abc 7, disney and ka-boom are teaming up to build a new playground.hey say we're going to do this in six hours. i think we may do it in five and a half. cheryl and i will be healed over after the newscast to take part. >> that's right. well right now some trouble for a google car driver who was mapping a street view in arkansas. the 29-year-old driver crash into a man's car. the problem started when the google car went the wrong way down a street, made the u-turn, tried to merge on to another street and sideswiped a car. neither driver was injured. but the google car drive was cited for careless driving. we're waiting for a comment from google which is based in mountainview. >> take you back to concordia mark where mike is there with the people putting together the playground. >> reporter: it is gorgeous out there. we talked about it all morning. we don't need to worry about the warm weather. we do need to worry about the sunshine. you have to be careful that every project has a good foundation. i'm sitting in one of the many holes that were dug yeste

this is just severe,ere weather in an arty ka.verything is white until they get closer to the building. >> a building? >> it's there somewhere. you have to find it. >> okay. i thought maybe for a second -- >> there it is. >> finally start seeing what looks like a railing. you see someone running towards, across the bridge to a door. >> woah. >> the camera's iced over. >> can you imagine what that's like? >> makes you feel happy it's august. that's a few months away for most people right now. >>> if you're going to race your car, you have to accept the risk and possibility that you may crash your car. this video, short from road america, very popular racetrack, guy's got the camera on the z 06 corvette, and around the corner he comes into the slippery grass and carrying that steam into the retaining wall, crunch, good-bye corvette. >> a good way to say good-bye to a lot of money. >>> in guy in his rally car in eston estonia, around the corner, kicking up dust. oh, boy. left rear tire off in the ditch, flips him over, turns him arou

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>> good evening, supervisors, tam ka moss with the may or's office. as supervisor kim acknowledged we at the mayor's and board of supervisors recognize we have an affordable housing affordability crisis and we have a policy recognizing the mayor's goals around 30,000 units and producing affordable housing moving foefrmentd -- forward. we want to support the measure you have been you as a joint compromise. recognizing the board of supervisors is committed to this as is the mayor's office. and to the point that the supervisor made in terms of this really being the beginning, we agree with that. we this i that the work of really defining how we in fact build additional affordable housing and stabilize our community is a priority for our office as well. we commit absolutely to exploring these options with the supervisor and looking forward to put forth something that the mayor and board of supervisors can be proud of. we look forward to working together to find solutions to respond to the housing needs of all city of san franciscans. thank you. >> any oth

has been infilled at the first floor level and there will also be a new stair leading to the he is ka vaited basement. and the proposed area of the roof of the first floor roof deck in the back with railings that will be in keeping with the characteristic of the house. and there was a letter in support of the project by the neighbor adjacent to the property on the south side. this neighbor right here. we believe that the project is in keeping with the characteristic of the neighborhood. and with very minimum impact on the neighborhood itself. thank you. >> commissioners any questions for staff or for the sponsor? >> commissioner highland? >> i just have one question on the and it relates to one of the conditions, and the surface of the garage door itself, first of all, i think that the staff recommendations is to make it as flush as possible so that we don't see the lines, is that the... intent of it? >> so the garage door is panel flush panels, that will be painted. >> okay, because the drawings make it look like there is more articulation in the joibts. >> it is a tongue and groove

and ka tarry governments. no sign money changed hands.place where he was transferred. the israeli border of syria handed to u.n. peace keepers there, presumably by syrian rebels. a long and complex journey where we last learned he was held. interestingly, too, they were thought to have held him for nearly two year period on and off moving to different locations. they are al qaeda affiliates, considered terrorists but by allowing the release may be looking for some sort of accommodation or positive pr in the eyes of the west. right now, as the west is moving in to broaden the crackdown against isis militants. great moments for an american family to learn after nearly two years their son is free. >> nick paton walsh, thank you. >>> they are clees to learning the identity of the terrorist that killed james foley. they have been poring over clues. >> i see the british media are speculating we are close to identifying who this guy is. they said yesterday, we are putting out a great deal of resource into identifying this person. i think we are

detailing the hunt and capture of ted ka sin 60.e was rescued in 1996 ending 17 year search for the serial bomber. they dub him and the case the union i bomb since the suspect targeted university and airline. ted killed 3 people and hurt 23 others before jim free man team tracked him to remote cabin in montana. >> i had the fbi agents right up to the day before we arrested him saying can't believe this hermit living in a 10 by 12 cabin with no means of transportation other than a bicycle with no electrical power no running water how in the world could this person be the union i bomber. >> free man will talk about the case and terrorism in america in general at book passage tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. >> financial news stock slipped for second condition executive pushing market to worst weekly loss in two years. do you off 70 points today. down 2.8% for the week. s&p 500 down 5 and a half and the nasdaq off 17. investors spooked by rising wages and fear that the federal reserve might raise interest rate sooner than expected. just got

. >> great job by mon o ka -- monicaya and moniloa. >> you know what, the raiders looked like the 2013iders. that ain't good. derrick the raiders open the pre-season in minnesota. it wasn't pretty. on their very first offensive play. the first series is they are all fired up and they are called for a false start. that sets the stone for a mistake-filled evening. raider nation is cute. making the trip to minnesota. the vikings went 70 yards and 10 plays. a a one-yard plunge. matt schaub and 21 yards and should have been caught right there by michael rivera. 10 of 16 and 74 yards. a little high off the hands and to kurt coleman picked. after 13 penalties the raiders finally did score with a minute and a half to go in the game. the third string qb and that was it. the raiders lose it 10-6. round two pga championship at valhalla. looking for his fourth title and four under 67. fipple mickelson is in the -- phil mickelson in the hunt. he is three shots back. tiger is 74 and 6 over and back ailing and milled the cut. a vivid example of ho important coco crisp is to the a's. he is clutch. the

"newsroom" with anna ka ka bran cabrera is next. >>> the world is watching two huge developing situationso a cease-fire deal with hamas militants that started a short time ago and this one coulding long term and it comes amid a flurry of last-men violence on both sides. the other fast-moving story today, the threat of a growing terrorist group that has many experts calling them more dangerous than al qaeda. that group, of course, is called

reporting from way ka loa, i'm mele ka lincoln. >> thank you. >>> seven months into his second stintton is under attack. he led police in language and boston. last month a man accused ofgally selling cigarettes died as nypd officers wrestled with him. eric garner's arrest caught video led to protests. >>> new york's examiner rule thad a banned choke hold was the main factor in garner's death. bill brat on the is here since this happened. good morning, commissioner. >> good morning. >> good to have you here. let's talk about this garner case because the choke holds have been banned right, in the nypd since the '90s. what happened here? why was this force used and was it defensible? >> it's being investigated at the attorney's office at the moment and we have to wait. we have a parallel investigation with the police department but we don't come into it until the district attorney finishes his look to see if this was a criminal act that was committed. i think we're going to have to stand by for a bit and see what he determines. >> i understand there's around investigation and it's impor

. >> great job by mon o ka -- monicaya and moniloa. >> you know what, the raiders looked like the 2013 that ain't good. derric >>> good evening. the raiders open the pre-season in minnesota. it wasn't pretty. on their very first offensive play. the first series is they are all fired up and they are called for a false start. that sets the stone for a mistake-filled evening. raider nation is cute. making the trip to minnesota. the vikings went 70 yards and 10 plays. a a one-yard plunge. matt schaub and 21 yards and should have been caught right there by michael rivera. 10 of 16 and 74 yards. a little high off the hands and to kurt coleman picked. after 13 penalties the raiders finally did score with a minute and a half to go in the game. the third string qb and that was it. the raiders lose it 10-6. round two pga championship at valhalla. looking for his fourth title and four under 67. fipple mickelson is in the -- phil mickelson in the hunt. he is three shots back. tiger is 74 and 6 over and back ailing and milled the cut. a vivid example of how important coco crisp is to the a's. he is

how did he end up with a ka lash that could have in his hand. props because his father kept telling him tales of life on the run. from the home in 1958 with the outbreak in 1967. >> translator: all the lives of palestinian people are a tragedy. it is not just one tragedy, but so many tradition disand catastrophes and wars. the european union, israel and the u.s. list hamas as a terrorist organization. yet, in gaza, militants are revered as heroes on billboards and in street art. gaza is densely built up. and hamas made the tactical choice to wage an urban guerilla-style war from the population. israel offered cameras like these as evidence how hamas and other factions are using civilians as human shields and digging in around homes and schools. and this war could suck in the next generation, too. but he believes they may still be talking rumor. before the first entinterfatah he -- >> translator: we as palestinians and they as jewish people understand each other and understand the truth. but the israeli leadership, they do not want what is good f

. >> one woman saying, i ka not believe this, i'm thinking maybe real. >> i think it's real, too, becausetle bit of diluted blood on the side of the pool when he puts the tooth down. >> i don't know. i want to say fake. seems too perfect. >> i can jog your memory who this steven character is the wow kid when -- >> that turned out to be fake than was fake. >> we're going to go fake, because he has a series of fake videos online. >> video number two. >> distracted on his phone he didn't realize someone put a cigarette. i think he got plunked. >> real. >> fake. >> fake. >> this is one of the real hard ones to tell. i think it's fake, too. i think it's too obvious, he looked right at camera. too good of a setup. >> he didn't look right at the camera, i think you're wrong, mac. >> i like it when we argue. >> video three. >> bullet extraction. >> this guy happened to have a bullet in his ankle? >> what do you mean. >> people get bullets in their ankles. >> people do get shot. >> oh. >> it's going to start squirting out. >> ew! >> holy crap! >> i think he had a hole in his leg and that's a trick

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investors after balfour rejects a third merger bid from construction group ka rillon. confirms over its u.s. business. >>> and stocks slump in the land on a report the ceo could be leaving due to differences with the fashion group's founder. >>> and central bankers on both sides of the pond battling low wage growth. find out if bank of england policymakers think it's time to move where we will break the latest meeting minutes any minute now. >>> we've had a couple of long days if you're long the european equity market. the ftse down 0.3%. the xetra dax down by a similar margin. a little bit more accelerated selling over in paris with the cac 40 down 0.4%. and the ftse mib are already under a little bit of pressure, down 0.2%. let's have a look at the foreign exchange rates, as well. the euro/dollar trading 1.33. we've got the euro/dollar -- dollar/yen, 103.25. i've got some flashes hitting the wires from the bank of england. i'm going to get straight to those. this is interesting. i am pretty sure someone told me it was going to be 9-0 on the vote. it was 7-2 for rate

other minorities from the religious and ethic mosaic of northern iraq including yazidis, kurds sherk kainute and iraq. they may try to attack erbil a city that has become a fragile safe haven. is erbil in danger? >> of course, because erbil protects them. it's very important to attack them. >> reporter: the kurdish leadership said it's grateful that u.s. air trikes are now helping to protect erbil but these desperate iraqi citizens just don't know what to do? >> what we do? what we do now? we won't submission to this. >> we want to be like other people in other countries. the usa government said in 2003, we came to the iraqi people to be free. that's the free? that's the freedom? impossible that's the freedom. >> reporter: all these people suddenly homeless. looking to a higher power for some kind of help. ivan watson, cnn, in iraqi kurdistan. >> you know, early on, there were some, not everyone, but there were some who saw isis as this haphazard, ragtag group that really doesn't seem to be organized but that obviously has changed at least to get the u.s. involved. >> oh, sure. so who a

and at casa blane ka they couldn't decide what to do after usually.e british advocate carrying the war on to main land italy to knock italy out of the alliance. churchhill insists this would cause a chill of loneliness over the german people and might be the beginning of their doom. the americans are skeptical. they look skeptical, don't they? they suspect that britain's fixation on the mediterranean which is why we have invaded north africa by landing in ma rocco and algeria that this fixation reflects british imperial ambitions. the british had dominated for 200 years and not ready to give up the dominance. the war will be won the americans contend. this argument is happening on this day that the photo is taken. the war will be won in central europe and the shortest surest path to the heart of central europe is to cross the english channel and drive for berlin. the british legitimately argue that the soviet union which is shouldering the heaviest combat burden by far on behalf of the allied powers, that -- and the soviets will suffer 26 million dead

"newsroom" with anna ka ka bran cabrera is next. >>> the world is watching two huge developing situations. the first is israel agreeing to a cease-fire deal with hamas militants that started a short time ago and this one coulding long term and it comes amid a flurry of last-men violence on both sides. the other fast-moving story today, the threat of a growing terrorist group that has many experts calling them more dangerous than al qaeda. that group, of course, is called isis. radical, brutal, highly organized and on the move. isis has secured a wide range of territory in syria and has launched a major blitz into iraq. now the group is threatening baghdad and some say the entire region. in the last 2 had hou4 hours we that president obama has authorized spy flights overseer general territory. this is likely a first step to identify potential isis targets for u.s. air strikes in that country. in a speech to the american legion, some 90 minutes ago, the president repeated his pledge to pursue a broad strategy and to keep u.s. combat troops out of iraq. let's break away right now and listen

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i do want to recognize of course from the mayor's office, jeff buckly and tam ka moss and on the community oeb -- and grace martinez and erickson and of course i do want to thank my cosponsors of housing balance, avalos, campos and mar and yee. this is something that we all believe in but for the sake of figuring out a way if we as a collective can move forward in addressing the goals over the neck he d next two two 22 years that we would refrain from this. i would entertain a motion. >> i would like to make a motion entertaining the amendments to have this be a motion for order to policy declaration. >>supervisor norman yee: is there any objection? seeing none. the amendment passes. >> can i just, i forgot the most important for me to thank at least folks in public comment have thanked me for the hundreds of hours that i have put into housing balance measure. but there is someone who put in dozens of house, that is april. i want to thank her for the hours she's put in this for the last months. >> okay. can we take a motion to move this for monday july 28. th. >> so moved. >> no objection,

the new guy ka rare vertebra, he ropes one into center past a diving ben rivera, adam laroche on theriple, nats win big 11-0. >> i think it set the tone with anthony in the first inning. dennard steals second. he got a 3-1 pitch, he doesn't get too big, he simply stayed with the approach of what we needed to have happen there and ended up getting a base hit. but it was done the right way. i think that approach is fantastic. anthony had a great game. everybody swung the bat really well. >> it's a bird. it's a plane. hold on. that's just crush davis. orioles hosting seattle. o's starting gonzales did not resemble an action hero. top of the third, baltimore up a run, that ball is gone. dustin ackley changing things. we're tied 1-1. then in the fifth inning, robinson cano at the plate. cano remembers the scene at camden yards well, three-run blast, mariners up 4-1 at that point. they double up the o's 6-3 is your final there. >>> football now, next week will be a busy week for the redskins. the patriots come to town, to richmond, for three joint practices. then the skins play their first

i grabbed myself a ka bob sandwich, all kinds of herbs and spices. i'm going to taste this. looking fantastic. one of the best i've had in a long time. you know it's delicious b i have just enough room for dessert, my favorite part. we're behind the scenes right now watching how all the pastries get made. and we've got a whole array of pastries here. honey and nuts and cinnamon, all kinds of great ingredients. this is amazing. here's another yummy pastry made with filo dough. oh, my god. really sweet and similar, it's lighter. this is what i like. we have a lovely row here. looks like a very delicious and exciting surprise. i'm going to bite into it. here we go. um. this is great with armenian coffee. now we're making some incredible armenian coffee. >> we buy our coffee, they have the best coffee. they come from armenia, specially made. and would you like to try it? >> i would like to try. >> would you like sugar or no sugar? >> no sugar today. i'm so excited. really earthy. you can really taste the grain. i think that's what makes it so special. really comes out. i hope yo

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. >> in ferguson a similar market aims to replace food families ka no longer buy after local shops were looted and burnt. people are coming together to help. it's the experience of living in mostly divided communities that raised the issue of race. >> it's all pretty sad. i hope it's over with over here. >> reporter: gary mortimer has been cutting hair in clayton for 50 years. whilst he followed event closely, he sees nothing wrong with the way things are. >> the cops, you see them all the time pulling the cars over. that tells me that they have expired licence plate. that would be number one. >> you don't think it's racial profiling in any way? >> no, no. they are doing their job. that's what their job is. >> this is the boulevard in st louis, viewed as a racial dividing line between the poor black communities to the nor, and the wealthy neighbourhoods to the south. it's not surprising that the event in ferguson are viewed with indifference, and a belief that justice will prevail. as long as they are living here, change will be slow to come. >>> let's go to baghdad. there's a live pres

. >> reporter: these children are trying to learn the spirit of ka buky. they took park in a workshop this april. about 50 children attend three times a month to learn the basics. many japanese believe that to back a kabuki actor you have to be born into a kabuki performer's family. many stars have appeared out of the blue with no kabuki dna. this was the featured teacher. he is extremely popular on both stage and tv. he is not from a kabuki family. he encouraged the young people to step into the world of the stage just as he himself did. he demonstrated to the children a form called mie. a set of poses an actor uses to make himself appear bigger on stage. he told the children they must constantly repeat the lines and dance steps until they learn them by heart. but the most important thing is to enjoy performing. >> translator: i was so happy that he taught me. i think i performed well. >> translator: i want to be a cool actor. >> reporter: the organizers of the event say fewer and fewer children are coming to the theater and even fewer want to be kabuki a

and keep the news out of ka lee coming. the red carpet awards that willy night in nbc.ar, the very talented seth meyers. that's going to do it for "way too early." "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >> i was under the impression. i thought bruce said he didn't want his music played at you're vents because he didn't believe in your politics. >> no, you're wrong about that. bruce has never asked me to do that. i saw bruce about a week and a half ago, and he had every opportunity to tell me not to. he didn't and he never has told me not to do it. >> i'm pretty sure -- >> i know him and you're wrong. you're now

. >>> the nats second baseman will arrive in the morning as brewer ka brcabrera coming in the morn. no timetable for ryan zimmerman to return. that's anthony rendone taking over third base. maybe watching one in the making. this is last light, you guys. albert pujols grounding to 3rd, and pujols out by a mile, great play. this is tonight. 11th inning, pujols to 3rd, foul territory, throws him out. take another look. catching the ball at the end of his glove, takes his time, finds it, gets pujols. fans say, we're not worthy, we're not worthy. it's only the 13th inning, and it's 1-0. the angels just scored in 13 innings. >> that is a super hard throw as it is from third base. that much farther out like that? >> it's a >>> watching a movie on the big screen takes on a whole new meaning at one special movie night. take a look at this. the screen they're watching here looks kind of unusual, doesn't it? well, it's made of sea water mist in the ocean in japan. a machine sends up droplets of water and technology known as projection mapping shows especially rendered movies on a dynamic 3-d s

diplomats believe his name is ha ruin na yu ka wa. he was traveling with members of an opposition group. members of the islamic state captured him near the northern city of aleppo. a member of the opposition group says the islamic state may be holding him in a town nearby. they're trying to establish contact to find out what the militants want. officials at the japanese embassy in neighboring jordan say they're not aware of any new developments. they say they'll continue to gather information through every possible means to get the man released. >>> the governor of jakarta is on track to become the next leader of indonesia. judges on the constitutional court have ruled that jocko widodo's victory in the presidential election last month was valid. the judge declared that a complaint filed by his opponent former army general prabowo subianto lacked any legal basis. the ruling cannot be appealed. >> translator: i'd like to show my gratitude to the constitutional court for coming to the right decision. >> joko is expected to preside soon

in fact, in ka bubky's 400-year history, many stars have appeared out of the blue with no kabuki dna. ainosuke was today's featured teacher. he's extremely popular on both stage and tv. ainosuke is not from a kabuki family. he encouraged the young people to step into the world of the stage just as he himself did. he demonstrated to the children a form called mie. a set of poses an actor uses to make himself appear bigger on stage. he told the children they must constantly repeat the lines and dance steps until they learn them by heart. but the most important thing is to enjoy performing. >> translator: i was so happy that ainosuke taught me. i think i performed well. >> translator: i want to be a cool actor. >> the organizers say fewer and fewer children are coming to the theater and even fewer want to be kabuki actors. they hope to find a new star among the young participants that follow ainosuke and also cultivate new fans that love the art. >>> people in western portions of europe are dealing with fierce winds and heavy rainfall. our meteorologist sayaka mori has the details. >> a

but his son, shang ka chip fatah, jr.oes tell me although it appears his father is the man referred to as elected official a in this federal document, his father has done nothing wrong. yesterday, fatah's long-time political aide greg naylor pled guilty to his role in a scheme to conceal an illegal loan to pay off a campaign debt back in 2007. >> i've dealt with him for decades, and they are very, very methodical in their approach and i'm sure that the reason that no one's been named, other than apparently mr. naylor, is the result of much thought and deliberation on their part. >> reporter: defense attorney, william brennan, is not involved in a case but says it is too early to jump to conclusions. >> just so dangerous when some individual, in this case, a mr. naylor, enters a guilty plea to say, oh, he was connected with the congressman. the congressman must have an issue. just not the way our system works. >> reporter: i asked philadelphia based political consultant larry size letter how he thinks the latest developmen

alex ka zinski. 6'5", 285. left guard, ryan posevinik. 6'4". 280. and on the other side, right tackle, jake curran. 6'7", 315. collectively, almost 900 pounds. they're so big -- >> sometimes i can't see over them. i'm 5'11". 6-foot on a good day which is kind of short for a quarterback and when i'm trying to dump it off to the short running back, sometimes i can't find him. >> honestly i have never seen three guys this size in one place. at least around here. >> ryan, a senior, and jake, a junior, had the division one options. >> if you get your mind set ready that are you going to just destroy them right off the ball, you are probably going to do it and do it well. >> we honestly open up these huge holes right in between us, and then jake, jake all of these times, he will be doing a tackle pull and the running back will get 50 yards behind him. so we are listening together and playing video games together. and we are going out and having fun together. and it is a great time, honestly. >> in the case of alex, the arizona wild cats took notice. alex

the first of three kas own hes closing due to rising competition and bad economy. thousands are looking for another job. sharee williams is live in ac tonight with more. hi, sharee. >> hi, walter. >> reporter: official closing time was 4 p.m. this afternoon. you can see the showboat behind me and on the doors the signs he read closed. as for closing it down at 4bg that was readily enforced. they actually brought in the state police to help them go through that process. to make sure that all of the guests were out of the hotel. but, also, out are thousands of employees. it's the final mardi gras for the show boat casino. >> i've been coming 30 years i'm upset. >> after 27 years on atlantic city boardwalk its doors closed today for good. regulars karen and mickey pomasano came all the way from florida to say farewell. >> it's family. it's like being a family there. everybody knows your name. it's like cheers. >> guests checking out on the last day were told to be out of their rooms by 10 a.m. >> it was good. good to be able to be here for the final weekend. at the sa

open. 15-year-old catherine bell his upset 12 seed dom knee ka cibulkova of slovakia becoming the youngestcan to win a u.s. open match in 20 years. bellis is ranked 1,208 in the world. she earned a wild card spot in the open after winning the girl's 18 national. serena williams' bid for a third consecutive title began with taylor townsend in a 6-3, 6-1 victory. >> roger. >> rub it in. >> sit right there. another reason he's number two in the world. roger federer with an incredible shot between the legs behind the back and as you can see right here, even his heiress michael jordan was impressed. federer won in straight sets. >>> the cleveland cavaliers introduced power forward kevin love after a three-team trade was final ooized on saturday. the people of minnesota met their newest players including number one overall draft pick andrew wigps but glenn taylor used this opportunity to criticize love. he said, quote, i question kevin if this is going to be the best deal for him because i think he's going to be the third player on the team. i don't think he's going to get a lot of credit if the

dmou all of this happened a at complex on edson street by el ka mee -- camino real. >>> the city council could be leading by example. today council members will vote to stop water grassy areas on medians and in front of city buildings. new report shows santa clara county home owners are failing to conserve enough. according to that report in april, home owners in santa clara saved 13% down to 12% in may and in june and july. a mere 11%. well below what the governor is called for. a 20% reduction in water. >>> we're not going to get any help from rain and it's not the season and nothing unusual in the forecast. >> yeah, no, you know, we might get a little spritz, not a droughts buster by any means. but really, kicking off the unofficial start of fall as we head into monday. so hopefully we will start to see some storm systems developing out there in our beautiful pacific ocean as we head throughout the next couple months. but as of right now, the only thing we're tracking as far as moisture coming through the bay area, little bit of fok out there. 61 degrees in san francisco. good morning

with me are pauline sack ka motto and lourdes chichas with the mothers milk bank. welcome to the show >> thank you. >> with dough have some video to show on what we are basically talking about here, but talk about what the food -- what the milk bank does and who it serves. >> the mother's milk bank has been in operation for 40 years in santa clara county. and very similar to blood banking, we actually work with human milk, breast milk and we service the nicus, nurseries throughout california, 13 states. when mother can't find enough breast milk for her infant, we come to us. we are licensed as a tissue bank, all the requirements with fda and the cdc and so we provide that service for these mothers and actually the hospital hospitals that use the milk for the babies. >> we need more ladies to donate? >> yes, we do have a very big need for those people. you know, some moms or the families asking to donate feel that because you donate to the san jose milk bank, all the milk stays in san jose and that's not true. it is a misinterpretation, we actually service 13 states

think also the members of his own coalition, the state of law coalition has turned in to a state of kahaos and he few members and allies left and has tried to put them behind him in set statements. but unfortunately for him it does seem that his rule which started in 2006, in very similar circumstances and it's no owe incidents that ex-prime minister i don'joffrey is so involved inw the replacements of the person who replaced him that the merry go rounds of iraqi politics continues. >> what do you pee know about the person replacing him? he's from the same party as mall can i, will he be that much more of a unifier? >> a lot of the words that i see around him are ones that were mentioned around maliki in 2006, words like being well respected, and a moderate and well liked. clearly to operate in the sort of murky waters of iraqi parliamentary coalition building you have to have those qualities. his back is he has a ph.d from the university of man chest. he's known for his mastery of numbers and economics, but i think it's the percentage politics he has the not flagging red flags in iraq

under base ka biscayn ebay.atasha ghoname has the story. >> this is the headache inducing sound of a complex construction project before completion. the roar of machines cutting grooves into asphalt to ensure that millions of wheels have traction. we are 120 feet below biscayn ebay in the new port of miami tunnel. the county cruise ship industry and port officials consider its almost mile lifelong tube vital to the future to get people and cargo on board faster. with this tunnel so drivers won't be forced today navigate streets to make it portside. despite the project's billion dollar price tags, people won't pay tolls because the funnel is punded through a public private partnership. it's a relatively new concept for american infrastructure projects. the first for miami and one of just a few around the country. a private company built the tunnel. over the next 30 years, miami dade county will pay $300 million to operate and maintain the structure. >> the payments are set in time so that for some reason, the cos