we are tracking some of the misunderstood crete cite crete cree dry cree creatures in the sea. we are behind the wheel of the fruitfuture testing out the driveless car. tonight police, science and a computer program may be able to predict crime before it happens. i am an entoe entomologist. that surothat is our team and let's do some science. ♪♪ hi guys and welcome to techknow. and rita rear going to start with you. your story combines two of the coolest things armed -- around. you mean robots and sharks. >> robots and sharks. >> ithis is the coolest thing i have done and i was at the call state shark lab. and they are using a new piece of technology that is follow; is thatsharks under water to revolutionize the way we are looking at science. let's take a look at it. this is catalina island. 27 miles off the coast of los angeles. a place known for it's beauty both above and below the ocean that surrounds it. most of the dish that call these waters home go relatively unnoticed. but one spice species is impossible to miss. leopard sharks. hundredses of them. >> if you are the dir

. >> acant lot with cracked cob crete. >> reporter: the rains formation began with eliminating the criminalment. >> we first had to send a missage that the criminal, the drug activity, that wasn't going to with b tolerate. >> reporter: several organizations came together to open a park where a soccer tame can unfold and children can just be children. >> children came out. it's a big difference to have this park here. >> reporter: ole unions contributed hours of volunteer labor to make this park a reality. >> over 9 hours of unit -- over 9,000 hours of union labor. >> it really does change the complexion of the whole neighborhood. >> the city, our union, our business community can make things happen. >> reporter: jeff pearce, kron 4 news. >>> a pretty active night here and in all of california, especially southern california where heavy had heavy rain. this tropical humidity is making its way towards the bay area. here's live storm tracker 4. some of the thunderstorm activity has moved up into the central valley. some pretty heavy rain and a lot of lot light there from the past hour so. as w

. >>> police in walnut the crete found an elderly woman who went missing on friday. police say they received a call last night about 10:30 from someone who thought they saw her and when they checked it out they found her in the lakewood circle area, she is doing well. >> the father of a missing shasta county baby is a person of interest. amber graham went missing december 2. some found a pacifier on the side of the freeway 10 miles from the baby's home. matthew graham disappeared on saturday. the sheriff is asking for help in finding him. >> matthew has violated his probation, he's believed to be a felon in possession of a gun and should be considered armed and dangerous. >> the sheriff says the gun was missing from a purse belonging to his mother along with a cell phone and cash. >>> two college students are due in court for the shooting of a prostitute. ronnie paul threatgill shot the woman and the man reported to be her pimp. >> police say the woman remained in critical condition and is unable to talk. >>> the berkeley city council will consider a series of safety

the longer this guy the republican feels they can divide the dem cretes. as far as democrats saying on the record absolutely they're going to oppose this, they're holding their fire. they're saying we are reviewing the dealment we have 60 days. look for the vote to happen in september. >> in that time, because of the 60-day clock starts today to review this and ultimately vote on this, you do have time for doubt tore rates the doubts, right? to bring up the stuff they're raising in new york city, with this bipartisan group that clouds joe lieberman on serious issues national and world security issues with this arrangement and are going to make a big deal out of this. does that give them to affect the outcome? >> yes. that's why you saw the urn vote happen so quickly because they don't want this hanging out there. the obama administration did not want to have congress reef view this deal initially but then there were enough votes for congress to approve or at least review the deal. democrats said we should have a role here. now they're having a role. we saw

they're describing it as crete. but the administration said that's not the case at all. this is standard protocol. and there are 198 deals that are basically confidential. but it raced a lot of quitism including senate tom caughten. >> secretary kerry have you heard either of these side deals between the iaea and iran? >> no, i haven't read it. >> have you read any previous drafts? >> no, i haven't. >> on any form, paper tablet. >> i've been briefed with our team that met with the iaea. >> did anyone on your team read athletes text agreements? >> i believe one person may have read it at the facility. but they don't possess it. >> so erica you here there that the administration is saying that look, we have not read this but we do have confidence that gives us what we need, and that secretary moniz has been able to influence the details. >> libby casey live for us on capitol hill. thank you. the family of american journalist jason rizzaon hopes the nuclear delimit open the door to his release. the "washington post" reporter has been held in an iranian prison for a year. we

has already fell through and the next restock shipment is hundreds of miles away on the island of cretethe economy could grind to a halt within a few days. >> eu states trade a lot with each other and we also import things but soon, we might not be able to pay for any imports as all that at all. -- imports, at all. ben: in other news, the irish carrier ryanair has had a day in court where striking can be allowed after the company. but there is a solution of the company's own. they are going to fly their planes to lithuania and employee crews there. >> ryanair ceo has decided to put the airline's employment away from a danish workers and its unions. he accused the danish court of siding with the competition. >> it is a very strange and surprising ruling. it allows a union that does not represent any pilot or cabin crew within ruyanair to export their jobs overseas. why? so they can protect sas members or danish members? we don't understand it. >> they will have their aircraft based in lithuania and the cabin crew will be exported to there as well. the planes can still lead in copenhagen,

has already fell through and the next restock shipment is hundreds of miles away on the island of creteonomy could grind to a halt within a few days. >> eu states trade a lot with each other and we also import things but soon, we might not be able to pay for any imports as all that at all. -- imports, at all. ben: in other news, the irish carrier ryanair has had a day in court where striking can be allowed after the company. but there is a solution of the company's own. they are going to fly their planes to lithuania and employee crews there. >> ryanair ceo has decided to put the airline's employment away from a danish workers and its unions. he accused the danish court of siding with the competition. >> it is a very strange and surprising ruling. it allows a union that does not represent any pilot or cabin crew within ruyanair to export their jobs overseas. why? so they can protect sas members or danish members? we don't understand it. >> they will have their aircraft based in lithuania and the cabin crew will be exported to there as well. the planes can still lead in copenhagen, but s

. >> i had an eyeball in crete.t was pretty adventuresome. >> it was a big goat roast. >> reporter: they don't insist yolls but they say meat is more about chicken breasts and lean steaks. >> this is all fat from the big from the fatback. and it's insanely delicious. the craziest yummy taste that you didn't know existed. >> been eating fat since the beginning of time. >> that's a little lamb. >> very little. i chose it because it's tender. >> reporter: anja scours the world in search of new recipes. >> i'd love to go to northern scotland and do -- taste mutton with fur on traditional-style butchery. >> reporter: if this sounds unappetizing, according to anja it's because we've lost touch with the way we should be cooking. >> the philosophy is a simple old-fashioned way of eating. it's the opposite of fast. instead of grabbing something you can eat in your car, it's cooking at home. >> reporter: the way people cooked for centuries. which brings us back to those cowboys in the mountains of uruguay. these guys have wha

becky's family has joined with three other households to crete a cooperative in a bid to survive the encroaching urban sprawl. >> we need to farm, we need the food. we need the green arrest j. >> local production accounts for 2% of fresh vegetables in hong kong with nearly all of the city's supply imported from chain. but food scandals there are driving more consumers to buy local and organic produce. >> one reason is fresh, it's much more fresh and also the taste is very good. >> there are still around 4,000 farm whose are actively working here in hong kong, but the plots are small and the amounts they produce are limited because of the landslide. but it's the next generation of farmers who have come to see agriculture in this city grow. johnny lau is part of a research group at the chinese university reresearch in hong kong. he said that production targets should be set by the government. >> the fact is that 85% of farmlands is now abandoned. or not well utilized. if we can protect the farmlands and let our farmers utilize all of them, actually our vegetables for self-sufficiency r

but beyond that, it's very difficult to say what has been duncan cretely todone concretely to insureipline. the response to west gate was that you had two security institutions competing for the leading role on the scene. you have the gsu and the military. there needs to be a clear. [ inaudible ] in the future and the government has been working on that on clear chain of command when you have domestic terrorism in an you ban sending do you send the military or count are tour or i remember unit that's one of the reason why this was so problematic and they are trying to fix that. >>> police have charged seven. joaquin el chapo guys man broke out from a maximum security jail last week by a it up under his cell. 30 prison guards questioned. bolivia authorities have closed off streets in the capital after days of angry protests by strike miners holding daily demonstrateses for two weeks demanding better infrastructure. >>> there have been protests in the philippines over dozens of coin tiers of rubbish sent from canada lead to go a nationwide controversy over who is responsible for the wa

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swain: lucretia garfield, or crete garfield, outlived her husband by 37 years. and we talked about how she spent much of that time trying to catalog and preserve her husband's history. well, we're going to return one last time to the house in mentor, ohio, and learn a bit more about how she did that. todd arrington: if james a. garfield were to walk into this house right now, he actually would not recognize this room, because when he was alive and living here in the home, this was actually the kitchen. after his death, lucretia garfield started to make some major changes to the property. this room was converted from the kitchen into this sort of open reception room. the most significant change that she made after his death was the construction of the nation's very first presidential memorial library. okay, now as we get to the top of the steps here, before we go into the memorial library, we come first to the memorial landing. and it's here that we find one of lucretia garfield's favorite portraits of her husband. this portrait was done by carolyn ransom who was

we'll see what chuck assumer and ben cardin and a number of the dem cretes want to do. >> let me ask you. if you became president of the united states, and this -- we had this deal with iran, what would a president kashich do, rip it up? >> well, we'd have to closely monitor everything that is going on, and if we think they're in violation, we would have to fight to re-impose the economic sanctions. >> it would be a done deal. would already be a done deal. let's say it's a done deal. then a president kashich has a chance to either rich it up -- >> if they violate the agreement, neil, then you slap the economic sanctions back on. so in the short term, we have to be very aggressive as the world and frankly we ought to reach agreement with the world purrs right -- >> violating it, governor? >> well, we're going to have an agreement, and if they don't violate it -- i don't like the agreement so we have to see where they are. if this puts off a document, we'll accept that. my fear is they will violate the agreement and i think the best courses to re-impose sanctions. i would get our allie

to adapt to some of the things that they want to accomplish and we have to do it in a very did us cretein some cases and in other cases be very prevalent and out front. >> director clancy says the secret service is coordinating with local police, the fbi and other agencies and they've been working with them since january on that effort. >>> remember, the pope will be in philadelphia in september for the world meeting of families. we have complete details about his upcoming visit on our web site 6abc.com and you can stay up top date with our special twitter account just follow 6abc pope for the very latest. >>> over to rick. >> all right sharrie thank you. >>> they are gathering right now at love park in center city to push for the decriminalization of marijuana. dozens of people joined the east coast cannabis coalition that calls for marijuana law reform. they showed their support for change by lighting up in the middle of the park. the group wants lawmakers to legalize weed and to remove it as a schedule one drug. they also want to lift federal restrictions on state medical cannabis pr

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she ran a hotel in crete. she was a member of the left and the communist efforts in greece.portant to remember that part of the providence of the syriza. tom: let's continue with our twitter question. we got a really good response. will janet yellen mentioned greece and china in her fed testimony? ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. brendan: yesterday and historic accord signed in the anna. -- vienna. we're joined via skype from tehran. we saw barack obama sell this deal to the american public, how is rouhani selling it to the irani and public guest: yesterday he had a press conference after the deal was announced and he was really pushing the positives. he was really outlining from the arabian perspective the way that the deal stock. it was interesting to see his message being relayed at the same time as president obama because obviously there someone to speak to. rouhani is really pushing the fact that iran has not come from iced on anything. protecting its right to enrich uranium. brendan: in the last 24 hours we have seen so many amazing pictures of people celebrating, are th

"other titles include" the growning of he revolution "and" stop the next war now how to crete political change through activism. other books cover topics such as how to aid people living in the third world profiles of women; live on booktv, sunday, august 2nd on "in depth." you can send your questions or comments to facebook.com/booktv, on twit ex,@book tv, or call in. >> booktv is back live from the harlem book fair. pamela newkirk is next. with the book "spectacle: the astonishing life of ota benga." >> good afternoon. i hmm rich from the columbia university school of the arts and welcome to our second panel for this year's harlem book fair the 17th annual harlem book fair in the newly restored langston hughes center. lovely. our first afternoon panel features pamela newkirk on the book on ota benga. so introduce the panel we have mr. allen mcfarland. mr. mcfarland is -- where is his bio. it's right here, i think. i'm so sorry guys. yes. when you have too many papers in your hand. mr. mcfar land is the assistant vice president of outreach and engage. in new york university, also adjun

that this is an interesting country for russia, it's strategicical icallally lod we have a base in cretestaging and there's an air base as well as a naval base and the russians have been talking to the greeks using greek bases and ports and they took over crimea, it's a nice stop on the way out of crimea from the black sea into the mediterranean. and greece when i was there, the ambassador, a linchpin for the energy security policy for europe would avoid the gas coming from russia. now the russians are talking to the greeks about a pipeline to greece so kind of pushing back on that notion that there's alternatives to russia for european energy security. lots going on here. neil: yeah, all simultaneously, dan. thank you, very, very much. in the meantime, there's a growing school of thought that we could be the next greece, if you add up our under funded liabilities and refusal to scale back on government excess, the difference being we can print our way out of it and stay out of this, but for only so long. joining us is liz macdonald, charlie gasparino and what do you make of na? >> we've

but this is ridiculous to suspend a guy four gieames without crete proof i don't represent tom bradym speaking as an agent car is about players rights. >> what is this going to his career, drew. >> ultimately i don't think it is having a long term effect on it. and, you know, i am confident that -- great player like this will come back, and play you know, as well as he ever has before i don't think it will affect his legacy i really don't believe that it is going to have a huge long term effect but in the short term, you know this guy is a football player, who deserves to play football, and i mean i think each involved from the nfl, to other players, should rally around him at this point -- because it is. maria: monica. >> i want to say this is not happening in a vacuum every in a broader about context what we are seeing with hillary clinton wiping server clean if independent recollecti under investigation maybe thought could get away with it roger goodell is not operating in a vacuum and taking all these things into account and there has to be consequences, and tom brady we can argu

crete to her friends was an educated woman and believer in women's rights. when her husband, james garfield, as assassinated she returned to ohio and made her home into an earl i have version of a presidential library. chester arthur, becames president and his sister mary mcelroy, filled the role of first lady and fills the house withet icky used by future first ladies for eckdecades. first ladies influence and image, examining the women who filled the position of first ladies and their position on first ladies. from martha washington to michelle obama, sunday on american history tv on c-span tv. >>> supreme court reporters review the major cases of the 2014, 2015 terms including health care. the dr. bar section on courts lawyers and administration of justice hosts this 90 minute discussion. >>> good afternoon. thank you all for coming. and welcome to the 27th annual view from the press gallery sponsored by the d.c. bar on courts lawyers and administration of justice. i'm arthur spitzer, i work as the legal director of the local office of the american civil

. >> reporter: though much smaller by the time it hit the island of crete, the tsunami was devastating buildings down. >> reporter: archaeologists have spent more than 30 years here. >> they control the sea. >> reporter: he says they were advanced, just like the people in plato's atlantis. >> running water coming down into their buildings. men and women are equal. >> reporter: and their palaces were magnificent. but atlantis? >> i really suspect that the civilization and san tore eveny is where atlantis is. >> reporter: amazingly and despite the similarities to atlantis, the doctor is not so sure. >> where is atlantis? is it in the mediterranean sea there? or that way or that way? >> go west. go west, out to the pillars of hercules. >> reporter: he believes that when plato wrote that atlantis was beyond the pillars of hercules, he meant outside the mediterranean. >> into the atlantic ocean, which is why it's called the atlantic ocean. and i think that's where you'll find it. send james cameron out there with a submarine, and he'll find it. >> reporter: there are folks who say the lost

. >> reporter: though much smaller by the time it hit crete, the tsunami was devastating.buildings down. the town is wiped out. >> reporter: this archaeologist spent almost 30 years here. >> they controlled the sea. >> reporter: the minoans were advanced he said like the people in plato's atlantis. >> running water in their buildings. men and women are equal. >> reporter: and they were magnificent palaces. atlantis? >> i think this is where atlantis is. >> this is the main street. >> reporter: despite the similarities to atlantis some aren't sure. where is atlantis? in the mediterranean sea or -- >> that way or that way. >> go west. >> reporter: he believes when plat tlo wrote it was beyond the pillars of hercules he meant outside the mediterranean. >> into the atlantic ocean which is why it is called the atlantic ocean. that's where you will find it. ask james cameron. he'll find it. >> reporter: there are folks who say the lost city of atlantis never existed or plato embellished or exaggerated facts. or maybe he was trying to tell a story people would wonder about thousa