leigh, tom brady, i am kind of surprised his image didn't suffer.in nfl you get fewer endorsements and a lot less money. his image seems fine. am i wrong? >> i think there has been a tarnishing of his image but let me say this. last year at the worst point i ever seen which was antipathy towards the leagues over ray rice, how did fans get rid of total anger to the nfl? they went to nfl games and they watched them on television. this is a dominant sport in terms of culture and entertainment. 45 million people a week play fantasy football. when i started each team realized two million dollars as their share of the national tv contract. that was back in the mid '70s. they just cash ad check for $226 million. david: wow. >> per team, per season. this is a bonanza that shows no signs of abating. david: unbelievable. dan, could it be that at the end, of this "deflategate" thing both tom brady and roger goodell are winners because the nfl is making a lot of money through roger goodell's work and tom brady is playing, making a lot of money as well, right? t

>> writing. ♪ happy birthday to you notice >> that was amber leigh reporting.he does like to write stories. >>> a lot of people are talking about an act of kindness spotted at a fast food restaurant. take a look. destiny took this photo inside a mcdonalds restaurant. she saw an employee helping a disabled man in a wheelchair to eat by cutting up his meal and feeding him after the man asked for help. she says quote here it was the kindest most humble thing i have ever seen. >> that is very sweet. >>> 4:47 is the time. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. it is friday, sal. hofully traffic isn't too bad. >> we are hoping for friday light. it doesn't always happen but right now it's light. we're off to a nice start. we're going to start in the east bay. one of the busiest freeways. we are going to go right for highway 4. if there is any slow traffic out there, it would be here. there is a little bit in antioch. it is nothing major. i would still call this a decent commute. also looking at highway 24 it looks good as you drive from walnut creek to oakland

leigh at 11:45. and del mar. at 12:25. >> pam:camden community day school will also have a shortened day tomorrow. parents can pick up their kids after 11:30. >> pam: in the east bay. the temperature soared to 101- degrees in martinez and school was still in session. >> pam: and as you might imagine. for a pair of schools with limited air conditioning. >> pam: kron 4's haaziq madyun went to class. to see what the school district did took today. to try and keep students from overheating. >> reporter:portable fans and ceiling fans are part of the make shift cooling system for students at a pair of elementary schools here in martinez >>"my concern with my grandbaby in there, is that she is going to get over heated" >>"las juntas elementary school and john swett elementary are two of our school that don't have air conditioning" >> reporter:the heatwave has prompted additional precautions says martinez unified school district spokesperson rami muth >>"what we have been doing is working with the students to make sure t

important would be to write the wrong maybe where a lot of folks who are in the confederacy just say that leigh just gave grant his sword and the president of the confederacy etc. or what would be your thoughts on that in terms of next steps? >> thank you very much. that's a very challenging question. so for me it's very important to say that there were multiple political traditions that flowed out of the moment in 1776, so from the moment of the writing of the declaration beside the beginning of an abolition movements that use the language of the declaration to make its case and he saw abolition beginning to move forward in 1780 in pennsylvania massachusetts by 1782. in the south in the not-too-distant future you have the invention of the cotton gin which entrenches slavery. up until the point of the invention of the cotton gin it was reasonable for people to believe as george washington did that's labor was on its way out so it's important to recognize actually the politics of slavery in the century have not been stable. it hasn't been one thing from the beginning all the way through so a the

. >>> now, you may remember abc 7 news reporter leigh ann leigh anne menendez about those tattered flagsport today, brand new flags are now flying at that post office this afternoon. >>> the environmental protection agency began its clean-up of hazardous waste today. a team from san francisco is on the where melanie woodrow is live right now. melanie? >> this is some of what they're looking for. paint cans, canisters that may have lighter fluid in them and any sort of compressed air tank. they need to get it all out of here before cal recycles shows up with big trucks on friday to remove all of this ash. >> we'll pull out paint cans, if we have any fuel canisters, camping stove, compressed gas sillen daryls. >> four members of the epa's office of emergency response team. then, today, huntding. >> much of this is likely to be emptied not knowing from looking at it. the best thing to do is get it out of the way. >> removing household hazardous waste from the 15 closest schools. these 15 are the most critical because friday, cal recycle will come with big trucks to remove possibly effective

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it got communicated to leigh whannell, who created "saw" and "insidious." he really wanted to write it for us. so we had this meeting with leigh and he's like, "it's a comedy." we were like, "oh, right. we sort of wanted to make it serious." and he said, "guys, just call it cooties." we were like, "yeah, you're right." >> seth: you're stuck with that. have you have a lot of funny people in it. jack mcbrayer's in it. rainn wilson. >> alison pill. >> seth: there is a great moment in this movie. was it improvised or was it in the script where rainn calls your character a hobbit? >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> it was not in the script. >> seth: not in the script. >> not in the script. no, i wouldn't have allowed that. >> seth: that's what i would have thought. >> it was in improv, we have this argument about what we're going to do when faced with these kids. we're trying to find an exit strategy. he has this idea, like, "let's just pick up any instrument and create a symphony of death. and i'm like, "you're going to hurt kids with a small children's instrument?" an

under the glare of the midday sun, students at leigh high school headed for home. classes cut short by an unrelenting heat wave that school official and students both say has become a health and learning issue. >> it's way too hot for us to actually concentrate. all we can think about is, like, trying to cool down because it's so hot we're like oh, my god we're dying. >> with temperatures in the mid- 90s and with fewer than 50% of the district's classrooms equipped with air-conditioning, school officials realized they weren't going to beat the heat and they weren't even going to try. >> considering the -- the unprecedented heat, they decided that this would be the best decision for the schools to shorten the days and go half day so that we could avoid the afternoon heat. >> reporter: by noon, students were spilling out of class and off the campus of leigh and gran ham high schools. >> there's a lot of kids in the glass so it's stuffy with that, too. and it -- you can't, like, think. you can't concentrate. >> reporter: sports practices were either canceled or brough

the district decided to dismiss students early, both today and tomorrow at branham, del mar, leigh, prospect, westmont, and boynton high schools... and at the camden community school. extra fans and water were brought in for students today... but it still wasn't enough. >> : we need it. we need ac or else kids are going to like be dehydrated and they're going to start passing out at school. >> pam :the district still hasn't decided on whether classes will be dismissed friday. for schools which do not have air conditioning... a new bond measure is in the works... and it is hoped it will upgrade facilities for next year. for the latest weather alerts and full forecasts. you can download the kron-4 weather app. you can get it free in the mobile app store. a large blaze -- threatening dozens of homes earlier today. it happened near a south bay mobile home park. along san jose's municipal golf course. fortunately, a pathway. known as the coyote creek trail. acted as a natural fire break. between the homes and the dry bush and trees which were engulfed in flames. the fire was eventually knocked do

announcer: "euromaxx highlights" and here is your host, meggin leigh. meggin: hi, everyone, and welcome to our "highlights" show, where we bring you the latest and greatest picks of the week. here's a look at what we've got in store for you today. wales is home to the world's longest man-made surfable wave, edvard munch's painting "the scream" still fascinates art lovers, and scenic landscapes, germany's black forest is among germany's most popular travel destinations. europe in summer is boasting an abundance of outdoor festivals. you really have your choice, from opera and rock, to movies, beer, and food, and how about a

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announcer: "euromaxx highlights" and here is your host, meggin leigh. meggin: hi, everyone, and welcome to our "highlights" show, where we bring you the latest and greatest picks of the week. here's a look at what we've got in store for you today. wales is home to the world's longest man-made surfable wave, edvard munch's painting "the scream" still fascinates art lovers, and scenic landscapes, germany's black forest is among germany's most popular travel destinations. europe in summer is boasting an abundance of outdoor festivals. you really have your choice,

but prime leigh u.s. and so i felt we could get a subscription service. we could get incredible talent. and that i think we can all put our heads together and do some things that are beyond what either of us are currently doing. and we can get a fast-growing business. and you know, financially it's not the only element of looking at it at all, but next year, or in our fiscal year which is about to start, it's accretive. when is the last time you heard of the technology c.e.o. saying that they were doing an acquisition that was accretive? i mean it just doesn't happen. and so i think it's wonderful to get the influx of talent, the different perspectives. it's this idea of diversity, that i use in a big way. i think it's really going to help us. and i am 100 percent sold on the subscription, music subscription service. and of course we can scale it where beats would have had a more difficult time because they're a small company. >> rose: is the new chapter in apple also defined by the fact that you're moving away from just being essentially a hardware compa

there is a guy names steve rannazzisi who is on the leigh. he is an actor.: by the way, he is a very funny guy. personally, i love "the league," it's a hysterical show. i have loved him on it for years. what he confessed about 9/11 has made me rethink at least what i think about steve. harvey: we're first going to let you hear what he

kpix 5's leigh martinez shows us why. >> reporter: this is active fire. firefighters are not here. instead they're guarding the houses above it. they say in minutes the fire will climb up the hill. >> the engine companies that just left a moment ago have been repositioned to do structure protection on top of this ridge because of the potential for the rapid fire growth moving uphill and there you go. >> reporter: within seconds the fire climbed the tree, consuming it. the fire safety manager grabbed us and drew our crew out fast. it's fast running fire still through calaveras county and fair crews say they haven't contained it yet. >> east of fresno cooler temperatures and light rain are helping firefighters battle the rough fire like you just heard paul say. they now have a line around 40% of it. at 138,000 acres, the rough fire is now the largest ever recorded in fresno county. 6,000 homes as well as giant sequoia trees and sequoia and kings national parks are still threatened. a lightning strike sparked the fire on july 31st. >>> they certainly have been long days and nights for

i mean, to doubt this is a turning point whereby at one time the president had to leigh, you know, after the assad presidency managed to bombard the presidential palace, and aden airfields and all. so his return now is not only symbol symbolic, it surely points out that the direction of events take that turn. it's another turn now. this man is coming back there at the helm with his government underground pending decisions daily as regards security and humanitarian aid and so on. >> how much has the difference has the cabinet now in aden getting along? how much of a difference does it make to humanitarian efforts? >> it's trying its best, ir think, because with all abilities and capabilities we're run down completely, but it started working. let's not forget that a lot of this work will need a shipment of boots and things all across the country whereby we still have part of the rebellion rebels are still in the ground in areas. no one can reach them. >> for hardy and his forces it's a step in the right direction, but the big prize is the capital of sanaa. we saw the houthis out on the str

he's to the been out public leigh himself. his campaign is talking to a lot of donors, he himself has done a little bit of that. but to go and do this and that, they wanted to keep it quiet and that didn't happen because of me. but they-- for him to go and-- he's also been very careful about not riling up the clintons. for him to go and pete with a gold-plated donor. >> unsuccessful in that. >> a gold plated donor on hillary chrn ton's side, it's a move to a different kind of posture, a little more audacity be his part and shows that although he has not yet decided, he is moving in the direction of yes. and not in the direction of no. he may still end up at no but right now the momentum is towards yes. >> rose: mark, do you agree with that? >> i agree that he's doing a lot of things because he's got his eye on the clock. and while i think this is still a personal decision and not a political decision, i still think he doesn't need to do fear leigh as much to raise money and build his organization as a normal candidate does. th

important would be to write the wrong maybe where a lot of folks who are in the confederacy just say that leigh just gave grant his sword and the president of the confederacy etc. or what would be your thoughts on that in terms of next steps? >> thank you very much. that's a very challenging question. so for me it's very important to say that there were multiple political traditions that flowed out of the moment in 1776, so from the moment of the writing of the declaration beside the beginning of an abolition movements that use the language of the declaration to make its case and he saw abolition beginning to move forward in 1780 in pennsylvania massachusetts by 1782. in the south in the not-too-distant future you have the invention of the cotton gin which entrenches slavery. up until the point of the invention of the cotton gin it was reasonable for people to believe as george washington did that's labor was on its way out so it's important to recognize actually the politics of slavery in the century have not been stable. it hasn't been one thing from the beginning all the way through so a the

>darya: track the fate added to the schools and the kids picked up early real live as san jose and leigh high school with more information on these closures. >>reporter: it is one of the high school is out with better closing early to avoid having children inside of the classroom during the afternoon hours when the supposed to reach triple digit heat ibrahim in the classrooms at leigh high school in other areas close to not have air conditioning in imagine spending time and saturdays class shall be very uncomfortable was month high schools closed at 1140 here ed lee high-school not only of the stone is being dismissed early from class. >>darya: if you cannot typical enough these days without a see you can always go to one of the cooling centers it is easy and free in if the weather of days in the traffic of days without having to wait. >>george: we're finally starting to see some accidents in the clutch of hot spots developing in the east of them starting to add to the slowing and the southbound direction for the nimitz which is the commune direction leading toward highway 92 will show y

. >> pam: branham, leigh, del mar, prospect and westmont high. as well as the boynton continuation high school and the camden community day school. all got out early. to dismiss early was blamed on a lack of air conditioning inside. >> reporter: we hopped on this bus with open windows but no air. >> it is hot. >> reporter: those with a.c. transit 66 percent of those buses to have air- conditioning. but 39 percent is without. >> reporter: has to be pretty uncomfortable for this lady. >> i am real sticky and hot. and not able to breathe out well. i am having some problems with that. >> reporter: help is on the way according to a.c. transit officials. new buses will be on the road within 69 months for it unfortunate, that does not initially helped these writers. --riders >> reporter: virginia says she would like to see more air-conditioned buses. however, she has to do was she has to do. even if that means a hot air ride on the bus. >> i do not complain about it. this is my transportation at this point. the service is pretty good so i try not to com

leigh would be penalized which would help them take a big lead. lee is in tears.winner. he is psyched and europeans need him to sink this put to extent the match. she misses. the americans win it. it is the first win since 2 swlr swlr -- 2009. the bmw championship. chipping from the fringe. making it look easy. he taps in expwh -- he taps in and is the hottest golfer right now. a 20 footer. he goes wire to wire and becomes number one in the world for the first time. nascar first round of the chase for the championship in chicago. harvick would take the brunt of the damage and would spinout ending his day. more on this in a second. hamlin spun out and drops to last place. he comes back to win it. giants come over to talk to harvick. watch this. they will punch him in the chest. i love these nascar guys. this undoubtedly is to be continued next weekend. according to yahoo! they made an initial offer. he just got a new agent. the deal is reportedly worth four years and $64 million. the deadline for a rookie contract extension is october 31st. the lawyers are trying t

the mom janet leigh formerred this iconic shower scene in psycho, a moment jamie lee curtis will are recreate in scream queens much? they are far away it. i asked my mom. i wanted if never to try to. i am in her shadow. i didn't need to be under her shadow that much and a it just felt look the right timing. i think my mom would love it. >> apparently nobody knows who the keller is on this show. i think after seeing tonight's episode it has got to be multiple people. think they are multiple people running around in the red devil mask. wonder when we are depending out. that's the thing. >> the later the bet. yeah. exactly. >> yeah, it is really good. >> very good. >> i am hooked. >> all right. >> good stuff. >> thanks so much. >> how about this? presidented to be popular holiday gift. that has the faa very worried what could be done track done the drones because they don't do go. >> and well look at that. how he is improving i would kill for something sweet. i know... we could have one of those. one? are you kidding? we'll end up eating like thirty. ughhhh...no, so much fat. don't figh

. >> leigh ann melendez. >> this you can basically call tent city, dan. some people brought their belongings or they also got donations like sleeping bags, tents. they were fortunate, many of them brought their dogs and animals. and that's a good thing. but today many of the displaced residents were disappointed after hearing about the progress of this fire even though right now it's drizzling quite a bit. >> my daughter lost her home. my other daughter lost their home. >> what you see in that truck is what rich egger managed to take out of his home in middletown. three of the four homes on his land are now gone, consumed by the fire. his son-in-law took these pictures as the flames were coming towards them. >> up by the hill, just come right on down. >> how fast was it? >> we barely got out. and we were watching it. >> adella drove here to search for her estranged husband. he has not been found. david leery was fortunate. he used his tractor and his skills to cut a huge firebreak around his property. >> every house was on fire except mine and the two i s

you work with them for 30 days and then they get to leigh. >> graduation day is not a happy day.them. that's what we want. we want them to build that bond, that relationship. if they can bond with an animal, they bond with their children, their parents, their employers. that's transferrable. >> he started out with a dog named minion, then assist we'd the training of duke. after his handler, keith johnson, was removed from the program. for the past week he has been assigned a dog named folgers. >> all of these guys have been working each and every dog. it's not just his dog, his dog, and his dog. it's whole community. so they all have been working with these dogs, not just one person. which is good because that means that when we passed everything over to the new adapter, then that's going to be easy transition for the dog. >> today the dogs must pass a ten-point behavioral test in order to graduate from the program and earn the canine good citizens certificate. >> tests are going to consist on walk on a leash correctly, sit, down, heel, come, and washingtoning through a crowd wit

joining me leigh gallagher. >> we have a new number one this year, mary barra, ceo of gm.he dealt with this horrible crisis in the past year. she took over the job and then immediately after sort of inherited the crisis. it wasn't under her watch but the way she led the company out of it, still dealing with it but the way she dealt with the recall and the way she is contrite and immediately took responsibility and kind of exemplary leadership. >> you talk about how so many of these women lead traditionally male-led business, lockheed martin, hp, general motors, et cetera. a lot of them steering companies through crises. >> when we started to do the lists the women were in media, advertising or beauty business. those are big businesses but what we have seen over time is they are running -- like you said, lockheed martin t general dynamics, hp. the biggest giant industrial companies and many of them, as you say are leading them through incredible crises, especially this year. ellen coleman of dupont. mary barra, pepsi. >> the youngest woman on the list is taylor swift. it is

is ongrand gorge, leigh the line, republican. caller: good morning. my question is the gentleman earlier mentioned the fact that people in the government should sign a statement about fraud. i don't believe in terms of fraud, but what i am thinking is that certain branches -- well, all branches of the government appropriate a certain amount of money. it seems if they don't spend it all, they don't return it, because they get less, and the soundbites say that they renovate their whole office or hire new people to continue getting that money. when you hear the scandals like the treadmill, the situation in these conferences that are so elaborate and don't pertain to business, and i have an average income, i'm a federal taxpayer, and when i see these things, it really upsets me. thank you. guest: leigh, a very good observation, and one which i have observed in my years here in washington, and that is when you just indicated, that if the administrators of these particular programs have not appropriately planned their expenditures over the course of before

this is the leigh at this pointing westbound into the b.q.e. this could be people using their cars instead of alternates because of what is going on with long island railroad. we head to the maps and tell you long island railroad is suspended eastbound out of penn station to jamaica. limited service westbound into penn station. this is because of signal problems. so, as a result, 7 trains, e trains long island railroad fares are being cross honored. that is what you can do, use subways as alternates to long island railroad. we have street cleaning rules in effect today. ken and lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," you want to take a good look in your freezer as you pack your lunch today. a corn recall is in effect alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journey takes you, ca

leigh low 80s right now the cool spot checking in wildwood.tepping outdoors it will be warm once again that humidity level really starts to creep up later on tonight. muggy by 11:00 o'clock. 78 degrees. look at the overnight low temperatures. probably staying in the low to mid 70s for most across the area. this is wednesday morning, 6am, 76 degrees. in around center city we're looking at 75 warminster. 72 in pottstown. 70 even in the pocono mountains. so take a look at the numbers. 90 degrees yesterday for your labor day. 93 degrees so far the unofficial high temperature for today. tomorrow temperatures again topping out in the low 99s as we take a look at the overall set up right now high pressure still in control keeping things dry across our area but here's our next weather maker this front off to the west in sections of the midwest. it will eventually head in our direction overnight wednesday into thursday to give us some beneficial rain but also cool our temperatures down. so for tomorrow afternoon, you can see once again similar to today

that's hard leigh a fraction of the story. the idea is they had tremendous interest in an art, and architecture. and photography. there was no -- they were fully alive intellectually, mentally. but they also had this driving sense of purpose that i feel is essential to high achievement. >> there are privileges to certain kinds of color. these are social constructs. >> these are not inventions of science. that is descriptions of scientific, things human beings think of, for good reason. some profitable, some just personal, you know, thinking how can you feel really, really good about yourself if there's nothing to be othered if you can't separate yourself from something. bauz you're convinced is lower than yourself. >> i always tended to tell may stories through memory. people remembering about themselves, people putting up mem res from 30 years back right next to a memory from five or ten minutes ago or two days ago. and trying to assess these memories. are the memories accurate? are they blood at the edge -- blurred at the ed

in mexico if you leigh the country or are deported and you return, you're subject to a ten-year prison> even if you're not a criminal. >> just for coming back, jumping the line. >> we're a better country than mexico, our justice system. >> that's a condescending view. >> no. our justice system is better. >> we're treating mexico like a junior league partner rather than an equal partner. >> should we adopt their draconian laws? >> no. we should hold them responsible for their actions because the government of mexico is without question the right partner to build a laws or enforce border security. there are a number of way to do it. >> you think the wall would work? >> i think the wall. rick perry says simply put surveillance and troops, policem policemen along the border. >> there's got to be a penalty for coming across illegal. >> jorge doesn't want any penalty on anyone wib including felons for crossing the border. >> that's shocking. i want to tell everybody we had to edit jorge for time a little bit. but the whole interview is on billoreilly.com. and i told jorge that. i told him we

scott saber joseph francis sacerdote jessica leigh sachs francis john sadocha jude safi brock joel safronoffdward saiya john patrick salamone hernando salas juan g. salas esmerlin antonio salcedo john salvatore salerno, jr. rahma salie richard l. salinardi, jr. >>> unfortunately we are having technical difficult tase. we are working to restore that signal and hope to return live here on c-span3. >>> again, live pictures from the world trade center site. we have been showing you scenes from new york city as the reading ft names, the traditional reading of the names of the victims of those killed on 9/11 was taking place. unfortunately we lost the reading of the names but we still have the picture from the world trade center. >> and my beautiful loving sister, debra ann. this is a little saying from vicky harrison, and she wrote grief is like the ocean, it comes in waves, ebing and flowing, and sometimes the water is calm, and sometimes it is overwhelming. all we need to do is learn to swim. >>> and my father, daniel francis mcginnly. on behalf of mom, terrance, mattie, patrick and myself, we

and as long as the capital base is large enough, you can make an extremely unlike leigh that the government or taxpayer has to be involved in housing. the government's involvement should be regulation and oversight, not risking taxpayer money on housing. you can get there with the current system. >> rose: does any other country in the world have a system like we do? >> no other country has a system like we do. and there is no other country besides tinny denmark that has what americans have come to think of as a birth right which is a 30-year fixed-rate fully prepayable mortgage that is enabled by our system. you will hear this argument, well, other countries do it differently. and their rates of home ownership are better than ours. why can't we do it differently. there are two problems with that. one is that other countries aren't as diverse geographically or in terms of the income spreads as we are. and the other is that in europe banks essentially finance the housing market there. when the crisis came in 2008, europe had to bail out its banks. so again, there is this idea that other compa

this is the first nine targets game at leigh by stadium on a week of data for last year's things givinghe commute traffic was way different last year because of the holiday. take a live look now at the major roadways in the area. actually all that bad southbound 101 southbound to 80. pretty green going northbound on those two roads entirely different story coming from the east bay to 37 that will be a crawl as we go from 81 01 by. could be worse certainly preseason game by checkable interest as regular season game our coverage just beginning a. coming up 645coming up at 6- 45.sports director gary radnich will get you ready for the big game, kron 4's mark carpenter is live at levi's stadium where fans arestick around for that. >> catherine: 11 of people stayed home that what happens so there really have been busy and try to get the word out. second time in five weeks. bertrand de to be close over this three day weekend. . does the traffic to several big projects scheduled. "projects metro subway happening and meanie tunnel that will shut down service early every night for 930 bart transm

. >> the president blames me for leigh i leaving. >> i think you have tried to do the same thing at the pentagon, but i would say you did not tame the beast of bureaucracy in the pentagon as much as you might have wanted to do, so i'm wondering if you could tell me what you think of your performance. as you came here to washington, you tried hard to make things run. i think you were a pro worker, pro-government person at a time when i don't think most of the government, most of your party, is pro-government and pro-worker. and i wonder how you feel about that. >> softballs are over. >> good to see you again, rick. i remember when i worked in albany as a staffer the senator i worked for had a cartoon on his refrigerator in his conference room. the caption read simply, when you're up to your ass in alligators, it's sometimes hard to forget your original intent was to drain the swamp. i went to the pentagon, i think, like most senior leaders with an agenda. we wanted to do some dramatic things in acquisition. we wanted to take some steps to professionalize and provide professional developm

could you explain them in more lehman or leigh woman terms? where do you see this market going when you look at the big picture view and how it will affect consumers? i would say certainly the litter sure the literature is a very limited one. i think this daddy of the merger which was 15 years ago which was well regarded, she also explained how difficult it is to do these studies. the information on provider mergers is much clear. >> what does that show? >> hospital mergers lead to higher prices without an impact on quality. it's a very extensive literature that has been synthesized by some very good people. nevertheless i think there are other dimensions that are quite relevant besides consolidation that either policies, the policies can make some markets much more competitive. this is what has happened in the affordable care act. we do have a lot of that in our state with the geographic disparities in parts of the country and the fact that certain states in certain regions of the country have more and incentives or different cultures and tha

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at the schools will early dismissal ran high school prospect high westmont high boynton high-school leighnd del mar high all getting out early we do not know yet the state-owned we're not sure about tomorrow if this were to continue right through the week we will tell you if it can also count on our mobile application we have put on alert to the breaking news and also a great way to check the weather and traffic before you head out of the house or stand by two seconds here is george with an update. >>george: it is in san francisco 01 northbound were the two white lines are shut down if just before the 280 interchange this is a safety truck does put out and a construction zone the two right lanes will be shut down likely until 630 the drive times are still holding about 16 to 18 minutes the back of is not get into the macarthur maze but likely will be before too much longer for your trip to the san mateo bridge were still and look if you get to the rich and the next two to five minutes.' >>mark: the starter at 345 yesterday afternoon near pacheco pass and a started more the 200 a. 7 percen

. >> what you're leighing out is some got rich and that's bad. >> poor are lifted up too. >> we havethis is not a water problem. there are never shortages when products are priced. if they priced the water, the drought problem would be solved. farmers would switch crops, grow grapes instead of oranges. nowhere are there any shortages. paying people to hunt. people paying to hunt like the horrible thing that happened in zimbabwe. that was a mistake. only people paying to hunt that will preserve those animals. they paid directly to the tribe. in most places where they paid to hunt that saves the animals when they ban hunting. people say lions are killing my i kids and cattle. there's poaching. animals disappear. >> speaking of africa, tons of private armies. good or bad? >> their armies are usually bad. we have people on my show training iraqi christians for $200 each. the military spent $1 million each. we have private armies going over, volunteers. the word mercenaries scares people when it comes to private armies fighting wars. they do it better than our military does. >> they get b

. >> leigh, after the debate it looked like dr. carson was right on the heels of drumpt.ce last night what happens to dr. carson? >> he's a political outsider. people like his total contrasting approach to trump but he was a snoozer last night. talk about low energy. >> 15 minute signal where we all thought he went to bed. he didn't say anything. >> i think he was going into that debate really strong position. i don't think people came out of it saying i'm really excited about ben carson. >> but as evidenced by your paddles right there, the three of you are very excited about carly fiorina. >> absolutely. >> she, by the way, will be joining us a little bit later on and so is chris christie and donald trump. >> great panel. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> it is 21 minutes before the top of the hour. heather's got the headlines on thursday. >> hi, steve. good morning to you all. couple other things going on this morning. the the sheriff's sergeant is identified as one of the 18 people who died in one of the devastating flash floods. steve arthur is his name. he was o

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