we're responsible for tomorrow's water fowl hunters. we have to be able to think about habitat 10 and 20 and 30 years from now. so we need to recognize that the climate is changing, that that -- the habitat needs of water fowl are going to change. their migratory patterns are going to change. we need to understand that better so that we can provide the opportunity for hunters in the future. >> thank you very much for your testimony. appreciate it. >> thank you, mr. chairman. in absentia, thank you to senator tester for coming. we do appear occasionally on crossfire and enjoy trying to match wits. i'm sorry senator tester is experiencing hailstorms, increased hailstorms. i think he made a very telling statement, though, when he said, i don't know what's going on. i'm not sure what's going on. but i know that scientists of goodwill disagree about what's going on. and i would say to you, dr. ashe and mr. chairman, gail and i have lived on 521 magnolia drive, tupelo, mississippi, for over 32 years. the lady that built the house before us pl

fowl, as well as kenneth bay and jeffrey miller. we're hoping to be able to have some gro pprogress on that. we continue to press the north koreans. we continue to work through the swedish government which takes care of our interests with regard to american citizens there. i have briefed your staff on this. i know you were aware of that. if there is anything that we can provide you directly, be happy to come up and talk with you about that. >> thank you for that. i'd like to continue to follow up with you at the staff level on mr. fowl in particular. but all of them. thank you very much. i now recognize the acting ranking member, gentleman from california, mr. bera. >> thank you, chairman. ambassador davies, in your opening testimony i think you laid a framework that said any movement forward really starts with the framework that was laid out in the 2005 six-party talks. that is a starting point for us to move forward. also, ambassador king and ambassador davies, in describing north korea, you describe them as global pariah. we desc

fowle is suspected of leaving a bible in a nightclub. a third american, kenneth bay, has been held there for nearly 21 months. back in this country, kent brantly, a 33-year-old american doctor who contracted ebola after going to west africa to treat it, was flown to a military base near atlanta today on a specially equipped chartered airplane. he was then transported by ambulance to emory university hospital. he needed assistance but was able to walk out of the vehicle. brantley will be treated in an isolation ward. the head of the isolation unit there said-- quoting now-- "no one is in any way at risk." it's the first time anyone infected with ebola has been brought to the united states. the outbreak in africa has killed more than 700 people. the fate of tens of thousands of people, many of them children, who entered the united states illegally, remains unresolved tonight. before adjourning late last night, the republican-led house of representatives passed a measure that would speed deportations. but the democrat-led senate did not tak

the two star major general the highest ranking fowl killed in the war in afghanistan and 15 soldiers are wounded including eight americans and a german brigadier general all expected, though, to survive. this happened at camp qargha west of the capital, kabul, training base for officers, the afghanistan equivalent of the west point academy. the camp is less than a year old. at none in afghanistan a shooter in an afghan army uniform opened fire. the pentagon believes the shooter was a member of the afghanistan national security forces. when chairmaning responsibility, the taliban used different wording than we usually see. normally the group names a shooter as "someone in afghan security forces," but this time they call the shooter "afghan soldier with a sensitive responsibility." a pentagon spokesman addressed the issue of green on blue violence which is less frequent as fewer troops are on the ground. >> as terrible as today is, and it is a terrible day, terrible tragedy, we have not seen in the course of the last year as you described it, a spate of the insider threat attacks. that

you presume that thing in the water is a water fowl, right? no, it's an owl. an owl.d it fall in? it's in the water but look at it. it looks like it's doing the backstro backstro. yeah. it's like he's on the lazy river just floating. >> did you see his head? he did the full owl head turn. he thinks he's awesome. >> notice, there is a man with a rake. and the man with the rake is escorting this owl out of the water. but the dad is rescuing the owl, but the water is capturing the video. >> please be careful. one little guy was smming in the water. now he's okeere he goes. >> i don't know if it's having a problem with its wings or legs, but it kind of just hops and flaps onto this piece. stump right there. >> i'm sure he's fine. he's just taking a dip, you know? >> he need to do dry his wings off. it was hard for him to fly with all the water weight. maybe he felt kind of stinky. >> it can happen. >>> well, it's a beautiful day up in your helicopter. this is in a robinson r-22, a small helicopter. it's a training flight. ryan powell up there. he's got a gopro mounted on

. >> a quiet community left speechless, watching this scene un fowl on the 400 block of berlin new freedom road, a man, their neighbor, killed during a officer involved shooting early friday morning. >> we don't know, everybody is curious. >> saddened, man known as daniel pierre now dead. >> i was fishing with him monday. he seemed fine then. >> the shooting unfolded around 9:00. chopper three over the scene as investigators collected evidence. most of their work focused on white trailer near the woods. the victim lived on this property with his mother. >> never starts a conversation. always a nice guy. good-hearted person. has goodheart. so is his mother. we just don't know what happened. >> according to relative, pierre had trouble in the past. >> he was in rehab a few times. see he tried everything. >> and we're told he may have had a confrontation with his mother the night before. investigators aren't saying much. the camden county prosecutor's office is investigating and only confirms that this was an officer shoved shooting. it is unclear why police were at this home to begin with, a

bill: with ricky fowl -- rickie fowler, 67 today, bogey-free a patient kind of round for you today. >> yeah, it was -- i hit it very well on the back nine and kind of had to be patient, couldn't press. and had to accept the pars. i had a lot of good putts a few misreads. didn't get a whole lot out of the round but played a lot of good golf. >> you've been in this position before, all year long, anything you've learned from those previous experiences that will help you tomorrow? >> i mean, it obviously sounds cliche but the patience is key. shot by shot. the biggest thing for me this year is going through the process and the process the week before to make sure i'm ready to play in the major. the process before each golf shot to make sure my caddy and i have the right conversation. >> looks like you'll play with phil mickelson that will be a relaxing sunday. >> we'll have a good time, that's for sure. >> rickie, thank you very must have. good luck tomorrow. rickie fowler, 67 today. jim: he'll be in the next to last pairing. here's the mcilroy shot. >> no divot. >> didn't quite compress

fowle in particular, but all of them. thank you very much. i now recognize the acting ranking member, gentlemen in california, mr. bera. >> thank you, chairman chabot. administrator davies, in your opening test and i think you laid the framework that said any move afford really starts with the frame of those laid out in the six-party, the 2005, six-party talks. that is a starting point for us to move forward. also, ambassador king and administrator davies, in describing north korea, you described them as global pariah. we describe them, the crimes against humanity, the human rights violations. from this vantage point when you look at the kim regime, it's the regime that is less focused on his people and more focused on itself, and creating its place. so i empathize with the difficulty of these negotiations. we can continue to further isolate north korea, but we've also seen when we do that isolation have the kim regime responds in provocative manners. i think you accurately layout that this is not a u.s. north korea negotiation. this is a u.s

fowl as well as kenneth bay and jeffrey miller. we're hoping to be able to have some gro proprogress on that. we continue to press the north koreans. we continue to work through the swedish government which takes care of our interests with regard to american citizens there. i have briefed your staff on this. i know you were aware of that. if there is anything that we can provide you directly, be happy to come up and talk with you about that. >> thank you for that. i'd like to continue to follow up with you at the staff level on mr. fowl in particular. but all of them. thank you very much. i now recognize the acting ranking member gentleman from california, mr. bera. >> thank you, chairman. ambassador davies in your opening testimony i think you laid a framework that said any movement forward really starts with the framework that was laid out in the 2005 six-party talks. that is a starting point for us to move forward. also, ambassador king and ambassador davies in describing north korea, you describe them as global pariah. we descr

queen of the valley medical center in napa yesterday, a 13-year-old hurt when pieces of a chimney fowl was air lifted to another facility in serious condition. another patient at the hospital is in critical and doctors say though do not believe the death of a 30-year-old woman is earthquake-related. >>> mike? >>> we have clouds increasing and lowering over santa rosa at six miles visibility and nine at half moon bay. the deck around 1,900 feet is lowering in the north by as the clouds are rolling through. notice the temperatures in the north bay are warmer by five degrees in novato and two in napa and across 84 and san mateo bridge to 580 from hayward to livermore and only san carlos is cooler. napa is mild at 62 degrees. same in petaluma and mid-50's around calistoga and santa rosa and everyone else in the low-to-upper 50's. cupertino and san jose at 57 and 59. 66 at half moon bay and san francisco and 70's at oakland and 80 at walnut creek and 82 in antioch and 77 in napa. >>> mass transit was a big concern yesterday with a lot of track inspection because of the earthquake and the ca

saying god said let us make man in our image and likeness, and he said, let him have dominion over the fowl of the earth, the fish of the sea, and the beast of the field and every creature that creeps upon the earth. god gave this. thank god. >> coming up, while some at angola find freedom in the brutality of the rodeo arena, there are those who barely see the light of day. >> your restriction is too severe for me. >> for them, there is camp j. >> you will be held here until you can get through the program. >> i have been without food for seven days now. seven days now. >>> angola soil is some of the richest in the united states. and with fieldwork and livestock to attend, horses to be broken, and vegetables to be grown, there is no such thing as an unemployed prisoner. most of the inmates have brought into warden cain's program, but for those who refuse, there's camp j., where the men spend their days in solitary confinement. >> they'll alter their behavior and once they get out into population, they won't commit another rule infraction. the ones that come here come here for serious rule i

boom, i heard to the right and i fowl 18" lower. >>> authorities gave him a ticket for trespassing and tag the neighbor's home because they are afraid the victorian will crumble to the ground so the neighbors moved out and relocated. officials are digging up the gasoline if the house goes and they want to emphasize that it is never okay to go inside a red tagged building. downtown napa back to business, city winery has opened for the first time since the earthquake. the restaurant and concert venue flooded and lost 300 bottles of wipe. inspectors gave it the all clear year. >> i felt everyone could happen as fast as it did because we have a lot support and everyone is working hard and we want to make sure everything is pushed forward so we can further support the community and have a place to come. >> winery is planning a benefit concert to help with the recovery efforts. if you would like to help here is a way: text "red cross," to 90999 and ten dollar donation appears on the next cell phone bill. >>> san jose police are vetoing the -- investigating the death of a woman found in a chu

. >> it's political fowl play. >>> by the way, we reached -- sorry about that. we reached out to tyson and pilgrim pride, pilgrim pride said no comment. tyson foods said -- we're disappointed about the loss of the russian market, but don't expect the impact to be significant. jim, thank you. >>> suddenly the investing world is awash in news. let's filter through this and bring in one of our favorite guys, a lot going on. how are you managing this for your clients? >> a lot of it is going in terms of asset prices. looking for u.s. treasury yields to go down, brian, and then that was opposite of what the consensus has been talking about. but today at 2.45. i have lowered and i'm going to tell you for the first time that the ten-year treasury is going below 2%. >> time frame? >> within the next two months. >> hold on, did you say below 2%. >> below 2% on the ten-year yield. >> with the jobless claims came out this morning, we saw yields drop. a little bit of fodder for the fed hawks. it was quite the opposite. when you see a german ten-year, below 1.1%. you can see

point, i am begging the networks to stop running this picture over and over and over again of jim fowl about to be executed. it is a video wall parent with any story of isis we show this brave guy at worst moment of his life about to end and it is time to ease up on the images. >> ahead we will unveil new footage from our focus group why people think reporting is mostly thin. >> reverend al at the funeral michael brown shares the spotlight. is this just getting out of space control? etting out of control? ♪ defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. easily absorbed calcium plus d. beauty is bone deep. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me zero heartburn... annc: prilosec otc the number one doctor recommend frequent heartburn medicine for nine straight years. one pill each morning 24 hours zero heartburn. what does it mean to have an unlimited mileage warranty on a certified pre-owned mercedes-benz? what does it mean to drive as far as you want... for up to three years... and be covered? it means your odometer... is th

what do you fowl like? because when thee guys have this, like, you know, mini golf take them to del frisco plan already, you're like no, let's change it up. call her, call, you know, a new play. i want to see what you can do. i don't want to have the pre-determined plan that you have already tried the five other checks you met on match. com, ya. so i think that like sometimes you need to like change it up a little bit. you need to know if they're hungry or not. >> well, i agree with you, definitely change it up, you don't want to be like okay, did i this same date with five other girls, and i do it with you. but i sometimes do like when a guy has a plan, and he's decisive, you know, i like that. >> i like. that will i want him -- >> you're bus any love and it is nice to have somebody say this is what we'll do. does that sound good to you, you snow and i'm like sure. >> that's what i am talking b i want them to have five plans, right? like you have got the dawn when did you have forlorn snatch big steak. oka

we have got little fog out there little dreary initially, but we are going to see brighter day un fowl. just give it time. i promise you you will seeing more sun sun today. next cold front on the way. meantime, bertha makes its closest path to the jersey shore, the delaware beaches tuesday night into wednesday. so it is casino after active pattern, without any major impacts on our area. which is good. we start off with the fog sun will shine, high hits 86. drop to 68 tonight under couple of clouds, could be a very isolated shower or storm but that's just it, it would be so spotty, most of you are dry, don't worry about umbrella today. tomorrow flirts with 90. by wednesday we seymour showers, storms, develop as the result of the next cold front. and then we clear it out. thursday friday, look awesome. bob, over to you. >> good morning everybody 6:45, live look, hey who took 95, behind me here, live look as the fog starts to roll in here. this is i-95 in northeast philadelphia. for the gang leaving say bridge street, cottman avenue, headed south the headlights working your way past girar

so as we are trying to maintain and now restore and protect habitat for migrating water fowl, we have the increasing complexity associated with changing climate and the disruption of their migratory behavior. and so if you think again about that hen mallard as she's migrating, if the temperatures are warmer -- think about you and me. if we were making a journey of some 2,000 miles and the temperature is now a degree and a half warmer than she was evolved to tolerate. and the prospect now is for temperatures to rise throughout the end of the century. so she, from a thermodynamic standpoint, she not only has to make that trip with less habitat, she's going to have to make that trip in a hotter world. it's a strenuous endeavor. migration is a strenuous and risky endeavor for any species. and now we are increasing the stress on that animal to make that trip. she's got to make it every year. she's got a tight time schedule. she has demanding food and energy requirements and we are making that journey harder for her. >> i realize, mr. director, this is not a climate issue, but i'm merely tr

matthew miller and jeffrey fowle who made their pleas on video are expected to go on trial on chargeshostile acts against the state. and a third american missionary kenneth bae is serving 15 years hard labor on the same charges. >>> and finally, meet nyima, the canine candidate from washington state when a watkim county prosecutor was running opposed for the third time, nyima's toner wanted to prove a point, to get her to first. first if there are enough signatures. >> he looks trustworthy. >> you know he'll get some votes if he gets on. >> we'll start the petition here. >> honest-looking dog. >> hard working. >> weird. >> and that. >> we love nyima. >> ron always sizes up the morning. thank you once again ron. time for the weather and meteorologist erika martin in our new haven station wtnh. would you vote for him? >> i totally would. he's so adorable. i'm sure he'll do a great job, as well. locally we're seeing the eastern seaboard getting pounded with lots of rain. there is that stationary bound boundary i was talking about earlier. notice the oranges and the yellows, that's tellin

saying god said let us make man in our image and likeness, and he said, let him have dominion over the fowlthe earth, the fish of the sea, and the beast of the field and every creature that creeps upon the earth. god gave this. thank god. >>> coming up, while some at angola find freedom in the brutality of the rodeo arena, there are those who barely see the light of day. >> your restriction is too severe for me. >> for them, there is camp j. >> you will be held here until you can get through the program. >> i have been without food for seven days now. most of our empls live in the same communities that we serve. people here know that our operations have an impact locally. we're using more natural gas vehicles than ever before. the trucks are reliable, that's good for business. but they also reduce emissions, and that's good for everyone. it makes me feel very good about the future of our company. ♪ let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber can do. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, a medium macchiato, and two espressos -- one with a double shot. that's not the coffee talkin'.

. >> the makers avid yo game follow graphic violence and fowl language may make their latest projectme think this kind of negative publicity is exactly what the city needs. >> and it looks like a sweet harmless doll but causing all sorts of controversy. why parents say what's inside the diaper should come with warning. >> veteran police officer goes toe to tow with robber in a home invasion. he survives the man does not and tonight the search is on for the other robber. it happened overnight in northeast philadelphia. our dave schratwieser has more on the veteran officer police are hailing a hero. >> heroic. i don't need to say any more than. >> reporter: that's how commissioner ramsay described the actions of a veteran officer after he came face to face early friday morning with a gun-toting suspect who opened fire at close range. >> at one point the gunman actually put the gun right to his head. >> reporter: the officer swiped the suspect's gun away and returned fire killing the suspect and side this home just off the boulevard during a home invasion. the suspect had a long history

the wetland breeding grounds of our nation cost most treasured iserfall -- water fowl drying up. insufficient action threatens our multibillion-dollar outdoor recreation and tourism economy. sportsmen and other outdoor enthusiasts help conserve and protect wild places. while the national wildlife federation is working diligently with wildlife across the country to help make wildlife habitat and local communities more resilient, science tells us we need to rapidly curb industrial pollution are many species simply will not be able to adapt. we need to make sure we're doing everything we can to reduce the pollution fueling climate change. we are here today to applaud the long overdue step of reining in carbon pollution from the nation's largest existing source, power plants. the proposed standard is a strong start. it is a uniquely american solution. it establishes clear standards while providing states the flexibility and tools to achieve the standards in the way that makes the most sense to them. it builds across work -- upon work across the nation. is very clear that epa listen c

everything up and running and john fowl her was out there and a-- which is a fantastic sign and because hospitals practice because we're in earthquake country. john joining us live. john? >> thanks. we just got an update. take a look at some video. what you'll be looking at here is a sheet held up by the paramedic crews to help keep the privacy of a child. not certain which facility it is. likely children's hospitalling however. what we have learned about this child is that he or she was injured when a chimney fell during the earthquake. this is what happened -- you recall 14 years ago in napa when the 5.2 earthquake hit. apples injured a -- that child subsequently died. there are 89 patients. two here remain in critical condition. that third critical patient was -- when the thing -- one of things that we learned was there is damage inside this hospital. we talked to a witness who was in the hospital during the earthquake. he said the beds jumped up and down a foot and things rattled, glass broke, ceiling tiles fell down and a number of other serious problems including flooding on the f

continue actively to seek the release on humanitarian grounds of kenneth bechltay, matthew mi and jeffrey fowl so that they may be reunited with their families. in terms of security and nuclear issu issues, north korea must also address its egregious human rights violations. the choice is clear. if north korea does not take this action, it will continue to face greater isolation, condemnation an increasing pressure from the international community. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you very much, mr. ambassador. members will now have five minutes to ask questions. i'll begin with myself. ambassador davies, on july 20th, secretary kerry was quoted as saying that north korea has been "quieter." i wouldn't describe the historic number of missiles and rocket and artillery launches this year so far -- nearly 100 -- as quiet. i also don't believe that solely because north korea hasn't staged another nuclear test this year that we would necessarily call pyongyang's behavior "quiet." can you perhaps clarify why secretary kerry is describing north korea as such and tell us how you can justify that clas