travel flight hopper found on a flight from los angeles to las vegas, seats told from 200 to $1,600, and spirit airlines had the most uniform prices but united had an 18% spread in ticket price. hopper says it has to do morphing to find out why the price difference exists. >> up next, another overcast day in the bay area, though not as gloomy as yesterday. >> the 96 pga championship was like a wild west shoot you. like a wild west shoot you. but rory mcilroyounds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. sure... hey canyou bet! this? that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. y

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>> guest: we're showing them truly the home dvr system, and the brains of it is our hopper. the hopper itself you can record up up to 2,000 hours of television, but we're really showcasing things we've innovated this year including the super joey which adds two more tuners. so for families or tv binge watchers, they now have almost -- [inaudible] unlimited television to watch. >> host: what kind of questions are you getting from members of congress? >> guest: a lot of them are interested in how they can watch their local shows on the road, stay connect with the their local communities, and that's actually something we do have a solution for, and that's powered with our sling technology. the dish anywhere app on a tablet or iphone, members can stay connected with their local communities by watching their own television but on the go all through the power of the internet. >> host: so if somebody had an ipad or and dish, a dish unis description, they could watch a local colorado channel anywhere in the united states? >> guest: that's correct. and that's very important for stayi

wilson took a one hopper into the bull pen, ground rule double walk off. harper scored. that's your ball game. they win the fifth straight and the fifth walk off of the season, 4-3. >> with we are in the good moment right now and everybody playing hard. that is good for team. it is like that and get winnings. >> see if they can get -- no come back and orioles riding lasted just four and a third innings giving up a three-run blast to carlos and two-run shot from michael brantley. o's were rocked 6-0, dropped two straight for the first time in 40 games. >>> like the stream streak. >> the ravens have question-ms, can the defense return to the disruptive ways, how will the secondary teal with the rush of injuries and can the offense improve on last week's early success under new coordinator gary. ravens visiting jerry's woo reeled tonight. aka, cowboys stadium. and facing tony romo is making his first start since back surgery. cowboys were driving until courtney scoops it up and takes it back 26 yards for the score. ravens up 7-0. defense side, ravens airs it out to bryant.

. >> at least one guy who was riding on the outside of the grain hopper fled the scene when the train and it could have been his responsibility to let them out. >> the coyotes have spotters that ride on top of the trains or they drive parallel to the trains in cars. but when the border patrol inspected this particular train, they all bailed out. literally letting them ride to their horrible death. in my opinion, that's mass murder. >> i can only imagine how this group of 11 must have felt when that train started to roll again. there must have been that feeling that we haven't been found and so the train is moving now so we'll be able to reach our destination but i also can't help feeling that by this time they were starting to feel the effects of the environment, the enclosure, the lack of water, the heat. it must have seemed like an eternity locked up in there. >> the train stopped again in the kingsville area. this is where i am sure that they thought, okay, we've made it. but the longer they sat in there, the doubts have taken place. they finally decided, maybe yell out for help. y

>> guest: the brains of this is the hopper that can report up to two thousand hours of television. we are showing you the super jo jo joey that added to more receivers and eliminates conflicts. families and tv watchers who like to binge have unlimited access. >> host: what kind of questions do you get? >> guest: a lot ask how to watch the local shows on the road. we have a solution with sling technology. members with a tablet or i-phone members can stay connected through the power of the internet. >> host: if someone had an ipad and dish they could watch a local colorado channel anywhere in the united states? >> guest: that is correct. and very important for staying connected to certain issues. >> host: in five years, what are we going to be seeing when it comes to television and cable and satellite companies? >> guest: i think it is going to be let the consumer watch tv where and when they want and the choice to skip commercials and the choice of what they want to watch that their convenience. i think we will see more solutions with that desire. >> host: jenna mcmullen with dish.

. >> reporter: for the people that want to be serial hoppers, keep in mind the first file you get caught is a citation and the second time and any time after that, you will be booked. >>> thousands of kids today from low income families received free supplies. it was the backpack give-away. students k through 12 lined up to get a free backpack stuffed with school supplies. the event was put on by the city's public defenders. the parents we talked to were grateful and they were happy to offer the help. >> i don't have to drive to wal-mart or target. >> it's about getting the kids ready for school. >> today's event was the first of two. the next event is next weekend in the bay view district. you soon could be dialing 415 before making local calls. starting in february, san francisco and marin county, the new area code is coming in. this staples stores is one of self ralph that's begun offering private mail services. most protesting say they have concerns. >> [ inaudible ] >> when it's in the hands of a private entity, the regulations and statutes change. >> lane closers are underway at th

what else you got in the old news hopper?n ukraine. >> russia is directly, directly attacking ukraine with deadly force. >> fierce fighting near the wreckage of malaysia airlines flight 17. >> stephen: ah-haaaa, they're fighting near the site of last week's plane crash -- which i had almost managed to forget! okay! (laughter) (cheers and applause) tell you what, next week, syria maybe you could stop by with your nerve gas and turn this horror double-header into an atrocity-ducken! come on, news! that all you got?! >> taliban gunmen stopped three mini buses friday and simply shot 14 passengers to death. >> stephen: okay. (cheers and applause) let's move on from the international stories. how about some science stories? they cure any big diseases? >> this is the largest ebola outbreak we've ever seen in history. (laughter) (cheers and applause) (emptying drink with straw) >> stephen: ebola. good thing i stocked up on the brown purell. (laughter) so to recap, everything is the worst, and we're all going to be sad forever. at lea

and las vegas, hopper found that prices varied from under $200 to more than $1600 for a coach seat. of prices varied by airline and market. hopper says those who end up paying more often passengers who don't do their homework before buying. fares varied the least from base price on spirit aligns at 5% and virgin america at 15%. it was larger carriers like united airlines with an 18% variability that had the biggest price differences. david? david: since the supreme court ruled in june against the video streaming company aereo in its case against broadcasters the company has been going downhill fast. now the once-powerful startup, backed by barry diller told a district judge it is, and i'm quoting here, bleeding to death. but maybe aereo wouldn't be bleeding at all if it had done what our next guest did. he is the executive chairman of imagine tv which successfully does in europe which much what aereo tried to do here. a lot of people are unaware of your success in europe what you do in europe. explain why you succeeded in europe and why your model didn't succeed here. >> we haven't

she had the women go to the grace hopper celebration gs. any woman who loves computing -- that happens once a year -- can go. it's a really good program, but it shows if you're determined to get more women and more people, you can. >> that's the case where the extra effort made a dimps. >> i want to thank you all. acciden thank you. >>> now, a surprising act of generosity and a rare opportunity for contemporary art fans. for the past six decades, san francisco artist ronald chase has worked in a variety of mediums, from abstract paintings and drawings to media and photography. some of his largest work is in maench major museums, in paris, in canada and new york. >> this is work i did in the '60s when i was first working with photographs. this is just sort of discovery pieces, and then i was exploring what watercolor can do. but now that he's approaching 8 80,: this saturday, anyone who stops by the museum can take home a piece of art for free. he notes there are at least 600 pieces of art weekly, and he's taking home some each day. >> it's

system and the brains is the hopper. the horpe itself can record up to 2,000 hours of television, ughly six shows, but we're showing things we've been able to innovate this year. it can record up to eight shows at once. o for families or tv binge watchers, they now have almost unlimited amount of television to watch. >> what kinds of questions are they asking? >> how they can watch their local shows while on the road and connect with their local community. we do have a solution for that. that's sling technology. with sling on a tablet or iphone, members can stay connected with their local communities by watching their own television but on the go all through the power of the internet. >> if someone had an i pad, they could watch a local television channel anywhere in the united states? >> that's right and that's very important for staying connected with different issues and being connected with constituents. >> in five years what are we going to be seeing what it comes to television and satellite companies and cable comp

for those who want to be serial hoppers, keep in mind, the first time you're caught, it's a citationand after that, you will be booked. alecia reid, kron 4 news. >> it's not worth it. >>> so we have today's big headliner, the killers there. >>> looks like the biggest full moon of the year will be visiting us. they have a chance to see the phenomenon tonight. the moon will appear to be 12% bigger and 30% brighter. you can see the summer's supermoon at 8:00 tonight, depending on whether weather conditions. just in case you missed this supermoon, tomorrow you can catch it tuesday september 9th. >>> a celebration of the opening of the u.s. opening of the penitentiary on alcatraz. some of the event presentations will be given by men who were guards on alcatraz. it was closed back in 1963. it was then added to the national register of historic places in 1976. millions of visitors continue to tour the rock every year. >> still ahead, this year's ranking of u.s. airlines has been released. we'll tell you which airlines took the number one spot. >> we'll take a look at the dramas and thriller

the planet with grasshoppers because of the lack of grass by then they will have evolved into sand hoppers unless we've used up all the sand that were told not to worry technology will solve scarcity and if not they want to go live on another planet ok but what happens when the sun gets bigger and bigger and eventually saw that most everything in the solar system oh we'll go live on another solar system you say ok but ultimately everything in the universe is moving farther and farther away from each other so that eventually we'll all just be dark frozen chunks of ice floating in nothingness so is that the ultimate meaning of the universe while the large hadron collider might tell us unfortunately we're going to run out of all the damn helium needed to run it. but there might be hope when it comes to helium supplies after all. we run through the national helium reserve and then the rest of the world's helium reserves there's still another place we can get the stuff to space which will make the cost of production prohibitively expensive many balloons. could cost a thousand bucks in the futur

arrested four times at san francisco's airport, scott, where she's described as a well-known plane hopper. >> pelley: john blackstone reporting from the airport in san jose. thank you, john. alzheimer's is one of the cruelest diseases, of course. there's no cure. so when a study came out today linking vitamin d deficiency to a higher risk of alzheimer's and dementia, we wanted to know more. the study found people who are moderately deficient in the so-called sunshine vitamin have a 53% greater risk of developing dementia. for those with a severe deficiency, the risk is more than double. dr. jon lapook has been looking into this. and, jon, why a connection between vitamin d and alzheimer's to begin with? >> reporter: vitamin d controls a lot of cell function and it's been found in the past there are receptors to vitamin d throughout the body including the memory centers in the brain. initially low vitamin d was linked to brittle bones but you have heard it being linked to other problems like cancer, neurological problems, depression and diabetes. >> pelley: now the question everyone at hom

(applause) >> i want to start with the people that organized the event, jamie hopper, alex randolph, [speaker not understood], they worked hours and hours to make this event today very, very special. but one big final shout out and thank you to our project manager, mary hobson who worked tirelessly to pull this off. [cheering and applauding] >> and, mary, you get your very own lafayette park sign. congratulations. (applause) >> all right. now it is time to cut the ribbon. if you are a kid, come on up. and if you are -- had a hand in this park, come on up and we're going to be right here behind the ribbon right here. and do we have our big scissors. electeds, join me. if you are a kid, come on up. and what i will do with the kids is together we will use the big scissors. why don't you guys come on in here. all right, hold on, we're not there yet. let's not do it yet. be careful. all children with scissors, please be careful. all right. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. yeah! ladies and gentlemen, lafayette park is officially open! >> yea! >> this coffee memory i remember having coffee wi

at least twice hamilton insisted that not defending national hopper was suicidal. as he put it in defense of his funding system? 1795, not attended properly to the national debt at the launching of the government would have humiliated the united states at the eyes of the world or quote, would have been an act of suicide of the government at the very commencement of its existence. not defending national honor was an act of political suicide. an idea he used more than once when discussing national policy. now that idea is that sacrificing honor is suicidal brings me the third part of my talk. hamilton's defense of his honor and the duel that led to his death and the logic behind it. over time some have suggesting that hamilton was suicidal in fighting that duel. be few you understand his idea that not defending honor is suicidal. and if you combine that with an understanding how the code of honor and duelling worked in the period you find his duel was not that simple. but before we turn to the duel i want to turn just a moment to the code of honor and duelling. for a

for those of you trying to be serial hoppers, first time, it's a citation. after that, once your name is in the system, you will be booked. alecia reid, kronfour news. >>> kids from low income families sefd free supplies. today was back packs. students lined up to get the back pack stuffed with school supplies. put on by public defenders and parents we talked to and mo magic was happy. >> not going to wal-mart or target. get whatever they want. >> choose between that and groceries. it's about getting the kids ready for school. >> today's event was the first of two. next one is in the bay district. . >>> little league team from pacifica team is plague in the west regional championship game, which is the last step to make it to the little league world series. to honor the local squad, a celebrations is being held. parents and coaches are thrilled to be on national tv. askst and there's lot of excitement from a relatively small town. >> from my hometown, being able to come out here. >> i think we have 30,000 people at the most. small town with real big bats. >>

southbound 101 on the off-ramp at hopper avenue, a vehicle is facing the wrong way and a person is trapped in the van. >>> much more on the south napa earthquake next on morning news including the impact the shaking is having on something all too important to all of us: sleep. >>> a brand new way to keep you updated. the new abc7 news now. we have weather and traffic up throughout the entire commercial throughout the entire commercial break so you don't miss a can yo! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and save 50 percent off skullcandy headphones. or get a 20-dollar gift card with air raid speaker purchase. >>> a look at traffic as it passes through the richmond and san rafael toll plaza looking light and moving right along on this day after the earthq

dusty crop hopper returns. mine is 3 and he loved it. he was on the edge of his seat.ng fires. which can be intense. my 3-year-old is "fire, fire!" >> take your child to the movies for the first time because henry and i have had debates about that. she's not ready for a movie. >> how old were you? how old was your kid when you took him to the movies? >> i took him to the first "planes" and he was 3. now on the other side of 3. he's grown a lot that year. in the beginning didn't go so well. >> small kids. i think 4 and under, it doesn't have the -- >> it's cute. >> my 7-year-old, i took him, he thought it was really cute. the animation's great. i would recommend it for kids 7 and under. >> okay. >> we thought the movie "hercules" would be fantastic. with the rock, right? didn't do as well as everybody expected. what did you think? >> i think, you know, it is a slice them and dice them kind of adventure. you know, really, there is a lot of violence on the battlefield a lot. however, it lands on this great big wonderful message about believing that you're a hero. >> right

you discover one car in which 26 -- >> at least one guy who is riding on the outside of the grain hopperould have been his responsibility to let him out. >> the coyotes have spotters that ride on top of the trains or drive parallel to the trains in cars. but when the border patrol inspected this particular train, they all bailed out. literally letting them ride to their horrible death. my opinion, that's mass murder. >> i can only imagine how this group of 11 must have felt when that train started to roll again. there must have been that feeling that we haven't been found and so the train is moving now so we'll be able to reach our destination. but i also can't help feeling that by this time they were starting to feel the effects of the environment, the enclosure, the lack of water, the heat. it must have seemed like an eternity locked up in there. >> tune in that to brand-new episode at 9:00 eastern. first, though, catch up on "the hunt" with the episode point blank murder only here on cnn. i'm poppy harlow. thanks for staying with us. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, the bea

here with more, chief operating officer admire hopper a funeral home and crematory.lly were astounded, as was i this morning, to see that subplots in manhattan are going for up to a million dollars. is the cost of death going up in general? >> well, you have to take into consideration that costs in manhattan are different and costs across the country. everything rises in cost. but there is -- there are affordable options in every market. a million dollar plot is probably something you can only find in manhattan. cheryl: well, obviously we don't have a lot of landor space. it may be a different story, but what is your advice to people? obviously every family in person has to deal with this issue at some point. do you set it up beforehand, bargain shop? >> the important thing is to do your research ahead of time. many cemeteries have perpetual care that will provide for eternity. and you need to know what the cemetery's plan is to maintain that place for eternity. he said it best. you don't make many purchases in your life that last forever. so do your research ahead o

to transport chemicals propane, crude oil big, demand will hit 17200 cars industry wide, same for hopperse them to transport plastic pellets, demand will be 16,000 this year up from 4800 in 2009. it may plateau but that is big numbers, company established revenues for earnings per share and ebitda. real gross margin like 30%. growing demand, retrofiting and repair, 22% of float in the stock is short, wall street bet against this one, i don't know why there could be a massive short squeeze. what do you think? >> i wish you told me about this earlier, they rallied back, stom rallied back too. i like this story, it has a yele it is paying 2.25 percent, it is a beautiful story in america. we want to see people come back to work. charles: ref up that diesel. >> it is benefiting from what is happening in shale, i think i like the story, however, on this one -- >> you want to buy on a break out on this, close above 75? you see the stock rally. i like best about this company, pulling a thousand rail cars off because they are not meeting requirement, oil and ethanol they are too truss, who is mak

see where edward hopper and mary cassatt are popping up, on "art beat.".org. and a reminder about some upcoming programs from our pbs colleagues. gwen ifill is preparing for "washington week," which airs later this evening. here's a preview: >> ifill: from ferguson, missouri to mt. sinjar, iraq, tonight we'll examine the challenges washington faces in a tense world at home and abroad. and we might also squeeze in a little politics as well. that's tonight on "washington week." hari? >> sreenivasan: on tomorrow's edition of "pbs newshour weekend," as museum attendance in the u.s. continues to fall, some entrepreneurs are devising new ways to make visits more entertaining for young people. but is it dumbing down the experience? hannah yi reports. we'll be back, right here, on monday, margaret warner reports from iraq, as the country struggles to regain stability. that's the newshour for tonight. i'm hari sreenivasan, have a nice weekend. thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> support also comes from carnegie

said something despicable me, is this true or false, and apply promptly as i deserve as a man of hopper. so this was a threat. and immediately upon sivaing this hamilton would have known he was now involved in a affair of honor. and in burr accused hamilton of saying something despicable but there was no specific insult for him to deny or explain. and for hamilton it was too vague. and how do you apologize for something so vague. hamilton response shows how torn between his need to face the challenge and defend his honor as a gentlemen and his natural desire to avoid a duel. trying to find his way out of his predicament he began his letter by debating the meaning of the word despicable which burr took as insulting grammar and he concluded by showing he wasn't afraid to duel if he had to. he wrote he would not be held responsible for hearsay and was always willing to face the consequences of his actions. in a sense not surprisingly burr didn't well to hamilton's letter. he nothing of that sincerity and delicacy which which you profess to value. in other words hamilton was not acting like

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then he threw a one hopper to third base in time for the second out.ates beat the miami marlins 7-2! that is your play of the day. what do you think about that, michelle? >> a good one. i liked it. >> how i read it? >> yeah. [ laughter ] ha ha ha! >> liked that even more. >> 5:25 right now. >>> the bay area woman who snuck on a plane at a bay area airport is at it again. coming up at 5:30, the details on her latest arrest. >> plus, president barack obama authorizes military action in iraq. coming up in our next half-hour more on how the situation over there has deteriorated. >> reporter: and the effects of the hurricanes in hawaii being felt here in the bay area, i'm kiet do with a live report on flight cancellations coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, what the? foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less. but it's 4 days to california. there's got to be another way. that could be any number of items, quite frankly. you know if this flight is less than 48 hours? i sure hope so. what? foster farms. celebrating 75 years. always natural. always fresh. jo

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. >> tell me where mitt romney falls into the hopper in calculus. -- the markr in halperin calculus.ongest candidates. >> is he a candidate? time.decided last no one else is thinking about running. he cares about his country and he wants his party to win the white house. if he thinks he's the best chance to win the nomination in the general, he might run. >> i want to get your take on a particularly acerbic op-ed from maureen dowd. we all know she is liberal. now she's getting a little nasty with the president. a quotation from the new york times, a president that was a hot commodity is now a wet link it. -- wet blanket. what do you make of the fact of a liberal, but someone who has been supportive of mr. obama going on the offensive? not the first's harsh maureen dowd column he's had to read about himself. it's not just represented above but maureen dowd thinks, with the establishment think about the president and his leadership at this difficult ,ime not just for the country but for the presidency. >> is he a lame-duck? but by definition, he is. -- >> by definition, he is. and he i

issues affecting that community remain one of the biggest issues facing ferguson is overwhelming hopper analysis was with kneebone an economic scholar at the brookings institution found that the city's unemployment rate rose from less than five percent in two thousand over thirteen percent in two thousand and ten two thousand and twelve. for those residents who were employed inflation adjusted average earnings fell by one third the number of households using federal housing choice vouchers climb from roughly three hundred in two thousand to more than eight hundred by the end of the decade similarly between ten and twenty ten in ten twenty twelve nearly one in four ferguson residents lived below the federal poverty line other words besides having to deal with highly questionable police force practices residents of fergusson are also having to deal with crippling poverty but is the ferguson experience unique or a symptom of a much larger nationwide problem joining me now for more on that is a live negro fellow with the metropolitan policy program at the brookings institution and co-author

bring more awareness to the technology that dish offers in the industry, our latest receiver, the hoppermore awards than i can count. we thought there were synergies between offering bitcoin and making people aware of our technology. >> that is interesting you mention that. do you find that you are getting new customers based on this? >> well, we just launched this morning. we had our first use of bitcoin to pay a customer bill this morning, so we do not know what it is going to be exactly. ofknow there is a universe bitcoin enthusiasts out there who we have heard from who are excited about it. we do not know as of now how broadly it will be used. on bitcoin, issue bernie, is just to this idea that this virtual currency is not viable. you have the consumer finance bureau, richard cordray, the director, saying "virtual currencies are not backed by any government or central banks, and at this point, consumers are stepping into the wild west when a gauge in this market." why would dish want to engage in the wild west? users, we believe, that are going to use bitcoin to pay their dish bills

not sure of the numbers but here is the author of clinton being, the authors daniel hopper and joins do you think hillary clinton by the time 2015 rolls around when we getting into the primaries do you think she can overcome her russian reset problem and the benghazi problem? what does it matter? she can overcome that? >> politicians always do better in polls when they're not in politics. hillary clinton what turtle numbers to rise she should say she will never run for political office, herbal numbers would shoot through the roof. regards to your russian question she can overcome that. biggest problem is embarrassing, and humiliating, humiliating from the start, and the russian foreign minister didn't even say reset, misspelled reset and it has always been embarrassing for her, she is trying to back away by saying vladimir putin has always been -- i was always more skeptical of vladimir putin and the rest of the obama administration, who will believe that after that vote? stuart: what is forbidden problem? >> internally current political structure. she is not a good politician, she i

my fear, though, is with these bar hoppers, there's something in the back of my mind that fears, you know, an accident of some sort, somebody not really paying attention. street cars are new to the city and for a lot of people who don't know how to maneuver around street cars, could be a problem. >> dave, good for the city? >> you would have to weigh, where they're doing it it has to be an advantage because it adds something, it gets them out of their cars while they're going up and down bar hopping. they get in a street car and go to the next bar. i mean if that's -- if that's something to think about. and they add something extra and they bring back something that the city once had that a lot of people say if given a chance could be used again. there are people that are of a certain age that remember the street cars fondly and they remember them as being nonpolluting. you got around fairly cheaply an, of course, maybe they would be more expensive now. they were a good way to get around. a lot of people think that the automobile industry and the motorized industry just contrived to