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first street view and i think picture. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. in law. and to treat their peg a second by pollution farmers for industrial quantities of drugs into the ponds. on this farm in fact the fish have caught several diseases so this a big trauma. that click just a moment is a researcher at the university of number were in belgium. he came to help this farmer to treat his sick pango. they do not have too many problem with. this. on the body. to their body and there is also the leading leading in the finish area yes. ok bleeding. and they also get a liver disease in the liver yes. but weakest amount is going to discover that to treat the fish farmers use dangerous doses of drugs. oh plenty of chemical hey. pass this here you can see the antibiotics. in this local pharmacy there are hundreds of boxes of antibiotics of all kinds heavily used on the farms they cause a chain reaction. ok the problem is the problem is that there are always residues modulo found in the environment and eventually bacteria becomes resistant to these antibiotics is

first street view and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on. fears of a possible environmental catastrophe after several ukrainian army shells land at a chemical factory a scare for paris for what it calls the final stage of his liberation of the rest of the east of the country also. embattled iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki digs in as a country's president names and new premier forces are reportedly taking up key positions across baghdad. bryant lockdown swat teams are deployed to stop looting and street violence in the u.s. state of missouri after the killing of an unarmed black teenager by a police officer.

first street view and i think that you're. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the. with the iraqi government under pressure from the islamist insurgency in the country a power struggle has erupted in baghdad prime minister nouri maliki is rallying his supporters after parliament refused to grant him a third term in office some officials say the premier could be preparing a military coup moloch has already launched a verbal assault on the country's president accusing him of violating the constitution in dealing with parliament the prime minister says he'll file an official complaint over president monsoons actions meanwhile the u.s. has urged iraq to form an inclusive government and is backing the country's president the political rally in baghdad comes amid washington's ongoing intervention against islamic state militants in northern iraq u.s. jets have already carried out at least four air strikes against washington has now reportedly also begun their weaponry arming kurdish resistance fighters in the country's north some american lawmakers have called for an even

first street view and i think picture. on our reporter's twitter. instagram. to be in the know. on. i marinate join me on earth into impartial and financial reporting commentary contribute and much. only on us and. the media leave us so we leave the people. bush is sure. they are the visible. shoes that no one is asking with the guess that you deserve answers from. politic. are. welcome back to cross talk or all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing the legacies of the first world war. ok i'd like to go back to perry newhaven here i think one of the most important legacies of the first world war that is very much with us today and problematic is the wilsonian principles of self-determination and sanctity of sovereignty we still haven't gotten it right. no indeed but if if if i may just like to go back very briefly to what was said earlier because i think the few things that need to be corrected about the relative position of german international system in one thousand nine hundred in germany is actually a power on the rise and certainly not declining eco

first street view and i think the true. on our reporters there. in. the in the. welcome back to worlds apart a way of discussing the conflict in ukraine with richard branson sir richard it's been more than a month since the malaysian airlines plane was downed in here crane and i'm sure you were horrified like the rest of us by this incident especially given your legacy in the airline industry and yet more than a month later no data on the investigation has been released you know the communications between ukrainian flight controllers haven't been released either and this is a very difficult question because obviously it's a highly charged political issue and you know releasing some of those results may only add fuel to the fire i wonder what's your take on that d. think we'll ever learn what really happened there well i mean the. only bit of information that i see is oversee the intercepted communications between. the ukrainian breakaway group. which indicates it did. a dreadful mistake and that they thought that they were. crazy and so richard that was later it

first street view and i think picture. on a. and we're back now with william white of the organization for economic cooperation and development mr wright thank you for sticking around now we just learned that the portuguese bank banco asparagus ontario is splitting into a good bank and a bad bank and the equity and debt holders will take some losses there now it brings up the question it's a pretty good question in what way does the banking system transmit or amplify the financial distress of ponzi borrowers to the rest of the credit system. but i think this is. a very good question and entirely pertinent to what's going on in portugal the fundamental problem is that have banks have made bad loans if you want to put it sort of you know ponzi loans in the end but they made bad loans and the loans are going sour there's a tremendous tendency for the bank particularly if it's worried about its own survival to simply pretend that the bad loans are good loans until evergreen the loans by providing more money to pay the interest etc e

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first street view and i think that you're. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be in the. welcome back to the show now in twenty twelve atlantic city welcomed a new two point six billion dollar hotel called rebel rebel was. to usher in a more opulent era for the east coast gambling destination but sadly that didn't happen and after failing to find a buyer in bankruptcy revel announced this week that it will be closing its doors on september tenth revelers just the latest casino to fold in a seat both caesars and the trump plaza hotel and casino will be shutting their doors as well the closings are expected to leave the already struggling city in shambles with up to eight thousand people left unemployed and here to discuss this are to correspondent manila chan manila thank you so much for being here and i know this is good stuff to learn and you see not very far from here and i see it so let's get to is now i want to ask you you know it looks like the rubble was great everything was going well there was no reason for it not to work but it just didn't turn a profit and in fa

s new street cars can hit the track, they have to hit the test track. news4 the only tv view to get the firstide on the new test car. the testing takes place on capitol street-southeast. test of the emergency brake. one of the things the city has to do is test the vehicles to make sure they can respond to any situation. what we're doing right now, an emergency brake going 15 miles an hour testing out the brake. you can see that the emergency brake worked. and we tested the brakes a number of times. >> so far, all of those tests have come back normal which is exactly what we're looking for. >> reporter: as someone said these are not your grandfather's street cars, they're sleek and modern. d.c. has three with three more due. they'll be put through dozens of tests when they finally hit the streets they'll come here to h street here. >> they always say it's like a pregnancy, you have to be patient. bumpy, it's hard. at the end of the day, we end up with a great baby. >> reporter: here on h street the anticipation great. at nor established shops like hillman and sun barbershop since 1961, some no

the first was near japan town and the second on third street in the bay view. >> abc7 news sergio quintana joins us from the hospital with the latest. sergio? >> ama so far the passengers that were rushed here to general hospital have since been released. as you mentioned these crashes happened around 1:30 within about 10 minutes of each other. 40 people injured. 20 at one scene and 20 at the other. a lot had to be sent to the hospital, 23 in total. a passenger aboard the usually busy route described the chaos when it careened into a tractor-trailer truck while trying to avoid a dump truck. >> we felt the jerk on the bus and it caught us off guard. then people started screaming. >> he didn't want to be identified, but he says some riders were thrown on the floor. eight people were treated on the scene and another 12 rushed to the local hospital. and hen minutes later another muni crash in the bay view. >> we felt a really big break and then saw the glass shatter on the side. >> the muni was crowded. we heard a loud noise and then an impact. it rocked like an earthquake. >> it was making a

the first was near japan town and the second on third street in the bay view. >> abc7 news sergio quintana joins us from the hospital with the latest. sergio? >> ama so far the passengers that were rushed here to general hospital have since been released. as you mentioned these crashes happened around 1:30 within about 10 minutes of each other. 40 people injured. 20 at one scene and 20 at the other. a lot had to be sent to the hospital, 23 in total. a passenger aboard the usually busy route described the chaos when it careened into a tractor-trailer truck while trying to avoid a dump truck. >> we felt the jerk on the bus and it caught us off guard. then people started screaming. >> he didn't want to be identified, but he says some riders were thrown on the floor. eight people were treated on the scene and another 12 rushed to the local hospital. and hen minutes later another muni crash in the bay view. >> we felt a really big break and then saw the glass shatter on the side. >> the muni was crowded. we heard a loud noise and then an impact. it rocked like an earthquake. >> it was making a

the first was near japan town and the second on third street in the bay view. >> abc7 news sergio quintana joins us from the hospital with the latest. sergio? >> ama so far the passengers that were rushed here to general hospital have since been released. as you mentioned these crashes happened around 1:30 within about 10 minutes of each other. 40 people injured. 20 at one scene and 20 at the other. a lot had to be sent to the hospital, 23 in total. a passenger aboard the usually busy route described the chaos when it careened into a tractor-trailer truck while trying to avoid a dump truck. >> we felt the jerk on the bus and it caught us off guard. then people started screaming. >> he didn't want to be identified, but he says some riders were thrown on the floor. eight people were treated on the scene and another 12 rushed to the local hospital. and hen minutes later another muni crash in the bay view. >> we felt a really big break and then saw the glass shatter on the side. >> the muni was crowded. we heard a loud noise and then an impact. it rocked like an earthquake. >> it was making a

first involved a muni bus and dump truck near japan town the 2 on third street in the bay view. >> 40 hospitals in the city. sky 7 shows several being loaded on to stretchers. >> we just talked to a man who bruised his mid section in the crash. >> i hit the whole side there. i was scared you know? people going crazy. you know what i mean? i'm hurt, hollering. >> doctors say there could be injuries that aren't aren't easily seen. >> we don't know yet whether any of them will be admitted we don't expect they all will. but we're still doing tests for injuries that may not be obvious to the naked eye. >> how the crashes happened turns out to be clear which is unusual in cases like this. how third street turned after a big rig hit that train on third. this is sky 7 hd. you can see a woman hurt being escorted by a firefighter. you can see

first stop in u.s. waters. the whole project is taking its page from global street view. a keys are home to the only living barrier reef in the united states. but life here as changed dramatically. just ask sylvia earl the world renowned oesh ogceanographer. >> when you look at a coral reef, you are looking at a snapshot of the ocean processes that on a grand scale make this blue planet function in our favor. what's different about the present time is the speed of change and the fact that humans are the victors of that change. it's like the ocean is too big to fail. right? well, no it is failing. it's up to us now. >> reporter: earl says in the past 30 years an estimated 40% of coral worldwide has been lost. that coral protects shorelines sea life and brings in big tourism dollars. and since you can't protect what you can't see, this unprecedented project is under way. a team of divers is documenting the ocean's reefs, the same way google maps out streets. full 360-degree views. every angle of undersea life will go up online. >> high time is what i say. because we've inves

. >>> first let's talk some "street talk" our daily rundown of stocks news, views, and analyst recommendationorm we're switching it up a bit. we'll begin with the under the radar names. this is based in dallas and it got an upxwrad to buy. >> it's going crazy. throwing the under the radar name up earlier, that's just insane. their target 35 -- 32, rather, the stock is currently at 27. big backlog, 1.8 billion. >> okay. bb & t also upgrading tyson foods. >> yeah. >> we were just talking about this stock yesterday. >>> and he said we told you yesterday, tyson told us they could make up the volume from russia elsewhere. about 20% more from where the stock is currently trading. >>> allergan getting an upgrade. >> the analysts saying it's compelling risk/reward profile, following a significant pullback on the stock. that stock is up nearly 70%. this is a big fight to try to block a takeover from valiant. it's kind of an odd call, but still a calling on allergan. >> chipotle. >> it's not a negative, in fact hard to say it simply getting any better, it's basically been so good. so cutting chipotle t

first involved a muni bus and dump truck near japan town the 2 on third street in the bay view. >> 40 people were injured and 23 went to the hospitals in the city. sky 7 shows several being loaded on to stretchers. >> we just talked to a man who bruised his mid section in the crash. >> i hit the whole side there. i was scared you know? people going crazy. you know what i mean? i'm hurt, hollering. >> doctors say there could be injuries that aren't aren't easily seen. >> we don't know yet whether any of them will be admitted we don't expect they all will. but we're still doing tests for injuries that may not be obvious to the naked eye. >> how the crashes happened turns out to be clear which is unusual in cases like this. how third street turned after a big rig hit that train on third. this is sky 7 hd. you can see a woman hurt being escorted by a firefighter. you can see the collision after a big rig tried to make a left turn hit on the side by the vehicle behind him. people were treated and released. >> i'm shook up. i can't talk right now. >> we felt a big break. >> there was no app

saw him first as a street performer in san francisco, then saw him at the comedy store in westwood, bare foot, overalls, view -- straw hat and it ws magic. not just the jokes but the intellect of the man was awesome. i hired him the next day to do the series. >> what series -- >> came on stage an hour later. >> what series? 1977. >> talking about -- it was another version of laugh-in. he came on and exploded. >> let's see an example. front 1977. talk about it after we see it there,. >> did you feel a tremor? i see you're wearing an oakland raiders button. what makes them so great? >> they're tough. >> how tough are they? ithey are so tough they drink their gator aid from reel -- real gators. >> these great good luck charms can beers for a dollar 99. you know, long time ago, god made the world as a joke, and he put mannedkind an the punch line. >> let's learn more. we realize to understand what they are saying we most slow down their speech. here's an example of their speech before. we slow down their speech, to understand what they're trying to communicate to mankind. >> i'm not a tuna. i'm not a tuna. >> i

street bridge, northbound 395. let's take a couple of live pictures. first of all your close-up viewera where you can see the arrow board still set up and activity continuing on the left side of the roadway. the two right lanes are getting you by and you can exit at the gw parkway bu available to chinese consumers and government personnel alike. the operating system is slated for release in october gldz the 66th annual awards honored tv's best. jim parsons won outstanding lead actor in a comedy series again. "breaking bad" won best drama for the fourth time. >> again. >> bryan cranston won outstanding lead actor in a series. anna gunn is a newcomer for supporting actress. julianna marguilies had a good year and they recognized that, outstanding lead actress in a drama series. cbs' "the good wife." outstanding comedy series went to "modern family." >> again. >> marguilies has won before. >>> we have a hot day. almost hot. mid- to upper 80s. tomorrow hot, humid,

first high level u.s. official to visit the scene. >>> have you ever typed your traes into google to see what your house looks like on "street view?"gone viral on-line. it's an alleged drug deal in camden, new jersey. a person was taking a look around his old neighborhood, and he says this spot is known for drug exchanges, and he says he is not surprised. >>> well, approximate must be raining cats and dogs because here are two that have become friends. this canine puppy and cheetah have formed an unlikely friendship. these cubs are only 3 1/2 months old. now. >> who is going to get the better of this? oh. >> the program pairs cheetahs and dogs for companionship, and being together helps them stay calm in public settings. >> take advantage of it, doggy. >> only 3 months old now. can you imagine month by month seeing the difference? >> the dog will be getting a bit more scared and more scared. >> chasing the cheetah, and then pretty soon the cheetah will say i'm ready for you. >> permanent time-out. >> always fun to follow to see how that friendship ends up. sometimes it works out. remember the lion? after all those wreerz they do re

view, it's really nice. >> reporter: first impression? it's airy and bright. wide concourses, and big screens. >> traffic is backed up. >> reporter: but streets around the stadium were squeezed tight as expected. lots are scattered, and the great america amusement park was open, so that lot was unavailable. >> we'll all get there in one piece. >> reporter: this choke point between highways 101 and 237 brought fans to a crawl. >> i think they're just trying to get it under control, but it's a little disorganized. >> we understand that the 49er attendance will be quite a bit more, so we're going to expect heavier traffic at their games. >> reporter: all the more reason for football fans to find mass transit. cal train added two trains today and they were full. >> it was bananas. >> reporter: connecting to vta for the rest of the ride. those with advance tickets breezed on. lines were long for everyone else. >> it's horrendous to get over the hill. >> you plan as best you can, but until you actually do it you don't know. we already scheduled our debriefing meeting. >> reporter: they'll review this week. >> it's going to be a hassle, we have to deal with it. the st

streets of gaza. hamas linked first. -- hamas bl inked first. the israeli government can rub its hands for the cease-fire, which is a tactical win." there is a little bit more moderate view, there is a sense that this 50-day war did not end in a victory or failure, but rather a doleful tie. the real test for this truce still lies ahead. >> back in france, the main story is the new government that is getting down to work today. >> absolutely. that is still the leading story in the french press. wants tohis government be led by a government, manuel valls -- you can see his photo. this is the real turning point hollande's francois presidency -- and president francois hollande's presidency. 59% of people say they think these -- it is a good move to minister. the economy a lot of people said he was a troublemaker, so it is good to get him out of the government. according to the poll, the government has a lot of work for heartserms of winning and minds and building confidence. eight out of 10 people in the poll believe the new government's new economic policy will not be more clear, more just, or more effective than it already is. >> some other papers are taking a closer look

streets nearby. that kind of perspective is why news organizations use helicopters in the first place. out after viewhigh up. in a circumstance like this, it's hard to get beyond the running moment-to-moment experiential level. frankly, that is not enough to accurately and objectively report on the rationality and reasonableness and effectiveness of police tactics and protesters' tactics. it's hard to tell what's happening when you can only see it from five feet off the ground. and part of the reason we cannot tell what's happening from a better vantage point, the media just literally cannot show it. physically, the media is not being allowed to show what we need to be able to show in order to characterize this in a way that is objective and makes the most sense. joining us now is patricia bynes, democratic committeewoman of ferguson township in the city of fuergusoferguson. thanks very much for being with ussen t en tsen to . >> thank you for having me, rachel. >> tell us from your perspective where you think the community is and the police are tonight in terms of the trajectory of these protests. h

streets nearby. that kind of perspective is why news organizations use helicopters in the first place. without a view from high up and a circumstance like this, it is hard to get beyond the running moment-to-moment experiential level. frankly, that is not enough to accurately and objectively report on the rationality and reasonableness and effectiveness of police tactics and protesters' tactics. it's hard to tell what's happening when you can only see it from five feet off the ground. and part of the reason we cannot tell what's happening from a better vantage point, the media just literally cannot show it. physically, the media is not being allowed to show what we need to be able to show in order to characterize this in a way that is objective and makes the most sense. joining us now is patricia bynes, democratic committeewoman of ferguson township in the city of ferguson. thanks very much for being with us tonight. i appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you for having me, rachel. >> so can you tell us from your perspective you think the community is, and where the police are tonight in terms of t

google headquarters in mountain view, california. 11:00 here's at post nine on wall street and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ >>> welcome to "squawk alley" on this tuesday morning. firstp, for the first time ever, usage of apple the ios operating system is slipping behind android. ios traffic fell las month to just under 45%, a little behind android. they were neck and neck for the most part. now android has been the leader in terms of install base for quite some time, but this is the first time its beaten apple on actual usage numbers. sees, jon fortt numbers converge. >> hello. >> good morning. seeing numbers converge, and android had had the market share for its install base for some time as we noted. they have a bigger user base overall. this is about data. what does it mean we're finally seeing apple slip? >> it doesn't matter. doesn't matter at all. here's why. android does not equal google, first of all. a number of different companies out there, oems using android devices without google installed. other apps in china don't accrue to google. it doesn't matter also because if ios has enough people in its growing base, and people who are buying things. either dig

first-quarter earnings, but revenue a bit shy. it raised full-year guidance, but it's still below street views, so that's currently down 4% in the after-hours> tim, any thoughts on that one? >> i think, you know, people are really unsure where these guys are the aggressor or they see people coming into their turf. i think the valuation around 120 bucks is neutral. not a stock that i would say there's a lot of value in if i look at it from a value investor's perspective, but a lot going on with sodastream and starbucks. i think people are looking for guidance where they see competitive advantages, where they see competitors on their turf. it's not a name i think is moving the market here, though, to be clear. >> it's those companies that have been able to beat revenues and earnings and guide higher that have worked higher, and those stocks that have been able to do it, if in fact they've sold off, those are the ones you want to be buying, but these guys sound like they missed on revenue. i've got to hear about the margins, but i also want to know and understand what's happening with that guidance and are they being conservative or not. but i

street view is taking a dive. a team of scientists are mapping the ocean's coral reefs in a pretty incredible way. we'll take you along for their firstck decades. we'll see how selfies got their start. right now ben tracy has a look at some of this morning's headlines. >>> the san francisco"san francisco chronicle" says play ball. the team wanted to resume a game with the cubs that was called off on tuesday at wrigley field. as we showed you yesterday, a nasty storm moved in. grounds crew could not get the - tarp down fast enough and it made the field unplayable. now the game was called with the cubs declared the winner. but now the league says the game should continue this afternoon. this is the first time a team has won a protest in 28 years. you guys might have an opinion about this next one. >>> the tennessee an says a high schooler was sent to the principal's office for saying "bless you" to someone who sneezed. the phrase is on a list of things students cannot use in class. list also includes "my bad" and the words "dumb" and "stupid." the school says the teachers can set their own classroom rules as long as they're reasonable.

google headquarters in mountain view, california. 11:00 here's at post nine on wall street and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ >>> welcome to "squawk alley" on this tuesday morning. firstst time ever, usage of