address, i will go ahead and get the information specifically for your area to let you know what the eta is. c. ray nagin: we will try to accommodate your. -- accommodate you. >> i am a senior, you said you were worried about them. i have a housecleaning online -- a house leaning on mine. i have no hope until it is off. c. ray nagin: it is still leaning? >> yes. c. ray nagin: let me get your address again. give that to me before we leave. i will personally follow that. >> good afternoon. people asked -- ask, who am i? i am a new orleans at citizen who has a vested interest in the recovery. it is hard to believe the united states is spending nearly $1 billion per week in iraq and here, in new orleans, the united states, we are being neglected. why do we have to tag b --eg -- beg and plead with our elected officials that we need help. [applause] this is the united states of america. the young lady mentioned earlier, we did revealed japan after destroying it. this is new orleans, a specific cultural design. i love new orleans. secondly, we as new orleans citizens, our first step is to show

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everyone thinks the eta blessed margins are good -- aws margins are good. i think they can double.'t think salesforce needs anyone. it's that everyone else needs salesforce because they have the right model. cory: anybody who acquires salesforce, with the exception of microsoft, would be deluded. it would hurt their earnings to do this deal. as a momentum stock that was once growing at 38%, now we are at revenue growth of 24% gap revenue growth. we have billings growth just about the same. if it is slower than the growth of revenue,it's kind of like putting less gas into the tank, but trying to go a little bit further. this thing is getting stretched. they've done $1 billion in acquisitions, and yet revenue growth is slowing. ae massive growth story couple of years ago -- it ain't anymore. matt: unfortunately, we don't have time. brent thill, managing director at ubs, thanks for joining us as well. now, if you have a beef with the irs or the tsa, you can go to yelp to air your grievances. it's a partnership between the consumer review site and the u.s. government to let taxpayers r

the edith the eta in my view is redoing functions like if you have a smokestack billowing smoke, i'm not against regulation, i'm not against regulations that prescribe safe tunnel thing in coal mines. although my libertarian friends would argue with that. if there regulations for the regulatory state the really good things that needed to be done and have been done, i don't want to touch those. now you also have a whole lot of ways in which small business people, homeowners, farmers, ranchers, going about, going about their daily lives, doctors, dentists, carpenters, going about their daily lives and using the regulatory state that do prevent them from running their lives as they see fit for pointless reason. host: ice up spec their viewers right now who are saying, okay where do you draw the line? and since you've described yourself as a libertarian, you're going to draw the line different then a different place and i will, and a different place and harder libertarians would draw the line. certainly that that seems to be a challenge, where do you draw the line? guest: let me put it i

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eta's of when this will probably be in your neighborhood.st will only take 15 or 20 minutes to get past you maybe add a little bit more to that with the gusty winds out ahead. if you can afford to maybe give it another 15, 20 minutes past these arrival times you'll probably be in better shape. they're moving very quickly towards the east-northeast. the wide view shows you it's that cluster some lighter less intense precipitation in chester county, delaware county moving back into philadelphia right now. as we take a look outside, we have sky6 and we even see some breaks in the clouds out there toward the shore right now. of course they'll close in again as we watch these storms move in later on assuming they do make it all the way over towards the coast. 76 degrees right now in philadelphia, 77 in millville 75 in cape may. still in the 60's up in allentown where you are getting a break in the rain. rest of the way as we go into the afternoon mostly dry. there is the chance of an additional shower or perhaps another thunderstorm popping espec

the eta says this orange river, local officials say it's costing them millions of dollars in lost tourism we'll have the latest. >>> soggy start to your tuesday morning, katie has your forecast and checking on those roads . >>> here's a look at today's headlines on cbs3, the search on for the driver responsible for a hit-and-run in glassboro. police say it happened around 1:20 this morning on quincy court. victim suffered a head injury. two dozen people under arrest in demonstrations in ferguson missouri, the protests surrounded the anniversary of the shooting death of michael brown. brown is the unarmed african teenager shot by a white police officer last year. and philadelphia officials plan to meet with concerned business owners about pope francis's visit. last week, mayor michael nutter announced the traffic streaks, some in the food and hopitality industries fear this tight security will affect deliveries and get to go staff in and out of town. >>> 5:45 right now and three million gallons of toxic waste is flowing to two rivers that caused colorado new mexico and utah. the river is a

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economic eta out this morning -- new homes sales theng in july, a sign market is continuing to grow. seasonally to a adjusted rate of 500-7000, the biggest gain this year. sales account for about 10% of the overall home purchase market. americans are growing more optimistic about the state of the economy. the consumer confidence index came in higher than expected. those with the higher incomes were more confident. those 35 are more optimistic than those of the five and older. pimm: shares of best buy beating after sales analyst estimates. televisions,e phones and major appliances than analysts estimated. best buy said it would dedicate more space in its stores to apple products. excited by the early momentum of apple watch in our stores. it's a decision we made with apple to have expanded rollout. pimm: the apple watch will be offered at all best buy locations by the end of september. by the end of the year, coca-cola and its bottlers say they will replenish 100% of the water they used to make coca-cola. this is five years ahead of schedule. coke uses a variety of water treatment fac

the unit supplies mavs eta -- data in north america and europe. heineken beat estimates.he company introduced new products to drive demand. bloomberg spoke to heineken's ceo earlier. >> essentially, what we do is boost the premium part of our portfolio and boost the innovation part of the folio with increase in margins. that will continue. jonathan: on to hsbc now. europe's largest bank out with numbers this morning. pretax profit climbed 10% in the first half. the bank also announced an agreement to sell its brazilian unit for $5.2 billion. they also took a $1.3 billion fx provision. stephen morris joins us now from our. ramin nakisa still with us to break down the earnings. stephen, the highlights from the numbers, i had to break down a million different numbers. what were the highlights? >> we have seen the performance from their investment bank especially in the asian region, which is accounting for a larger percentage of pretax profit. the negative on the results was definitely the $1.3 billion foreign exchange chart. the cost of that keeps rising. it has taken a big

every morning, i give each one of my customers a call to give them a closer eta. and when i called this customer, i discovered that he was deaf. then i thought of amanda. i've known american sign language since i was about 8 years old. it's like music for your eyes. and i thought that was an amazing gift to have, to be able to communicate with the deaf. my friend kanyon asked me to help him explain how today's appointment will go. he was nodding his head and giggling a little bit. i earned his trust that day, i guess. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquify it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. talk about delicious. after trying brookside chocolates, at pam cakes five tweeted: leave it to me to drop a brookside down my shirt and lose it. you didn' t lose it. you saved it for later. brookside. talk about delicious. jane's wearing martha washington's inaugural gown to prove you can wear anything while pourin

he has also done work with p eta. he speaks to groups.e's been an active stance taken on his part. in re rice, he still maintains that he's not a batterer, they don't have an issue. so we are seeing denial still at play as well as the expectation that because he says he's reformed, we should take him at his word. to your question, when should he come back, i would say give it a little more time. give it at least a couple years and then let's see where he really stands. >> all right. thank you both for joining me. >>> republican presidential frontrunner donald trump hit back at critic whose say he went too far with comments about fox news anchor megan kelley. you could see there was blood coming out of her, wherever. trump was referring to her nose. interviews this morning, he dismissed the motion he suggested that kelley was tough on him because she was men true struating. >> only a deviate could make those comments. >> that cost trump an invitation to a conservative gathering in atlanta. chris wallace talked about it with carlie fiorina.

company and everything it does is part of its core business is to index information and work off this eta. he himself has been interested in many pursuits, and they deem google as this way to throw out cash to invest in all these other businesses. this will give him an opportunity to do both things, to be somewhat involved in the main business. he will still be the main boss, i think. he wants google, inc. to do something. it gives him more scale and the opportunity to work on these other businesses that his attention might have been divided from. charlie: what would you add? the name change, it's the same structure, run in the same way. it's interesting this group the way it was running before, but last year he was given the job of running google. it's just another way to state what they were already doing and it makes for great headlines, and we can make alphabet jokes and things like that word in general, it is a statement of what they were doing before. it is interesting a lot of these internet billionaires who created these companies want to do other things. mark zuckerberg has a soc

while i appreciate the biological diversity to get the eta to hold the aviation industry accountable, the poor for people like myself have to live near these airports under these crowded skies. i hope something can be restored by your actions here and now. tell them that they will meet your demand in our demand, not the other way around. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you for all of your comments. >> yes, thank you. then for the group panelist at this point this would be, and i apologize if i don't pronounce someone's name. lastly, doug wolf and michael. >> i'm the director of the environmental policy at the aerospace industry association. thank you for the opportunity to testify on the epa proposed endangerment finding an and advanced notice of proposed rulemaking under the aircraft greenhouse gas emissions. we are the largest aerospace trade association representing the nations defense manufacturers. we represent more than 300 manufacturing companies with nearly 1 million skilled employees. in the uncompromised aircraft that connects passengers and cargo and helps defend t

when we had that secured, we held what we had and checked on an eta from our srt or s.w.a.t. team.n s.w.a.t. arrived they immediately came in with their patrol rifles and the decision was made to enter the theater. this theater is set up, i don't know if you have them on maps or have you. it's set up with doors that fate each other and open out. a brief plan was made to use a flashing when they entered that. when they opened that door, the flashing was deployed, the s.w.a.t. officers went in and got behind the right most outer seats, rear seat and took up a position there. within seconds they encountered the subject at the far end of the theater and shots were fired. i would be afraid to say how many shots were fired, several. there were two or three s.w.a.t. officers behind the seats and one standing. what we also encountered was tear gas that was so dense that he had put into the air with the canisters and it made it nearly impossible to breathe. when you encountered it was real heavy too. when that happened. i had taken up a position in the doorway where i could see what was goi

. >> guest: i'm referring to by the revelatory state the usual suspects osha, eta fda and the cabinet offices of some element. >> the education department? >> guest: it has lots of regulations. >> host: is this little bit of a variance on rick perry comey couldn't quite remember the name but close this department that department education department and i'm not saying you agree but is that the same sentiment? >> guest: point number one is what is the regulatory state? the education department has lots of things that are not involved with regulation and sometimes lots of things that don't last that the country. you want to get federal funding and of course everybody does so the regulatory state is intertwined with all of the executive branch. point number two and i want the listeners to be clear on this that actually some regulation for a libertarian like me is perfectly okay because it advances public goods classically defined. the epa in my view is fulfilling constitutionally approved it functions insofar as if you have billowing noxious smoke, not against regulations that prohibit t

it has been out the there most of the morning no eta when they will get that moved off. there is only one lane opened heading that way. southbound i-95 not bad. light volume out of northeast philadelphia, septa's regional rail lines, the the west trenton line, going to be using shuttle buses through wednesday, between when the trenton and the woodbourne station. we have four trolley route that are using buses along portions of the line this morning. chris, back over to you. >>> we have breaking news in trenton where police are investigating a triple shooting. >> lets go to jennifer joyce. she got the to the scene an hour ago and you are getting new information. >> reporter: at this point we don't have anything official. we have no official word on how these victims are doing or circumstances surrounding this triple shooting. what we do know right now this triple shooting happen at robeling avenue and washington street. we did talk to the cousin of the two of the victims and a friend of third who thinks this happened around 3:00ish. he got a call from the family member an

david: japan released its latest current-account eta of june -- current-account data of june.ion short of estimates and less than one third the surplus of back in may. this is the broadest measure of trade. in a tenure look, japan's current-account -- japan typically runs a trade deficit overall. if you go back all the way to 2011. this figure also includes income from abroad. that has really been what is keeping current-account a float. isuick check, how this affecting markets there. that is the current account surplus over 10 years. pulling back from an eight year high. let's switch things around and take a look at earnings. not the best set of results. certainly the latest luxury goods maker to report a weakening in the business because i guess, to put this simply, chinese are not buying up as many handbags. short of estimates, and those estimates have already been ratcheted down from analysts. one of the problems is slowdown crackdown ony, a the lavish lifestyles of public officials. asia is the biggest market for the company. it has actually trimmed its network of distrib

every morning, i give each one of my customers a call to give them a closer eta.en i called this customer, i discovered that he was deaf. then i thought of amanda. i've known american sign language since i was about 8 years old. it's like music for your eyes. and i thought that was an amazing gift to have, to be able to communicate with the deaf. my friend kanyon asked me to help him explain how today's appointment will go. he was nodding his head and giggling a little bit. i earned his trust that day, i guess. >>> a comedian faces the ultimate nightmare. not an audience that doesn't laugh. but an audience that attacks. >> i just remember someone coming in out of the light and just a fist being thrown. >> now, as many of you may have already realized, i'm not a doctor. >> jim jeffries is australia's bad boy of comedy. >> why would i drink, same [ bleep ] answer every time. why don't you drink? and i go, i don't like the taste of it. nobody does! no one likes the taste of it. we drink because we [ bleep ] have to. >> the foul-mouthed funny man books hundreds of dat

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investors more than ever are focused on this eta as the debate on the rate hike continues.il fell for a sixth straight week. it is down 54 percent over the last 12 months. su keenan, bloomberg news. angie: coming up, malaysia struggling with a political cash scandal and growing doubts about the economy. there's more. a special report when first up returns. angie: welcome back as we start the trading week in asia we are seeing some markets under pressure. over to singapore, a little bit of a hangover or the 50th anniversary. tony nash is fresh for us, chief economist ready to kick the week off. how are things looking for asian infants -- asian investors, notcially on the heels of much celebrating going on in china. >> -- tony: it is becoming difficult to export inflation. that is what china is good at. with the export numbers down and be producer price numbers, it is becoming difficult to control the secondary impact. angie: what does the pboc do you -- do you go -- do? topsn't create some backs like we have seen at the composite meltdown? tony: we are going to have to say -

. >> first they eta the red romaine lettuce raw and then they dressed with a little bit of oil and vinegar right there? well, the experiment has an eye toward the future. eventual trips to mars will require that crews be able to grow their own food. yeah, that doesn't look too appealing but it's impressive that they're doing it up there. >> really you would eat this? >> yeah. delicious. >> he gets excited over broccoli too. >> oil and vinegar. i know they've got to sustain once we get to mars about you >> >> starbucks will end up opening one up there. mcdonald's, they'll figure it out. they'll figure it out. >> you're probably right. >> love to see scott kelly up there though. >>> coming up in "the skinny," how some unusual duties just posted ob line nearly broke the internet in just a matter of hours. >>> also ahead, the return of "baywatch." who will be running around shirtless or in a red bikini replacing david hasselhoff and his co-stars. >>> first the huge expense for parents. the back to school shopping list. stay tuned for expert advice on finding secret bargains. you're watching "w

vonnie: my agenda is going to be the economic eta this morning, particularly -- economic data this morninga. look for the manufacturing data to come in exactly the same as last month. tom: west texas, 4641 a barrel. brent crude moving down as well. we continue on radio bloomberg "surveillance." we continue with "arctic makers." -- "market makers." ♪ ♪ >> live on bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. stephanie: it is on my donkey kong, air k is back. k is back. erik: hello, stephanie. stephanie: he is back in nyc. forever,has been off we are now back. and the beginning of august brings the same headlines as the end of july, greek stocks are plunging, oil is leaving commodities lower, and puerto rico defaults on a bond payment. erik: the devil is in the details. you are going to hear from blackstone's tim coleman in a moment. insurer and dia, which is embroiled in this puerto rican embargo. stephanie: let's check the top headline. erik: the president is taking

eta? malvina -- velve vonnie: after russia was sanctioned for seizing crimea.ma, they are starting their vacation early, they will be in martha's vineyard by this evening, planning 17 days of the sun and sand and for the president, lots of golf. his six vineyard visit since 2009. sharks.ch out for the it is a big year for sharks. maybe they will send the secret service being shark bait. brendan: they are moving closer into sharks. tom: the secret service will be protecting the ladies of the obama. we did the instant analysis of last night's debate, sanity required, john heilemann was the adult in the room with bloomberg politics. he suggested the debate will advance carly fiorina, he suggests that fox redefined what a debate should be last night. have given a rave review to what the moderators bid. is what we saw last night the new american debate? john: i think there is a challenge that all of the debates are going to have as long as this field is as large as it is. you get 10 people on stage and into ours you are talking about short, fast, not very -- you can

blanco -- and we do have some people here who are expert on spain -- he was kidnapped and shot by the eta, and i think we have to remember this as well. it's not only the americans, but there are many, many others. we will have to deal with that. so the point i'm making is that we really need a new approach, so to speak, to deal with hostages this terms of placing priority rather than statistics to save lives. and there is a saying, as you know, in judaism and islam and christianity that if you save one life, it is as if you saved the entire world. and, after all, i do hope that we learn from history. thus far we learned from history, as many of you know, we don't learn from history. what really concerns me is much of the generation of the holocaust, because my family was killed during the second world war. seventy years later, now, of that particular period. and also one has to take into account some other atrocities all the way from the middle east , perhaps 100 years. it's debatable, but what is really clear that in the post-world war entire communities were held hostage if we look at

across offices incontinence the departments and gauges departments and civil societies, it collects date eta, it develops best practices and objectively obsesses each governments effort, including our own to comply with the minimum standards for the elimination established by the law. in this process we assess the process of laws in prohibiting trafficking, and we evaluate government actions to protect victims and prevent further trafficking. based on the assessment the tip reports ranks countries in accordance outlined in the td pa. these two distinct require factual analysis and establishes criteria for the minimum standards for combating trafficking efforts here rankings for their efforts. let me walk through the four key elements of the standards. first three evolve around the adoption of adequate anti- traffic in law. this is seen as a hurdle for states because it establishes a comprehensive legal standard, to prosecute and penalize pratt perpetrators. the fourth element is whether or not a government has under taken serious steps to eliminate trafficking. the act includes additional cr

next to me lore eta. i thought we would start with le ora who could give us the 30,000 foot view on what's happening in the world of financial inclusion. some astonishing things happen in recent years. something like 700 million people have gained bank accounts but then there's also some remarkable challenges. so why don't you give us that broad view. >> thank you. and thank you for a nice presentation of the report. so what is the land scape? the landscape today is we find in 2014 about 62 prtsd of adults around the world have an account either at a bank or financial institution or the mobile money provider. increase of 700 million adults since 2001. globally only about 12% of adults have an account. however the number over 12% in subsaharan africa where 45% of those adults this is their only account that they have. now have five african countries including from the report tanzania, kenya, ugeda where more people have an account than traditional bank. so clearly this has changed technology is changing th

oxman from eta, felix ran -- the electronic transactions association. of ther the benefit audience, i just wanted to mention something that i think is helpful for understanding why chip and pin are often talked about in the same sentence. steve alluded to this. ever also the world, particularly in europe, where we mostost related with -- familiar with, when the chip was introduced 20 years ago, it came with a pen -- pin. i think it obvious question is why. why is chip and pin implement it in your objective anyone who has traveled to europe and sat in a cafe and rome -- in rome and had the terminal run out to them knows that. it is actually a telecom reason. john and debbie and i will appreciate it. was a first and lamented 20 years ago in europe, it was the first and of electronic authentication of credit card transactions. whereas in the u.s., our implementation of electronic authorization of credit card transactions was with a magnetic stripe. the technology that was in the cassette tapes that is also 40 years old. in europe they do not have the telec

address i will go ahead and get some information for specifically for your area to let you know what the eta is on getting gas. >> okay. come on the side, give me a specific information. >> thank you. >> we're trying to accommodate you. thank you. >> man, you can begin your question. >> good afternoon, mayor, i'm one of your seniors. you say you're worried about them. i have been here once concerning a house leaning on mine. >> yes. >> to have it removed. i talked to my friends away from me. i have no hope unless you do this where i can -- >> house is still leaning? >> still on my house? >> really. all right. let me get that address again. i will give it over to the loud speaker. >> fill out questionnaire and hand it to young lady here. >> give me that address before we leave. i want to personally file up upon this is her second time. >> third time. >> good afternoon, everyone. one of my seating mates asked me who am i? i'm a new orleans citizen, okay, who have a vested interest in recovery of new orleans. it is a hard thing to believe that the united states of america is spending nearly one

630 this morning the still waiting on a special heavy-duty tow truck to get this out of the white no eta or clearing as once you very slow commit 63 ministers to get from fremont. >>robin winston: no. 101 has not spend out yet 85 batters above spot if you have to get into cupertino northbound 85 are dealt with an injury crashed in a white line that is track the drive from the bottom of a part will stay with us when we return after the break female announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save hundreds on simmons beautyrest mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. ♪ sleep train clark heiss aegis to the streets of san francisco. >> reporter :iraqi fighter grown even larger rocky. >> martha :criminals not targeting the american dennis to killed in lion while hunting in africa. goldmark >> jam

address, i will go ahead and get the information specifically for your area to let you know what the eta is. c. ray nagin: we will try to accommodate you. >> i am a senior, you said you were worried about them. i have a house leaning on mine. c. ray nagin: it is still leaning? >> yes. c. ray nagin: let me get your address again. give that to me before we leave. i will personally follow that. >> good afternoon. who am i? i am a new orleans at citizen who has a vested interest in the recovery. it is hard to believe the united states is spending nearly $1 billion per week in iraq and here, in new orleans, the united states, we are being neglected. why do we have to beg and plead with our elected officials that we need help. [applause] this is the united states of america. the young lady mentioned earlier, we did revealed japan after destroying it. this is new orleans, a specific cultural design. i love new orleans. secondly, we as new orleans citizens, our first step is to show the country that we are rebuilding. when you go to the high-rise and you come down, there is no signs of rebuildin

when we had that secured, we held what we had and checked on the eta from our srt or spot team.r is set up -- i don't know if you've been giving maps but the theater is set up with doors that face each other and open out. a brief plan was made for use a flash bang. that was relayed to the officers in the hallway. when they opened that door the flash bang was deployed the s.w.a.t. officers went in and got behind the rightmost outer seats, rear seats, and took up a position there. within seconds, they encountered the subject at the far end of the theater and shots were fired. there were -- i would be afraid to say how many shots were fired, but severity. there were two other three s.w.a.t. officers behind the seats and one standing. what we also encountered was tear gas that was so dense that he had put into the air, i guess, with the canisters, and it made it nearly impossible to breathe. when you encountered it, it was real heavy, too. when that happened i had taken up a position in the doorway where i could see what was going on with s.w.a.t. and could see the officers in the h

drawing this authority eta should propose an average system that is stringent to stabilize u.s. aviation emissions by 2020 consistent with industry commitment and reduce them thereafter. we know this can be done. in 2010 at the request of then senator kerry epa develops a scenario for stabilize aircraft emissions at approximately 250 million metric tons per year, approving the white efficiency by 2.2% to 2015 to twenty-third wikipedia gpa noted airlines at improve their fuel efficiency by 2% to 3% per year can't conclude similar improvements would be achievable between 2013 and 2013, to improve operations and new aircraft technology including flow technology, lighter air frame and when body design as possible contributors to such reduction. week of the epa should use this study as a baseline in setting its proposed domestic standards. finally epa should consider the opportunity to retrofit existing aircraft. industry leaders have already taken significant steps with cost-effective, save retrofits. the key example of wing let's --winglets which reduce drag 3.5 to 4% on trips over

recomendaciÓn que estÁn dando que usted se toma una fotografÍa con su mall eta hasta cuando en la aerolÍnea y volver a revisar la maleta como la encontraron. >>> ay! no sea mal, leen cargo su maleta, no, para nada. no importa. no lo haga. no, no lo haga. >>> exactamente. el recuerde siempre llevarlos medicamento con su receta por si hay restricciÓn en el paÍs en donde va y siempre pendiente de sus cositas para que no lo acusan. # h tendrÍa que un t er cuidado nos vamos a la pausa despuÉs de darle recomendaciones y enseguida en las carretera los de rimos como terminÓ lo que empezÓ con una simple discusiones. >> que bÁrbaro. >>> aja y en la prÓxima parte rashel. >>> rashel,s no te hagas eso. me parece interesante esa arrugas. >>> a mi tambiÉn. >>> interesante para otros. >>> el botox no es secreto. >>> ademÁs la bruja skwu lezule haber hecho contacto con el espÍritu de joan sebastian. >>> ¿quÉ le dijo? >>> amigos ya estÁ llegando a nuestra casa la princesa de la bachata leslie grace que estarÁ con nosotros aquÍ en un nuevo dÍa que comienza contigo!. vamos rashel!. ♪ get up girl, show me what

address, i'll go ahead and get some information specifically for your area to let you know what the eta is on -- >> okay. if you could come on the side and, you know, give me specific information -- >> thank you. >> -- we'll try and accommodate you. thank you. >> ma'am, you can begin your question. >> good afternoon, mayor. i'm one of your seniors you say you're worried about. so i have been here once concerning the house that is leaning on mine -- >> yes. >> to have it removed. i have no hope unless you do this where are i can start -- >> so the house is still leaning? >> it's still on my house. >> really? all right. let, let me get that address again. don't give it over the loudspeaker. let me get -- >> fill out your questionnaire and hand it to the young lady right here. >> yeah. and give me me that address before we leave. i want to personally follow up on that since this is our second time. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone. one of my seat mates asked me who am i. i'm a new orleans citizen, okay, who have a vested interest this the recovery of new orleans. it is a hard thin

every morning, i give each one of my customers a call to give them a closer eta. that he was deaf. then i thought of amanda. i've known american sign language since i was about 8 years old. it's like music for your eyes. and i thought that was an amazing gift to have, to be able to communicate with the deaf. my friend kanyon asked me to help him explain how today's appointment will go. he was nodding his head and giggling a little bit. i earned his trust that day, i guess. >>> good morning to you. today is thursday, august 13th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we start with a fox news alert. a massive explosion he never saw coming. multiple blasts killing dozens and injuring many more. >> oh my goodness. >>> hillary clinton's team doing damage control after the state department suggests someone may have manipulated her e-mails from the inside. >> sure, blame the help. >>> and daycares exist for a very good reason. >> we are all ready for our presentation this afternoon. >> good because it's in ten minutes. >> what? i can't do that. i have the baby. >> yeah she has the b

. >> from eta, the protect tronic transactions association, we're the trade associations payment industry. i just wanted to play credit card industry historian for a second and just for the benefit of the audience, just mention something that i think is helpful to understanding why chip and pin are often talked about in the same sentence. and steve alluded to this, that everywhere else in the world -- particularly in europe which we're most familiar with -- when the chip was introduced, the mv chip 20 years ago, as he correctly noted, this is 20-year-old technology, it came with chip and pin. they came together. i think an obvious question is, why? why is chip and pin implemented in europe? we're also familiar with, anyone who's traveled to europe and sat in a cafÉ in rome and had the credit card terminal brought out to them is just how it's done overseas. and it's not being done in the u.s. and the reason for that is actually a telecom reason which steve and john and debbie and i will all appreciate as telecom geeks. when emv was first deployed 20 years ago in europe, it was the first im

there is still no eta as those marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you so much. >>> federal aviation officials are investigating two close calls between a drone and planes near jfk airport. the first incident happened around 2:30 yesterday afternoon when a flight coming in from haiti reported an unmanned aircraft while approaching the airport. a few hours later at jfk, another pilot saw the drone as he started to land. it is illegal for unmanned recreational drones to get within 400 feet of planes. >>> a police officer in queens came to the rescue of a good samaritan who got in trouble trying to save a teen from drowning. police say the man jumped into the east river to help a teen who was struggling in the water. the teen made it out okay, but then the rescuer needed some help. that's when the officer jumped in and brought that man to safety. >> good to see that. >>> nice day? >> beautiful day. yesterday was fantastic, we had 89 degrees, today similar. we still got a lot of sunshine out there. we're going to forecast a high of 90, but still the low humidity which makes it b

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william: porque estÁ con pÓlvora que se queda un poco mÁs, y si pueden hacia eta.a ser verdad. justo así te pasa cuando te cambias de servicio móvil y terminas con una conexión malísima y menos confiable. si tu nueva red no funciona como esperabas... vuelve a verizon y ahora obtén 12 gigas por $80 al mes y $20 por línea. verizon. vuelve a una mejor red. karla: quÉ padre, me encanta. william: quisiera saber las cosas que hacen a tu familia Única. karla: una, que nos encanta cocinar a los cuatro juntos. la otra, nos encanta a jugar a la loterÍa con frijolitos. y la tercera, jugamos a la luchita en la cama de papÁ y mamÁ. william: y tÚ, jomari. jomari: vivo solo, y no tengo ni un perro con quien jugar. pero cuando voy a espaÑa, cocinamos, cada uno tiene un rol, yo corto el pan. william: queremos que nos digan las cosas que hacen a tu familia Única porque podrÍas ganar un viaje a los angeles, subir las fotos, y es un viaje para cuatro, no se lo pueden perder, porque estÁ buenÍsimo. jomari: ¿yo puedo participar, y los llevo a nosotros? karla: no podemos participar, pero

y dicen que la investigaciÓn de la fuga del chapo sigue en una etapa preliminar y clasificada en su etarso que els a puro ante a la nominaciÓn democrata bernie sanders querÍa dar en seattle se vio alterado cuando como ven manifestantes de un movimiento por los derechos afroamericanos lote irrumpieron, a penas comenzaba a saludar cuando las activistas se tomaron el podio y se negaban a dejarlo hablar finalmente los organizadores les permitieron tomar la palabra a las mujeres llamaron alah atenciÓn sobre la violencia racial en el aniversario de la muerte de michael brown. >>> dos pistoleros abrieron fuego esta maÑana contra el consumado estados unidos en estambul provocando un tiroteo con la policÍa local antes de escapar del lugar, minutos mÁs tarde las autoridades reportaron haber detenido a uno de los asaltantes que resultÓ herido en la balacera, no se produjeron heridos en la delegaciÓn diplomÁtica horas antes un ataque con bomba en una estaciÓn policial de la ciudad, dejÓ al menos diez personas heridas. >>> saben que la policÍa del new york corres arrestÓ pan hombre que asaltÓ una la