ing. joining us was a heard in getting a county in new mexico to be the first ever to ban frac-ing in then. diop what motivated you to initiate the first county ban on frac-ing in the u.s.? >> well, there was a lot of push within our community. i'm a product of industry here in new mexico, and the impacts, the social impacts, that are created as a result of industry coming into a community, as you mentioned, 4700 people across 1.2 million acres, industry would definitely change the landscape if they were allowed to come in to our county. >> tyson one of the things that was mentioned before the break was a lot of people saying, oh, it's very dangerous. it's going to do this and that. but really there doesn't seem to be an abundance of sign ti titif tiff -- scientific evidence. >> sure. hundreds of families have been forced to sign non-disclosure agreements with the industry. this is an issue we raised with the head of the petroleum institute, what happens is a family complains, the company sighs okay, we'll give you cash, supply drinking water, all you have to do is sign this agreement, an

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prices going up, and you are seeing the ground beef up 16.5%, and oranges up 28%, and you are e ssee ing the cheese up 11%, and gas prices are down the last couple of months, but with all of the tensions in the middle east, i can't see that happening throughout the rest of the summer as the driving season is upon us, and the risk to me is that if this price inflation gets worse, because we have no way to deal with it with low interest rates from the fed. >> and tracy, it is not just the consume issers feeling it, tracy, but businesses as well. you are seeing the pass on of the price hikes from chip poe poelt -- chipotle and smuckers and kraft. >> yes sh, and from that, all o the tax regulation is being passed on to us, the consumer, and i give some of the companies credit for saying, hey, we are raising the price, and call a spade a spade, and system of some of the companies just filling up the chips with half a bag. so they are trying to fool you by keeping the price the same. i would rather here, hey, we are passing the costs on more, and then let the consumer decide if they want to pay it

ing the. >> we can't prevent tornadoes hit the ground. but we can protect against their impact.wn like moore the technology combined with the resilresilience of the communitl help them rebuild. >> wow, so i mean obviously the technology is always very incredible to hear about but when you put a face to it you really feel the impact of it. >> it's hard to meet mickey. she lost a son and it just seemed so unnecessary, particularly after seeing how effective the technology can be, you know. >> is anyone pushing to convert schools into safer places? >> well, mickey's definitely pushing. that's her job. she really wants to make sure that shelters are put in schools. considering 60% of schools don't have shelters that have the capacity to be shelters, is shocking. these are schools in tornado alley. >> really fascinating piece. kosta, what do you have for us coming up next? right? there is technology that lets you have a farm vertically in your >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else wil

ing the bodies of the crash victims crawled into government-controlled ukraine, it became clear that it was not carrying as many of the victims as grieving families had been told. as many as 100 have been left behind. malaysian investigators who arrived at the crash scene discovered what that stench that hangs over the place meant-- there are still human remains here. michael borciurkiw of the europe security agency, the o.s.c.e.. >> we're told there are about 290 bodies on that train. we could not independently verify that. but as we walk around we still are seeing body parts not whole bodies but from the day we arrived here, we've never seen that kind of really detailed combing over of the land. >> reporter: the inspectors have observed another worrying thing, too-- the site has changed. wreckage has been interfered with moved some, they say has suspiciously disappeared. >> we notice the guys in uniforms take out a diesel powered saw and start hacking into the fuselage. >> reporter: cutting into the fuselage itself. >> right, and lifting parts up. >> reporter: other witnesses say t

. >> that case removed any buffer between the protesters outside who in some cases were harass ing the women going into the clinic. now they can go right up to the door. >> there was a 35-foot buffer, this is massachusetts, it comes up after a history of horrific clinic violence including shootings at clinics and massachusetts said we don't know how to keep these women safe and how to keep public safety in health beyond this 35-foot buffer. it comes up as a free speech ca case. in the opinion written by chief justice roberts, the solicitude for these sidewalk counsellors and the implication of anyone who stood out does so in gentle tone with sweetness and light and without any acknowledgment that there is a reason, an historic reason that these women needed to be protected on their way into the clinics is really another example of what linda is describing as that overempathizing with one set of interests and almost total disregard for the interests of those women seeking abortions. i just think i track both of these as going back to justice anthony kennedy in the last time the court he

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. >> the reason they are come ings the border -- >> if i may -- >> -- is because the border has not been secured. >> reporter: and tonight, more undocumented immigrants are arrive, in cities like el paso and el centro, the buses were welcomed. but back in murrieta, many promised the undocumented immigrants won't get here without a fight. immigration holding facilities like this one all across the southwest tonight are overwhelmed. even though tomorrow may be a holiday, it will be no day off for border patrol officers. lester? >> thank you. >>> we got some good news about the economy today. the government said employers added 288,000 jobs in june, fifth month in a row the number has been over 200,000. that news sent the unemployment rate down to 6.1%. that's a six-year low and on wall street, that sent the dow up 92 points to close above 17,000 for the first time. cnbc's sharon epperson is here with us tonight with more. sharon, does this mean the economy now has stabilize, turned that corner? >> it's certainly a very good jobs report, but it's not strong enough to say the economy is back

and then this victim in south jersey, trees down,ing the road. up in our next hour we'll ta a look at photos from chester county and in delaware. always get important weather information right on your smartphone or tablet with the nbc 10 first alert weather app. it's a good idea for you to download it right now, especially with more storms potentially rolling through this afternoon. it's a free download. go to nbc10.com. >> we saw a lot of traffic signals out on the roads this morning because of the storms. let's get an update on other traffic situations with nbc 10's jillian mele. >> good morning. we are dealing with a lot of problems left over from the storms that came through last night, including on septa, the chestnut hill east line has suspended service. that went into effect last night. it is still out. septa officials sent out an e-mail in the last 15 minutes. route 101 trolley has shuttle bus service. in cherry hill. and a partial downed tree on 295 southbound just past delran. still dealing with an accident in abington township, a vehic

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the year. also america is number one when it comes to frac-ing for gas and oil, i'll tell you what the rest of the world needs to do to catch up. plus the grocery chain ceo who is so popular, even cashiers and clerks are risking their own jobs to get him back. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show, so tell me what is on your mind . . . weather, war and demand have taken a toll on the global economy today, and they are the reason the international financial bang cut its forecast to 3.4%. you can see that in the middle of your screen. it is better than the 3.2% that the global economy grew last year on the last, and the imfc's growth accelerating to 4% in 2015. but i want to zero in on three of the countries responsible for the gloomier growth forecast. exhibit, a, the united states. bad weather and other factors caused the imf to lower its forecast. next up is china where weaker than expected spending by consumers and businesses lead the imf to reduce its forecast slightly to 7.4% growth. and unlike the u.s. the imf pre

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he and his wife separated this year and he says the aide is still,ing for work but will not come back to his office when her league is up. >> initial signature count on the proposal calling on california to be submit into six states could be done as usually as sochi and a billionaire officially submitted his petition which called for the creation of six new states called jefferson, north california, central california, we south california, west california and silicon valley. he says he has collected 1.3 million signatures and argues that those in california deserve a functioning government thatents needs. >> it will never happen. congress will never allow it. it is costly, it will cost billions to dissolve our prison system and i don't thing we need 600 more politicians to solve our problems. >> if the proposal is approved by california voter it would still need congressional approval to move forward. that is unlikely. >> tones are going to make chosing argues to a san mateo county judge in the trial of access to a popular beach. the property manager for billionaire venture capitalist

japan,ing the subject to you have said the biggest threat to asia is not china, but the pan.apan. >> what i meant by that is that the change to japan is suddenly a destabilizing. the fact that japan is getting ready to announce its constitution. >> there seems to be some pullback from that. >> there is pullback within the country but the leadership is very intent on basically bringing forth a new look japan. that new look japan is scaring china. broughtit has basically to countries that peaceably coexisted for years in the region back to butting heads. we have seen that in last two years. >> what is the role of the u.s.? clearly, we have alliances with japan. we have relationships with vietnam and korea. role?s our >> that is a good question because the $64 billion question is what happens if japan and china clash? i don't mean a full-fledged war, i mean someone miscalculation in the open seas and a boat is sunk or a plan is shot down and now you're the crisis. what happens? do we pledge the full faith and support of the u.s. military behind japan to fulfill our treatey? i do

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talking about how the restrictions on banks are hurt ing the economy. the restrictions on banks are hurting the economy? how did we get into the economy? we got into the economy by not having the restrictions on big banks. >> of course! >> this is ideological nonsense. it reminds me of the who lost china debate in the 1950s where one side is frothing at the mouth and finding communists under every bed and the other side including reasonable republicans like dwight eisenhower are trying to run the country. i think the american people look at this. i'm predicting now we hold the senate 52-48. >> good for you. i hope you're right. let me go to ron. i think the governor is right are. a lot of lawmakers are sitting around reading ayn rand's "atlas shrugged" like the little red book of mao. all we have to do is deregulate which is how we got into the problem in terms of the financial crisis. everybody knows that we got into problem because of deregulation. they say the answer is deregulation. >> the sub text for all of this whether it's the affordable care act

th >> ing -- the ukrainians are losing planes every day. natural response would be to put in unmanned drones which are harder to shoot down and they reduce civilian carts because they are -- casualties because they are much more precise. that would be my first recommendation. >> okay. >> that little effort would have that big a swing. >> phillip, appreciate it. thank you for your time. >> there are some other things -- >> that was terrific. phillip carver, a former defense department strategist, back from ukraine where he spoke to a flux of officials there. phillip thank you. >>> beginning of a trial to uncover unreleased video. >> video showing a second person involved. he filed a lawsuit after his brother's death 19 years ago. flown to oklahoma after the bombings because he resembled a police sketch for john doe number 2. he thinks his brother died during an interrogation gone wrong. the fbi has no evidence that unreleased videos of the bombing even exist. they say timothy mcvey acted alone. >>> the fib says that drugs were autopsy doctor

the idea is that these memorialsomfort s will comfort stricken ing communities and also a grieving nation. that the sand creek site was going to be the first unit in the national park system to ch fed label aner event in which federal troops had killed native people a massacre promised to deepen its utility in this regard. i by remembering shifington's victims and the country's history of racial violence visitors would supposedly be able to transcend their own prenlgss. this paltive vision, a vision again, predicated on the ideas that memorials allow people to heal, this vision sufficient sed mo fused most of the speeches early in the ceremony. but as some of you may know or nd as you may already have a sense, sand creek is a very unlikely source for these sorts of utopian sentiments.ces, and so, dissenting voices, those of the native people lly, especially, who participated in the memorialization process rejected what they saw as a hollow offer of painless reconciliation. this is eugene little coyote, the chairman in the northern cheyenne tribe and feared it might be a stalking horse for

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remember,ing the ukrainian government doesn't control this territory where the crash is. that's the problem. this is controlled by pro russian separatists. we know putin has control. if not control, major influence. he's got to get these people to allow international investigators in to get the bodies back mostly to the dutch. there is no evidence on the ground for what putin is saying. so you're hearing good rhetoric. the problem is it's not being matched by actions on the ground. >> now let's turn to gaza and israel. hamas is claiming they captured an israeli soldier today. is this a game changer, a turning point in the conflict? >> no. the israeli army will be disciplined as they always are. they will not pay much attention to that. they will prosecute the kind of came pain they have planned on prosecuting. after the campaign, they will figure out prisoner exchanges and things like that. this is what they have done in the past. the fact that there is one israeli captured, they will not let that hold the mission hostage. >> we have heard and seen reports where when ther

ing the s&p? the vwo, is up about 11% year to date, versus the spy is up 7. that's a big margin. of how much more can that go before selling at equal evaluations to the s&p? there's a lot of room, right? >> i would agree. one thing i would say, one thing about vwo, no south korea, you have to know what you're looking for. and in terms of how much can go, billion and a half go into india, nothing's gone into china yet as you see flow shifting there which we are in the options market. it is getting more bullish, there can be more growth. >> great to have you. >> staiy gilbert, okay, there's a lot you need to know heading into earnings, let's go over to dominic for a rundown on what's on deck. >> how about 140-ish companies in the s&p reporting numbers, big names here. they're ones you're going to want to know and keep an eye on here. monday, herbal life, on the heels of everything with the presentation and everything else, herbal life reports its numbers, more than anything else, comments will be important there. on tuesday, the drug and pharmacy side of things takes center stage.

new isreali air strikes in gaza ings the total to more than 1300 since the offensive began last week.estinians launched around 1,000 rockets at israel. a mile from gaza, tyler points to where a hamas rocket tore through a neighbor's house. the family got out in time. >> mazel. >> there was a lot of luck that the missile didn't explode, he says. >> you can see the spoon in this cup of coffee and the splash from the impact of the missile. the family was preparing a noontime snack when the warning sirens went off. while we were there, warning alarms went off again. rushed visitors into his bomb shelter. there's one in every home here. >> in my house, it's my bedroom. >> rocket attacks are so common that residents barely pause when a blast shakes the room. >> far their safety. >> yeah. >> we call by phone all the time. >> but some aren't taking chances. about 10% of residents have left. many with young children. alfonzo, cbs news, israel. >> this is bruce johnson. preschoolers in the nation's capital are being suspended from classes in large numbers. it's such a big deal, the d.c. council

across the pond, britain is looking to tap into its own energy boom and it is getting back in frac-ing. thesaid it is accepting new bids to explore for shale gas, and that could include exploration in national parks in special circumstances. david cameron says his country is going all out to search for oil. but they first have to secure planning permits, environmental permits, and health approvals for drilling. >>> when they call you, what do they say? what do they need in particular? >> they say send me bodies. send me bodies. send me people. >> i'll tell you why the worker shortage might get worse before it gets better coming up. ♪ real understanding... >> where you scared when you hear the bombs? >> al jazeera america real... news... >>> the restaurant company that owns olive garden is looking for a new ceo. he is stepping down on the same day the company closed its sale of red lobster. the company's profit has fallen. the company is also saying it is changing its corporate policies to split the chairman and ceo roles. the country's restaurants, lounges and bars, they say don't have enou

across the pond, britain is looking to tap into its own energy boom and it is getting back in frac-ing. thesaid it is accepting new bids to explore for shale gas, and that could include exploration in national parks in special circumstances. david cameron says his country is going all out to search for oil. but they first have to secure planning permits, environmental permits, and health approvals for drilling. >>> when they call you, what do they say? what do they need in particular? >> they say send me bodies. send me bodies. send me people. >> i'll tell you why the worker shortage might get worse before it gets better coming up. ♪ >> al jazeera america presents a breakthrough television event. borderland. six strangers. >> let's just send them back to mexico. >> experience illegal immigration up close and personal. >> it's overwhelming to see this many people that have perished. >> lost lives are relived. >> all of these people shouldn't be dead. >> will there differences bring them together or tear them apart? >> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fen

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they're as stunned as anyone else at, i think, the overwhelm i ing -- the overwhelming mood is this is darker perhaps than daylight. you can see everything. >> you appear to be more matter of fact, at least the way your description of what's going on than earlier when we heard from you. you appeared to be devastated. you set the crash site, bodies everywhere, organs splayed out, too gruesome to post photographs. this is an absolute disaster. and you #ukraine. in the initial moments when you were witnessing what happened, take us back to that. >> sure. we heard the news while we were in donetsk, which is about an hour and a half drive from here. there were a few news flashes on the wires that a plane had been brought down. a civilian plane potentially. so we drove out here and found a sort of strange scene of smoke rising over the hillside. rebels kind of waving us through checkpoints, which they normally don't do. and we found, i think, what i said last night -- i mean, it's a total disaster and a total tragedy. looking at it now in daylight, you wander through these fields and you pre

the ceo is clear. ing chaing the business model.now no longer are susceptible to big losses on handset sales, because they've outsource the manufacturing. it's licensing. what they're going to, to be the security network for corporations. we've started to see that happen. so it's a different kind of company -- >> you're bull? >> you know, i love the technology. >> bottom line. >> i like it here. >> closing votes. it looks like dr. j, the bull, is going to take home the prize. >> the prize? >> yeah. >> that's the prize. >> congratulations. a market flash for what is moving now. dom? >> i'm still trying to figure out how old that blackberry is. check out harley davidson stock, hitting a bump in the road after raymond james down grades the motorcycle maker to a market perform or more neutral rating. a strong buy before. the firm's lowering estimating following a survey indicating sales in the second quarter fell below growth estimates, and you can see the stock currently off just off session lows there. still, for the year, it's doing

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the shares are up today. >> up 5%. >> yes. in a market that is up 0.7%. there is a comparison to be drawn between ing and the psb ipo.e were talking about earlier, we were looking at valuations of about eight olene euros. they have come in at about -- 8 billion euros. they have come in at about 7 billion. they are offering a good discount and we like this company. >> it is a trend, isn't it? more and more ipos of the last quarter have been priced towards the lower end of the valuation range. >> they have. it is interesting. in the second quarter, the returns from the ipo market were about 2% compared with 18% in this first quarter. i was up until midnight last night because of an ipo. that is happening still. like i said earlier, there is ipo fatigue. >> investors are becoming more selective about where they put their money? >> yes. that is not good news for private equity. they formed about 60% of the issuance that came out this quarter. >> so private equity-backed companies are performing worse than non-private equity-backed companies. why is that? >> one of the things investors always say is that we have been deal

i'm privatized parts of it irreversibly said the protesters here i did mons ing that the national health service the british national health service is kept out of the potential us e.u. trade agreement entirely now of course these talks are being held in secret that worries protesters as well they simply don't know what's being discussed but the main e.u. negotiator has a sure that the future of the n.h.s. will be fully safeguarded potential deal between brussels and washington also causing concerns in europe powerhouse in germany peter overspoke a civil rights campaigner for about the possible threats posed by the treaty what are the major concerns for germans about the teats hip negotiations. in germany there are a lot of citizens who are worrying that european standards will sink we're talking about consumer protection and environmental protection those standards are lower in the u.s. they're also worries that international investors and corporations will receive special legal treatment that will lead to the abolition of some environmental and social protection laws. in the last two w

ing the body parts they have there?t talking about hours and days here, we're talking about weeks and months. it's always difficult to say, i will tell you, you know, when you talk to these forensic examiners, this is not something they want to rush. obviously you don't want to make mistakes. you want to be very complete. given the idea that these -- the remains were sitting in this field for some time, they have to be careful about contamination when doing dna evidence, for example. you want to make sure you're not looking at something that is an incorrect result. so when the flight in tripoli crashed in 2010, it took about 30 days for 104 people to be identified, so again i think we're talking about that kind of time frame here. >> there's questions if the remains were disturbed or contaminated on the scene. give us a sense, though, as you've been watching all of this, how well equipped are they to handle this? it came as such a devastating and terrible surprise to this nation and we know it's impacted them. do they h

checkpoint will start again with the village and there were some bodies happened and they say they are surprised why we're also going to do this was told to get locals ings on the check on the nearest checkpoint days' time to look his way it seems that no one has an answer for least question. in eastern ukraine and you can find more details on the tragedy in congo to show of maria's twitter account she is closely following the situation there as well as in other times being targeted by kiev's military operation. despite the disturbing reports of civilians dying and residential areas being shelled the u.s. appears to be standing strong in its full support of kids actions our view is that the iranian security forces operations have been moderate and measured they've been taking steps to maintain calm within their own country but you assess the ukrainian government's actions to this point since the end of the cease fire to today's moderate measure. meanwhile the foreign ministers of russia germany and france of call on both sides and ukraine for another cease fire at a meeting in berlin to regime truce talks between the government and pro autonomy fighters

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spanish]ing >> the more we talked, the more it became clear that they did not read the contracts or haveunderstanding of the mechanism by which they would earn the money they thought they would earn. they thought it would be invested and they would double the money. one of the names the camp coming up with the godfather of herbalife in the area. he was their sponsor. we wanted to find them and talk to him and try to get his side of the story. caesar had one of his nutrition stores. there are herbalife powders there on the windowsill. this used to be something related to herbalife. we wanted to talk to him and we tracked it -- him down and he met with us. miguel cotto the run said he paid as much as $22,000 and could not sell the product. is there truth? [speaking spanish] >> with her ever be a time when you would buy a large portion of product up front and then sell and a store or nutrition club? >> no. no, no, no. >> it became clear that what i was seeing in the trenches neared very closely to what we were saying at the top. with the battle between hedge fund managers. one side saying t

on the-ing end of that. >> there is no justifying what happened here. she was arrested after this incident. >> i don't know what to say. >> whoa! >> there was a lot of that. >> that's bobby tanner cartwheeling down the hill. he is trying to get to the top of that cliff. it doe't rk. ll the way down. a whole crowd of staff racing to them and they want to get him up right as soon as possible. if there was fuel leaking, they want to get him out. he's fine and this thing can with stand nuclear attack. >> and it can with stand going up a mountain. the cockroach of cars. >> can't kill the thing. he is getting out just fine. everybody seems to love it. this guy having a bid of prubl at the southern rock race and from michigan, he gets there. >> he holes it over and it goes down, rubber side up. everybody rushing in to make sure he is off. >> i get you feel disappointed when you get to the bottom and you are almost at the top and you are and you can with stand the fall, you don't want to come crashing down. you want to make it to the top. >> that's the end of yo

the weekend looks down right gorgeous. here's a live look from our campbell's field camera. ingee the ben franklin bridge and just behind it you can still see those firework going off in the night skies. we look tore the parkway you can see the smoke plume there as well a bright night across the region here's a better shot from our rooftop camera showing you the firework. just from the cbs-3 studios as we look over toward the art museum and the parkway things looking great out there tonight. weather wise we're looking great as well. the system arthur of course now pulling away from our area. skies are clearing, much nicer conditions out there and with the nicer weather comes a bit of a cool night. temperatures in the 60s. we haven't seen this in quite sometime. it's 69 at the airport. 65 in millville right now and a very cool 62 over in lancaster here's your saturday forecast. all around the region what a beautiful day it will be still breezy down the shore with rough surf. philadelphia looks great as does the poconos. i'll have your full forecast coming up in just a bit. jessic