think you might want to you know facial fairs and things like that so i decided to reach out to john green and we started to talk and it took a lot of weight off my shoulders you know. so given those who misty and still keep in touch you know that's a great thing yes a great i think is a something i want to talk about some current things in the n.b.a. le bron going back to cleveland yeah good idea i think it's a great because he's home and i would go home to i want to own a new york life hadn't worked out i wanted to but it's always good to go home and as it is suffering right now too so maybe you can bring some things in the city that other people can get a famous block on lebron james and maybe once a month for shit he's a pretty tough player. donald sterling we make it at all situation l.a. . i think you know. i guess i once again i say things to get me in trouble i always thought i could get in trouble in trouble but i thought that people i thought that his privacy was you know compromising i still believe that because i'm a celebrity and i hate when people take pictures and take video

of there is a full of like three four handles that and is it true that you become friends with john green then who incited it how did you work that out to have a friendship with him all i had was at the debris at the brawl have been. and i was getting so much backlash from the media and people not just telling other people stories and not being creative and telling the right story i just tell everybody like hating me and you know so i had something out towards everybody and then a year later i kept seeing my psychologist and she was like you know i think you might want to you know facial fairs and things like that so i decided to reach out to john green and we started to talk and it took a lot of weight off my shoulders you know. so given those who misty and still keep in touch you know that's a great thing yes a great i think is a something i want to talk about some current things in the n.b.a. le bron going back to cleveland yeah good idea i think it's a great because he's home and i will go home to i want to own a new york life hadn't worked out i wanted to but it's always good to go h

john: coming up next, how the green monster should be restrained. e that it's less of a monster than other government bureaucracies because they have not constantly grown. they spend about a billion of your tax dollars every year, that actually less than they spent under president bush. will good. the epa is still a monster because the old rules never go away, but they keep passing new rules. the epa officials point out that their budget is only $8 billion and that is washington talk. but even that is misleading because when they say clean that up, the cost is on you. last year they decreed that every fuel seller must use more biomass like diesel fuel. costing the epa little to comply. and consumers are paying the extra cost when they buy fuel. aside from cost is, why when the air and water are cleaner than they have been in years, and they keep getting cleaner because of improvements in technology every time someone buys a new car or chunks an old one, with why must they keep passing more rules? well, because that's what government regulators do. if

john: i want action to, but what exactly is pollution and why does government go too far? >> another big situation with the epa. >> they have become an the greenonster. and that is our show tonight. ♪ ♪ >> now it is time for john stossel. john: the green monster. the epa, the the, creating rules that make the environment cleaner. the air and water were filthy and people forget how bad it was. and let me remind you, here is the star anchorman of my day reporting on the state of america. >> hydrocarbons, organic matter, each and every day. john: some of that was media hype it in all of this media types. but in truth much of america was still pristine. but it's also absolutely true than in many cities near industrial plants the air was filthy. it's much cleaner now and so is the water. even here within sight of the empire state building within a short distance of millions of people, i am willing to do this. and thank you, epa. catalytic converters on cars, the international world, the epa would now say let's take a for it and stick it in it because it's done. the drop raise and bureaucracies never say that this is done. politicians keep adding ne

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john: i am critical of the green monster that the epa has become.rage without epa, wouldn't polluters pollute away? lakes and rivers would be filled the and there would everywhere, that is how most of us think and it's only because we really don't understand the power of private ownership. anderson is with a group in montana called the property and environmental research center. so what is this have to do with the environment? >> no one washes a rental car. when people own things, they take care of it. and they have private property rights, other people can't dumb things onto the property and so long before the epa was a glint in anyone's eye, property rights were dealing with pollution issues. john: you have a new book called environmental market. but how does it work reign flip him home and someone pollutes my drinking water, what's going to happen? >> what you can do about it is knock on the door of the people who did it and say cease and desist or i will get the courts to enforce my property rights. in montana we had a company called the anacond

john mccain and a handful of republicans this weekend, i ask you about this in the green ro room, they are not calling for boots on the ground, saying rush equipment, airstrikes in syria he is calling for and as much training at equipment as possible to be kurds in addition to arming them. they are saying we have to go on the offensive before they come here that we are not hearing boots on the ground calling for the president to put boots on the ground. >> they have capacity to come here at any moment. >> what are we doing in the united states to protect the american people against the attack?

tonight's matchup is between the hometown eugene generals in white and the visiting seattle totems in green. john strong announces the game. >> there had been some nasty games between the teams. there had been some fights. >> this is game four of a best of five series, and the generals are looking to eliminate the totems tonight. >> you always had an extra element in these elimination games where you had one team that was very desperate, like a caged animal, and it was going to be an absolute battle. >> you know what tonight could mean if they lose, their season's done. >> the two teams face off and the seattle totems strike first, taking an early lead. >> in for a goal! once again, seattle's on the board first. >> minutes later, the generals' left winger matt vassel scores big. >> he gets it in and the generals have tied the game! >> the two teams match each other goal for goal. >> he scores! >> scores! >> shot, scores, tie game! >> during the battle on the ice, there are several penalties for foul play. >> you see the pushing and shoving. >> daniel vell directs the broadcast. >> there is a lot

army honor guard carried body of general green after it arrived in dover air force base in delaware, secretary of the army johngh, there to solute the the fallen solder. green's family anso walk on to the c17 cargo plane to thank the crew. >> our prayers are with the green family as they are with all of the gold star families and those who ago files so much for our nation. >> reporter: general green graduated from the u.s. army war college in carlisle, in 2003, long with his wife. >> this is kind of doublely tragic for us, as two members of our college family have been profoundly affect by this tragedy. >> reporter: green, a two star general, is highest ranking u.s. officer killed in combat since vietnam, died during an inside's tack during a military training academy in afghanistan on tuesday. investigation is underway, but officials believe that an afghan solder hid in the bathroom with the nato assault rifle and then opened fire from a window on coalition troops, making a site visit. green was killed and eight other americans were wounded with a german general and two afghan generals. green will be buried a

however it's not the first time the clothing john has been accused of issues two thousand and seven zahra had to pull this handbag off the shelves because of these green swastikas on either side. all right let's go to some more global headlines for you in brief time for the r.t. world update will start with the thousands of shia muslims who have taken to the

yes, definitely, obviously read is always a sure shot, green, not necessarily unless it is a book about golf. i think blue works really well. >> john mccain, senator mccain has a new book, something you are currently working on. >> that is a work in progress, working on a couple of retailers who told us they want to see a more classic historical photographic treatment. so you get feedback like that from places like barnes and noble and sam's and costco when they feel that their market is something that isn't quite to their market. c-span: >> host: responded that as well. >> guest: sometimes we change that and sometimes we do. it is the publisher's decision. >> host: is there a cover, is their artwork, something you really worked hard on? >> guest: steve jobs, one that i really thought was striking. we worked with the author on the hardcover. >> host: and older picture. >> guest: and older photograph and that was definitely a classic photo. we were fortunate when we went to paperback that steve jobs likes that pose because it was the exact same pose from 30 years before. we saw it as a marketing opportunity to give the book a fresh

. >> then we need to put john latham in the ol' offival offic because what we have is so soft, and gooey, and we have this green hugging liberal nonsense coming out of there and nobody want to hurt or ruffle feathers, but john, is right, get in there and kill them and be done, but i can't imagine that happen ingin the administration. >> well, gary b, the u.n. has asked to cut all funding to isis, and how could that be done? >> i think it is -- it can't be done. how is -- first of all, how is the u.n. going to enforce that? that is my question. i don't think that it can. and you know, brenda, as well as i am, when there is money involved, the countries want to sell the weapons and the munitions to isis and that is not going to happen. to the bigger point if i agreed with john, where does it stop then? do we take out hamas u, because they essential hate the u.s. and waged war on us, and what about north korea? my gosh, we can't stand up to defend israel as one of the allies and now go into the iraq. and it does not make sense and above and beyond all of that and the point that chuck makes, we are broke, and we ca

and john lester takes the mound for the first time for the green just playing what are you up to?n i play? it's more of a one person kind of game. i won. tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because it's made better. >>> the a's roster now set for the playoff run and for the first time in green and gold, jon lester takes the mound, pick up in a trade from the red sox on thursday. he needed to get the win and had to win over a's fans. lester, struggled early. 1-0 royals in the fourth. looking for more. look at sam fuld. perfect throw. inning over. 1-0 royals. lester then settled down. went 6-2/3. struck out three and is going to get the win. jason vargas has not allowed a hit in four innings. but eight runs on eight hits. everyone getting involved. then the big blow from johnny gomes. came over in the trade for lester. a's end their two-game slide with an 8-3 victory. >> the 49ers' new home, levi's stadium, and earthquakes hosting seattle. rick quan joins us with a preview, pretty nice digs down there, rick. >> you know what? this is my first ever trip to levis stadium and it's a

the border, the young migrants who are coming in and on the issue of executive power john he says he doesn't have a green light, he's restrained by the constitution but he indicated he's not going osit around twiddling his thumbs the americans don't want him to do that and he will do whatever can he. >> he was asked about countries limiting press freedoms and he mentioned our can colleagues that are in prison in egypt. >> he did indeed. three al jazeera colleagues they've been in jail for more than 200 days, they're facing years in prison allegedly for helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. al jazeera denies those charges. the network has been calling for their release and today president obama added his voice. >> the specific issue of the al jazeera journalists in egypt we've been clear both publicly and privately that they should be released. >> and the president said he is concerned about laws being passed around the world that limit the freedom of journalists. he said openness and transparency is key to good governance. and that good governance issue was one of the key topics as he wrapped up his a

greene is back in the united states. an army honor guard carried e body from the plane after it arrived at dover air force base in delaware. the secretary of the army john mccue and army chief of staff were both there to salute the fallen soldier. the -- soldier. the two star general is the highest ranking u.s. officer killed in combat since vietnam. greene will be buried next week at arlington national cemetery. >>> hamas and israel marked the end of the 72 hour cease fire by resuming their war and firing rockets at each other. negotiations in egypt have not produced anything close to a peace deal. hamas says the group will not consider extending the cease fire because israel won't acknowledge its demands. and israel says it's willing to consider easing border restrictions but wants hamas to give up its weapons. >>> u.s. health officials say the ebola outbreak in west africa likely will sicken more people than all other previous outbreaks combined. the disease is already claimed nearly 1,000 lives. >> the centers for disease control and prevention says the current outbreak will take up to six months to end and that's the best case scenario. the cdc is

john, mare. >> you offer a different twist. i love it. so she's wearing the green this is by cherokee. also piper is wearing cherokee. the different is the print with the sequence. last but not least done here is the middle is actually very accomplished ballet dancer. i wanted to give him clothes with the bow tie. come on out. >> everybody wave good-bye. offer jackie collins gets lucky in our kitchen. the recipe she cooks up for her most famous fictional character. first this is "today" on nbc. can you guys wave? [ applause ] >> you know the best selling author of steamy glamorous novels. she's taking her talents to the kitchen inspired by her beloved character. food as delicious as her plot line. >> i'm thinking a little green with an irresistible greens. >> if i it with a do i get in concern pt maybe i've not hunch what that is. that brings me to the pumpkin pie. >> well, that was iingt. >> i call it dead decadent beca it's beautiful. >> coagulated. >> these things happen. >> is that a pinch salt. >> zn. >> it's the baking soeta. >> all the butter guys in. when t

what's the plot of mash it's an exact inversion of kind of the i mean like the ballad of the green berets like a john wayne movie. the good guy in mash the good guys. guys who wear hawaiian shirts who refuse to follow orders who think the war is a waste who think that the south koreans and the north koreans are equally moral and refuse to kind of be a part of so the american war project the bad guy major frank burns is the john wayne guy he's the spit and polish officer who's always following orders in america right or wrong and he's the joke of the show i mean that's really in it because soon it becomes the number one show year after year after year after year so you know that we see kind of this new definition of patriotism emerging in the seventy's and kind of infiltrating the whole culture you know whether it's people watching the watergate committee or people thinking about how to conserve energy in the wake of the oil crisis or something like the church committee this idea that there's a new higher patriotism that's named patriotism we call it patriotism but it's all about sort of looking hones

property. >> the worry is, is this just the latest sign that the epa has become a great big green monster? john's on fox business. he joins us live. john? >> i don't know if this is another example of marathon sterness. it's unproven. maybe this map is innocent. but look f you're an environmental regulator and they have 16,000 at the epa, you think you're not doing your job unless you're doing more. >> sure. >> and thank god they did something because they made the air and water cleaner. it's much better. i can swim in the hudson river now. they have sewage treatment plants, catalytic converters. enough already. epa should stand for enough protection already. >> you want to pull back once it's done, right? >> they should keep people to enforce the existing rules, but taper it down. >> 15,000 that are out there. >> and some of those people are petty tyrants. this poor guy you showed a picture of, he built a pond on his yard. he got all the state approvals. >> that's what really bothers people is where they're not protecting your right to property privately. that's where everyone starts to get up

john: i want action to, but what exactly is pollution and why does government go too far? >> another big situation with the epa. >> they have become an the greenonster. and that is our show tonight. ♪ ♪ >> now it is time for john stossel. john: the gre

john harwood in des moines, iowa. >>> coming up on "nightly business report", imagine having a green lawn in the middle of drought ridden california. it's now possible without using water and big business for some small companies. >>> we turn to california where the severe drought by one estimate could cost the economy more than $2 billion. that warning from a new study. to conserve water some towns and cities imposed mandatory rationing but some want to keep their lawns green and that is creating a business for some. >> reporter: look at this lush green grass here in los angeles, how does it stay looking this way? like a lot of things here, it's fake. we're in an epic drought, the one big difference isn't how bad it is but how much water agencies are giving away in rebates, as much as $3 a square foot for people to rip out their old lawn and put in something else, like the fake stuff. vick waterson, yes, his name is waterson owns waterless turf and business is up 30 to 40% even though it could cost $10 a square foot. >> i attribute that to the drought and the department of water and power, the water companies providing

he was traded for john lester and he won both of his starts for the green and gold. the three-hit shutout and a's beat the twins. they play at o.cotonight at 7:05. time to get a look at the forecast. >> it's mostly cloudy for parts of the bay area. the typical clouds we are accustomed to. these are not bad. 67 in san francisco with a few clouds. 82 in san jose. out boy the trivalley, highs approaching 90. the morning commute looking at issues on northbound 17. this is at 85. the connection there with the right lane blocked and still a major roadway accident and traffic alert. eastbound 80 at american canyon. a vehicle on its side on the right shoulder. using eastbound 80 in vallejo at american canyon. we will be tracking both for you. we will have another update in a couple of mondays. >> the woman who stowed away on a flight from san jose to los angeles gets caught again. >> a woman in fremont tide up and robbed while her granddaughter sits in the next room. what police are telling us about the suspect, next. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop?

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john lester takes the mound for the first time in the green and gold since thursday's block buster trade last night, the kansas city royals in town, and this is it. raul puts in the only run of the game on the board, a no doubter off sunny grey in the fifth. the a's are shut out by the royals, 1-0. >>> giants starting a ten game road trip against the mets. hunter perns delivers a double to right center, scoring two. giants up 4-0. next up it's ricky with the rbi sing until his debut. san francisco rolls to a 5-1 win. >>> still to come on "today in the bay." need help navigating your way around levi stadium? we have your guy, mike inn kwlie have all your traffic tips coming up. >>> cloudy skies over levi stadium, different story from sunol. high clouds in the tri-valley. look at that and the forecast when we come right back. stadium. >>> good saturday morning to you, we are seeing a lot of low clouds around the bay area with san jose, 61 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. mist with a low clouds in san francisco. one exception to the rule right there in the tri-valley, that's pleasanton right n

old guard carrying the metal transfer case containing general greene's body from an air force plane to a truck. nearby secretary of the army john mchugh and chief of staff odiarno stood at attention. general greene was then driven to the mortuary on the base where he was received by his family. now, despite his high rank as a two-star general, the process here was exactly like it is for every other deceased service member who arrives here at dover. as for the attack that killed general greene there's an investigation going on now. general greene will be buried at arlington national cemetery next week. >>> this morning officials say computer hackers targeted a company that does background checks on hundreds of thousands of federal workers. that follows news of a russian cyber gang holding more than a billion stolen user names and passwords. jeff pegues is in washington as new information on the data breach and the government impact. jeff good morning. >> reporter: good morning. federal investigators this morning are still trying to determine how much data has been compromised. a senior administration official tells cbs news for

she visited the green school which was dreamed up by her father, jewelry designer john hardy. >> i haveking at this for seven years and i am still in awe. >> he sold his successful business and wanted to encourage the next generation to think about sustainability. >> kids most places understand this is a thermostat you turn it to the number you want and it is done, but the cost of that, the cost in terms of over warming and what we are doing to the climate is huge. >> green school challenges its 330 international and balanese students to think about their impact on the environment. >> do you think that the bamboo, the surroundings affect the way kids learn here? >> i visited the vatican recently and i wanted to sign up when i came out the door. it is an inspiring magical place, and inspiring magical places inspire magic. >> the bamboo school inspired laura hardy to leave her design job at donna karen in new york and team up with the balance knees craft people originally assembled to build green schools. >> today, 130 people work for her. >> .. the glass can go on top. >> creating homes

john mccain and a handful of republicans this weekend, i ask you about this in the green ro room, they are not calling for boots on the ground, saying rush equipment, airstrikes in syria he is calling for and as much training at equipment as possible to be kurds in addition to arming them. they are saying we have to go on the offensive before they come here that we are not hearing boots on the ground calling for the president to put boots on the ground. >> they have capacity to come here at any moment. >> what are we doing in the united states to protect the american people against the attack? we have seen very serious situation of an american-born florida man who went over to syria, went back over to syria to detonate a suicide bomber there. saying they want to fight the americans, where cowards for sending drones instead of soldiers. despite the chaos in iraq we have to take a look at what we're doing here to protect the american people against the attack. >> laura ingram host as well said what other options does the president have rights now understanding there's only so far h you c

filter gets a round of applause man is john kauffman from the rotary club and is not working alone. >> just special, amazing kids. >> six seniors from the green academy are packing bags for his next h two open doors mission. >> this is a school within a school. students learn about plants and animals and water. >> i can't get my head around it. it's just heart breaking hearing this one thing we've had, i've never known not having, water is just hard for them to get. >> soon, they will. there will be a sun spring of water filter. >> i'm excited to do something and try to make a difference involving water crisis around the world. >> students will be spending a week in mexico. and we had donations on our own. >> they'll attend a seminar with advicent fox. >> will give us a perspective about mexico, our relationship, how to make stronger bonds. >> some are overcoming fears. >> it's going to be the first time on an airplane. >> i am looking forward to interacting with the kids, seeing their life style. making a difference in their lives. >> in woodside, abc7 news. >> good for them. >> more still to come, just ahead. what to do if you're home, or b

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filter gets a round of applause man is john kauffman from the rotary club and is not working alone. >> just special, amazing kids. >> six seniors from the greencademy are packing bags for his next h two open doors mission. >> this is a school within a school. students learn about plants and animals and water. >> i can't get my head around it. it's just heart breaking hearing this one thing we've had, i've never known not having, water is just hard for them to get. >> soon, they will. there will be a sun spring of water filter. >> i'm excited to do something and try to make a difference involving water crisis around the world. >> students will be spending a week in mexico. and we had donations on our own. >> they'll attend a seminar with advicent fox. >> will give us a perspective about mexico, our relationship, how to make stronger bonds. >> some are overcoming fears. >> it's going to be the first time on an airplane. >> i am looking forward to interacting with the kids, seeing their life style. making a difference in their lives. >> in woodside, abc7 news. >> good for them. >> more still to come, just ahead. what to do if you're home, or bus

one thing we can green on is isil has no place in the 21st century. >> john kerry tweeted isil must be detroyed. will be crushed. senator john mccain told reuters, first of all, you have to dramatically increase air strikes. they have to be devoted to syria as well. we have to defeat them, not stop them. i want to start with steve on the political angle here. of course the question where we are headed with this. are we trying to get are rid of isis and can we do it with pinprick air strikes or do we have to lead a legion of the willing, to use a w. phrase from the last administration, to enlist the egyptians, saudis, jurordania jordanians. can we put together an army leading with the air force or will they sit back and watch us do it again. >> you said it. right now we are fighting this alone. that's an outrage. the way to crush isis is to draw in the sunni nations. qatar, uae, saudi arabia, kuwait, bahrain and others that were part of their private sheikhs have been part of the funding mechanisms beyond the shakedowns of banks and people it's ransoming off. isis will have a way to get

however it's not the first time the clothing john has been accused of issues two thousand and seven zahra had to pull this handbag off the shelves because of these green swastikas on either side. all right let's go to some more global headlines for you in brief time for the r.t. world update will start with the thousands of shia muslims who have taken to the streets and yemen's capital calling for the downfall of the government protestors in support of a key shia yemeni leader accused the government of corruption and asked for a decision to cut fuel subsidies to be reversed demonstrators said they would continue their protests until the government has gone the capital as we are witnessing demonstrations for the past week. a pakistani opposition cleric who has been leading mass rallies in islamabad says negotiations for the current government to be dissolved have completely failed as a result during his address to thousands of supporters outside parliament he declared a revolution demonstrators have been protesting for nearly two weeks demanding that prime minister leave office over alleged election fraud and calling for reforms to pakistan's electoral

green and injuring at least 15 other soldiers. now, obviously, forces returned fire killing that afghan soldier, immediately interestingly enough, johnhe's not an insurgent. officials have said he's an afghan soldier. he's been with the afghan military for some time and he went through the vetting process. you have to remember back in 2012 there was a space of green on blue attacks in which dozens of coalition forces were killed. so as a result there was a real crackdown in that vetting process, making it much tougher, much tighter so as to weed out the taliban and insurgent plots and sympathizers. the taliban have come out and said they were not responsible for this attack, but they consider that soldier to be a hero. as to the family of major general green they're obviously heartbroken and devastated. let's have a listen to what army lieutenant what nita chain has to say on baffle the family. >> he really believed in what he was doing over there and proud to serve. the family has asked that i pass along that they believe the area as well as afghanistan and america has lost a true hero. >> more than 2,300 u.s. forces have died in wh

jenna: secretary of state john kerry making an unannounced visit to afghanistan today in the wake of the murder of harold greene. the remains of the highest-ranking officer killed in combat since vietnam arrived in a solemn ceremony. that is the video you are seeing there. >> as you know the dignified ceremony is given to all fallen servicemembers. up to the family determine if they want the media there. greeting the body, the secretary of the army and the chief of staff of the army, a man who is no stranger to the personal loss of war including his own son lost from an rpg attack in iraq. he was a brilliant but kind man with a sense of humor. he was an expert in logistics. one of the many capabilities that makes the u.s. army so strong, several postgraduate degrees, masters of engineering degree and from usc, a masters in science, a masters in strategic studies in the u.s. army war college and other degrees as well, yet some fellow students according to the "los angeles times" today called him sergeant greene. he was willing to take that kind of teeth. he is survived by his wife and two adult children. turning

john kerry, arrived in afghanistan. he hopes to calm tensions between afghanistan's two feuding presidential candidates. soldiers carry the casket holding the body of army major general harold greene the plane in delaware this morning. the two star general died in an insider attack carried out by an afghanistan soldier would opened fire into a meeting at the military academy. the general green was the highest ranking military officer to die in contact since 1970. >> the centers for disease control has raised the ebola response to the highest level because they expect it to be long and serious. disease trackers at the emergency operations center of the centers for disease control are monitoring the outbreak copying particular attention to deaths like the most recent one in nigeria hitchhiking a ride on a flight from liberia. spain is the first european country with ebola-infected patient, 75-year-old spanish priest working in liberian hospital now is headed home. >> scientists in california have identified a new gene that indicates a heightened risk for breast cancer in women. women with the mutation in the gene have a 35 percent chance of getting cancer by the age of 70. women wit

john fowler reports on how it could cost you. >> reporter: in the heat this afternoon this prompted this call today. >> i can't water my yard and they have greenss and water is running down had gutters. ridiculous amount of water. please, somebody check this out. >> they said hot line calls -- >> they are watering dead plants. >> the last 30 days spiked up 1200%. >> i am calling in response to a water waste report. >> reporter: he first gives them a call. >> record that you are not irrigating at this time. >> reminding them of the drought. >> thank you. >> some people get defensive because they think they are doing a lot to conserve. >> reporter: after a visit wasters could get flow restricters or their water shut off. customers exceeded its volunteer 10% cut for july. without a single fine. >> we would rather use a friendlier approach to get people to stop wasting water. >> reporter: the district is expected to adopt mandatory restrictions and declare a drought emergency but unlikely to approve fines. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california lawmakers are slated to return to the capital monday following their summer recess. they have

john, you are an independent? >> i am. >> have you voted for republicans? >> not republicans. but independents, green party and democrats. but the democrats are loosing their grip, too. >> host: all right. john. hilary clinton has broken from obama six times now and they go through the different ways here starting with the iran nuclear deal. united states spying, irs targeting controversy, the cuban embargo, and the selling of the united states. in an interview with cnn clinton complained that the united states and the obama administration wasn't communicating effectively. so the hill paper with six ways hilary clinton has breck n with obama. and we are getting your thoughts on the latest talk against the president. anna, arizona, democratic caller. >> caller: good morning. i think hillary is the only choice. i don't see anyone with anymore experience than she does and i am a die hard democrat. but even if i were a republican or independent i don't see anyone out there with anymore experience. i want to reference a comment made about what someone -- a previous caller said about the benghazi situation