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not a gn, but a cordless power drill. it was marked as evidence at the scene.leased whether family members were ever inside the home. >> vicki liviakis the officer is now on paid administrative leave. at this time. authorities are not able to release the name of the woman who was shot. texas governor rick perry is vowing to clear his name. the presidential hopeful is accused of trying to coerce a local district attorney to resign after she was convicted of drunk driving. however. the district attorney. rosemary lehmberg. oversees an agency that investigates public corruption. a texas grand jury indicted the governor on two felony counts. perry said he would make the same decision if he had to do it again. >> i very clearly and very publicly said that as long as that individual will run the agency, as i and the public have lost confidence in her, i set up for rule of law in texas and if i had there again i would make the same decision. >> this has never been about his veto of her budget but his abuse of power >> vicki liviakis perry calls the charge politically

a lot of folks gn it's over now. and of course the kids go back to school and we get heat.the other things some of you may be suffering from the spore count. it's on the high side. yet again today with grass and the weed count low 92 degrees around the area. prince george's county, 88 degrees currently. camp springs. hunting town 89. riverdale. lar go also 89 degrees. and for the most part we are dry. west of hagerstown there is a thunderstorm firing up into areas of west virginia. it's all associated with the weather front. so as i said there could be a brief shower coming our way. not a big deal. it's going to be dry for the next couple days after this front really ve through. so if you want to wash the car go ahead. it's just go bt with the heat wave started on saturday. 9:00, 82 degrees. lower humidity. early tomorrow 72 degrees. dry conditions and nice. in fact a little breeze out of the north. beautiful day, 84-88. puts us about average. if you are going to be exercising tomorw the temperatures heading on up to the mid 80s, around 3:00, 5:00. so still need to hydrate

would it be bombing in respect of helping the peshmerga gain gn ground, board of education then what? i think there's a lot of discussion, probably a lot of discussion with peshmerga liaison and the iraqi army itself to see what air operations could be helpful in pushing back i.s.i.s. and releasing the pressure on these defenseless civilians they have been slaughtering. >> so many americans are tired of any u.s. involvement in iraq given the raws iraq war. in your sense would they tolerate something limited, applied to some humanitarian in iraq? >> look there are a lot of american people who never want to hear the word iraq again in their lives but the american people understand a situation that cries out for action. and i think this is one such situation. and i think the president could get support for any action that he deems necessary. >> former u.s. ambassador to iraq christopher lil. ambassador hill thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> the head for the u.s. centers for disease control says containment is the key to stopping the ebola virus. that a special

though, or some, we don't really know the exact number, of how many residents there from the uk who have gn to syria and iraq, and nip idea how many numbers, how many people there could be that could call some sort of serious threat back in the country? >> well, natalie, the estimates vary, but it's believed there are at least 500 britons that have gone to iraq and syria to link up with groups like isis or even the front. t problem is these individuals have weren't recruited through new media, they've seen other britons put up videos on youtube, updates on twitter, communicating with people on facebook. it's a form of new media recruitment that is taking place and not just britain has this problem. germany, france, denmark. hundreds of their nationals have also gone there. this is a european-wide concern and problem and unfortunately, it doesn't look like the recruitment is stopping anytime soon. we're seeing more people volunteering by the day. >> and the u.s. president obama has most recently said as we heard in barbara starr's story, that there is no plan right now by the united states t

then black female alleged the owner called her a f-gn word, and her husband was told quote i don't want your kinds in the store. the store now closed indefinately, the owners lawyer says his brother is in negotiations to sell this store, and transfer his liquor license. chris, kerry? >> okay, disturbing story, jennifer, we stay on top of t meantime vigil held last night for teenager shot and killed, in a north philadelphia basketball court. >> seventeen year old robert reed was playing basketball at rec center in north ninth street, tuesday night, when gunman fired ten shots, reed was hit in the head, and chest, and his older brother, says, the family is crushed. >> i'm holding up, going back to school. >> police still looking for the shoot here they say last seen running from the scene. they say he's also 17, he was wearing dark clothing and a baseball hat. >> right now police investigating the connection between two shooting deaths involving a south jersey family. now, police say, raymond shot and killed his wife, denise, in her hospital room at kennedy hospital in stafford. he then c

've gn getting ready for five years in montgomery county. we're excited about it. we're seeing our kids engage in deeper learning. go to our website and see some of the sample items and you see the kinds of things that our kids are being asked to do. really going to prepare them for the 21st century. but it is a big shift. our teachers are working hard, our administrators are working hard. it's a huge shift. i encourage people to learn about it and see how we're asking our kids to be much more deeply engaged in thinking than they were before. >> we were just talking about how exciting this time is. do you get butterflies on the fit day of school? >> i do, i do. sending my own kids off to school and seeing the other kids come in, but it's a great time and everybody is excited about it. >> summer ends for your school students all over montgomery county on monday. have a good year. >> thanks so much. >> always good to see you. >>> a surprising number of people skipping vacation time. >>> plus car recalls in the news. >>> coming up, a new tool to help you figure out if

in washington that that the obama white house political staff has trespass like trojan horses into gn policy territory by interfering in the nsc decision-making -- channeling the democratic already equivalent of the tea party isolationist wing of the republican party into the west wing." guest: i say that as a democrat who has been involved in foreign policy for more than 30 years, starting with my years with senator edward kennedy and all the way through the clinton administration. has soministration politicized that it is tactically driven as if it is a political campaign marching from one day to the next, the problem is from the middle east means strategy, you need people who understand the middle east, not people who are campaign workers who were all of a sudden putting on hats claiming that they are foreign-policy experts. and we see this particularly with the role that valerie jarrett, the president's personal rasputin-type advisor has played in this administration on which almost every nsc decision somehow makes a zigzag up to her office before it reaches the president. host: h

as well as the tradition of mohammed the prophet said there is no such thing as an eupin discripple gnrect result targeted towards the aggression that is being made. so what i see as happening is the in discripple gnat use of representry is opposed as defined by the koran and the torah. it is important to note that the atrocities being perpetuated by the israeli army is not just to attack hamas. i believe that there is also an intent to break the will of the people. it's not just to attack hamas. it is to break the will of the people to resist the owe that has taken place in palestine. >> in your reaction to that interestingly on both sides we have seen the civilians gaining in their support of the cause both on the israeli side and their support of hamas and gaza despite the increasing death toll. >> imam and i have been dear friends for six years and helped to officiate my baby daughter's baby naming. this discussion is to say that it is a torah of peace. the old testament is one of peace. but also defending ourselves, taking care of ourselves. i don't think for a moment from my poin

. >>> coming up, new details about when and how the ebola outbreak gn. >>> plus, an ethical debate abouttients are treated better than others. >>> president obama says u.s. voft involvement in iraq could last for months. how do we avoid a full-blown military option? is dedicated to what you could do with all that energy. for months. how do we avoid a full-blown military option? energy for getting dizzy at the beach. >>> whatever shortcomings i have, i can guarantee you one of them has never been to fail to give all i can every day for hawaii. that's neil abercrombie moments after his big defeat in the gubernatorial primary to state senator. he was beaten by more than 30 points despite a personal endorsement from president obama. he's first incumbent governor in that state's history to lose a primary election. voter turnout was lower than usual as hawaii was dealing with back-to-back major storms. tropical storm iselle having just passed and hurricane julio which is at this hour tracking just north of the islands. >>> out in iowa this week brought the annual state fair which brought a han

interest in making sure that this does not deteriorate into something that involves western military power gns military power, and that incense sieve that russia has the geography and all the time in the world to continue to put pressure on ukraine. it haven't have to invade to retain leverage on kiev. the invasion, in our view, the most expensive of the options russia has. these sorts of events as we're seeing today will produce pullbacks in the market, surprises for the market. the tonality had been better this week. we saw that as well and think it may go back and forth for a while until becomes clearer both sides have a strong incentive to avert the worst case. >> seems russia has that, especially given the effect of these sanctions, to name one thing on their economy. yet i quote the 2345i9 oh spokesperson talking to reuters, va russia is doing the opposite of what it's saying even as it calls for de-escalation. do you get a sense of someone watching it unfold from the outside that there's any chance of them delivering on what they're actually saying? >> i think what they want is, like a

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gn core is the creation of enormous amounts of merger activity, first of all, by mcdavis when he was leaving xstrata and then by glencore absorbing into a greater group which covers mining to trading. in the first half of the year, they made this money. the mining giant announced a share buyback. that's key of up to $1 billion. that will take place over the next six months. let's get to nick who is an analyst. i'm interested in this one. for all kinds of reasons that you and i have discussed previously. but primarily because you've got the tale of two miners over the last 24 hours. you've got bhp billiton, and then you've got glencore supporting that. i'm sure they knew beforehand about that buyback. and they're giving the money back. and the actual structure of the company is back now in the minds of shareholders for the money, the divvy, the buy back. >> under one time, targets a credit rating and low geopolitical risk. the spin-off is going to make the it pretty much a miner, huge resources in the basin. it's a bet in execution to m&a, which has has, you know, in the past. so thes

once gn, this highlights the risk aversion that is in the markets. >>> fresh images have been released which shows russian nato forces in ukraine. moscow is trying to create a land corridor. nato says well over 1,000 russian soldiers are supporting separatist rebels. >>> u.s. president barack obama has ruled out military action in ukraine, but warned moscow got its basis, further sanctions. >> the fact that russia has taken these actions in violation of the sovereignty and integrity of the ukrainians has resulted, i believe, in a weakening of russia. not a strengthening of russia. that may not be apparent immediately, but i think it will become increasingly parent. what it's also done is isolated russia from its trading partners, international business, and those i think are going to be very difficult to recover from. >> before we continue with the story, the latest flash, eurozone money market rains turn negative for the fist time. no real surprise given the geopolitical risk and the risk aversion that we're seeing out there. claudia, what can we expect from that meeting? >> the meeti

is in a strong position to grow with very high profits, with the process that has gn through and a strong labor market. that will hopefully more than offset some other negative factors. >> the imf has repeatedly called for the big bazooka for the big three. do you agree with them? there are declining emerging markets as we saw in the case of the u.s. >> it would be related to potential risk of very low inflation for a long time. the european central bank has said they are ready for all measures. whether it works or not, as you said, asset prices are not as low as they were back in 2009 when the federal reserve ended easing. but a strong impact from the chain of communication in the central bank's policy, we're not there yet. inflation is lower. very low inflation for a long time will trigger a potential need for quantitative easing. >> coming back to mr. fisher's comments yesterday, he found u.s. and global growth quite disappointing, maybe this is the new normal that everyone is talking about. we'll never get back to the p precrisis level. maybe the u.s. consumer has changed forever. do

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