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public transportation was also an option, but a lot of eta riders complained the trains were sometimes late. then there was the drive home which turned into another challenge. fans vented on twitter, unbelievely poor traffic control. darryn wrote, unbelievable for a professional sports event to have that bad traffic control. three blocks moves. a spokesman for the 49ers says they're still studding it. >> we're looking at additional staff if that's what it means. or it may be how we can reroute traffic patterns. >> more than 48,000 fans were at last night's earthquake's game. first 9ers game is in two weeks from today. >>> tonight, police are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting in oakland. >> reporter: oakland police quickly set up a perimeter. they asked alameda county for k-9 support. all this took place around 4:00 a.m. and neighbors were hardly surprised by the activity. >> this ask like the middle of the day around here. >> they found the suspect in a yard. fatal shots followed. >> a male black. he's actually fleeing. shots fired. >> reporter: that radio call from a dep

and i thought he would say the corporate tax rate or the eta or osha, government regulators.ou know what he said to me? he said the biggest problem i have is hiring employees. i said, you have got to be kidding me? people are unemployed and get -- and needed jobs. i have a 100 jobs i have to fill in this plant every single year. the 1000 i have to fill a year. if i get 1000 applications, the first thing i do is administer a drug test. fuse --er flunked or refuse to take it. you do not turn down taking down a drug test if you are going to pass it. he said in the second thing i do is give them an eighth grade reading test. half of them flunk it. hire a, i have to hundred people out of what is left. and the moral of the story is , so, as the family goes goes the nation. what really makes america great in the end is not it streets of skyscrapers or- checkbooks or 401(k) plans, or wall street, or military power, or anything else. the thing that makes america great and will restore america character ofis the our leaders and the moral fiber of our people and our alliance on almighty

once you enter the vehicle, there is a button that says "share my eta" and people can see where you are at all times. we have very fast and responsive customer service. customers are very pleased with our response time and feedback issues. and, we are also able to show you clearly the time of arrival to get to your destination. uber partners with many different types of vehicles. these are the models we have now. these are options at any price point. we want to be affordable and accessible to anyone. you may have heard these different options being referred to before. we have uber black which was our first model and this is a town car option. there is uber suv which is for times that you need more space, this is a bigger option and uber x is everyday cars. this is our peer to peer products that we have. then there is also uber taxi which allows us to partner with existing taxi models. another thing that is really important is pricing transparency. we don't want there to be any surprises at the end of the day when you are trying to get somewhere. when you request a ride you are able to g

back in toledo the eta is on the ground. but for families like the camps, help and answers aren't coming fast enough. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> here in new york the family of a man who died after being placed in a chokehold by a police officer spoke out today calling on prosecutors for justice in a case that has caused outrage in this city and beyond. we get more from nbc's ron mott. >> eric, we won't let you down! >> reporter: now that new york city's medical examiner has ruled eric garner's july 17th death a homicide in an encounter with police caught on camera, today the reverend al sharpton was joined by garner's widow, mother and family members at a rally calling for prosecutors to file criminal charges. >> i met with the prosecutors, and i feel like i did the right thing by doing that. and i just want them to do the right thing and give me justice for my husband. and thank you. thank you. that's all i'm going to say. thank you. >> reporter: the activist and msnbc host sharpton fired back at critics who have taken

the eta will certainly cover alibaba.y sources tell me that if a company they are looking to compare it to. when it back out it will be compared. the bigger it the valuation , the bigger the offering size usually. >> how much of a challenge is this to alibaba? where do they compete the most? obviously e-commerce. >> it is a tremendous challenge for alibaba. there was overlap today and more strategic. alibaba has owned e-commerce in china now for basically since the advent of e-commerce in china. what tencent has been able to do is encroach on alibaba's turf. i would say it is more about defense rather than offense or alibaba. >> what are investors saying about that? are they worried or it do they feel like it stands on its own? >> i think the focus is users, back to the old, how do you value a big internet conglomerate? it is all about users and how many people are visiting. now if they do appear to be taking users away, that could impact the way they view the company and make it a lower valuation going into the ipo. if t

we have used a lot of eta to help us decide where to locate. >> talk to me about pricing.say it is affordable. there is a range of pricing. >> this is very important and i apply that from the beginning. , from theent costs beginning, i made sure that the treatment costs were very the averageor american. our treatments range anywhere from the mid-20's on up. an average but is massage is a hundred dollars. it is very affordable. this is affordable. >> in terms of funding, have you done this all on your own or do you have investors? >> early on, we have some wonderful people who invested. they were our first franchisees. still with us today, so we definitely had a couple along the way. >> how quickly when you open up a new front or new outlet, how quickly are you profitable? >> there are many variables. and the franchise partner where they are located. months, ouround 18 franchise partners are looking for a second location. >> did you, when you were growing up in texas, did you think that this is what you would be doing? >> like i said, i was an entrepreneur from the age of 1

tell us about where you see the opportunities in big eta or the .nternet of things there are three groupsmpanies. the portal companies are a throwback to 1999. people can access the internet through these companies. ony will try to keep you their websites and content for as long as possible. the second are the picks and shovels. these are the companies that make the infrastructure around a big data. sap in the u.k. is an example. a they make a lot of the software to analyze. i think automation is neglected. it can have a really big impact inthe p&l and in the cost line for many big industrial sectors. the use of the internet to further automate processes and intelligent way, i think that will have a big economic and of it. >> thank you very much, michael. he is joining us from switzerland. the stock markets have been outperforming the u.s.. the tables of turned in the most recent. they are now underperforming. this is most notably in the u.k. and germany through the third quarter. joining us is a stock reporter. what changed from the first half of the year? central-bank policy stayed the

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the eta has suspended its producer after table id joked that they're out one of saddam park. the dead cells that i really did not wake up like this because my parents never pull my hair. >> she was referring to blow heidi after a the mtv video awards aware of her mother that they performed. the network apologized publicly on twitter as well as privately to beyonce. she tweeted that he did not ride the joke which was later confirmed by bet. >> zach galifinakis wallace darth in any single camera comedy show basket. it talks about a man who is pursuing his dream of becoming a professional clown it launches in 2016 it. he has not been on a regular tv show skype since 2011.since 2011. >> let's look at how things will be today. at 78 degrees i temperature, chance for showers and thunderstorms and not until tonight. >> we are still watching accident with injuries eight westbound interstate 80, we just heard they closed this entire stretch of a down route 47. we will get to update in a couple of a minute. >> top stories coming up, stay with us. us. what you're about to experience is

will there be a eta base of all of us congregating?to be a very orwellian scenario in america. when i say to people -- think through the advocacy of having cops have cameras on their uniforms.

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. >> when i was in fifth grade i did an opera on i eta. >> did you sing? >> i sang a solo. >> he was excited to see what was happening on the stage here. >> i brought someone to meet you who would like to be on the stage himself. >> is this malik? >> yes, sir. >> hi, sir, hoy are you? >> doing good. >> he's an honor role student. his behavior at school is exemplary. he has friends and his teachers love him. >> i would like to have siblings. >> he wants to go to college to study history and acting and being on the stage here was a real thrill. >> my soul has grown deep by the rivers. >> we asked him to hear a little from the opera he sang in the fifth grade. ♪ >> and we learned he also has talent in dance. calling malik a triple threat, both were impressed. >> we got a bright future ahead of you, sir. >> thank you. >> with the proper training. we all need training with the proper training i expect to see great things from you. >> he is ready to join a permanent family. he wants to be part of finding that family. >> his wants are simple. >> i want to have a

. >>> another problem in the south bay with a bus, sara sent thus photo of an eta bus caught on fire yesterday afternoon on the side of highway 101 in south san jose. a fire broke out in the bus at 3:00 p.m. the fire also scorched some nearby grass. the vehicle was being driven to the bus yard. so there were not any passengers on board at the time. and the driver was not hurt. >>> a man suspected of stabbing his father has been taken into custody following a nearly 7-year standoff in sonoma. hector vasquez is suspected of stabbing his father multiple times in the torso and barricading himself in his home on mission drive yesterday 6:00 p.m. the victim was taken to hospital with injuries nonlife-threatening. >>> a potentially hazardous situation at a san mateo park. there is raw sewage in the creek and people are being asked to stay away from the water. it turns out that city conducted tests, but didn't detect it at first. abc7 news reporter elista herrington has details from laurelwood park. >> the first thing you'll probably notice walking through san mateo's laurelwood park is the

airport officials do not have an eta for when things might be back to normal.aking off and landing anyways but there are significant delays for departing passengers. so if you are heading out. take note. you might need a little more time. >>> traders hope for a better month in august after wall street ended on a sour note. here's kcbs financial reporter jason brooks with hopefully better news. >> reporter: good morning. sour is pretty mild when looking at yesterday. the dow dropping 317 points. worst day in 6 months for the stock market. we'll see if we have a rally in store for today. getting a key report on the economy in the process. the labor department says that in july, we had a gain of 209,000 jobs. that was a bit below expectations. but it was the sixth straight month of games of at least 200,000. we saw more people looking for work. that pushed the unemployment rate up from 6.1 to 6.2%. another key report on the economy, commerce department says the consumer spending in june rose four-tenths of a percents of that was the strongest gain in three months.

eta, the on the workplace there must be no intimate link between the sexes for personal reasons. nine, prisoners must genuinely repent of their heirs. and prisoners of the laws and regulations of the camp will be shot immediately. was a really shot immediately? >> they were shot often, and shin was one of, the only forms of entertainment in the camp, i knew what people actually get together to watch something was an execution. and so the rules were taken very seriously. particularly by the kids who saw the results of disobedience very clearly. >> with the first execution that shin -- >> it was the one that begins the book when he was four years old. >> how does he remember anything at th this stage? >> i said, what's your first memory? and he said, i remember going with the crowd of people with my mom and being very excited because it was the first time he had ever been around a crowd of people. the rules of the camp is that you don't spend time with a lot of people. so that's what i think triggers his memory is that you never been in a crowd of people. he had never heard this so

is one of the last things you want to see if you were hoping for a continuation of the trend of good etaoming out of china. 50.3, still expansion but a big drop from last month. it is short of estimates. we are still seeing a lot of optimists. it is a preliminary number. said, you look at the set of data that has come through over the past two weeks. drop in credit draws. you see a lot of pressure on the property side. and youthat together will get a better understanding of the headwinds the chinese economy still faces. the final number will be in this region. >> markets have rallied but there is one group that has not quite kept up. that is the baby related stocks. why is that, what is that about? back nine or 10 months . the chinese government said we are listening this one child policy that has been in place for 30 or something years. a lot of money went into a lot of a be related stocks. products, formula, diaper makers, what have you. on you onlye months have 3% of the 11 million couples which were actually qualified to have a second child . to apply to have a second child. the hope

as someone who works with eta all the time, i am not comfortable doing the analysis necessary to seethe policy itself is working. down the road in six months or two years we will look at metrics from law enforcement, public health and other areas of public safety to say either conclusively, hopefully conclusively that different a positive moving in direction or negative direction, and hopefully tie that to legalization. >> that is not stopping the critics for the time being. are there criticisms that have been leveled at the pop experiment that for the time being coming even without a comprehensive agreement that you would agree with? >> there is a lot of criticism out there that legal marijuana is falling into the hands of children through accidental consumption, that it is having an effect on teen youth rates but if the criticisms are growing, the other side has their own data to use and are trying to refute those. and my report i point to a couple of problem areas the state is facing. one of them surrounds edible marijuana. i think that rape facts this type of regulatory process >

we are looking into data analytics where gsa has access to the banks and all this eta to do -- data to do internal controls. we are looking into that. that might be in the front of the circular. we have a new appendix c coming out. there are changes to appendix b. >> does the audience have any more questions? yes, sir. >> [indiscernible] we hope very soon. we just sent it last week to agencies. so you have a bootleg version of it. we wanted to give it out before it goes into omb clearance. we have to work on it internally. if you sell that come out, that is it, and now we are working -- i am not holding you to it -- >> the guidance did take longer than we had hoped for, but one thing we did, the internal controls, the new taxonomy for requirements,15 and we sent out notification earlier in the year, statistics, more accountability around estimates. requirement.4 we have been working with agencies to give them a heads up that that is coming. most of them are prepared for it. we pushed things out that getting too close to the fiscal year. our hope is that you should have it soon. >> than

anti-gmo, the eta -- epa which we pay attention to when it comes to global warming, they say would notose unreasonable risk to human environment. i can come up with thousands of these. have identified no safety concerns for any of the foods we have assessed. is this reasonable that something that is a poison here is nonsense. all of these organizations are ignoring it? by jeffrey smith knows the truth. here's the editorial and science magazine. science magazine, just wrote an fororial about standing up gmo's. these are nobel laureates, people with extraordinary popular -- reputations. ax topeople have no grind. their careers are made. they are not in the pockets of several industrial group that are developing these things. here is jeffrey smith. there is a picture of him supposedly flying. hopping.bably if you could do that, that would be a great thing. science. of zero medical training. he pretends to go around and talk to medical groups as though they're listening to him like that. it is a joke. he runs a cottage industry. believe me, they are profiting from the controversy. when it

and i thought he would say the corporate tax rate or the eta or osha, government regulators. you know what he said to me? he said the biggest problem i have is hiring employees. i said, you have got to be kidding me? people are unemployed and get -- and needed jobs. i have a 100 jobs i have to fill in this plant every single year. the 1000 i have to fill a year. if i get 1000 applications, the first thing i do is administer a drug test. fuse --er flunked or refuse to take it. you do not turn down taking down a drug test if you are going to pass it. he said in the second thing i do is give them an eighth grade reading test. half of them flunk it. hire a, i have to hundred people out of what is left. and the moral of the story is , so, as the family goes goes the nation. what really makes america great in the end is not it streets of skyscrapers or- checkbooks or 401(k) plans, or wall street, or military power, or anything else. the thing that makes america great and will restore america character ofis the our leaders and the moral fiber of our people and our alliance on almigh

access through the treasury department's do not pay system to ensure that we have the full range of get eta -- debt data available to us. that complements many things that we have in the president's budget process. on our, i will touch plans to update omb circular a -123. in the past year, we've been working closely with gao as they update the green book. just for background, this is all the federalrom managers financial integrity act , which requires gao to set the standards for internal controls, and then omb to seven implementation guidance -- to set implementation guidance. -- ombhat through embeds circular a-100 23. this is the first time we've done this since 2004. began workanuary, we to develop an initial working draft. our understanding is that gao is just about done with the green book update. we will be able to come right behind them with the new version to a-123. we do not want to just do this for compliance purposes. we want to use this as an opportunity to figure out how to internal controls as a value-added for program managers, how we can value things for a risk-based approa

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