editor withmanaging rahm emanuel.r look at what is coming up of the top of the hour, i want to bring in mark crumpton. >> continue our look for terror funding. where are islamic state militants getting their financing? levitt, director of the washington institute spine program on counterterrorism and intelligence will join me for fewnd table coming up in a minutes. back to you in san francisco. >> in that story they say the islamic state is looking a lot more like the taliban and when it comes to how much money they are able to raise on a single day. .> terry much so a story shows they are raking in $2 million per day. the funding coming from various sources throughout the middle east. we will explore that in detail coming up. >> oil extortion, smuggling -- thank you. coming up at the top of the hour. up next, the bloomberg west fight. how one number tells all whole lot. ♪ \ >> welcome back. i am emily chang. and nationwide internet outage hits millions of time warner cable customers overnight. internet access has sin

rahm emanuel discusses job creation. draftarmour wants to kevin durant. to our viewers here in the u.s. and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines. shelby holidays saying that its airline still giving a first-class experience. either cook reports on the battle between the tea party and the business community. then we will discuss the funding of the islamic state in iraq and syria. are defense officials telling the press that the obama ministration is considering launching a humanitarian relief operation for shiite turkmen in northern iraq. byy have been under siege islamic state militants. the imperiled town is about 105 miles north of baghdad and just a few miles from kurdish territory. an estimated 12,000-15,000 people are said to lack access to food or water. julie hyman broke the story that the self financed islamic state might be raising more than $2 million a day in revenue. matthew 11, the director of the signed program. -- matthew levin, the director -- he how did th

part two of our interview with rahm emanuel.talking about immigration reform and whether he can persuade his old boss president obama to do anything about it. it's x welcome back. immigration reform is a hot button issue. hasago mayor rahm emanuel opinions about it. what is he hearing from the leaders, and what are they looking for in chicago as to mark -- looking for in chicago is to mark >> we are talking to the tech industry often. looking for from a place like chicago? >> talent, quality of life. they're looking for strategic advances. problems them some of the established locations in america in textbased. the cost of living is out of proportion with what they number two, the inability to hold onto their workforce. we have a workforce that is the best in the united states. the workforce is tremendously loyal. there is a depth of talent. researcha depth of capacity, and the quality of life is affordable and livable. chicago is rated number one. racenies are in a massive talent, and given the depth of our universities, that i

chicago mayor rahm emanuel has opinions about it. he hearing from the leaders, and what are they looking for in chicago? >> we are talking to the tech industry often. what are they looking for from a place like chicago? >> talent, quality of life. they're looking for strategic advances. one of the big problems them some of the established locations in america in textbased. the cost of living is out of proportion with what they can pay. number two, the inability to hold onto their workforce. we have a workforce that is the best in the united states. the workforce is tremendously loyal. there is a depth of talent. there is a depth of research capacity, and the quality of life is affordable and livable. chicago is rated number one. companies are in a massive race worldwide for talent, and given the depth of our universities, that is a huge strategic advantage. >> when it comes to talent i want to ask about immigration. how can that help play a role? >> it's interesting. >> my grandfather came to this country in 1917. he was 13 years old

emanuel we are going to take a short break right now now when we come back we're going to continue to talk to model gel a hip hop star right now who grew up as a child soldier in sudan and we'll talk more about how he escaped from the war and how he became a pop singer stay with us. on american and the financial world. it's not stopping only take a look at me it's really not going to get. in life there. being no work to the. story others to use in the. good sense changing the world. to make sure. to to. look. but. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy correct albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked why handful of transnational corporations they will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told us about my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trying

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>>earlier sunday afternoon emanuel says 150 officers will be moved from behind a desk onto the streets of the city's most violent neighborhoods. no arrests have been made in the shooting. a shooting outside of a nightclub on the near north side left one man dead and wounded another. a lollapalooza after-party was held saturday night at the "bodi" nightclub on orleans. a 32-year-old man was found shot to death in a nearby alley.. and a 21-year-old man is hospitalized in serious condition. police on patrol heard shots fired and saw the gunman running from the scene. the officers shot at the man... but he was not hit, and he got away. three teens are held without bail after they were charged with the murder of a 16-year old boy in the little village neighborhood friday night. prosecutors say 18-year old andrew anania and two fifteen- year-olds were searching for rival gang members at 24th and washtenaw friday night. they shot and killed ramon breceda. anania was shot in the arm in the gunfight, and one of the 15-year old boys was shot in the hip. a bears fan is charged with felony crimina

good evening to you, emanuel.ell us your reading of what is going on on the ground and what you are finding. >> good evening, sir. first of all we are facing a major humanitarian crisis. there are the displaced people who are rising from the northern part of iraq, and a fourth wave arrived two months after the first one so why am i saying it is a major crisis? it is due to the number of people who are rising and due to the profile of the people. which, keep in mind, most of them have been fleeing for something like one week in very difficult conditions. the pressure is mounting over several days, and they are in the kurdistan region, with a very poor profile. these people are very tired. so really, it is a terrible situation that these arabs are not prepared to answer, and original authorities are doing their best to help these people. >> and, of course, these people, emanuel, are running for their lives from the threat of the isis insurgents, and many of the people you have to help if the children, and this comes

rahm emanuel.e is offering to house some of those migrant children crossing the border illegally. and we will tell you how startups could be key to reviving the motor city. ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop " on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, phone, bloomberg.com, apple tv, and amazon fire tv. i'm betty liu. ted heiman is selling -- ed hyman is selling isi. toledo,residents around ohio have been instructed not to drink water contaminated by an algae toxin. the state is trucking in water from nearby areas. "guardians of the galaxy" took the top spot in the box office. biggest august opening in history with $94 million in domestic ticket sales. marvel has already announced a sequel for the summer of 2017. let's switch over to some dramatic others out of israel. local police say two people have died in an attack on a bus in jerusalem. we will continue to monitor the developments there. in the meantime, it is 26 minutes past the hour which means bloomberg tv is on the markets. scarlet

emanuel blames his bad numbers on the continuing weak economy. and he prefers to focus on some *other numbers. >> there will be a time to look at and analyzed the poll numbers. the numbers on my desk are about early childhood education, community college systems and making sure we're providing the right education. >> the poll also suggest, emanuel is trailing potential challenger and c-t-u boss karen lewis. it was the republicans turn to take shots at the democrats thursday at the illinois state fair in springfield. bruce rauner rode in on his harley... and on the momentum of polling numbers showing him with a double digit lead over governor pat quinn. he laid out his points of emphasis for fixing the state's finances. but his personal finances remain the topic of speculation. rauner was endorsed by popular looking at my income tax return of always done everything. among we will release them when they're prepared to be filed in october. >> he was endorsed by popular former governor jim edgar, along with senator mark kirk and other g-o-p leaders.

chicago mayor rahm emanuel tackling the city's problems with data. we will check in. tiffany's is bringing in a new top designer to give the company a makeover and she may toss those boxes, ladies. apple might be preparing to make its biggest tablet yet -- 13 inches. sales have fallen in the last two quarters. a new funding round for snapchat at $2value the start up billion. one of the managers, kleiner perkins. christine lagarde is under investigation for negligence in france when she was the french finance minister. many around the world are astonished by that latest adult -- development. the s&p will kick off today at a new high but that is just a part of the story. rallies in brazil and japan helped push the value of global equities to its own record, $66 trillion sloshing around the global market. trillionmore than $2 in value since august 7. the markets correspondent scarlet fu has more. 1000e index first reached in 1998. it took 16 years. it was last below 1000 has recently as september, 2009. from that point of view, it has taken almost five years to go from 1

now we're back with emanuel jale a hip hop artists who was a soldier rain his childhood fighting in the sudanese civil war. now i know that young children not even teenagers but really young like seven or eight like you where are still uses soldiers in africa looking back do you feel like children make good fighters their sat to be more cool or cruel than the grownups that there's nothing more dangerous than a kid with a rifle would you agree with that. there because they don't thanks to our second small uneven idle costs next to them they think that person was not there gun you don't negotiate with a child soldier and they tell you stop you have to stop if you try to talk too much ensued talk and then shoot you. now i guess when you guys were taken to those camps and you were taken away from your families the only thing that you have is each other did you make any close friends when you were in a camp or when you were fighting yeah i had a lot of childhood friends and you know you're told to be brother skippers so your fellow soldiers your brother you know and because you both of you o

sam grobart sat down with mayor emanuel. first, they had a fun talk. " house of cards" or "veep?"rds."e of cubs, white sox. >> don't do that, it is chicago. >> are you a deep dish guy or a thin crust guy? >> deep dish. with my hands. ask iphone or to android. >> no. we have motorola. >> of course you do. >> bloomberg's sam grobart with chicago mayor rahm emanuel. be sure to tune into "bloomberg west" tomorrow. we will have more information on the network the city of chicago is installing. time for the bwest byte when we focus on one number that tells us a whole lot. $21.95. $421 and $.95, a customer acquired the very latest in technological innovation. it is called the knee defender. he installed the device to keep the woman in front of him from reclining her seat. there were arguments, there were incidents and then the woman through her drink at the knee defender passenger. they made an emergency stop and kick them both off of the plane. when you get on a plane, you know you're going to be crushed. foot five, sometimes i am on flights. sometimes they throw their seat back quickly

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mayer y al holandÉs emanuel aunque la pelea sigue con equipos.notando primero. cuando san francisco anota primero tiene marca de 52 victorias y 15 derrotas. la tarde fue para el de maracaibo, quien dejÓ su nombre en los libros del bÉisbol de grandes ligas, registrando 46 bateadores retirados de manera consecutiva. recibiÓ ovación de pie por parte de los aficionados que sumaron tres cientos 14 juegos consecutivos con casa llena en el estadio. el comisionado de la nfl aceptÓ no haber puesto mÁs negro en las casos de violencia domÉstica e instarÁ incrementando de manera inmediata una iniciativa que fijara partido desde seis castigo de suspensiÓn hasta beto de por vida por reincidencia. ha llegado el momento de presentarle el toque final. vea quÉ golazo se anotÓ, un golazo que dejo al portero parado. las celebraciones decÍa todo. un gol de otro planeta. terminaba con la victoria tres a cero. espectacular sin duda alguna. >> creo que fue de chiripa. >> hace una de esas y si la repite no le sale. >> veamos un adelanto del clima. >> vamos a hablar de es

good answer. >> sam grobart with chicago mayor rahm emanuel.full coverage of the new big data collection the city of chicago is installing. and now it is time for the "bwest byte" where we focus on one number that tells a lot. what do you got? >> 21.95. a united airlines passenger from new york to denver acquired the very latest in innovation for longer leg at passengers, it is called the knee defender. and that passenger installed the device to keep the woman in front of him from reclining her seat. there were arguments and incidents and then the woman through her drink at the passenger. he did not buy a drink defender and the pilots were forced to kick them both off the plane because of the knee defender. >> that is ridiculous. come on. when you get on a plane, you know you're going to be crunched. >> i'm 6'5". throw their seat back quickly and they take the armrest. men do this more to women. >> yes, bigger people. everyone steals my armrest. >> that's not right. and the reclining of the seat. >> the knee defender is whatever. of a drinko th

betty liu spoke with chicago mayor rahm emanuel earlier today.for some of the highlights in the low lights. >> a feisty interview. >> feisty. it can be hard to talk about tough issues when you're dealing with tillman escaping the violence. >> how do you not feel sorry for these people? >> of course. it is a tragic circumstance. the mayor joins others in cities like new york and l a offering shelter to these migrants children. it raises a lot of issues though, especially for those who live in chicago. how do you pay for this? when do we send, or are we going to send these children back? on the issue of how we pay for them, this is what the mayor said. >> first of all, the federal government helps out. second, i have organized the legal community to organize pro bono help. i think it is a false choice, either or -- either/or. we have economic choices. we have economic opportunities. >> and editorial said if you have the capability, we should offer assistance to these told them, but at the same time the editorial noted that they should be processed

the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right?nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200,000? >> right. >> and we'll sign the check today? >> yes. >> is that what we're telling them, yes? >> yeah, it will be a done deal. [dial tone] [dialing] [line ringing] >> hello, this is niko. >> hi, niko, it's mike again from mr. green tea. how you doing? >> good, guys. how are you? >> good, good. i have the three investors here with us, and we want to make a deal happen quickly. >> so i had mentioned to you guys the--the 275,000. i mean, i

he is reportedly considering running against emanuel for mayor.rk is pushing a faith based initiative to help children who are crossing the border illegally. kirk says his office is working with religious organizations and community groups to connect with young immigrants who are detained in the area. he says these young people need to be cared for, so they don't fall into a life of crime. >> the have and taking care of these kids we need to administer to them on a volunteer basis to make sure they have greater chances. there's a network behind them and makes them better. >>kirk says this program would also help immigrant children learn english, get mentoring, and faith based counseling. toledo's mayor is not only saying that his city's water is safe to drink.. he's proving it. mayor michael collins drank some tap water just after he lifted a two-day ban. a half million people had to use bottled water or wait in line to receive some from the national guard. the local water had high levels of a toxin that was created by algae in lake erie. but offi

they wanted to come out of little more. >> as far as rahm emanuel goes i think rahm emanuel is helpfulwo sides together, rahm emanuel eventually ran out of rope that the white house itself. he was somebody who was a go-between getting hillary clinton to exit the job as secretary of state and somebody to try to bring clinton people into the obama administration and keep others out and figure out which ones should be in what jobs, we have a thing here about how jack lew was going to be deputy treasury secretary until rahm emanuel decided it wasn't the idea to bring somebody in from citigroup in the middle of a financial crisis to be that the treasury secretary which is how he was at the state department so that is true of rahm emanuel and i pose an open question, is it better to be calculated or have no strategy. you get criticized for either of those things. with president obama obviously you intend that to come out differently than it did. i think that is one of those double edged trades and a fun thing about a book like this from a riding perspective and this is true, journalists who

emanuel we are going to take a short break right now now when we come back we're going to continue to talk to a model of child a hip hop star right now who grew up as a child soldier in sudan and we'll talk more about how he escaped from the war and how he became a pop singer stay with us. on american in the financial world. only take a look at it it's really good. in life there are an awful. the a piece of legislation was terrible and they lead very hard to get a letter get along here is a plot that never had sex with others make their lives let alone. listen to a man let's listen to. the. as russia and the west continue to drift apart into a new cold war russia's worldview of international politics is largely neglected in western media and in the halls of power russia will defend its national interest and also how. to get america because every single day jamie diamond. that is the american economy shows up in life. you know that and they're saying oh it wasn't me that did it it wasn't me that this time i would love to meet these lovely and the world like. oh. what a wonderful life.

emanuel sank you so much for this mass mariah saying inside into a life child soldier i wish you all the best in getting your voice across the whole world and to everyone and to stop being a child soldier. recruited in the future thanks a lot for this interview we're talking to a man old jar forward child soldier and world famous rapper right now we're talking about the horrors of being a child soldier and how it could be stopped thanks for being less the same for sophie and co we'll see you next time. looking for. the we should let the lord know we can't. let. you go. ingenues but eugenics vulgarized darwin science and punishment for an uncommitted crying i was never the least to learn from believing in eighty feeble minded stills a day for the few i don't know why he was still the i don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basics for nazi ideology don't stop at just sterilizing yet not going to now go to the point of death. for years rarely discussed among till now i'd really rather not talk about that right. off the tried to. be a much more interesting t

. >> coming up, rahm emanuel bets big on big data. hear from the mayor of chicago, next. ♪ >> the city of chicago is betting big on big data. mayor rahm emanuel has given the greenlight to project that will install metal sensors on the city street traffic pulls in order to collect data on air quality and the weather but it also has some privacy groups concerned. >> chicago may be the second city, but it is the first to launch a permanent infrastructure to collect big data. this network of environmental sensors will measure temperature, humidity, light, sound, and cell phone signals. all from these metal fixtures mounted on lampposts along the famed michigan avenue as well as in other locations. the project is being dubbed chicago's array of things. >> the city of chicago is quite large. it stretched along the lake. we will have much more precise to vitor data, which will help us to things like perhaps salt the streets more effectively depending on where temperature is faring. >> the city has oh's have the data. i'm not sure they alway

emanuel thank you so much for this saying inside into a life child soldier i wish you all the best in getting your voice across the whole world and to everyone and to stop being a child soldier being recruited in the future thanks a lot for this interview we're talking to a man old jar forward child soldier and world famous rapper right now we're talking about the horrors of being a child soldier and how it could be stopped thanks for being with us the same for sophie and co we'll see you next time. oh look you. know we could let the lord know we've got. to. go. to build a. mission to teach. once we do school. the biology teachers their grades with their local gender experts and they came to the conclusion that the metaphor that the students are active and the eggs are passive in the reproduction process reinforces gender. eugenics. vulgarized darwin science punishment for an uncommitted crying i was never an unfulfilling in eighty feebleminded still today for the few i don't know why. but i still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideol

fioretti has been a frequent critic of mayor emanuel. but he has not given a timeline for when he'll announce his candidacy. chicago teachers union president karen lewis may also join the race. chicago public schools is seeking bids for three of the school buildings it closed last year. they are marconi elementary in west garfield park, peabody elementary in west town and wadsworth elementary in woodlawn. the communities have weighed in. they want marconi to include an alternative school for struggling students. the peabody community wants job training, child care and a rec center. wadsworth is being occupied by a university of chicago charter school that's interested in putting in a bid to stay put. a program designed to take kids off the street and give them a summer job, is expanding from chicago into the suburbs. about 200 south suburban teens are earning some cash while cleaning up the cook county forest preserves. some of the kids have had run- ins with the law, others are just looking for a job. the program was sponsored with a $5

and budget and emanuel's brother.nk you for joining us. let's talk about ebola first. there has been a lot of panic, i would say, about this. does it warrant panic? this is the biggest outbreak we've seen and it has killed over 1000 people, but it doesn't seem to be spreading as quickly as may be was feared a week or two ago. >> we have to remember the disease is deadly. over 50% of the people have died who have been infected that we have known. but it does not spread very easily. you need to be in contact with bodily fluids -- lead or urine. so it is not like the flu that can easily spread from person-to-person via air droplets. that is why it has not spread too wide. usually, these ebola outbreaks just burn themselves out because it is so hard to spread. in this case, contact tracing has been hard because of urban air. people have been traveling and that is why it is in for countries. you have among the poorest countries in the world with very -- very bad health infrastructure, no masks or gloves, things that would

and none of us really kind of believed that he could beat rahm emanuel, right? but we're like, this is great anyway, because just her standing on the stage with rahm emanuel, you know, and calling him out on his nonsense will be useful, right? but the thing we're seeing from rand paul, all these shifts, all these kind of trimming his sales, to kind of fit the current republican fashion, suggest he's no karen lewis. he's no bernie sanders. he really is in it to win it, you know? he is really fashioning himself to win the republican nomination. and i think that's the most kind of -- that's the bottom line of what's been happening this week. >> right. >> there are certain things you have to say. >> and that's the interesting story with rand paul. he's going from that very libertarian, purist streak to now trying to be a mainstream republican. in the time we have left, i want to make sure to bring this up. this book is causing -- i can't quite understand it, but there's a lot of controversy in that craig shirley, a conservative who's written two books about ronald r

chicago mayor rahm emanuel tackling the city's problems with data. we will check in.n a new top designer to give the company a makeover and she may toss those boxes, ladies. apple might be preparing to make its biggest tablet yet -- 13 inches. sales have fallen in the last two quarters. a new funding round for snapchat at $2value the start up

a couple of recent polls have shown lewis with a lead over emanuel. jackie robinson west continues to advance in the little league world series. >> the neighborhood is glued to the tvs. there was plenty of cheering from the south side of chicago to pennsylvania. this was the scene at the chicago viewing party as j-r-w beat a team from texas, six to one. this time the kids made some key defensive plays, including two double plays. >> we are psyched. this win was destined. let's go west! >> cheering >>the team has tonight off. and on thursday, j-r-w will face the loser of tonight's game between nevada and pennsylvania. marcus leshock is catching all the action live. we'll have his report, from williamsport, coming up at 4-30. >> congratulations to them. >> good morning. yesterday we had strong thunderstorms around the region. today we have a break in the action with more storms promised for thursday and the weekend. warm temperatures again. today we made 86. today we just as warm. here are the current temperatures. aurora is trading at 63. satellite com

. >> joining me now is congressman emanuel cleaver. the conflict in your home state has been surreal for a lot of people to watch. what is your initial reaction to what the president had to say today, calling out not just any protesters who were engaged in abei but also calling out the police? >> i think what the president did and said today is important. it's also important for us to understand that in these kinds of situations the people who would create disturbances are not watching nbc or msnbc or cnn or anything else. but i think it was important for the president to make that statement. the chief of police is asking for calm and i agree with him but i think the police ought to calm down first. because i think that what they are doing is unintentionally inciting the people. when you -- look, ferguson is a very small town. i mean, very small. it's compact. all of the people live in a little area together. and when they see tanks rolling down the street like they would see in baghdad or in some other troubled spot in the middle east

mike emanuel on capitol hill. thanks. >> thank you. heather: meantime we're following information about, also out of the middle east. hamas has now is telling fox news that it has reach ad cease-fire deal with israel to end the current conflict which has been going on for seven weeks now. both side are now just waiting for official declaration from egypt. that country of course has been monitoring all this. there is no comment from israel on this possible truth. this after israel launched more airstrikes in gaza, with fighter jets bombing two high-rise buildings and eight rockets rained down on israel with one causing extensive damage to a house if israel. more than a dozen people were hurt after that attack. this news has come into fox news. we'll watch that. >>> the department of veterans affairs with the investigation into the lengthy patient wait times. they said they found no proof delays in care led to death of any veterans in hospital in phoenix this. comes as president obama prepares to talk to gathering of 96th annual american

american federation of teachers head randi weingarten pledged one-million bucks if lewis takes on emanuel. vice-president joe biden will be on a fund-raising mission when it comes to chicago on monday. he will be the headliner at a dinner reception for governor clinton campaign. also appearing at a lunch of and raising money for congresswoman. both events being held at private homes of campaign supporters. >>the jackie robinson west all- stars got a breather yesterday at the little league world series, ahead of tonight's game against pennsylvania. marcus is in williamsport, where caught-up with some locals who have developed a special bond with the south siders. >> ed and richard have lived in the area for 40 years. a few weeks every summer they're known by another name. >> the cost uncle. >> little league world series of golf for three decades. it's like a team host. with the squad from the time their bus pulls up to the time it pulls away. >> get here in the morning to wake them up to make sure they have breakfast and that they are the right field at the right time. if the managers and

he is the mayor of chicago, rahm emanuel, "in the loop" with betty liu today.'m tom keene scarlet fu and adam johnson with me. omaha. >> warren buffett. he has never had this much money to spend. cash topped $50 billion. about why to talk warren buffett has so much dry powder -- $50 billion sounds like a lot. put it into context for us. >> it is really just about 10% of berkshire's assets. warren buffett has been buying railroads, electric utilities. that has expanded the size of the balance sheet. it has expanded the earnings power of berkshire. every quarter, berkshire hathaway is generating a lot of money. buffett waits for the fat pitch. he wants a really good investment. when he is going to buy a company or invest in a stock, he wants to make sure he is getting in at a good price. what we have seen recently is that cash number really just climbing at his company. $50 billion is an all-time high on an absolute basis. after the last financial crisis, he saw a lot of fat pitches. he invested in goldman sachs, bank of america. what is he saying in terms of the

mike emanuel, thank you so much. much more on the border crisis tonight. the president's plans for executive action. and the latest threats from the islamic state south of the border. we'll be talking with texas congressman henry way car. we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> a terror alert in the united kingdom. prime minister cameron issuing that warning while speaking the truth about what he calls poisonous islamic extremism. retired navy captain chuck nash on why americans don't hear such straight talk from our nation's leaders. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ vet 1 ] i'm a returning veteran looking for advice... [ vet 2 ] to start a career... [ vet 3 ] write a resume... [ vet 4 ] translate my skills... [ vet 5 ] and make my military experience... [ vet 6 ] a real asset. [ alex ] acp advisornet has built a non-profit online community to connect our veterans with business professionals, like you and me. so why not share your valuable experience? please go to acp advisornet. because their service deserves our service. ♪ lou: the world's worst ebola outbreak continues to wo

>> mike emanuel in washington. thank you. >>> a shuttle bus crash leaves passengers injured and traffic backed up for hours at one of the nation's busiest airports. we'll tell you whether it will affect your weekend travel plans. stay tuned to that. >>> and the white house, walking back president obama's comments about the plan of action on isis or lack thereof. what the administration is saying today about america's role in the crisis. >> but i don't want to put the cart before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is, why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. iit's a lot of haggling and itan stakes so long.ship. craig's experience is completely different than mine. yea

but we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live at the capitol with the latest on the house effort. good evening, mike. >> reporter: chris, good evening. there is action on the house floor and votes are expected late tonight. after the initial, house gop leaders fine-tuned the language, made some adjustments, and looked for votes. >> this is a copy and paste or cut and paste of existing language of what was already there. >> reporter: roerps skeptical of the border package says the focus should be on stopping president obama from taking more executive action, such as putting deportations on hold for two years, known as deferred action for child arrivals program. >> that is the most important part of this, is stopping the ununderlying cause of the problem, which created a tsunami of humans come across our border. >> reporter: after gop leadership met last night with conservatives inclined to vote know, the new package grew to $694 million, including $405 million to boost border security, $22 million for immigrant judicial proceedings, $70 million for national gua

francisco esta de luto.en un accidente de transito en cordoba, argentina, murio la esposa de su sobrino, emanuel continuas denuncias. en el caso que verÁn a continuaciÓn el cuestionamiento es aÚn mayor porque los implicados trabajan en una reconocida universidad de estados unidos. le advertimos que las imÁgenes son fuertes. ♪ ♪ >> en este vÍdeo empleados de la facultad de odontologÍa de la universidad de georgia ensayo en implantes dentales para humanos con un perro. el perro que aparece en el vÍdeo muriÓ luego de ser sometido a varias pruebas mÉdicas. y la directora explica por quÉ es tan difÍcil encontrar evidencias para llevar a corte estos casos. >> el gobierno no tiene suficientes fondos y recursos para monitorear el protocolo que por ley deben seguir los centros de investigaciÓn de cada universidad del paÍs. >> por eso los defensores de los derechos animales siguen reportando lo que concederÁn abuso, y presentan sus quejas ante el departamento de agricultura. audrey calificÓ de inhumana la forma en la que manipulan a perros. opina que las prÁcticas fueron innecesarias. >> estudiaban las po

. >> mike emanuel reporting. >>> there are reports this morning that president obama may delay a decisionn immigration until after the midterm elections in november. congressmen have been debating the issue for months and along the border states it remains a hot topic. joining me from phoenix, arizona, congressman trent franks. congressman, thanks for being here. it's pretty easy in washington to lose track of all the crises in the world. there's isis, the ukraine and other things going on. is immigration in arizona still top of mind? give us a sense of how bad the problem is and has gotten over the summer. >> well, it certainly is. immigration has always been a challenge in arizona, being a border state, but it's especially been difficult in the last couple of years related to the president sending this message to central america and other southern country that say we won't enforce the law when it relates to unaccompanied minors. and that has supercharged the influx of unaccompanied minors and just been like any other market-based situation. people do that which gets rewarded. when the p

mike emanuel, thank you so much. much more on the border crisis tonight. the president's plans for executive action. and the latest threats from the islamic state south of the border. we'll be talking with texas congressman henry way car. we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> a terror alert in the united kingdom. prime minister cameron issuing that warning while speaking the truth about what he calls poisonous islamic extremism. retired navy captain chuck nash on why americans don't hear such straight talk from our nation's leaders. ♪ ♪ lou: the world's worst ebola outbreak continues to worsen. senegal today confirmed its first case, that brings the number of countries affected to five. a suspected outbreak of ebola in congo has also killed 13 people, but the government there says it's a different strain of the virus that has killed more than 1500 people across west africa. >>> turning to the threat from the islamic state, my first guest tonight says that we need to launch a devastating campaign of airstrikes in syria. not the piecemeal approach that

mike emanuel, thank you so much. much more on the border crisis tonight. the president's plans for executive action. and the latest threats from the islamic state south of the border. we'll be talking with texas congressman henry way car. we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> a terror alert in the united kingdom. prime minister cameron issuing that warning while speaking the truth about what he calls poisonous islamic extremism. retired navy captain chuck nash on why americans don't hear such straight talk from our nation's leaders. ♪ ♪ when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. lou: the world's wors

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emanuel sour who was around this place for years. you're far more lively and alive than that gentleman. thank you for joining us very much tonight. and thank you, joan walsh. >> coming up, tea party types are thrilled with the immigration breakdown. a lot of hand wringing among establishment republicans about how much party this will cause them in november. they're the nada party, standing for nothing. >>> also, the businessman on the stand, bob mcdonnell with his wife. while prosecutored showed notes with jonnie williams and mcdonnell to discuss a loan to mcdonnell. we're seeing a lot of quid pro quo stuff. >>> a democratic congressman talked about how he was duped by the bush administration into voting for the war on iraq. there's some powerful recent history. let me finish with my question for all time. when it comes to our involvement in the iraq war. how did we get talked into it? not me, a lot of people. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> well, the congress is already on track to become the least productive in hist

zeke emanuel. >>> how much could you dead lift?omething tells me not as much as hollywood star hugh jackman. >>> the dramatic rescue of the luc luc lucky koala. >> the fuzzy little bear, something like that. >> i actually think that the colors on my tie match your sweater. >> we are changing. >> we are going to put an end to this. tels tell us about the weather. >>> if you're in the adirondacks this weekend you will be complaining because it's not going warm but the rest of the country bakes in a late august heat wave. the cool air moved in and over from new york to d.c. but the roads are probably a little wet and showers from albany, new york, over to boston if you're traveling on the mass pike. as far as the forecast goes, still additional showers later this afternoon from new york to d.c., maybe a rumble of thunder. look how cool it's going to be. in the s60s for highs in area o new england. we got drenched in chicago overnight. thankfully the rain is over with and flash flood warnings should be lifted shortly but we picked up 4

one of my biggest problems with on with, and i've been , emanuel cleaver from missouri, and the reverend who was also in congress -- they were giving us their account of what was happening there. that theyo something didn't want the outside to exploit. they wanted to find justice. people were coming there, agitators, anarchists, that is not what is coming out of our community. piece --ke our own peace. as far as the police are concerned, to leave michael brown for four hours unattended so -- i just don't even understand that. i want to go to the border, and that is because i was late. concerninge phone the subject of ferguson. the president spoke today once again very beautifully on the subject. andhe subject of the border the dreamers, many of whom may , the last twoools bills we passed in the congress of the united states ignored the comprehensive immigration reform , butpassed in the senate instead, to very destructive pieces of legislation. we extended a hand of friendship to the speaker to say, let's find a path. we know it will be a compromise. instead, they went further to the rig

little league champs greeted by mayor rahm emanuel.husiasm usually reserved for professional players then followed them to heir home field. >> this a little too much? >> reporter: some players speechless. parents and grandparents proud. >> you know what, i feel like i'm having an out of body experience. i'm sorry, it's overwhelming. it's just an honor. i'm going to tear up, i'm emotional. >> reporter: she was so proud of you she started crying. >> yeah, she gets a little emotional sometimes. it's nothing knew to me. >> reporter: so there is crying in baseball, at least for these boys who have now come to terms with being heroes here. >> i think it's great. people love us here. >> this is real big. it was unexpected, too. >> reporter: a big parade may be ahead, but for now, the first thing you're going to do when you get home? >> go to sleep maybe. >> reporter: for a couple days? >> yeah. >> reporter: until the parade? >> yeah. >> that was wbbm's dana kozlov reporting. as for the parade it is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> now, it's day tw