christie smith is live at levi's stadium where the grass may not be a little greener, but hopefully you can play on it. >> reporter: the fans we spoke with tonight, they're confident, the team is confident, even though there are some very different variables. the team is going to be playing on new turf. and last time they played here, some of the fans left early, even at halftime because the score was so disappointing. the family is from milpitas. they believe events here have gone pretty well. >> there's a lot of traffic, but it was much better than san francisco. >> reporter: at great america parkway, it did get jammed last weekend. and then drivers had to make their way past the pedestrians. >> it was about an hour and 15 to an hour and 30 minutes before we got into the parking lot. >> reporter: more than 60,000 people attended the first 49ers game. many fans left early, which may have eased congestion. tomorrow is a new game, new test, played out on new turf. >> felt like there was too much slipping going on. and, you know, as it relates to the field, i mean, the action's been taken

most of my coworkers would jump from job to job for more money or a better office, the grass is greener. unfortunately, i brought that idea of being an employee to las vegas in 1998 and learned quickly that it is not about the individual but a about the collective, the company itself. years, i think, to grow through that procs. by the time i became the ceo in 2008, i recognized could not be successful individually if the people around we are not me were not- and successful. that was the big difference. it might be hard for some people watching the show to remember how bad it was but we had 18% unemployment in las vegas. we were laying off thousands of people, people were losing their homes. no home equity, underwater, but they were showing up to work every day and they were taking care of customers, putting their own personal challenges aside to have that connection with a customer. courage asexample of o much as someone running into a burning buding and saving someone. i believe that. without that incredible strengthth, we would have all bn lost. >> jim moranan, thank you for talking t

i will ask to make it greener. can you make this bluer. can this be lighter? darker? be in their offices or they will be in our offices throwing around different fabric swatches. >> do you have an idea that this is what the room will look like? >> i did, but it took us a few iterations to get to the point that we as a company were happy. when people ask me what i would be doing if i wasn't in the hotel business, i admit that i'm a frustrated architect. >> you love this stuff. >> i really do. i get excited about what we can create. >> it is a good thing tisch likes picking out the wallpaper. the lifespan of soft goods in hotels, things like pillows, carpets, chairs, drapes is only about six years. the major renovation like this is a major gamble. he admits it will take some time before he knows that it was worth it. >> you make decisions that you hope are right, you will not know the answer for six months to a year to see how your revenue numbers start to come in. believe me, i'm losing a lot of sleep over it. my wife asked me, what are you were at about? what happens

. >>> google is teaming up with mountain view to run errands easier and greener too.he tech giant in mountain view will provide a free community shuttle service that will take people shopping or to appointments, just to local parks. the program will use a 16 seat electric bus that'll run on the holidays too. it's not supposed to take people to work or school, just think of it as a giant car pool for running errands. >>> foormer google manager is heading up a team of it tech experts tasked of giving federal webs makeovers. he left google to help improve healthcare.gov. now that the site is working properly, the government wants the same team to make over other federal websites. trying to make it more up to date and user friendly. officials say the team's goal is to rethink the people way people interact with the federal government. >>> 6:17, let's take you live outside the downtown san jose. and reminder that it is back to school, be careful out there. >> looks good, we have misty skies and interesting changes actually in the weather things are cooling down today. and

if you took that entire driveway area in the front and you did permeable pavers so that even that greener than it would be, with a paved surface tha, would increase the greenness of the front of the house. >> right. >> and further, emphasize the house itself. because i agree with that kind of tunnel effect, makes you look at the garage, and so opening it up a little bit helps you focus more on the house itself than the garage. >> and then putting in a curb would hopefully prevent them from paving over. >> yeah. >> i don't think that is the intention. >> certainly it would prevent that. i mean, the owner is clearly committed to the house, and the maintenance of it as a victor an home. >> mr. fry? >> commissioners, tim fry, department staff just for clarification for discussion purposes on the overhead, this is commissioner highland's sketch, just to clarify, the you know, the changing of the straight run stair, ever so slightly and then insuring that this area be maintained as landscaping. >> yeah. >> so the challenge is going to be the cherry tree, and i don't know how close we can get. >

whatever happened to the grass is always greener.'s not applicable, but at least nobody's getting hit in your metaphor. no sense crying over spilled milk. that language is rich in non-violent imagery. for more we turn to senior correspondent jason jones. jason, welcome. jason, this is not a harsh punishment. >> jon, what else do you expect from this league? it ignores heinous actions. it covers up the injuries the game inflicts on the players and it regularly screws over taxpayers on stadium and infrastructure deals. it is time to say it: the nfl is a morally, indefensible organization. of course, that being said, man am i glad training camps are back. i am ready for some football! a sunday night party. whoo! >> jon: jason, you just laid out in my estimation an eloquent ... >> uh-huh. >> jon:, an incredible case against the ethics and the morality of the national football league. >> yeah. [laughter] >> jon: and now you're telling me you can't wait for it to start up again. >> yeah, yeah. terrible, terrible organization, but i already

reluctantly, patriot flees homeland for greener tax pastures. it's about a u.s. generic drug company incorporating in the netherlands. reluctantly, my eye. skipping out on america means more profits for the company and bigger bonuses for the ceo. tax-dodging is big business, which has one of our world's most noted economists plenty angry -- nobel laureate joseph stiglitz. he's president of the international economic association and served as chairman of the white house council of economic advisers back in the '90s. his best-selling books have shaped worldwide debate. and now he's written one of his shortest but most important works he's done, a 27-page white paper for the roosevelt institute laying out a tax-reform plan to hold corporations accountable, create jobs, and boost the economy. joseph stiglitz, welcome. >> nice to be here. >> you argue that elimination of corporate welfare, or at least its reduction, should be at the center of tax reform. why? >> i want to put it in a broader context. our country needs, faces a lot of challenges. we, as you mentioned,

but the danish capital is determined to go even greener in the future. >> it won't come as a surprise you that this high quality of life comes at a price. copenhagen has just recently made it into the top ten of the world's most expensive cities. now, women are usually key to development. this open secret among social entrepreneurs has led mark ruis to help women who run corner shops. helping them usually means helping a whole family network. more than a quarter of the population in the philippines lives below the poverty line, mark ruis wants to change that. >> traffic has been at a standstill for an hour on this road outside the philippine capital, manila. the policeman in charge of directing traffic here is on a break. mark ruiz is used to the disruption. >> yeah, well it comes with the job. it comes with it. especially if you go outside. in very urban areas, it's traffic and gridlock. in areas like this these are the portions that can make things very, very tricky as you travel. the good news is that the further you go out, there are less cars but that also means less roads. >> fi

a separate ad placed by a number of groups, including an organization known as grass is not greener, warned that the relaxation of marijuana laws around the country is creating businesses selling what they called a highly habit-forming product. this week, colorado became the most recent state to begin issuing drivers licenses to people regardless of their immigration status, joining several other states and washington dc by permitting people who have temporary status and those who entered the country illegally to drive. yesterday, i spoke with ivan moreno of the associated press from denver. >> first of all, 10,000 people have already signed up for this, and i have got to ask, what is this driver's license get you, just the ability to drive? >> yes. it gets you the ability to drive, essentially and for some of the immigrants who i have talked to and their advocates they also say that it gives them a certain peace of mind so that with their interacts with law enforcement they will feel a bit more comfortable and a bit more at ease, and also again i think it just goes into immigrants f

is it greener than my neighbor's?nda yee says might want to check the mail. } anything {edit} get t >> reporter: it's all about saving water. in marin they found a way to shame people into it. >> anything that will get them to pay attention to their water use is a good thing. >> reporter: 5,000 water customers picked at random are having their water use compared to their neighbors. the water district is working with watersmart software which will monitor homeowners, then send them a bimonthly report. a sad faced teardrop on it is bad news. >> if you actually compare notes and give the stink eye to somebody. >> reporter: the reservoirs are 91% of capacity. still they want to conserve. this is marin county, after all, and the folks embrace the challenge. >> because it's a dynamic of the fundamental human psyche which is wanting to compete and outdo others. >> reporter: the water district isn't even thinking of slapping fines on water hogs, just some heavy guilt. >> the water district will test this program for about a y

it keeps its color greener longer into the season, and it's lateral growth, so that makes that network where the cleat plants in, really holds up nicely throughout wear and traffic. >> reporter: it was supposed to withstand the wear and tear of the entire season, but after just a couple of games, the two and a half acres of grass has become a huge issue. >> they were pushing back the divots and taking a look at the overall field and health of the grass. >> reporter: she said she could see the grass and divots flying from the players' heels during sunday's game against the broncos. >> better grass, better performance. >> reporter: today the field looks a lot like it did in april, but instead of laying down sod, crews are ripping it out. coach jim harbaugh cut practice early yesterday because players were falling during plays. . that's the worst part for the players' safety. >> reporter: fans are worried and skeptical grass will be ready in time. >> i think they should move the game to another field. >> reporter: well, the 49ers didn't want to go on camera, but they did release a stateme

are a local non-profit and we are an educational organization, and our goal is to move people to greener, cleaner modes of personal transportation, and i am an avid bike rider and electric car driver and i just want to endorse putting car sharing on the street and converting parking places for car sharing and there is so much infrastructure in the city is invisible to the average person and to give the people the opportunity to walk through the neighborhood and see in front of them the opportunity to share a car and jump in and rent a car rather than take their own personal vehicle on a trip is a great win for the city and i support this and i like the fact that we are bringing this to the streets so that the citizens can actually see it, thank you. >> thank you. >> and so anyone else, could i support on this one? >> seeing none, is there a motion on 10.6? >> motion, is there a second? >> second. >> motion and a second. >> further... >> i just want to say that this is something that i am supportive as a former member of the planning commission, as we are planning the mark and the gas sta

and italy's foreign minister federica more greener has been voted in is the senior diplomat in place of catherine ashton the reshuffle comes at a time of deep divisions within the twenty eight nation bloc over the ukraine crisis relations with russia and how to revive economic growth. now france's interior minister has quashed plans for a temporary shelter for thousands of illegal u.k. bound migrants stuck in france earlier this week u.k. politicians blasted the idea by the mayor of cali accusing france of becoming a refueling point for illegal migration kalai where britain has a border checkpoint is overrun by thousands of migrants trying to reach the u.k. every year artie's. investigates. in the french quarter of galle this has become a familiar sight destitute migrants the majority from east africa and the middle east have made the town their temporary home these makeshift tents on an industrial wasteland have been nicknamed the jungle. i have never seen in my life you see i come from the the war to produce for example in there for their life is better gum disease estimates put th

if you took that entire driveway area in the front and you did permeable pavers so that even that greener than it would be, with a paved surface tha, would increase the greenness of the front of the house. >> right. >> and further, emphasize the house itself. because i agree with that kind of tunnel effect, makes you look at the garage, and so opening it up a little bit helps you focus more on the house itself than the garage. >> and then putting in a curb would hopefully prevent them from paving over. >> yeah. >> i don't think that is the intention. >> certainly it would prevent that. i mean, the owner is clearly committed to the house, and the maintenance of it as a victor an home. >> mr. fry?

of the european council taking over from her man van rompuy sleeze foreign minister federica more greener has been voted in as the senior diplomat in place of catherine ashton the reshuffle comes at a time of deep divisions within the twenty eight nation blog over the ukraine crisis relations with russia and how to revive economic growth. so two soldiers from around the world marched on red square on saturday not to make war but music correspondent in a potential i was in the heart of the russian capital to watch the annual extravaganza of military orchestras every year at the end of august this place that's best known for being stomped on by thousands of russian military boots becomes an arena for the likes of mexican mariachis or chinese monks who and many others it's time for the grand military tattoo on the red square. the festival is not really a contest but there's always a slight feeling of competition as usual some try to well the crowds with tradition it's a move it's from yaz of. the nineteenth century it's always a not right for. others get their round of applause for squeezing

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of the european council taking over from her man who and is leased from minister for the rica more greener has been voted in as the e.u. senior diplomat in place of catherine ashton the reshuffle comes at a time of deep divisions within the twenty eight nation bloc over the ukraine crisis relations with russia and how to revive economic growth. coming up next here not international the latest from the world of innovation in technology happening. to know a famous politician is tweeting that a for government is using excessive force against protesting citizens does this mean we're going to see yet another intervention to democratise their government into the dirt like in iraq or libya wait wait nothing is going to happen because that politician is russian but why is this so why can the police beat up or terrorize protesters in some countries but in others if you lift one finger you're going to get a nato lesson in human rights well the answer is simple this tweet any attempts to intervene from do a member of what happened because unlike what they tell you in school might does it make right f

. >> i think that raven thought that the grass was going to be greener on the other side of the fenceand i think what raven saw is the ability to collect this money. >> reporter: next, the state presents evidence they believe shows raven carefully planned his alibi and crafted the home robbery story. janet's sister sonja says raven and kaiden stayed with her shortly after janet's murder. she found his behavior strange. >> i felt like he wasn't fully cooperating with the detectives so i went through his belongings. >> reporter: remember raven reported his laptop stolen. sonja says when raven was out, she looked in his bag and found several computer disks. >> i looked at the disks on the computer, one of the disks appeared to be a backup of his hard drive. on the outside of the disks they were dated 4/25/05, which was the day before her murder. all the files had modified date, 4/25/05, which, like i said, was alarming to me because one of the things the detective first told us was they didn't believe it was a break-in because the only thing missing was his laptop and knives. >> he downl

so, for example, the grass is always greener. how would the grumpy cat answer that. have to share it with anyone else. let's try another one. if life deals you lemons, what's grumpy cat's verdict. if life deals you lemons, throw them at somebody. and finally, to be or not to be, how does grumpy cat answer the shakespearean question to be or not to be. i think you know my preference. i think her face says it all there. brian, you have a big announcement, well, i should say more specifically grumpy has a big announcement. what is it. >> we have room for another stop on our book tour. we're with chronicle books and they're hosting the grumpy cat town usa contest where fans can submit their online ideas to bring grumpy cat to their hometown with the #grumpytownusa. >> we have potential ideas. you can offer to throw a parade for grumpy. you can also offer to make grumpy a local photographer for your city hall. maybe the mayor's personal photographer or the mascot of your local professional sports team and one final question, she had a cameo recently on "the bachelorette."

maybe the grass isn't always greener on the other side. sometimes it just looks that way.and it's earthly stage we all share. no matter how briefly the time, we share it. ♪ >> i have a cold. is my nose red? >> the water is boiling. >> hello. oh, i'm sorry to frighten you. i must look like a yetty in this getup. >> bring your friend hither. if any of you have seen mr. marlon brando. ♪ >> good morning, vietnam! >> mr. aladin, sir, what will your order be? you ain't never had a friend like me. >> the woman needs an enema. >> you do a slel cel brags of a dance. you do marshal gram. or michael kid. or madonna, madonna, madonna, but you keep it all inside. >> work, play, friendship, family, these are the things that matter. slowly forgotten the simplist things. ♪ p÷úññ @úñx >>> hello, everyone. this is "the five." >>> now whenever a comedian dies tragically, the headline always reads sad clown. it's the cliche, laughter is born from suffering. but comics are like construction workers. once in awhile a great one falls, like last night. remember when you first saw him. >>

. >> the grass is always greener, isn't it? now we all know what flames look like in a fireplace, but how does fire burn in the vacuum of space? take a look. it seems like a jellyfish of flame. at least that's how an astronaut described it. he tweeted this from the international spacetati station. he's not just burning time. they are using small droplets of fuel to understand how it burns in low gravity. >>> our special coverage continues after the break with my colleague. we're cnn. hello! three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. thank you! >>> hello and welcome to it our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm natalie allen. you're watching cnn. >>> the fight against isis rages on as the u.s. begins military action against the stronghold group in syria. >>> and moscow claims its aid makes it past the border in ukraine. >>> also ahead -- >> i don't understand why police officers feel like they have to use their guns. they have taser

the time the grounds keeper said they chose it is because it has a faster recovery rate and stays greener longer into the season. supposedly had good strength. this is a quote from the grounds keeper. when a player plants his cleat, it holds together better. that's not the case from what we have seen from a soccer game and football game. the question going forward, assuming they get it ready, it will be done by sunday, but are they going to go back to the same grass or try something different? they spent a couple years looking at various sod. we'll see what they do and keep you posted. >> the 49ers say, like you said, it will be ready for 49ers and chargers. >> sunday at 1:00, levi stadium. >>> a woman is being fined by homeowners association for taking out her lawn even though that's what water agencies are asking people to do. >> they are giving people credits for replacing their grass with drought replacing plants. laura? >> reporter: hi, larry. the legislature is working on the issue with new law that is would prevent homeowners associations from fining people who do this. this homeow

are you saying the grass is not greener. >> sometimes it depend where you water it. >> that is heavy,an. >> it is steep. >> lyric to justin beiber song. >> do you plan on watering again. >> i will water that grass. >> one more time. >> soak it real good. >> i feel like bad conversation has some filthy under tones. >> we shouldn't be talking about divorce when your daughter got married. >> i don't give it very many months, actually. >>> you're asking how come i never saw a real shot of all of you. this last time. >> we love seeing these. >> these's my daughter jill at the wedding in mexico. here's us walking out. >> you are crying. >> i'm biting my lip. >> look at you. >> you guys look so cute. >> i realized i bloated up down there and my suit didn't fit. >> what do you mean. >> lou good. >> there is the ceremony itself. >> isn't that pretty. >> it was hot. >> there it is. >> what were the lights behind them. >> it spells out the word a more. >> yes. >> lovely. >> wisdom about marriage and divorce. >> no, they know better to ask me. >> did they have any friend that played a prank on th

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