a loft it has to do with the way the agency was put together, so quickly, a public sector and privatetor, and it's not -- it's a snafu. >> jonas, maybe the government is so bad they should not be raising employees? >> yeah, that's why government doesn't run as well as business. and when i was grading in business school, i was not able to give a "c" to the cheaters, because they would get their feelings hurt. you can all of a sudden play favorites because what do you care, you don't care anyway. donald sterling, he was not going to give bonuses to black players, because that would be stupid. who cares in the government, give them the bonuses. that's what happens when you have the bonus discretion. profits keep us honest in some ways. >> i don't know if that's true. it's apathy when everybody gets a good score. this notion of the pay grade system, when you know what you are going to earn every year, it doesn't want to make you get out and do anything better than basely what you think you are going to earn. it's exactly why, to john's point, our government is the laughingstock lately, be

there saw loft curiosity about derrick carr.threw for a ton of yards at fresno state and figures to back up matt schaub. schaub replaced carr's older brother in houston. he is being replaced ultimately by younger car tear rick. derrick. >> he said, hey, man, i know you have your brother who played 13 years, but we are teammates and i am here every day. whatever you meed i am here to -- whatever you need i am here to help you. >> jonathon quick and the l.a. kings, game seven and the anaheim ducks. justin williams in front and it is 1-0 l.a. 3-0 kings in the eked. in the second. the kings come back from a hole and beat the sharks. they were down 3-1 and take the series a final score of 6-2. they are 6-0 in elimination games and play chicago on sunday in the western conference final. >> thraption. >> we will dog: what's this? mattress discounters' what's this? mattress discounters' memorial day sale ending? but mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one "roof."

there saw loft curiosity about derrick carr. he threw for a ton of yards at fresno state and figures to back up matt schaub. schaub replaced carr's older brother in houston. he is being replaced ultimately by younger car tear rick. derrick. >> he said, hey, man, i know you have your brother who played 13 years, but we are teammates and i am here every day. whatever you meed i am here to -- whatever you need i am here to help you. >> jonathon quick and the l.a. kings, game seven and the anaheim ducks. justin williams in front and it is 1-0 l.a. 3-0 kings in the eked. in the second. the kings come back from a hole and beat the sharks. they were down 3-1 and take the series a final score of 6-2. they are 6-0 in elimination games and play chicago on sunday in the western conference final. >> thraption. >> we will wake up weather. you will notice the fog along the coastline and we will have some high clouds around as well. the temperatures in the upper 40s and mid50s. at 8:00 a.m. coming into the 50s you will need to bundle up first

. >>> plus... ..trying to rebuild after ty fun heyon, a man that loft -- typhoon haiyan, a man that lost his wife, children and grandchildren tells us why he has hope. >>> thailand's prime minister has been ordered to step down by the country's constitutional court. this after judges found yingluck shinawatra guilty of violating the constitution. veronica pedrosa is following the story in bangkok and joins us live from there. an historic decision today. >> reporter: yes. one is a little bit wary of using big words to describe what is happening when we don't know the full implications but, indeed, the constitutional court ruled that the prime minister yingluck shinawatra, along with 10 of her cabinet minister, are guilty of abusing power and acting against the constitution. their decision to transfer the national security advisor from his office was an abuse of power and unconstitutional. under the law they are required to stepdown. all attention turns to the government house, where the government holds office, and we understand she is in an emergency meeting, kind of in a war room situat

so we have an opportunity at this location to actually look at the lofted plume that's coming to us. narrator: in the morning this location has relatively clean air since it is above the boundary layer a layer near the ground that does not mix well with the atmosphere above. this layer traps the pollution below in the basin of mexico city. but as the sun heats the earth the boundary layer rises. herndon: but what we're observing right now -- we're above the mixing height. all of the pollution and emissions that are taking place are not able to mix up and come up to this location. what happens is that the sun comes up and begins to heat the surface of the earth. and just like putting a pan of boiling water onto the stove, it begins to mix and boil, moving the air upward, upward. and so it mixes up and up and up. and we're located up here at this location and suddenly we begin to see much of the city pollution and emissions coming to us but it's a bit later than when the sun comes up. we're seng increases in carbon monoxide carbon dioxide, and nox. narrator: as the sun peaks and contin

there wasn't a loft passion two years ago either. wasn't it obama who said this is not going to be the hope and change. we're going to grind out the election? i think we're going to grind out this midterm election and i don't think it's going to be very pleasant. i think it's going to probably be more money is going to be put in, most of it will go to ads, most of the ads will be negative. and by the end, everybody will be sitting here saying, a pox on both their house. that's too bad. >> do you think the senate can change hands? what's your prediction? >> i only make predictions when i'm sure enough to think i'm going to -- art can tell you -- that i'm going to collect dinner. i think it's too close to call right now. i think anybody who is calling it is probably not smarter than you and me, but maybe a little more cocky. but we have to wait and see who the canal dates are and get closer, see what the mood of the country is, see what's going on, both domestically and foreign policy. it certainly could go republican. i think any demo

the parent of ann taylor and loft brands raised its second quarter revenue.raffic picked up in may following that severe weather. shares of ann up 4% to $38.37. >>> and valeant upping the offer once again for the botox maker allergan for the second time this week. valeant will now offer $55 billion in cash and stock up from $49 billion. the bid values allergan shares today. shares up almost 6% to $167.46. while valeant also ended up higher up 1.5%. >>> meanwhile, uk drug maker shire is reportedly considering a cash offer for nps pharmaceuticals. it is a specialty maker of drugs for rare diseases. for its part, np says it has not been contacted by shire, their shares jumped, shire fell a fraction to $1703.39. >>> and the ongoing saga between joseph a. bank winding down, shares of both companies got a bump after the fcc approved the merger of the two clothing stores, joseph a. bank up to $64.95, and men's warehouse spiked as well. >>> and the dividend nearly 28, the dividend paid on august sixth to shareholders of record as of july 23rd. now the company has dec

time which is publicly about $140,000 in today's money coming and he took that money and bought a loft, and he built a small warehouse that he turned into a tobacco manufacturing and he was so cheap that he slept upstairs in the manufacturing and he credits his early beginnings to about a dozen african american man who worked with him to make that tobacco manufacturing work. in the beginning in 1875 he really was dozens. setting up these warehouses and early manufacturing for tobacco. but pretty quickly he figured out that he could do some changes, some innovations that other people were thinking about. he got a steam engine and he was able to provide white hole through the winter so he was able to manufacture through the short days were the long nights and the short days so he was able to produce faster than anybody else was. he also looked around this little town of wednesday north carolina 60 miles south of the border and he said this town is going to be big someday and he pushed to get an extension of the train service to. he also bought land all over the place and for commercial r

the people on the loft -- on the left who don't want shootings?s, they don't want shootings. >> he was basically accusing him of writing the piece to sell ads. >> she was self-indulgent. she was doing it for her own career and personal motivation. everyone wants to figure out why this stuff happens. when it is a tragedy everyone is trying to wrap their head around it and justify that means to an end. sometimes you can't. sometimes someone is just not -- >> you can't fix crazy. you can lock it up. >> it is interesting she picked this angle though. i feel like a definitely the violence in movies since this father is a hollywood director for "hunger games" all of that violence may make sense. >> con nailed -- donald sterling can drive around and get laid and this kid can't? that does president -- doesn't make a sense. >> maybe he put his wife in the movie so he could stay married. >> i don't think she wrote it to sell ads. i will give her the benefit of the doubt that she honestly believes what she says although i don't agree with what she says. >> s

your sleeping bag in the tent, there are opportunities to show movies in your tent like entertainment loftple. it is making it easier and more fun. >> what is the next go pro and generation of high-tech outdoor gear, equipment? >> it is really about multi functional devices. everybody is looking for the single device that will do it all. i mentioned the stove that has dual functionality. we can imagine that same stove, you can cook your meals, plug your smartphone in and light up your camp and play music. the proliferation of the multifunctional tool. >> just curios, when you venture out doors, what is your must-have? >> i love to have music around the campsite. it is a great facilitation for fun with your friends. there's a great rock out speaker system. you pair that with a solar powered battery pack and you can listen to music for the entire weekend. that is one of my favorites. a little secret, i bring along my ugg boots. if i get cold, i can put them on. >> good to know. rei general merchandiser, michelle orr, thank you for sharing your experiences. super mario is back and he is drivi

also that if the cold to describe freshness to that many analysts and consultants said it sort of loft under. in recent years that has fallen off to some degree. >> julie hyman, thank you. astrazeneca rejects another takeover offer from pfizer --ay, saying the number investors are not happy. it sent astrazeneca shares down as much as 15%. olivia joins us live. what did mr. johansen have to say about this latest rejection? here now ishe issue whether or not there is really any hope to salvage a deal. pfizer has said this is their final proposal to buy astrazeneca. he didn't exactly say this was the end of the road. theren't really say wasn't a window of opportunity and the nuance was really in the language. here is how he put it. road at the end of the this engagement and certainly at these terms. we did reject the offer of 55. he had other things that concerned us also that we did not get the resolution to because of the hurry of the bid itself. the last and final affair from pfizer. >> what you're seeing there is as these terms -- that sort of indicates the willingness if the terms ch

largest city, homs was deemed os the capitol of the revolution and pullout from the fighters, the loft strong hold that the rebels had there is a major setback for the syrian opposition. the government was animate to regain control over these areas,s specially homs because of its symbolism, also to make sure to give an impression that things are stable enough in the country ahead of presidential elections scheduled for june 3. it's a major goal for the government to give credibility to the elections. many expect a win. >> many thanks for that update from beirut. >> anti-government groups in egypt say they've formed a coalition to bring an end to what they describe as the military coup. self prescribed politicians, including members of the muslim brotherhood have been missing in brussels. they say they will launch a council on the third of july to commemorate the removal of the first affairs of the removele of a former president mohamed morsi. >> the muslim brotherhood and freedom and justice party agree and have signed this document as a result of intense discussion and consultation. t

david wang lofted commuters and videos.amily and friends say he was happy here the second year studying to be an engineer. he graduated from fremont christian high school two years ago. >> a good kid. [ inaudible ] >> warm-hearted. always helped others. a good boy. >> he was good friends with james hong a graduate in san jose and together they lease around apartment. rodger accused hong of stealing candles and honk pleaded guilty for petty theft. hong knew everyone and will be deeply missed. george chen did not live in the apartment but was to visit hong and wang and graduated two years ago. he was kind and would always lend a helping hand. all three were part of the college of engineering at uc santa barbara. >>> another bay area victim caught in the rampage continues to recover at a santa barbara hospital. he was along boarding and he and his bicycling friend were hit by a car. both of his legs were broken. he spoke with cnn by phone after surgery. >> i am doing all right. just trying to get better. >> he says he was init

the technology combined with the arm could not just replace a loft limb, but give total control over entirely prosthetic bodies. >> that's jacob ward reporting. the device created by the same man who in vented the segue. >> do you feel rusty at your job after taking time off work? surgeons do too. that could affect your chance of surviving an operation. the elite author of the study, up next. the system with joe beringer >> welcome to al jazeera america. why you might want to avoid a certain type of surgery if your surgeon is planning a vacation. >> first a look at forecast. not really vacation weather today. >> it depends where you are. certainly the middle of the country will be soggy, so we are certainly not looking to great weather conditions. the clouds are socking us in from the midwest to the southern plains. rain will continue to be heavier at times. into chicago, it's breaking up just a bit. with clouds overhead, with enough instability over the day, showers, maybe stores will be possible. also expecting to see scattered rain showers. it's quiet for now, but grab that umbrel

. >>> north korea offered a rare apology to people who loft family members after a 23-storey building collapsed in pyongyang. >>> in mali around 20 civil servants have been kidnapped. there are reports one soldier was killed and 23 wounded in a gun battle with the rebels on saturday. >>> in many parts of kenya muslims and christians live peacefully side by side. in the case of a kenyan town they have done so for hundreds of years. that's why an attack on the church shocked the country. al jazeera revisited the town to see how people have recovered. >> reporter: this pastor describes the horror of what happened here two years ago. attackers armed with machine guns opened fire on a sunday service at the african inland church. 15 worshippers were killed. another church nearby was attacked with hand grenades. the pastor was not here. he arrived seven months later when no one else would agree to leave the church. >> before the number used to be 200 plus worshippers who used to come to the church. now the numbers are reduced. when i came, i found around 70 members who used to attend the chu

yesterday her parents filed a wrongful death loft against greg alimony and several -- greg alimony andeveral other people, including the own are of the tracks. a spokeswoman for csx transportation says the company has no comment, and no word from greg alman's -- allman's team. there's accusations they had permits to their year but not on the track. >> that's right. cfx is saying, wait a minute you didn't tell me you would be doing this on the tracks themselves. we thought you you would be on the property. almost makes perfect sense. why would you then say, here's this huge safety hazard in the middle of my property, but film right then in and knowing there's an active railroad where train goes pact and forth. >> the production company claims they were told two trains a day and no train at this time put without a permit, would that matter. >> that would matter because a lot of it has to do with whether they put that young woman in harm's way and they knew that. that is foreseeable. so did you to the these trains were going to be by? an active trache. maybe you shouldn't be filming on th

at the same time you continued your college classes and you stalked about how you almost loft your yourselfit must have been a scits frepic existence going from one place to another. >> i think it's like embedded journalism. you spend a long time with people trying to understand what life is like, and trying to report on it as honestly as possible. >> while your sociology book is talked about, it seems like an investigative journalism in many ways. early on, as you started going to the neighbourhood you saw a game of cops and robbers with kids, and that stunned you. >> yes, i saw two children, five and seven play a game of chase, in which the child playing the cop was running after the other little boy. when he caught up to him, he placed him in imaginary handcuffs, yelling, "i'm going to lock you up and you're never coming home", he padded the other child home. i took a quarter out of his pocket saying "i'm seizing that", this game was repeated. the children quit before they were caught, putting their hand behind the head or push themed up against a car. i saw a six-year-old child try to d

threw it to the ground, which in afghanistan gan culture is hugely symbolic meaning not only has he loft material possession, but lost his dignity before god. hamid karzai promised this man that they would take care of it. that many here are unsure. they say it's six days since the disaster and they received little help. >> qatar is presenting a report on the rights of its migrant workers to the u.n. human rights council in geneva. qatar, drew to host the wuppertal has been criticised for its treatment of construction workers. >> first, there are conditions inside the workers camps. activists called them squalid and crammed. then there's the caffala systematic making it difficult for people to change jobs or leave. they have been criticised for poor safety standards and amnesty international says there are domestic workers who are physically and sexually abused by their employers. we go to geneva. >> reporter: in its periodic review of the state of human rights, here at the united nations human rights counsel in geneva, qatar is presenting its report. doha has come under criticism over t

what people in brazil are seeing is a loft of - we are having a little discomfort with the fact that the brazilian government is completing promises to f.i.f.a. 12 of the stadiums are not finished being built. there are other infrastructure issues, so where is this money doing. >> a lot of stadiums are done, and f.i.f.a. has hospitality requirements and details that they need to sort out with the host cities. a lot of the transportation projects haven't been done, a lot of communications have not been readied for the world cup. it's ready to host a tournament, something that brazilian cities do is host the games. it's not all ta complicated to host a world cup. we see all the money going to civil construction firms, those that dominate money. $14 billion is not trickling down, but every time money moves between the federal and state and city governments and goes to the construction firms, a lot sticks when the hands pass. we have active corruption, passive corruption and a lot of delays scheduled into the projects because as you get closer to the event you need to put more workers on

. >> the turkish president has been visiting the site where 282 meres loft their lives. he expressed his these, but many are angry about poor safety standards. >> the trial of the aljazeera journalists have been adjourned. thenerve imprisoned for 128 day. >> 20 people have been killed in anti china protests across vietnam. fires have been set in industrial areas. people are angry for beijing putting an oil rig in disputed waters in the south china sea. >> hong kong has started to burn. thirty tons of confiscated ivory in an initiative that will take two years to complete. >> at this incinerator with ivory set to be destroyed, this city with stockpiles of ivory outside of africa having the same debate as elsewhere on how to dispose of it. those said the value could be sold in some parts of the world and money to help conservation. others say by doing so, you legitimize the industry, which has been responsible for the wholesale destruction of the herds of elephants in africa. by their actions this afternoon, the hong kong authorities seem to be making a statement on which

then, cespedes lofts one into left field seats. number nine from the cuban missile. plenty of runs for that man. tommy malone. silenced a pow eurekaful tiger line gyp. he has -- powerful tiger line up. bottom of the eighth, an explanation point on the afternoon. his first career grand slam. the a's take on one of the four game series as they found -- pound the tigers. >> i started off the day thinking i would love to get in on this action. it just worked out. >> they are the team that bounced us out of the playoffs two years in a play, which was maybe our insentiment we just had to come out with a strong statement and win. we did that. >> the giants are aiming for a third world series in seven years. the cubs,er that counting. four out of five giants fans prefer buster postie and hunter pence. -- posey and hunter pence. pablo doesn't want to see may come to an end, does he? another home run. three more runs batted in. 16 rbis for this month. what is his secret? that man. hunter pence. >> cowboy boots. >> oh, the boots, too. >> he ties the game with the rbi double. he

james adroga act into law, setting aside 4.3 billion to provide health care and compensate victims for loftages. >> of nearly 14,000 claims received, 502 have been informed of a dags. a fund spokesperson who declined to be interviewed said it's because they are waiting for 85% of applicants to complete the process and submit documentation. they added a third manager to help with the backlog. >> it can't come soon enough for ken george, who has not been able to work since 2006. >> a lot of respondents went before the commission and know what they have to get. a lot of people lost their houses, homes, insurances. for those hailed as national heroes, the uncertainty is hard to swallow. >>> now here is farah with the sport. >> thank you. the international cricket council are investigating evidence of widespread match fixing in up to five countries. britain's "telegraph" alleges that former new zealand international lee vincent provided the i.c.c. anticorruption unit request information about matches and players. vincent previously admitted to involvement with illegal bookmakers and is said to h

told, a small group of people on rutgers campus backed by a small number of faculty and there are a loft students that attend that university that are very upset with condoleeza stepping away from this today. >> i think it's a really graceful statement, that she doesn't want to detract from the commencement of kids there. i think it's a mistake. i wish she would go and be accounted for and her presence would spark a debate that i think is worth having. two things. they paid snooky from the jersey shore $32,000 to speak at that school so come on now. and second, it's the involvement of the faculty. it wasn't about the kids. it was the faculty coming out against her that made the difference. >> what does this say about diversity on college campuses today? >> the update to the story that was happening just before we came out for outnumbered is that there are a number of students now signing petition and moving forward with a movement to try to get her to reconsider to come back because their concern is when you have an institution of higher learning and you don't have every voice at the tab

we've seen a loft violence coming from the troops against our troops. i'm concerned about the safety of our troops staying there and what their role is going to be. >> we're going to carry the president's remarks live on afghanistan on fox news and now this. an excerpt is out from hillary clinton's new book. she talks about serving as secretary of state, mentions her faith in the future. but doesn't bring up a presidential run. there's a small group of democrats that is increasingly wary of another hillary clinton campaign. karl rove, former senior adviser to president george w. bush and fox news contributor said her problem could be a perception of inevitability and relying too much on nostalgia. >> she's talking about how good things were when bill was in office, when bill was in office, the economy was better. to some degree, it helps her but it also hurts her because it makes her look like yesterday. it's all about what happened back there in the 1990's. we're 20 years past the point at which bill clinton was elected president. in american politics

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we're not going to find a loft suburban hospitals here in traumatic brain injuries or posttraumatic stressd's problem is a good one about aging veterans, arthritis hearing problems, whatever else whether in fact they certainly -- that could be available, you know, to another system, make it available to those who need it the most and veterans like to be with people who have gone through what they've gone through and that is totally understandable. >> woodruff: does this raise fundamental questions about the role of government and whether government ought to be trying to take on something as massive as this as taking care of every single person who's ever served in the military for the duration of their lives? >> well, it goes on to how you organize a very complex system with rising populations and changing populations, and this is sort of the fundamental debate about obamacare as well is how much marketing mechanism should you have. it's not a clear answer. but the v.a. system is not poorly thought of and has some real strengths. nevertheless when you have a supply and demand problem with

analysts were thinking that the earnings would be down for the quarter after that tough winter, but a loft companies are putting up good number ss and a sign that some of them are putting the cash to work with the new deals. pinnacle foods is up 15% after being acquired by hillshire brands for $3.4 million, and so investors are happy to see their cash at work. >> and tim geithner has out a new book, and what does he say about the financial meltdown? >> well, he said that he wanted to explain in the book some of the things that people are upset about. in the sense that he compares the situation to a house on fire. he says it is a financial lapse and that is something that the people need to think about and how important it was, and now he says that as a result, a lot of the banks are much more stable with all of the rules, and we can feel more come in that. >> cnbc bertha coombs, thank you. >>> and there is a new cheap date index which looks like the things like cost of a cab, mcdonald's burgers, movie, beer for two. london is by far the most expensive. $121. and in wellington, new zealand,

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facebook from home it's a new door of will be open just like ensues is a lot of people and can cause loft we were very worried that i think first of all to use the word revolution. he's proved he is misleading because what is evolution and it's the new project about the classic examples of revolutions the sky that setting up a new state or transforming of property relations turning it into the system will lend some support. right now. christine kip is basically the change of government and returned to the constitution dock was there before we did not see any fundamental changes in terms of the sample of property relations and social relations and in what the french evolution was about ninety musical to the pool. you would need to finish what i'm saying is what has to really be precise about the terms we begin. not even for the revolution. of course i didn't have the change of everything and then. by this logic. russia doesn't have to respect any agreement signed with the prison because of snow were there. on the other hand if we do have some kind of legitimate. it can to continue to have

this weekend for a special work at the latest benghazi developments as we have been saying there is a loft news reporting an hour. it can be seen friday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. saturday 10:00 p.m. eastern and again sunday 9:00 p.m. eastern. you don't want to miss this. that's it for the panel. stay tuned for a man who tries to make the best of a bad situation. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. [ male announcer ] great rates for great rides. we cannot let the fans down. don't worry! the united states postal service will get it there on time with priority mail flat rate shipping. our priority has always been saving the day. because our priority... amazing! ...is you! the amazing spider-man 2 delivered by the united states postal service. >>> finally tonight, while a fire was blazing. it was who was best the reporter or the -- >> smoke blowing everywhere ask the folks to stay inside. >> folks, do you live around here. >> you are super pretty. do you want to go on a date sometime. >> i am live from fox la are you evacuating. >> dow

women aren't taking loft computer science courses and the culture of the tech industry in a lot of places't great for women. we have been working on this at google particularly in the last year bringing more unconscious bias training for our employees for african-americans and hispanics it is even worse it say smaller population, even fewer percentage of people from those ethnicities actually earn degrees in computer science. and the industry is that much less friendly. >> tellie whitney does this square with your investigations, your findings, your monitoring of the situation. >> well, first i want to applaud google for talking about the numbers publicly. it's really important. accountability is at the heart of change. and our top company for women in computing abbey award are enormous between 20 and 23%. which is still lower than would you want it to be. >> well, and there is even lower than that so what do you think the reasons are? well, i think it depends on where you are going to recruit, if you look at the top research universities you see about 12% women, computer science more bro

that michael jackson thing is getting a loft attention.'90s and now it was released for the first time. >> it looks so real. >> it really does. >> thank you. >>> haverford college is on the main lines in a suburb of philadelphia. they had the commencement over the weekend. the speaker was william bowen, a former president of princeton. you know what he did? extraordinarily, keep in mind, it was two weeks ago we were talk being how condy rice decided not to go speak at rutgers because there was a student protest. at haverford there was a protest where 40 students and three professors didn't like the way that the guy they had invited, robert bergerow, how he handled a student protest. >> right. so then the new speaker actually came in, former princeton university president. he said this. >> in my view, they should be encouraged to come and engage in serious discussion. not to turn tail between his legs to respond to an indictment that a self chosen jury had chosen. i think he should be with us today. >> he comes in as a pinch hitter for the

said it will only aggravate the problem the republicans have that this negative perception that a loftple have of republicans to begin with. what say you? >> it came across as an attack, rather than a question. if you want to question someone's health, there's a way you do it. you don't say they suffered so called brain damage if you don't have proof. you can raise a question about it in a didn't way. a different kind of forum. but, i think the way this was raised was, you know, very sort of off-ahanded way without backing it up. it could hurt because she's a woman. the question is going to be, you could raise that differently. there have been men, like john mccain quhor, who had cancer, w for president of the united states. >> there are questions about health. >> and about everything else. >> of course. all right, gloria. thank you. >>> just ahead, a deadly virus. a troubling new development. is mers more contagious than anyone initially realized? >>> and more on the breaking news. the nba's first legal moves against donald sterling. we're learning new detail of the effort to force hi

i think he is is a lost cause and i think the clippers are loft cause when it comes to him owning themt front. suzanne, he denies he's a racist. he accused anderson cooper of being a racist. now he's talking about v. st stiviano, she is a racist. >> we don't know anything about v. stiviano or what her thoughts are. he's confusing two different things. he's saying she's a racist and talking about suggesting that it's self-loathing or self-hate. that is the by-product of racism. that is not racism. there's a very big difference between stereotyping and discriminating against a whole group of people and maybe having some sort of identity issue or problem, you know, within yourself. internalizing racism. so that's a totally a false comparison that he makes. and we still, we don't know for sure whether or not, you know, you can take his word with a grain of salt, what her real feelings are about who she is and how she identifies. >> he says she bleaches her skin, l.z. what do you make of that? >> well, you know, i agree with suzanne. we don't really know much about her. he's actually accuse

i've had a loft pinch me moments in life.such good company. we had a little cocktail dinner last night and i got to meet the other inductees and so honored and privileged to be part of this. >> oh, my gosh. they are overjoyed to have you. david, your work in the kitchen is incredible. the cheffery, everyone enjoy what is you do. but what you do outside of the kitchen is pretty great. you've been helping communities for a long time and kids who are hungry. what you did after hurricane sandy in terms of getting help out there was wildly noted i think among the communities there. what does it mean to you? >> first of all, it's a great honor to be inducted into this and especially the inaugural one. we got to meet each other last night, very inspirational. it's great to be recognized for doing something that helps other people. i'm fortunate, i cook and i have food and i have access to food and trucks and things like that. so to be able to help out in hurricane sandy, which is where i grew up, was a natural. i think helping i get

one approved medication, as a loft. the expert consensus guidelines had first been published a year-and-a-half before recommending this treatment. let me talk -- let me say a few things. the term expert consensus, evidence based, and first-line treatment were very new in psychiatry. our education until that point had pretty much been nominated by other theories, but there was not an emphasis. when i started using the term and said i want to start an evidence based trauma treatment plant at the world trade center, people kind of looked at me like i had three heads. what does evidence based mean? and science in general, psychiatry, but we are talking about is treatments that have been studied in gold standard treatment design. it would be a randomized controlled clinical trial comparing different treatments with different trauma populations and showing that they are effective. year results are assessed by reliable and valid measures. what the point of saying this is, there are very strong pieces of science underpining the

. >> according to a report, hollywood exit, between 2004 and 2012 california lofted 16,000 production jobs. new york added over 10,000. that means most movies are not filmed here any more. >> the number one reason is incentives. >> kevin, lead author of the report talks about tax incentives. new york, for example, offers $420 million in tax credits, roughly four times what california offers. >> it means that other places will add jobs and california will continue to bleed out thousands until you may as well assume productions will take place in new york, georgia, louisiana and britain. >> it leaves places like the prop shop dressed up with nowhere to go. >> everywhere from equipment, rental, services - they lose too. >> so does california, which is not only losing $2 billion, it's losing bragging rights as the entertainment capital of the world. >> claiming to be the entertainment capital - we made 64% of large features, now we are down to 8%. how do you make the claim any more? >> the sina matographer says you can't. >> this sign may be the only thing left meaning hoda abdel-hamid. >

she has her own family now with her husband, who was a loft boy, and a brand new master's degree in education. >> you made it! you made it! she hopes to start a girls school in sudan. the ground is bought and waiting for the lost girls to come home. carol mckinley, aljazeera, boulder. >> more than 1.3 million people fled their homes in the latest fighting in south sudan. aljazeera arabic correspondent has now been on a hunger strike in an egyptian prison for 112 days. he's asked authorities to transfer him to a hospital within 48 hours. medical tests show his health is failing. his attorney said he could die if not given immediate help. >> during a visit, it said he was in coherent and the things he said didn't make sense. he also fainted and was unconscious. his mother called the lawyer to confirm that people saw him in that state. of course, i felt his life was at risk, especially after i saw him in court and the pictures after he lost weight. >> three other aljazeera journalists continue to be held in egypt for 135 days now. they are falsely accused of conspiring with the outlawed muslim b

-a seas were able to sell them either in one sees or in much smaller lofts josh rosner who's a who's a family friend for as he describes it a recovering fannie freddie analyst did an analysis of house price appreciation in two thousand and twelve and found that it was entirely in investor owned properties that housing price appreciation in owner properties that were owners owner owned and sold was was almost nil so the whole housing recovery was actually kicked off by significantly private equity players swooping in and bottom fishing in the most distressed markets which tended to be sunbelt interesting now can you take us back to the housing boom days because p. e. firms they took some along in that bust and seem to have gone into real estate almost to compensate for the lower returns in their core business for example georgia is now just offloading the cosmopolitan on to blackstone so why are these guys even in real estate especially especially residential property well that's an interesting question for the opportunism p.-e. and people forget that it's leverage equity and historic

staff doing tasks you don't have time for, like canceling a magazine subscription or tracking down a loft package at the post office. it makes its phone calls over the internet. they want faster connectivity, that could mean greater overheads. >> our provider will have to pay a lot of money, passed along to us, making us wonder do we keep this feature, charge extra for it. >> telecommunications lawyer george foot said customers won't be any worse off than now. >> when you say fast lane and slow lane, it's a good illustration, but what you should talk about is a fast lane for everybody and a hyper speed lane for others. >> the f.c.c. decision marks the beginning of a four month consultation period, giving big companies with deep pockets the chance to lobby against the change. aljazeera, new york. >> matt wood is a policy director as free press in washington, d.c. good morning. good morning, matt. >> good morning del. >> when we hear faster internet, it sounds good. why is there so much pushback. >> this isn't about faster internet for everybody. comcast, verizon and at&t want to charge ext

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obama called for diplomacy and the use of force as a loft resort. >> you hit singles, doubles every once in a while, we may be able to hit a home run. >> there is another obstacle in the penalty's way, a war weary public. >> americans say they want to do less in the world but don't want their security threatened because we pulled back too far or too fast. >> the president departs the south lawn for west point in just under two hours' time. >> we're going to be carrying that live here, but the president also has a trip planned to europe next week to deal with another major foreign policy issue. >> it's a perfect example of what the president has to address in this post afghanistan era and what the president has been addressing for the better part of a couple of years now, hot spots around the world. we mentioned a couple of them. in ukraine, those elections just happened a few days ago, where the reformer, the pro european reformer won. the president travels to a nato country. no one needs to be reminded of its history under the warsaw pact. they want reassurance. then he goes to g7 to ta

. >> i'm more inclined to believe there might be a loft females. they seem to be the same size. there don't seem to be any small ones and usually that's how you can tell. the female is larger than the male, and i don't see any of them drastically smaller. >> reporter: of course we won't know officially until miller comes back down to talk with reporters sometime later this morning. a few years ago the falcon population was on the decline. as we take it back out here live. coming up, we'll have more on where you can see the falcons as you can see the falcons protecting their nest this morning. we'll also give you an update on the falcons condition this morning as well. we're live in san jose, brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can track the chicks on a live feed from the city of san jose's nest cam. just click on web links at ktvu.com. always interesting to see that. >> i know. >> >>> it's called a hook up truck. 7:30, the controversial new business rolling out for you bay area couples later today. >> putting a face to a tragedy, the powerful new campaign by caltrans along