division in the car cariles. it would eventually be made available to the lodgment. that is the later one that got the plug pulled. >> the so-called detail meeting -- gkl meeting. they based it on another source seen nohave got, i have archival evidence, no archival citation that explains it. volumes -- two d. m. giangreco: which is what i think sliwinski is referring to in his notes. earlier, we are going to be able to see a lot of lord knowsg -- when, but that actually is what sliwinski/tes -- >> it was supposed to be cleared by the 22nd of august. because of that any military , evenions were feasible had stalin decided to challenge it, but he didn't. russians -- i guess i should say soviet -- d. m. giangreco: he is saying a lot of good stuff here. is there a microphone he can get? this is good. why don't you jump up here. >> he is right. are one or maybe three or four more rounds. that's lewinsky has, slieinski has, it is the declassified far east. it is a little suspect because it does not have the notes they

they have two motorized rifle divisions and tank divisions. the division equivalent number are what you would have if you compounded all the forces there including cavalry, tanks, motorized rifles, separate rifle regiments. a host of other auxiliary forces. if you distill them down, in the summer of october, 1944, when they were meeting in moscow, the soviets are lowballing their strength in the far east. they maintain the strength in the far east despite the force transfers. you see these numbers go up appreciably to the point where by october, 1944, they have 78 divisional equivalents. this is almost enough, giving soviet planning guidance, to conduct an offensive operation in manchuria. operational planning. as early as march, 1942, the general staff produces its directive to the far eastern front dealing with their actions in the event of a japanese incursion. this is a defensive plan. you are dealing with the front and the far eastern front. they have not been reinforced significantly as of yet. their missions are defensive. if you look c

the business in san diego that we had acquired with the the -- video cipher division. remember that this was before the small dish came into being, so there were about three million dish owners. at the time that was the only at earn at toif -- alternative to cable. that was our business here in san diego. it was growing rapidly. macon wanted to get out of the business and gi wanted to get in a bigger way, so i started commuting out the san diego and they offered me a transferred out and that's how i got back to the west coast, back in 1987. you tell a story that it was almost by happen stands that gi ended up being in san diego and it had something to do with the founder -- >> guest: a company called linkabest, a third guy named jerry who was the father and visionary of digital was also linkabet. jacobs was a profess or as ucsd. jerry was a young engineer in pasadena. jacobs had been heller's advisor, and they brought in jerry to be the first full-time engineer and he was about to buy a house in la, before he close it had next day, jacobs made a sudden division that he

program to train syrian rebels. >> we understand division 30 was a part of that program. there have been a lot of difficulties from the start. it was launched in may after much delay an agreement between turkey and the united states to train and equip a rebel force that would take on i.s.i.l. the pentagon's plans was to in train more than 5500 fight centers a year but they acknowledge only 54 have been trained. they are facing difficulties. finding potential recruits. like i mentioned a lot of people don't just want to fight i.s.i.l, they want to fight the yrnls government as well. these -- syrian government as well. they are looked upon as mercenaries. the united states has very strict vetting requirements which really means that they haven't been able to recruit a large number. now nusra really dealing a blow to this campaign to this process, american officials playing down the significance. but we can tell you that this is not first time that nusra targeted a group that cooperates with the united states. they targeted two powerful forces in syria the syrian revolutiona

and then g.i., through its a general division in pennsylvania, the cable division, hired him to head up the business. this is back in the '70s, '80s i believe. and one of his biggest customers was tci, which was the biggest cable operator of it today based in denver. they then hired john malone to build a tci. they built tci into the biggest cable operator, and he was our biggest customer on the cable side. meaning general instrument. when he came to san diego and so are digital television demonstration, he immediately recognized a couple things. first, that our technology would enable competitors through cable to finally develop a so-called death star or these high-powered satellites that could power signals into very small pizza sized dishes, eventually became directv. but he also saw that they need to use this technology ostensibly to bring cable into the digital age. -- offensively. and he realized that immediately. there was a western cable show in anaheim, i think was in 1992, when he announced his vision of the 500 channel universe. of course, that was just a metaphor. what he

coalition tried to help their allies division 30. there was an air strike. it has not been confirmed from the u.s. military but what we understand from opposition sources on the ground the air strike killed a number of nusra fighters but they already targeted division 30 and abducted the rebels. like you mentioned, there is a new frontline, there are many front lines in syria, and nusra sending a clear message to the united states and groups who are willing and ready to work with the united states. nusra saying - warning them not to do so. nusra accusing them of carrying out corey washington's interests and plans. division 30 is a group that was trained by the united states to fight i.s.i.l. and not fight the syrian government. and this is why the issue is very sensitive. agreeing just to fight i.s.i.l. and not the syrian government makes you enemies in syria. the opposition believes that these people are puppets of washington and are no longer concerned with the real cause, the real cause of syria, and that is to oust the syrian regime. >> what does this me

he is the division commander. doesn't know where the division is. but he starts finding out. he rallies his men they will do anything for this guy and he manages to get the division moved and as the confederate lines rutherford b. hayes his soldiers said to him after this, colonel, you are going to be governor. hays is allergic to poison ivy. he does what confederates who are tough, the toughest we have ever seen in virginia but confederate think they are protected by the river on one side, steep mountain on the other end the division, especially mountain creepers in west virginia, hayes looks at the mountain. and small court. and unsure. hays leads his troops indian style across the side of a stony mountain. and the confederates again deals another great defeat. he doesn't have as good a day at cedar creek where his division is overrun but does his best to fight. ethics and honesty john gordon will do anything to get ahead. brilliant soldier, incredibly brave man, not terribly scrupulous. all these styles of leadership work. one thing they do have is all these in the front,

that is for building inspection division. for housing inspection services, housing inspection is 947. complaints received is 355. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 353. complaints with notice of violation issued is 1ten. abated complaints is 392. number of cases sent tothe director is 17. routine inspection is 145. code enforcement services number of cases sent were 48. number of aboughtments issued is 13. number och cases undrb advicement are 4. number of cases abated are 7 twampt code in enforcement performed is 159. cases referred to the [inaudible] were 2. other thereisologist graphs attached to give you a outlook for the past year for these complaints. thank you. >> thank you deputy. >> any public comnlt on the directors report items 8 a-d? >> my name is jerry dratler. my first comment is that historically notice of violation is a problem specifically the time required to clear them. my suggestion on the directors report will be that the revenue section would show the neb of nov's out standing this year versus the

that was the equipment division. the business in san diego we had , which was encrypting all the satellite tv signals that were being delivered -- remember this was before the small dish came into being. there were 3 million large dish owners. that was the only alternative to cable. a 95% market share and the other 5% was a few million home dish owners. that was our business in san diego. g.i. wanted to get into it in a bigger way. and enhance its cable business. so i started commuting out to san diego and they offered me a transfer out. that is how i got back to the west coast back in 1987. peter: it was the most by happenstance g.i. ended up being in san diego and it had something to do with the founder of qualcomm. marc: yes, it was very fortuitous. story is a of that company called -- which irwin jacobs and the cofounders of qualcomm started, and a third guy named jerry heller, who really was the father and visionary of the tv. they were spread out at first because it was a part-time consulting endeavor. andrew w

then he gets the word that the division commander is down. he is now the division commander.e doesn't even know where the division is buddy starts finding out and begin his men will do anything for this guy and he manages to get that division and is the confederates collapse rutherford b. hayes his old regiment is the first regiment to reach the winchester courthouse. one of those stories come on the soldiers said to him after this colonel you are going to be governor. [laughter] hayes is really allergic to poison ivy but hayes does what the confederates, the toughest infantry i've ever seen are the guys in the army north virginia. they are protected by the river on one side the steep mountain on the other hand the mountain creepers from west virginia said we can do that. and kirk has to division a small core. everybody is skeptical. the other core commanders but sheridan will take the risk. hayes leads his troops across the side of the stony mountain to get behind the confederates again. he doesn't have a good day at cedar creek where his division is overrun but he does his

they were under orting in that division. >> what misconduct did they reveal across the divisions here was a large overstatement of profits. that was a no oven under orting of costs. there is a fear that they don't escalate issues of underreported sales. that means inflating sales figures. all of these issues are something the company will work to address. her directly from the president. responsibility from not preventing the state of affairs. the greatest crisis in toshiba history. i will focus on putting in ways policies to prevent this ever happening again. >> a massive scandal. diversified.s very the good news is that is most profitable division, the chip unit, did not see the accounting scandal in its own division. it was the other divisions that have been goblins. >> that is incredible that had the big problems. -- it was the other divisions that had big problems. >> that is incredible. name.ing up to its the investment takes the evaluation to about $1.7. a full breakdown of the deal. around 4%. takes on amazon and local rivals. firmsg up with investment to boost -- they hope to

army the big picture episode documenting the activities of the 101st airborne division from its arrival in the spring of 1965 through january of 1967. >> okay. move out. ♪ >> from out of the skies over vietnam come the screaming eagles, the heroic pair troopers of the 101st airborne division. their fabled exploits during world war ii can never be forgotten. in december 1944 outnumbered and surrounded by the germans at bastogne, the men of the 101st courageously fought on. when the germans ordered them to surrender or be annihilated, their acting commander gave the historic reply, nuts and they stood until the germans were defeated. it is in this same tradition that the men of the screaming eagles first brigade today serve on the jungle battlefront of vietnam. ♪ >> on a warm spring day in 1965, several army aviation companies arrive in vietnam aboard the "uss iwo jima." it is the first of the assault helicopters which soon will fill the air over this embattled land. even as the poi pilots move to the field, all of south vietnam is infested with vietcong. from the north they stream down t

an american company from the 101st airborne division and an iranian from his majesty's imperial guard. these two companies in just a matter of moments will jump here, move out into assembly areas and move up to reinforce reza, part of exercise delawar presently going on here in iran. >> one united states and one iranian airborne troop demonstrated the combat readiness of imperial armed forces in a highly mobile combined operation. together they advanced towards the enemy. the drive and combat spirit shown efpl staoeuzed the meaning for the name for the exercise, delawar or kraeupblous. sergeant major cosgrove talked with one of the helicopter pilots. >> it would seem for the 101st airborne division the key word in exercise delawar is mobility. but you can very easily add a few more words and say air mobility of their own. this helicopter you see in the background belongs to the 101st airborne division from fort campbell, kentucky. this is the pilot first lieutenant leonard kulik. we have just returned from a mission from the 101st battle area in this exercise. lieutenant, will you exp

the attack on division 30 is a setback. news are a and division 30 is an enemy of isil, although the u.s. view news are a as a terrorist. the u.s. has hit an al-qaeda group believed to be under news are a's protection. news are a feels it is a target and seems to be taking preemptive measures to protect itself. at the same time it has complicated the coalition's plans to fight isil in syria. al jazeera. southern turkey. >> well, it was billed as the biggest trade deal in history but it has come crashing down as ministers from 12 countries have failed to agree on a way forward. andrew thomas has been following those talks in maui and now reports of what, if anything, happens next. >> this was supposed to be the moment to announce the biggest trade deal in history. the summit in hawai'i lasted four days but over all trans-pacific partnership negotiations have been going on for more than five years. claims of meaningful progress rang holy. >> this was anticipated to be a make or break summit for these talks. it's disappointing

they had attacked the headquarters called division 30. they said they kidnapped eight division fighters accusing them of being agents of american interests. >> translator: the infantry commander went to syria to fight isil. coordination was agreed on and safe passage was granted to fight isil. so we are shocked by this attack against our fighters. rumors that we are american agents are not true. our fighters are syrians fighting isil and the syrian regime for the security of the syrian people. >> what is this fighting tell us about the complex dynamics between syria's rebel groups? >> well, they have long been d they are not a united rebel movement. they do have a lot of differences, they may share the same goals to fight the syrian government. but some groups are more secular than others. others are more politically moderate than others. in this incident it involves division 30. little was made public about this group. this group is willing to fight isil and not the syrian government and this group is willing to cooperate and work with t

that is for building inspection division. for housing inspection services, housing inspection is 947. complaints received is 355. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 353. complaints with notice of violation issued is 1ten. abated complaints is 392. number of cases sent tothe director is 17. routine inspection is 145. code enforcement services number of cases sent were 48. number of aboughtments issued is 13. number och cases undrb advicement are 4. number of cases abated are 7 twampt code in enforcement performed is 159. cases referred to the [inaudible] were 2. other thereisologist graphs attached to give you a outlook for the past year for these complaints. thank you. >> thank you deputy. >> any public comnlt on the directors report items 8 a-d? >> my name is jerry dratler. my first comment is that historically notice of violation is a problem specifically the time required to clear them. my suggestion on the directors report will be that the revenue section would show the neb of nov's out standing this year versus the

at forth campbell, kentucky, the 101st airborne division, screaming eagles, supplied an air brigade for the joint task force, coming quickly to the aid of a friendly middle east country. delawar is a persian word meaning courageous. m.a.t.s., military air transport from fort campbell to iran. in addition, 550 tons of cargo to supply the approximately 2,300 airborne troops involved in the exercise. giant transports lowered their rank to take in the necessary work tools of today's modern fighting man. jeeps, artillery, communications equipment. all were loaded in record time. these items of military material traveled thousands of air miles together with the soldiers who would use them, demonstrating to our friends and other nations the mobility of the united states armed forces. also present at all times during the delawar exercise was the tactical fighters. strategic air command kc-135 jet tankers refueled the tac fighters en route from the united states to iran. eventually a base in turkey was the first stop where the battle group won their trap. eventually air base, elements of the del

that's how william shemin joined the 47th infantry regimen fourth division and shipped out for france7th, 1918, on the western front, the allies were hunkered down in one trench, the germans in another. separated by about 150 yards of open space, just a football field and a half. but that open space was a blood bath. soldier after soldier ventured out and soldier after soldier was mowed down. so those still in the trenches were left with a terrible choice, die trying to rescue your fellow soldier or watch him die knowing that part of you will die along with him. william shemin couldn't stand to watch. he ran out into the hell of no-man's land and dragged a wounded comrade to safety. and then he did it again. and again. three times he raced through heavy machine gunfire. three times he carried his fellow soldiers to safety. the battle stretched on for days. eventually the platoon's leadership broke down. too many officers had become casualties. so william stepped up and took command. he reorganized the depleted squads. every time there was a lull in combat he led rescues of the wounded

nusra's attacks -- the attack on division 30 is a setback. both nusra and division 30 are enemies of isil. it considers a terrorist organization. not a target of the u.s. coalitions campaign, the u.s. has hit the al-qaeda linked group believed to be under nusra's protection. nusra fields it is a target and seems to be taking pre-emptive measures to protect itself. at the same time, it has complicated the coalition's plan to fight i sil. southern turkey. >> thousands have taken to the streets in blistering heat in iraq to protest. iraq is in the grips of a maven heat wave, high temperatures pushing around 50 degrees celsius. a holiday because of this and cutting power angering residents. radiograph >> reporter: this is the second day of protests against corruption, unemployment, and crime. >> in my opinion, it has failed. that's the reason for the services. what is more strange is the that anyone who protests stays, an infiltrator or spy. the people in iraq say they have had enough of power outages amid searing heat. thousands protested. >> it

smaller, single division companies that are easier to understand bite size.s from two companies that are determined to the breakup and baxter and donnelly are the latter that they were doing it themselves for ages, i've been pushing back to split itself up and that's something i even devoted part of a chapter in "get rich carefully." i wanted it to be a slow developing company. baxter supported it, and in the beginning of june, baxter gave a dividend, and made up of dominant blood franchise drugs including the best compound for hemophilia. baxter gave back less than 20% of the new company because it is so darn cheap and so good that they wanted to keep in the game, but that's the way the rules are. we praised a breakup as a terrific way to get exposure in the niche business and someone was listening. this morning's shire, a very aggressive pharmaceutical company launched a hostile takeover. i think because they covet the company's rare diseases medicines and the $45.23, and an amazing 36% premium into the spratts on fear and it has to fend off the bid. even o

the attack on division 30 is a setback. nusra and division 30 are enemies of i.s.i.l. the u.s. considers nusra a terrorist organization. it is not a target of the campaign against i.s.i.l. the u.s. hitle al qaeda-linked group believed under nusra's protection. they people they are a target and seems to take pre-emptive measures to protect themselves. at the same time it complicated the collision's fans >>> let's get more from zeina khodr, on the turkey syria border. what has been happening in syria. who is division 30? who funds them and who are they trained to fight, syria, i.s.i.l. or both? >> there was little information about division 30 until they entered siria. they were filmed. before that the commander of the group told our sister organization al jazeera turk that this group was trained and funded bli the united states. that he was actually handpicked by the u.s. military to lead this force. now, the u.s. the pentagon they have not confirmed whether, you know this group is in fact part of the train and equip programme. in one way or the other they were distancing themse

-trained rebel group called division 30. al nusra accuses them of being agents of america. >>> talks to secure ambitious free trade deal of the pacific region has broken down. 12 countries have been negotiating the trans-pacific partnership in hawai'i. >>> debris which investigators believe is a missing part of the a part of the missing mh 370 flight. the discovery is a potential break through in a case that has baffled aviation experts for more than a year. >>> british and french governments have agreed to help each other in tackling the migrants problem. they will bring more sniffer dogs where migrants are trying to come in to the u.k. barnaby phillips reports. >> they got through. migrants cling to the top of a lorrie as it goes to the english side of the channel. the disruptions in the channel are causing the roads to clog up. bad news for the british economy and anyone hoping to cross to france in the holiday season. so the british prime minister is under pressure. >> we're going to take action right across the board st

he accepted the division of korea.insisted that all of the islands had to come into possession of the soviet union. but he troops in the northern part of the island to surrendered to the soviet troops. said heing, stalin hoped that his modest suggestions would not meet with any objections. truman's reply, he agreed to modify general order number one under islands would come soviet control, but he rejected stalin's request -- it was his intention, he said, that japanese forces on all the islands of japan proper surrender to general macarthur. japan was remain undivided and under american control. while there is more to be said about that, and i -- but i want you to know that truman was, h o realistic his concerns wee, we will never know but he wanted to make sure the russians would not gain a foothold in japan. but did stalin have the last laugh? on september 3, the day following the surrender ceremony aboard the missouri, stalin ordered soviet forces to take control of japan's northern territories, claiming that they w

and there are divisions among them. we have to remember an important fact that some of them -- some of their political and security factions are even stronger than the state. so abadi has a lot of challenges, but people are growing increasingly frustrated. and the protests were also in a number of southern cities as well. >> zana, thank you. >>> and still to come on the program, environmentalists have that sinking feeling, warning that industry and human consumption are pushing the dead sea towards ecological disaster. >>> and the protesters who forced australian police to call off plans to randomly check immigration visas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. ♪ >>> hello again a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. hur gainian police say they have arrested four people over the discovery of the bodies of 71 refugees in a truck in austria. >>> at least 10

-backed sir yawn group called division 3. it was a message to the u.s. and syrian who is cooperate with it. >> the 30 infantry division is a group trained by the u.s. congress and train necessary turkey. they entered syria a few days ago. it's a national army that america is trying to create in syria in order to fight terrorism. as you know america classified the terrorist group. the infantry's main goal is to fight news are a. >> little information has been made public about division 30 until it's men entered syria a few days ago. this new group received training from the u.s. in turkey as part of a program to whether a force to fight isil. it appears that they didn't want to be filmed because working with the u.s. can easily create them enemies among the syrian opposition. >> we're ready to coordinate with anyone fighting for the syrian people. i'm renouncing this through your channel right now. we will fight isil or anyone supporting them either state or regime, iran or hezbollah. >> but that's not what the u.s.-trained and equip group is about. it's

that is for building inspection division. for housing inspection services, housing inspection is 947. complaints received is 355. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 353. complaints with notice of violation issued is 1ten. abated complaints is 392. number of cases sent tothe director is 17. routine inspection is 145. code enforcement services number of cases sent were 48. number of aboughtments issued is 13. number och cases undrb advicement are 4. number of cases abated are 7 twampt code in enforcement performed is 159. cases referred to the [inaudible] were 2. other thereisologist graphs attached to give you a outlook for the past year for these complaints. thank you. >> thank you deputy. >> any public comnlt on the directors report items 8 a-d? >> my name is jerry dratler. my first comment is that historically notice of violation is a problem specifically the time required to clear them. my suggestion on the directors report will be that the revenue section would show the neb of nov's out standing this year versus the

in collectively rather than having to manage on their own consultation with the population health division identified other opportunities to partner and say they've generally excited about new ways to partner for example, four onsite occupation health and safety training and many clinics for disease testing and they also were excited about the ability to tie those to overall efforts to increase the health literacy and enrollment insurance and addressing building the employer was a critical xhoenlt of chief financial officer the health in san francisco in response to the health commission feedback and the information from the small business commission we've made modifications to the resolution which you have in your form that requests your approval to composer and among the option that have the hunting restraining order lubricating taking those services suggested that the health commission asks do us for . >> and finally on the evaluation of the new bridge to coverage program we heard clearly preacher from dr. kateing he wants us to be sure that the impact of the proposal was thought-out an

americans new plan rolled into action a few weeks ago when the then from the 30th division fresh out training crossed into syria. the mission was to fight is and the regime. they were stopped and attacked by another group. an al qaeda franchise the al-nusra front. angry about being targeted by u.s. warplanes they took revenge on america's new fighters. five were killed, a dozen were captured, more are in hiding. the new plan looks shaky at best. captain wawi is speaking out. he is an officer with the 30th division and has watched in horror at what happened to his men. >> in reality, we have no international guarantees to provide coverage for our fighters origin protect the 30th division. ian:yet the americans have clearly announced they will provide air support. >> you know what has happened to us. they told those who were responsible 10 hours beforehand that the al-nusra front would attack. it was two hours after the battle started that al-nusra was bombed. ian:the pentagon told us they think the battle was quite successful. the training program will be turning out more fighters. me

in iraq and to accept all other players and tribal because the malitias could only lead to a divisiono interior in which targeted some of the gulf states and which targets the civilians and innocent which need more effort and take in all the necessary procedures and steps in order to get rid of the real cause of it for stability of the whole world. and i would like to repeat and to welcome you again and hoping that our meeting will be successful successful. [applause] and i ask the members of the place to leave the room. just to remind you what we are watching at the moment that was the foreign minister addressing the g.c.c. meeting which is just kicked off, the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is there. iran top of the agenda. taliban commanders said cracks in the relationship and the afghan's new leader mansur causing divisions and this is after the group's founder had died. let's go straight to jennifer glasse live in kabul and tell us about these divisions, jennifer. >> reporter: well jane we have been speaking to taliban commanders around the country and says that he was omar's

anti-american, very divisive. you can tell donald desantis. the greene county's bully association. you've got to cut it out nonstop this crazy rhetoric. >> i've had a problem with the way he talked about women for years. >> i don't like the way he talks about the event or a friend, making kelley. politicians do when a car trunk because he's got a big mouth. i'm not a politician. bring at, donald. bring it, donald. >> you think they'll do attack ads? he's a smart card that will implode.

-backed rebel group called the division 30. they kidnapped division 30 fighters on thursday accusing them of being agents of american interests. some members of subdivision 30 were trained by part of its programme to build a moderate force to fight i.s.i.l. it's thought that the u.s.-led carried out attacks near aleppo. division 30 called on al nusra front to stop spilling the blood of infantry commander went to syria to fight i.s.i.l. coordination was agreed on and safe passage was granted to us to fight i.s.i.l. and the security of the syrian people we are shocked by this attack against our fighters. rumours that we are american agents are not true. our fighters are syrians, fighting i.s.i.l. and the syrian regime for the security of the people >>> let's go live to zeina khodr, live from the turkish syrian border. talk us through the front and the complexities when it comes to the different groups fighting each other now. >> well little information was known about division 30 before they entered syria a few days ago. what we

their lead in the division remains 5 and a half games. >>> yankees really sorry to be leaving atlanta after what they did to the braves this weekend. jacoby ellsbury, steve n drew all leaving the yard. drew goes 4-4, ends up above the mendosa line and was hopefully -- maybe this is going to be a bit of a springboard for alex rodriguez who's batting .138 this month. he helped ignite a nine-run rally in the 7th. yankees route the braves. they've scored 38 runs this weekend. they sweep the braves 20-6. still a game and a half back of the 1st place jays. >>> remember when nohitters used to be a rarity? we've seen 13 no-hitters in the last calendar year alone. jake arrieta's recorded baseball sixth no hitter of the season and it comes at the expense of the dodgers who have been no-hit twice in the last nine days. >>> every month we have a state of the new york sports world but the host of the d.a. show on cbs sports radio, we welcome him back in our studio once again. damon amendolara, good to see you again. you came in off of vacation to come on our show. we really appreciate that. >> loo

. >> so, two weeks ago the yankees had a six-game lead in the division. and now that race is getting too close for comfort. toronto sending a message this weekend. jose bautista had plenty to say. joey bats let his bat do the talking. reaction from the yankees and jays next on news 4 at 6:00. >>> up for grabs, toronto hined by trading for a pair of all stars at deadline. they hammered that home this weekend, sweeping the yankees. the ace needed to play stopper. second batter of the game, josh donaldson takes it the opposite way. ellsbury runs ow of room. number 31 on the year for donaldson. toronto, 1 -0 lead. the jays staff cooled them off. gardner letting frustration show on the groundout to end the third. the helmet, it's dirty. and the blue jays kept charging. in the four, jose bautista talked a lot about the yankees fearing the jays this weekend. here, unloads a shot off the facing of the second deck in left. bautista's 26th of the year. 2-0, jays. yank's best chance in the seven. hawkins gets drew chasing a pitch a mile out of the strike zone. look

>>> vietnam is the most divisive, abrasive war americans have fought anywhere. >> it's time for the great silent majority to stand up and be counted. >> how do you ask a man to be the last man to die for a mistake? >> we're just going to refuse to do it. >> you may be in jail, but you won't be dead. >> military pressure will continue until a peace settlement is reached. >> we have achieved peace with honor. >> the americans are leaving. the vietnamese must stay and face uncertainty. >> vietnam, we've reached the end of the tunnel, and there is no light there.

roughly 150 part-time and full time employees work this the dvd division. at least three online petitions have been posted by activist groups urging netflix to include all workers. >>> does your cell phone emit dangerous levels of radiation? should you be told how much? cell phone companies are taking the city of brooklyn to court offer its plan to put warnings on cell phones. the city mandates manufacturers tell you how much radiation your cell phone releases. the federal judge says he would likely take out language that says phones pose radiation dangers for children but he is inclined to leave the rest of the message intact. berkeley's city attorney says they are willing to remove the warning. the cell phone industry says the warning is a violation of free speech. >>> one erm specific term is grabbing headlines. is it causing harm? some latinos say they are unfairly targeted by republican candidates who refer to children born in the u.s. to illegal immigrants as anchor babies. jean has more. >> donald trump and jeb bush are using the term anchor baby on

the attack on division 30 is a setback. nusra and division 30 are enemies of i.s.i.l. the u.s. considers nusra a terrorist organization. it is not a target of the campaign against i.s.i.l., the u.s. hit the al qaeda-linked group believed under nusra's protection. nusra feels it's a target and seems to take pre-emptive measures to protect themselves. at the same time it has complicated coalitions plans to fight in syria >>> the u.s. central command heading up the coalition, fighting against i.s.i.l. in syria and iraq responded to an al jazeera inquiry regarding the attack against the new syrian forces. the statement said: >>> kurdish fighters accusing turkey of provocative and hostile attacks in syria. the kurds fighting i.s.i.l. claim turkey targeted them four times this week beginning to bomb the kurdistan workers party and p.k.k. in iraq. after a suicide bombing killed 30 people. the kurds belonged to the series wide y.p.g. say they have nothing to do with turkey and the p.k.k. officials say they are not targetting the y.p.g. secretary of state john kerry is in cairo for the

. >> reporter: this extraordinary wave of new arrivals has provoked sharp divisions in society. right-wing freedom party is expected to do well in elections later this year. but we have also met austrians who have come here specific to help people in need like katie who has come with her boyfriend and mother who hand out clothes, toys, books, to whoever wants them. >> i think it's the least we can do. because these people have been through things that we can't imagine, and they have been through hardships, and so the least we can do is try to make it easier for them to be integrated and make a new life. >> reporter: austria's government says there must be a coordinated european response to treat these people humanely to determine who can stay, and to prevent more tragedieses at the hands of human traffickers. >>> at least 82 people have died after a boat capsized off of the coast of libya on thursday. reuters news agency says more than a hundred are still missing. >> reporter: mediterranean sea has become a dark reminder of people's desperation to escape violence, persecution an

they are still in first place in the division leading the nationals by 3.5 games. and they also have a solid starting rotation. question mark, should they be concerned about the bullpen? they have lost four of the last five games and you can place responsibility on the relievers including last night's loss in baltimore where carlos torres gave up a person's first career major league home run in the ninth. os win in walkoff fashion. >>> all right. last thing the jets into offensive lineman suspended the first regular season without pay for violating the substance abuse policy. wide receiver eric decker setting in with the jets getting acclimated to a new offense. >> there are changes in place. fitzpatrick at the held, marshall on the outside a great group of running backs. i'm excited. we have had some really good practices. only played one series last game. next games will tell where we're at. i am enjoying the creative of the coach and what we're going to be as an offense. >> for more of my one-on-one interviews, tune into ready for take-off our half-hour pre- gam

the queen mary reaches new york with the fighting 82nd airborne division, home after two years of battle soldier cannot wait for the big ship to dock. he bet his comrades he would be the first man ashore and he had to get wet to win. ♪ these triplets, three boys, were fellow passengers of the division. infant sons of an american sergeant, they were christened aboard ship with the entire division as godfathers. their mother, who arrived to join her husband, is grateful to the 8000 soldiers who contributed a substantial fund for the youngsters' education. captain kayne: this was originally the first class smoking lounge. during the war, it was divided into hospital wards. there was a 16-bed women's ward, a 16-bad ward, and a 20-bed acute medical care facility, the intensive care unit would've been located here. any of the artwork that could be removed was removed for the war years. if it could not be removed, it was covered. and if it could not be covered, the men were warned. there was an instruction card given to every soldier and there were only two instructions. one dealt with the smok

. >> reporter: this extraordinary wave of new arrivals has provoked sharp division in austria societyreedom party which has a tough immigrant message is expected to do well in elections later this year and we also met austrians who have come here to help people in need. like katie who has come with her boyfriend and mother to hand out clothes, toys, books to whoever wants them. >> i think it's the least we can do because these people have been through things that we can't imagine and they have been through hardships and so the least we can do is try to make it easier for them to be integrated and make a new life. >> reporter: the government says there must be a coordinated european response to treat these people humanely, to determine who should have the right to stay. and to prevent more tragedies at the hands of human traffickers. >> reporter: we are live in budapest and look at the background, andrew, i think that is some kind of reception center at a rail way station and you will tell us about that i'm sure but we are seeing a country here reacting to what has happened over its bo

that donald trump is sucking up all the oxygen and we're not seeing all the division and strife and craziness that's going on on their side. to me, it was unbelievable to see, frankly, what was a handful of protesters stop and disrupt and put an end to what were thousands of democrats there.

can go back to the divisive politics. -- i don't think we can go back to divisive politics.llow that. >> election day was peaceful, despite some minor incidents. procedures counting -- polling and counting procedures were overserved -- observed by eu overseers. were not so bad in china. harvard university says the carbon problem is better than previously thought. researchers looked at 2013 and said pollution was about 14% lower than before. nations met in paris in december to strike a new deal about global warming. this study about china says that more tension will be paid on how omissions are calculated. -- more attention will be paid. shery: tech tronic makes 71% of its sales in north america, all the majority is in china. -- the rest is in china. there joan -- joined by ceo. walk us through your first half of revenue. i know that it touched a record this summer. >> it certainly did. we had a spectacular first half. in local currency, sales were up 14.4%. we were still able to grow double digits, which is extraordinary. because of that, our profit hit an all-time record. n

i went outside the chain of command and nature of the first division headquarters and i had a meeting that didn't take place and i told them exactly what was going on and the first impression was a sympathy bunch of troops going off half their. they are always complaining about something so i told them about the bobby kennedy incident and they stared at me and he said told him to get his butt out of my office and this never took place. so i went back to the battalion battalion headquarters and i thought to myself i'm going to get a really bad report outside of the chain of command. he didn't and went to the office clerks about two days later with a smile on his face and asked him what was going on they transferred the headquarters company. he thought he had a nice job in the tour and they beat the crap out of him. he was carrying a flashlight and they they did the staff offices for four or five nights until his face healed but he got the message. we never found out who the culprits were and we didn't find out if they came from the headquarters company or my company. >> is this an unus