. >>> echo ves te. >>> esta abogada raek skwo skwoin con asombro. >>> yo no pensaba que iba a llegar alegrtenÍan alegria por noticia. >>> ella conoce bien que necesita el pueblo de mÉxico. >>> dice que fueron los libros que abrieron la puerta al mundo, echo ves te, ha trabajado como acuademic academica. y ha estado colaborando con la... us mÉxico ahÍ trabaja con ella... >>> hemos atprendido de ella de su som promo so con los paÍses y la palabra de esta joven es echo ves te dijo que su misionera mantener en alto la imagen de la mujer hispana. >>> otros van a seguir nuestros pasos. >>> para el cargo marÍa echo ves te tendrÍa que ser confirmado por el senado en washington, telemundo. >>> mary recuerdas que estuvo con nosotros la noche de e lesiones presidenciales hasta las 3 de la madrugada. >>> durante toda la cobertura. >>> instalan un semÁforo bailo i rin para evitar accidentes de transito en lisboa, para llenar de paciencia a los peatones para que no crucen la calle. >>> y lo mÁs divertido que son ellos lo que dan vida mostrando sus mejores pasos >>> el resultado que 71% mÁs persona

i do echo concerns about the opening and closing times. they can come back to adjusting closing times. i want to make sure that things get documented as well. thank you. >> on another issue, the on-line purchasing, which i will not do, but i don't know how to do it, if i did, i would not do it, the whole thing is looking at a bookstore and finding a book that you like and actually looking at the character of the book, and you know, and i think that it is sad because it costs jobs, and i tell that whenever they try to push me into on-line banking i say do you want to lose your jobs, if i don't come to bank you are going to get sicked out of here and they are cutting their hours, all of the time, and it is irritating when you go to a bank and they close until five at clock and it eliminates choice and it could have an effect on a neighborhood because of what used to be a type of retail that could be successful is almost precluded because of so much purchasing on-line and maybe it will turn the other way if they start to get clothes that don'

solo. [ singing harmonizes with echoes ] [ singing echoes ] >>> glad to have you with us on this edition of "newsline." >>> pakistani authorities have caught the gunmen who tried to kill a teenage activist, she was targeted because campaigning for education for girls. malala was on her way home from school two years ago when militants shot her in the head. the pakistani taliban claimed responsibility. she survived and continue to campaign for the rights of women and children. army officials detained ten attackers. >> the entire gang involved in the

and one thing that i am worried about and i can echo the commissioner johnson's thoughts is if we go ahead and approve the conversion and the central plan gets adopted what are the things that could have benefited pdr that we are giving up today for doing it, or give it up tomorrow for doing it today? >> does anybody have an idea? and can you help me out? >> it is proposed in the central soma plan and something that will augment if we give up the space that it could be created somewhere else and i am not familiar with it. >> it is not established yet, that is a policy that work on, and off sight, do you replace it off site? and we looking at all of that. >> okay, great. >> it will continue to operate. >> we will proceed with the enforcement action and typically when we do the enforcement case, the goal is to bring the building into compliance, and having the commission approved, the full 80,000 square feet would have brought them into compliance, and that is on the avenue and right. and so baring that, we will then proceed with the enforcement on however much space cannot be converte

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how does that process work echo do you know when that is going to happen? will he keep the same lot team, and the same witnesses mcdonnell as well? mcdonnell with mrs. as well? guest: they had separate teams of lawyers to my but both have said that they will appeal. both appeals would go to the circuit court of richmond. the sentencing is already scheduled for january 6. the district judge who presided over this trial will sentence them on january 6. presumably, the appeal will have been filed by then. but the general practice in aderal trials is that defendant who is sentenced to prison time will be taken into custody once the sentence is pronounced. see mr. and missus mcdonnell gomrs. to prison in january. realistically, how much time a baby sentenced? hard to predict. the maximum sentence under the law for these corruption charges, each one of them, is 20 years. but it would be unlikely that they would get that much time, although it is certainly possible. the judge will be guided, although not bound, by federal sentencing guidelines. it is a very compli

>> good morning, supervisors, and i just like to more or less, echo what michael said and i commend him on his out reach and i think that he has been a model that if others will use that same model to the community that it will aleave a lot of concerns. and as you know i feel that there are too many bars in district six and so i am more or less opposed but when we have people such as vladamir and the young lady that will be coming up here they have alleviated a lot of our concerns and it is nice to see that rather than having a bar come in and muscle into the neighborhood and take it whether you like it or not. i have learned a lot in this process, that i really see that really the board of supervisors has little control of this. and has little control over this, and the police department has little control over this and even the mayor has little control and it really is an abc issue. and i think that is what really needs to be dealt with. possibly if you win an assembly position perhaps you could introduce a bill to maybe get a little bit of control back for the city because when the c

columbia is one of the worst. >> for income inequality echoed >> and wealth inequality -- for income and wealth inequality. read thewyer did not article. this is critical. greg mankiw tears to shreds in the "new york times" all of the taxes we pay when we invest. we pay taxes only make the money. then we pay taxes on the dividend. we pay taxes on the capital gains. do you see any applied good news from what columbia -- what colombia wants to do? but eventually, investors find investment. they go when they find the growth. --if it is not columbia columbia, it is somewhere else. >> everybody has got to join hands, otherwise the money go somewhere else. >> to have have to bring the have-nots with them. have to bring the have-nots with them. thecarlet, this goes around other countries as well. how can you set up this game serious the other countries don't participate? >> that is what it all comes down to. >> it's all just a communist experiment. >> [laughter] it's just optics. it means nothing. chief -- i spoke to someone at the royal bank of scotland yesterday. a tax on millionaires. if

i wanted to echo what commissioner hayon said as well in regards to the report itself. i think the report is an excellent documents shows a lot of work work and the senator said it's highly readingable and very much a set of instructions that many of which we should follow in regards to the civil grand juries roll during the course of any career having been an assistant dpw department head of a depended for years there were two times my department was the topic of civil grand jury reports each time each department is looked at by the civil grand jury there are a couple of responses that sort of incity council's occur one the defenseness that automatically takes place their krisz us they're saying we're bad therefore we have to reopened in some way to show they're wrong. i think that that is a totally unproductive way to address something like the civil grand juries effort in my efforts in this situation that's not how i'm going to address it. in regard to some of the comments that were made preliminary related to our proposed draft i agree with the comments the draft it

. >> i would like to echo those concerns i feel like we constantly try to supportive of improving our process at dbi i've been personally on this commission over 10 years and those years have been prioritizing the system this is i believe the fourth iteration neither of the previous ones every completed so if there's frustration it's because of the history we also tried to help with the front end permitting and delivering services fairly and equally with a system the cubi cubingic system works for other businesses but in our department i hear complaints about unequal delivery of services at the front end i echo commissioner mar in saying that our whole process is how we deliver our services and should be delivering is equally so we should have a transparency thought our process this does that this system we're working on from all i can see will do that once it's implemented so if we're a little bit nervous will a about a 2 moss months delay on top of a 10 year delay i want to thank the group doing the work and thank you for come back wilson and i also want to thank the staff for being

i'd like to echo tim's collins comments about the eastern neighborhoods that's a long strenuous process nobody getting got was they want but it's the process and at least and perhaps the most important i left hand to every comment here tonight we have a bigger problem this is not about a project on south van ness with 72 units we we have a major how's crisis that's the problem their speaking to its an affordable housing crisis i was at an open house for one bedroom apartment $18,900 and families with 3 and 4 and 5 people lined up to get the union we're are partially responsible because our housing has failed us that's the problem not one project on the south van ness or not one project over there theirs 60 market rate units unfortunately, the 60 people that live there if they don't get those unite my little is they can afford to go somewhere else and push people act out and so on and those people of 4 are fighting for spaces on sunday they'll be 60 of those people left with no place to go i know it's easy to blame those guys for their project it's not one project this is a big problem w

she normally echo yeah -- issue normal? yeah.ood. >> that was joan rivers, who passed away at the age of 81. let's get a check of headlines at this hour. ukrainian poroshenko is carefully optimistic with the peace talks in minsk. partially tested treatment of an experimental ebola medicine to deal with the virus. and she will be forever known for classic putdowns, pioneer comedian joan rivers pathway at the age of 81. that is a look at the headlines. it's time now for web news. >> as seen in these amateur videos currently circulating online, hundreds of people protested on monday, september 1 . the march was organized to organize the local justice system to investigate the death of the teenager that was shot on the 24th by the police officer whose name has not been revealed. they are using social networks in their endeavors. many are using the hash tag #justiceforroshad and some are drying -- are drying a link between this case and that of michael brown. they're also demanding the name of the agent that was accused in the shootin

and lady gaga's "born this way" echoed madonna's "express yourself." ♪ you'll go far ♪ when you're notgal action from the queen of pop. >> it feels reduckive. >> reporter: when you know something is tried and true, it's been successful in the past, does that mean it's smart to try -- >> what i've heard with a lot of the early hip hop producers, taking a song that was popular and giving rebirth to it and something modern, but what is it that people are really attracted to with the new song? >> reporter: which seems impossible to define. >> which seems impossible to define, yeah. ♪ you're a good girl >> reporter: the fate of "blurred lines" is now up to the courts. pharrell and thicke argue that since the gayes own just the come me situation and not the recording, the judge must decide by only considering the composition and not other elements, like the instruments involved. marvin day's son told "et" that the lawsuit had one main objective. >> i want to see my father get credit for his work. >> reporter: but according to pharrell's attorney, marvin gaye's family smelled money and rushed

--t is he doing now we echo what is he doing now?benefit of the fed statement as well. he is joining us tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. i'm scarlet fu with adam johnson and olivia sterns. tom keene is on assignment. because richard glared is here, we want to get straight to our twitter question of the day and the answers to it. who communicates better, janet orlen and ben bernanke? -- ben bernanke echo one of the answers, neither. >> do you agree with that, richard? >> i would not agree with that. i would say that forward policy has far as worked. but it is a new tool of the fed, and in terms of who is the better communicator, bernanke had eight years and yell and has had eight months. she is off to a good start for the >> it's not a fair comparison is what you are -- >> it's not a fair comparison is what you are saying? she is off to a great start. >> here is another. >> did ben bernanke not listen as well as janet yellen? >> i would not say that. both come from academic tradition and economics are quite good at pretending not to listen even

can sure you the quality of service whether be outstanding as it has been that's it >> say i want to echo would everything else said. >> (calling names) the last person to turn in a speaker card. >> thank you very much i want to echo officer kim's speech i think that was very accurate there are tmc devastating the taxi economy i see taxis drivers that work thirty years and now working actually 4 or 5 in the morning a make ends meet theirs using apps in a taxi manner i'm sure you're aware of there's a t pack appeal that the puc made that the use of apples and oranges is prereplacement as opposing sides opposed to making it on demand lift say they over only on demand service i can't imagine losing the appeal fred wrote the report a couple of months ago and encouraged the city attorney to join e pack i hope the city attorney asked dennis herrera to look at this and two days before the puc took jurisdiction over the vehicles had a letter of support it would be much better if the city had jurisdiction then you could control the numbers and it might well be you need two thousands of those vehic

chamber. >> an echo chamber that feeds on hate. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> it is encouraging that some people enter that echo chamber and are able to reemerge from it. the author of "radical, my journey out of extremism" joins me tonight. as horrific as they are, they are a fairly effective recruitment tool for isis, can you explain the appeal? >> of course. there are passages that isis misinterpret and hijack and abuse for propaganda and one of them is the passage in the koran. so it means of course beheadings in forms of medieval punishment indeed does terrify their enemy which is us and so any form of spectacle on camera is for isis is a shine of following god and demonstrating to potential recruits that they are able to attract the world's attention and of course, the use of social media is what enabled them to attract recruits from the world. >> very stark images you see, you know, in these videos. you see the killer dressed in black. you see the kidnap victim, the hostage dressed as they are but the actual most horrific p

remember this dog echo it ended up in oregon. the dog returned home last night, but see what happened when she hit the ground, running. shut down an they open-air drug market at a place called the yard. if you want a german engineered compacact sedan that's fun, fuel-efficient, and affordable, there's only the volkswagen jetta. like this one, 36 highway mpg. well, except for the 42 highway mpg jetta tdi clean diesel. oh, right, and the 48 highway mpg jetta hybrid. and if you want all that variety in another compact sedan there's... huh. nothing. right now, get a great deal on all jetta models like the 2014 jetta s for $139 a month. >> this is abc 7 news at 5:00 on your side. like an alarming drug bust in prince george's county targeting a home, known to the community as simply the yard. >> when police went into the yard, they found dozens of people doing hard-core drugs. we spoke to the owners of the house. the police made only two arrests there, brad? -- and don't want to say why they only arrested two people, but their investig

you start to see a few of those echoes here trying to approach harrisonburg. we'll patch that as it gets into -- we'll watch that as it gets into this very warm and humid air. our futurecast for this afternoon, take some of this activity and looks like the heaviest will be south and west of it. there's not as much as we were looking at earlier. 2:30 luray looking at some storms. then we'll see a scattering of showers and storms more south than north. can't rule out showers for tailgaters but the heaviest weather passing to our south later on this afternoon and this evening. i'll see you in a few minutes with a look the at weekend forecast. tracking a system that may bring us some rain this weekend. >> howard, thank you. >>> montgomery county police are trying to generate more tips to find two missing clarksburg children. jacob and sarah hoggle and their mother catherine. the children's grandfather spoke out within the last hour. stephanie ramirez joins us live from police headquarters in gaithersburg with more on this story. stephanie? >> reporter: andrea, thi

echoing what these people want, the people want to choose their own leader. protests calling on beijing as who will rule hong kong or govern hong kong and current chief minister c.y. lunge to step down -- lung to step down. plenty of pictures, with fangs and other derogatory pictures. as for the atmosphere here it's largely festive. there you go, you can hear a little bit of a cheer behind me. there seems to be threat, police fired tear gas to try and remove these people from the streets here. >> decency you could never see on the mainland, i'm sure, people in hong kong already do enjoy a great deal of freedom don't they? >> martine that is the interesting thing. hong kong turned to the one country two system policy under beijing, they have their own limited democracy one would call it, they have their own governance. they're allowed widespread internet usage unlike in china, i hear in china they shut down instagagram and other things, so they won't know what's happening in hong kong. people have never fully known democracy. if they didn't grow up under a col

it's the echo chamber effect. >> let me ask you journ ailes, to journalist, your colleague wrote aboutw world we're in, whereas a newspaper writer, you are being influenced by the number of clicks an article gets. how different is that from what you are talking about here? >> i mean, i think the thing that is important is when a report goes over to capitol hill or the white house if a foreign government has funded that scholarship, then the white house and congress should know it. it should be in the report that this government actually helped pay forthis work, just so everyone knows that that is the reality, and one of the questions we raised is when these think tanks are receiving money from a foreign government, when they are acting at the request of the foreign government and when they are also helping introduce these foreign government officials to members of the federal government, are they in fact then becoming foreign age engineers, that's a question we have raised, and some of the lawyers have raised. where is the line where they are simply scholars to doing independent resear

how does it work echo >> we actually do write individual chapters. we had to alternate chapters. the order right. this was easier. >> people always ask us how we marriedto date -- stay when we are writing books together. at the end of the day, if you can raise kids together, it's so much easier to write a book. you can put a book to bed at night and it stays asleep. >> it doesn't talk back to you. you work in midmarket securities and traveling all the time. how do you get this done? >> we do take time off to write the books. to dovery satisfying something like this. an audio engineer who was recording the audio book of this, he is now starting a new venture because he listened to this. he is audio recording children's kids.s for disadvantaged >> how do you push back with your liberal voice against conservatives who say, i will not read this book? >> actually, this is not a partisan book. really, we are focused on outcomes. of the views that we have on early education, conservatives are supportive of that. we are not trying to take the liberal or conservative side. we are focused

no real big echoes coming back on the radar and we look to the south here. this system is a lull and slowly crawling up the coastline here. eventually this moisture you see aloft here will push through the area. mainly through the coast and the beaches and we can't rule out some of this streaming out towards philly and those points north. the farther north you go the chance of that reaching you, just a very slight chance. futurecast shows as the morning moves on scattered, spotty showers here and some of it occasional rain at times. clouds throughout, throughout much of the day and then also the afternoon, too. we also have a chance of showers, and tomorrow morning, still got another round of that possible before it starts to clear out by tomorrow afternoon. 8:00 a.m. 66 degrees and showers around the region and 77 showers at 11:00 a.m. and then by the afternoon also some showers. our high today only 73 degrees. like we said, we're looking at a cloudy, dreary day today. down the shore is where we'll start to see some of that rain and keep in mind it is going

the new ram 1500 echoed the diesel is the first half ton pickup on the market with a diesel engine in decades. "consumer reports" conducted fuel economy tests and found some pretty impressive results. >> it gets 20 miles per gallon. that's the best fuel economy we've ever recorded in a full size truck. >> compare its 20 miles per gallon to the chevrolet siller a silverado's 16. the 1500 with a hem i v-8 also gets 15 miles per gallon. diesel fuel does average 20 cents more per gallon and ram char chargers, $100 for a ram with a hemi v-8. you'll save about 200 gallons with the echo diesel engine. >> it will take you about four years to recoup your initial investment for the diesel engine. but diesel vehicles hold their values better than gas ones. >> and the diesel gives you more torque for towing a trailer. the ram 1500 rates high in "consumer reports" performance tests. its unique coil spring, rear suspension, delivers the smooth ride. and the interior is quiet with super easy-to-use intotanment. it's now "consumer reports" top rated pickup. >> there's a little additional maintenance

and i would echo the comments, and the interests to learn more about that, as it rolls out. and i also wanted to bring up something that we have also talked about, which is looking at our interactive school selection tool, and thinking about the resources that are available, on-line for the families to compare the schools and to look for schools that fit their needs and really enhancing what is available on-line resources and i think that the direct out reach and the one on one and everything is incredible and you know, idealy, everyone will have those one on one meetings but in terms of, if there is anything, that you would add around what is available now, with the interactive school selection tool so that the parents and families can explore what is available on our website, currently and then if there is any updates that you have either with the on-line tool or the other things that you are thinking about in the office and your department and how to and what is available for the families as it stands. >> thank you, commissioner haney. and i did want to mention that we ar

echo lights studios is a movie distribution company. we make feature-length motion pictures and we have done a couple of films that is already out. we have couple months ago released their redemption of henry myers. but we felt, i felt that it was important for us to weigh in to a faith-based movie company. i thought it was important for us to weigh into an area that i think is the quintessential issue of our time with respect to faith and that is their religious liberty. so we put together a documentary which is coming out september 1. we will show it in august and you can talk to heritage and get an invitation to see the gui so you're weigh in here. it's called -- it chronicles seven or eight i can't remember which cases. the hobby lobby case and the substance of that but it also talks about the cake baker in oregon the florist in washington the photographer who wouldn't participate in same-sex weddings. with a military travel issue and in education we have someone who was kicked out of eastern michigan because of her beliefs, her rel

need the resources i know that the captain is working with my office to get the taxi stands and i echo the concerns raised about the party bus and this has been a complete gap in failure in the part of state government to regulate the party buses that are not only very challenging, they are tell meing that they do not want to have dozens of folks that are clearly intoxicated stumbling into the bars and often getting into fights and i do want to also, thank the decisions that have been made to put the officers on the polk street and that is something that we have been asking for and finally with the budget picking up that has helped. >> homelessness, yes, number one, two, and three call that we get in the office about the different issues and for me a big issue is how we do a better job of coordinating and how they can work with the team and the non-profit homeless providers to get the resource and move the people off of our streets, and rather than every department, with the problem that they have and think abouting how we integrate the services is important. and i also want to mention

he is now ceo of echo light studios a growing faith and family film production company. after the 2012 election he cofounded patriot voices the grassroots and on line community of americans committed to faith, family, freedom and opportunity. his other book is it takes a family and american patriots answering the call to freedom. please welcome former senator rick santorum. [applause] >> hello everybody. thank you for inviting me to be here. anytime phyllis asked me to do something the answer is always yes. she is a great lady, a great leader and thank you for participating in working at eagle forum this year. you are to be congratulated in helping that organization. let me mention a couple of things. i'm going to be back here next month in this room to icas you could say premier in washington the next movie. echo light studios is a movie or production company. we have done a couple of films that are out. a couple of months ago we released to the hallmark channel a movie. we felt, i felt it was important for us to weigh in that we are a faith-based movie company. i thoug

do you guys see a world where there are no nuclear weapons echo -- weapons? does your paper just getting rid of the icbm component? and did you guys have any good or funny stories from the research that you put into this paper? >> do we envision a world without nuclear weapons? >> the answer to the first question is there is no answer -- is no. the stories are so politically incorrect that i cannot tell them in this room. >> i could envision a world without nuclear weapons in the same way i could envision a world without spears as the primary methods of warfare. and the contemporary context i think taking away some of the most powerful weapons you have without new weapons emerged is extremely unlikely. china has not been a party to any of these bilateral cold war agreements. that is the dark shadow on this paper. we talk about the u.s. russia relationship. china is out there. china is a threat to both parties. that is going to have a nuclear deterrent. there is no question about it in the nuclear context. >> this is political talk already. the upturn the -- t