoke you see there, that's cn gas. it's no fun. it messes up your sight. mini 14 here, a .223 round, we only use that as a last resort. the inmate has knocked another inmate unconscious and kicking him in the head or something. >> corcoran state prison to longer has to resort to such drastic measures to control violence in the shoe yard. their solution, no more yards. the inmates now exercise in walk-alone areas called the cages. >> the cages is inhumane. this is nothing but animals. people treat animals better than we're treated sometimes. it's like having a little in a cable right here. put the monkey in the cell, put him out in the cage, let him get some air. >> although yard privileges have been restrictioned, the inmates agree that the cages have been effective in combating the inmate assaults that were so common in the past. >> it seems to me that this is just one more step towards administration's divide and conquer tactics. and it's working. works well. i'll give them that. they know what they're doing. >> next on "lockup" -- >> i want you to take

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what i was telling you is that our cn ncn teams observed ambulances coming out of the hospital and they talked to multiple witnesses, multiple victims. those victims said they had been at the school. the victims also said that they recorded explosions. the victims, incidentally, suggested there may be four or five what they described as shells that have gone off. there was no doubt that they had been in the school and that they had been bleeding and dying from the school. >> and finally, carl, just one of the things that the israeli statement did say is that hamas militants had fired anti-tank missiles in the immediate vicinity near the school. is there any indication that perhaps some of the casualties could have been from that? >> reporter: no indication from the israeli military statement. also, that is not consistent with what we saw on the ground when a second cnn team went back to the school to look for evidence of what caused this explosion. we only saw a single debt nation point. an anti tam an anti-tank missile, a russian made cornett and anti--tank missile. we saw no indicatio

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>> it looks like the clean an cn the catastrophic injuries have some sort of economic compensation associated with them. if that's the case for the lower category if they lost an arm or an eye or couldn't go to work? >> no. if you lost an arm or ie and couldn't go to work the useless serious injuries were limited to how long you were in the hospital and that is all. if you lost an arm and you don't think you can go to work in the three months or six months. they get a thousand dollars and that's it. that's all in and that's for the hospitalization of that lost arm. >> if the injury did in certain cases prevent you from going back to work at all of the provisions. if you think it is too little to litigate the claim. >> i want to thank everybody. this is a complex program but it's easy to apply if there are any questions about the mechanics of how you would file online by mail what is expected and where can we go to give the 1800 information, my colleague will be here and she will be able to answer the questions as well. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ..

çÑ+w>vozÑai these happen unfortunately and i dunno if that is self is connected to it that is unbelievablewith that environment is right to who will late up the match but it does not always catch so that is in part a function of many things including the collapse of the peace process with the realization. i don't push that to say to raise that expectation therefore that is what happened but frankly they were incredibly low before. if anything john carey succeeded to extend a little bit longer those polls two or three years ago erasing the thinking it is too late for the two-state solution. it is not like here comes this administration it is coming then it collapses. no. i think that is wrong. there should be a tremendous pride of the mistakes or failure that it itself is up problems. >> it is not linear. look at july 2000 with a full-fledged presidential summits expectations running dangerously high. wake of that failure even run the united states was that the best of its capacity the absence of a monopoly. clearly when it comes to palestinians but even on the israeli side. that is the wro

for more than 40 years my law practice has focused our representing crime victims both the cn on land. i appreciate your invitation and your willingness to consider a hughes. and will will be brief which states the case factuality incident the chairman just referred to in more detail. and by welcome any questions that the senators mask. the cruise passenger protection act should be passed. it is far short of the needed solutions but a next step on the path to greater passenger safety he think that yen one banner safe on cruise ships can't think again. there are none. the 15-year-old autistic teen his client was an unsupervised like she was on land because her family thought that she was safe there were officials in managing all of her activities screw vigorously. and on the share issue as soon soon-and teen activities. on the last of the cruise 15 activity ended generally but no one told her parents, and she was led away by a sexual predator to a state room where she was proudly reeled to detect by a juvenile and adult brown. this occurred two years after the cruise vessel safety and

cns stayed away from what types of providers need to be insured in the plan. my question is in our case, the cnns are attending 8% of the births that occur in the country. which is fairly significant. maternity is part of the health package. i would look at that and argue that that's a provider type that should be included in a plan's network. i'm wondering how you make sta s decision about what types should be in their network or not. so my question is where is the line and how do you decide when is a certain provider type necessary for inclusion in your network? >> is that an naic question brian. >> no, we checked to see if all the ones required by law are in there. that's what we do. >> dan, you're the default second place answerer. >> sure. again, we talked about this previously. to be a qualified health plan, plans have to be certified. part of that certification process is review of how they meet the network adequacy standards. if you don't meet those standards, you're not a qualified to participate on the exchange. this year they required health plans t

how cn we get closer to them. empower parents to feel like a unit again.ind of tearing apart. >> we are a little bit. this is best author, great to have you with us. >> absolutely. how can we reconnect with our kids? especially the teenagers? >> this is a prime time, it is a prime time becauses ' summertime. they are away present school. they are at home and i think that we are just so disconnected as a family unit. but then we have all this technology, parents on phones, parents on tweeter. all that stuff. so that disconnect is really the core issue, is at the base of all of the problems that you see with parents and families. i expectancy a year as a violence prevention at a school district, families that would be involved and then i would do case studies of young people who had parent actively engaged and how their whole demeanor was different. you know what, he discovered some of my teenagers, my daughters when they were teenagers, their behavior isn't really who they are a lot of times. >> that is the key. a lot of times, parenting is the number one -

likelihood of having the transferability between the skill sets gained in the military and civilian the cn workforce, and we were asked to choose from that list of the occupational areas to focus on in this project of the four or five areas and then the states were asked to choose free occupational areas as part of that. so the states are focusing on the commercial drivers licenses and the emergency medical technician and paramedics practical nurses, registered nurses, physical therapy assistants and police patrol officers. those are the occupational areas. each of the states were asked to focus on an area where they saw growth in their states or the need in their state and where there was a likelihood that these -- the state's teams are appointed by the governor in the state are to remove red tape and duplication across the programs to reduce unemployment veterans to increase the secondary and associated costs those are the primary object ends of this initiative. the project started in may of 2013 and it will conclude in may of 2015 and one of the major products will be a blueprint based

of the conference agreement that will allow our deserving veterans the option of being a h accessing cn hospitals when v.a. facilities are not available. as for the president's nominee to run the v.a., bob mcdonnell, we all know he has a tough job ahead of him after his confirmation. i made clear my expectation for dramatic change when i met him, but if mr. mcdonnell is willing to work in a collaborative and open marine with congress -- and i expect he will -- he will find a constructive partner on this side of the aisle. look, we know there is much we can and should do to address this crisis together. so i'm hopeful because when veterans are denied care, it is a prior deserving of bipartisan attention, and the government needs to start living up again to the promises it made to our veterans. we certainly owe them no less. now, mr. president, on another matter entirely, israel's military campaign against the terrorist organization hamas has a clear-cut objective: to restore israel's security by eliminating rockets, shut down these infiltration tunnels from which hamas is launches its at

now, you know, a lot was written in august of 2012 about the lack -- cns's or hms's lack of production on rule-making as it related to the essential health benef benefit.s's or hms's lack of production on rule-making as it related to the essential health benefit.ms's or hms's lack of production on rule-making as it related to the essential health benefit. in fact that rule-making was delayed, the rule actually came out about a week after election day that year. i don't know if you recall that. in your work, was there any evidence that that delay was politically motivated or am i just being overly sensitive and overly cynical by the rule coming out a few days after election day 2012? >> we found no indication of that, sir. >> so your inference is i'm being overly cynical? >> we can't -- we found nothing to -- >> let me point out to shayou, s came up several times today. mr. cohen was here i think it was about 10 or 11 days before october 1st, and i asked him a very direct, very specific question. in fact, i tried to do what john dingell said, yes or no, the website will be ready on octo

. >> the ukrainiian military -- cn you describe that? how is that helping them prepare and grow and have the capabilities that they need. >> absolutely. it has helped them over 28 years that they've been a nato partner and operated with u.s. and nato forces in places like kosovo and iraq and afghanistan still today. and so there's no doubt that their partnership with nato has helped them in the course of the crisis, the fact they were partnered with nato has helped us diplomatic and militarily. around the nato ukraine council. so there's a lot of support that they get, and there's practical help that they get. and nato, in addition to u.s. bilateral efforts, nato is also seeking ways to continue to help ukraine perform and further professi professionalize the military. >> the ukraine satisfied with our efforts to bolster the military there? >> in my talks a month ago with the then-ukrainian defense minister, we talked a lot about the support they were looking for. some is spoth that's been delivered since my visit. particularly on the bo

çñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ernors christie goes to iowa, part of a multi-city tour campaigninggqñ?r republicans. an ounce of marijuana now in effect in d.c the law makes possession just a civil violation with a fine of $25. but it is still illegal to sell or smoke in public. >>> fox news alert. the labor department releasing the brand-new weekly jobless numbers just moments ago. nicole petallides live from the floor of the new york stock exchange with big news. good morning. >> good morning. that's right. we got in our weekly jobless claims. they are slightly better than what was expected by u.s. economists. let's break down the numbers. 302,000 claims came in, jobless for&fñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? 310,000. so that's good news, right? beat the estimates. the other piece of good news slightly less than last week, which is 304,000. we improve by about 2,000. the big picture is over this week we heard from our fed head janet yellen and heard such an array of things from the fed. we know that we've seen the recovery over the last five years. it has been a slow one indeed. however, the market has improved. it's not

cn cnbc's sara eisen is joining us. sara, what's in store for wall street this week? kicking off with a few blockbuster deals being announced. they call it merger monday on wall street and today is a good example why. we just learned that zillow is going to buy trulia. they're both these online real estate firms. you might know zillow where it gives estimates for properties. it already bought street easy. now it's scooping up trulia for $3.5 billion so that is really going to create the biggest online real estate listing firm. the ceo has been on a shopping spree. we also got word this morning that dollar tree is going to be buying family dollar for $8.5 billion. hopefully they're going to combine forces and they want to be able to compete with the likes of walmart and some of the bigger guys -- >> i imagine dollar stays in the title, sara? >> that's kind of essential to their business model. it's all about the strategy here on lower prices but how they're able to milk the profits based on the low prices that they offer, which has been helpful during the economic rece

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