. >> jimmy: he's from jamaica. >> james: oh, yeah!hat chronic. >> jimmy: no, no, no. not that chronic, no. the chronic -- >> steve: he knows chronic from jamaica. >> jimmy: he has two x's. oh, no, no, no. that's not -- stop nodding your head. you guys don't know anything. >> steve: i know a double x from jamaica. >> jimmy: he is -- he's awesome. in jamaica, they love him. they say, like, he could be the next marley, man. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah, but they have a a better accent than that. [ laughter ] but he has this song. it goes like -- ♪ here comes trouble here comes the angels ♪ it's an awesome jam. it's the best. again, better than what i just did. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: but no one knows him heren the u.s., really. unless you're a big reggae fan. but we're going to make his debut, his tv debut. chronixx will be here next tuesday. so, download him now. get into him, because you're going to love him. i promise. [ cheers and applause ] but first, we have a great show tonight. the very funny, the very talented, oh, we lov

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>> kris first met the men he had been accused of killing when he began importing their food from jamaicar years of doing business together, derek moo young asked kris to invest in houses he had in florida. >> my plan was when i retired, i would spend the summer months in florida and i invested the money with him. >> but according to kris, the moo youngs took his money and embezzled it. they also incorporated as km distributors, a name similar to kris', and allegedly started drawing money from kris' accounts. >> according to kris, derek had stolen property worth $441,000. so you can see why kris would be very angry. he wanted to put an end to this. >> kris was used to settling disputes with words, not weapons. he sued the moo youngs and told clive he expected to win. >> there was no question of me killing them for the money, as a matter of fact, killing them would make me lose the money, obviously. >> but if kris then had little reason to walk into the dupont hotel with a loaded weapon why was there so much evidence pointing to him as a suspect. according to kris he went to the dupont at

. >> kris first met the men he was accused of killing when he began importing their fruit from jamaica. after years of doing business derrick asked kris to invest in houses in florida. >> my plan was when i reached 65 i would spend the summer in england and the winter in ft. lauderdale. i invested the money. >> narrator: according to kris, the moo youngs took his money and embed bezeled it and became kdm distributors and began stealing money from his accounts. >> it was $441,000. you could see why kris would be angriment he wanted to put an end to this. >> narrator: kris sued the moo youngs and told clive he expected to win. >> there was no question of me killing them for the money. if as a matter of fact, killing them would have made me lose the money, obviously. >> narrator: if kris had little reason to walk into the dumont hotel with a loaded weapon, why was there so much evidence pointing to him as a suspect? according to kris, he went to the dupont at 9:30 a.m. on the morning of the murders to meet a potential business partner for the newspaper he started in miami. neville butler,

. >>> abe met leaders of bermu as well as jamaica. they agreed to further expand economic relations and perso exchanges. >>> fighting is intensifying in the area where a malaysian airline jet was downed earlier this month. they are stepping up offensive. to regain control of the region held by pro russian separatists and dutch primay reject the idea of sending armed troops to secure the crash site. >>> the airliner was shot down over part of eastern ukraine controlled by pro russian separatists. all 298 passengers and crew members were killed. an international team of unarmed police officers were headed to the site on sunday to collect evidence and recover bodies but they postponed the plan because of poor security. the ukrainian military is intensifying attacks on russian separatists wh the area. they say they need to security the site to allow for a investigation. officials from the dutch government planned to send in international armed troops to the site b prime minister sai achieving military sio in the region is not realistic an

i heard the song in jamaica. i was there just hanging out, and -- [ laughter ] >> steve: come on.out? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. and i heard this -- i was at this place, goldeneye, and i heard this and they're playing it, and i found out who it was. his name's chronixx. and here's the song. this is it right here. ♪ here comes trouble here comes the danger sent by the savior welcome the rasta ♪ >> jimmy: that's it. that's all you get! >> steve: that's it? >> jimmy: until later on. chronixx will be here! this is the record, right there. "the dread & terrible." oh! the "dread & terrible" project! ♪ ♪ dance with the lucky girl ♪ >> jimmy: a little reggae for the summertime. summertime jam. >> steve: summertime reggae. >> jimmy: yeah. summertime reggae. guys, it's time to take a look at the stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons." here we go. ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ >> jimmy: tonight, we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of -- washington, d.c. decriminalizing marijuana. it is no longer a crime to have up

jamaica. nigeria. panama. the philippines. south korea. trinidad. ukraine. i would like to invite the deputy secretary of homeland security to the podium to more the oath of allegiance. deputy secretary, i present to you 25 candidates who have applied to become citizens of the united states. each of the candidates has been interviewed by an officer of u.s. citizenship and immigration services, and exempted by the law has demonstrated the ability to read, write, and speak words in the english language. each has demonstrated his or her knowledge and understanding of the history and principles and form of government of the united states. deputy secretary, i recommend that these candidates be administrated the oath of allegiance there by admitting them to united states citizenship. thank you. mr. president. is good morning. it is my pleasure to administrate the oath assembled here. candidates, please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i here by declare on oath. that i absolutely and entirely renounce and adjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign

worlding onto friday's cup action, in the first match of the quarterfinals, jamaica conference, and germany got on on board -- germany took france, and germany got on the board early and it would be the only goal of the match. >> the germans aren't good spirit. good spirit. time for some much deserved rest after a hard-earned victory. the victory has raised hopes back home at this time germany will go all the way. >> on to the finals, the world cup is ours. >> it was perfect, such a great win. i am absolutely speechless. headedtowering defender germany into the lead in the 13th minute, his second goal of the tournament. >> another dream come true. it is pretty overwhelming. everything is just falling into place. i hope we will keep going like this. >> they were close to equalizing for france, but then he showed why he might be the best goalkeeper. they went all out in the dating second, but then they pulled out another magic save. a narrow victory for germany who reaches the world cup semi finals for the fourth time in a row and the fans are dreaming of their first world cup win in 24 years

jamaica here you come! here we go. all right. good job. thank you. thank you. i did it. by myself. feel smarter. special meeting of the san francisco municipal transportation agency board of directors and parking authority commission. am i [speaker not understood], please [speaker not understood]. >> director reid? reid present. director nolan? nolan present. director rubke? director ramos is expected and director heinicke is absent with notification. >> thank you. >> item 3, announcement of prohibition of sound producing devices during the meeting. please be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and other similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. please be advised that cell phones that are set on vibrate do cause microphone interference, so, the board respectfully requests that they be placed in the off position. item 4, communications. >> do we have any? >> i have none. >> okay, thank you. item 5. >> discussion of votes to conduct a closed session. >> moti

to the games now and there was an absence in the men's 100 meters but jamaica kemar bailey-cole won thes in 100 meters and claimed the first gold metal at senior level. meanwhile took gold in the women 100 meters and setting a new games record of 10.85 seconds. now spanish judge ruled the tax fraud case against messi will still go ahead. the prosecutor had agreed to drop the charges against the barcelona star and father in june but that request has been overturned and messi accused of defrauding the state of $5.5 million and the court decided the argentina forward could have known about and consented to avoiding taxes from his image rights. and champion atletico-madrid signed and scored 16 goals and played for france at the world cup and signed munick since the move to chelsea and they asked the football federation to open investigation into alleged racist comments from a presidential candidate, 71-year-old is accused of referring to african players as bananna eaters on an interview on friday and ahead of the league he later apologized saying his improper words had no offensive intent a

---las primeras rutas seran hacia jamaica, las bahamas y aruba...r "airtran" una aerolinea que compro sothwest en 2011... ---pero para finales de aÑo la aerolinea tiene pensado viajar a mexico y republica dominicana. cesar --a partir del siguiente mes los miles de migrantes, principalmente de centroamrica que llegan procedentes del estado de chiapas al distrito federal, rumbo a estados unidos., tendrn un trato preferencial... blanca --paola figueroa desde mxico nos dice de que se trata... :01 :11 :32 :55 1:20 script: todos los días, cientos de migrantes emprenden un viaje incierto en busca de una vida mejor, sin saber lo que les espera. bite sonia gutierrez,migrante hondurena: "siempre hay un poco de miedo, pero uno siempre va encomendado de que dios va con nosotros y que dios nos protege siempre" dentro de poco, los migrantes que llegan a la ciudad de mexico en su paso hacia la frontera norte, tendrán un trato hospitalario por parte del gobierno del distrito federal a través de una credencialización denominada "tarjeta huesped" bite itzel checa gut

new destinations will be jamaica, bahamas and aruba but will expand to other locations over the next few months. they are taking over routes by airtran airways bought in 2011 and plans to eliminate by the end of the year. the stock rose more than 3% to $27.73. >>> t-mobile has been accused for adding bogus charges on customer's accounts without consent. the federal trade commission says the wireless carrier tacked fees on to customer bills totals hundreds of millions of dollars labeling them as third party changes. the ceo says the complaint is unfounded. shares fell to $33.41. >>> shares of regeneron will increase the stake to 22.5%. the move is part of an agreement between the companies allowing it to buy. regeneron rose to $303 and change making it the best performing today. >>> the second best performer in the s&p, netflix, shares is were higher on an analyst upgrade 679 golden sacks rates it a buy up from neutral. the video streaming company's international expansion and increasing profit margins as customer base grows larger. the stock jumped more than 7% to $473.10. >>> hormel

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i know he doesn't want jamaica. i know he does not want trinidad and i know he does not want british giana. the u.s. was more spontaneous generous to soviet union than they were to britain. the mindset during the war was focused on britain as our main rival. this was all overthrown three years later with the marshal plan but that is another story to be told in my next book. one of the reasons of the british political power was as rapid and violent that it was because britain was running out of dollars and the u.s. treasury was managing that process. if you look at the debates going on behind the scenes and the british government at the end of 1946 early 1947 when berma greece india, was all collapsing, it was all about dollars. we can't afford this. we have to make the pound convertible. the only way we can make that commitment is if we start holding on to our dollars. we have to let the empire go and that was part of harry deckser white's agenda. british reviewers of the book have called different as "chalk and che

david ortiz said he felt like he was about to get hotter than jamaica in the middle of august and thene delivered on that promise against the blue jays. off brad mills, 425 feet, ortiz's 21st of the year. two-run shot. top five, guess who? guess what? off mills again. another two-run shot. the red sox had plenty. they win it, 14-1. ortiz with 22 on the year now. >>> there's all sorts of logjams in the national league. marlins and braves from atlanta. julio teheran going for the braves hits casey mcgehee frozen on the fastball. teheran with his first strikeout and jarrod saltalamacchia his third. and giancarlo stanton whips out another slider. ties a career high. garrett jones up the middle. christian yelich and the marlins win it 3-1 trying to climb in the race with the braves and nationals on top of the national league east. the central and west also all knotted up too. that's it from here. now back to you. >>> up next in "the pulse," oh, man, it's so good to be king. the world is celebrating prince george's first birthday. >>> and talk about downsizing, the apartment made out of ship

dina is originally from jamaica. she met her husband in germany.oday she is a nurse, and she and her husband have four beautiful children. a club of thening best of the best, becoming a united states citizen. i agree. congratulations on joining the club. america is and always has been a nation of immigrants. historyut our immigrants have come to our shores in wave after wave. from every corner of the globe. everyone of us, unless we are native america, have an ancestor who was born somewhere else. always the we do not same or have not spoken the same language, we have done big things together. we have won this country's freedom together, we have built our greatest cities together, we have defended our way of life together. we continue to perfect our union together. that is what makes america special, that is what makes us strong. basic idea of welcoming immigrants to our shores is central to our way of life. it is in our dna. our diversity, our differences, when joined together by a common set of ideals makes a stronger. makes us more creative, acc

--ellos representaron pases cmo guatemala, china y jamaica. la fama de hollywood es la nica oportunidad de algunos de tener a sus estrellas favoritas literalmente a sus pies, pero por qu no todos los actores tienen una? quin paga por ellas y qu tal le va a los latinos? --raymond mesa nos explica en su reporte especial "estrellando hollywood". :01 :08 :21 :28 :54 1:52 take pkg hay 2522 estrellas en el pase de la fama en hollywood sot artemia tamayo / visita el paseo de la fama estoy en hollywood, estoy donde estan los famosos, estoy donde han pasado, donde han luchado para llegar hasta su punto de fama fama que han logrado algunos latinos, como el buki marco antonio solis bridge raymond mesa / telemundo la estrella nmero 2500 aqu en el paseo de la fama fue para una artista latina muy popular, jennifer lpez sot ana martnez / productora de ceremonias de presentacin de estrellas y los fans estaban alocados en twitter, en facebook, se vinieron temprano, se queran quedar en la noche. cada vez que hacemos una estrella para un latino, es gigante ana m

who is based in jamaica. >> we discussed this, of course, among ourselves, our friends, our colleaguesd what we agreed and i think we had a real consensus, everyone agreed, that the colleagues that we have lost were people who committed their lives and their work to hiv aids and they would want this conference to go forward. and that they would want us to have them in our hearts during the conference. >> officials say they don't yet know just how many of those victims were going to that conference. meanwhile, ukrainians right here in the states are remembering the hundreds of lives lost in malaysia airlines tragedy. they held a candle light individual ill last nights on the streets of philadelphia. some even left ukrainian flag. >>> now to our top story. it's the third day of israel's ground offense, enough gas a israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he may expand that operation. ban ki-moon is going to visit as early as this weekend. so far over 300 pa palestinians killed and over 200 injured. rocket fight. two israelis have also been killed including a soldier, nicole johns

it's now taking off to jamaica, the bahamas, and aruba. it's a route once serviced by airtran. it will have flights to mexico and the dominican republic. >>> talk about a summer road trip. tonight wildlife workers in san francisco are searching for an animal that took an unexpected trip here to the bay area. a rescue group says a marmont is on the loose in san francisco's potrero hill. it was spotted today hiding under a deck at a home near 25th and rhode island streets. this is a picture of the marmont taken today by the own over the home. wildlife emergency service are asking for the public's help with any information on how the critter got to san francisco. once captured, the rodent will be returned to its native habitat in the sierra. a little road trip. >>> we're back in a moment. geraud moncure and lincecum imagine at at&t park. stay with us. >>> good evening. i'm geraud moncure in the comcast sportsnet studios. even before the giants took the field to right the ship against st. louis, bad news on the return of angel pagan. the lead-off man now suffering from a bulging di

i know he doesn't want jamaica, he doesn't want trinidad and i know he doesn't want british gihana. the u.s. was more spontaneous during the second world war to china and the soviet union than it was to britain. it seems rather remarkable today, but the mindset during the war was really focused on britain as our main rival. now, this was all over throne three years later with the marshall plan in 1947, but that's another story to be be told in my next book. but one of the reasons why the collapse of british imperial power in 1946 and 1947 in particular was as violent as it was because britain was rapidly running out of dollars, and the u.s. treasury was managing that process. if you look at the debates going on behind the scenes and the british government at tend of 1946, early 1947, when burma, india, were all collapsing violently, it was all about dollars. we can't afford this anymore. we have to make the pound conversable in july of 1947 the only way we can possibly make that commitment is if we start holding on to our dollars. we have to let the empire go. and that was very much

reporter: the flight finally reaching panama after being diverted yet again friday night, this time to jamaica, after another passenger fell ill. tonight, shahi, believed to suffer from mental illness, is out on bail after being charged with endangering an aircraft. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> linzie, thank you. >>> and there are new developments tonight in the crash of that jet in bad weather in africa. u.n. peacekeepers have found the second black box now, in the remote part of mali where it went down. that crash discovered by a drone because it was in such a remote area. all 118 people on board were killed. >>> and a disturbing headline tonight from africa, where health officials are rushing to contain the ebola virus. well, now comes proof that a passenger on a plane can go undetected. the newest case, now showing up in nigeria, where he was traveling to. he later died. 50 passengers on that plane now being monitored. at least 672 people have died across west africa since this epidemic startled. world health officials say it is believed to be the largest ebola outbreak ever. >>> b

over an hour ago a southwest flight departed for aruba and then won to jamaica, a huge opportunity for the airline to grow which is already the largest carrier of domestic passengers in the united states. >> this is after a merger with air tran. >> san francisco-based uber will gin the trendily skies. later today, uber will announce a start-up helicopter rides you and your four closest friends can ride from manhattan to the hamptons for $2,500 which is a discount of $100 a seat testing ways to branch out from the core service of car rides. >> i don't think many of us will use that it is not hamptons. >> we were wondering how we will get from manhattan to the hamptons. >> that is called first world problems? >> travel solve. move on to the next one. >> that is the heat along the bay area. as we look at live doppler 7 hd radar satellite shows we are waking up to patchy fog and clouds across the bay area, and they will quickly dissipate for the afternoon hours but i want to draw your attention to the red flag warping in lake -- warg if lake tahoe with possible thunderstorms expected. dry

but without namar it's going to make the job all the more difficult against jamaica.nd again n neymar, is a loss. >> you're going to be back in the half hour or so. even less with your sports update. >> yes. >> still to come, allegations emerged that an u.s. double agent spied on a parliamentary committee. and a sweet work of heart and the bitter after days. we'll hear from the creator of this giant sugar sculpture. >> pro russian separatists in eastern ukraine are fleeing from the flash points in slovyansk. it occurred after tuesda occur ored on tuesday after the cease-fire. >>> autopsy report of the palestinian teenager that indicate he was burned alive after being kidnapped in eastern jerusalem on wednesday. >>> three soldiers and two civilians are killed in a car bombing in motion die show. al-shabab has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> media state media are reporting the death of a pilot who was killed fighting in iraq. if confirmed it will be the report of the first iranian killed. >> according to media a pilot has died in northwestern iraq. there are

students have performed at musical festivals in jamaica, korea, belgium and france. last december they were capped by a private performance for the president at the white house. >> since i have been at cim shaw high school, we started travelling. i believed in a classroom without walls. i believe that learning in schools outside of the classroom. >> stevenson was stunned when she returned from the trip to find she was this detention, ordered to report to a room in district headquarters every day, instead of the classroom. while the district has initially told her what allegations she face, unofficially she is said to have jetted her students to paris and washington without permission. she and supporters anot true. the district -- say not true. the districts approved the trip. >> they knew the item inry down to the telephone numbers. >> reporter: whilst in gaol she met another teacher, schiller's alleged misconduct allowing students to create experiments with the word gun in the title. >> this is a project done many times at the koulenty level in -- country level in c

canada, china, france ghana, what guatemala, jamaica, philippinesama, the , south korea, trinidad ando obago and ukraine. deputy secretary, i present 25 candidates who have applied to become citizens of the united states. each of the candidates has been interviewed by an officer of u.s. citizenship and immigration demonstratedhas the ability to read, write and speak words in the english language. each has demonstrated his or her knowledge and understanding of the history and principles and form of government of the united states. and recommend that these candidates be administered the oath, thereby admitting that the united states citizenship. >> thank you. andpresident, candidates special guests come good morning. it is my distinct privilege to administer the oath of allegiance to the candidates for naturalization assembled here today. please raise your right hand and .epeat after me i hereby declare on oath that i absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all allegiance and foreign prince, state or sovereignty of whom or a subject orbeen citizen. that i will support and defend the

they were kayaking in jamaica bay when it overturned and they were cited for trespassing. a year ago someone scaled the 8-foot fence after running out of gas. >>> the costa concordia arrives at its final destination. the scrap yard took four days to toe them to the port sitting off the coast of genea where it has sat for two-and-a-half years after capsizing. now the ship will be broken apart for scraps. >>> the new york times is becoming more like high times. the newspaper's editorial board is calling for the government to repeal its thought on marijuana. "the times" says the problems associated with marijuana use are minor compared to alcohol and tobacco. earlier this month the new york governor andrew cuomo signed a bill to make new york the 23rd state to legalize pot for medicinal use. >>> and russia declaring war on mcdonald? they want to ban the fast food joint from selling some of their signature products. they are blasting them with a lawsuit claiming their foods contain more fats than carbohydrates than normal regulation, including cheeseburgers and milkshakes. tho

he is from jamaica queens, how did you work that out? all of your r's. >> drop all of your r's. >> the season finale saturday night on star's network. for all of the latest news on celebrities fox light michael. >> very nice guy. a big fox fan, too. >> good fox fan can't be bad. >>> the time is now 26 after the top of the hour. he's accused of kidnapping a teenaged girl holding her captive for nine months. why a storage container could be the key to the case. the latest details on the developing story. >> are you constantly surfing the web or scrolling through instagram on your smart phone, michael tammero. one will punish you for using too much data. captain obvious: i probably wouldn't stay here tonight. man: thanks, captain obvious. captain obvious: i'd get a deal for tonight with deals for tonight from hotels.com. and you might want to get that pipe fixed. with my $7 a month android plan from tracfone? email the school. call the doctor. text the groomer. find gear for soccer. send invites to a party. post karate pics. help sean with

on the plane's second try, someone had a medical emergency, so they landed in jamaica. all in all, this trip took more than 15 hours. >>> visitors at disney's california adventure had a ride stall. it stopped at 7:30 when people were on it. some kind of technical problem shut the ride off. guests were escorted down a walkway on the side of the ride. the roller coaster was tested once everyone was safely off and it did run normally. california screaming is the park's fastest ride with a top speed of up to 55 miles an hour. >>> now we're just hours away from the train hitting the tracks on metro's new silver line. a lot of you want to know how much this new route will cost you. first 4 traffic's melissa malay has more on what to expect. >> reporter: since school's out, we decided to do the math for you. we plugged in our starting point as the wiehle-reston station. it will take 70 minutes to largo town center. that fare is going to run you $3.60 off-peak and $5.90 on-peak. let's see between tysons corner and gallery place. you'll have to transfer at metro center. that rou

in order to land in jamaica. what usually happens in those cases there's prior permission that has been granted and safe passage is assured. in this case you have a rogue presence. and this is the result, unfortunately. >> i am curious to know there are so many places in the world. that are conflict zones. maybe they will be increased technology. on fighters on the ground that may have a problem to civilian, aircraft, as well as -- what is the lodge call thing to do here, it shouldn't aircraft be directed in different ways out of harm's way? yes, most definitely, and the crewed themselves if they have been given a notice that this is a dangerous location can request that they can insist that they be rerouted around it. the airline of course are driven by cost, and they will always favor going the most direct rout on the most optimum altitude. once you know there's a particular hazard, like in the case of bad weather, a hurricane, obviously, or a hostile situation, like what we are facing in eastern ukraine, then

he never covered what was called the jamaica pass.re is a pass through the roof ridge that runs along long island. they had nobody posted there to stop the british. the british sent 10,000 men on a nine mile march through the night, and around, and they completely outflanked us. militaryperfect maneuver, perfectly performed by the british, just as they are landing on long island. everything was done just right. if general howe had attacked that bridge -- he had them on the run and they were retreating back to the fortifications of brooklyn heights. he could have ended -- >> what does that say about the british, their leadership and tenacity? that is a big puzzle historians and military scholars have debated for 229 years. why did he not move in for the kill? some say he did not do it cousin had had such bloody experience at bunker hill, where the americans were in position in a high ground trench, and he was not going to attack. it had been awful. they lost a thousand men. hand, he would attack a frontal position later on at fort wash

howard bailey was sent to jamaica, he lives on a cement floor. his two businesses were closed. the life he built was destroyed. he is applying for citizenship. it doesn't matter. >> clearly you think they need legal representation. do you think there needs to be legislation. >> it's up to congress to fix this, fix the broken immigration system and ensure people like arnold and howard get a fair day in court. the obama administration can choose not to put people in the deportation system. >> some suggest these soldiers, soldiers serving in the military have the opportunity to become u.s. citizens, and didn't do it. >> a lot of people were thought and told they'd automatically become citizens, that's the case of many that i talked to. after someone makes a mistake, they are not eligible for citizenship. the law is failing them on multiple levels, the families are being destroyed, and the communities. everything we built is destroyed by sending people who served this country back home. >> we have a huge immigration debate about children coming from honduras. millions and millions,

they represented 15 countries including jamaica, guatemala, and china. >>> expect to pay more at theral train station in the 49ers's game and other events in sap that clara. thursday, officials approved a policy allowing to charge up to dollar $25 for parking, up from the $5 for park and ride. it's a similar agreement they have with the sap center in downtown san jose where parking fees go audiotape at the do or dawn station at sharks's games and special vefts. this fee increases two hours before a game or special event at levi stadium. it starts august 1st. >>> another bay area city declaring independence from sty ro foam food containers. you have to find something es to package food, and the stores will be banned from selling products made from sty foam including foam ice chest, and festivals no longer can sends people home withese containers. mountain view enacted a ban on tuesday. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay," and coming up, giants and a's going in opposite directions. a block-buster trade the green and gold hopes to be taken deep into the post season. we'll have the

airline and her new air space this month announcing it would fly outside of the united states to aruba, jamaica the bahamas and turn 43 acres of leather collected from old seats into shoes and soccer balls in africa and other places. here to talk about that and the future of the airline industry is gary kelly. he has spent 28 years with the airline and he celebrates his 10th anniversary as the ceo. he joins us from dallas. good to see you go en. it's a pleasure to reconnect with you. >> great to be with you, ali. >> congratulations on your 10 years as ceo. you've weathered in really, no pun intended but turbulent times for a the airline industry. we've seen consolidations and where are we now compared to 10 years ago and 30 years ago when you started. >> things are a lot of different. first of all, it's been a real honor for me to serve, and the fact that we've avoided the pitfalls that happened to the rest--especially the legacy carriers, is a source pride within southwest airlines. the industry is vastly different ten years later, and southeast airlines is different, too. we're on the cusp of

most of our relatives were in jamaica.chinese immigration quota was lifted. and we didn't have family. so now i found in china five of my elderly aunts and uncles who range in age from 96 to 84, i now go to china every six months, i just came back last week, to hang out and see them and, frankly, i have about 40 first cousins, where we grew up with almost no relatives, and it's turned into an amazing relationship. one that because we are naturally entrepreneurs and it turns out so are they, we've actually formed a multinational family investment business, and we've already started cooperating and making money -- >> well, congratulations on that, that's great. >> thank you, thank you. >> is there something that stands out as being a big surprise about your journey? what's that? >> my husband, who also used to work here at nbc, he's from new orleans, where, you know, the whole issue of race and class as part of history is a fabric of the community. my husband looked at me at one point and said, paula, if you find these chine

there's a fellow in jamaica. - then i will take you. - you trust me to do this?say. - what business do you have in jamaica? - what do you think my business might be? - betrayal. - if i chose to betray this place, you'd be lost to me. - thieving from thieves. i know there's more. - i found a property that might interest you. - this is perfect. acquire it for me. - will you speak to me now? where is edward? tell me where he is! - i must sail soon to enact a great endeavor,

landing in jamaica friday evening after a passenger required medical attention. the flight eventually arriving at its destination 12 hours late. shahi is due to appear in court later this morning for his bail hearing. overnight his father telling report is his son suffers from mental health issues. dan. >> a troubled flight from start to finish there, thank you. >>> another major story we're 2308ing. we are entering a weekend of severe weather and meteorologist steve rudin from wjla in washington is tracking it. >> good morning, dan. looking at the strongest storms to focus across central indiana into illinois where we're expecting the potential for gusty winds, even isolated tornadoes. all of our attention will focus toward the east coast as we move through the day tomorrow. a large swath from boston, new york city to washington, d.c. under a slight risk but the j k jackpot area around charleston and lexington where a higher likelihood. rain could accumulate and could see flooding across central ohio, northwestern pennsylvania and southern virginia. coming up in

jamaica with people who are your adversaries, who have killed those you care about, your own people of those whom you're trying to protect it and it's a psychological drama. you have to get into the heads of those on the other side because you have to change their calculation enough to get into the table. i talk about what we did in iran to quit up a lot of economic pressure to get them to the table. and we'll see what happens but that has to be the first step. i write about what we did in afghanistan and pakistan trying to get the taliban to the table for a comprehensive discussion with the government of afghanistan. in iraq today i think what we have to understand is that it is primarily a political problem that has to be addressed. the ascension of the sunni extremists, so-called isis group, is taking advantage of the breakdown in political dialogue and a total lack of trust between the maliki government, the sunni leaders and the kurdish leaders. i had been warning about this, as have many others, for a long time because when president bush made the decision with the maliki that we