i love you mary kay and i truly consider you one of my best friends.our family are always in my prayers. teresa. >> this has been a really difficult month, really difficult month. i'm so used to celebrating my birthday, i call it my birthday month. yeah. i would start with, you know, dinner dates with my girlfriends, taking the kids out for crepes and ice cream, just like last year, you know, this year's different. for the rest of my life, i don't ever want to celebrate my birthday again. i've told everyone that. because they were planning on something but i said, no, i don't want to. it's not that important anymore to me. it's just getting older. >>> coming up -- >> becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't take care of numero uno mentality. she had never leave a fallen comrade, even if it cost you your life, which it did. >> clarence butterfield has an emotional moment and mary kay concepcion writes to her deceased son. >> the last time i tucked you in and said good night, i never said good-bye to yesterday's long past. i would have marked the moment

>> want to start, kai? >> john kerry's visit, i will answer in the following way: best solution would have been to the afghans could have solved this themselves. clearly, in his immigration speech in 2009 karzai said i want to afghannize the election process. and that was after the interference trying, in fact, to unseat him at the time. now that didn't work, that didn't work. and, therefore, i believe the visit by john kerry. i admire and respect the fact that he went there, sat down and came to what, for me, is the only obvious solution at least when it comes to the counting. if you disagree on how much to count, count it all, hmm? but i would say kerry's hands-on diplomacy in this respect is admirable. it's sometimes criticized, but i think it's admirable. this 2009 when -- in 2009 when he came and we had a problem with the second round, to have president karzai accept the second round, he also played an extremely constructive role. i spent much of those three days with him. and afterwards karzai, i reme

this is from mary kay q shields immediately west of the property she asked me to read the letter. dear commissioners i've living e lived on filbert street my home is immediately next door to the proposed this on telegraph hill i believe the project deserves our support the property has been vacant wrapped with a chain link fence. the owner and sheert has been supportive to my suggestions about the design which will be an appropriate scale for this location i look forward to the property being cleaned up and thank you several mary kay i have another letter from john fitzgerald a similar sentiment i won't read but pass that along to you >> thank you. some more names. (calling names) >> hello, i'm calvin i own a tic i've taken an interest in the architect of our city i've been born and raised outing outside of san francisco but will hear. i'm impressed with the design the fact he's been linking to our feedback and is having a beautiful project i'm impressed and think this should be approved and urge the committee to do so. thank you. >> hi, i'm greg? my wife jennifer we live two hous

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thank you. >> thank you, kai. general alan? >> scott, thank you very much for the invitation to be here this morning. it is always great to be here. these are important sections and i would say important to any gathering like this would be probably at the beginning to take a moment to talk about why this dpath gathering is important. this isn't just about karzai per se in many respects. it is the role of an institution like this and for us like this to talk about how we can learn from this kind of gathering. the challenges that leaders like president karzai not only facing in his own country today but his successor will face and in other countries similar to the situation that we find in afghanistan. i think it is also important, another outcome of a session leak like this to hold up the m m mirror and look as a country and people and decide if we can stand the reflection we see. and a gathering like this should help us in form the policies of the united states not just with afghanistan and other states in co comptempory situat

year hinge of a number of tight races, among them in north carolina where the income bent democrat, kays in a tight race for her survival. republicans are worried a third party candidate could pull in votes away from republican tom tillis to tilt the race hagan's way. right now hagan leads republican tillis by an average of three points according to real clear politics which carries the averages. the libertarian candidate, sean haugh, makes ends meet by delivering pizza. getting anywhere from 8 to 11 points according to the four different points we've looked at taken in may and june from ppp, a democrat-leaning poll. and civitas, a republican leaning one. not even enough to win, of course, but enough to effect the outcome of an already very close senate race. haugh does most of his campaigning on youtube, recording videos in his campaign manager's basement. here we go. >> i'm a libertarian because i know i'm not smart enough to run your life for you. i mean, i would think you'd be the expert on that. you know what burns me? that the state thinks it can come into my bedroom and judge my

baghdadi is trying to claim legitimacy from historical kay lives. his success on the grouped is all that will be manifest to the mostly young men and women. so as far as they're concerned they see him going in, taking over cities. no one is really stopping him. that gives him enough legitimacy that he will attract them even if it's something that technically speaking from the islamic point of view is impermissible to do. no, you can't just go to your mother's kitchen and say i'm going to jihad. a lot of them don't consider this jihad any more. these guys are just going around, causing suarez. abu bakr al-baghdadi is an u.s.-wanted man with a bounty on his head. how was this man who was in u.s. custody in iraq going from a middle-level al-qaeda insurgent to the leader of the newest islamic state? that's our focus on this edition of the program. with us, judith yapi. from british klum y scholar of muslim theology, and with us laithe, we've been talking about this new islamic state. what about the majority in iraq, the mostly shia population that's liv

baghdadi is trying to claim legitimacy from historical kay lives. success on the grouped is all that will be manifest to the mostly young men and women. so as far as they're concerned they see him going in, taking over cities. no one is really stopping him. that gives him enough legitimacy that he will attract them even if it's something that technically speaking from the islamic point of view is impermissible to do. no, you can't just go to your mother's kitchen and say i'm going to jihad. a lot of them don't consider this jihad any more. these guys are just going around, causing crimes in the name of islam, which is unfortunate. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. @é life... >> killing the messenger on al jazeera america welcome back to inside story. >> i'm ray suarez. abu bakr al-baghdadi is an

i'm katty kay. it looks like a revenge attack for the death of three israeli youth. being placed under investigation for alleged corruption. >> i have never committed an act contrary to the values of the republic or the rule of law. >> america is out of the world cup but it has found a hero. the goalkeeper tim howard has become an overnight celebrity here. welcome to our viewers on public television in america also around the globe. the longest-running conflict in the middle east is turning violent again tonight. the kidnapping and murder of a palestinian teenager has prompted clashes in eastern jerusalem. found burned in a forest. christian fraser reports now from east jerusalem. >> jerusalem for us, where israeli police recovered the remains of a body. , young man who had been beaten a 17-year-old palestinian schoolboy that neighbors say was kidnapped by israeli settlers. his home is in east jerusalem and marks a makeshift frontline in the running battles for israeli soldiers. inside the house, grieving relatives. among them, his mother that had the grim task of id

where the incumbent democrat kay haguen is in a tight race for her survival.re worried that a third party candidate could pull in just enough votes away from republican tom tillis to tilt the race hrk arkagen's way. she leads by three points. but the libertarian candidate sean h ark ugh delivers pizza. he getses 8 to 11 point according to fourppp, a democrat-leaning poll. and savitas, a republican leaning one. not even enough to win, of course, but enough to effect the outcome of an already very close senate race. haugh does most of his campaigning on youtube, recording videos in his campaign manager's basement. here we go. >> i'm a libertarian because i know i'm not smart enough to run your life for you. i mean, i would think you'd be the expert on that. you know what burns me? that the state thinks it can come into my bedroom and judge my marriage. you don't have the right to judge in the first place. so get out of my bedroom, you pervert. it really doesn't matter how you feel about a woman's right to choose. it's her body and her mind. she is the one who's

republican representative kay granger is back from central america. she joins us. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> you met with, along with other people the president of honduras. what does he say is going on? why are children fleeing his country? >> he says they are fleeing the condition ethics cysts in honduras. now the most dangerous country in the world. poverty, but he also said he and both the president of guatemala said that the coyotes are saying we can take you into the united states and you'll be educated and you will be taken care of and they won't send you back. and they are looked at as social workers because they're helping me parents who want their children to be safer. >> so it's misinformation to the families. >> right. and then the children go off. now, is the president of honduras and president of guatemala, are they upset that children are fleeing their country? i mean, are they doing anything aggressive to try to stop that? >> one of the reasons that we went there is to ask the question, do you want your children back? because, if these childr

i'm katty kay. airports abroad move to tighten security after u.s. officials warn of a credible terrorist threat. a former head of homeland security joins us to assess this risk. a big victory for isis, sunni milita ceasegest oil 0ies in iraq they're cused of unsable ity.utal and 'sd to say i'm sorry. tonight we look at some of the public apologies that we just can'fo welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. security at british airports has been tightened after american officials warned of a credible terrorist threat. involving al qaeda operatives in syria and yemen. u.s. experts believe islammist groups can be developing bombs able to get past routine security checks. bbc security correspondant frank gardner has the latest. >> boring but necessary. part of the modern-day precautions we have all grown used to in an age to constant threats to aviation security. and now america fears its inbound flights are being targeted for attack by al qaeda operatives in sy

kay. who is john grisham? john grisham, "pelican brief." uh, bestselling authors for $400. kay. who is stephen king? yes. uh, $600, please. christi. who is michael crichton? you got him. bestselling authors, $800.

. >> we made that one for mary kay years ago.were selling lots of mary kay just to win one of these. >> imagine if you had had an herbalife sweater. thank you very much, we appreciate it. coming up, a very pressing issue. the juice and smoothie industry is growing by leaps and bounds. ♪ >> juices and smoothies are a big business in the united states. offering a new finance program to franchisees. we are joined by the ceo of tropical smoothie cafÉ. these actual smoothies? >> more beverages. >> we are half smoothies, have food as a revenue base. what is key to us and what is fueling our growth right now is that we are relevant, we have a lot of growth going on, and a lot of support from the franchise. 280 franchisees, 52% of the system is operated by multiunit franchisees, so our averages 1-2. >> i do not know much about the restaurant franchise business. what is new these days? >> what is new in the restaurant industry is innovation. a lot of innovation is going on right now. we are on the front end of that. as an example, last ye

kai bird. [applause] >> that is the great introduction i am shocked i am an entertainment weekly.ter] but not shocked that rock-and-roll takes precedence with the biography. i will be given back in september 1993. when frank anderson then the chief of the director of operations for south asia was driving to work here in washington and was so little of nbc zero though it knew there should have said in a good day because he spent his whole career on the middle east as a war-torn troubled neighborhood. that day yasser arafat was scheduled to shake hands iith the israeli prime minister on the white house lawn. peace had finally come to the troubled middle east but when frank mini he convened i think it was tuesday morning at a staff meeting and said who is representing that agency there? of zero call was made in the answer was apparently no one. so frank said let's go visit said said so they found some newly minted intelligence officers in the clandestine and services. and it wentç out to argentine national cemetery with the famous handshake they were standing around the grave site o

so let me recognize, or yield five minutes to the gentlelady from texas, kay granger. speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for five minutes. mr. ranger: thank you, chairman. for yielding. madam speaker, as we speak, unaccompanied minors continue to be sent from central america through drug cartel smuggling networks across mexico and through our southern border. families are being lied to and manipulated by the coyotes. the $6,000 their families spend to send their children to the united states go into the bank account of the most powerful drug cartels in the world. since october, over 58,000 unaccompanied children have made the dangerous journey to the united states and many more will continue to come unless we send a clear message that they will not be allowed to stay in the united states. i have seen firsthand the crisis that's unfolded on the southern border in places like the rio grande valley in south texas. i've seen the women and children sleeping on the floor of a bus station in laredo. i've seen motherless infants being cared for by my

start with you, kai. >> i have heard the same. you mentioned the crimea and i discussed that with him. i don't think i will go into that here. but i think there is now a level of bitterness in him that has increased tremendously over the last couple of years, of course. it stems i think from the very early days, and general allen mentioned, mujib did also, he came in not with his own government, not the government of his choosing, but what was he facing? he was facing a situation where there was a reluctance on the part of the u.s. to try to regulate or reduce the power of the warlords at the time although there may have been an opportunity. there was a clear reluctance. there was a strong hesitation with regard to starting building afghan institutions. there was very little investment in 2002 and 2003. we lost tremendous time. in addition to that, there was from the u.n. as well as the u.s. because the u.s. attention was already on iraq, they wanted a lightfoot print. the only ones that had a heavy footprint were the warlords who

kay had a good day on friday. big, impressive win.ay as she defends for the first time against robyn and justin, the newcomers. good luck to all three of you. here are the categories for our first round of play today... next... you gotta love 'em. and... those three letters are coming up in that order in each correct response. kay, start. something's wrong with this guy for $200. justin. what is the heart? yes. something's wrong, $400. robyn. what is asthma? that's it.

. >>> they are now rich and famous but phil and kay robertson still live in the same house where theysed their family and it's where you'll find the family hanging out or enjoying a meal. >> so here we are in mom's kitchen. i got the cookbook. can i take it home? >> you can. >> it's a diet book. >> you've been trying to take crap ever since you got here. do you know that? duck calls. >> cigars. i got me and smokin' hot honey. >> that's yours? >> no. the single is me and kicks brooks. >>s is till a single. two people singing. >> that is a duet. >> or a duo. >> oh, okay. >> due yet single. >> whatever. >> so i'm watching the episode and you're eating all them hot donuts. how many donuts -- and you won a camper as a result of that, right? >> yeah. >> ready, set, go! >> i hate so many donuts i felt like a big, big beached whale. >> yeah. >> i was about to die. >> i'm just getting started. this is just an oappetizer. all i wanted to do is -- good grief. >> i don't care what you eat, you're not going to be a beached whale. >> well, that's what i felt like. >> maybe a beached malnourished li

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i want to thank kay granger of doing a good job of providing a broad basis approach to the issue.- that language will be attached to the appropriation bills. that's what chairman rogers will be working on apply it but with policy changes. >> congressman, here is my question. it's, you know, you guys go on the summer break on the 31st of july. there's no talk of specific money. and meanwhile, kids are coming across the border and you know and i have been at the rio grande valley dealing with it. seeing it eye to eye. it seems like every day things are happening. days are passing, and everyone is talking in d.c. but where is -- what are the budgets going to come out. who is going to get the money. where are the institutions that are going to house the kids? >> two things. one, is i'll be the first to say if we don't finish this by july 31st we should stay until we get the job done. we can't receilet the crisis go. homeland security is going to run out of money before the fiscal year runs out. number two, we have to address the issue. as you said, you've been to the border. live on t

decide who gets the senate in 2014, and so we have mark pryor from arkansas, north carolina senator kayrieu and mark begich. >> thank you very, very much, kate rogers. we'll have a lot more on this tonight. meanwhile, you're sounding off over this guy dozing off. tweet dreams next. you know that dream... on my count. ...the one where you step up and save the day? make it happen. (crowd) oh no... with verizon xlte. hey guys, i got it right here! we've doubled our 4g lte bandwidth in cities coast to coast. so take on more. with xlte. on the largest, most reliable 4g lte network. >>> this is a weird reaction. this yankee fan suing as we were gist updating you. fell asleep at a yankee game. everybody is making fun of him. he's suing for $10 million. loni says i want to sue this guy for wasting court time. susan disagrees. espn should give him a cash settlement. the champ chimes in, the guy has no case. just give him a pillowcase. frivolous. matthew clearly is not a new york fan. seems like something a yankees fan would do. he thinks you're a red sox fan, hey? this happened at a red sox game

seems like the pensioner's going to observe kay, he talked to a news station. the guy that started the beatdown did leave the scene but witnesses jotted down the license plate and they found him immediately after, and he was charged. >> qualify this video as jawsome. we are talking about a whale shark that has big jaws. but the whale shark is in distress. this is in thailand, there are divers with the whale shark because its fins are caught in some netting. and so it needs some help. notice one diver armed with a knife is going to cut this whale shark free. at first the whale shark takes off like it's scared but comes back it's thinking, i think these humans have helped out whale sharks before, so here you can see shots of these divers getting close and cutting the netting off. >> that's a lot too. it's not just a little piece of rope. that's an entire net it took with it. >> you can see, once the drivers get close it hangs out like, do your business, i'll be a good patient. >> probably feels the release of this. creating so much drag and it looks like it was h

disappeared. >> somebody at the mcstay home had searched for getting passports to mexico. >> randy kayoins us live now. it is such a disturbing story. it frightens so many people in southern california. they were worried about them for some time and the devastating news they didn't make it. why are they so convinced that they left the house in a hurry? >> well, there's evidence of it. there were eggs as if they were in the middle of making dinner. they left at 7:45 p.m. on that night, february 4th, four year ago and there were eggs on the counter. there was popcorn in bowls sitting in front of the television on the futon. their dogs were still tied up outback, who would do that unless they got out of there in a hurry and the problem is the san diego sheriffs department which handled this initially didn't go into the home with a search warrant until 15 days after they disappeared because they were treating as maybe they left voluntarily. they thought maybe they went to mexico given all that evidence. they didn't they needed to go to the home. they didn't consider that a crime scene. and

. >> let me go to syria and lebanon are also in kay cross, conflict. there were millions when the dust settles. >> i doubt that syria will be able to do anything soon. it will have to be a defacter situation. the minority is in control of the greater damascus area all the way to the alawite region on the coast line. and then in this enclave yo it will go on. afghanistan, sudan before the break up this, could last. it's difficult to put sire i can't back together now especially after this bloodletting. it's incredible what happened. >> is that good for the independence of lebanese? >> lebanon not will always be . but i think they may have crossed the rubicon. >> that brings us to the end of this edition of inside story. . thanks for being with us. learn more about this. look up the sykes picot agreement. learn more about the first world war. i'm ray suarez . [♪ music ] >> two hours in, we came up on a body... >> this country is crazy man..you have problems with somebody...they him them. >> knowing this is the kind of violence that is so prevalent in the

. >> reporter: mary kay feels the pain of families who lost their loved ones on malaysia air 17. >> itand for my children certainly. >> reporter: stratus lost her husband on pan am flight 103 which exploded over scott land 25 years ago. a dozen years later she saw the lockerbie bomber brought to trial. >> it was a sense of justice because facts were presented and proven to be true. >> reporter: no one right now is taking responsibility for shooting down flight 17, not the russians, not the ukrainians, not the rebels of donetsk. amid the grief, families are left wondering if and when justice will ever be done. >> there isn't a shortage of courts that could try those who are deemed to be responsible. >> reporter: courts in ukraine, netherlands could establish jurisdiction as could russia, but that means first identifying who gave the order and who shot the plane down in ukrainian territory. in the bombing of pan am 103, a hybrid court tried two libyan perpetrators under scottish law in the netherlands. >> they should make the people who do this pay. >> reporter: justin green is an intern

the effect of kai beats with stay in your system for many, many years. >> you're talking about kids too. they're not out there running around like we did playing jump rope or whatever you did as a kid. they're sitting at computers. >> when the parents go to these fast food rurnts and ordering all this food, the kids are following the same kind of behavior. marc did a segment about some of the fast foods, and i said, i promise you a year later, they have not incorporated all the fruits and vegetables and apples that you talk about. >> i have to go -- >> we're going to talk about lunch programs in a few months. the kids are still lining up and eats the pizza and soda. >> it's about moderation. we have to move on. do you feel tired and run down? i'm talking about all the time. well it may have to to do with how you spend your time when you're awake and nothing to do at all with the amount of time you sleep. we'll talk about it when we come back. if you wear a denture, touch it with your tongue. if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop dent

help me get these case files because since then i learned there is an exclamation point file and a kay case file and that is important because it's the shadow case file because i was repeatedly told i was given all of the information related to the project and that was completely not true several times. i was given access to the k case file on june 6. immediately before a hearing was scheduled on june 20 that later had to be postponed for other reasons because the developer didn't give proper notice but when i got access of that file i opened it up and there is a failed shadow study performed by the planning department for this file and they had sent a letter to the developer stating we cannot approve this projected because it will cast shadows on franklin square park. this building will be the secondest highest on the avenue and near the hospital and we're talking about a sizable building as it is but the fact that the planning department issued a negative declaration of the compliance with the california environmental quality act and only referencing this shadow study that was given

i'm katty kay. iraq fighting to keep their land from isis in a battle that could be felt around the world. the political dynamic and is deepening sectarian divides. and eventually, it may well be felt a long way from here in europe or the united states. >> this british doctor died in a syrian jail. officials say he committed suicide but prisoners tell the bbc they doubted. it is snowing down under. not the typical aussie scene, but could climate change makes being a thing of the past. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. iraq has to postpone his next session of moment until august which means the political crisis will continue for at least another month. the last thing the country can afford is isis fighters continue their push towards baghdad. many iraqi army soldiers have deserted and government forces are relying on the support of independent shia militia groups including one known as the league of the righteous. jeremy byrne has access to the group's

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it too kay up to 90 days. debra alfarone, wusa9. >> ddot told debra they tonight think the vault is in imminent danger of collapsing and will check it periodically to make sure the cones are in place while they locate the owner of the building. if you've got some road or sidewalk hazards to tell us about that are driving you crazy, go to tellwusa9.com. we will try our best to get it fixed. >>> oh, man, perfect combination today, low humidity, low 80s. topper shutt is here with the great news as we head into the bottom part of the week, no more storms, no more high humidity. >> no. the humidity stays in check essentially through weekend. we've got a couple storms creeping back in, but outdoor plans are okay. tonight and tomorrow night probably rest the ac. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam high temperature 82, average high 89, right now 81, but focus on the humidity, 38%. that's comfortable. if you exercise, you perspire and it evaporates, that's what comes you or the ot

carolina, as we go to next couple of days, friday add saturday, parts of new england as well into the kaycanadian maritimes. the rain on thursday, especially down here for the rest of the day. that area is about five to six inches of rain that there. we have a cold front coming in and matching and meeting up with the system and we are going to see a lot of rain coming out of here. we have flash flood warnings in effect right now. from maine all the way down to virginia, that is a major problem. we are seeing some very low water areas that are going to have dangerous situations. on thursday, heavy rain in parts of new england. on friday, 4th of july, a little better news, most of the rain pushing up towards the north, over here to the east it is clearing out. heavy rain showers in the northern plains as well as showers coming into parts of the southwest. phoenix 104. houston 90. new york city we are seeing 78. >> thank you, kevin. >> we leave you with a story 44 years in the making, rob, born in georgia, his dad left for vietnam and never knowing he fathered a child, rod finally met his fa

the crippling effects of the israeli bring kayed suppress the ability of people to go about their dailyes. i reiterate my numerous calls for this blockade to be lifted once and for all. i'm not asking about your short-term ceasefire efforts. i'm asking you, does any united states as a matter matter [ technical difficulties ] >> to get supplies and medicine and food into the people of gaza, but this is all part of a very brood strategy. the secretary has been involved in to try to get to a two-state solution here, which is in the best interests of the palestinian people. to have a state living side by side with israel. so it goes to the larger question of what you are asking. >> i haven't asked you to remove or put anything together. i am asking would you like to take this opportunity to call for an end to the siege? do you think it's normal for the palestinians to go on under siege, yes or no? >> it's not an easy yes or no question. the secretary has been working towards a peace process here for the past year, where we could have two states living side by side in peace and security. tha