david katz, what do you make of that latest reporting the theory that he was influenced, abdulazeez was influenced by i.s.i.s. over social media from the middle east but doesn't seem as if there was anybody directly involved in helping him in chattanooga, what do you make of that? >> well, you don't need to have someone in physical proximity to you at the internet, you can be by anyone virtually anywhere. i.s.i.s. is the most likely probability but there are no shortage of radical groups that feel that people are able to contact them through social media and just did a very, very poor job of plugging that communication pathway. >> how easy or difficult is it for somebody to obtain an ak .47 these days? >> oh you are a legal citizen or resident and have no criminal record you can get a firearm in the united states. the question is the law abiding individuals in this country millions have firearms. that is not the situation. but making radicals anything they can carry out an attack with. >> sit your sense that the greatest fear that the fbi has these days is not the organized terrorist at

david katz just as a former -- i look at you all things law enforcement here.s absolutely absurd and not acceptable? >> it's stupid. >> stupid. >> juvenile and, worst of all, it's unprofessional. we still do a lot of training with law enforcement officers and i always stress to people in addition to doing the right thing, you have to look good and sound good and maintain your professional demeanor at all times. this is not high school. so it's unprofessional i'm sure it was not post freddie gray. >> we do not know. we can't say for sure if this is the same van, when this window was placed, before or after. but still the fact that it exists i'm curious within circles of law enforcement -- the sign is only on the inside of the door. this is for those who are transported to see. do officers -- some officers try to intimidate or mess with those they arrest? >> some do. most do not. most cops are just very, very basic. you are under arrest. this is what you need to do while being transported. do it. if you're listening, not resisting arrest 99.9% of the time you are

with me now, david katz formerly with the dea and firearms and tactical instructor.iscuss what we just saw. i know that bill bratton, nypd police commissioner did not see anything inappropriate from the officer in the video. clearly it appears the officer pulled the first punch. do you agree with bratton? >> clearly. >> why? >> you do not have the right to resist arrest. if the police officer tells you you are under arrest you have one option. comply. in this case the officer gave several attempts and what was the response? he pushes him. could you have done it better? yeah i think the police department should spend more time -- >> how would you have done it better? >> personally i like to hang on to a guy, grab him, maintain contact. if you can't control him, and then you hit him. >> that's what you do hit him? >> it's an escalation. first, it's a verbal encounter, sir, you're under arrest. put your hands behind your back. escalate your language say it sharply, raise your voice, change your inflection. but at some point the guy is going to go. if the guy is pushing

it hit katz runner -- katherine steinle. he is scheduled to return to court on july 27th. this has reignited the sanctuary city policy. the city does not honor federal requests to hole people in the country illegally unless there was a arrest warrant. sanchez was deported five times. if he was that high on the radar with imgracious, i.c.e. should have obtained a court order or warrant. >> i think i.c.e. was quick to do finger-pointing without i think reviewing their own bureaucratic ineptitude. the new sheriff had no problem in deciding he was not going to respect a request to detain or request to notify, that's wrong. >> nationwide 10,000 people flagged on detention request were released into their communities. dianne feinstein is blaming the sheriff department saying: . >> we're hearing from the parents of a 19-year-old san jose man shot and killed in pleasanton over the weekend. the parents have heard conflicting information and hired a attorney to represent them. >> he's never been in trouble with the law. he doesn't get in trouble. their son was a young man in transit

young woman that cherished her family and friends and committed to her community and proving the world katz family has a page to raise money for the causes that were close to case by case heart our grief is made more profound by the fact let me be clear she was tragically and needlessly murdering others pier 14 by a man that shouldn't have been releases from county jail and not in our city not even in our country with this tragic murder is a national focus on the sanitary city policies of san francisco and over two hundred other u.s. cities with some rhetoric around this murder has been unfortunately and irresponsible misrepresenting her values and dem monothe efforts what made this country what it is today as we remember kate let's be clear about what your are sanctuary city policy does do and not do let there be no doubt our laws which have been around since the 1980s encourage your undocumented residents to assess puc and public education and report crimes and if they're a witness or victim reporting them without fear but our sanctuary policy was never intended to creating create a safe

katz were first brought over as rat catchers on ships now thought to be more than 15 million feral cats running wild, eating animals or competing for their food. the striped legless lizard is at risk of extinction. 99% of its habitat is gone. >> it is similar to a snake but very different personality i think. it is more related to skunks and geneticgekkos. >> reserve habitat in australia equivalent to an area bigger than france. andrew thomas, al jazeera canbarra. >> before we leave you let's go live to greece. live pictures of the greek prime minister alexis tsipras making his vote in the referendum. more on our website aljazeera.com. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> by scientists. tonight... the digital divide. >> if you had the world's fastest internet, what would you do with it? >> the promise of

. >> good after commissioner katz, commissioned on jim malone without maritime staff and i'm here to talk to you today about a request in front of you for approval for renewing chevron chevron's foreign trade zone sub zone operating agreement with the ports. that's up for renewal. the staff report provides details on the chevron foreign trade zone. i'm going to abbreviate foreign trade zone, the ftc just for a matter of time. it provides details but i want to go ahead and highlight some of the details in my remarks to you today. burge additionally joined by three representatives from chevron. i like to introduce them now. this is carl haynes. she's the export import compliance counselor with chevron. joel lawrence behind me, senior public affairs representative, and jim grew us, he's a finance manager for the richmond refinery operations. so thank you for joining us today. chevron originally established a foreign trade zone sub zone site with the ports of dz number three back in 1998. the current operations agreement, which is a term of 17 years expires at the end of july. a few week

caroline: it has been great having you talk us through the numbers -- ben katz.will be speaking to the cfo of ryanair later. oil is trading in a bear market so let's get more on how the commodities slump is playing out in global markets. also with us is paul mcnamara. wonderful to have you on the show, paul. give us a sense of where you are seeing some of the commodities affecting the emerging markets. is this all a china play, and which of the countries are exposed when it comes to the selloff, not only an oil but across the board? paul: it is a commodity story. oil, less so. china has 10% of global oil but 90% of iron and coal. brazil is a huge oil exporter -- excuse me, huge iron exporter. soybeans out of argentina, all of south america is somewhere we want to look. also gold and coal out of south africa. around the world -- it is easier come in a way, to talk about the countries which are less vulnerable, which i think is india, central europe, mexico. these are the countries which manufactured goods, and they are seeing a big cost improvement. the oil price

andrea had mentioned talking with the interview about the interview with former base commander fritz katz. looking back, a former shooting happened in 2007, a security officer pulled a handgun, fired 10 shots at a fellow guard. back at that situation. >> the first since 2012 and the america building. i remember reading that. let's go to nikki burdine. >> reporter: i'm standing in this same spot along rockville pike. we haven't seen a lot of movement out here on rockville pike. however, these two montgomery county sheriffs vehicles moved up blocking this entrance. since we last spoke we saw those two metro buss driving by, no other vehicles have come through here at all. in fact, the only people who are standing here on the sidewalk outside walter reed are media and

and methamphetamine, joining us now david katz, tammy bruce, and back with us steve cortez.e, you know a lot of people say, "el chapo" exists because of americans, let's not so smug. if not a demand here there would not be a "el chapo." >> there undeny abilia that element could but still in all strategy has to be two fold, you go after production and user, one or the other independently. charles: tammy, war on drugs, i think almost more and more people willing to say it has been a failure. >> to some degree, it is also a treadepredatory dynamickic also. you have others, giving out free drugs, you could argue whether or not it is our fall, our fault is in open border, the abillty for his cartels, to come through even mexican military that goes to corruption of the government. charles: i think dave about 5 or 8 guards have been arrested. we know this is wide, i read where the sinaloa cartel spends up to a billion a year on bribes, this particular break out said to cost $50 million, his organization makes billions are dollars, they have all of the resources, his tunnel of 30 fe

on that and many other issues david katz thanks so much. >> president obama granted clemency to 46 peopleite house move really quickly to reform the criminal justice system? he's going to be giving a speech coming up this week. our political panel is going to weigh in on that. plus, a woman marine officer fighting back after being dismissed for her leadership style. why she says her removal was unjust. americans. we're living longer than ever. as we age, certain nutrients... ...become especially important. from the makers of one a day fifty-plus. new one a day proactive sixty-five plus. with high potency vitamin b12... ...and more vitamin d. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. it's so shiny. i know, mommy, but it's time to let the new kitchen get so

. >> reporter: kathy's two katz were lost for two hours but were found safe. she tzedek kids of said precious items were lost. >> he lost all kinds of artifacts. >> reporter: no word on a cause. officials say one firefighter did suffer minor injuries here last night. no other injuries were reported. live in lind wall, new jersey, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." rick. >> trish, thank you. >>> from our delaware news room tonight, state police are looking for a plan who held up a bank with a gun in new castle county. happened around 9:00 this morning on the 2,000 block of concorde pike in fairfax. officials say the suspect was last seen running from the scene and into a neighborhood behind the bank. >>> another armed robbery investigation is under way in dover tonight. police there want to -- want your help in finding two men who robbed a 7-eleven at gun point. it happened yesterday around 3:15 a.m. on north dupont highway. one suspect jumped the counter and grabbed an undisclosed amount of money from the cash register. if you have any information on this

. >> the former cia intelligence officer joshua katz who says this is exactly what isis wants to do get inside the heads of young people and get them to believe. joshua, i'm astonished by that. how did it come to this? i believe that young man is the son of a police officer? >> he absolutely is. and the police officer two years ago identified the fact that his son was heading down the path of islamic radicalization. and the radicalization here is a long process. and people want to make this more complicated than it really is. but really we can stop. and let me say that again. we can stop radicalization in the united states. we can stop instances like this. but we need the right strategy and right now, we don't have any strategy. >> okay you tell me, how do we stop it? >> it starts with identification. so the father who is i believe the police chief in boston identified this two years ago. so two years we've had to intervene with this young man and to stop the process from continuing. the united states does this around the world. we have de-radicalization programs. south america, the mid

so i was eating fudgesicles, and at katz's deli i was eating pastrami, and it eventually my stomach isall right, this isn't cute anymore. [ light laughter ] you should get some guidance." [ light laughter ] >> seth: you having kids, has that changed you at all? >> not at all. no. [ light laughter ] i mean, it does, you know, it effected how i eat. so, for instance i started to -- if i'm eating something i enjoy, i will lie to my children and say that it is spicy. [ laughter ] ice cream is spicy, you don't want any. [ light laughter ] or that's one tactic. another tactic, if i'm preparing something, i'll prepare two of them so one is for me, one is for the beggars, which is what i call my kids. [ light laughter ] so i'll have a sandwich, and then i'll walk out with a sandwich, and they're be like, "oh, can i have some?" and i'm like, "alright, you take this one, then i'll take the other sandwich. and i'll eat it in the bathroom." [ laughter ] >> seth: you're a very smart man. >> 'cause i'm a man. >> seth: you're a very smart man. >> smart man. >> seth: you, famously, you have a famous b

courtney smallly was recognized for 10 years of volunteerism at the katz j yes. c in cherry hill. makes these table center pieces for the program. she is certainly talented. good job. sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. >> ♪♪ >> amazon is bringing its prime members deals they say are better than black friday. the retail giant says it will mark its 20th anniversary on july 15th by holding what's called prime day. the deals for prime members will begin at midnight that day with new deals starting as often as every 10 minutes. amazon is also offering 30 day free prime memberships for nonmembers who want to take advantage of prime day. amazon prime is typically $99 a year and includes free shipping. >>> there is a new president at lasalle university and she's the first woman and first layperson to ever hold the office. dr. colleen hannich was named president in february but officially began the job today. bef

there, other than apple and starbucks, the industrial companies that have reported, my friend ira katz i fight about this every day. the industrial companies that have reported so far -- >> caterpillar -- >> a good example. they don't have just poor things to say about china. they have pretty poor things to say about china. that's different. the first quarter you didn't see that brazil is a disaster across the board and has been for a couple of quarters. the commentary on china i find new and somewhat alarming. >> and i agree, it is new, we were talking about this yesterday. the ray dallio letteio letter. >> i have a slightly different take on this. i'm a little tired of everything from a global growth perspective being on china's back. what i would like to see is the european economy pick up. i know we're talking really small numbers if they got to 1% gdp growth across the zone we would be singing hallelujah. we'd like to see that get to 1% to 2%. we'd like to see the u.s. get to a 3% sustainable gdp growth number and we don't have to worry about china so much. that's where we're look

ben katz joining us with the latest on the air line industry.s alexis tsipras tries to stamp out opposition. the imf says that no debt restructuring would mean that there can be no bailout. let's get the huns the goals wh -- hans nichols who has been following this whole saga. what has alexis tsipras been up against? hans: in the most recent past is the meeting yesterday in downtown athens. he won some breathing room. he dared those that oppose him to come up with a better plan. i think this wuo -- quote is indicative of how far he is gone. whoever thinks another government and prime minister would do better should speak up. his main challengers balked and decided not to have an internal vote on sunday. what they will have now was a full on party conference in september. at that point they will make a decision to support the bailout package that alexis tsipras hopefully have done. the important thing about the timing if they have a meeting in september that will be after it will be agreed to. to make it to the imf question. if it will not partic

don katz is here with us this morning. first audible is now a unit.n part of amazon? >> 2008 we started being a subsidiary of amazon. they moved the company to newark in 2007. we got more press out of curiosity than we did when we got taken over by amazon. >> why did you move to newark? >> we wanted to see what a very successful company could do to accelerate the comeback of a city. it was as much as that. >> and how much people are you employeeing now? >> we'll have 800, 900 by the end of the year. we've grown large. one of 13 dploebl centers forglobal center. we have mentoring programs where people go out and use our technology to help kids in the fifth and sixth grade. and this venture fund is another step to defines the company. hundreds of millennials come from brooklyn because they want to be part of a company that's trying to figure out how to create change. >> of course the big question is are they coming from newark? >> we have a lot of people employed from newark. but the truth is we're only 18 minutes where we're sitting from newark. a lot

you remember sam katz executive director of the first lady's let's move campaign.today food online. >> that's great. we'll welcome him in person tomorrow on "today." >> don't tell him about the ice cream sandwich. >> we'll get the funnel cakes out of the way today. mr. roker? >> for today we have wet weather from the great lakes into the gulf coast. the heat is building in the pacific northwest. portland up to 97 degrees. 103 in phoenix. then we look forward tomorrow. more wet weather through the mideast into the gulf coast. florida continues wet. some areas with five to eight inches of rain. look at portland. 101. seattle, 90 degrees. that's crazy hot. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a steamy day ahead. hotter than yesterday. we'll be in the low to mid 90s this afternoon. it will feel like it's closer to 100 degrees. hazy, hot, humid conditions today. another steamy day tomorrow. and then late day storms, 92 degrees thursday afternoon. less humid air arrives friday. you'll feel the difference. though still hot for friday and the weekend, more storm

you remember sam katz executive director of the first lady's let's move campaign. great. we'll welcome him in person tomorrow on "today." >> don't tell him about the ice cream sandwich. >> we'll get the funnel cakes out of the way today. mr. roker? >> for today we have wet weather from the great lakes into the gulf coast. the heat is building in the pacific northwest. portland up to 97 degrees. 103 in phoenix. then we look forward tomorrow. more wet weather through the mideast into the gulf coast. florida continues wet. some areas with five to eight inches of rain. look at portland. 101. seattle, 90 degrees. that's crazy hot. >>> crazy hot here too. good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's already 73 degrees in livermore, and sunnyvale is now at 69 degrees. this is where we're headed this asp, reaching into the triple digits in parts of the south bay as well as the peninsula. san francisco expect a high of 85 degrees in the mission district and the north bay also over 100 degrees. east bay 107 in brentwood. livermore today, 105. try to stay school. cool. >>>