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richard haas is joining us well.gressional support, how much the president has for the airstrike. believe thathey there will be no ground troops committed to this campaign. we will talk with congressman turner in just a few moments. >> looking forward to it. thank you so much. i do not know what you were doing this weekend -- were you in the hamptons? well, next time you go, take an uber. they going to where the money is. that means the beach towns, 100 miles from the city. one driver says he can make $1000 in the hamptons and half the time in new york city. there are a market that cooper refers to as a pop-up. they operate their only in high periods. the average trip is a must to three times the distance. >> brandon, go to your cell phone. the price is four times. >> imagine that, from the crows nest all the way back to bridgehampton -- $200. uber also offers a chopper system. that is just to get out there. >> what does it mean? were their taxes before hand? are they as upset as taxis in new york city? >> have you d

it happened here at the site on haas enza avenue near virginia -- haas en-- hacienda avenue near virginia. janine de la vega has more. >> reporter: about an hour and a half ago, the evacuation and shelter-in-place order was lifted in this neighborhood. earlier in the day, the smell of gas was strong downwind in areas there. pg&e we're told is still here doing repair work on the sign. it was a construction crew doing resurfacing and widening work on the road when this accident happened. the santa clara county fire crews were called at 8:45 after workers using heavy equipment to dig hit a 4-inch gas line rupturing it. pg&e and hazardous material crew came on the scene. police officers went door to door evacuating a three-block area. most people weren't home but those who were around were told they could go to campbell community center. we were told no one showed up. >> this particular case what you are smelling and what is so strong with what we put into gas so people know when there there is a gas leak. even though it was strong and giving you a headache, we never got any hits that it was

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you know, it's been a difficult day for the stewart-haas organization. we all recognize that. we're all family as we travel 36 weeks out of the year, it seems like 100 years together. so our hearts go out to tony, but specifically out to the family. >> now kevin ward's family did release a statement to express thanks for the prayers and support they've been receiving. rosemary. >> of course, errol, we go now from that very tragic story in sports to a much more uplifting one. rory mcilroy is celebrating his second straight major title. he battled back from a very poor start on sunday to win the professional golfers association championship at the valhalla golf club in kentucky. mcilroy beat runner up phil mickelson by one shot. the 25-year-old from northern ireland is now the fourth youngest player to win four career majors. >>> well, we will have much more on rory mcilroy's pga championship victory coming up later this hour on cnn so stay tuned for his one-on-one interview with shane donoughe. >> when we first interviewed you after your first major championship success at cong

. >> what andy haas did not figure on was that they videotaped him.other driver saw the bukaty speeding down the road and was impress -- bugatti speeding down the road. he originally told cops he drops his cell phone and was distracted by a low flying pelican and when he went to get it, he drove into the water. >> he was trying to find an accident somehow. >> he was trying to find an exit. >>> find out why you may want to start your local day cookout a little early. topper is up next with the labor day forecast. lling down. >> but those waves are potentially dangerous for even the most seasoned surfer. >> reporter: it's been almost 20 years since southern californians have seen waves like these. the once in a lifetime chance to ride these big waves can turn into a near death experience even for the best swimmers. >> you're fighting rip currents instead of swimming sideways. there's a lifeguard going out. >> reporter: we were with lifeguard captain brian o'rourke. our cameras captured this rescue. >> we took the whitewater right in the face. you can se

his family, our family at stewart haas, tony stewart, with that being said, we feel that as a group, tony will not drive today. >> he was replaced by regan smith. the race was held up for more than an hour after this crash. greg biffle hits the back of ryan newman and cars go flying. mcdonald and newman get into each other, everyone was ok, the guard rails were replaced. a.j. allmendinger takes the checkered flag at watkins glen. the nats game didn't start until 10:51 last night in atlanta and the fans stayed up to watch this, extra innings, wilson ramos with a blew single. too bad they couldn't go 19 innings, playing at breakfast time. the best moment of the redskins camp today wasn't a pass or a cash but a meeting between rg iii and one of his biggest fans. today robert met with an 18-year-old from maryland. she has a kidney disease and is in need of a transplant. make a wish made her wish come true. she got autographs, helmet fitting and rg iii got her autograph as well. she worked out with the team. as always the players get just as much out of this moment as the fans. >> it's a

that motion, commissioner highland, commissioner jong, john, matsuda, wilson, commissioner president haas. that motion passes 7-0. which places you on item 4. commission comments and questions. >> commissioner pearlman? >> i want to disclose the mayor's office called me about the 50 fell street project and i didn't talk to anybody. i did call nicole wheaton back and let her know that i knew they were interested in a project. also, this is actually a question for the city attorney. on the landmark's designation program, 199 carl street was nominated and i am the architect for that project. i understand this is an informational hearing on. i don't know if i have to recuse myself from that. >> andrea deputy city district. i think given that you have such a close relationship with the project it would be better if you recuse yourself from that particular discussion. >> okay. so there is two other items on that, so, i don't know if they are going to be taken sequentially then i can leave at that moment. okay. thank you. >> commissioner highland. >> i also did hear from the mayor's office. i di

. >> good afternoon, supervisors, rich haas, resident and business commission and support kathrin moore and mr. richards. the planning commission is by far the most time consuming commission in the city. it's not just the thursday hearing. it could have 10 items, 14. any amount of items. on friday you get your brief for each item. that's a lot of reading, a lot of research, site visits, locations, visiting with neighbors. catherine has done this for eight years and shhh e wants to do this for another term. kudos to kathrin moore. it's a lot of work here. kathrin moore as an architect brings a fairness to this commission. we've worked with her for many years. whether it's neighborhood issues, citywide planning, she's excellent in these neighborhoods and understanding the planning codes with all the new amendments, that takes a huge amount of time and understanding. her urban planning. as talked about earlier she was in treasure island, all of this stuff. it's easy to be a paid person to get a salary, but when you volunteer and spend the time, to any commissioner, i say well done. her kno

haa little more to say since they provide so much to israel? >> we listen to what the president of the united states has to say believe me. when we don't agree on something 1% of the time, we work it out as allies work it out. >> but there is growing u.s. discomfort about how the ceps provided are being used and simmering tension between the two countries since the u.s. blamed israel for the collapse of peace talks in april. >> pelley: the president authorized $225 million to resupply israel's missile defense. margaret, thank you very much. we want to flag for you tonight what may be an emerging genocide. the islamic army known as i.s.i.s. has seized vast territory in syria and iraq and, over the weekend, i.s.i.s. stormed more towns in northern iraq. have a look at what they're doing to the minority shiite muslims. these are shiite mosques and shrines. in this video, shiite men are herded together and executed in mass graves. here, shiite men are shot in the head one by one and lumpe dumpeo a river. the slaughter is spreading, the iraqi governm

richard haas will join us. he is president of the console. we will speak about iraq.e looking forward to speaking with richard haass. richard johnstone will join us. we will speak to the head of the eurasia group. >> we have looked at turkey and russia. when you look at that, it really is -- it turns and swivels on a knife edge. >> at least to a lot of controversy. one of the back stories was criticism by secretary clinton. real criticism of the obama administration and how they have applied their strategies to iraq. it,om, we look forward to as always. tom keene at the top of the hour with "bloomberg surveillance." let's talk tech. in an effort to fight crime, one police forces testing they show recognition systems. it is analyzing their records apartt local crooks, but from becoming a police tactic, doesn't hold a greater role for the future of our lives? hold a greater role for the future of our lives? getting a positive id on who committed the crime. they are running a six-month trial to see how it holds up. footage, and if we can get an image from that if it is a

it has been confirmed by his team, stewart haas, he will race today and going to have a press conference at 1:00 p.m. eastern before he races. so that is the latest from his team. >> so tony stewart is going to get in the car. he's going to race today. >> i wonder what the response will be to that. dallas, what is your response that tony will be behind the wheel today? >> i got to tell you, i'm not surprised that he's going to race. maybe this is his way of dealing with it, because a lot of the drivers, when they're in the car, they're in their zone and i'm sure he is dealing with a lot of grief at the moment, and maybe just maybe this is his way of dealing with it. >> okay, that's a food way to put it because i know a lot of us are sitting here thinking i don't know that i could get back in a car. >> yes, and you never can say what you would do in a situation until you're in that situation for sure. >> right. >> just knowing him and you know, the accident is absolutely tragic. there is no doubt about that. >> you've seen the video, dallas. what was your first thought? >> i've seen the v

nassau county police say gloria haas was arrested thursday after sldly stealing 800 sets of the 80-year-oldoys from a long island storage facility, arraigned on grand larceny charges. >>> i'm just trying to figure out how she got them. how do you get 800 lay gego set? >> that i at 's a lot of legos. >> if only we could say something nice about the where. >> not building legos outside. hot temperatures in the south, that jet stream riding high to the north, that means a lot of the gulf moisture will be able to move up to the north, areas in the south are going to be feeling the heat in the coming days, and that means hot, hot temperatures and that humidity is going to be allowed to play a factor in this, meaning temperatures are going to feel warmer than they actually are, so we are going to be feeling the heat, the sweat is going to be on for the south. temperatures up to 95 by wednesday. when you factor in that humidity, it's going to feel warmer in the south, atlanta we should be at 88, temperatures running about seven or eight degrees above normal. same in charlotte, even warmer, almost

ecological disaster your costs one of the organizers of the protest joins us live to discuss the issue mr haas why does the new mine pose such a great danger. we have been protesting today with our friends in poland against the continued mining of burning off brown coal this is a form of electricity generation which is very environmentally damaging it's the burning of coal is still stab liasing the climate which is causing a lot of human suffering as we have seen with the super typhoon in the philippines last year burning of coal it's also pricing the air with mercury and particles and most importantly not mining is destroying entire villages forests and a lot of lent so this mine has a strong local impact but at the end it has impacts globally for everyone on the planet everyone in your audience well let's just take up the local problem because under the current plan is nearest polish and some german villages will have to be completely destroyed i believe to make way for the mine is there no other way of avoiding having to do this while still opening the mine. no it's it's economically not po

thomas haas offensive against hood at nashville was delayed by various factors, and finally by a spell of very bad weather, including an ice storm. by the evening of the 14th, it was clear that the icy spell was ending, and so thomas sent around orders for his troops to be ready to move first thing next morning. alerted his three divisions to be ready to move at 6:00 a.m.. they couldn't get underway quite 15t early because december foggy. so foggy that one participant said you could only see a few yards in front of you. theas for difficult to move troops around. smith did get his troops and motion. the earliest of any of the commands for that day. it was as it should be. sign tochment was a play a key role in thomas's attack on fort hood. thomas was to move to his right and then swing through a left wheel, and rotating as it were 90 degrees in a counterclockwise direction so that he would face the flag of goods line. smith put his command in motion fairly early. smith was to have support on his own right flank by the union cavalry. wilson's command, the cavalry would be fighting mostly

. >> for the moment, richard haas saved a stranger's house and he hopes he helped save his own in the process. but as he races back to his street, he realizes time is running out. smoke is surrounding his home. >> it was getting harder and harder to see and, if you can't see what's coming at you, you might want to get out of the way. >> despite his desperate efforts, richard realizes he will have to leave his house behind and hope for the best. >> as time went on, i was getting more and more concerned. the wind was still going pretty crazy and i was worried that it would change direction. if the wind changed direction, then we were screwed. >> richard finally admits defeats and grabs his dogs and races away from the scene. >> it's not a good feeling knowing that the next time you come back to your house it's not going to be there. night falls, a caravan of the last few holdouts from the neighborhood joins richard on his escape route. >> it does, it looks like a freakin war zone out here. >> we did find a way out. we dodged trees and went through ditches and got past and got out. >> bu

. >>> around we are back with emma sky, shadi hamid, david haas. i want to pick up on why you say we have all these brutal dictators on one hand and you have groups like isis on the other which is that the dictators, the leaders of the arab world are actually much more threatened by moderate opposition groups than they are by extreme opposition groups. they kind of like the idea that the only thing that -- that the only alternative to them is al qaeda, right? >> yeah. i mean, groups like isis are perfect for dictators like bashar al assad because he can point to them and say, well, this is what you get when you have an opening of political space. and i think one of the most dangerous developments of the past three years is that you did have mainstream islamist groups like the muslim brotherhood. yes, they're deeply ill liberal. we don't share their values as americans, but they do believe in the democratic process. they're not using violence like groups like isis. they try to work through the process in countries like egypt, and of course there was

necessarily address the challenges of democratization and development, i'd now like to move to my third and haas point in this -- and last point in this set of remarks. and here i will hone in on the expectations of africa as to its cooperation with united states of america. ladies and gentlemen, i call for a deepening, dare i say a regrounding of relations between africa and the united states. it seems to me that africa and the usa are two continents that ignore each other rather than recognizing everything that should bring them together. it's time to change this enormous state of affairs, and specifically to that end i would offer america five propositions. first, i invite united states to intense fry the -- intensify the training and equipping of african defense forces so that africa is in a position to insure its own security. that's part one. secondly, i invite the united states to work with the whole of africa. i say this because i have said at some point that with regard to the electrification program that president obama has spoken of, a number of countries were chosen, and i would like

haas all for now. coming up wednesday on "consider this". with the world focus on iraq we look at the conflict in syria. the conversation continues on the website, facebook, google+. you can find us on twitter and follow me on twitter. see you next time. >>> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. anger and silence. new protests in the police shooting death of michael brown. we talk live to the major of ferguson missouri. >> forgotten money. billions in 401ks unclaimed. why so many americans are leaving money on the table and how to reclaim yours. >>> one of a kind. we talk to wayne grady

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he and the entire stewart-haas family think getting back into a car for tony stewart would help him through this difficult time. >> how about fans and other drivers? how are they reacting? this has been a big race weekend. i see the stands behind you are still empty because racing starts hours from now. overall is there a reaction from people? >> reporter: there definitely has been. during qualifying, tony stewart received a lot of cheers from fans and hugs from people he hasn't seen while away from the track and fellow drivers. when we heard from them, they were happy to see him back in the car. this is what they had to say. >> to have tony back obviously to be able to communicate with him and talk to him about racing and just seeing him start that first step of getting back to normal as his friend is exciting to me. >> i'm glad to see fans are happy. that's the most important thing. tony is a strong guy. he'll figure it out. >> reporter: and fredricka, tony stewart will start 12th in tonight's race. he needs to win either tonight or in next week's final regular race in the season to make

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the lead bill, the bill haas scrub them looked at and legislation and recidivism reform is important and should come along side with. and the smart approach so people learn time in different custodial arrangements by getting job training, ged, counseling and the rest. are proven track records to reduce recidivism and people serving time, using that time and members of the society. and all the details with bills that are in congress right before us that deserve support. >> what are the chances of welfare reform? >> a good conversation to get feedback and i always like to mature the conversation, get people engage, get feedback, and legislation in that session. >> 2016, the social security disability, an opportunity to do something. >> we have to reform that in the next system. and the disability community, to make sure the program is working as intended. >> i am just telling people -- you are next. >> the republican alternative to the affordable care act, there does need to be republican, how are you going to see some sort of discussion? >> has been keeping me from high schools to use

richard haas has called it the 30-year war, a horribly destructive war in europe in the 17th century. figure out what we're dealing, with what is al quaida, i.s.i.s., the relationship between the two, with other jihady organizations and how do we get involved in what will be a long-running probably medium-level conflict for a long time to come? we haven't really had the post-iraq debate. >> sreenivasan: shifting to ukraine. each day president vladimir putin are able to increase the rhetoric, whether video game or satellite images of a thousand russian troops crossing the border whether called an invasion, an incursion. how does ukraine deal with this and what is the american role if there is one? >> america has an obligation. in 1994 to get ukraine to surrender its incredible nuclear arsenal at the time, there was a guarantee given by the united states and western democracies and european nations of support and defense and security, and i don't think there is any question that that obligation is on the table right now. the plausible deniability that putin could hide behind has been to

nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jillian mele will let us know what's haas happeniis h. >> they are headed to this accident on the northeast extension. the southbound side just past the exit for lansdale. on the northeast extension both lanes are blocked. traffic getting by on the shoulder. at least two vehicles involved in this crash. i tell you to take route 309 as an alternate. we're dealing with issues on 309. an update here. still have this accident southbound 309 blocked there. a small portion of 309 is blocked in that area. we're waiting for that to clear. in the meantime, county line road is a good alternate and then 309 southbound at norristown road an accident taking out one lane. that's cleared to the shoulder. that's good news update there. this is 95. what a mess we have out here. look at all of this activity. this is 95 southbound as you approach route 320. we have this accident. we have one lane of traffic right there getting by. a really big delay forming on 95 southbound. this is 95 southbound as drivers make their way from the airport to the blue route as you appro

stewart is a three-time nascar champion and is co-owner of the stewart-haas racing team.office so copies can be entered into the investigation. rashan ali, thanks so much. a big story we'll continue to follow. >>> also still ahead, as the crisis in iraq intensifies, why are isis militants trying to recruit women? ♪ man: [ laughs ] those look like baby steps now. but they were some pretty good moves. and the best move of all? having the right partner at my side. it's so much better that way. [ male announcer ] have the right partner at your side. consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. go long. >>> all right. let's get a sense now just how bad the situation is for thousands of religious minorities on the run in iraq. and in order to do so, you have to go there. cnn's ivan watson has. he shows us the desperation of the people who are literally running for their lives to escape the brutality of isis militants. >> reporter: desperation on a mountaintop. kurdish civilians, some clearly wounded, baking in the august su

get back to racing and you know stewart, he doesn't have a wife, doesn't have any kids, so, stewart haasar driver, he is the owner of his team, 270 employees. getting back to this environment, getting back to the track he says will help him get through this difficult process. >> and how are the other drivers responding? >> well you know, getting a lot of tears from the fans, other drivers we talked to said it is great to see tony back on the track. here is what they had to same >> good to have tony back. obviously, you know, to be able to communicate with him and talk to him about racing and just see him start that first step getting back to normal, as his friend is exciting to me. >> i am glae glad to see the fans are happy i the most important thing and tony and other stuff, he is a strong guy. he will figure it out. >> stewart starts 12th here, to make nascar's version of the playoffs, he will have to win this race or next week's race, which is the regular season finally. all eyes will be on tony stewart tonight. >> sure will be. andy scholes, thank you so much in atlanta for us. >>>

the president haas said he was for immigration reform. he said it when he was a candidate for the st. i. >> of course. we've seen over 2 million deportations. and we've also seen daca. in 2012, and he can do it again. he can expand deferred action which is a successful program to my mother, father, to dreamers who weren't eligible and the rest of the community as well. >> ray jose. i appreciate your time. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >>> congress will not act on immigration. president obama, as ray was talking about, is expected to take executive action. it could come within days. what will it be and how far will the president go as he faces criticism from even his own party on action alone. democrats, for example, facing re-election particularly against the move. marc pryor saying in the wall street journal this morning, i quote, i'm frustrated the partnership in washington, that doesn't give the president carte blanche authority to sidestep congress when he doesn't get his way. i want to frame the debate with

his family, our family at stewart-haas, tony stewart, with that being said, we feel that as a group, tony will not drive today. >> reporter: and reaction has been widespread. nascar today issued this statement. "our thoughts and prayers go out to the family, friends and fellow competitors of kevin ward jr. we support tony stewart's decision to miss today's race, and we will continue to respect the process and time line of the local authorities and will continue to monitor this situation moving forward." the sport mourning the loss of one of its only while many questions still remain about one of its most famous. for the first time we are hearing from tony stewart. this just in to cnn. i want to read this statement on the death of kevin ward jr. it says, "there aren't words to describe the sadness i feel about the accident that took the life of kevin ward jr. it's a very emotional time for all involved, and it is the reason i've decided no the to participate in today's race at watkins glen. my thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends and everyone affected by this tragedy." fr

he owns part of the stewart-haas race team racing empire.scars and sprint cars and stable of drivers include names like danica patrick. according to nascar team finances he made $17.3 million last year. if you break that down, 11.3 million was from salary and winnings, but 6 million was from endorsements. names like bass pro shop, mobile one, coca-cola, ritz, oreo and chevrolet. we're wonder about those sponsors and if they will stand by him. jenna: what does it seem like now? those are some big names you're mentioning. >> there is almost certainly a morals clause in his contract. there usually is. even if he is not charged or convicted they can say he is getting too batched press and that is enough for them to get out of it. this is not the first time trouble has surrounded him. four years ago in australia he allegedly hit a track promoter with a helmet. he shoved a photographer in 2002. according to reports he had another physical incident in 2004. he has been to anger management in the past. he is known for his temper flaring that. makes

i've just been married in the haas year and a half here. >> congratulations. >> thank you.what is your view on the debates around marriage right now, the definition of marriage? how should, you know, people be kind of saving for that? >> how should people -- >> how should people stand for it or how should -- you talk about having commonality with people who think differently. how can we address it with our neighbors who might think differently than us? >> i'm a little different in this regard. two points real quick. first, first point is a lot of people don't get that you can be a leader without ever leaving the bedroom. you can be a leader to the kids down the hallway. you can get out of your comfort zone and serve and lead your spouse. you can get out of your comfort zone and serve and lead your children. and so when we talk about marriage and family and children, i think often times we forget that our number one goal is at home. our number one job to serve and to lead and to understand inhibitions, fears and goals are with that person you share a bed with and with those

he serb ciallserbcially, you haa in the south, from baghdad in the south who have the bulk of the militaryquipment. not all of it was captured by isis and a lot of manpower. they are the largest demographic group in iraq. and they are ready to push up from the south. you have the kurds in the northeast who have now been engaged who really now have some skin in this game and are incentivized to fight againstis ill as it -- isil. and the sun in this among whom isil is living. they would an anective 5th column against the isil insurgency. it will take all three groups to have something really effective against the islamic state and then and only then could outside air power be helpful on the margins. the bulk will have to be done by the iraqis. >> hopefully you can give me a quick answer. i know the president framed this as a humanitarian issue but awful things are happening in sirrias. hundreds of thousands of people have died in syria. >> that's a humanitarian issue. is this about humanitarian issue in iraq? >> well, in some ways, it is. the hizidi pushed on this mountain. this is a crisis

her husband accused of pulling the trigger and then came the discovery at the couple' haas.t sick starts right after this. seven. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >> another deadly shooting in a local hospital. a woman dead, her husband accused of pulling the trigger. >> and then came the discovery that turn the couple' home into a crime scene as well. >>> good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page it all started this morning at kennedy university hospital in stratford but the investigation extends far beyond there. fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live in glendora tonight with the story. sabina? >> reporter: iain and lucy, let's take you right to the scene here. police have just confirmed that the body found inside this family home is that of ryan, 35 years old. he is the son of the gunman and victim 62 year old denise. now, her body, of course, found inside kennedy hospital after it appears her husband ray shot her and then on a welfare check police on ryan' body inside the home. >> it's tragic. it's beyond tragic. it's beyond tragic.

>> our wildest dream is that we have 10,000 fans in the haas pavilion watching our matches, excited about what they're seeing and then wanting to participate. >> reporter: what are your hopes for grid across the country? >> that it becomes a mainstream sport. we want to motivate people to do this sport to participate and to be fans of it. >> reporter: i have to tell you, i have competed in five full iron men, 29 marathons and there is no way i could do what these tremendous athletes are doing. and they are coming from all across the world here in san francisco, we have a team called the san francisco fire competing in the grid. more information visit us online at kpix.com. >> all right. thank you. >>> good morning, everybody! how are you feeling after that 49er preseason game last night? we got the highlights of that and wait until you see what jon lester of the a's did to the twins. what's cool about your scho? you can e-mail your nominato us at: cool schools at kpix- dot-com. we may come and fee your sch >> what is cool about your school or summer camp? email your nomination to us at co