jed jericho, he makes a crack. hold on while you can padres. 10 hits, just three innings and 79 pitches. san diego smacked 20 hits off the giants and blow them out. end the final. a's and m's ready for afternoon baseball. got the glove. sunny gray. pitched into the ace. gave in the bullpen. nelson cruz won dan altero. ike davis, can he get out? that close. all right. so ben's over. try to score to first. angle. waves him home. nailed by mike zania with the play. next inning, brown miller made the throw. now doubles down the left field line and plays logan morrison. 5 forfeiture seattle seattle. they get the win. now 3-3. sharks and kings playing a meaningless season finale. 1:38 into the game brent byrnes the last goal your sharks will score this year. the next four, mary. sharks watch the stanley playoffs from home first time in ten seasons. one note, earthquake playing >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, changes coming to bay area parks from revelers. we hear from the man behind it at abc7 news at 11:00. >>> officers

with jericho and israel that was one of the first currencies so energy becomes the currency said we realize the great expanse and restart to realize for energy transfers to create tools to help us survive one of these is called money. so that revolutionary aspect you went to the galapagos for this but if we think about charles darwin tried to come up with a genetic explanation for humanity. if you separate them with identical twins with that similar type of gene type and days of their cheeks to make investment decisions. then you are more likely to be risk averse have a higher credit line or a higher fight goes gore. the other part is just the opposite side to have 93 points of your credit score is a lot to have that genetic basis to why we eggs j.j. and those influences. but it is important to realize they influence our decision making. >> what do you think the future of united states the and india? what about that bilateral relationship? >> my parents are from india and greasy for the longest time there was no dialogue because there was a relationship so in 1991 there is more bilateral tr

they reach to jericho reached to jericho which will be less than palestinian hands.so it is extending to the east pretty much dissecting the west bank and if you look at the other corridors to the north including the other new israeli towns they break up the region further, and in addition, israel is taking over. it's committed to taking over everything that is within the so-called separation declared by the international opinion for the u.s. continues to support the policies. that excludes the palestinians from the orchards into salon and furthermore, israel is systematically taking over the jordan valley. that is roughly a third of the west bank. much of it the palestinians are being steadily expelled by one another and the pretext sometimes the jewish settlements are being established. the traditional method for 100 years now are ultimately incorporated and where you look at that pattern you can see what's happening. they are carrying out the reasonable and intelligent program to integrate into israel every thing that might be of any value in the west bank. but to

at this bend, about six miles from jericho, it is believed john the baptist baptized jesus of nazareth. these pilgrims hail from ballston spa, upstate new york. how's the water? >> it's cold! >> reporter: and shallow, too. in the '60s, the water level of the jordan river was actually where we're standing now. >> in wintertime, it was this high. >> reporter: gidon bromberg is israel director of ecopeace middle east, an environmental group. >> pilgrims, when they came here, were under threat of being drowned by the strength, by the power of this river. today, a mouse wheel will hardly turn with what's left of this river. >> reporter: for decades, israel and its neighbors diverted the jordan's flow to supply drinking water and water for crops. while the river is down 95% from its historical flow, there's hope that someday it could return to its former glory. that's because israel today has more water than it needs; it's gone from drought to water surplus in just a few years-- impressive anywhere, but especially in the arid middle east, one of the driest regions in the world. for years, is

jericho i did catch -- jon: i did catch some of it. there is an unemployment number out today. the estimate is 5.6%. that should be a number that matches. that should be numbered that pushes the polls toward david cameron. it hasn't. why not? >> what matters is not how many people are unemployed but how is their income compared to the actual cost of living. i am talking about actual retail price. what is clear in the last few quarters, before then -- actual real wages have been stuck. in an environment where most consumer spending has been people going to the computers and checking if their house has appreciated. what we are perceiving as pretty good numbers for the economy for the real story. anna: that is certainly not the line that you hear from the labour party. the numbers may say one thing. it may say that growth is really strong. the unemployment number has been coming down. there are more people in jobs. does it feel like that in the streets? to some extent, the labour party has managed to undermine that argument. zero hours contract talked about a great deal in this el

jericho makes a range of products including nasal sprays and skin gels. it is the biggest oil and gas deal in more than a decade. shell is buying bg group $470 billion in cash and stock. the deal will push shell further into developing natural gas with oil prices following. here is the ceo. >> the way we would look at it if you look at the combination of the two companies, what we could do with the fantastic assets that the jihad, with our capabilities applied to them, we simply saw more value in the combination than the market. pimm: the deal -- brad: the deal is not expected to add to earnings per share until 2017. crude falls again today after a government report said u.s. oil stockpiles increased by 11 million barrels last week hitting their highest level since 1930. meanwhile, the energy information administration says oil could fall to just $15 a barrel if sanctions on iran are moved -- removed. the greek prime minister said in moscow today, meeting with russian president vladimir putin ts. ipras opposes eu sentient on russia. trade between the nati

i know you went to jericho high school, and i love the name that far school, jericho high school, just your high school hall of fame? >> ya. i was just invited back last week, inducted last week into my high school hall of fame. beautiful beautiful ceremony. i was really touched to be there. and i have to tell you the most touching part was the amount of people who showed up for my past, standing on stage, waiting for my turn to give my address, and i was looking at this woman in the audience. it was my kindergarten teacher, from 35 years ago who had come back to see me. that woman carried me, kicking and screaming into the building on the first day because i didn't want to love my mom. really not for her, caring me in, you know what? >> you know what we'll do for you to congratulates you? let's try to get this guy's name trending, use the hashtag steve for class treasurer, always been good with money, even in high school. steve, for class treasurer come on, good day people. >> let's tweet about it, oh, and look at this picture. >> i want to see you. i want to see the mike jerrick high

living and suffering at the butt end of an ever-more militarized and aggressive surveillance state jericho so wrote baltimore orioles chief operating officer john angelos, son of owner peter angelos. reverend jackson? >> you can't get any better than that. yet this commendation of -- you have this commendation of drugs in, jobs out alienation from those who live in a surplus and those who live in the deficit. there are some factors we must not ignore -- we regret, the street violence last night because one reason is not redemptive. two, it diverts attention from the agenda put on that letter, which we will be discussing. but there's a cause effect relationship. we should do well not to panic in the face of last night. since this is so close to washington my -- why not make this a model for urban reconstruction? >> let me add to what reverend jackson said. back in the 1930's, my grandfather came from north carolina to baltimore with very little education and got a good paying job. like the grandparents of many of those young people out there yesterday, those jobs are dried-up. this is a gen

and that's the first thing, the first currency of this world, 9000 b.c., jericho israel, it was salt.you know, salt was one of the first currencies. it was fur, it was meat. and so energy becomes this currency, and what makes humans different is we start realizing the brain expands, the prefrontal cortex exlands. we start to -- expands. we start to realize hmm maybe we can create tools that help us survive. one of these tools is called money, right? so there's an evolutionary aspect. you may not think, well, it's kind of crazy he went to the galapagos for this, but when you start to think about it, you know charles darwin tried to come up with a genetic explanation. he didn't call it that but when you hook at it, he takes identical twins and separate them. studies show they invest in a similar manner. they've taken people and they've separated them, they've swabbed their cheeks and they asked them to make investment decisions. there's this one gene if you have one variance of it, you're more likely to be risk averse, have fewer credit lines and have a higher fico score. if you have th

during the clinton years which has a purpose to subdivide the west bank, the borders reaching to jericho which will be less than this right at the border. so extending to the east pretty much bisecting the west bank and if you look there are other orders to the north including other towns are being named to break up further. in addition they are taking over everything that is within the so-called separation wall, the annexation wall the u.s. continues to support the policies and that is a large part of it that excludes the palestinians from farms and orchards and so on. furthermore israel is systematically taking over the jordan valley and that is roughly one third of the west bank and much of it is arable land, the palestinians are being steadily expelled sometimes some are thrown out. the traditional method for 100 years now of ultimately incorporating some regions inside israel and israel is carrying out a reasonable and intelligent situation intending to integrate anything that may be of value but to exclude the palestinian population. the area is that they are taking over don't have

commissioner bell from cpb office of international trade as well as jericho from gct. members benefit to answer any questions that anyone has. briefly describe the main pieces of the proposal

like west wing or i talk a lot about scientific programs and shows like battle star galactica in jerichohese possible futures were u.s. citizens were placed under occupation and we had to think about if you have to live under these conditions, conditions we were opposing in iraq if you yourself have delivered these conditions, how would you feel about it? what would you be willing to do in order to resist. fascinating stuff. what i hope people take away if this is a really complex moment in television history with a whole range of opinions being expressed. we were airing on its possibilities and debating them in seeking them through the implications if we go this direction, where does that lead us and is not a good place to be. >> otb's visit to tulsa oklahoma continues with j.c. hallman talking about his book "b & me" which discusses the relationship people have with books. [applause] >> thank you very much for coming out. thank you to book smart tulsa into just right around the corner. thank you jeff. i think i will talk for about 20, 25 minutes about the book and i think then we will

fiction programs toward the end of the book and shows like "battlestar grabbingty ca -- galactica" and jerichof which imagined these possible futures where u.s. citizens were placed under occupation, and we had to think about, okay, if you had to live under these conditions -- conditions that we were imposing in iraq onto the iraqi people -- if you yourself had to live under these conditions, how would you feel about it? what would you be willing to do in order to resist, you know? so fascinating stuff. and that's, you know, what i hope people take away is that this is really a complex moment in television history with a whole range of opinions being expressed, a place where we were airing all of these possibilities and debating them and thinking them through. .. the 5 minutes about the book. this book is really about reading. ostensibly it is about reading the work of nicholson baker but really it is a book about reading. i say that because you haven't even heard about nicholson baker, you might be saying to yourself how could i read a book about nicholson baker how would that make any sense

commissioner bell from cpb office of international trade as well as jericho from gct. members benefit to answer any questions that anyone has. briefly describe the main pieces of the proposal. >> the committee is considering a proposal to reauthorize the trade facilitation -- >> is your -- is your microphone on? >> the trade facilitation and trade enforcement functions of the united states customs and border protection and other agencies, seven titles. title i considers the trade trade, facilitation and enforcement mission of cbp. the import health, and safety mission. the import related protections of intellectual property rights missions. title v establishes new requirements for cbp to combat evasion and anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders. additional trade enforcement intellectual property rights protection requirements primarily for agencies other than cbp. title iv and seven contain miscellaneous provisions. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the senator 70 questions regarding this? >> i don't have a question. i apologize. i want to say thank you to the chairman