. >> reporter: lindy posted this reply. offer goal is to provide a consistently reliable product. and your comments regarding specific event. >> you don't need a phd to think they are stupid enough to do this. >> reporter: they left out the customer's name. >> 20 years ago, if you were upset, you told your friends and maybe you told the people you work with. >> reporter: now she says if you complain israeli is everywhere and companies need to change their approach. >> they haven't done a good job of figuring it out. it hasn't revolutionized what marketers. >> reporter: if this is the kind of response you get, is it worth it to complain? >> you get evidence of how much they suck or you get evidence they are trying hard to fix it. >> reporter: united has not verified if this let sir real, but they use standardized wording to draft a response. cate caugurian, kpix5. >>> half an hour ago, the beyonce jay-z concert wrapped up at at&t park. >> reporter: andria borba and lotsover other people heard it all for free. >> reporter: welcome to the on the run tour. the grass here right across

resources is partnership and we are proud of it because it has done pretty well and when i look at lindy and i look behind her and i figure that diane is coming up right behind her and will be attached at the hip and when we were dealing with the warrior's project, brad and byron were over so much we offered them cubicles. to insure that the conservation can occur, and both must continue to occur, what we need to do is manage for the long term. and i was really grateful to hear your remarks about the long term, because that is what we need to look at. and we need to continue to develop with the water front and the color of the engineers and everybody has a role tho play, and the state land, certainly and we have to remember that it has been less than a quarter century since that freeway as up there and so we need to just keep in mind that context and given that there are three issues that i think that confront us and we need to be sure that they don't paralyze us, and the first of course, is the rising sea level and how do we work together to develop the visions for the future and how do

government to stop funding and arming the israelis artie's lindy france was at the rally and brings us the details. bombs fall on gaza the death toll climbs relief doesn't calm and crowds gather to protest. after yet another failed humanitarian cease fire with the death toll in gaza climbing nearly each day since early july the thousands gathered here in front of the white house aren't only grieving they are impatient impatient because many of these people's relatives are the ones ducking for cover and gaza many of them are calling this more than just a war of weapons and ideology it's a war of rhetoric and perception representatives of this community here in washington say there are two choices for the future proceed the same as before organizing a protest each time bombs fall on gaza and lament the government to media bias or instigate an about face change the perceptions of who they are in the public in the media and in the government how can we be effective how can we influence the decision making here in this country because this obviously is not working us media's role is clearly

suspended state senator and the lindy pleaded not guilty. the 65 year-old big win for california has speed rail projects. the state can resume selling 10 million bonds for the project. in new state senate report found that several people brushed off flock reports. six people were injured after and element heyman tried to bred jumped a curb hitting several people. all five were taken to the emergency room. two of the people will need surgery. coming up a 72 hour cease-fire to negotiate a more permanent. permanent along with california's drought hitting new highs. million-dollar homes cells are at an all-time high. nearly 6000 homes sold for a million dollars this past spring. and local real-estate agent shogun for a two-bedroom house listed for $2.3 million house. high demand is fueling the market's. this could change as more apartments are constructed. the latest report is out. a month ago 33 percent of the state is a and an exceptional drought. now it 8058%. things are pretty bad and essential california. the apparel and portal wildfire was

joining the social revolution, and lindy johnson and humphrey in the center. i don't see the possibility for 49 state lapped slides like -- landslides like dixon got in '72. i think there's a narrow path to victory in 2016. >> he got the landslide. in a post scrip to the book, you say if nissan left the presidency, history would see him as a near great president. in the later years, he rehab it tated himself greatly and became a respected statesman. is that the big are comeback an book. >> it came back from a low than 1962. that is the comeback of an individual, who, frankly, was close to death after losing the presidency in california, had the lobitis attack. i was called in florida, where we were staying at his place and told that he had passed away. he came back physically and again to new york, and then he began writing books and presidents were calling him about foreign policy, and i thought he did a great job about standing up under the burdens he was carrying. an enormous number of people didn't. it's an amazing human story, and an amazing story of a ma