take off your blindfold, hon. >> oh my gosh. >> mom, are you ready? >> mom! oh, my gosh. >> is that me? >> oh. oh. >> maybe our stage manager can go get us some kleenex, please. >> both stand right here together. tell us about -- >> thank you. please hand it to these lovely ladies. >> thank you, mackey, perfect. >> tell us about it. >> she was very concerned with keeping her hair length. so we wanted to show that you can keep your hair length but just reshape it and it makes a big difference. richard danny did this today. >> fantastic, by the way. >> amazing. >> i love the bangs. >> the dress is awesome. >> so she has never owned a little black dress in her life. >> in her life. >> every woman has to have one. >> how did you get by for that long? >> she was a judge. she's retired now. i wanted to give her a beautiful little black dress that felt elegant and multi-purpose in her wardrobe. and this one is gorgeous. it's perfect. zenya makes it. >> i love your relationship. >> i love your relationship. >> a big round of applause. >> yes. >> go stand right over t

hon is urging everyone to get vaccinated. they know not everyone does. >> i have a lot of friends who choose not to vaccinate and family members who choose not to vaccinate. >> reporter: and dr. hon says despite the vaccination not being 100% effective, it is still the best defense against whooping cough. >>> thank you, derek, bay area health care leaders are trying to help arizona's va system. last month, the leader of palo alto's va was asked to help in arizona. the network was at the center of that national scandal this year over wait times and treatment and the poor standard of care for veterans. >>> get ready for delays on highway 24 in the east bay. caltrans will close one of the four bores. it happens tonight from 8:00 till noon. workers will be re-aligning lanes and smoothing the roadways to make the ride easier. >> we're anticipating between 5 and 20 minute delays. probably the delays during the daytime around the noon hour will be longer than the nighttime hours when there are fewer vehicles typically on the road. >

. >> one of the battle ship until nnl said it was scene of special ceremony today hon are oring foreign heros. the ceremony was led by a class of petty officers and as part of their train training today. 1 sell ekt tees spend the weekend performing exercise and maintenance on boar the ship. still to come on "action news" tonight a family is forced to run out when a lightning strike filled their cottage. >> with a rain wall -- walterer, we have a mostly clear skies overhead coming offer a fantastic weekend. stays nice monday. we're tracking wet and cool changes. we'll show what you those are changes. we'll show what you those are with the acc >> more that a million people near swollen rivers had to move in western japan today. the tropical storm halong is moving along way from the island. it created nightmarish companies for travelers. at least 00 flights were cancelled at the start of annual oban buddhist holiday week. >> a family in canada had quite a square when lightning hit their cottage in nova scotia. it blew out wiring. these folks say it left a hole endplay pen they sit out for

. >> it's a great hon toward come here and be recognized and they will excited to see our players and our players will be excited to sigh them. it will be a good ceremony. >> ryan sandberg says they were watching all the taney games and he wants to see mo'ne davis. and fans will get this free taney t-shirt. taney night at the phillies and the phils won three straight series and the first time in over a year and kyle kendrick is on hill tonight. jaime apody, back to you. >>> one last tune up for the eagles before the season begin a week from sunday. that is right. a week from sunday, the birds host the jets, the regular starters get backups for a job and prove their worth, matt barkley starts as quarterback, barkley is not focused on that. i don't have an agenda for that. i want to be consistent and i am not changing this strategy for this game because i am starting or having more reps, we'll score points. eagles-jets coming up on 6 abc. kickoff is set for 7:00. >> seeing a lot of michael vick tomorrow, he is starting for the jets. >> meteorologist, adam joseph with the accuweather for

. >> and the summer heat returning. 84 degrees today, but heat and humidity hon the way. details in the accuweather forecast. >>> and jamie apody withing details in sports when we come >> the search for survivors underway in southern china following stunned's powerful earthquake killing almost 400 people and injuring 1800. rescuers began to dig through shattered homes in the province and 12,000 homes collapsed when the quake struck. rain and thunderstorms in the area come mra indicate -- complicated efforts to find them, and bringing supplies to those homeless. >> rescue and recovery efforts after a ferry sank in bangladesh. this is how it looked when capsized. two dead, another 44 rescued or swam to shore themselves. some same there were more on board and the total number of missing passengers tonight not yet known. >>> leaders from the u.s. and africa are meeting in washington, d.c. for a three-day summit, the first event of its kind. the theme, investing in the next generation. secretary of state, john kerry] those they will use it to improve trade. >> what is exciting

another noon, we are hearing from family memorialers of a man--members of a man beaten so badly he is hon o on life support. >>> an investigation is under way after an am track train was shot at the while it was moving. >>> plus, tributes with pouring in for actor and comedian robin williams. and why his daughter says she is being forced to end her use of social media. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon, i am tori campbell. new information about the man found beaten sunday morning in san francisco. today his family is expected to say good-bye to him. al salve has an--alex has an update on the investigation and the community outpouring in his honor. >> reporter: and we are here honoring the man, that many people now just as feather. he was a free spirit, and this afternoon, at 3:33 p.m., there will be a vigil near by to honor 3 #-year-old brian huggens, the victim if the case, and that is the around the same time that the family plans to take him off after life support. he was found early sunday morning on church st

tre hon dras.his is where he ground to second. >> great play. >> get him out at first but a run scores, okay? so 2-1 now. in the fifth he homers to left center up 4-1. they ultimately go on to win it 8-4. congratulations to them. >>> jamaican track star bolt broke another record. he ran the indoor 100 meter race in just 9.98 seconds. while that race proofs the foot injury he suffered this year didn't slow him down, it will sideline him. yesterday he pulled out of the last race of the year his coach said to be healthy and prepared for the 2015 season. >> he's in year seven. seven or eight years of being the fastest man on the planet. that's the long duration. >> he's a fast guy. what's going on? looks like you are tracking major weather. >> it's over the turks and caicos islands. >> what did i say? >> the who what? >> the who's and whos? >> the turks and caicos. >> what did i say? >> what? >> you know, a little too much of the sauce this weekend. that's all right. s. >> who's at who's? >> doesn't ma

well away from the big island hon lieu lee-- honolulu. it's unusual for them to get once let alone twice in the same year. high temperature 84. it's 82. relative humidity is only 41%. that is very, very comfortable. winds pretty much dead calm. so great night to be outdoors. you can grill out tonight, take a little jog, you can exercise. the air mass is dry enough to do that. warm weekend with a few showers but not a washout. okay. it will be okay. keep your tee times. heaviest activity will remain south and west of d.c.. out toward i-81 rein into the mountains that will be the bulls eye. 8:00 tomorrow morning we had sunshine in the immediate metro area. some clouds and showers. and back to the west and then by 10:00 some showers now popping up into southern maryland. i agree with it, this will billion the trend. southern maryland and back to the west will be sort of the trend for saturday and you can pretty much prerun this again for sunday. by 3:00, some showers perhaps in the immediate metro area. nothing crazy heavy. leesburg, fairfax

we have a lot of construction, palo alto, mountain view, hon and off ramp, but the freeway moving at speeds through the cities. san jose, construction for 880 and stevens creek boulevard. no major issues. more construction through oakland and san leandro. a slowdown there smooth drive for transit agencies. no delays reported, so enjoy your drive or ride to work. right now 4:41, a little early for some but we keep track. >> a little early for a lot of folks. >>> the v.a. scandal takes center stage in the bay airport what the veteran affairs secretary hopes to learn. >>> controlling a wheelchair using just your eyes. the high-tech company making it all possible. >>> good wednesday morning to you. catholic charities of santa clara county is looking for families not only with room in their hearts but a room in their homes. 80 people at an informational hearing about hosting unaccompanied minor whose fled their homes in central america and are alone in the u.s. the children speak little english but in need of a place to stay while going through the long legal process. host families must g

5:00 we'll watch for downpours and thunderstorms coming in from the west on sunday and they will be hon and off here monday that extreme humidity and heat at 89 degrees and it's not a washout on labor day but there will be a few popping up at times. same tuesday steamy popups of 9. stays hot with still a chance of afternoon summerlike thunderstorms at 0 and well above normal thursday 88. we had two heat waves this entire summer season. >> not bad. >> and we could have another first week of september go figure. >> all right. thank you so much. well it was perfect night to head out to popup beer garden and food festival franklin square hosted finale of summer long sing or thursday's series tonight's food truck festival drou aa group to focus meals on wheels. >> and brand new supplies like a fresh backpack. handed out today achievebility community office 60 and arch and program helps parents pursued occasionsal goals. jimmy kimmel is live after "action news" and here's jim question with a preview of the show. >> thanks monday kaxt hello philadelphia. here's what is waiting for you after th

. >> hundreds gathered at love park bearing signs in hon are of those lost wearing rhetoricones a ace list of names shot and killed by place or authorities figures was read allowed. >> it bomingers me like the level of what people have to put up with and what police seem like they're getting a way with and it seems look a culture. >> mrs. james made a point to be at the peace rally and bring 6-year-old jaylynn. >> it could have been haim. >> david rose demonstrated by holding his hands up in the air symbolic he says for michael brown, unarmed when he was shot multiple times. >> it's too much. just too much. it's not a black thing. it's not a white thing. it's an american thing. it's too much. >> hands up! >> the moment of silence and spontaneously it turned into a peace march. more than 100 people marched from love park to the stepsch the art museum and when it poured rain they state course. >> we have, mike brown. >> not even the weather could stop their message. >> we are. >> mike brown! >> and just as demonstrations and protests continue in furgeson, organizeers hearsay you can exp

think hashana isn't the institutional structure that generated equitably shared prosperity, and part of hon is because the real value of the minimum wage has been allowed to fall. no, a modest -- of course. it was keeping the party polite. a modest increase in the minimum wage is an intervention in a reasonable part of a sensible strategy to restore this and equitably shared prosperity. it is just part of what we can do, and it will have some impact in making the prosperity, the equitable share dollars. we used to have. >> a show of hands how many things have won the debate today please somebody raise your hand. sherry of fairness. i see two, three. okay. how many believe mary won the debate today? mary won the debate. no, how many of you changed your mind during the course of the last 50 minutes? one there, too,. thank you for participating in this debate. please welcome back. [applause] >> thank you for the panel. a wonderful program, as we knew we would be. we appreciate it very much. we have a couple of minutes for folks to wonder on and from other things, and then are going to have a f

the fact it the hon 686 people, many of those are unable to reconcile the id so we think of him as this landscape architect. but he also invented or if not invented then really perfected the suburb. the suburb is a place where people with enough money can take a railroad out of that horrible city and by themselves a piece of romantic nature often behind gates, guarded and gated communities. retired to one of the suburbs, massachusetts, a very beautiful place. and he was 75 so happy. he just could not get enough of the suburban country. a good dose of his own medicine. but the moral new was kind of creating a form of romantic nature as the medicine that allows some to live his urban life in urban and industrial pivoted is a way, and a sense, of reconciling things that cannot be reconciled. >> host: where the public policy fights but crating central park? >> guest: central part being in numerous city had more to do with plants than it did with policy. central park was not a call of nature. it was an avid with several thousand black and irish people. the new york state legislature made its

we will start with hon su kim and you filled out a card for public comment followed by kristine rogersalister. >> good afternoon, and directors and president of the cab company. this past week, the city tax and limo system put a seize and desize on the lift vehicles trying to operate in the city. >> these companies that have technologies that the company likes, and is a technology that we all should be supporting which is booking of a vehicle through a app and we can see the vehicle and so forth. that is not the issue, the issues like the tlc has found is that taking your personal car and acting like a taxi cab without any medallion requirements and inspection of the vehicles is not in the industry. and today i am going to talk about

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so i'm going to let you get out of here to get back to whatever you're working on next, but i am honenjoyed it. >> it's an honor being here, man. >> just to see the way you work those ankles in person is amazing to me. >> yeah you know, i try. you know? i do my thing. >> you got it. [ laughter ] and before i let you go, ten seconds. the nickname, lil buck. where does that come from? >> the question of the year. lil buck actually came from, it's really simple. and it came from two things. it came from me when i first started i was 12 years old when i really got into it and 13 when i got serious. i was a real shorty. you know? growing up. and i was like super short when i was 13, and when i was doing the style, the stylist called it jook. but there are two styles within that. one is buckin', and another one called choppin', and buckin' is more the explosive style and choppin' is more, chop, chop, chop, chop, chop, chop. you break it down more. and i was always known as a bucker, because all of my moves were explosive, but i was a little kid doing crazy explosive moves, flipping with my

. >> wanted to give back to the hon son heroes behind product used widely in the community. >> he held on to this memory as he uprooted to chicago to pursue a college education. a bold move for somebody whoi knew very little of american culture. >> he overcame his fears and started his chicago venture. none other than the legendary billy goat tavern. he waited tables with his brother. >> became his home more from home. longtime owner. became his second family. >> a nice guy. always smiling. also where he became accustomed with american culture. master the english language. >> i have to memorize the word. have no idea what it is. after his time he pursued his dream of benefiting the women of his homeland. >> in line of beauty products containing 100 percent organic organogenesis oil. the purchases the oil directly from the women's corps operatives and donates to them part of the proceeds to help them gain financial independence. >> i felt like that could be my mother or that could be my sister. if everybody would do what i would do these women could have a better life. can be found in 4

losing the battle for life while drugs producers and hospital blog hons medicine approaches conditions. internet bullying as well sad trend among today's teens but parenting one youngster has found a way to fight back glenna one in her toolbox on our t.v. . at least five palestinians have reportedly been killed in gaza on saturday a day after the fridge of things fire with hamas crumbled but there's another battle televisa fighting and this time it's inside its own borders anger against those daring to speak out against the offensive policy report. the war going gaza is becoming a hash tag headache the air war in the skies has been joined by the hot air war online with almost two thousand casualties across the border it's no wonder many arab israelis are rebelling in support of the gaza brethren but sometimes there's a price to pay as russians are treating the most russia helped organize demonstrations against the israeli army and posted online about what he and others call the i.d.f. massacres in gaza police investigated me several times for my political activity especially during the

. >>> ktvu is teaming up with the red cross to hon on those making a difference in our community. the alameda award ceremony is coming up next week. meet one of this year's honorees. a woman taking on the bay area severe blood shortage. >> jose is a citizen on patrol. >> we do vacation checks. >> part of fremont police -- >> we do it all. >> that includes coordinating the department's successful blood drive. >> it became a passion for me. >> josie experience drives her for this. >> i had my taught -- i had my daughter and they didn't have my blood type and they had to get blood for me. >> understanding the life saving act, she spent the last five years encouraging others to give. >> i just love having them and they started growing and growing and we're here 12 blood drives later. >> more than 600 pints collected. >> just apart of the job she says. looking out from those in her community to those in need of blood. >> that's important for me. >> and if you would like to join us on september 5th, when we thank josie and the nine other honorees, go to ktvu. >>> he reveals a dinosaur e

we will start with hon su kim and you filled out a card for public comment followed by kristine rogers and anthony balister. >> good afternoon, and directors and president of the cab company. this past week, the city tax and limo system put a seize and desize on the lift vehicles trying to operate in the city. >> these companies that have technologies that the company likes, and is a technology that we all should be supporting which is booking of a vehicle through a app and we can see the vehicle and so forth. that is not the issue, the issues like the tlc has found is that taking your personal car and acting like a taxi cab without any medallion requirements and inspection of the vehicles is not in the industry. and today i am going to talk about the economic realities. right now, the idea for paying for the use of a medallion, when you have thousands of cars on the street doing the exact same thing is not sustain able, the values have gone down, and they will continue to go down. and they will continue to go down, a company like soto can only survive if we can make some sort of a pro

last night all televisions biggest stars gathered under one roof to hon north best and the brightest.reaking bad" big time, taking away five big awards. outstanding drama series. hard to believe it's been almost a year since the show want off the air. >> staying power. aaron paul winning his third emmy. it was bryan cranston, talk of the town. fourth lead actor emmy. >> also talk about possible upset from math ythematthew, an for fifth win, "modern family" especially for the win as, of course that lovable dorky dad. and rounding out comedy, jim parsons won his fourth emmy for his role on "the big bang theo." >> winning her third emmy, star of "veep" julia luis-dreyfus. she said i am a mess, a wreck. didn't have anything prepared. you know you had to. may have had something to do with what happened o her way to the stage. oh, my goodness. a great moment. >> this was it. this is the moment that left everyone a lite breathless, especially julia. bryan cranston intercepted her on the way up for the award. goes in for the kill. set the stop watch. this kiss went on 11 second. >> who knew w

ideally these negotiations allowed hon are to be satisfied without any violence. the point of an affair of honor was to demonstrate your willingness to die for your honor, not necessarily to engage in gun play and not necessarily to kill your opponent. and it's sort of counterintuitive but true. the point of a duel is to prove that you are willing to die for your honor. you don't need to have a gun in your hand to prove that. you newest need to prove you are willing to duel and even on a duelling ground you are not trying to kill your opponent. you're trying to prove that you are brave enough to be there and take part, willing to die for your honor. once you understand in this way and the all of the letter sending and negotiations of affair of honor you discover there were many more affairs of honor in middle america than most think. hamilton was involved in at least ten of these affairs of honor which are in a sense duels without gunfire before his duel with burr. in new york city alone, in the 12 years surrounding the burr

. >> bye hon. >> nice talking to you. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together.

when you take music, hon, you gotta learn how to read the music, correct, yeah? isn't that right, nick, okay? well, what we're doing is we're learning how to read the music of physics. the relationships, and we're just putting them in a musical way, okay? how many people are tone deaf? okay, i am a little bit. but, anyway, that's what we're gonna do here. does that answer your question then? so that's the speed we're gonna pick up. now, i'm gonna get to the part that's a little difficult for some people. that's how fast it goes. how far is it gonna fall? oh, we'll get it all get mixed up. how fast, how far? how far is different than how fast, right? and how about it, gang, when i drop this thing? [descending whistle] it's gonna pick up distance, yeah? you see it getting further, further apart, huh? what is the rule for how far it falls? is there a rule? how many would say? no, there's probably no rule for that, it's different every time. come on, gang, what's the rule? do you remember? yeah, it was distance falling, d for distance, equals, average out the g, g sq

think hashana isn't the institutional structure that generated equitably shared prosperity, and part of hon is because the real value of the minimum wage has been allowed to

we call them hon. whether the judges are not .ry to maintain respect for the law. that is an absurd. a court can take away all of my money, and in a criminal case take away my freedom. that ought to give him enough respect. the pompous ritual suggests there is magic at law. and since many are paid by the hour, the slow tradition lets them run up the bills. in my trial when the jury finally got to me to decide my fate, they decided that i did not libel. in fact, the trial reveal that he had ripped off insurance companies and lied on the witness stand. the court said he had to pay $250,000 to cover my side's legal bills. i won. except i didn't. in our system you lose even when you went. the lawyers charge so much. the money abc got hardly cover his legal costs. more than a million dollars. he then went on to get even richer. here is story about his fancy apartment. he got this rich with the help of more lawyers. here is his view. accident lawyers charged in patient companies figure it -- big bucks for dubious machines. finally 20 ye

extraordinary, and consistent i'm talking about great britain, the czech republic, policyland, israel, hon durindura honduras, people in iran demonstrating against their own government in 2009, nothing. you don't hear anything. didn't help. syrians, and i remember when i wrote this book, in fact it's in the book, it's just a -- an -- other than to just say it was 5,400 people that had been killed in syria. that's a u.n. estimate. they were protecting homs. the people were carrying banners, placards, saying help us or we'll all be killed. well, we didn't help them, and they have been killed. now the estimate isn't 5,400. it's 130,000, is the last estimate of the u.n., and they're not estimating anymore, because they just say you can't do it anymore, you can't -- you can't get a correct number. the people there will say we think it's about 150,000. but they were being killed. and then in iran, when there was this marvelous demonstration of the people against the ayatollah ko and you may remember the girl who was killed on the street, blood coming out of her mouth, and we had an opportunity t

. >> that tech archetype socially inept or a the hon kerry and and it then you have if women? word is that come? limit that is what makes him such an anomaly. he was very cool. so we have not had any other robert noyce cents. we lost the idea that queen elizabeth came to the valley it was just assumed packard would be here and somebody went to h-p and stood with packard but the feeling was when the japanese semiconductor attack to a person i could speak which is why he pulled out and was very successful but when president obama flies who is a person a stance there to say i represent silicon valley? that is the void that robert noyce early death left. how many people here worked at intel? how many worked in the semiconductor industry? okay. how many people have lived here 20 years? [laughter] thirty? not many. 40? fifty? sixty? [laughter] good for you. i know there is not a lot of twitter people here. [laughter] and that is a statement the valley does not think about history looking for word bet when i walked into this building 50 years ago i was standing right about here with

as we complete the challenge we learned hon. skills like team building, communication, and the four elements. through the program will find my ability to seek my own solutions to problems and develop my own desire to learn. working with robots has helped me learn about the idea of development, material properties , nematic metalworking and motors by applying concepts island of a class from june are real-life problem. f.i.r.s.t. is gives us the challenge and then we go through the process of brainstorming, designing, prototyping, building and, of course, rebuilding multiple times until a working solution is achieved. in addition to the process is the pressure of a 6-week kind -- time constraint. i never encountered these deadlines and utilize these problem-solving skills and my future career. many students involved in the program experience for the first time the importance of interaction and communication with the bills such as mentors and judges. while that was not a problem so much for me because of my experiences in becoming

. >> lily elizabeth ferafino, 35 from hon honduras. bayron acavedo, 18, guatemala.

the democrats' only defense to this hon strosty, and you -- monstrosity, and you hear it all the time is, well, republicans don't have a plan, what's their plan? tell me what your plan is. they don't have a land. i have a plan. it's a little something i've been working on. i call it free market capitalism. [laughter] my idea is we let individuals shop for health insurance on the free market. now, bear with me here, i know this sounds crazy, but in the history of the world, everything provided on the free market gets better and cheaper over time. everything provided by the government gets worse and more expensive over time. government gave us the post office, public schools -- that was one of my annoyances during the government shutdown. i kept saying people on fox news, no less, saying, you know, when something is failing, you don't get in the way. well, no, the public school system has failed, and it's still with us. [laughter] you apparently have to kick up quite a fuss to get rid of crap ass government programs. social security, a ponzi scheme you would be put this jail for doing i

. >> and we're here for our hon honeymo honeymoon. >> i'm crossing the "today show" off my bucket listy"! >> everybody has something to celebrate today. we're back on sunday, august 3rd, 2014. folks with the umbrellas. thanks to all of you as well. we have pictures of you. they were taken. >> i like those umbrellas. >> i like that. >> who invented that? that term's never been used before. >>> let's get you a look at the top headlines. the nation's -- the first american with ebola is now back in the u.s. this morning. shocking many onlookers when he walked out of that ambulance and into emory university hospital on saturday. we are now waiting the second ebola patient. >>> there is a state of emergency in toledo, ohio this morning as hundreds of thousands on f residents being told their drinking water is contaminated. they're now awaiting water test results from federal experts. >>> and more bloodshed in the southern gaza strip this morning. israeli forces withdrawing grouped troops. >>> and still to come in this half hour, you remember the movie "night at the museum." the american muse

hey, babe or hon. >> i think that is true, jesse.nally, i don't mind it from women but when a guy gives me pet names and i don't have that sort of, like, rapport it really does bother me. i think it is condescending. if someone says hey, sweetie, i expect them to say, go get me coffee. i'm happy to do that if i'm offering, but if i don't have the rapport with somebody -- >> every man in the build something thinking, what do i call harris? >> harris is good. >> don't worth with beckel every day. >> been called crazy names like bob beckel. >> he calls me sweet i. >> every day i see him, sitting outside smoking, hey bob. he will go, hey, baby. every single day. that is our little thing. certain people can get away with it. bob and i are very close. women can get away with it. >> we like it. >> handsome men can get away with it, absolutely right. other than that it feels a little strange. i'm not going to run to hr if someone says, hey, babe. >> these are stories i read about. it scares me to death. i will not make eye contact. not put a

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military, sa-18 fighter jets closing in hon an isis artillery unit and here it comes.> the 500 pound laser-guided bombs unleashed on the islamist group that now has thousands of iraqis runs for their living. >> the capital of iraqi kurdistan and a base of u.s. military and diplomatic operations there. in the meantime, west of the village you can see on the map, u.s. military planes have dropped more water and more food for the folks there. >> look inside this warehouse. the packages prepped for members of the yazidi minority, trapped there you heard in the mountains there by isis militants who say they have to convert to islam or die. >> this night vision video there we're just getting in, too, shows the pallet dropping off a cargo plane. the prime minister says hid nation may contribute aircraft to the mission as well. >> look at the aerial view here. you see the circles there. the parachutes connected to those bundles as they now fall down into that range of the mountains. we're learning this morning from british news reports as well that a british cargo plane is now

this scene is near the exit and entrance ramp to i 57 if the hon. but it is not clear what led to the crash. that's the latest from madison. >> also, a van crashed into a light pole sending a 5 month old infant and his mother to the hospital. thirty this morning when the van headed northbound on pulaksi crashed.. ejecting the baby from the vehicle. the baby was taken to stroger hospital in critical condition. the mother remains in stable condition. investigations are under way. >> showers continue today. one more day of this bill which should have some sunshine. cooler temperatures. preconditions' today. a front is moving through we will have a high pressure system developed to the west pumping cool air into the region for the next few days. sunshine today. high temperature 10 degrees below average. temperatures across the region 66 right now. 64 in kankakee. in joliet and aurora we're cooler in dekalb. the radar shows line of showers and storms that moved through the northern suburbs about one hour ago. light rain will watch it as it moves through

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it's a great hon tore meet you. israel has withdrawn.we don't know that all the tunnels have been taken out, and the infrastructure and all the rockets have been taken out. >> we know that all the tunnels that are known to us were destroyed by our forces. only then the government gave the order -- before that, the idf had all the time to identify the tunnels and to destroy them. that was -- we didn't destroy all the launches and the rockets. that cannot be done from the air. a decision was, that we are not going to reconcur gaza. and so now, it is between the hamas and the egyptians and we will move in later on to find a solution, how we will -- >> i guess my fear would be, if i'm an israeli citizen, is that okay? maybe the only reason they finally agreed to a truce is because israel did a lot of damage? they destroyed their infrastructure and their tunnels and probably took out a lot of their rocket storage areas. >> and killed many of their hamas members. >> i would argue is a good thing, because they're a terror group. the question is

her live your lawn of the hon. he was an interesting time.lus months, people who were my age were going straight to wall street's and the salaries. a lot of them went into the boom. finish creates. consumption of a you know, are living, of funds. there was a time that all came to a grinding halt suddenly. and there was a very short and sharp pair market. people will forget that that was a difficult time for the market. >> what strikes you as the big differences? >> in america people and much more conscious of this public spending idea. i was a murray's spirited and newspapers in britain. >> so what amazes me of of these congressional the planks of one time they were arguing about 300 million which sounds like a lot of money. the budget was something like one and half trillion. a very passionate to pay. high level of scrutiny does not require visas and britain have highs in europe ahead. the whole language and culture, port earmarks whoever is in terms of a used in europe crisp with you think because learn some of it carson think we can have -