green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.ctual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200,000? >> right. >>

he hit it -- it is going to roll off the green but he hit it on the green.ront down there. i think he can mark it and putt it. that was unbelievable. that is as hard as the little guy can swing at it right there. and boy, they love it here on 6. i employ surprised. watch this swing. look where he is aiming. look at the green over there to the left. just lets that angle go because e got so flat. as this day has gone that is good stuff. 17. >> this is the third shot for henrik stenson. he just about shanked his secondt.

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the author is university of maryland professor julie greene. professor green wended the idea of building a canal come about? >> guest: well the idea was an old one in american history, at least in the u.s., at least from the mid-19th century on but it's been before that. europeans have drunk of it for centuries. >> host: and always through panama? >> guest: no there was a lot of talk of going through nicaragua or even mexico but for a lot of reasons, the french seized on the idea of panama and then the united states debated long and hard about possibly going to nicaragua. some earthquakes in the fact that the french had done construction work in, ma made that a better approach. >> host: when did the french get started and how far did they get and proffered -- far did they complete a? >> guest: they french construction project was very dramatic. they faced a lot of problems. they began in the early 1880s and went through much of that decade. they faced a lot of problems that the united states, just because the united states project started a few

but i don't want them to hurt me. >> robert greene gets a disturbing visit.> i was making them mad. i was stirring up trouble like -- like -- >> adam curry discovers not everyone finds his situation as humorous as he does. >> ma, don't cry. don't cry. so we're all set? yyyup. with xfinity internet your family can use all their devices at once. works anywhere in the house. even in the garage. max what's going on? we're doing a tech startup. we're streamlining an algorithm. what's grandpa doing? hi... sssh, grandpa you don't want to be an intern forever. sorry dad, we have to get back to work, we have a deadline. we're going public! [cheering] the fastest in-home wifi for your entire family. the x-1 entertainment operating system. only from xfinity. >>> here's what's happening. two wildfires burning in north eastern california have destroyed at least eight homes and caused the e vac occasion of two small hospitals. >>> the mayor of toledo, ohio says more tests are needed to make sure the water there is safe. >> and a powerful 6.1 magnitude earthquake killed mor

we start with molette green. i know you just talked to some eyewitnesses there. >> reporter: absolutely. and police have confirmed that the driver of there gray nissan has died. taken to the hospital just after the crash. look at the car put as strewn all over the place. you can see the lights, wheels, tags, everything. this car is mangled and charred from what one witness tells me an explosive car crash. that witness also said the driver was speeding at the time. >> he last control, shot straight through the light. and lost control, ended up hitting a pole. landed right here. car burst into flames. >> reporter: now, you see this truck here at the intersection of the 1400 block of h street. the car can hit the truck, but again the driver of the gray nissan killed in the crash. the accident investigation will go on for quite some time. there are lots of road closures. so your drive in this area will be impacted melissa mollet can give us more. >> you yeah, it will be some time for this investigation. as far as clo

green? >> i'm not an architect, nor am i an engineer, and if obo contends that they can build things as quickly, you know, i may or may not question it. all i'm saying is the folks that work with obo on a regular basis question it. >> now, ms. muniz, the new united states embassy in iraq was built during the previous administration; is that right? before the department started the design excellence program. >> yes. >> that project met cost overruns, and the committee found back in 1997 the project was delayed 16 months and the cost was $144 million more than projected. so delays and increased costs can occur regardless if the department uses standard embassy design, concept or design excellence concept. would you all agree on that? do you agree? >> i would agree. baghdad was kind of a unique situation. once it had been planned initially, then the defense department wanted to put more people in there, so we had to modify the size of it. i'm sure there were many, many other things that, i want

he killed general green. he wounded 15 others, including eight american soldiers as well as a german general. an investigation is going to be under way now to see how that vetting process failed. but it also raises questions because as you know, of course, u.s. troops, coalition troops pulling out of afghanistan in a number of months. and they're going to be focused on the onus for security focused on afghan forces. here is what kirby says when i asked whether it undermines confidence in afghan forces going forward. >> we're months away from afghan, from the u.s. handing over security responsibility for afghanistan. to afghan forces like these. does this undermine your confidence in their ability to take over that role? >> the afghan national security forces continue to perform at a very strong level of competence and confidence. and warfare capability. they have had a good year securing not one, but two national elections. >> to be fair, the number of the so-called green on blue attacks, that's afghan soldie

i know i said no green glitter but sometimes.hese are weekend colors, the new topcoats you can do. this one is hollow graphic. dual chrome, this one looks like street art on your nails. >> what does holographic mean? >> it reflects light, opalescent particle inside. sort of like jewelry for your nails. >> you're prepared to talk about healthier nail polishes because this is a question i get from viewers all the time. can you talk about healthier polishes that maybe don't have formaldehyde or the top three to five chemicals most have? >> all of the polishes here are what we call three free, they don't have formal da hide, and a lot of these polishes are five free. so they have none of the chemicals that might cause irritation or allergies. i also brought one this mineral fusion polish right here. >> that's the one i use. >> you do? >> this is one of the most natural polishes there are sold at whole foods. they don't use synthetic colors, only natural minerals to get the colors they have. you might not get glitter from this brand b

i'm anne-marie green. the second american infected with the deadly ebola virus is now in the hands of u.s. doctors. nancy writebol checked into emory university hospital in atlanta yesterday. she's being treated alongside her colleague. writebol flew in from west africa where the disease has killed nearly 900 people and as ko im reports, there are new efforts by airports to try to stop the spread. >> reporter: american missionary nancy writebol is undergoing treatment for ebola in an isolated ward at atlanta's emory university hospital. the president of the aid group she worked in in liberia read a statement from writebol's husband who said she is weak but showing signs of improvement. >> a week ago, he said, we were thinking about possible funeral arrangements. yet we kept our faith. >> writebol and her colleague kent brantly contracted the often deadly virus in liberia. they used a never before used on human serum. it's killed 9 hurricane of more than 1,600 people infected in africa. now airports like th

green. roger green is executive directyear of the dubois bunch center. the center is a think tank dedicated to advancing best practices in law and policy and community covenants that advance social and economic justice for urban communities within the united states and throughout the african diaspora. he was appointed as a distinguished lecturerred a meds gar evers college in the city university of new york in 2006, from 1981 to 2005, he served as an elected member of the new york state assembly. during his tenure, in the state legislature, green was widely acknowledged as an expert on educational reform and children and family policies. a long-standing advocate of civil and human rights, green worked within the legislature -- within the legislative process to enact numerous laws that reflected his commitment to these principles. and in addition to his responsibilities at the dubois bunch center, green is a professor of public administration and the publisher of the soon to be released solutions journal. welcome, professor green. [applause] >> so, this w

also speaking from the point of the greening working with green trust sf i'm also the chair we talked to them about enhancing their facade with greening and working with our 22nd greening plan we've established over the last few years they were very nice about working with us on that with the butterfly habitat and the greening so we did vote unanimously at the dog patch association everyone is happy. i want to commend the group for working with the residents across the streets from the project even after we voted they continued to work with the neighbors and come up with are a better plan it's truly a neighborhood oriented developer it's been a pleasure to work with them 0 so, of course, i hope you pass the project thank you. thank you. >> good afternoon joel electrical workers local 6 we're going here in strong support of the project as proposed. true mark is the most responsible developer we've come into contact with we continue to work with them through the summer pathways programs. and encouraging city kids to be incorporated into our we have programs and workforce development aga

major general harold green was an engineer by trade. a soldier and a scholar, with three master's degrees and a ph.d.. after numerous domestic postings in the army, he was second highest ranking u.s. military officer, presently posted in afghanistan. he becomes now the highest ranking officer killed in an overseas combat zone since the vietnam war. this incident happened just northwest of the city of kabul. tonight we begin at the pentagon with our correspondent jim miklaszewski. >> reporter: major general harold green, a 34-year veteran, arrived in afghanistan for the first time this past january. his mission was to train and develop afghan military forces. it was one of those afghan soldiers who shot and killed general green today. a large group of american and coalition forces led by the general were at the afghan military academy examining a new water tank, when without warning, an afghan soldier from a nearby barracks opened fire with a machine gun, taking direct aim at the u.s. military officers, killing general green and wounding

the investigation into the attack on greene is finding greene was part of a group standing outside of the building. a shooter was hidden inside pointed a machine gun at the group and started fighting. the chief of staff is saying that his top priority is taking care of greene's family and the family of the others injured during this insider attack. >> thank you, peter. >>> the cdc issuing the highest alert in response to the deadly ebola outbreak. the legal one response means increased staff and resources will be devoted to the outbreak. the family of nurse nancy writbol says this. we were able to spend a few minutes with her to encourage her and be encouraged her condition. she expressed concern for us above and beyond her own circumstances. >> sergeant bergdahl faces more questions from the army investigator today. they are reading his rights during his first interview yesterday. bergdahl answered all of the questions asked. fellow sell desoldiers accuse h of deserting his post. >>> russian retaliation vladmir putin hitting back against countries imposing sanctions over the ukraine

get all of the players on the green. ball is marked. stand on the back of the green. then you have the group behind playing up. >> part of the issue is weather is not supposed to be great tomorrow morning either. jim: it is breaking down right now. there is threatening weather fast approaching. nick: need to ask the fans to get their cell phones out and go by the glow. >> you can't wait to see a lot more of this in the years to come. ick: this is incredible. it is four years. >> it will be four majors. >> caddie has been on rory's bag since 2008. prior to that he worked for ernie els. >> this is a 3-iron. 231 yards. nick: i heard a caddie say aim at the light in the studio. jim: i am not sure phil is exactly thrilled about the way that this is playing out at the 18th. >> he is not. he had a long conversation with the official. >> will rory play this one david? >> he is aiming it left. looks like it might be a lay up. nick: i think he is trying front edge in that left corner. he made it in the bunker. jim: wow. nick: that is a 35-yard bunker shot up a ridge. wicked rid

dynamics of government it's a minor part and the primary minister from the green party i'm proud to introduce him into the government so thank you to be with us and we're looking forward to a greeting (clapping.) thank you so much mayor ed lee and senator parker and ladies and gentlemen and others i'm delighted to be here and very grateful for this invitation to the opening of the 7 the intersolar north american i'm impressed by the viewing success story of solar energy and the use by which it is for the climate protection and i'll say i feel a particular affinity with the intersolar north american. the roots of this exhibition actually go back to the state ofileitis even burger specifically where we have rooftop on the union with solar intelligence. and the power solar in german research institutes and others the institute for the ecology contributed some of the fundamental ideas that led to the german energy transition and the nuking letter disaster in 2011 german thought about the energy in in favor falsify of a long-term energy relying on renewable resources what did this mean f

first thing he said green. i said dark green? i knew right then. >> the 38-year-old disappeared while running errands on july 24th. she took out cash from the bank bought snacks and sleeping pills and picked up her car's gas tank. she leaves hined her husband and two sons ages 6 and 2. >> the country mourning the loss of major general harold green a 34 year army veteran killed in an insider attack in afghanistan. what this means as the white house tries to wrap up the war there. peter? >> heather, in almost 13 years of war major general harold green is the highest ranking american soldier to die in battle. green's family is mourning in falls church, virginia today as america's enemies are claiming victory according to experts. >> taliban or supporters are showing they think they have the upper hand. our influence is declining and they are determined to do this so they rally people to their side. >> the number of green on blue attacks where afghan army troops fire on americans and our allies has fluctuated in recent years. 44 in 2

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oil company comes and issues a green bond. what if a utility company issues a green bond. going to buy it? or the other commitments they are doing on the other side to actually make up for the environmental impact that they are having. is a greatrica example. google is as well. bank of america made in environmental commitment of $20 billion of refinancing or financing green projects or energy projects across the world. this was before they issued a labor green bond where they were your marking those funds for renewable energy. that is what we are looking for. are they having commitments on the other side, where they're good for good -- do the environment. that is what are environmental analysts are looking for. >> do you believe these investments will outperform other fixed income investments over time? i'm reminded of a conversation i had with the man who cofounded ebay. peter told me that in silicon valley, green is a four letter word because green investments never pay off. isthe way we are thinking that that is a philosophical difference that we have with a lot of comp

us using the hashtag fox 29 kelly green.irst pre-season game tomorrow. have to get on that. >> they have a coach kelly. perfect. >> my goodness, 5:51 right now, so we want to take you to the philadelphia zoo this morning, that's our penguin, we would like to wish very special hippo a very happy birthday. two penguin you see here are cindy and una. will be on exhibit at the zoo throughout the weaken. un's 25th birthday today. zoo will give her special treats in her african planes exhibit that she shares with cindy. and una zoo guest, happy birth. >> i 5:51 the time. what do you think, sue, back it the kelly green eagles? >> you know, now that i'm used to the new look blew-green, i don't know. i don't know. it doesn't matter to me. >> as long as they win? >> as long as they win, thank you. you know what? we've got winning forecast for you for today. how is that for a segway? cooler start. temperatures in the 60s, just about everywhere. but if they're in the poconos, in the 50's. really nice and cool. mostly sunny, 78 degrees,

how should one cross with the green there. how do you cross that green thing and also entitled to your right turn with a traffic arrow? anyway, that's something for the green zone people, but the main thing is enforcement, is it pedestrian bicycles. it's mostly i'm concerned that it's helmet already but the neon vest. >> thank you. we've got comment from wendy. >> hi. my name is wendy. i wanted to echo the previous comment about enforcement. yes. collisions will probably get marked. but near collisions don't get noticed. or scare the people with hearing issues. and i have seen this countless times is that the curb cuts are used by bicyclist climb onto the sidewalk and go directly to the door. they do not dismount at the curb because they don't want to get hit by cars. is surfing between the two zones of pedestrians and cars. and it used to be i have to watch even after the light turns green for me. i watch for cars. these days i stop and i watch between cars and make sure that there are no bicyclist barreling down on me. the r

by all accounts major general harry greene was an extraordinary man. he was highly accomplished and had an incredible sense of humor. he graduated from the polytechnic institute. he had self postgraduate degrees. he had a masters degree in engineering, a masters in science. a masters in strategic studies from the u.s. warp college and one of his professors was quoted -- his fellow student jokingly teased him sergeant greene. he took it in great stride such was his sense of humor. one of the great unheralded things about the u.s. military is its logistics going back to world war i, what has made the u.s. military so effective has been its supply and the efficiency of that. it's because of guys like major general harold greene that the u.s. army has triumphed in a way. if you don't have the logistics and the supply lines it doesn't work and it's because of people like major general harold greene. patti ann: what happened at that base. >> reporter: he was shot by an afghan soldier in his early 20s. he had just come back from patrol with fellow afghan sold

those words from the family of major general harold green. >> green was a 34-year army veteran ambushed by a gunman dressed as an afghan soldier in afghanistan. he lived in falls church, virginia. he was promoted two years ago at fort myer in arlington. u.s. oh fishes do not believe he was targeted. 15 other allied troops were shot and survived including generals from germany and afghanistan. >> we have team coverage tonight beginning with shomari stone. >> reporter: he was widely respected here and in his falls church neighborhood. two-star u.s. major general harold green is the highest ranking u.s. military member killed since the afghanistan war began. >> any time we lose one of our own it's a tragedy. it's difficult. >> juanita chaeng speaks for th family. >> the family wants america, the army and afghanistan to know they have lost a hero today. >> reporter: major general was green was in charge of training the afghan army training while helping the men he helped train in kabul. a lone gunman opened fire at a gathering of u.s. and afghan soldiers. green died. a german general and mo

nick: a ribbon of green. peter: this is one of those holes where you have to be able to eliminate one side or the other. otherwise you got nothing. nick: absolutely. you can't aim down the middle and hope for the best. david: well, you have half of nothing. nick: yeah. jim: to 17. ian: rory has 84 yards left for his second. there he stands. and that's the ball of sergio garcia, just in the left rough. david: 320 yards in. this is a steep hill. ian: it is. it's amazing how far it is up there. just incredible. sergio looks like he has no tree trouble. david: no. and the rough is trampled down in the direction of the green so it's just difficult to know if you're going to get any spin or not with this particular shot. more than likely not but every now and then you'll get one that will jerk on you. ian: he's two back. rory more than likely will hit so inside of 10 or 12 feet, he has to make birdie here. the flag is in the back section, straight over the top of the bunker. not there had. -- interested. good shot.

another insider attack or green on blue attack, as they are called. a man wearing an afghan security uniform grabbed a heavy machine gun and opened fire. two u.s. soldiers were killed, one a green beret. ten other americans wounded. that same year, 2013, the pentagon says 14 nato forces died as a result of these types of attacks. the year before was far worse, 61 deaths. green on blue attacks began to accelerate in 2011 after president obama announced his plan to pull most u.s. forces out of afghanistan and end combat operations this year. transferring security responsibilities to the afghan forces. forces that required training. >> the green on blue attacks are a very concerning problem, and action is being taken to protect against those kinds of attacks. but it does not change the mission. >> reporter: in september 2012, 15 taliban insurgents attacked u.s. and british soldiers. the same base where prince harry was assigned to an apache helicopter unit and harry wales was far from the fire fight but another u.s. marine were both killed. colonel rabel

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nick: a ribbon of green. peter: this is one of those holes where you have to be able to eliminate one side or the other. otherwise you got nothing. nick: absolutely. you can't aim down the middle and hope for the best. david: well, you have half of nothing. nick: yeah. jim: to 17. ian: rory has 84 yards left for his second. there he stands. and that's the ball of sergio garcia, just in the left rough. david: 320 yards in. this is a steep hill. ian: it is. it's amazing how far it is up there. just incredible. sergio looks like he has no tree trouble. david: no. and the rough is trampled down in the direction of the green so it's just difficult to know if you're going to get any spin or not with this particular shot. more than likely not but every now and then you'll get one that will jerk on you. ian: he's two back. rory more than likely will hit so inside of 10 or 12 feet, he has to make birdie here. the flag is in the back section, straight over the top of the bunker. not there had. -- interested. good shot.

army major general, harold green.ooting is being considered a green on blue attack signaling it was an afghan soldier. over the last six years, 88 of the green on blue attacks caused 143 deaths in afghanistan. and 15% in 2011 of all casualty. >>> and huddle around the water cooler. we don't have a lot of time to get to this kid. we need all the time we can get. >> if you not heard of noah ritter, let me introduce you to the 5-year-old. his interview with a reporter at the wayne county fair has gone viral. >> what did you think about the ride? >> it was great. i have never been on live television before. but sometimes i don't watch the -- i don't watch the news because i'm a kid, and apparently every time -- apparently grandpa just gives me the remote after he watched the power ball. >> the powerball. >> what did you think about the ride? >> it was great. >> why? >> because apparently you're spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy, you get dizzy. >> reporter: was it fun? >> yeah. and i've never, ever be

to the current midnight green. in 1996. >> a lot of league rules they have to work through before switch would ever happen. the eagles have warned kelly green uniforms couple of times over the past few years, throw back uniform, we want to know what you any. >> this should the eagles go back to kelly green? tweet us with hashtag fox 29 kelly green. already received some tweets. no one really likes the idea. they like this midnight green. at least couple of people followed me on twitter. pga championship starts today. tiger woods says he will play. tiger forced to leave tournament last week because of back injury. as you know, he had back surgery recently. the pga is the final major of the season. so tiger will give it a go. have you ever lost your kids? you know the feeling when you turn around, all the sudden they're gone. the panic, the worry. now, a new app promises to help you keep tabs on your kids. >>> and dart spray vader taking over cinderella castle? yes, when we could see a star wars theme park. >> you do

major general green was making a routine visit to this afghan military academy when a man believed to be an afghan army soldier opened fire with a machine gun from the window of a nearby building. eight u.s. soldiers were wounded along with a german and afghan general, but green was shot dead making him the highest ranking officer killed in battle overseas in 44 years. >> as far as the u.s. military, this is a pretty big blow. general green did a lot of army acquisitions the lastfew years and put his finger on the pulse of what the army was trying to do in the last several years, modernizing its network with iphone, ipad. it will be hard to replace that none. >> reporter: major general green lived in a home on this quiet cul-de-sac in falls church with his wife, two children including a son also in the army. tonight they ask for privates, although they had a message to -- privacy, although they had a message to pass along. >> they wanted everyone to know america lost a hero and afghanistan lost a hero, that their loved one died doing what he loved while helping the afghan people. he w

i will say that that's what i've been talking about like number one that the green movement got to makes sense to folks not only sense but c e n t s it has to makes sense to folks and not only that not only have i been preaching that but people i've been preaching to, you know, recycling is for the folks that are here taking what's here we're a k34ur7b9 trans impersonate center we're making sure that we look into the areas like the tenderloin, bay area, katrero hill and all those under looked places for the under tapped resource, you know, and how do we recycle that those folks are here now and since they're here now why, you know, would we be looking someplace else those folks are here and care about here now and recycling in a different kind of way so, you know, and the feeling i got watching that we say live with when we were in bay area at the community meeting remember that young man that talked about what he did you could see people in the audience say wow. this guy's on top of that and this is one of the projects of all the city departments that got the federal money to do the job

christopher from the traditional current green, to midnight green, back in 1996. i believe. says there are a lot of league rules that they have to work through, before a switch would ever happen. the eagles have one kelly green uniform cup he of times over the past few years, kind of throw back uniform, but we like to know what you think about it, should the eagles go back to kelly green? tweet us using hashtag fox 29 kelly green. >> and that video reminds dollars randall cunningham could really scramble. we told but there is a kitten shot up with heroin, saved boehner can. how you can help him on his road to recovery. straight ahead. and jennifer joins following developing story in drexel hill, jennifer, good morning. >> police are >>> mother killed in drexel hill, now, live with the latest on the police investigation. >> some big changes may be coming to the biggest party town, why the people of south philadelphia are furious this morning. >> and, wikipedia not monkeying around when it comes to this picture, why they say the photographer who owns the camera doesn't own the

general greene was an engineer with a ph.d. and three master degrees on his first deployment to a war zone. devin and reena. >> abc's tahman bradley, thank you. >>> a developing story we've been watching overnight. a united airline flight forced to land in nova scotia after a fire in the galley. passengers tweeted photos of firefighters boarding the 777 at halifax airport. the fire was already out when it landed but still folky in the cabin. united dispatched another plane to pick up those passengers. >>> new overnight for the first time we're seeing new photos of former taliban captive bowe bergdahl. the photos show an apparently healthy-looking bergdahl dressed in military fatigues. they were taken during a legal conference with his attorney at forth sam houston in texas. bergdahl faces questions today from army investigators about his disappearance in afghanistan in 2009. >>> this morning there is a new report of another major computer security breach. "the new york times" says that russian hackers have stolen more than a bi

major general harold green. he's 55 years old.e with a group of other senior american senior american coalition forces outside of kabul. it was a routine inspection. something they often do. and shortly after they arrived, an afghan soldier fired a machine gun from a year building, spraying the group with bullets. killing the major general. and as you say, injuring more than a dozen others. now, officials say that this was an afghan soldier who fired that machine gun. this wasn't a member of the taliban. and i think that is what is extremely frightening. this is somebody that the americans were working with. they're training, they're assisting these people and for them to turn on them like this is just crushing. just really destroys and undermines everything that has been worked towards the last 13 years. he was killed shortly after by forces. the taliban, of course, have come out and said he isn't one of theirs, but they have praised him as a hero, obviously for the family of major general green, they're heartbroken and devastate

general harold greene's family agreed to allow media to cover the return of major general greene, who was killed in afghanistan on tuesday, kristen. >> mik, he was killed by an afghan soldier. there's a tragic irony to this. he was, of course, charged with training these afghan forces in how to take over, because the u.s. is drawing down its troops there. what more do we know about the soldier who killed him and the broader implications of that? >> reporter: well, according to military officials we talked to this morning, there's really nothing new yet on the investigation at least that they can report. we know that the shooter was a two-year afghan military veteran who had no record of any kind of self radicalization, no record of any kind of contacts, communications with the taliban. they believe it may have been just a one off, somebody who suddenly snapped and opened fire on that contingent of americans, isaf forces and afghan forces at the afghan military academy. the investigation, as i said, is ongoing. of the eight who were wounded, they're all said to be recovering. none of t

commander was standing next to green and was unhurt. reporting from washington, car and travers, channel 6 "action news." >>> oversees troops are on patrol to enforce quarantine for people infected by ebola, this after the president declared a state of emergency. efforts are increasing to stop the outbreak, blamed for more than 900 deaths in four west african countries. >>> meanwhile the two americans with ebola continue to show improvement. >>> hurricane iselle is expected to reach hawaii today, giving the united states the first direct hit in 20 years. businesses are boarding up in preparation and city workers are clearing out the storm drains, they are bracing for heavy rain and flooding and high winds and a second hurricane, julio is following close behind, the back to back storms have tourists streaming to the airport to change their flights and others are trying to salvage the rest of their vacations. >> we are working on plane about. >> don't two hurricanes have made landfall in hawaii since 1949. david murphy is tracking this. >

as opposed to jfk we weren't able to do the green treatment. we are figuring out each thing to do to make it clear. our goal is to make it clear as possible for people for what they should be doing. when people understand where they should be, that will be more smoothly. >> i would like to encourage you to work with the mayor's office on disability on these matters and also council. >> to the chair, quickly. i think those are really very good suggestions and some of the conversations we had out of jfk were looking at things like pavement markings and signage to really communicate to people where is the parking zone, where is the buffer zone and bike lane zone. i think that's constructive feedback for this document. thank you. >> councilmember wong? >> hi, there. i saw you yesterday at the committee. today i have the second round at hearing the presentation and finally it's sun ken in. i was looking at the bike lane that should be 8 feet minimum. page nine. i like the idea of the improvement of the double crosswalk. currently most of these islan

there's almost no green and small business in the neighborhood and very few places for folks to come together there's been a lot of momentum to pull the folks

there's an extension to the green line in the works. at a cost of $1.7 billion, the new route would take the commuters from downtown minnesota into the south-west of the city. investment is on the upswing. not every one agrees it makes sense. i spoke to david levy son and he told me there are smarters, cheaplier ways to improve economic opportunities for residents of metropolitan areas like the twin city. >> light rail uses $1.7 million. that depends on where you are. here, we - we can take the billion dollars, and use it for improving the bus service serve 80% of riders, instead of 20%, and serve the whole network and all the people using transit, instead of a small fraction, it's a question of how you allocate the resources and what the best way is. the current line is not bad, it's the best that they'll build. it is important to think about how to use the resources. if there are returns on investment, why are things like light rail invested in. >> you have people making decision, planners and policy makers, and they drive to work in

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