we asked richard gill if this is typical.he textile-industry situation is indeed typical of economic problems. the first small expenditures for worker protection were able to produce large improvements in worker health. to improve health still further required quite massive expenditures. the further we go in one economic direction, the higher the costs. you may have wondered why i've drawn the production possibilities curve with a bowed-out shape. this shape expresses the principle i've just mentioned. the more of one economic good you produce, the more it usually costs in terms of some other economic good you must give up. our goods are cotton textiles and worker health. the more we divert our resources from producing textiles to producing protection devices, the healthier our workers. we'll move along the curve in this direction. but notice the difference between the moves from a to b and from b to c. we get the same improvement in worker health. these lines are equal. at the beginning, we get this improvement with a small

we asked richard gill.e most interesting things about markets is that they can produce the unexpected. they can stimulate innovations. the introduction of minimills in the steel industry was such an unexpected innovation. the supply and demand curves for our steel industry in the 1970s looked like this. because of foreign competition, demand was low. we have illustrated this by placing our demand curve far to the left. the price of steel was here, the quantity produced, here. why didn't the domestic steel industry simply lower its prices? as we know from the levittown story, the quantity of a product demanded usually increases at lower prices. the answer is, they couldn't expand because of costs. usually, as you expand production, your costs go up. this is why we have drawn the supply curve for steel sloping upward towards the northeast. it isn't generally possible for businesses to supply more of a product unless they can get a higher price or they lower costs. this is where the minimills came in. the mini

three redwood city schools are the recipients: hoover, taft and john gill elementary school.will use the donation to buy ipads and chrome books and make campus improvements. it's the first wave of a $120 million megapledge from facebook's mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan. the goal is to infuse the schools with technology. the schools are the first districts to receive donations. san francisco and palo alto will be getting checks this year, as well. >>> some major tech retailers are making it easier to go back to school with some big discounts for students. the student id or even the.edu email address lets you cash in. apple is offering up to 2 hundred dollars on its computers and tablets. use your student email address with adobe and receive coupons for heavily discounted services. best buy, dell, microsoft, are all offering anything from major discounts to a free tablet with certain purchases. and don't forget amazon. you can get a prime membership for half off. i know you've been doing a little shopping. >> oh, my gosh! back to school for two girls? yeah, it gets

this is my boy gill. i don't know. ever since that genetic research has come through.he botox is working. you feel better with the elephant hormone? [trumpets] what are you doing? what's the next step? you see people get those contact lenses with the goat eyes. great party. [hisses] thanks, charlie. >> that was good. >> that was fun. that was a wild riff. that was free range. charlie gives you open field. >> how much of this is simply natural comedic talent? >> lenny bruce said it best. you start off trying to win the attention of your mother just for one of these. is this thing on? then you work from there. >> so thirsty. >> that was funny. as it goes along to become something you learn and you work on. then the moments where you get the open field, like you saw. sometimes you get a gift and you go with it. >> but that is a gift. >> some would say touch. some would say it is voluntary tourette's. that's why when you look at joe biden and joe says things like even people with tourette's say, no, joe. joe. i think sometimes it is both. it is a nice combination of the tw

. >> gill will store in texas gets a gruesome donation.an skull was found by an employee in a pile of donations left at one of its thrift stores in austin. detectives say the remains were found back in july. but they could have been there a lot longer than that. a local medical examiner's office has determined the skull is from an adult who may have died two years ago. >> people donate all sorts of things to goodwill including prosthetic limbs, prostatic breasts, ashes kind of a collector's paradise. >> i think they should be happy, put it in the auction and get some money for it. >> police don't think foul play was involved but they're asking for anyone with any information to come forward. goodwill says it does not keep a record of who donates what to their stores. >> utah police say a woman used a pound of bacon to get back at an ex boyfriend g today she was in court on burglary and arson charges. the new details about possible state of mind. >> and you may be talented, hard worker with that perfect resume how being overweight could cos

relevant 30 years later, that we would have another group out of that, bell biff devoe and johnny gillbrown helped spur from that and all of that to still be able to tour without a permanent record on the radio. all of that stuff is extra icing on the cake, that's the blessing and that's the plan that i guess our creator had for us beyond what we could imagine ourselves. who would have known five kids from the streets of boston, massachusetts, in a place where they say that you're not supposed to be able to make it out of would be able to really plan or work hard and achieve their dreams and be sitting here in these three chairs 30 years later. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> being a part of new edition was like the academy of music and information because you take a little bit of vibe and you have it for life as far as putting anything together on the stage. >> that blue print formed a brotherhood that goes beyond the music. ♪ ♪ >> i think in the issue ginning, when you're young and you're kids you spend so much time together on the bus and hotels. in the very beginning we had to share hotel rooms together,

from a business and those are just some of the e-mails and letters we've received in support of free gill watch and this is demonstrate to the community they have a pinball lead for people that spend time and get to know one others we wants to make the process easier. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> any questions commissioners. commissioner >> thank you for your presentation i have a question on the number of thresholds. 34 and 10 and 4 and 11 requiring a license. how did you come up with those numbers and what is it based on >> there's currently is a definition for an arrest warrant cascade under the planning code and in the police code 11 e.r. more games constituents an arrest warrant cascade you have reached a critical mass of games below 11 there's more flexibility we said for non-bars anything below 11 they don't need a permit the entertainment commission doesn't need the oversight. there was some debate how we deal with bars originally the legislation that was introduced said a bar can have one game and anything else needs another permit. the - supervisor

right now 57 in san francisco. 60 in oakland. 63 in san carlos, 63 in gill roy and half moon bay at 57. a shot with the low clouds and the background. napa, santa rosa, mid 60s for fairfield, concord and livermore. notice how much cooler it was today. well right now, it is 14 degrees cooler in fairfield and in livermore than it was 24 hours ago. so that was the big trend for today. another live shot of the bridge and low clouds. so we have fog and clouds spilling in from the coast overnight. we'll wake up to gray skies but see afternoon sunshine, especially inland areas will clear out a little sooner. a little change next week with the accuweather seven-day forecast. temperatures don't seem to budge. the forecast model shows clouds spilling in with increased sea breeze. temperatures will start off on the cooler side, mainly 50s for the most part. 56 in san francisco. 57 oakland and milder in san jose at 60 and 58 in livermore. we had a dome of high pressure that brought the triple digits yesterday. this is starting to move away so the head eased a bit today and it will continue to be m

san francisco 60, oakland 62, san carlos 64 and san jose 66 and gill roy 61 and half moon bay in the 50s. 57. we're looking live at the tower. low clouds, santa rosa, 5 napa 64 and we've got 50s and 60s and still in the lower 70s through concord and livermore. this time we're looking from the explore cam. we have a very steady pattern into next week, very typical summer-like pattern and here is why. we have high pressure set up over the pacific. we have air moving from high to low. this will bring a steady sea breeze, a slightly strong erma re -- marine layer and overall, a quiet pattern and so a very steady week ahead in terms of temperatures. overnight lows in the 50s. 52 in napa. we could see patchy fog develop. 56 in half moon bay and 59 san jose. but tomorrow, warm again in the south bay with temperatures near normal. 82 san jose, look for some upper 70s through redwood city, palo alto and mid 60s in pacificia and along the coast. downtown 67 and san francisco 78. we've got some low 80s through santa rosa, sonoma, napa and clear lake, very comfortable and mild in the east bay, 7

they wrap a rope around its gill, and they start dragging it. this is a catch and release.ou do see them letting it back into the ocean. >> 300 pounds. impressive. i guess 13 is the new standard for catching fish. >> you know who else caught a fish this big? >> like that. that's you waiting on that, aren't you? >> i did take a trip to washington and went salmon fishing, and this is the moment i have hooked myself a fish. this is the first time i've been out in the water, so just hooking a fish, kind of a big deal for me. i worked very hard. this salmon was fighting. i do have this guy helping me out. he has the net ready to go. >> look at that. >> there's my fish. he finally gets it in the net, and -- >> yeah! [ cheering ] >> oh, that's awesome. >> i love the boots, the hat. you look the part. >> r.j. and steve were very helpful from pacific salmon charter. they worked their butts off the entire trip, and they helped me reel this thing in. >> when are we coming over for a nice salmon dinner. >> any day you want. >> your face is classic. >> look at that. look at your mouth.

removing skilled nursing beds that are short-term beds it puts greater pressures on the community to gill i fill the gaps for additional needs in the effect they're a full capacity at c mc you take care of the short-term rehabilitation needs and c pmc looks outside of their facility to support their needs to take beds from the city that needs the long-term care beds those are the ones we're talking about being in greater shortage in the long term. but i would say about long term skilled nursing beds that's not the ideal place to provide care for our growing senior population there's a great effort put into aging in place and providing appropriate services to patient in the their home to allow them to live in their home and while certainly patients that are older he needs the skilled beds there will be a need for instill based care not the direction the industry is going. i don't know if i've directly answered 2 but there's a combination of things >> yeah.. so let me pickup on where you left off this is my second question there's a huge demand i don't pvend prevented to be an expert but th

. >> the gill is getting ready to undergo radiation therapy at st. jude's children's hospital.ple who have never met her are taking part of the ice bucket challenge to help her family pay for mounting medical bills. our media partner posted this video. have someone pour a bucket of ice water on your head, take a video and challenge someone else to do it and the goal is to raise 500,000 and people have donated $124,000 so far. if you would like to help we have a link on can thing of no better reason to get ice water dumped on your head. head. >> who will get to >> anything to raise money. >>> the coaches get the water poured on them anyway. >> i am watching joey... >> no ice bucket until it is cooler. >> it was refreshing this morning after being so sticky. i got home and the house was 80 and the houston was way up and i was having to turn the air conditioning so. it worked. wind at 20 miles per hour. it is not sitting on the deck of the bridge but it will lower. the earlier you get across the golden gate bridge the better of you. the deck will close we are and cloud cover will

a lot of 80s at gill roy. and a look ahead, your weekend is always in view.nd temperatures up just enough, as we head into thursday and friday. that means warmest spots, i upper 80s, could be flirting with 90-degrees. and no mayor changes here, but of course, just looking at that camera with all of the dry hills, freudianer is a reality, each day that passes, august, september, october, we'll be watching for that and later in august, we get the warm offshore winds. but it is not showing up just yet. >>> okay, thank you, mark. well, it is called the noble prize for mathematics. and for the first time, a woman has won it. her connections to the bay area. >>> well, stocks are higher in afternoon trading with the dow moving positive, despite a mixed factor of economic news. and shoppers were flat in july. the commerce department says that retail sales were up a little bit. the dow is up 90. the nasdaq is up 43. s and p, up 12. >>> candy crush's stock, the proceeds from the once wildly popular game, were down for than ex-petted. share--expected. shares are down ab

funding we work hard with nancy pelosi to prevent that but when it happens beyond our control our city gills i fills gaps we do this through supervisor campos and supervisor scott wiener and others working together to make sure our board and mayor are working strong to fill those gaps there's so much to do with the gaps we're talking to president obama with the occurring of aids as that time comes nearing near we're going to make sure we bridge the gaps and people live strong rich lives there's so much to be proud of you was happy with pacific whispered in my area to get the goats up to the hill so we can have the pink triangle flourish and make sure monthly the pink triangle flourishes but we'll have over one million people in the city to continue to educate them san francisco is no longer a community of lgbt we have to be the example for the rest of the country and the rest of the world we'll continue to do that (clapping) also on the cutting-edge this city is a great city because of the diversity we can't be a great city unless the talent of all our community are unleashed whether a trans

"this is my boy, gill."at genetic research has come through and the botox is working and the kids are happening. how you feel? you feel better since the elephant hormone? what are you doing? that's the next step. you know people now, you see people get those contact lenses with the goat eyes. "how you doing?" "great party." >> rose: thank you. >> thanks, charlie. >> rose: that was good. >> that was fun. >> rose: that was one of the best. that was a wild riff, as they say. that was free range. i love when you go open field-- charlie gives you open field. >> rose: he does. >> you can go full tilt with charlie. >> rose: show him what you can do. >> bring out everything. throw everything in the mix. >> rose: he's going to like it. >> "charles has a valve." people do come up to you and say, "way to go." you are better now. he who runs like a horse will have a great day. charles is good. he is now happy. the brain is back online." >> rose: exactly. and he can breathe and he can sleep and he can walk and talk. >> a

zumhur.moved past d simonsimons -- gilles survived into the second round, as did richard gasquet, but it wasn't a stroll in the park. >> it was physically difficult out there for me. even harder in the second set. to win the first two sets was already a feat. i was concerned about my physical state because of recent injuries. it wasn't so easy for me, but it was great to win in three sets. >> in the women's draw, business as usual for serena williams. she passed 18 euro taylor townsend in straight sets to qualify for the second round. taylor townsend in straight sets to qualify for the second round. came unstuck against bellis. that was the biggest gold in the women's competition on day -- biggest jolt in the women's two.etition on day wt crusshed -- crushed celtic. a comfortable win. arsenal go into their second leg tas.h against basik they haven't won the european title. they did get to the final in 2006. >> nothing is unthinkable, because it happens -- has happened to 99% of all the big clubs in europe. but what we all want is of course to be in there and think we have the potentia

cac members we're trying to balance the transparency so people can weigh in and lastly the m t f gill's want to thank courtney and others in the background. >> thank you, ms. lombard and all the staff that worked on this. questions or comments let's open this up for public comment is there any public testimony seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor kim >> so i just had a question on the school portion i know there were one hundred and 15 thousand looked for fiscal year 2015-2016 is allocated and then the following year a smaller grant i was hoping that someone could walk me though how the grant will get spent down. >> just to clarify is this for a particular school locations. >> i asked about carmichael. >> let me pull of sfgov staff we've opportunity the work. >> yeah. that was in the report. >> yeah.. good morning with the sfmta thank you for the question so if i'm understanding you want an update on the sfmta project eave recently implemented a walking audit and the draft is being finalized we're going to enter the environmental at the end of this year with the constructio

notice the cloud cover overhead right now. 57 in san francisco, 60 oakland, and 59 san carlos, 59 in gillay 50s. i'll move out of the way. the camera showing the beautiful bay bridge. upper 50, fairfield low 60s and concord 59 and livermore 59. one more shot, the cloud cover overhead with a little light pollution and forecast, spotty drizzle is possible overnight tonight. a little change in our forecast over the next 24 hours but lightning is possible tomorrow night with low pressure near us. the bigger story today was definitely cooler temperatures. look at this, the 24-hour change saw from three to ten degrees, cooler today than we were yesterday. we're going to stay in this cool pattern for sunday, as well. the reason why on our water vapor loop, the counter clock-wise swirl close to the coast as an upper level low and breezy around here tomorrow and that wind coming off the ocean water will keep us rather cool, especially along the immediate coastline. so overnight tonight, we see mainly cloudy skies, a chance of spotty drizzle. we notice the forecast is picking up on spotty drizzle c

. >>> opening statements will begin in the trial of a woman accused of kid naling a 5-year-old gill at a school. christina regusters is accused of sexually assaulting the girl after taking her from cobb elementary school. prosecutors say regusters was used in garb posing as the child's mother. >>> a settlement in a atlantic city hotel accused of produces gouging. any hotel agreed to pay $65,000. state officials claim that company raised room rates to $200 a night just after the governor declared a state of emergency in advance of the hurricane. before that, rooms were going for $80 a night. >>> well you know, teachers often use current events in the classrooms, and this unrest in ferguson, missouri, is a perfect example. but one lesson has a teacher in big trouble. what students say they were told to do in class. >>> and a life-saving lesson in this classroom. students listen up in new jersey, learning cpr is now the law. forecast. we're tracking changes a chance of s showers today, tomorrow. then cooler temperatures for the weekend. what to expect in the "first alert" seven-day foreca

francisco on my way here i was unable to get on the first stops it was crowded did a b x was packed to the gills a that's exactly the capacity this project will bring to the city from again from the day it opens but for the next generation for all the growth in san francisco particularly to the esdz of san francisco where the t line runs we're happy to be here. a big project didn't happen overnight it takes years and in this case decades of hard work and vision it takes leadership, it takes a lot of technical diligence and engineering and any member of the public wish to speak on this item and a lot of people too many to be able to thank today but know that a lot of people spent a lot of work trying to marking make this happen. i do want to acknowledge in particular our funding partners leslie from the transit administration and tilly chang in the transportation arthur i don't know if anyone is here from the metropolitan transportation system but we have one representative here we have caltrain a lot of folks working to make that happen and particularly our federal senators barbara boxer and dia

"eyewitness news" on the scene of the 1700 block of gill forward street. investigators say, two men tried to rob someone at gunpoint around 11:30 last night. one of the suspects, though, did not get very far. police say he shot himself in the leg while running away. police are still searching for the second suspect. >>> tragedy strikes the world of nascar after a deadly crash in up-state new york. tony stewart was competing in a sprint race saturday, a sprint car race there is was saturday night at motorsports park. now, during the race he caused another driver, kevin wards to spin out. ward got out of his car right there in the middle of the track. that's when he was struck by stewart's car. the incident being investigated by authorities. >> as we speak at this time, there is no evidence in hand or no facts that would support a criminal charge or support criminal intent. >> stewart was also supposed to race in a competition yesterday; how much, he withdrew following saturday night's accident. >> us and britain continue to drop food and water to tens of th

the debate over access to this fran gill land pits its caretakers against thrill seekers everywhere. it? >> no, i would not. >> come on, richard. >> i'm scared of heights. i started climbing so i could kind of train myself to handle heights like that. forget about it, not on a rope. >> i am too but i would give that a try. i wouldn't do skydiving but probably give that a try. the scenery helps. >> you do 15 ropes what is you would do. >>> a look ahead, three federal appeals judges will hear same-sex marriage cases from four states. appeals from ohio, michigan, kentucky and tennessee. many observers believe the issue will end up in the u.s. supreme court. >>> happy birthday to punky brewster, sew lay moon fry, 38. six sense writer, director m. knight sham milan turns 44 and ten-time hall of famer david robinson. mr. robinson is 49 years old. no shorter, though. keep it here for sports, weather. i'm richard lui and the entire "early today" team, thanks for watching. you gotta get to subway for the protein packed black forest ham and cheese. enjoy lean, sliced ham with a hint of sweetne

authorities responded to the scene on the 1700 block of gill forward street. that's where two men tried to rob someone at gunpoint. police say one of the suspects accidentally shot himself in the leg. that suspect then turned up at temple hospital, where police were called. >>> and, as the family every connie mcclane murray prepares to bury her husband gets ready to face justice. philadelphia police say that christopher murray has confess today killing her. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is joining us from police headquarters to bring us up to date on the investigation. syma? >> reporter: that's right, erika. police say the man who confessed to killing connie mcclane murray is her own husband. and they say his actions after the murder was all an act. >> it seemed almost a show, the concerned husband show. >> reporter: like a show a story would you see play out on tv. a woman is found dead, a neighborhood on high alert, but it turns out the killer is the victim's husband. police have charged christopher murray murder. he spent most of saturday night b

patrol when they noticed hairston anthem driving recklessly, blocking traffic at the intersection of gill forward and coply roads. it was just steps away from hairston's home here on little cross road where police were finally able to apprehend him. >> the owner of the car was so drunk he couldn't get out of the car without assistance. >> reporter: we visit add woman who calls herself hairston's fiancee, she said he would never put his nephews in danger. >> no, no, not like that. >> then quickly closed the door on our cameras. police say hairston was supposed to be babysitting his never use. fortunately, they were returned to their mother without a scratch. >> not only could he have endangered those two children in the car, apparently were his nephews, but co-have endangered an entire community. >> hairston arrested on 11 counts including d. i, endangering the welfare after child. remains behind bars with a $15,000 cash bail. in upper darby, noel mcclaren, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> your time now 5:08. damage from the earthquake that shook up the napa valley could reach $1 billion. thi

. >> people like vince gill have asked you the join in with their performances. >> i had an amazing opportunity a little bit of the new single "need you." do we have that? ♪ everybody's asking me where we are at, but all i can say, i don't think she's coming back ♪ >> as strong as your voice was in the first video, when that went viral when you were 12, now you're 16 and you can hear the maturity in the voice now. i read on the facebook page that you had a big meeting on the temperatureth that might -- 26th that might change your entire life and you were going to keep us posted. what can you tell us? >> all i can say is that i have a big meeting on monday, a very big meeting and we might be having a partnership. >> this could lead to a big record deal? >> big thing. >> and you're living in nashville now. >> i'm living in narcville and working on the album. >> we won't ask you to say anymore because we want you to have the best voice with saturday the 31st. in case you're in new york for the concert. you'll see brendan. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> that's it for us

gill roy, not neither fire obviously. 85 degrees, an here are some other temperatures as we look at mtlo with nothing but sunshine. currently in the mid-90s in fair feil. by the way, fairfield. you made it all the way up to 97 today. it was cooking. concord and liver more 92 degrees. antioch made it 2091 but, of course, the fog kept you comfortable. in half moon bay and pacifica mid-60s. a view from our sfo camera, and you can see the fog is rolling n.clouds will thicken overnight. peeks of sunshine for your friday. we're looking at brighter holiday weekend forecast so let's take a look at immediate concern here. marine weather statements still remains up for our coastal waters. that southerly swell will continue through friday with unusually strong currents possible. swells will slowly subside as we hit the weekend. current wave heights are 6 to 7 feet. remember, if you're heading to the coast today, just be careful. going down south and starting your weekend early, high surf advisory for southern california beaches until 8:00 p.m. friday. los angeles county and orange county coast li

gill full bright goes by the name honest, and here's why. >> this campaign, it's not about me, it's aboutversion of me that will appeal to you, a version that visits random work sites with paid actors pointing at things. as a conventionally attractive, let curiously still family. listening to my constituents, legislating, things are things i don't do. what i do is spend about 70% of my time raising funds for re-election. >> phil looks pretty good there. his indie go-go campaign has already passed the $20,000 goal, bringing in almost $75,000 in crowdsource funds with four more days to go. i don't know how high that could go, but -- >> i like the uncomfortable shot with him and his wife where it just looked awkward. >> it's awesome. >>> now, an update on everyone's favorite 5-year-old, noah ritter. >> yes. >> he took youtube by storm, the young phenom made famous by this interview. he's racked up 7 million youtube views. noah's grandfather told the "times tribune" he received 200 calls requesting interviews. here's what noah had to say about that. >> you look like a pretty big star these da

the dash cam was rolling when officer gill benitez found michael arnold stuck in his nonfunctioning electricr a block from the arm in the pouring rain. he pushed him home, dried him off and waited for his family to arrive. >> sir, i am very grateful for your help. i didn't even catch your name. but i thank you. >> any one of us would have done that. i just happened to be there first. the officer says he was just doing his job but a very grateful arnold says benitez saved his life. >>> and time now for sports highlights. they are dominated by baseball. >> both the professional and little league variety. this morning here are our friends at espn. >>> what's up, get up, good morning, america. this is the "sportscenter" set in los angeles. he's stan. i'm neil. and there's nothing little about our little league world series coverage. >> and nothing little about the way mo'ne davis has been playing for the taney dragons representing pennsylvania. they're from center city, philadelphia. davis the first girl to ever win a game as a pitcher in the little league world series. pennsylvania trying to gi

beforehand, and >> i have been on market street at 6:00 with only one street car that is packed to the gills. and these seem like accident vehicles and i would like to have them combine with the existing fleet. this seems like a good addition to the fleet and i hope that more vehicles are added to the fleet because this is an ex-expanding population in the city and we desperately need it and we should have enough vehicles, at all times to provide adequate service, and i mean that you should really be, saturday, night, and in the subway, and you will see, how horrible it is as far as having access to the transportation. and this is a transit first city. >> anyone else care to address the board. >> seeing none we, have a motion. we don't. >> we have amended the resolution. and right. >> we have mended the whereas klous and is there a mention >> a motion. >> second. >> all in favor, say aye. >> item 12. adopting a policy for placement of wireless facilities on sfmta owned and managed real estate assets; approving the master license agreement for placement of pole-mounted wireless facilities on

it is possible the driver did not know they hit the gill but the driver needs to come forward. police have the car on surveillance video: a white four-door sedan from the 1990's with a dark rim and bumper. loyresha gage was in jail this morning. no word on weapon she could be in court. the 2-year-old's funeral is scheduled for sunday. >>> a chicago munition who is performing in san francisco this week arrived from ferguson and gave a look from the frontline. >> hectic. chaos. what i imagined a war done to feel like. that is ferguson. scary. communal event. people surviving and dealing. >> we have been reporting unrest and protests each night inning if son, missouri, for two police shooting death an unarmed teen. a man was wrongly arrested for failure to disperse. he was held but not charged. he went to ferguson because he saw it as an opportunity to try to help, listen, and learn. >> a hair salon will re-open after a crash that ended at their front step. a domestic violence suspect slammed into the salon and san francisco into fred's restaurant. a man was pinned. a deputy spott

and steal has traded essentially prisoners, that it holds for return of israeli soldiers in the case gill lad it trades thousands of prisoners. which it then proceeded to rearrest. they make clear they will go after and kill anyone who does harm to one of their citizens. >> america tonight, thank you so much. >> when we return, i what ignited flash point ferguson? the pass is coming down now, we are hearing pass fired. >> joins us with a look at the early hours of the city under siege, the the strong arm tactics that trigger as community's anger. and we'll have an exclusive look at the young man's death that inspired a movement. >> no matter what picture has been painted of him, he was a kid, kid'ses do things. kids can be forgiven, and move on. michael, did no deserve what was presented to him. correspondent with exclusive insight into michael brown's story, the kids who graduated with him, and why hid death, is such a shock to them. >> al jazeera america presents borderland's dramatic conclusion >> no one's prepared for this journey. >> our teams experience the heart breaking desperatio

she gets off more criminals than con jaw gill visits. i am here with defense attorney remi spencer and kurt metzger. and she is all that and a box of wine. and he interrupts our guests more than breaking news. he co-hosts the race wars. >> lightning roooooouuunnd. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> should machines teach our tweens? a private school in abu dhabi will be offering math classes taught by robots. yes, a humanoid robot will instruct students on addition and subtraction. and another will help with special needs children. even a robotic dog that falls asleep and students are not paying attention. they say the school president has some of the most advanced robots including flying robots and pet ryan seacrest. meanwhile, cats are teaching robots a lesson. >> gonna pay for that. sherrod -- >> these robots have taken our jobs. you can't find an asian kid? that's how nobody wants to go to abu dhabi. even the filipinos -- we will work it out here. >> kids don't even listen to adults. will they listen to robots ? >> they

clouds over the tops of the buildings there. 59 in san francisco, 62 at oakland, 69 san jose and gillmoon bay this is a nice view from the rooftop camera looking down towards the center. some more temperature readings for you now. 61 santa rosa and napa in the mid 60s and low to mid 70s at livermore and looking westward across the bay under mainly clear skies, so far out over the bay. these are the forecast features, fog along the coast and locally over the bay tonight. warm to hot days inland and the steady summer pattern will give the usual summer spread of temperatures, 30 to 35 degree range between coastal and temperatures inland. the departure of the upper level low that brought unusual weather the last couple days with humidity and moisture and showers and now a flow of drier air from the north, northwest and that's more typical, summer-like pattern starting in the forecast, 11:00, notice overnight, low clouds extend inland and treat to the coast tomorrow, back to the normal pattern of sunny skies during the afternoon hours over inland and bay and a little fog clinging to the co

the reverend kevin gill eespie will resign next june. john smithson will leave next year. both leaders recently received no confidence votes from faculty groups and the shakeups come following a proposed plan to accept more than 200 new students this fall to boost revenue. critics said it would make the school appear less selective. the plan eventually fell through after protests from students and faculty. >>> happening today, volunteers will be out along cobbs creek parkway in philadelphia. this is part of the summer of peace program that aims to teach kids about alternatives to violence. starting at 10:00 this morning, volunteers will work and the event will include free food, basketball games and music. >>> after learning this week that atlantic city's newest casino will close next month, now we are learning workers will be out of a job sooner than they thought. >>> just about 20 minutes before 7:00 on your saturday morning, you see the sun is now up as we look toward the delaware river and camden from our camera atop the comcast center. 62 degrees in center city right

. >> i know, actually i was talking with photographer gregg gill roy on the way out here.ave you ever heard of something like this happening? neither of us has. crazy to think b now the shooting happened yesterday around 4:00 a.m. so little more than 24 hours ago, police still trying to determine who committed this bold act against police, and they are asking for the public's help. we can take a live look, the five bullet holes left their mark on this side security door of the west depford police department. none penetrated, but this is the main door that police officers used to enter and exit the building. a sixth hit a rain spout, seventh flew into the deputy police chief window, no one was hurt. let's take a look at the surveillance video released by the department. it shows dark colored vehicle driving through the parking lot, police still trying to determine the make and model of the car. they are work to go enhance the video, they said they are making good progress, and the police department says this was clearly a targeted act. >> we haven't at this point received a

some of the stock having a -- we're not going to be surprised to hear apple, gill at, also tesla, facebook and google, the usual suspects are having a significant impact as well. now just under it. just today after it broke 100. of course, this is after that 7-1 stock split. also rising that news that tier a u.s.-based semiconductor company. not sure which one it will be. i want to look at shutterfly as well. more than 3%, reports that silverlake and bain capital may be looking to buy this one. so got a little activity here at the nasdaq. >> back to you. >> another day of war drills in south korea. you hear the air raid sirens. today it hunkers down for air raid drills. eastern china getting hit with massive flooding. more than 300 people are being affected after heavy rains pushed rivers over their banks. and some urban parts of east china, the water is six feet high. >>> and president bush has become the first president to take the ice bucket challenge to fight als. watch this. >> i do not think it's presidential for me to be splashed with ice water, so i'm simply going to write you a ch

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i'm joined from jerusalem by a cofounder and chairman of the map who helped to net the release of gill at shilat after five years of imprisonment. good to have you with us. the israelis and the palestinians have five days to come up with a deal to end the war in gaza. is either side willing to make the concessions that would make a deal possible. >> it's not a matter of making the concessions. both can make the concessions. we have a situation that both sides underestimated each other with regard to their intentions and abilities in fighting the war. we have a situation where there's no trust or reason for there to be trust between the sides. it will give each side the achievements that we want. we have a lose-lose situation. where both sides paid heavy prices for decisions made in going to the war. they are stuck in trying to figure out how to get out of it. both sides are ready for the war to end. >> how does israel negotiate with a palestinians. palestinian authorities told us that they speak for all palestinians, but one group of negotiators from cairo has gone back to the west ban