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le programme may be over. the conversation continues, we want to hear about the issues. log on to facebook, send us your thoughts on twitter. see you for the n "inside story" in washington. i'm ray >> we are going to break away from our regular programming to bring you a live event. i want to take you live to virginia, 20 miles of washington, d.c the president set to address the shortcomings in care for u.s. veterans he is preparing to sign into law a bipartisan measure. you see the desk there off to the right of our screen. that is where he will sign that into law. now that will give the department of veterans affairs authority to hire thousands of doctors and healthcare workers. now the bill is also going to make it easier to fire the senior level veterans affairs officials who have judged to be

i think we are looking at the bay of pigs when you have le may saying hit them.bama saying, they will be there when we leave. there are problems. you don't get rid of someone because you don't like them this the middle east. >> it sounded like that. dech dempsey, hagel, kerry, their hair is on fire. they are saying this is an imminent threat we have to deal with. we have to crush them, destroy them. that means going into syria. so one did expect the president to say, okay, the outlines, here is what we're going to do or something. he said, we don't have a strategy yet. >> what do you make of that admission? >> well. >> say the herd, the pack went after him. >> i got phone calls after that saying, what the president meant to say -- >> from the white house. >> exactly. it sounded like -- >> i will make the point in my own little way at the end of the show. >> agree with you now. >> i think presidents whether it's eisenhower when we kept us from using a nuclear weapon like nixon wanted to do and kennedy with the bay of pigs saying, wait a minute, i'm not getting dra

le programme may be over. the conversation continues, we want to hear about the issues. log on to facebook, send us your thoughts on twitter. see you for the n "inside story" in washington. i'm ray suarez. been >> the treatment at the water facility is a band-aid just to the patients. the lake is not at healthy as it should be. >> correspondent lori jane gliha discovers there's more to it. an in depth report on what poisoned the water and why the risk is likely to spread. >>> also tonight the guns stay silent in gaza. questions about its future.

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le. >>> a canadian woman may make you feel a little lazy, she is 101 years old, she is still in a throwingpetition. the 55 plus games are going on right now in canada. next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the accuweather forecast, stay with us, we'll be right back. >> one final check of weather this morning. >> reporter: we have a nice one today, comfortable temperatures, highs in the low 80s, you'll see a decent amount of sunshine, tomorrow, hot, humid, temperatures in the 90s, feels-like temperatures 95 or 9 of that continues through labor day. chance of a pop-up thunderstorm late sunday and again on labor day. the muggies hang around right through wednesday. funny we have, one, two, three, four days of 90 plus heat. him we only had two this entire months and we're moving into september. >> have you ever been so astonished by your good looks, you don't recognize your reflex. the cat in this video has? watch what happens? # just ennammerred, can't stop looking as himself. time stops and everything disappearance and all that exists is a cat and his amazing reflection.

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today that the president or that the white house was slow to approve the rescue mission and this may have le to not getting there on time -- may have led to not getting there on time and that the hostages were moved. do you have any indication that that was slowed down in in way? >> i don't have any such indication. as we have talked about before, attempts like this. just as critically, it takes time to be informed enough to make that kind of operation. intelligence is often laird over time. like you guys working with sources, you build a picture over time from many different vehicles. that is the way intelligence works, and that is the way it worked in this rescue attempt. i think chairman dempsey said it well yesterday. that there was a lot of planning and effort went into it. onsite, we had indication that they had actually been at that site. when they were moved, we don't know. but to say it was slow-footed or down in a ham-fisted manner, or that it was an intel failure i think does a disservice to the immense amount of work and the courageous decision it was to move forward to make the

. >> 6 months yeah. , this le legislation took fiscal in the mild middle of may so we're looking at really well into the end fof the year before we get to the 6 m months. >> let's say around january. >> rig >> right. >> is tlhere a feeling there's only one permit code is it an educational things are people redundant reluctant is there anything we can do why this is not happeni g happening. >> the public wants to weigh what's happening they need to weigh and because you'll increase the property tax and under rent control. and also i remember right confronting there's a pan app c application and i go to see the that an >> right there is 10 applications by only one permit issued. and the way the legislation is s set up people haare supposed to engage if n the program to make sure this is a legal unit and then they'll able to come to our technical staff and talk about what does this mean in terms of making those changes and even getting a ball park idea of costs. so it kcould be that we're stil very much in the information gathering stage it has not been out there 2 months at this point so i d

hurricane cristo bringing high surf and dangerous rip currents to theas seaboar youe log at cape may, new jeryt now. a le picture from there. that s is a category one hurran meaning it has winds up to 74 miles an hour rit now e or is not expected to make landl but it will cause dangou beach conditions at placese ocean city this weekd. so you headed to ocean city ft holiday, there are new safety rules to tell you abo morning. on tues an 18-year-old from mansa pulled under by a strri cnt there. eveos being told to stay out tte when lifeguards are on duty. even expeend swimmers will have a problem with these strong water condion >> we people to keep their feet it sa until the lifua is in the stand. remembo relax, let people know that u need help. swimal fhe leng of a backyard pool and try to get up he beach at that point. >> to avoid being caught in a rip current, lifeguards do not want y going in any deeper than y knees. amese joining us now. you' listening to these wars. peopled to be thinking aut thian paying attention. >> the news is if you followth lifeguards and offialsaying, the storm is really havin

le prosecutors say he falsified records to say his company performed millions of dollars of roadside may not that never happened. he is accused of bribing penndot official of keeping quiet. they were released on $50,000 bail. neevment detectiving division is looking for the man seen in the surveillance video. he and another man broke into the stop and shop in the early hours of july 12th. once inside, they stuffed their pockets with lottery tickets and cigarettes and the other worked as a look out. if you have any information, call police. >> good news is expected when the labor department releases the jobs report. that's may not be enough to off set the dismissal performance >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this friday, august 1. we're following breaking news. >> gunshots rang out in the middle of a burglary call in northeast philadelphia. breaking details in a live report. >> developing right now, the meeft cease-fire -- middle east cease-fire looks like is though it's already broken. >> hundreds of employees in philadelphia schools are wondering about their jobs now that

le running for cover. this following reports someone may have thrown a molotov cocktail at police.uation spiraling out of cj effect for a second night. the ongoing outrage in this community, sparked by the shooting death of an unarmed week. during a raly, the captain in charge of keeping the peace shared his sympathy with michael brown's parents. >> i wear this uniform. and i stand up here and say that i'm sorry. >> reporter: the officer who killed brown, darren wilson, shown in this facebook photo is still in hiding as the investigation continues. with protesters saying they won't back down on their demands. >> i know this is going to at least until an arrest is made. that's the primary reason why we are out here protesting. >> reporter: here at the police command center officers are still standing by with riot geac that is still developing. devin, michelle. >> marci glad you are staying safe tonight. one of three autopsy reports just released. what are we learning tonight? >> abc news is learning details about a (reliminary private awe temperature see thawe -- autopsy ordered by

may i just ask that we open that? mr. johnson,let let where the door was locked and the toilet when it's closed. there was no way. forget about whether there was houses in between because you can -- the shortest distance that you can scream. you can get a female to scream in that toilet, you cannot hear it at your house when she's inside the toilet. their own witness, mr. lind, contradicted that statement. now, my lady, the importance of that is that why would you put something to a witness as a fact and never brought the evidence you had at the time. now, my lady, if i -- if i read this, and when i listen to it when it happened, i thought the defense has done tests and they will come show us. know will show the court what they did. they never did, my lady. but mr. lind's evidence, in fact, contradicts that statement so, my lady, how does the court deal with that statement? just saying that this never could advance their case and it was not used because it could not. my lady, and that mr. lind -- >> well, that does it for this hour

though it may be a force but every time somebody see a get someone,le to to get my brother, to shoot him somebody a to deny certain type of right, you know, then, you know, so i'm saying didn't carry over to moral, did phase into degree. to a it's more or less like if somebody could take a pot shot at you. there are 300 million people some of themry and are not on the straight and narrow and some of them don't care what the law is and some of those people who don't care what is in the past some of them have been governors and that's part of the price that we society.ving in a free >> i had a wonky question. passedv. ferguson was well after the 14th and 15th amendments that sort of ensured personal civil rights. how much of the legal strategy and hamilton was built around the unique nature and the sort of regressive nature of that awayion that was taking rights that nominally existed? >> plessy was the big mountain had to climb. the means by which they were means byget there, the which they got there was the 14th amendment which guaranteed, no state shall violate the rights of an indi

le. >>> we begin with the weather. flash flooding left quite a mess behind. there are more storms headed our way now. >> right now, things look dry on our live city cam. that may not be the case for long. let's head straight to storm center 4. veronica johnson is keeping an eye on the radar. what's going on? >> keeping my eye on the last line moving through our area in the next couple of hours for most of us. let's look. we are not going to see any widespread flooding. we'll see scattered showers and isolated storms. took the radar loop to this morning. we have been inundated with rain. now the last line right here coming through areas down through shenendoah. there is lightning with it now. that's expected to make it into areas like big meadows, madison and waylands mill. eventually the whole line comin. close to four inches. wells corner, five and a half. yes, we could pick up another quarter inch of rain, maybe even a half inch in some locations. that's why the flash flood watch continues until 2:00 a.m. what you can expect for the morning rush. i will have it in a few. >> we continue our coverage now with jackie benson where rescue crews were pulling peopl

the sls may thereof have lucked out on the location on the in order end of the strip, because the cool factor bay le shifting to zappos ceo spinning a run sawn, in fact occupancy rates and revenue per room is growing faster this year downtown than on the strip. >> rear so the is opening a $4 billion project. it's real xriting. >> literally since we broke ground here at the sahara, there's been over $10 billion of investments that have gone on into the ground right around us. >> it's complementary capacity. >> he says it's complimentary, because he thinks the eclectic club feel will work nicely with these properties coming in. and guys, next how, in an exclusive, sam nazarian will join us on "closing bell." >>> let's check in on metals. we have gold price closing right now. palladium hitting a new record today. let's check in on the bond markets. let's check in on the ten-year yields, and we're not going anywhere today. in fact, not much movement across the bond space. that's your bond report today. i'm going to send it back to you, tyler. >>> thank you, susan. so-call tax inversion deals have become

prosecuted like at les miserables somebody steals a cigarette and suddenly they're getting shot for shot right well i want to dig down into something pick your brain a little because it may covering the crime on wall street now wall street crime reporter for a number of years you've got an appreciation for how these things work. the cost of these militarized police forces in these towns is enormous force so i can just imagine that. the way that the going to pay for all this is they're going to bundle all this up as a crime for. terrorist prevention gone already sick like all this in ferguson's got all the quickness oddly propane for all that right well they probably leapt on the money right and then we're going to repackage all those loans and swap it out or pop it out rachel just like i know this kind of free styling a bit but the bike touching on a chord here can you kind of riff on this all of course i mean just think about it in terms of but jefferson county alabama what happened there the you know the towns ordered by the federal government to build a new sewer system they designed one for two hundred fifty million dollars local graft turns it into a three billion d

prosecuted like at les miserables somebody steals a cigarette and suddenly they're getting shot for shot right well i want to dig down into something pick your brain a little because it may covering the crime on wall street now wall street crime reporter for a number of years you've got an appreciation for how these things work. the cost of these militarized police forces in these towns is enormous force so i can just imagine that. the way that the going to pay for all this is they're going to bundle all this up as a crime for. terrorist prevention bomb ready see like all this at ferguson's got all this equipment suddenly paying for all that right well they probably left on the money right and they're going to repackage all those loans and swap it out or opt out rachel just like i know this kind of free styling a bit but the bike touching on a chord here can you kind of riff on this all of course i mean just think about it in terms of like jefferson county alabama what happened there the you know the towns ordered by the federal government to build a new sewer system they designed one for two hundred fifty million dollars local graft turns it into a three billion dollar

prosecuted like at les miserables somebody steals a cigarette and suddenly they're getting shot for shot right well i want to dig down into something pick your brain a little because it may covering the crime on wall street now wall street crime reporter for a number of years you've got an appreciation for how these things work. the cost of these militarized police forces in these towns is enormous force so i can just imagine that. the way that the going to pay for all this is they're going to bundle all this up as a crime for. terrorist prevention bomb bracing like all this in ferguson's got all this equipment suddenly propane for all that right well they probably left on the money right and then we're going to repackage it all those loans and swap it out or pop it out rachel just like kind of this kind of free styling a bit but the mike touching on a cord here can you kind of riff on this all of course i mean just think about it in terms of but jefferson county alabama what happened there the you know the towns ordered by the federal government to build a new sewer system they designed one for two hundred fifty million dollars local graft turns it into a three billion

prosecuted like at les miserables somebody steals a cigarette and suddenly they're getting shot for they get shot right well i want to dig down into something pick your brain a little because it may covering the crime on wall street now wall street crime reporter for a number of years you've got an appreciation for how these things work. the cost of these militarized police forces in these towns is enormous force so i can just imagine that. the way that the going to pay for all this is they're going to bundle all this up as a crime for. terrorist prevention gone already sick like all this at ferguson's got all this equipment suddenly paying for all that right well they probably leapt on the money right and then we're going to repackage all those loans and swap it out or pop it out rachel just like kind of this kind of free styling of it but the bike touching on a cord here can you kind of riff on this all of course i mean just think about it in terms of like jefferson county alabama what happened there the you know the towns ordered by the federal government to build a new sewer system they designed one for two hundred fifty million dollars local graft turns it into a three billi

tracker 6, mostly cloudy skies you may see a peek or two of sun it's not going to be a completely cloudy day, whatever sun you do see later on it will be limited. levernight tonight cloudy skies there could patchy fog out there and we'll do it all over tomorrow, minus the heavy morning rain. tomorrow we'll feature ancient clouds and pop-up shower or thunderstorm. one of the storms could produce drenching downpours, today and tomorrow not looking like a watch. it's a weekend where you need to keep an eye to the sky. big race week in the poconos. sprint cup series continues. 69 degrees today, there could be a shower from time to time, but for the most part afternoon is dry. 72 tomorrow. for the jersey shore, it's not looking like a pretty weekend for the folks wanting to get their tan on on the beach. 76 degrees, winds out of the east at 10 to 20 miles per hour. tomorrow, muggy, thunderstorms, 77 degrees, maybe a little bit of sunshine on sunday, but limited. cloudy, spotty shower in philadelphia, 79 degrees is the forecasted high. overnight tonight a stray shower possible. 64 in the crowd lying suburbs, 68 in center city. if you're heading to the m

police also say ramirez may have visible injuries to his face, his shoulder, and his hands from his struggle with the woman. if you have seen him, you are asked to call police. at the le desk, i'm scott mcfarland. >> thank you, scott. >>> george washington university's former president is getting a lot of buzz on-line for some controversial remarks he made this week. dr. steven trackenburg appeared on the diane ream show while discussing the topics of fraternities and sororities. the issue of sexual assault came up. here's what he had to say. >> without making the victims responsible for what happens, one of the groups that has to be trained not to drink in excess are women. part of the problem is you have men who take advantage of women who drink too much, and there are women who drink too much. we need to educate our daughters and our children on that regard." >> now, following a viewer phone call the doctor said later he did not anticipate his comments to be taken so literally. >>> after more than seven hours just last night, the debate continued about plans to build a firing range near sugarloaf mountain in maryland. the facility would be located about ten miles s

may who would a dream team of n.b.a. players consist of if you were able to make your own team dream team asking roberts and. larry bird shaquille o'neal michael jordan and tim duncan le bron yet. i mean yeah game of if you only new member the first year you have a kist. i do always or name i name is considered and we was in in queens it was in queens or way i was fifteen years ago it was find out what happened to her yeah we got the kids together. first girl you kids there wow you took that far yeah. toughest player to defend toughest player to defend for me was a colby because he has every move people get mad because they say there is better le bron's better or kobe is absolutely amazing best all around team mate yeah i mean really yeah and that's going to head a shame baddie and going to derek fisher which is a hard thing to do was special about yummy yummy was superstar one of the biggest superstars ever in the n.b.a. probably the biggest and the most humble is guy i've ever met like this so down to earth never seen a security guy. after his little truck now escalate i don't even know the name of the truck that he had had the tons of money that everything the team

le castro of deal news says a pattern emerge. >> retailers always release a bunch of coupons as a first of the month and they last throughout that entire month. these maynot be the the best offers that the the store or the least taylor, are offering. the shorter period of time that they released a coupon for usually translates to bet savings. >> reporter: while many rotate offers on a weekly basis. >> we have noticed 2459 start of the week, particularly on sunday is the highest volume of when retailers release their coupons. >> reporter: over past two years deal news also found that october and august had the highest number of active coupons. >> for august that is because there is a combination of, back to school sales and end of sum are clearance offers. >> reporter: many retailers offer coupons and coupon codes, exclusively customers on their mailing list. while eliminating searching around i do suggest if you do sign up use a separate e-mail account so you down get hit with junk mail. for more information and check out list of the dop 15 stores offering coupon codes on line, including kohl's and macy's visit cbs philly.com and follow me on facebook

clouds out there, you may see breaks a little bit of sunshine, but for the most part it's a cloudy day from this point on. future tracker 6 shows that little disturbance closing in. le later on 5:00, 6:00 p.m., the suburbs will see the pop-up showers or thunderstorms. doesn't look like the city or south jersey will see anything from this feature. the northwestern suburbs you guys will see heavy downpours later on. 8:00 p.m. this evening, you can see the heavy showers and thunderstorms north and west of the city. if you're traveling into beth home for the -- bethlehem for the musikfest there could downpours around, make sure you have an umbrella with you maybe a poncho because it looks like there could showers out there. monday we'll start out with a combination of sun and clouds, once again it will be sticky out there, there could be that chance of a shower or thunderstorm. but it doesn't look like it's going to be as widespread as what we've been dealing with over the last couple of days. look at the rainfall totals, doesn't look like much south and east of the city, when you get underneath those storms you could see anything from an inch to an inch and a quarter.

le -- 8:27. shocking tweets made by a teacher that some say are a threat to students. >> you may have those feelingsd to put those out there like that. >> coming up, the action being tangen and why some students came to her defense. >>> many people getting ready to hit the road. what's expected to make this the busiest labor day weekend in six years. >>> it may feel like a million people on 280 right now getting out of daly city. but 280 in san jose, that looks good getting up to highway 17. we have a mixed bag when it comes to this morning's commute. >>> even if you have a little sun, we are about to go cloudy to mostly cloudy. a little bit of a westerly breeze equals a cooler friday forecast. we'll show you how much. bulldog: you don't need to camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself. get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. not to labor the point, but this sale ends monday. ♪ mattress discounters >>> good morning. welcome back. we're fooling right now developing news -- following right now developing news in san francisco. a traffic mess. a crash on northbound 101 mixed

le met judd ask, as people are wonder, whether you can see season -- but also if there's pressure from washington, i understand that a lot of republicans may maybe gains in the mid terms that could protect the existence of this kind of structure, but there has been pushback about anything that lowers the tax bills, whether it's inverting or outvertebraing. what is your response? >> the first question is on the sustainable. you have about a 5% payout, and those dividends are growing, call it 6% to 8% goods forward. we have good visibility into that growth continuing, so not just a question of sustainable, but growth, and there's a lot of visibility. there's a tres amount being built to mean the demands from the producing community. >> that's what raises the second issue, which is as more of this compare comes on and this asset class grows, is the u.s. treasury going to lose out, because it's being funneled to investors. >> great questions, we get that one a lot. the trend has been to make more things qualifying income rather than less. recently senator kuhn has proposed the parity act which would make renewal assets, so between that and the

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may have spared the state from a direct hit. this morning hawaii is sizing up the damage caused by ivl le yesterday a flash flood watch is set to 30 minutes the first of back to back storm was weak earthen first feared. iselle downed trees, caused power outages but there was no major damage. >> lot of wind. lot of rain. trees are cracking. >> one issue complicating the issue is the primary election. officials said they would extend voting hours hours and have generators if needed. hawaii is now bracing for julio but the storm is expected to pass tomorrow. about 200 miles northeast of the island. >>> a couple have made a new world record rowing about 2400 miles across the pacific ocean. husband and wife team started their trip on june 16th. they finished in 45 days. 15 days earlier than their goal. they arrive at the beach a week ago and were back in marin on wednesday. their trip raised more than $100,000 for the nonprofit institute for responsible nutrition. >> police in western washington are investigating the death of a 6-year-old girl. the body of the little girl was found thursday near the park where she lived. she was las

le palestinian health authority tells us there are at least 35 people dead in hospital, and they say there mayt there in the combat zone, they simply can't get to them. i say gatt zone they believe this shelling took place at a public market and the hospital entrance. it is not clear and i've not heard from the israeli military if they did target that area deliberately and also if they did target that area, is that where perhaps they believe the militants had retreated to after the earlier fire fight at the kettm shah lom border crossing which is where we understand the fire fight between hamas militants and the israeli military occurred, that is about two locations about one mile apart, kate? >> do civilians understand the cease-fire for all intents and purposes is completely over, that violence is picking back up, because they might have gone to sleep and woken up thinking that the 72-hour cease-fire was put in place. >> no, i don't think that is happening. palestinians here have been waking up very early these last few days. they were aware a cease-fire had begun around 8:00 local time. we

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