iti is about having those items prepared.w we will survive. that is how we get ready and celebrate and honor the people who left us and make sure our city is ready. thank you for being here. congratulations to our survivors. >> very nice job. behind me is a good friend and a great firechief. you go back 106 years. braxton morning. -- good morning. one of the survivors could not be with us. those are amazing changes. it does give us the opportunity to remember what happened. we commemorate those who suffered losses in their lives and hardships. we also celebrate the city that was nearly swept from the map. the fires raged for three days and caused rates -- great devastation. we take the opportunity to educate everyone. it is a pleasure for me to work under the direction of mayor lee. he is a public safety championship. he is a prepared as champion. he lives it. i have seen his kids and his workplace. it is all about teamwork. i am proud to be working with chief suhr. and scott weiner, it is a pleasure to have you out here. we appreciate it. it

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. >> we feel itis really important to give to other ill children because they need something to focus on and something to do rather than the treatments and the tests. we like to give them something fun to do. >> reporter: the foundation has partnered up with american airlines to build this build a bear workshop. >> for us to be a part of the community is part of what we do. we depend pend on the community and to be involved is our way to show that. >> reporter: this is open to all patients. the treatment islittle girl is rking. mom and dad say things like this are treatments for her soul. >> this is a real relief for her because she is able to focus on other things and people and forget about her own struggles for a few minutes. >> reporter: this program makes the children feel more at home. >> it is really something that you feel inside and you realize what a great country we have that this is here to help the little boys and girls out. >> reporter: bringing a smile to a child's face is what it is all about. i am manny locke. >> outstanding. >>> all right, we have been donating and c

alert, ity's medical seems not all adults need to be screened for hearing loss. there is enough evidence for -- there is not enough evidence for routine hearing tests. hearing loss is extremely common after middle age. by age 80, nearly every adult has some form of hearing loss. experts say there is no proof a screening will prevent hearing loss. along with other problems associated with menopause, many women say they find it difficult to concentrate. that condition is being caused brain -- called brain fog and doctors say it is a common problem for women as their hormone levels change. there is no remedy for the condition, but doctors suggest brain exercises like word puzzles to keep your memory shark. >> now, your insta-weather plus forecast. >> good morning. after a foggy start to the day it looks like the majority of the rain has cleared out of the area. to the south and east, thunderstorms are still pushing across the lower shore, heading right for ocean city. when we came back before the break, we saw a lot of people out on the beach. they are probably goin

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the way itis built allow that to happen. >> reaction today not exactly understanding. deal to me.ig >> of the three flights involved, they were all u.s. planes. released a statement saying with the faa to find out what happened. >> thank you. hall of fame baseball star tell written, jr. will speak publicly since hisrst time was abducted. was -- baseball start cal ripken, jr. will speak for the his mother wase abducted. he is scheduled to appear on america which you see here tomorrow. >> president obama signed a declaration for maryland. -- federalding well come.g will this after he made a declaration the district in parts of virginia as well. an alert by pepco. they're asking customers to as temperatures are expected to soar into the 90's. tomorrow will be a peak savings day. have their air- conditioning cycle of for short periods tomorrow afternoon. steve will be here in a few to have a complete outlook for us. let's hope it will not be too hot. now we turn to the showdown for the white house. tonight president obama tried to in loudong voters county. the president ta

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. >>> someax ity is norming going -- some anxiety is norming going back to school, but being bulliedan make it extra hard. >> thageication department unveiled adnew ad cambane and made fighting bullying a new priority. printed as will warn parents that bullying is really hurtful and the only way is stop it is to empower children to stand up there. >> if you don't stand up for a child, who will be there to stand up for you? >>> they also talked a lot today about the various ways that children are bullied these days. >> you might think that cyberbullying would be a big problem, but that's not what doctors are finding. >> reporter: despite activities curb bullying it remains an all too common right of passenger for young people. a study presented to the american psychological association finds old fashioned bullying is still far more common than the cyberversion. researchers surveys hundreds of thousands of students in grades 3 to 12. on average 18% said they had been verbally bullied, while 5% said they had been cyberbullied. the authors of the study say that despite the attention draw

. >> reporter: one elementary school students get in trouble,itis not usually for guns. state records show that's exactly why half the student body was suspended last year. same at san lorenzo high school. 1500 suspensions. the highest in the state and more than the number of students enrolled. >> zero guns in the district. we have not had a gun in the district for four years. >> reporter: why did the superintendent tell the state more than 6,500 students were suspended for it last year? the district blames it on a reporting error. >> there's no way to get around the fact we reported numbers that were absurd. >> reporter: here is the problem. those absurd numbers are posted on the state's website. schools are required to report suspensions and expulsions along with fire related incidents. he had no idea the data was wrong until we told him. did you review the records before they were submitted to the state? >> no, we review the financial portion. >> reporter: do you think you should have reviewed it? >> i don't have time to go through a 300-page document. >> most of the

point about the accr&ity issues, ourydv subcommittee reay is proactive about that.n that subcommittee. -@xthey help develop a bulletino clarify and get it out in writing. the processes and the terminations there in the code. we alsoñr have another subcommittee. we have aq structural subcommittee. we have a disability access and green building subcommittee. we have a few issues that i think kirk prepared a handout. /5we have a few issues we are waiting right now. one of them is we heard the capital living space discussion. another one -- habitable living space discussion. another one is the waterñr botte filling stations. and ordinance to add that. we discussed that at our last meeting at quite a bit. i think there was a general support about the idea, but there was confusion aboutñr howe y really implemented. were with the targets be, how targets be, how would we implement them? is there a barrier between the water and the bottle? and so forth. detai1oárpá. i also want to mention there is c stat%xjf code -- an emergency packet of code revisions. i uf accessibility

itis out there. they understand that. a lot of them know that coming in.reasons you became is police officer and especially a san jose police officer is the opportunity. i stand before you, i have been here 20 years and i stand before you, i worked several units. i'm a deputy police in a very large city. you know? to me, that's the opportunity that san jose gives. that, unfortunately, is all we can offer and the training we have. other agencies can't do that. we obviously can't -- it's tough to discuss with them with measure b and the pension issues, but i feel we have a product we can sell. >> you have some of the finest police officers in the country. tell us about the pride patch on your shoulder. >> for me, i have a lot of pride. i have 14 years on. 17 1/2, i worked for a grocery store. i love my job. not a lot of people can say they get up every morning after 14 years and love to come to work. you know, it's fun to meet people that want to start on a new career. young guys and older people. we talk to them about the excitement of this job. every day,

>>>ities and towns across the u.s. are adding up, contributing to the slowdown. stockton, california, might provide some lessons. in june it became the largest american city to file for bankruptcy. nhk world's correspondent has the view from there. nhk world's regina bediako has the view from there. >> reporter: stockton enjoyed a construction boom a decade ago when san francisco commuters came to build homes. it was a suburban sprawl with the population of 300,000. >> order! >> it's a sad day in the city of stockton. none of us would ever have imagined that we would be sitting here talking about filing chapter 9. >> reporter: the city declared itself bankrupt in june with $300 million of debt. >> you failed. you failed this city and you failed all of these people. >> reporter: stockton is a victim of a 2008 financial crisis and the ensuing economic slump. the city's jobless rate has hovered near 15%. while housing prices have dropped to half of peak levels. this house is currently in foreclosure as we can see from this sign. the owner could not pay the mortgage,

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the ity's board of ethics will be revieeing hundreds of free tickets she received to shows like rihannand jay-z at first mariner rena.all sold out concerts that the mayor had easy access to. although the facility is city owned... it's operation is contracted. 13:11:44 the event tickets are not paid for with taxpayer fundssand none of this is newwor out offthee ordinary.(lu/ethics board)12:28:26 i think the enough people have questions about that it ooght to be looked at. aa.whether it's right... is a now an issue for the board of ethics to determineeif members do find a violation... it could result in certain sanctions.currently there are &pno regulations governingghow these tickets should be doled out by the mayor. an overnight shooting in west baltimore leaves two men dead and a woman fighting for her life.police say the shots were fired along linnard street near edminson avenue just after 12:30 this morning.right now, detectives are investigating.so far, no prrests have been made. 3 a gaithersburg man is convicttd of killing his 12 year old stepdaughter.43 year old david hang was con

itis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pills.riple checking hydraulics. the evening brings more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor recommended aleve. it can keep pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is rudy. who switched to aleve. and two pills for a day free of pain. ♪ and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. ♪ it's time to live wider awake. only the beautyrest recharge sleep system combines the comfort of aircool memory foam layered on top of beautyrest pocketed coils to promote proper sleeping posture all night long. the revolutionary recharge sleep system... from beautyrest. it's you, fully charged. >>> next, oakland police want you to look at sketches of a man and woman they believe killed a 5-year-old boy. >>> mugging caught on video. >>> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >>> the clouds out there this morning mist for the morn thunderstorms for much of the east coast. so, if you're on the east coast, get that umbrella out. >>> and finally, imag

showing off his versatile ity i as porimportant as him staying healthy. his $3.8 million salary has many worried that he could become a capped casualty. the team has frank davis and paul battling at the tight end. but cooley is confident he's still capable and wants to take add vantage of any opportunity. >> this won't feel different to me because i want to play as well as i can play. i thifnk i have a lot of prove this week. the coach has made a point of emphasis to say hey, we're competing. we're going to be con sfantly competing to see who's the best. and that makes guys work at all times. i think, as a taenl, and, overall, and for myself, it's been a great training camp. i'm looking forward to the regular season. >> a reminder, in,bc 4 is your official station. the game will be shown at 4:00 p.m. a special pre-game show that starts at 7:00. other pre-season football games? don't confuse me this late, okay? >>> preseasons games around the league. that gives us something to watch when the nationals are off. to lambeaux where we find aaron rogers looking

supposed to stand a strong message to damascus which the group sees as the only culprit behind the still ities in syria the decision comes despite the latest explosion in the capital syrian rebels have openly admitted they were behind the attack on a boy go heard the blast reports on how the opposition is becoming more familiar with terror tactics. blasts and gunfire daily occurrences here in damascus but once the explosion right next to the u.n. headquarters was something out of ordinary it took place at a heavily guarded army garage and you can probably see a fuel tank or under which the explosive device was planted still standing over there in terms of the damage it was relatively minor a few shattered windows in this hotel and in the building next to us but this explosion definitely attracted a lot of media attention because of the proximity to the u.n. have borders now the free syrian army already claimed responsibility for this blast even though they said that they never intended to target to you in observers and they were aiming for the syrian army personnel in any case the explosion th

different organizations are involved this possible collusion with the british regulator health or ities of various of those so of course there will be civil actions richard if i can stay with you do you think a few people should go to prison to send a message that this is intolerable behavior and no i don't think i think sending a message is exactly the wrong way to treat the rule of law the rules need today you know three laws lambro the law they broke the law yes but the law is about knowing in advance what the punishment is going to be that's absolutely essential to the rule of law if you start making laws political then we are in very dangerous territory already in dangerous territory william isn't it time to end universal banks break them up. oh there was time never to have them look these systemically dangerous institutions this should be something that conservatives and progressives and moderates can all agree on right they make efficient markets they make honest markets non crony capitalism impossible they have an implicit guarantee from the national government right and you can

ities across the united states are now facing this funding gap, between projected revenue and projected expenses, as they strive to maintain water quality and meet demand. new york is the most densely populated city in the u.s. and over 40 million tourists visit the city every year. the 1.3 billion gallons of water required every day are delivered by a system of extraordinary scale and complex engineering. man: water is essential to the economic viability of new york city. reliable infrastructure and reliable delivery of water is a must. you have to reinvest in the infrastructure every single minute to keep it current. hurwitz: we have the stock exchange, we have the united nations -- failure can have a dramatic impact on the nation, and even internationally. so there's a really keen awareness that you always have to be fixing the system. things corrode, they rust. they get to where you turn them on and nothing happens. but it is so totally used in every nook and cranny, that making any accommodation to shut it down, to do something to it, is very difficult. narrator: two massive underg

tactic of suicide bombers in the region but they often use more than one bomb to try and catch all four ities in a second explosion. that was that was then said to be a false alarm. the situation is developing now and we'll have to keep you updated on that how this develops and what exactly has caused these deaths absolutely you hear about you will continue to work to get to the bottom of this the blast in. many things. now damascus says the syrian prime minister who's fled to jordan has been sacked but it's thought he's not the only recent defection from assad's elite on monday several people were injured by a bomb blast inside the headquarters of the state t.v. and radio station in the capital at the explosion caused considerable damage to the building this despite the government saying it's pushed rebels from their last stronghold in damascus meanwhile the syrian army is massing more troops and artillery near the country's city of aleppo as opposition fighters are readying for a major battle with casualties reported on both sides of their reach racing to plug the gaps with new recruits and

ity i am heather nauert. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it's august 7th. >>> for the first time we are hearing the emergency dispatch calls as a deadly rampage unfolded at the sheik temple in washington. >> there's a lot of noise i am unable to get much information. balding mail with glasses may have gone inside with a gun and now shots fired. >> man with a gun. >> increasingly intense phone calls. we are learning chilling details about the gunman. wade page is his name. he's 40 years old. he killed 6 people. he played base guitar at a white sup prem tis hearemacist heavy . he had been on the radar for 10 years as he moved through the skin head circle. page served in the army from 92 to 98 but he was discharged after i was de meeted. he got drunk while on duty and went awol. page's step mother laura changes the military for changing the person she knew. >> i am totally devastated. his father is devastated. he is pretty much in shock. we don't know how this happened or where it came from. wade was a beautiful, loving, gentle child and teena

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meanwhile, the 62-year-old woman itis trying to become the first person to swim this area without a shirt cage -- shark cage. this is her third attempt. >> we wanted to see how the landmarks from the earthquake in the d.c. area are doing a year later. >> it is hard to believe it has been a year. the three landmarks that sustained the most damage, washington national cathedral here behind me this -- the smithsonian castle, and the washington monument. the cathedral is open to the public but one year later the monument remains closed. >> the earthquake caught everybody by surprise, especially those caught at the top of the tallest building in town. as the tremor began to rock washington, the structure began to crack. lilian was working in the smithsonian institute headquarters the castle building. smithsonian spokesperson john gibbons was a couple hundred yards down the mall in the national gallery. he got back to his office to find extensive damage to the castle's chimney. the building has been secured but not repaired. >> the castle was built in 1855 out of red sandstone. again, a large s

itis not like i threw a dart on the map and went there. >> reporter: as the casualties mount, he sayse knows this journey will be more dangerous than his ill fated trip to libya. >> i'm not looking forward to going back. it's not something i find people would enjoy. something might be wrong with them, people who thrill seek in war. i don't go for a rush. if i want a rush, i'll drive my motorcycle like i used to do. i don't intend to die. obviously, when i go and put myself up on the front line, death is a possibility. i recognize that. >> reporter: despite the risks, his family supports what he's doing. >> my mother raised me with a set of morals and a set of beliefs and to keep my commitments. he understood when i did not come home after escaping prison in libya. i stayed to fight. >> nic joins me now. does he have any training to do this? >> there's a lot of concerns about what he's getting himself into now. he's going into it with the best intentions. he has no formal military experience. he's never served in the u.s. army. he's shotguns. he did a motorcycle trip across the country