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if we don't do anything that we are not liable. that is the primitive state where this thinking is. >> i would add there are two ways to look at if you are a conflicted football fan you can make one of two decisions, you can decide as greg has very nobly and with a lot of integrity to try to figure out how to reform the game and if there are things that can be done in lobbying and taking action and being part of that movement or you can decide and this is what i personally decide in football, looking good at the totality of the game it is just inherently corrupt. i want to say taking a step back, i think it is a corrupt system that we the fans, what is happening, the reason they are reluctant to look at this stuff, it reminds people over and over again that it is a profile of the violent game we're watching. we want to be able to consume the violence that feel is sanctioned. that is what broadcasters are about. they don't go that guy suffered a brain trauma. they say great hit. there's a whole system in place to keep us insulated f

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now, this marks the first time a financial institution has been found liable for violating the u.s. anti-terrorism act. a separate hearing will determine damages. arab bank plans to appeal the decision and its website says proper compliance requirements were followed. both credit leo nay and the bank of china are facing similar cases in the u.s., and many feel this verdict will send a chill through the financial industry. banks may now be held responsible for their customers' transactions even if those customers are not on a government list of terrorists. with me now is someone who has firsthand knowledge of the five-week trial of arab back, ta*tab turner was the lead attoy for the plaintiffs and says this case will change banking as it exists today. banks now need to pay close attention to who their customers are or be held civilly responsible for their actions. tab, good to talk to you. first of all this was a civil trial, civil judgment, not criminal. >> absolute. >> i did. >> but reminds me of the time in early 2000 where ceo' ceos would say i didn't know that was happening to m

they say it is liable because it provided the shooter the ammunition. >> these kinds of sales are unit >> and the president of the brady center in this lawsuit. it is presidentic in >> because of standing. how did the brady center that was shot and killed that horrible day. this is the first legal issue. if a lawsuit is left to go forward like this, what to say that someone can't sue a car dealer. you buy a car and that person that was killed can go back and sue the person who sold you the car? >> amazon is in the kitchen selling business. did they sell a knife. >> no. we have two kinds of quotation. you throw them on the empire state building. and as they pass the 53rd now someone cues him. >> you can see the maker of the map. it is never going to work. >> and the only thing that is you have to figure out when you are selling on the amount of moments, who is this person? is this something else they could have done and were they appropriate. is this that is a viable theory of they were negligent in some way. but negligence and causation are two different things. >> they can be negligen

this is not being held liable because the bank somehow did business with these people. the proof in this case is that this bank knew it was doing business with hamas. >> did the proof have to be that the bank knew it was financing terrorist activities, or they were doing business with hamas, which in israel and the united states is a terrorist organization, but it isn't to a lot of other countries. >> the u.s. says that a bank may not knowingly provide support to a known terrorist group or an individual that they know is associated with that group. so who they're doing business with. >> and what was the bank's argument? >> the bank's argument was these terrorists are not on the u.s. government ofak list, and the bank said that they weren't on that police, and we ran it through the computer filter, and it didn't show up, and consequently, we delivered the funds. but the very people had accounts on their banks. >> they were not on the list but they knew who are they were. >> they were absolutely associated with hamas. >> we just mentioned that bank of france and china cou

we are liable to see some problems.s the carrying out of threats by isis in isolated areas in the west and that is one of the reasons we've launched these attacks. but i think the military risks are de minimis. >> good to talk to you again. conditional jack jacobs. maybe that is why the markets guys have largely been able to turn a blind eye to largely what's taking place there until someone with the military acumen or someone of that stature says there are bigger risks to worry about. >> i think the speeches a the u.n. general assembly this week are what people are waiting to hear before making market decisions about whether they are worried or they feel confident about this. i would say that there is a little bit more of an anticipation in the air than resolution. >> trader blitz now and turn back to t stocks moving today. four making news. car max is up first. and down big today after slow growth in today's earnings. >> i'm initiativing coverage on car max. this is a vicious gap down. it seems to be finding support a

who is liable? that is my issue. is the world that we live in today somebody has to be legally liable? do you sue google? i'm sure insurance companies are trying to figure this out. >> unfortunately, in the united states with the contingent fee system that we have no matter what is new you will have the american trial lawyers association swarm all over it and sense another big source of money. but that's just something that will have to be dealt with. i don't know. i guess they would have to do an analysis and see where the fault lies. did the radar system fail? did one of the satellites fail? did the garmen gps fail? i suppose they would have to find the failure cause and then go sue whatever company made that component. >> whenever you want something to go from niche to mass you have to make a price point that the mass can afford. what kind of price point do you think it will be at the beginning? >> it was announced the large cadillac coming out, the 2017 model, will be largely autonomous up to certain speeds. i ha

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thing over again, i, go through the same exercise to get a permit and the department tell me i'm liable for people tripping you you're going to cite the square and you won't let me take down the private tree that's what it comes down to again, i'm really annexed initiated i'm having to waste my time and money to appeal that this is not reasonable i'm willing to put another tree back but doughnut want to keep a tree that costs media and the city liability and cause me to spend a lot more money on maintaining it and the sidewalk thank you. >> >> i've got a question you're willing to replace what are you willing to replace it with. >> the arborists told me a sustainable laparoreign that didn't have as deep of a root system and unfortunately with the new zealand christmas tree it has invafg root system. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> can we hear from the department? >> good evening, commissioners carol department of public works representing the urban forestry if i could have the overhead just like to show a photograph the tree in question in the the new zealand commissioned tree the locati

there's liable to be a fair amount of sunshine early on and fair amount as we go through the afternoon with patchy clouds digging in. 69 degrees in philadelphia. 60 up in allentown, so a little bit cooler up north. 62 in trenton. 62 in reading, 65 in wilmington, low 70s right now at the boardwalk in atlantic city and down the coast in sea isle city. satellite shows you how you there's not a whole lot of the cloud cover out there right now. there could pop up fair weather cumulus as we go through the day. overall we'll call it partly to mostly sunny skies. generally speaking the big story is how warm it is. sun and clouds up in allentown. pretty warm, 86 degrees, if you're out and about, cool drinks not a bad idea. counts shore, 83 on the beach. 3:00 p.m., failure -- fairly pleasant. >>> in philadelphia, very warm, the winds not all that strong out of the south at 6 to 1 miles per hour. as we roll through the day, 72 degrees by 8:00. by 11:00, city hall ceremony will be taking place, 81 degrees. 2:00 p.m., 87. the high of 89 around 3:00 p.m. and 86 by 5:00 p.m. so fairly warm this after

liableing institutions is not a substitute.ing individuals liable. >> it depends on the case. is it -- in some cases, it was not possible, given that the statute of limitations had run. and when the investigation began, and when some individuals were beyond the ability to compel testimony from -- >> you might have. >> sometimes it's not possible. view isa responsible just because you can't criminally charge an individual, even though there might have been individuals who we might've been able to have circumstances were different, you walk away from the enterprise. there is good the can be done, reform the can be put in place, examples that can be set for the folks also. , thefore the guilty pleas conventional wisdom was bringing a criminal case against the financial institutions was tantamount to a death sentence. obvious the, both of those companies are still very much in business. what is the lesson there? are there a lot of lessons there? i really never bought the argument that a lot of people had an incentive to make over t

and son going around the country preaching gospel to the country, when in reality they are now as liabledmestic terrorists. >> why are sovereign citizens now considered the top domestic terror threat? >> well, i think it stemmed from the shooting in may of 2010, and they -- they now meet the criteria for what the fbi says are domestic terrorists. they pose a danger to those in this country that commit either federal or state crimes. they are a threat and -- to most that they come in contact with. so in the beginning, the reason they weren't classified as domestic terrorists they were under the white collar section of the fbi and the statutes -- of the federal statutes. they were not listed as domestic terrorists. since the 2010 shooting, that has changed where now they are listed as white collar crime and domestic terrorists too. and i know this man would disagree with that -- >> alfred what do you think about that title? >> domestic terrorists? i think it is absurd. the fbi can identify six individuals who have been shot by people who claim to be sovereign citizens since 2000. in 2012 th

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the website's not going to be liable, and certainly the people who look at it are not going to be liables certainly a lot of headlines out there where people are saying, you know, this isn't just a scandal, it's a sex crime against these women. >> well, it's not a sex crime against these women. the reality of this is it is a computer crime and a computer crime only. despite the fact that it's this kind of public exposure of something that is really private. when we have something in our cell phone, we have a reasonable expectation of privacy that no one is going to look at that. but it doesn't mean that by someone hacking into it and putting it out there, that it is a sex crime. in fact, the worst part of all of this is if i read one more thing about people blaming the victims in this case, if you take a photo in the privacy of your own home with your husband, with your significant other, or all by yourself and then let alone the fact that some of these photos were deleted, why in heaven's name do you expect that some hacker is going to go in there. that is not -- it just is not a reason

the website will not be liable and also the people that look at it will not be liable. >> there are as not just a scandal, it's a sex crime against these women. >> well, it's not a sex crime against these women. the reality is this is a computer crime and a computer crime only. despite fact that it's this kind of public exposure of something that is really private, and when we have something this our cell phone, we have a reasonable expectation that nobody is going to look at that but doesn't mean somebody hacking into it and put it utah out there that it's a sex crime, and the worse part, is if i read one more thing about people blaming the victims in this case if you take a photo in the privacy of your own home with your husband or significant other or all by yourself, and some of the photos were deleted, why in heaven's name do you expect some hacker is going to go in there. that is not -- it's just not a reasonable expectation of privacy. it's your own. we shouldn't blame the victim. >> thank you so much. >>> a buckingham palace guard was caught on video acting silly. the guardsma

there are also concerns about who would be liable for the next financial crisis at a major financial institution. >> it might also constrain the willingness of banks to lend because they simply wouldn't have the reserves. the other issue is we haven't got a sovereign bank in scotland. we could not rely on the support in that case. >> scotland's financial services authority doesn't see any clear damages by declaring independence. >> the uk's already a very open economy. we are part of the european union. we have a very wide range of other things which means the u.k. is a very open economy. so we haven't been able to identify any new markets that would emerge from a move to independence. ask a yes vote on independence in thursday's referendum would require new regulations for the banking sector. analysts say it could take years to draw up rules to guarantee real stability. quick members of russia's business community are expressing alarm following the arrest of one of the country's richest men. he is not a direct upon it to president vladimir putin, but he does control large parts of s

they say customers won't be liable for unauthorized purchases, shares rose slightly. >>> and our market manager, chris, good to have you with us. >> thanks, tyler, great to be here. >> you know, we began the broadcast tonight talking about three issues on the horizon for next week, you heard it i'm sure. what would you be telling investors about the climate next week? >> well, i think in the near term the positive on that is still going to continue. the economic data releases as we saw by the strong breadth of the retail sales, that momentum is positive consistent with the 2.5 earnings rate. you will see flare-ups like russia, scotland and uk, and those typically we believe will create buying opportunities rather than a change in the market direction fundamentally. >> let's talk about some buying opportunities, you have a couple of stocks you want to tell the viewers about. the first one is ship finance international. tell us about this one, $18.49 today. >> sure, this is a company that owns and charters out ships. it is a great play on the improving global growth environment. we also b

my association represents landlords and in the end we're liable for any injures that occur and it's a major concern for our members so i wanted to appreciate that. ed mention that. i appreciate you considering may thoughts. . that's mostly. ly it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is dale carlson, i represent the cam main committee that was formed to create a ballot measure. on the ballot until november of 2015. i know you're aware of the b and b legislation, i'm not sure if you're aware of the problem. we have more than 10,000 units listed in san francisco right now. 75 to 85% of those are not home sharers, they're not renting a spare room in their home. they are entire units, entire homes, entire condos. the problem is growing. the legislation that supervisor chiu has mentioned would make short term rentals to tourists legal everywhere, for everyone at any time without any concentration caps so entire neighborhoods and streets could be innone dated with these rentals. planning commissioners raised some of those questions. which codes apply and how are they going to be enforced

it claims the schools are liable. schools like adrian's alma mater, eastern illinois. >> that coach came to my house and sat down in my house, and told my mama and my daddy, we want your kid to come to our school, and we're gonna take care of your child. >> so football was your gateway to a four-year degree? >> mm-hm, and that's why i worked so hard at football. because coming from a family that didn't have much and living in a homeless shelter, living in housing authority, i felt that that was going to be the only way to pay for college, without stressing my parents out. >> you were pretty successful at eastern illinois? >> i was the captain, i felt that i did whatever coaches wanted me to do, and i was having a good time until my concussions and bad health situation came up. >> did you talk to coaching staff? >> yes, i talked to coaching staff, and they just said when you come back in a few days, you'll be fine, and take these pills, called kepra, and they said as long as you take your medicine you'll be allowed to

. >> the company sent them a technician that followed up with a release of liable e mail. >> it's a like. >> now, what you saw here is often how 7 on your side works. sometimes we give advice, then back them up. thank you, michael. >> a computerized head band that works by reading your mind >> iwith something terrible to admit. i treated thousands of patients, risked their lives, while high on prescription drugs. i was an addict. i'm recovered now, but an estimated 500,000 medical professionals are still out there, abusing drugs or alcohol. police, airline pilots, bus drivers... they're randomly tested for drugs and alcohol... but not us doctors. you can change that: vote yes on proposition 46. your lives are in our hands. >> a new gadget comes closer than ever to reading your mind. >> imagine pouring yourself a beer just by thinking about it. now, stop thinking about it before the glass overflows. it's not science fiction, but it is science. >> that is how you pour a beer. >> muse is a tiny eeg. no messy electrodes. >> that is your brain. >> when your mind is quiet you hear birds chirpi

i said mcdonald's is liable for employment and wage violations of its franchisees. a lot of these restaurants are not owned by mcdonald's. individualned by business people. does this help you potentially enlist mcdonald's workers into your union? or you plan to do that? >> that decision confirmed what every fast food worker knows, which is, if the corporation sets the price of the burger, the coke, where the equipment comes from, then those corporations can have a say about how to increase wages across this nation. the mostr union, important thing is to support mand to winrs' dep $15 and the union. unionization will be secondary to making the breakthrough we believe will be transformative to all service sector workers, who are earning minimum wage, no benefit, no guarantee jobs. it will inspire people to believe $15 an hour is not just for fast food workers, but airport workers, child care workers -- all across the service sector economy. we could transform this economy and make it work for everyone in this nation, if these workers can win. faxed you plan to organiz

. >> the company sent them a technician that followed up with a release of liable e mail. >> it's a like now, what you saw here is often how 7 on your side works. sometimes we give advice, then back them up. thank you, michael. >> a computerized head band that works by reading your mind works by reading your mind mmmmmmm. look out. now there's even more of the amazing cinnamon taste you love on cinnamon toast crunch. crave those crazy squares even more. (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! >> a new gadget comes closer than ever to reading your mind. >> imagine pouring yourself a beer just by thinking about it. now, stop thinking about it before the glass overflows. it's not science fiction, but it is science. >> that is how you pour yourself a beer. >> muse is a tiny eeg. no messy electrodes. >> that is your brain. >> when your mind is quiet you hear birds chirping. you can look at details. >> this is when your phone buzzed. >> i get messages all the time that say it changed their lives. >> p yo

customers according to home depo will not be liable for fraudulent charges. yesterday, was mixed here on wall street, the dow finished down 26 points, the nasdaq, though, was up nine. today is the big day at 1:00 o'clock eastern time apple will be rolling its new product line up. experts predicting two my iphones, one with much larger screen, and a wearable i watch device for your wrist there is event being held in coopertino california where founder steve jobs first unveiled the original mack 30 years ago. and, just before the iphone announcement, a.m. zone said it is blasting the price of its fire smart phone. the on line retail is her selling the fire for 99 cents. that's 99 cents. you did not miss hear me, down from $199. you do need to get a two year contract with at&t. and it could soon cost you more for slice every pizza milk price haves jumped, in part, because of more demands in china. that could sends the price of pizza higher, and this comes just in time for football season. when pizza orders tend to peak. ukee, erika? >> oh, man, the grub going up

the grand jury found they evidence that stewart was criminally liable. and the d.a.aid ward had enough marijuana in his system to impair his judgment. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz in the kpix 5 newsroom. here's what's new at 6:00 tonight. literally a money pit. this $2 billion transbay project is in limbo. tonight the war between city leaders and developers. >> and we hear a lot about the drought. tonight, we trace its effects from the top of a mountain to the bottom of a lake and city if the phenomenon we haven't seen in nearly a century. and unusual art in an unlikely place. the new event opening at alcatraz straight ahead. >> thank you. >>> check in with paul now because we have rain coming. >> we have rain. significant rainfall falling in northern california never as intense here as it is up there when systems are working north to south. the radar is looking good up to the north. i'm hoping some of those colors, moderate steady rainfall, will make it all the way down here to san francisco. we'll get some rain, right now it's just about to fort bragg working its wa

home depot ceo assured customers today they will not be liable for any fraudulent charges if in fact there was a confirmed breach. this problem was first reported by a website focuses on cyber security. said customer data could have been stolen from nearly all of home depot's 2,200 stores. >>> still ahead for us on a thursday evening, a museum science experiment explodes. a huge flash of fire caught on video. children and their parents hospitalized with burns. >>> and later, the answer to a family mystery in a household where a lot of things have gone missing and the dog had a guilty look. waves don't care what age you are. take them on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day 50+. complete multivitamins. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day 50+ for men. and for women. age? who cares. one a day 50+ [ male announcer ] even more impressive than the research this man has at his disposal is how he puts it to work for his clients. morning. morning. thanks for meeting so early. come on in.

down to southern or central delaware and eventually the southern portions of south jersey you're liablea little bit of that. dressing the kids you might want an umbrella on the way out the door this morning. this afternoon though we're looking after improvement with a warmup coming your way and drying out. 76 degrees is your forecast high at 3 o'clock, 73 by 6 o'clock and a quick look at the airport shows despite those showers coming through, no big delays reported yet at any of our local major travel destinations, tam. >> thank you so much, david. >>> going on to health check new numbers from the cdc show overdose deaths from painkillers are still rising but not quite as fast. there's been a slowdown in the over all rise in the opiod rate. death rates from painkillers like oxycontin and vicodin have continue to do rise steadily. >> some traditional department stores are trying out tactics that amazon has been using for years. abc's reena ninan has america's moneyism good morning. topping america's money same day delivery from a department store. customers will be able to order online f

decision could lead bp liable for up to 18 billion in finds. >> and listen to my financial report 3 times day on sale imradio network. >> a handful of fast-food workers did strike. but our next guest said that a 15 dollar minimum wage would force his restaurant to down size, white castle's jamey richard son will join us next. in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov lou: fast-food workers demanding super size wages today, walking off the job in dozens of cities. we don't know how many walked off the job, and how many were hired to demonstrate, 400 people were reportedly arrested in cities in chicago, new york. birl en roeser is pr fir

. >> it is called vicariously liable. and anything they do on her behalf she could be held responsible in a civil courtroom. >> and i remember the first time we told the viewers about this case, there is video available and there was surveillance cameras outside of the areas where the limo was parked and wouldn't that answer the question of whether he was trying to climb in her limo. the evidence was not clear. it is not your average civil assault lawsuit. you have a criminal defendant with deep pockets. there is a lot the at stake. he is suing for millions and it is it he said, she said case. they attacked me and i didn't provoke this. and the defender said no, no, no. the plaintiff attacked us and he would be aggressive. it comes down to the credibility of the jurors. it does not help the plaintiff the fact he was three types over the legal limit and doesn't help the plaintiff that he testified he had no recollection. the first thing he remembers is waking up in a hospital room. it is not looking too good for the plaint

>> general not liable for anything. because they are -- >> how can theyice economy serea prerogative control of a individual's right to speech. >> i believe -- i believe they did the same thing with isis with the beheading, i believe twitter took the video down or suspended the accounts, they took some action regarding that, at least they are being consistent. but to your points, now they are playing the supreme court. this you can, this you can't do, we'll allow the beheading -- >> we taking more big aggressive big brother role than nsa did, and public outcry is against nsa not against microsoft, google, facebook, twitter. because, they are those who are intrudeing on the individual. >> comes down to celebrity, somehow all public so interested in it, you know. >> that is what people are looking at, twitter is like we don't want that coming down on us. >> here is what has to happen, cases that came down prosecuting people, they have been severe penalties. >> 10 years in prison. >> because these are stupid pictures but i

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