and lars, quite frankly, they're i think fighting fire with fire.hen you have five committees that say there is no there there, there is no coverup, there was no improper behavior. >> yeah, but that was a different setup, leslie. that was a different setup. right, lars? different setup. you couldn't have witnesses together at the same time. you had different types of questioning going on. i guess that i'm wondering, though, if there's -- is there a positive for democrats than having these web sites pop up as well because is it true in your mind, lars, that democrats many times have a better messaging mechanism in place in front of stories like they appear to do today. >> they have had that because they have most of the mainstream media, other than fox and conservative talk radio out there carrying the water for them. they've been asking a question to a large extent right now and have been, as far as i'm concerned, the jv. wait until you bring in the varsity. wait until gowdy and chaffin ask real questions and taking those witnesses right into the co

lars christensen. to talk toor coming us.e could start with regulation around some of the benchmarks used in the city. we are hearing that the u.k. is going to consult on extending li bor rules. is this something we should have seen coming? the warning signs were there? >> is a dental -- general tendency that many areas get more regulated and foreign alsonge has been -- because foreign exchange has not really had as many problems as many areas. banks traded through that. but there has been wrongdoing in some of the large banks around these areas. they need to be regulated. foreign-exchange markets are well functioning and liquid. they are not the biggest problem in financial markets but things need to be done appropriately. this might result in further regulation of four and exchange markets. >> in all likelihood. that is the tendency in the world today. for exchange has been relatively light for many years. it is the way the world is going. i hope people will bear in mind that foreign exchange has worked very well and has no

in the process, lars gutow discovered that these isopods have fewer problems than many. this has to do with their specialized digestive systems. but a look at other creatures shows dramatic consequences. take gulls, for instance. scientists have examined the stomachs of dead gulls and found large pieces of plastic waste in them. some gulls simply starved to death. >> this waste accumulates in their stomachs and induces a feeling of fullness in the birds, so that they no longer feel hungry and they stop eating. >> there are projects in which scientists, activists, and even fishermen collect ocean waste. but debris left from fishing, such as nets that have been thrown overboard or lost in the water, is just part of the problem. most of the waste isn't thrown into the ocean. it drifts there from the land. 80%, according to one estimate, is carried into the oceans by rivers and the wind. there are initiatives worldwide to collect waste on the beaches before it gets into the ocean. >> we can't remove the waste that's already in the oceans. of course we can collect trash on th

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lars, what do you think?ic rantings of joe biden start sounding like the most sensible response to this, and they did yesterday, you know you're in deep trouble. as for the president, he sounded positively detached which pretty much describes the way he sounds on an awful lot of issues lately in america, and that's the problem. he communicates an incoherent message. he says on one hand they're going to destroy isis or shrink isis or keep shrinking it -- and i don't see that it's shrinking today -- or we're going to get them down to a manageable size. can somebody me what is a manageable size for a terrorist group that's taken over a piece of land as big as belgium and is cutting the heads off americans and slaughtering religious minorities? what is manageable size, mr. president? martha: you know, i think in these moments, and perhaps the reason that so many people responded to joe biden yesterday, is that he was tapping into something that people across the nation are feeling, that they want revenge, frankly

> o'malley will head to south to campaign for the st nominee for governor hel head to new hampshire laroth have early primaries in 2016. he sd he is moving forwara poss regard of whether hillary y you can say what you think about the new proposed stadium in southwest d.c. plans are in place to trade land for the place at buzzard point. d.c. united will play there. phil mend ellison is expected to be there. it's at 7:00 tonight. represens from the d.c. united folks are expected to be there. > a photo mystery that b 13 years ago after the september 11th attacks is finally solved. a massachusetts woman found this wedding photo amid the rubble at ground zero. every year since the attack she has posted it online hoping someone would claim it. the photo was retweeted 80,000 times. and on friday she received a mental on linkedin from one of the men in the photo. he said the last time he saw it was at his desk on the 77th floor of the world trade center. the two plan to meet later toda i'm sur h has a story to tell. it will be interesti what kind of emotions come back after so many years. >> th

. >> lar is here with that. you are a little fired up over it too. >> at the rate the a's are going they mayot get the wild card. chris carter is coming back to haunt them yet agai hello! i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. thank you! it is a rematch of the 2012 world series. the giants opening a weekend set in detroit. they had to conten with the tigers and mother nature. first meeting since the giants ' world seri sweep. every giant had a hit in the game. the hits just starng and crawford in the third. oblanco in 6-0 after three and then the rain stard to fall. it would stop, and they kept waiting and waiting and waiting. mo rain was coming and it never arrived. a two-hour 42 minute rain delay. don't they have doppler? the panda leaves the yard. giants win it 8

fishermen catch young eels at sea and then farmers raise them until they are lar be sold as food. chinese and taiwanese crews also fish for young eels and export most of their catch to japan. but the annual catch has been unstable. last year the amount japanese farmers could secure was 50% that of a decade earlier. that was a record low and motivated officials to take measures. experts say the decline was caused by overfishing, loss of habitat and changes in ocean currents. the switzerland-based international union for conservation of nature listed the species of facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild. >> it is my sincere hope that we will reach some certain level of agreement at this meeting so that we can start the implementation of the conservation and management effort. >> reporter: fishery officials from japan, china, south korea and taiwan are meeting in tokyo to devise measures to protect the species. the japanese representative suggested reducing the total catch by 30% from the average of the past four years. but the delegates have not yet agreed on the details

. >> i was diagnosed with stage 3 c test tick lar cancer spreading into my abdomen and chest. >> reporter: the triathlon put on hold, battled it with chemoand surgery taking a toll on the body, but determined to get healthy. >> i owe it to myself and other kaerpt patients and survivors to let them know you can be healthy and fit again. >> reporter: he started training. he joined the cnn fit nation triathlon team. over seven months, he rebuilt strength in water, on the bike, on the run and had a fundraiser in new york raising $30,000, and now he's cancer free. ready for his next triathlon this weekend with the fit nation team. >> i feel good, i feel strong. i feel like i'm ready for next week. it's exciting to just feel like me again. >> he has a reneweded determination to his cause. >> i took an oath early on that if i get through this that even if i get through the ordeal, the journey will not be over forever. >> reporter: cnn reporting. >> we are showing you live pictures right now. that is ray rice, his wife, and their children. they are actually in new rochelle, new jersey. his old hi

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

we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >>lar hearing for thursday september 18, 2014. i would like to remind members of the audio yents -- audience, the commission does not tolerate any outburst at this time. and please turn off cell phones. roll: commissioner president wu, antonini, hillis, johnson, moore, and richards. here. we do expect vice-president fong. >> item one for continuance. item 1: 2014.0377c j. speirs; 4155 575-91066 2861-2865 san bruno avenue -

the moment anything about the mountain changes, lars gets a text message, but how reliable is the system? >> nature is nature. we are never 100%, as other things. there is always come -- there's always some kind of risk, but with this knowledge, we are confident. >> if all goes well, everyone can be safe, but the village will still be destroyed. the mayor says they will have to rebuild. >> we have been there for probably thousands of years, living together with the fjords, and we believe we can still be here many thousand years ahead. >> no one knows if the wave will come in two months or 200 years, but until it does, this will remain the most closely watched mountain in europe. >> growing refugee numbers have been causing a problem in the south of europe over recent years. every month, thousands of migrants arrive in spain and on the italian coast, having missed their lives on the dangerous journey across the mediterranean sea in search of a better life in europe. most do not want to stay in italy and spain and travel onto northern europe. one group of refugees made it to the german cap

a lar legal fight is unfolding in texas. just last week, a federal judge in texas also defended a part of that state abortion law. it contains a requirement for abortion clinics for ambulatory clinics. >> one of the first phonecalls i made canceled appointments, and called back in a panic and threatened suicide. and at that point, what do you say to people? >> if the texas law had gone into effect, the state would have had seven or eight clinics all in major cities. a federal judge ruled long travel times and other impediments that women faced would have been as drastic as a complete ban on abortion. the supreme court passed roe v. wade and since then, laws have been passed about i 17 states restricting access to abortion. the future of legal abortion in states moving to limited restrictive procedure, at this time on the program, courts have stopped the laws from going into effect, most really louisiana. the arguments and strategies and future of abortion, joining u. the general relations of reproductive rights, and benjamin

the moment anything about the mountain changes, lars gets a text message, but how reliable is the system? >> nature is nature. we are never 100%, as other things. there is always come -- there's always some kind of risk, but with this knowledge, we are confident. >> if all goes well, everyone can be safe, but the village will still be destroyed. the mayor says they will have to rebuild. >> we have been there for probably thousands of years, living together with the fjords, and we believe we can still be here many thousand years ahead. >> no one knows if the wave will come in two months or 200 years, but until it does, this will remain the most closely watched mountain in europe. >> growing refugee numbers have been causing a problem in the south of europe over recent years. every month, thousands of migrants arrive in spain and on the italian coast, having missed their lives on the dangerous journey across the mediterranean sea in search of a better life in europe. most do not want to stay in italy and spain and travel onto northern europe. one group of refugees made it to the german cap

lar. >> yes. let's all grab shove else because they need help. a's sinking in the play off chase. extra inning agony. tonight in chicago for over0,000 california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >> good evening. it all seems to be going wrong for the a's right now. steam that had the best record in all of bail for so much of this summer now in a fight to hang on to wild card spot and tonight certainly didn't help. a's starting 4 game set in chicago against the white sox. they were counsel 2 nothing. top of the fifth. josh reddick. 2 run blast off of hector. next batter here it comes there it goes for jed. same spot. back-to-back jack and a's take a 3-2 lead. bottom 5 ra

journalistly the islamic state group is authentic. 31-year-old stephen sotloff was kidnapped in augusts lar year. he appeared in a video released online showing the murder of journalist james foley. >> we saw yesterday when the world bore witness to the infathommible brutality o of eyist murderers. stephen sotloff had lef left to syria to tell the story of those in the middle east. >> they're plan to go retake two key citizen cities from the islamic state group. the first objective is tikrit. 560 islamic state soldiers were killed in june. on top of the recent gains it's already made in recapturing the towns and nearby amerli where there were celebrations after pro government forces took over there on sunday. >>> we have the latest from baghdad. >> the iraqi military said it's special forces have reached the city of tikrit nearing the government building and attacking from three fronts. and no one is expecting this battle to be quick or to be easy. tikrit is one of the strongholds of the islamic state group. it was the hometown of saddam hussein, and it's where thousands young men, most of

mcdonald's donald was in arizona -- since mcdone and was in arizona for the -- since mcdone and was in lars for the game. electronics were taken. >> i just heard dogs barking. i heard there are other break- ins. >> reporter: does this make you concerned? >> yes, of course, yes. >> reporter: in august he was booked into jail on suspicion of domestic violence after his fiancee was found with visible injuries. he bail and was released that morning. he was not suspended from playing. but his arrest comes after a new policy on domestic violence and sexual assault was announced. >>> a hayward elementary school is closed as maintenance workers fix two problems. a water main break and fleas. alex savidge is live to tell us how bad the problems are. good afternoon, alex. >> reporter: tori, good afternoon. the principal said it wasn't a lot of fleas found at roos elementary but there were a handful of teachers and students who complained about being bitten. classes were canceled. the principal said that was because of unrelated flooding on campus. the fleas were first reported last wednesday. they we

as a competitive player in san francisco i like to see my hobby becoming more pob lar. we had the opportunity to speak before the commission about a month and a half ago and it's going well. the staff and management has been friendly to the pin ball community in san francisco. they welcome us, made a nice space for us in the back so we can have space by ourselves. my wife and i like to go in and enjoy a sandwich and beer on the weekends. we would like to have a tournament there occasionally, maybe four times a year if the permit comes through and if management is amenable to that and we hope the commission looks favorably on their petition. thank you. >> okay. thank you. >> [inaudible] >> got it. thank you. okay. is there any other public comment on this application? seeing none. [gavel] the matter is with the commission. do i have a motion? >> i would like to make a motion to approve the application. >> i second. >> great. on the motion to approve with the good neighbor policy. commissioner perez. >> aye. >> commissioner akers. joe disbroa. >> aye. >> commissioner lee.

a report from kagawawa near tokyo, the mountainous area is prop lar with weekend walkers. >> when itoare dealt to life t caught people by surprise. it was on the busiest times with hundreds of climbers enjoying a pretty day. >> i heard the pounding of thunder a number of times and soon after they were covered with ash, covered in white. i thought to myself, this must be serious. >> one hiker managed to capture the eruption on camera. he quickly realized he and his group were in trouble. seconds later, they were informed by the ash cloud as debris rained down on them. it's one of the most popular it plays in japan. some were trapped on the mountain overnight. >> i am so relieved. i couldn't sleep all night. >> the rescue workers, defense force personnel who were ordered to the scene by japan's prime minister. they are being met by a mountain still spewing ash. the immediate area surrounding the volcano is closed. near by towns haven't been evacuated. one of 110 active volcanos in japan and one of 47 that are under 24 hour surveillance. the last time the volcano had a major eruption wa

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believed to be in their 20's are alleged to have beaten a gay couple after a chance enchanted at chons lar and 16th street late thursday night. amateur end net detectives took the video and matched it with facebook entries to connect the group of suspects to this restaurant outing earlier that evening. it's believed to be a 25th birthday party involving archbishop wood high school alumni. a man with the twitter handle fan since 09 posted the picture and alerted police. >> 15 people, you know, when all is said and done probably had about, you know, 80,000 people looking for them. somebody knows somebody. so i kind of new we were going to solve it. >> reporter: victims say their attackers asked them whether they were quote boyfriends then shouted homophobic slurs and purged them repeated. one of the victims speaks through a jaw wired shut. >> we were going out of the dinner the two of us. having a nice night in philadelphia which we do all the time. we lived here for years and never had anything like this. i want to make sure it never happens again to anyone. >> we honestly just want these p

they may cause millions of dollars in damage to crops, the buck has been seen in santa -- this santa lara facted to arugela kale and cabbage. there is a special concern for those who done use chemicals to protect their crops. >> i am going to carefully wash my vegetables. >>> and two people crashed in the east bay, what investigators are saying about this deadly accident. >>> we have developing news, a fear destroyed three cars and there is a big question that still has to be answered. >>> things are getting more crowded in the south are bay, they still look good but it will bring us increasing clouds to the -- to the north and we'll see if it bridges us any rain this far south. 0. >>> fiery crash, it blew off the freeway and burst into flames. >>> top don't man ders will meet about -- commanders will meet and they have this new video warning of attacks on american troops.. >> the small town the weed, the reward to figure out the cause. >>> they tried a unique tactic with retrofitting and we will tell you how they shamed building owners who have not complied, that's all ahead on the ktvu

we will bring you the biggest as soon as they cross. 1.2857.lar, you can follow me on twitter. we are back in two. stay with us. >> welcome back to bloomberg -- "on the move." your looking at german manufacturing we were looking for 51.2. services is better than expected. for 54.6.oking that means the german pmi comes in at 54. mixed to say the least. hans nichols, depending on which side you are looking at, at are then expected what are you going with? >> the german numbers are a reverse of france when manufacturing surprised on the upside. on the german side, manufacturing disappointing and services surprising. the important number to zero in on is the composite number. it is expansionary territory. when you look what happened in france, they are below 50. the composite number was below expectations and it was the fifth straight month they had a slowdown urine -- slowdown. there was concern they were both slowly trickling down together. germany had negative growth rate and france stayed flat. here we are seeing a divergence story again. germany is growing and france is shrink

. >> reporter: in recent weeks radio show host lar inglam said she wished more muslim leaders would speak out. care has called isis' actions not islamic and morally repugnant and points out people who rushed to the aid of isis are not exactly on humanitarian missions. >> they're not using their passports to go help liberate people. they're catching a passport to hell. >>> tonight the pentagsaof its somalia was the leader of the al-shabaab terrorist group. the explosives hit an encampment and a vehicle last night. pentagon officials are assessing the strike and could not confirm whether the leader is dead. >>> a followup on the proposed gun range in frederick county, maryland. those against the plan declare victory tonight at a packed public hearing. the family who proposed putting a firearms training facility near sugar loaf mountain withdrew that application. the neighbors had been worried about noise and safety. there's a is run yard that hosts outdoor events -- a vineyard that hosts outdoor events nearby, a wedding venue and an equestrian center. the plan called for what it said would

and i will recommend -- actually, a book that really inspired me for the artwork is lars jonsson's birds of europe that was published in the 1990s, published in the u.s. by princeton university press. just fantastic artwork. it is not a fantastic field guide, but the artwork is

and there's news at oracle with lar larry ellison announced he'll step down as ceo. he will still play a significant role in oracle, serving as extrif chairman. for the rest of our market news, we turn to hampton pierson, live at cnbc's bureau. good morning, hampton. >> the futures are possibly higher over some relief from scotland voting to remain in the u.k. investors cheering news that fewer people filed for unemployment last week, shrugging off a disappointing drop in new home construction last month. the dow rising 109 points, the highest in a month. a lot of folks may never have heard of this company but it is set to become one of the largest i.p.o.s ever. alibaba is responsible for 80% for all online sales in in country. it is stopping at the top end of the expected range of nearly $168 billion. that's bigger than the likes of boeing and disney. and alibaba will start trading today on the new york stock exchange. today as far as traders are concerned, it alibaba's world and we are just living in it. >> for me details, hampton mentioned how large it is. it's ex

and i will recommend -- actually, a book that really inspired me for the artwork is lars jonsson's birds of europe that was published in the 1990s, published in the u.s. by princeton university press. just fantastic artwork. it is not a fantastic field guide, but the artwork is just glorious. so that -- i will recommend not for the art work and there is a newer vote -- a new but they came out this year called through birds of north america. published by princeton as well. it covers all of the species recorded in north america that are included in my book. my book covers over 800 species, that leaves out the very barest of the rare, the species that have only been recorded three or four times. so to get information on all of those, there is an excellent new book called rare birds of north america. >> so would you say basically, if i could cannot size you would be most helpful to have your guide about which for the bird watchers says okay, you want to see website things i'm not heard to identify it is such a bird, but the photographic guide also is helpful in that it looks like that. >> ye

. >> the north pole lar ice cap is in their words falling off a cliff.happen in as little adds seven years. >> sign tests say the ice cap has expanded for the second year in a row. it is now twice the size of alas alaska. they say the ice is becoming more concentrated and less dense. >> the time now is 40e minutes after the top of the hour. on alert a u.s. army post in texas stepping up security. the new concerns about terror coming across the border. >> the end of an era three atlantic casinos closing for good. we are live with what it means for the economy. >> david cameron getting tough on terrorism. he's outlining counter terrorism plans that include specific new powers for spy agents. branchs like mi 5 will be able to access more information about flight lists with hopes of making it harder for british born jihadists to travel to and from the middle east. this comes as criticism over president observe's lack of action on terrorism grows. >> we added 100 americans to that 100 canadians who would come back to the united states. i wish our president wa

the idea of bob hammer, a survivor of terse tick lar cancer. >> we've raised $1.9 billion for cancern the last few years. the bottom line is we're going to be able to send money to 21 different cancer organizations here. >> reporter: they must be jumping for joy at a big time contribution coming in. >> it is cool because now i'm getting the phone call from those organization hoping that our funds are coming. >> reporter: rory mcilroy may not have won the pga championship, but his consolation prize is a spot in the [ indiscernible ] of the weekend. billy horshel -- adam jones sent a souvenir right into your living room as this foul ball -- dad reaches over to grab the foul ball and hand it to his son, but with a hot dog in the other hand, who needs a baseball? the kid throw it's back. jimmy ward had his welcome to the nfl moment last night. he had three touchdowns including a one-handed. while datson was rising to the top floor, the defender hits the ground. there's still daylight out here. maybe i can get in another hole. >>> for news throughout the evening, kpix kpix.com. >>> have a

but be that as it may he feels that this is going to be a lar larger stale scale than normal. there will be a meeting on the 12th of october in cairo in which major donor countries will be converging there to try to raise at least $6 billion because the amount of destruction and can i catastrophe is billions of dollars. >> and before things could be rebuilt there could be more trouble. how do we address this? some donors say i don't know if there is a long-term settlement here. because clearly it is not long term. >> that's true. we need a political arrangement to be put in place. my understanding that the egyptian government might put forward the invitation to talk about all the other issues to have a sustainable cease-fire and to deal with other issues that they do not deal with the first time that they have the discussions here. now in addition to that we believe that the international community has to look at gaza as one component of the bigger picture. the bigger picture all the problems that we have including the reparted war in gaza and the catastrophes in the west bank

that's, in effect, picasso saying, "oh, yes, that's where i met her, where e was carrng th lar water jug," so to spk. and it bomes a kind of pvate emblem, in the same way th hs painted himself as harlequin, which was his own private symbolism. but there's also the language of gesture. i think of this left hand of picasso reaching around, so of behind h bk, and the gap betwn e fingertips a thlittle girl. i think that's such a wonderful emblem of the kind of emotion that picasso might have been going through with the idea of this girl having to be returned to the orphanage. the other thing about this figure is the terracotta color. 's there in the vase-- water pitcher, but it's also there in that figure, in that skirt down here. the rest of the figures don't have that quality. so that, in effect, she's added later to a certain degree, just by that shift in tonality. th's what fascinatesme about thr that, in a way, it's such a summary of the discoveries that you've made in terms of the layering, in picasso's execution of it, are, in a sense, emblematic of his development as an artist an

it's on a cellure lar level, making it interesting. one of the odd parts of the study was they found the people that exercised the most didn't do that much better. again, moderation. >> yes. it's helping to change the paradigm around what physical activity means. if you go out and get an hour of exercise, you can sit around for the rest of the day like you and i do. >> all day. >> me too. it's not about the exercise, people can be exercising, and it's about how active you are intermittently through the day. we need to make sure that we get you up, take a break. there are standarding desks that are popular, and sitting on a stability ball, a big inflatable ball can have a benefit. in the work of standing or sitting on a ball, our body has to do a bit of work that we don't pay attention to. >> that we are not doing when we sit down. a pleasure to have you with us, as always. thank you for clarifying some of this for you. >>> coming up, a huge strain of multiple deployments on military families, especially single mothers coming back from