. >>> more on the crisis in iraq and members of the minority yazidi community, jerald tan reports now on their appeal for international help. >> hungry, dehydrated, yet still determined. these are some of iraq's minority yazidi community stuck in the sinjar mountains. they have escaped villages from advancing fighters from the islamic state group. >> translator: those of us who remained here have decided to stay here until our death or the liberation of sinjar. >> reporter: but supplies of food and water are low. although some humanitarian aid has managed to reach the people they are appealing for more. >> translator: we call on the goodwill of the international community and the u.n. to create a camp for us here in sinjar. we estimate there are 3 you yo,0 people here. >> we left everything behind and our feet are swollen from the journey. we rescued only our children and ourselves. a lot of our children died on the way. >> reporter: their plight has been watched closely half a world away. many yazidis began migrating to the united states in the 1990s starting a community in lincoln,

namely parking and anything to be screened the time set backs and the corner of kohlman street and jerald avenue we wanted to study the design the garage doors and have a access to the garage levels unit that don't require passing through the garage. in terms of economic development ocii equal opportunity policies for the development in the shipyard having the workforce hiring goals there's an s pe subcontractor goals for the vertical projects or the professional services lanar has achieved 77 fte participation to date and 84 percent on block 52 that's exceptionally high this is $33 million that will create seven hundred and 93 jobs they have a 50 percent goal of temporary hiring for san francisco residents with first consideration for bay area. and today, i think the local hiring numbers are 46 percent for san francisco and 28 percent for bay area district 10. to moving forward lanar will work with our partners to hire the local folks and others next steps is the finlz of the portfolio it is hoover around 52 percent either a joint venture or fee. and after that a vertical d b.a. will hap

joining me now to explain the appeal is founder and ceo casey jerald and a participant in the program, red ants pants owner sarah calhoun. casey and sarah, good to see you here. nbas across america baseball enables nba students and recent grads to employ what they have learned in small businesses in various cities. it's a great idea, but how did it come about? >> to be very honest with you, nbas across america started with three classmates and i at harvard business school about a year and a half ago, not as an idea for an organization, but for our lives, can we use our degrees, our education and -- that question took us 8,000 miles across the country where we spent eight weeks in eight cities working with visionary entrepreneurs -- and folks like sarah calhoun are chief among them. so right now what we have found is that the real question we're asking is could we create a country where every entrepreneur in every community, not just the chosen few have the resources. >> i was going to ask you, how did you get by into this. but now that i can you, you're such a good salesperson of this

earlier, the senator feels it would be kind to take this burden away from the oncoming president jeraldord so that he would not be forces to make the decision of whether the man who made him vice president and subsequently making himself so that congress could take this decision away from jerald ford and make it for him not in a fully legal sense but in a political sense to set the scene, stage, emotion of the nation. none of this, of course, applies to the question which was discussed applies to a witness but only to immunity. i think what you've seen is 2 1/2 days of body epg linglish trying to extract from the president the kind of re resignation they'd like to see from him. the republican members wanted to get the word to the president that his chances were virtually nil on the other hand they certainly did not want to fall into the trap of urging him to resign. that could be very dangerous t. would lead the president to say in his resignation speeches that he wanted to stay on, he believed he was innocent but he was urged and pressured by his own party. that is not something he wan

jerald tan, al jazeera. >> join us in a few minutes as we take a deeper look at the ebola outbreak in west africa and the efforts to contain it. in about 12 minutes. ing residents in toledo, ohio are warned to not wash from water from the tap. officials say there are dangerous levels of a toxic called microare christen in then in the water. national guard is trucking in water from other parts of the state. bisi onile-ere is on her way to toledo. bisi, what's the latest with the situation? >> reporter: good evening, richelle, the city of toledo issued the warning around 2:00 this morning. toxic levels of microsisten was found in the water supply on friday evening. the governor issued a state of emergency for the residents of the area. residents started flooding grocery stores for water. the national guard is trucking in water as you mentioned and there's real concerns that there could be a shortage. residents are going to great length as you can imagine to get cleaning water even crossing state lines to michigan. toledo's mayor has are cautioned to not panic. the tests on the water, st

>> what about the moment where pork gets the one of jerald oherra, right?ties the white family and black family together. oh, i can't take that, i can't take that, right? or the moment in atlanta, right, where, you know, you have these former slaves sounding foolish, sounding ignorant. almost mincestral like in the language they are using. easily being manipulated by that slimy carpet baggers promise of 40 acres and a mule if you vote as your friends do. this easy troep of manipulation. the movie doesn't address any of the real problems of slavery or racial reconstruction or the development of share cropping. instead we see african-americans as infalallized and loyal to southern whites unless they had been corrupted by northern whites. certainly it's different than the images of african-americans as animals. it's not necessarily better, right? other stereotyped white characters? yeah. completely useless. others. >> hannah. >> there's ashley. the true gentleman. live for honor. don't disgrace your family kind of person. >> yeah. in some ways ashley is almost

jerald, started something big, correction, buy the dip? >> it doesn't look like something big.bal stocks are off about 3% to 4%, michelle. i think what you're seeing is we've seen about five of these mini corrections since 2012 and the euro crisis. this looks like another one. kind of that 3% to 6% number. and then the buyers step in. the fundamentals still look good. valuations aren't stretched. >> so you're not telling people wait until we get to the 10% mark and then get in? >> no. i think those 5% corrections have been a good chance to add to risk and not take away from them. >> but we're going to get one some day, aren't we? >> we will. we will. but in the interim, what you're seeing is the economic data. so you're seeing employment, unemployment claims, ism numbers, pmi numbers, consumer confidence, a new cycle high. all of the data into q3, what we've seen in july soever to the extent we've seen some is continuing to accelerate. there's probably not downward revisions through q2. >> are the the same way, chris? >> i think we're a nominalized market. stocks are beginning