really got taken apart badly in the late ninety's nine hundred ninety nine and two thousand with graeme leach gladly which blew up the glass steagall act with the commodity futures modernization act both of which were promoted at the request of ken lay of enron and allowed the ultimately the banks to get into this derivative business and all these other things these to these too big to fail banks so and you know it crashed in two thousand and seven and instead of fixing it we just kind of threw bubble gum and bailing wire out it and that's why i suggest that it's going to that that crash has not ended yet and in fact it's going to get even worse because we're reinflating the bubble but we're.

senator leach supports the legalization of regulation of marijuana for medical use.t would be good for people with certain medical conditions and generate some tax revenue. leach made his case on good day this morning while philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsay was also in the studio. he's on the other side of the issue. >> starting to find now in states that have legalized it that it's very difficult to control. the edible version is being put in gummy bears, being put in brownies. kids are getting a hold of. >> we want to tightly regulated mark. we want to make sure kids aren't getting. we want to make sure when you get it you know what you're doing so it's done in save and responsible manner. >> medical marijuana is currently legal in 20 states including new jersey. >>> you've heard some of the stereotypes, right? women never forget. men we don't listen. we also have an edge when it comes to math. that's what they say. >> this is true. never forgetting a bad thing or good thing. it depend on the circumstance, right? still to come the new brain science th

believed that knowledge is worth acquiring and that the scientific method is superior to superstition and leachraft. oh, garcon! bring us pasteurized milk and vaccines so we can all live past the age of 30! la-dee-daa! (cheers and applause) nation, it's clear what's going on here. the president has senioritis. he's in the last two semesters of his presidency, and he's totally checked out. tossing back beers, late night bull sessions with friends, traveling across europe, and it's a huge mistake, sir. it may seem like fun to take some time off and find yourself abroad, but, trust me, it never works out the way you hope it will. you're traveling around with your buddy -- let's call him ted -- and you know, you get stuck for 12 hours on the border between france and italy because of a rail strike, and you don't have any money for food, all you've got are two bottles of wine, but no wine opener, but you meet two cute girls from the rhode island school of design in the next car who do have a corkscrew and you spend all night drinking with no food, so all four of you are feeling pretty good and decid

their opposition to officials with the golden gate bridge national recreational area that bans off leachng at four spots in san mateo county. san francisco and marin counties are already on record as opposing the plan. >> if if you are in san francisco portrero, spotted under the deck of a home at 25th and rhode island streets, the wildlife emergency services are working to catch this critter but how did it get here? they usually live in the sierra and can hitch a ride to lower elevation. >> i see them hitchhiking to the bay area. >> kind of cute. >> how is the forecast? >> you can see the camera bouncing. we have a breeze. temperatures in san francisco are 56 degrees. in oakland it is 57. vine in san carlos. upper 50's for the south bay. half moon bay is 55. we wake up to fog and low clouds. the rest of california everything is cooling down. it will ramp up as we hit the weekend. we are 10 in palm springs. 105 in fresno and 52 in eureka. we are going to talk about remark and see what is happening, eastbound side of the bay bridge with a project here at the toll plaza. it should be picke

. >> the shark jumped right in front of the swimmer, just leached out of t-- leaped out oe water. nobody saw it. >> the injuries are not life-threatening. it was a single bite to the chest area. he was treated by manhattan beach paramedics and transported to harbor ucla. >> reporter: great white sightings have been a daily occurrence in manhattan bay. a surfer recorded this last month. i asked the lifeguard captain if the fishermen were trying to intentionally trying to reel in great white sharks. >> the fisherman was using bait, salmon and anchovy. >> that was reggie kumar reporting. the beach was closed tor several hours after the attack and back open for tomorrow. >>> coming up next at 11:00, the chp is investigating one of their offer after video showing an officer beating someone mercilessly. what the victim's family has to say about this. >>> and a bay area bank robber with a unique fashion sense. details on the search for this guy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >>> a bay area bank robber with a style all his own. burlingame polic

he turned his love of the fab toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.s happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> good morning, at the bay bridge eastern span is a little bit foggy and drizzley but not to the degree of yesterday. we will check with leyla gulen watching roads and the weather. >> the median price for a single family home or condo in san francisco hit $1 million for the first time in june. according to the stats this is the first type, the result of limited inventory and cash buyers willing to pay anything to get into the market. many are technical workers with i.p.o. money but the hope for buyers is the home price appreciation is throwing for the bay area region the median price in union was $618,000. >>the drought is leading to a new restriction in yosemite, camp fires are banned below 6,000'. the national park service says rainfall has been below normal and they trying to reduce a chance of the fire in the driest areas. campfi

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> israeli military is preparing for a "significant expansion" of the ground operations against gaza militants. this is a quote from prime minister binyamin netanyahu who say the troops must deliver a blow to the hamas tunnel network. a negotiating session involving israeli and hamas officials led nowhere and israel moved tanks can troops into gaza after 10 days of airstrikes that fail to stop hamas rocket fire on israeli cities. more than 240 palestinians have been killed isn't the fighting began. >> a body was discovered in the area of the fire burning in shasta county, officials say the remains are found on wednesday near a home where the 11,000 wildfire started on friday. officials say the victim was trying to flee when he died. the 37-year-old sp

missiles after which we started looking for our children some were dead others wounded ambulances arrived leach took four to six people we reached the hospital and then here where we look for our children it took four hours to find my son. one hospital room and one entire family caught up in a war from which they couldn't escape. eleven years old was one of those pierced by multiple pieces of shrapnel this family are one among over one hundred thousand who are currently sheltering with the u.n. we have informed these are the. twelve times in full of ok jeans about this is school about it's a place how many people what is going on there the g.p.s. and everything the last time it was ten fifty five we call them and we ask them to give us a window of time so we can evacuated the displaced people who want to from them to be displaced. but the. fourteen year old fatima was in less pain than her sister. let's forgive the lawyer said i was hallucinating and terrified is a subset of the thinking of my father and screaming for my sisters and brothers i was afraid of what could have happened to them and

really got taken apart badly in the late ninety's nine hundred ninety nine and two thousand with graeme leach gladly which blew up the glass steagall act with the commodity futures modernization act both of which were promoted at the request of ken lay of enron and allowed the ultimately the banks to get into this derivative business and all these other things these to these too big to fail banks so and you know it crashed in two thousand and seven and instead of fixing it we just kind of threw bubble gum and bailing wire out it and that's why i suggest that it's going to that that crash as not ended yet and in fact it's going to get even worse because we're reinflating the bubble but we're not fixing the structure and when it does crash i. pick twenty sixteen because i think. the president nobody wants to be you know crash to happen on their watch and so the fed the white house and everybody you know they're going to do everything they can to hold that off as long as they can so if ever two thousand and sixteen looks likely to me but george bush was trying to hold off until november of two t

. >> ceo brian leach says shoppers that go to his app before going to the store, our viewers earn $5very time they use our app, here is how it works -- >> you unlock savings by taking a few seconds to learn about products, you may read a recipe or fact or answer a poll question, you buy the products and take a picture of your receipt, we send you cash. users have been paid nearly $8 million since it started a year ago. and you can charge it back through social networking. >> they become members of your team and based on what your team earns, you get extra bonuses crash. best of all, you'll fine cash back offers on all sorts of items are you probably already buying. these are staple items, 25 cents back on milk, bread and eggs. its available for iphone and android, and once you start saving yourself, you can start the social networking thing and help your friends save money as well. >> that is it for "action news" at 4:00. wo3o3 >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. the holiday weekend

for example, we are buying up most of the bread in gaza which is leaching public markets short and we still don't have enough for displaced that we and the partnership for world food program are trying to provide for. water is a huge challenge. these shelters, these are schools, not designed to be shelters. they have no shower facilities, they have inadequate washing facilities. this displacement is going on too long and we have very serious concerns about public health in the schools. we are able to get enough potable water into the schools so people have enough drinking water. we are having trouble keeping up with nonpotable water for personal hygiene we are bringing in lice shampoo and other incidence of scai scabes. some of these people have been in shelters for weeks. based on historical patterns, there was no reason to believe we would be displaced this long. when the powerpoint was attacked yesterday, it is going to be out of commission for perhaps a year. most of gaza is now without any power which means they're without any water, because most of the water is pumped. large sca

coaches leach advanced football topics such as the cover 2 defense and the inside fly rule. not all are pleased. it is singling out women as if they can't do thing. it is hard to articulate aside from the fact that it was a cute pat on the head. we will teach you how this sport works. the lgbt group says for women should be dropped because men get benefit from the class as well. no one has protested the school's soccer 101 for dogs. >> that was an ugly kid. i hate when a person pretends that there is a cute dog. andrew, shouldn't they rename the class like they said. just rename the class so they can keep it? >> just call it football 101? >> football for people who don't get it. i get annoyed with how hipocritical this is. you know it was a feminist who started the class. what guy says you know what would make football more fun? our girlfriends. i wish our girl friends could watch with us. let's make a class so that would happen. no. you know a woman started it. don't take it out on on us. you know there was never a complaint so you know the people complaining are not partic

the proposal would batch off leach dog walking in four are already on record as opposing the dog walkingrictions. >> in san francisco, watch out for a special animal spotted undeck of a home near 25th and rhode island street. it looks like this. wildlife emergency services is working to cash the critter but want to know how it got here. they live in the sierra but can hitch rides to lower elevations. >> cute but small. >> i wouldn't pick it up. >> no way. no, no, no, no, and not in this heat. if you are traveling across california, expect triple digits including palm springs still 110 degrees and 105 in fresno and 66 in monterey and pretty low, below average for the next couple of days, hing steady. in the mid-50 for san francisco and the rest of the bay area is in the mid-to-upper 50's and possible 60s including 62 in tracy. we have an accident out of tracy 580 to grand line road involving a motorcycle of the it is sometime blocking one lane. that is causing quite the back backup. away from tracy and beyond scene of the accident there is yellow there and the traffic is starting to dissi

. >> rose: gerald leach is -- levin is here. he is form ce holt of time/warner. in 2000 he was a key force in the merger between time/warner and america on-line. that deal was valued at a stunning $350 billion. .com bust and a clash of corporate cultures lead to the swept resignation of the shareholder value. he left time/warner in 2002. he is currently presiding director of moonview sanctuary founded by his wife dr. lori ann levin. i'm pleased to have him backer in this program. give me a sense how you saw jerry levin as the ceo of time/warner. who was that guy. >> that guy was conflicted and had several components. one was i did want through storytelling and the traditions at the combined really impact people. but at the same time in order to succeed and get to that position, i had to reconstruct this wall to keep everything that was inside of me private. and i had to be some somewhat n isolation booth kind of like superman. i walk into a board meeting i need an answer on wall street, walking into a presentation i needed to answer questions, financial questions

ironically more mexicans are leaching the country this country now to go back to mexico than coming the other way. i'll say again what i just said. we cannot and should not do this alone. this is not all on america. this needs to be a shared responsibility with the governments of these through three countries with all of our partners in the region including mexico and colombia. other with other stakeholders including the development banks, private sector, nonprofits and institutions of faith. $300 million, mr. president, in this emergency supplement is a down payment on what will need to be a long-term commitment to our neighbors in the region. this cannot be one and done. if we're serious about addressing the surge we'll need to do more and, frankly, so will others and i would underline so will others. finally based on what i have seen and heard, mr. president, solving this crisis requires a holistic approach and the factors pulling them to our borders. we turn our backs on these countries i'm convinced we will be back here 10 years dealing with another expensive humanitarian crisis on

. >> the voice you were hearing is pennsylvania state senator leach is now back from colorado himself and is leading the charge to legalize at least medical marijuana in pennsylvania. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> so just medical marijuana is what you're bringing up. >> i actually have a bill for medical and what they call adult use. they are two separate issues. i think we'll have medical marijuana pass by the end of this year which is very important because a lot of sick people will benefit from it. >> if you bring you will medical marijuana what's the vote going to be? >> it's about 45 to 5. 85% of pennsylvanians support this. >> and the governor kind of agrees now? >> the governor conceptually has said he's looking at it, but he's still an impediment to this. he wants to do a very limited thing that's not going to get most people the medicine they need. we need the bill that i introduced, 1182, which is going to get anyone who needs it, anyone who has a doctor, doctors are on the hook for this. >> are you going to get the vote by the end of the week? >> when we go back.

represents a decades' worth of efforts and i believe we'll finally achieve the goals laid out in gramm-leach-bliley. some would argue it would diminish states rights, but in this case i believe they're wrong. let me take a minute and talk about how this amendment protects states rights. under this amendment, states would retain all authority to license their own resident agents and brokers. the association would be required to notify states when agents and brokers apply for membership, letting the states notify narab of any reason that membership should not be granted to a producer. states will also have significant control over narab. the nonprofit association would be governed by a board of directors dominated by state insurance regulators and chaired by a state insurance regulator. and most importantly, narab deals only with marketplace entry and would not impact the day-to-day regulation of insurance. states will maintain exclusive controlling over the regulation of the marketplace activities, the civil protection requirements, unfair trade practices and other important areas. under this bill,

like lead-based paint or importantly dumps from prior decades that have been covered over but are leaching everything from low level raid y -- radioactive waste to toxic pollutant that was been buried there for years and people are living right next door, sometimes on top of, the these situations, it's unbelieve nble highway, it is amazing how many toxic sites have to be cleaned up and it's not the only place. if you look at maps across our country of ain tended environmental cleanups it is staggering and it's important to see who lives on top of or next door to these places. through education about the importance of environmental sustainability, we can promote a broader understanding of science and how citizens could improve their own surroundings. america has to behave differently in 20 -- differently in 2014 than we did in 1900 or 1950 or 1980. funds that would be awarded to this important cause would increase youth involvement in stem fields and promote clean energy, weatherization, cleanup and would provide protection to our most vulnerable groups. this program provides better access

that's a little toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.s happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> this morning on "world news now" -- burning up. the challenging fire fight in the mountains of california as crews try to stop the flames from destroying a national treasure. >>> water shoots from a broken pipe at ucla, threatening the campus with millions of gallons of water. the rescues and the costly damage. >>> trouble on the tracks. two women caught in a life-or-death situation on the railway. the disturbing pictures, their last minute decision and the warning for everyone. >>> and celebrity scuffle involving justin bieber and an a-list actor. how this high-profile dispute started. that's in "the skinny" on this wednesday, july 30th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good wednesday morning. i'm devin dwyer. >> good morning, i'm reena ninan. >> everybody talking about this little scuffle with the biebs

i know, obviously, mika, leach may disagree on the level of gun control but it seems that is rahm emanuel'slegislation in the country and yet this continues. as al said, there seems to be a re disconnect in that city and they are not able to come together the way d.c. has come together and new york city has come together and bigger cities than chicago have come together. >> we will broaden the conversation with this next story. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is keeping up a whirlwind schedule across the country. this gets to guns. he stopping in iowa and nashville and idaho the coming weeks. yesterday he was put on defense while at home for not meeting with family members of the victims of the sandy hook shooting who were advocating for strict gun laws. chris christie said meeting with the families would be hypocritical. he had already decided to veto a gun bill in new jersey reducing the size of legal ammo clips from 15 to ten rounds and he defended that veto as well. why ten? why not six? why not two? why not one? why not zero? why not just ban guns completely? so the logical conc

. >> i think it went the way leach predicted it would. what is your takeaway?> a significant ruling. this is a new legal precedent for the first time extending a sort of religious identity and a religious set of rights to some types of companies. some corporations. these are not churches and not religious groups but for-profit corporations. that means in lawyer land they get exceptions to laws that most people corporations and most individuals have to follow. a lot of people talk about this is religious freedom and it certainly is that. this is first and foremost a case about capitalism. if you're a normal person you don't have more rights than yesterday. for most people, it's unaffected. if you happen to operate or run a company, you have more freedom today in the sense you can can be exempt from certain laws in the way you run your company. >> ari, is this, at any point an extension of citizens united on supreme court fund-raising what constitutes who it get money and does it extend citizens united. >> i think in logic but not in law. the court was very caref

>> reporter: certainly leach -- >> reporter: secertainly, they y it is too soon to know that answer.lf is clearly saying they understand that people are concerned. the airline is saying over the next five days if you have a ticket, regardless of whether or not that is a refundable ticket and if you're flying some time this year, they will give you your money back because they do understand this is a stain on the company and they want to keep customers so that the airline doesn't cave. >> even though it is a government-owned and controlled airline. kyung lah, thanks so much from kuala lumpur. >> now family members and friends are remembering their loved loved ones on that flight. we will have some of their stories next. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. veggies you're cool... reworking the menu. mayo, corn dogs...you are so out of here! ahh... the co