lars and cindy are here. good day to both of you.ity the largest amnesty city in the world now? >> you know it is a sancuatry city and bill is aid and abedding criminal activity. remember when jan brewer tried to enforce laws on illegal alians and the justice department and the president came down on her saying you have no business acting like an agent of of thegration limmigration law. here is new york city and the president is aiding and abedding them in their crimes by giving them an id. >> leslie, do you have an issue with this? you have to prove your identify so you have a car with your name on and you have to prove you have an apartment or home in new york. what do you think? >> i think lars is going to be surprised. i am going to agree with thim for a reason. i have no problem with homeless, veterans, and lgbt community where there is confusion about identity in order to get a bank account or apartment. i believe we should have immigration reform and provide a pathway to citizenship and that is not lar's position. but two thin

this is pence's third lar nod, but his first since 2011 i guess. >> so good though right.eanwhile, a's have a huge showing, six players made it on to the american league lar squad. derek, scott, and sean doolittle. brandon moss are all reserved, john will start at third base. the a's have not had more than two all-stars since 2004. good year. >> it is. >>> 4:56, we are keeping an eye on the breaking news, the on fire details. >>> and peninsula police looking for a bank rob we are an interesting sense of style so to speak. details, next. >>> firefighters were called to a downtown restaurant overnight, bob redell live on the scene gathering details, we'll have them coming up. >>> pardon me, plus oscar pistorius back in court this morning, the judge addressing a video recently leaked of the former olympian reenacting the moments he shot and killed his girlfriend next. >>> and good monday morning to you, i'm meteorologist christina loren, today, it's going to be hot out there, peek warmth, as we get into tomorrow, muggy conditions on the way, maybe even rare, summer rain. then

lars larson and jessica erlock. lars, let me start with you.r hotel, spend $15 million. it has three pools, jacuzzi, wi-fi -- was that appropriate? >> absolutely not. we know they do this work and they said they will renovate the hotel so it isn't as fancy as it looks in the pictures. but the fact is we will spend huge sums of money to accommodate the children and many are not crossing unaccompanied. 45% of the kids are accompanied by adults who are trying to use their kids as an entry ticket so to the united states. and the $3.7 billion proposal from obama isn't appropriate either. the left got angry where they thought bush was engaging in large federal project. i am sure the person who favored the dream act loves this idea of the obama-grants crossing the border and coming to stay. >> how about those obama-grants? >> it was created by the baptist children services. and groups like this and catholic charities and international rescue committee have been on the front lines of this story. they do tremendous work and their intentions were good an

the sapphire-coated corzo lar are vated by the rays of the sun. to a hurtles through space high of 3500 miles. on telestar is set aloft cape canaveral atop of a rocket and joint industry government effort. the space administration team andles the launching for at&t and a $450 million phone call for the telephone company. future plans call for the rbiting of 20 to 25 satellites like the telestar. when one passes out of range, be coming in to position. presently, along with the ground station in maine, there's a transmitter in great britain at cornwall. and in france on the coast of brittany. is launched, ar the french rush to complete their installation to receive a signal that night. now the rocket climbs far into the atmosphere and the telestar and orbit separate the earth each 2 1/2 hours. starting with the sixth orbit the ninth, the telestar is in range above the u.s. and european stations and are received clearly in france with somewhat lesser this firstbritain on test. the signals are beamed from the 18-story dome that houses the supersensiti

martha: lars?, the fact is in the modern era of the death penalty since the supreme court decisions in the '60s, there hasn't been one single wrongful execution and doug schoen should know that. it is simply untrue. there have been people who have been sentenced to death and then on appeal they have been relieved of that sentence of death. but we haven't had a single provable, wrongful execution in america in the modern era of the death penalty. martha: lethal injection was created to be a more humane way of putting people to death. and, you know, turns out in some cases it may not be performing that function. and i think that raises the question about other methods. about perhaps firing squad, execution. doug, do you think that may be more humane ultimately? >> i think it is certainly is a clear alternative we can consider. i think that, frankly, in our kind of society with our values, as we go around the world, we is to have better administration of our penalties, fairer and more just administrat

braves, lar minutes. check out the play by simmons. he was on his way to second. he had to quickly reverse. the game in extra innings. tied at 1-1 top of the 10th. miami goes on to win 3-1 in 10 innings. the orioles with a west coast trip in anaheim. taking on the angels. adam jones. liked that pitch. climbed all over it. way back there. nick markakis onboard. he scores. they are now in the fourth and the orioles and angels are now tied at 2-2. germany waited 24 years to get their hands on the world cup and in less than two weeks in their possession, they have damaged it. the winning team gets to take the cup back home and after beating argentina in the finals, a couple of weeks ago, the celebrations began. the jerman football association, the cup was chipped during one of the many and sometimes celebrations in germany. like that one right there. they added don't worry. we have someone working on it who can fix the damage. don't worry. wild celebration following the mile-high nationals. force getting his car up to 360 iles per hour. world team tennis, the washingt

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that's what they are trying to do at one san francisco start up that has been targeted by a boring lar. the company -- by a burglar. they asked for more pictures of a woman that could be behind a series of break ins. sergio has more. >> reporter: we just watched the last lights of the tech firm here go out. you can imagine that all of the employees are gone, but over the last several weeks a nighttime prow leer has been getting -- prow leer has been getting into this south of market start up and a few others across the city and mayor making off with thousands of dollars of computer equipment. this is video given by build zoom. you can see the burglar calm be walk into the office after hours. she gives the place a quick look just to make sure no one is around. then she snags a bag from under a desk and starts digging through the office and for stuff to snatch. >> they want all apple stuff. they have pc desktops. they left those. if there was an apple product, they grabbed it. >> their office building has been broken into three times in the last several weeks. >> it felt like an inside j

what's to that lar va. >> the egg will hatch. wasp lava will scrape away at the belly of the citrus. >> the parasitic wasp weakens and kills its host. >> the female is chewing the circular hole in the head region. even though it's followed out, it provide application. >> reporter: this adult is basically chewing its way out of a carcass. >> that's right, an empty carcass. like something out of the exor sis, like spinning a head. here she comes, she's popping out. this is like the alien scene in "alien", eating the host from the inside out. she is done. cleans herself off. straitens out the wings, and then -- straightens out the wings and she takes off. >> releasing the wasp would be a natural way to suppress the other bug. you are using reason introduced species to control enter introduced species. is there another risk. pakistani parasites don't recognise our areas as food. will the end up in the wilderness. it's unlikely they'll attack and reproduce on the native sue ids. >> reporter: the u.s. government agrees and the u.s. da

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that's what they are trying to do at one san francisco start up that has been targeted by a boring lar. the company -- by a burglar. they asked for more pictures of a woman that could be behind a series of break ins. sergio has more. >> reporter: we just watched the last lights of the tech firm here go out. you can imagine that all of the employees are gone, but over the last several weeks a nighttime prow leer has been getting -- prow leer has been getting into this south of market start up and a few others across making off with thousands of dollars of computer equipment. this is video given by build zoom. you can see the burglar calm be walk into the office after hours. she gives the place a quick look just to make sure no one is around. then she snags a bag from under a desk and starts digging through the office and for stuff to snatch. >> they want all apple stuff. they have pc desktops. they left those. if there was an apple product, they grabbed it. >> their office building has been broken into three times in the last several weeks. >> it felt like an inside job where they had t

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but that's not what a group of volunteers is watching for through their bin ok lars and telescopes.nurture these chicks when they need it the most. . >>> a bit of the animal kingdom in an urban jungle. the peregrin falcon has been an interesting story. good thing the falcons have dedicated friends to help them steer clear. of all the places in the city of san jose to hold a party, the roof of the parking garage at the corner of stout fourth and east san fernando might seem less than desirable to most people yet completely logical to these people. that's because for jody and more than a dozen volunteers like here over the past two weeks, this spot has been their home away from home while keeping a constant watch on someone else's home. >> they're wild animals in an urban environment. we need to make sure that they survive and go forth and multiply. >> this is now the eighth year that peregrin falcons have been nesting atop san jose city hall and for the eighth year, they've produced chicks, this time four of them, two boys and two girls. and while peregrin falcons are great at flying

that's what they are trying to do at one san francisco start up that has been targeted by a boring lar. the company -- by a burglar. they asked for more pictures of a woman that could be behind a series of break ins. sergio has more. >> reporter: we just watched the last lights of the tech firm here go out. you can imagine that all of the employees are gone, but over the last several weeks a nighttime prow leer has been getting -- prow leer has been getting into this south of market start up and a few others across the city and mayor making off with thousands of dollars of computer equipment. this is video given by build zoom. you can see the burglar calm be walk into the office after hours. she gives the place a quick look just to make sure no one is around. then she snags a bag from under a desk and starts digging through the office and for stuff to snatch. >> they want all apple stuff. they have pc desktops. they left those. if there was an apple product, they grabbed it. >> their office building has been broken into three times in the last several weeks. >> it felt like an inside j

there's a lot of the sum lar type of restaurant that are maybe necessarily neighborhood serving. >> just as a reminder, haze -- this neighborhood doesn't allow retail at all. >> i got it. it struck me as odd, we're kind of doing that notification now not knowing the type of restaurant that would occupy that space. if there was discussion a while back when we talked about the grocery store to the north here about having additional grocery space and i think the current retail space is large and it use to be a grosser. they'll all not to exceed 3,000 feet because that's the minimum. if they did want to come back and add a 6,000 or or 8,000 space, is that required? >> it's required for use side. >> i would like to pick up on stair -- in order for it to -- it needs to be apart of a condition. here we have the skillful architect who understands the concern, but if we let this go without conditioning it, it sends a signal that anybody can go and bulk out the landscape and that's what my concern is. so i'm prepared to make a motion by approving the project with the condition that one, there is a

. >>> two men died in a violent overnight in north philadelphia five three-year old michael ago lar was beaten to death outside his home on fair hill street in the fair hill neighborhood. a male was seen running from that scene, a short time later police were called to north waterloo street for a double shooting. they found a 36 year-old man and 21 year-old man with gunshot wound. the 36 year-old died at the hospital. the 21 year-old is in critical condition. >> fortunately, we did find several, private, surveillance cameras, in the area, where the shooting took place, so, hopefully, these cameras, recorded something that can help us with our investigation. >> tonight police are searching for suspects and a motive, in both cases. >>> a philadelphia man is under arrest charged with ten counts of possessing child pornography, 81 year-old raymond ellis was arrested wednesday after an under cover investigation led police to search his apartment. ellis is being held on $25,000 bail. >>> well, pennsylvania budget is now signed, but it is now become a big campaign issue in the race for governo

this happened about 10:30 at a gas station on san felipe road about a mile from where the poll lar hollister rallies takes place. police believe the shooting was sparked by a dispute between rival biker clubs. so far no update on the conditions of the victims. >>> and happening now, crews from three bay area fire departments are joining in the fight against a brush fire in solano county. the 17 firefighters are from alameda county, fremont, and albany. all those fire departments headed out this morning helping to fight this growing fire that has been burning since friday. cal fire officials say the blaze is burning in a remote, rugged, very steep area. it's very tough there for firefighters. it's difficult to access and to contain. the fire forced the evacuation of two campgrounds and one neighborhood where structures are threatened. part of the highway at 128 remains closed. >>> more than 350 firefighters are on the scene. the fire has now spread to 7,000 acres. it is just 30% contained at this time. >>> right now the bay area is under a holiday weekend warmup. people certainly enjoyed the

the isolation of hawaii and its diverse micro climates have a landscape compared to paradise and the larlarge chemical companies agree and here on the west side of kauai, hawaii's garden island they do not grow food in the fields they experiment with seeds and pesticides and for decades dupont and dow and more sprayed tons of chemicals here as they tried pesticides to market with their seeds and the climate means it can be tested in the same fields all year. the soil is loose from the repeated tilling and this is what blows into adjacent neighborhoods. >> right here, as you drove up on the right hand side of the road breast cancer, next house over breast cancer, colon cancer, the husband. >> reporter: those who live in the small community long suspected the chemical soil was the cause of high rates of illness in adults and children here but chemical companies insisted they were not spraying anything unusual. >> for the island of kauai we pray for healing. >> reporter: the community band together to force action and using the u.s. freedom of information act counsel finally obtained the tr

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. >> reporter: what we are learning is this case may be related to i am lar incident -- similar incident which happened and this later happened just days ago at the mike calm arts and craft -- michael arts and crafts store. the sketch was done and he is an asian american, 5-foot 7 to 5-foot 9 in height and up to 190 pounds. surveillance shows a young man entering the craft store and he entered the craft store and catch is the eye of a to-year- old -- 20-year-old woman and goes on to follow her and videotapes her. she then lost site of him and then saw him standing next to her car. she noticed there there was a substance poured with that and if you look back here live as for that foul smelling substance, it is not bodily in origin and none of the victims have had adverse affects. >>> uc berkeley, the first one happened friday night on the north side of caesar chavez on campus. a 24-year-old man was robbed of his cell phone. then saturday night. no word if both suspects are connected. >>> and there is a warning for possible loopholes. it was exposed by a burglar over the weekend. the home

learned it's always great talking with you thanks for joining us thank you very much for having me lar thank you senator bernie sanders a great american with degree of them or not a great american i hope is who join us again soon up next our political panel to talk about president obama's family crisis in the house and the problems along the u.s. border it's all next it's. very hard to take. that. with me here. lend . a little. we chase profit very large very attractive and now very globally recognized source of oil for the world and into the future the world's cheapest and best petroleum deposits have been mined out we have to use more energy to get this energy industries grow like a cancer in today's squares it's ten kilometers where. and this whole area is slated for the remainder of that surgery for water that's our wildlife service sir fishery we can't stop this is the end game when it takes two tons of sand to make one barrel. you know here at the bottom and that's where. we chill ourselves. right from the sea. first street. and i think pictures. on our reporters twitter. and ins

. >> apparently the 26-year-old was helping to put the children in the lar and. >> reporter: they are trying to figure out why this particular home may have been tar getted in this driveby shooting but they saw a vehicle speeding away from the area. two men, one is 16 years old and the other 25 and they appeared to be relatives of the mother loading her children and both victims are expected to survive. live this morning in vallejo, alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> the chp may soon have a new cool. leave at ups state and we have chilling travel times and we are familiar with an amber alert if there is a missing child. but hit-and-run suspect information is also available and let me show you what the signs would flash. it would have information about the vehicle and license plate numbers. they are pushing a bill following a hit-and-run collision where a cyclist was trapped and dragged 1600 feet. the man lost his leg and the driver was never caught. there is a fate -- just like an amber alert getting the word out quickly this could happen catch the suspect and the yellow ale

learning it's always great talking with you thanks for joining us thank you very much for having me lar thank you senator bernie sanders a great american with a group of them or not a great american i hope is who join us again soon up next our political panel to talk about president obama's family crisis in the gaza strip and the problems along the u.s. border it's all next. on . a. very hard. thing here. lead . of a. but in fish farms waters do you have a pond to me because. i saw you spread all over and over is the most toxic food you have in the whole will. drowns out an official inquiry furthermore restrictions. what's. right seen. first trip. and i think that you're. on a recorder's twitter. and instagram. could be in the. on. the back to politicking we have troubling issues around lately ukraine the israeli palestinian conflict humanitarian crisis along the u.s. southern border what's the president doing right was he getting wrong that's where our panel is here to talk about they are amy holmes the independent conservative an anchor at the blaze t.v. she also said to see a speechw

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france defending champion chris froome dropped out of the race after multiple crashes in dutch rider larsm survived the conditions to win the stage his first career tour de france stage win. >> gary: donald sterling then what this woman for 60 years and calls her a pig. he shows to get away from me you pig when his wife comes close. the trial on him he would like to have the last word on the sale of his franchise. >> gary: you can enter an online random drawing for free tickets for the 49ers limit. you can also ticking toward for $25. tour >> gary: problem as city of oakland was just the same that the a's will play baseball there for another 10 years. i will stick with my story in until the deal is officially dianne at the want ads talking loud and saying nothing. >> pam: coming up and 911 dispatcher had to help save her own child over the phone. >> pam: and 91 dispatcher from there is still receive the surprise offer life. >> reporter: baby maverick his mom and dad are happy but just two weeks of doubt it was a different story. >> reporter: what training a different dispatcher to an emer

temperatures are actually supposed to peek this afternoon and in brentwood around the bay, it woulden system lar outside in livermore and as we get to the afternoon by lunchtime already 60s at the coast and 60s and #0s at the bay and touching 90 degrees for some areas which are expected to get near 100 degrees and 6969 in antioch and 99 for mid-and i see a cooling trend. back to you. >>> we still have a situation in fremont where they are closer to the road and peralta boulevard due to a major injury collision and a person hit a tree and the person inside was taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries and we don't know too much moore but we do know that the police officer just briefed us and i will be closed between 8 and 9 and a lot of people we let you know right now am usually we have a small tee lay at the pay gates. 101 and 85, they are all doing well. 5:03 let's -- 5:33 let's go back to the desk. >>> a smoldering in los gatos it started in a well-known restaurant and they just spoke to fire investigators where we can see the flames and the smoke behind you, janine f. >> yes, the

learned it's always great talking with you thanks for joining us thank you very much for having me lar thank you senator bernie sanders a great american with the group of them or not the great american i hope is who join us again soon up next our political panel to talk about president obama's handling crisis in the gaza strip and the problems of all the u.s. it's all that just. join me. for that impartial and finance are very concerned and much much. only on them best and only on. our course. the finish line of the marathon. here in. tampa. i'm betting. but i don't think corp mind. and i think all that about money and other families that for college this is the blog. thanks for. your interest to play. today. the back to politicking we have troubling issues around lately ukraine he's really palestinian conflict humanitarian crisis along the u.s. southern border what's the president doing right was he getting wrong that's where our panel is here to talk about they are amy holmes the independent conservative an anchor at the blaze t.v. she also said to senior speechwriter for former sena

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>> lar, i'm going to start with you on this one. what advice do you have for him? slow, especially when you're new and you don't have a lot of extra money. the most expensive thing you're going to ever have is a line item in your budget will be people. so you make darn sure you really need to hire more people and that you can afford to hire more people. the first thing i would do is ask more from the people who already work for you. as far as best hiring practices, ask the tough questions. ask them what books they've been reading lately. ask them what they know about you and your company and your industry. if they go listen, buddy, i'm just looking for a job, let them look someplace else. >> there's a key. if they don't know anything about your company, it's not worth talking to them. >> i'd offer up ask friends. the best people i've always found have been my family and my friends and the network of that group. i've always found the best people that way. the other thing is i'd ask them why wouldn't i hire you? it's amazing how many people actually answer that quest

learned it's always great talking with you thanks for joining us thank you very much for having me lar thank you senator bernie sanders a great american with the group of them or not a great american i hope is who join us again soon up next our political panel to talk about president obama's crisis in the gaza strip and the problems of all the u.s. it's all next it's. very hard. for me here. the people. i've met with. a fine but i don't think corporation mind. can do. the bank kind of all that all about money and other families that for politicians write the blog recipes that create bankers come up. here to plug. today's. the back to politicking we have troubling issues around lately ukraine he's really palestinian conflict humanitarian crisis along the u.s. southern border what's the president doing right was he getting wrong that's what our panel is here to talk about they are amy holmes the independent conservative an anchor at the blaze t.v. she also said to senior speechwriter for former senate majority leader mile friend bill frist and richard fall a political commentator host of

clear that you are on a kind of offensive to speak out about this you must realize giving a potato larifiesing figure the decision would only make president obama more popular. >> he is going to need a lot more help than that to prove his current standings in the polls. the i am convinced the public is heavily involved and these issues. if i don't speak out i don't know who else will. i can speak with some credibility i have been there with all of the discussions and developments. i feel strongly it is important to do it. i believe it. i don't need to sort of reengage in the political wars. i believe we are in big trouble. this president is not likely to get us out of it. >> is dick cheney's succemessag getting through? we will discuss that after the break. >> these forces were welling up for centuries certainly before he became president these insurgents and islamists were looking for opportunities. i think the decision to stay out of syria, decision to pivot to asia, all communicated loud and clear the idea that the united states was not as interested as it had been in the mideast be

learned it's always great talking with you thanks for joining us thank you very much for having me lar thank you senator bernie sanders a great american with the group of them or not the great american i hope is again so up next our political panel to talk about president obama's crisis in the. us. and the problems of the u.s. it's all that just. three years ago the european union was spending several hundred billion if you're also in the public procurement underestimation each property deal. or two sometimes even fifty percent of the money spent on corruption. your friends post a photo from a vacation you can't. call it different. the boss repeats the same oh. joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still pens tear jerking poetry keep jobs ignore it. we post only what really matters at r.t. to your facebook news feed. over. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy right albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeove

kt mack lar land. food to have you with us -- mcfarland. >> good to be with you. lou: iraq, this is a strange moment because the government in baghdad saying unless the united states gets serious about providing military aid they will turn to russians, iran for all equipment and materiel they say they desperately need. >> we spent $60 billion training and equiping the 65,000-manner rackky army. they were confronted by 2000 al qaeda-isis thugs. what do they do? they throw down their weapons, took off their uniforms and ran away to hide. if they're coming to say we need more american help, more person support, we can't do this alone, too bad you have had your chance. for the president to say have more inclusive government maliki, iraq is over. the iraq of two weeks ago is no longer the iraq of today and will never be again. lou: will it be a state divided in three, that is, the sunnis, shias and the kurds? >> big than that. i think the kurd in the north are pro-american. they have a strong military, a thriving economy and stable at peace, that could be an american a

clear that you are on a kind of offensive to speak out about this you must realize giving a potato lar identifiesing figure the decision would only make president obama more popular. >> he is going to need a lot more help than that to prove his current standings in the polls. the i am convinced the public is heavily involved and these issues. if i don't speak out i don't know who else will. i can speak with some credibility i have been there with all of the discussions and developments. i feel strongly it is important to do it. i believe it. i don't need to sort of reengage in the political wars. i believe we are in big trouble. this president is not likely to get us out of it. get us out of it. >> is dick cheney's hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving can save you. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we can still see you. no, you can't. pretty sure we

. >>> the fourth of july fireworks spec lar. you see the golden gate ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >>> chances are you've never seen a ride quite like this. a man decided to transform a 1957 caddy de ville into a mobile hot tub. it took six years to build. it features a hot tub filled with water. it has heating controls and full plumbing. the guys want to test it at the bonneville car show next month. they want to propel it into a speeding hot tub up to 100 miles an hour. they want to use a kick starter to get the car there. >> i think you could probably push the car. >> how many other competitors are out there? >> now there's going to be competitors out there. hot tub on wheels. >>> well, 4th of july preparations began very early for people looking to get a good spot for a picnic. >> we ran into several people setting up chairs and even firing up the grill way before 9:00 this morning. some people at san francisco golden gate park said they got there before 6:30 to pick a spot, even

and then some minutes later, they're back in nunn lar orbit, and they're on their way to rendezvous with first steps on the moon, the predawn darkness of the mid pacific obscured their return to earth. so it was already daylight when the carrier hornet approached and found columbia in the ocean swells. >> i want you to know that i think i'm the luckiest man in the world because i have the privilege of speaking to so many in welcoming you back to earth. ♪ >> it was such a huge event in our country's history. i grew up in new york. this is bigger than the mets winning the world series in 1969. i remember as a little boy looking up to them thinking these guys are even cooler than the beatles. these guys were the epitome of cool. >> there was another one of these suckers scheduled for november. so the people who did it were so busy getting ready for the next one, they didn't have time to celebrate the first one. >> houston? >> hello, houston. yankee clipper with intrepid has arrived on time. >> we didn't actually spend much time asking ourselves about the greater meaning of this. we weren't

he was released from prison in 2007 and spent his post prison years writing a book, hosting a popper lar and selling pasta sauce to benefit providence's public schools. he's now battling for a seventh term of the city. buddy joins me now. mr. mayor, thank you for taking the time. i remember being up there during the trial in 2002. i remember the free buddy t-shirts, the whole thing. i wonder in your years in prison is part of what got you through prison the idea that, hey, i can get out and i will have this moment when i can run for redemption and get the job back? was that on your mind back then? >> not at all. i never thought i would be in position to run for mayor again. at that point i was thinking of my future when i got out of prison, but it didn't include being mayor. i'm not run aring for office for redemption. i'm running because i hing the city of providence needs good and effective leadership. we had a renaissance before. now we need a resurrection are. the city has the highest tax rate. i could go on and on. the 50th unfriendliest business climate. the roads and infrastructur

lars bloom managed to nav kate the cobble to take a victory, and vin chenso nibali strengthed his chances for victory by finish well. choke out aljazeera.com/sport - there's details on how to get in touch with the team using twitter and facebook. that's it for me. >>> thank you farah. >>> a study in the u.k. revealed that cooling babies who suffered a traumatic lack of oxygen during birth can reduce brain damage, reducing hypothermia can stop the brain cells dying much simon mcgregor-wood explanation. >> reporter: when a baby is starved of oxygen at birth, results can be catastrophic. brain cells die leading to damage and companies like cerebral palsy. cooling the babies birth limits the damage. 325 oxygen stafbed babe -- starved babies from split into groups much one group had texture reduced to 35.5 degrees september grate for 72 hours. 51.7% had an iq of 85 and above. within normal range, compared to 39.4% of those that didn't get the special treatment. the study found the benefits extended until the child was 7 or 8. >> he had effects. the effects on the brain tissue and cells was dra

annual induction took place, and welcomed six members, sluger it frank thomas, tom gavin, managers tony laruso and others. thousands of fans were in coopers town for the ceremony. yesterday there was an event in denver, baseball had a treat for fan, it the didn't go as planned. >> it's spelt wrong. there's a, "t" missing. >> spelling counts. especially a jersey honouring your best player. the rockies handed out 15,000 t-shirts, but they left out the "t" in the last name pt the team will order new shirts and exchange them and get a free ticket to another game. >>> ahead, find out how you ka see the security lines at the airport and earn cash. >>> and a unique spin on art. that is coming up on al jazeera america. >>> it's been more than a year since edward snowden's dramatic leaks about the n.s.a.'s proum. he was given asylum in washington after leaking his documents. this week on thursday, asylum papers expire. he's asking for a year's extension. what impact did the releases that snowed n make, what -- snowden make, what impact did it have and what challenges has he made. that in "the week a

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new tools, some of which congress funded cdc to expand the use of called advance mode less can you lar detection which allow us to sequence the genomes of microbes in real-time. it's teaching us new things about the microbes that are helpful as well has harmful. for cdif new treatment pros avoiding microbes that fight against cdif as a way of battling microbes. after all, if you go back to the first drug developed against tuberculosis, sheldon waxman and his graduate stunt figured out that there had to be things in nature that fought tuberculosis. otherwise you would have tuberculosis every where. they went into the soil of staten island and figured out there were bacteria there that produced chemicals that killed the tuberculosis bacteria. so there are ways we can use fire to fight fire, if you will. >> can the cdc or the hhs take any regulatory steps to enforce responsible use of antibiotics in hospitals? >> we have to work in collaboration with the health care system. one of the biggest challenges for public health in the coming years is that integration of public health and clinica