i don't know whether the shot was just a warning shot or it hit the dowel. in any event, it pulled away and nobody was hurt and the coast guard qatar retrieved the boat crew. >> were they planning to shoot the dowel? >> i don't know that. there wasn't more to it than that. i'd really point you to the u.s. fifth fleet in bahrain for more details. i just don't have it. >> recently north korean to the united nation has mentioned at the news conference in the united nation north korea urged it to stop military exercises. >> i don't have security to the peninsula and our treaty allies in south korea remains steadfast as they always will. our exercises will continue and we continue to call on the north to meet the international obligations. >> the pre-emptive strike to the peninsula -- >> i would say that our commitment to the security on the peninsula and to our alliance with south korea is iron clad. yeah, phil? >> you said a couple times today that american air plplanes are operating over iraq at the invitation of the government. does anything restrict their ab

pat dowell represents the third ward. in the wake of a shooting incident along saturday's bud billiken parade route, dowell says the parade doesn't need to last up to five hours... it could be done in *half the time. dowell says, better traffic management and police deployment could also make the parade safer. glenbard west high school 40 state troopers will start serving warrants in high areas this week. the union representing them says it's a mistake. it makes more sense to assign state troopers to traffic duty. they say it would be better to have more police officers on the streets instead. the plan was created with state police officials. >> school officials say the suspensions of 30 student athletes will stand even though some say it's too harsh. dozens of parents attended the 87 board meeting last night and asked officials to make changes to the athletic code. no student athlete can attend parties were there is an illegal substance. the code is in effect 24 hours a day with a school is in session or not. the student

. >> it's basically a big steel dowel.e have one of those sacrificial elements. >> we are look at one of 20 hinge pipe beams strategically placed inside the bridge. >> in there were an earthquake this would move back and forth like an accordion. by designing sections of the bridge to fail that will protect the more structural elements. after an earthquake workers can go up, inspect them, determine if there is any damage. if there is, it can be cut out and replaced. >> i'm tanning on another innovation, below me are piles, 800 feed in diameter and 300 feet long. there are 360 of them did buried underneath if bay. >> these are new to bridges but battered piles have long been used on oil rigs in the ocean . think lay horizontally rather than up and down. earthquake crumple technological. >> shake table, it was invented right here at u.c. berkeley and used in 1972. essentially it plows us to recreate any -- allows us to recreate any earthquake that ever happened around the world. it's important because it plows researchers to

city need a level of others i'm doing this to work with the mayor's office to reach our collective dowel of 33 percent higher than our goal of housing that's affordable i'm going to ask this is reflecting. this is required by the community in exchange for taking this off the ballot first we've convicting agreed to are there others who wish to speak a minimum of 33 percent of affordable housing of all new developments in the selma plan and also further area plans. interim planning controls in the selma plan to prevent displacement in investment of the selma plan we're drafting over recess the creation of the trust to opportunity affordable housing so i guess and rehabilitation program particularly in neighborhoods where we're seeing high numbers of concentration of low income residents this is in order to take the commercial and residential buildings off the 0 market to make sure we're stabilizing our residents and small businesses and nonprofits. we also commit to identifying over the next year before may have 2015 for the affordable housing projects that are in the pipeline and land acq

were they planning to board the dowel? >> i don't have more details on that, barb. i know there was one shot fired. nobody hurt. both the cutter and the dowel parted ways and there wasn't more to it that that. - than that. >> recently, authority north korean -- united nation had mentioned at the news conference in the united nation north korea urged it to stop ongoing u.s. and south korea military exercises and the north korea -- [inaudible question] how -- >> our security to -- our commitments to the security of the peninsula and to our treaty allies in south korea remain steadfast. our exercise will continue and we continue to call in the obligations. >> [inaudible question] >> i will just say that our commitment to the security and the peninsula and to our alliance with south korea's ironclad. >> you said a couple of times today that american airplanes are operating at the invitation of the government there. is there anything about that government that restricts their ability to surveil over the border of syria? >> that's -- we're there at the invitation of the i

>> good morning, my name is gary dowel and i am with the access advocate and we are a training program that actually helps the youth and young adults matriculate back into the community from other disparities that they have in the community. we want to eliminate and we think that it is a travesty that you would put a fee on the only real connection that the prisoners have to the community, which is their phone. their families, and their associates that they will be able to stay in communication with, would, that is their own means of communication. so we support, the sheriff in all of these effort and we hope that you will alleviate that charge. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> good morning, supervisors. i run the prison legal service visiting the jails and i am going to speak on behalf of the prisers and their families right now, i think that you heard that most of the people in our jails don't have the means to get out and post bail at this time if they did they would not be there. and the families that don't have the means, are required to put sometimes, as high as 25 percen

dowel sticks is used for the tuning keys.into the top of it here and then a mike plug in the top of it and additional plugs in the tail end. ♪ ooh, baby, the boogie-woogie do no more ♪ >> with headphones, tetter can play in the crowded dorm and not disturb his neighbors. ♪ and the boogie, woogie baby >> after success with the first, tetter crafted another guitar for his friend, jerome berrard, who is serving life without parole for a drug-related double murder. ♪ >> i paid the prison equivalent of $25 for it, which is nine packs of cigarettes. >> and he's had more highs off the guitar than he ever had off of drugs. he don't even fool with that anymore. >> learning to play guitar has been one of the high points of my life. it's a shame i had to do it here, but it's a miracle i did it. ♪ >> think you can get me on "american idol?" >> while tetter and berard pass the time playing guitar, a contraband brew called prison julep provides an escape for other inmates. >> of course, yeast is the catalyst for that. they're not able to s

he's up against aalst stair dowelling. the man in charge. scots will get a chance to vote on the issue. many are undecided. there is everything to play for. which is why this huge battle hit the small creeps. a tv debate, a chance to convert or convenience. no sign of this man, david cameron refusing to take part. this is a fight for scotland welcomed by scots. >> every time scotland goes into a germ election we have the risk of having people we didn't vote for ruling over us. that happened for more than half of my life. >> any 8-year-old can tell you the flag, and capital of a country and the flag. we assume the currency and the flag, but you can't tell us the currency. >> do you think this will have made a difference, john? >> if this debate has not made a difference, if it doesn't move the opinion polls, it will be crucial. the side wept into the debating chamber behind in the opinion polls. it was the best opportunity of gaining momentum to norria the lead. if -- narrow the lead. if they fail, their capses of winning rock chances of winn

if you look within the dowel and within the sectors, energy is getting hit the hardest. your take?, it is a bigger picture. i am in the camp that i don't think the economy is doing well at all. oil is a harbinger. we are not doing as well. more supplies. we make more than we ever had before. it is still a harbinger for the economy. if things were doing that well we would be at 105 per barrel. we could be entering an inflationary cycle. i do not believe the 4 percent gdp number. the economy is still up. plus, we would not be at 247. melissa: and that oil chart, one of the things leading the market lower. a little bit of bounce back on the bottom. my panelists here as well. >> i could not hear what he was saying, but economic news and the market. cut earnings forecasts. that shows you that in this data breach it is continuing to hurt the company. a lot of discounts and offers to get people to come back. their information getting stolen and it is hurting earnings. the good news for the market is that is more of a target specific issue. melissa: markets more sensitive to these things.

. >> let's go from the other side of the wall, put the dowel through the wall from where the bullet would'vewe have. >> reporter: i mean, you saw that laser -- >> right. >> reporter: go through the wall. >> right across top of the bed, right at the head of his pillow where he'd been laying. >> reporter: straight at the bed. >> straight at the bed. >> reporter: clear shot. >> clear shot. i said, "scott, this [ bleep ] was shot." at that point, we know exactly what happened then. so i said, "we gotta get these guys." >> reporter: and you think someone must have fired a gun through that wall. >> somebody discharged a round through that wall. >> reporter: but has that private eye reached too far? remember, the autopsy never mentioned anything about a gunshot wound, the medical examiner listing the cause of death as blunt force trauma. the medical examiner, dr. brown? >> yes. he's been doing it a long time. he'd done some real good work. he's trusted. >> reporter: and what he says -- >> is gospel. >> reporter: respectfully, they now have to explain to the medical examiner they're rewriting his go

since the world league series is dowell elimination, the boys from the south side still have a chance great chance to come back and win it all. >> tonight, the illinois team faces a must-win game against rhode island. moan anyway davis will pitch again wednesday taking on nevada. >> if i was at-bat and looked into mow anyway davis's white, i would be scared. >> a new autopsy for michael brown offers insight into his shooting death. >> we'll talk about a difference in the investigation. >> the challenge that's taken the internet by storm. how dump ago bucket of ice water over your head is helping fight a neurological disease. >> a major explosion in miami. police say it was all because of a gas thief. they say he parked over an underground tank and tried to syphon the fuel. police arrested the suspect, saying no one was hurt. >> just ahead, the big impact the viral trend of the a.l.s. ice bucket challenge is having in the battle against the disease. >> first, tensions rising in los angeles after the shooting of an unarmed black man there. hundreds of protestors rallied in front of the