-- a business logistics. it's an ideal spot to set up shop. >> reporter: to fight back, riley has taken lessons he learned five years ago as agent in charge of the d.e.a.'s el paso office. he's formed a 25-agency strike force featuring state and federal prosecutors, the f.b.i., a.t.f., and local police, that began operation in january. its focus-- shutting down choke points where gang leadership meets cartel lieutenants. the same strategy he used, he says, to make major arrests on texas border. now he says there's a new border here in chicago that's even a greater challenge. >> i'm telling you, i'm taking this personally. we're going to do something about it. now, this is a marathon. it's not a sprint. and our changes here with the strike force and the way that we look at drug enforcement is going to take time, but it's going to have lasting effects. >> reporter: and more than ever, chicago's problem is turning into a midwest problem. the tonighticles of the cartels spreading drugs and violence, scott, into m

how is logistics will be moved around. how ships can come in and help us out.e? that level of exchange during fleet week has 10 times improve our relationship with the military and down to the very neighbors who appreciate the presence and new relationship we have, while they understand the international humanitarian role that our military has. these are all great relationships. again, you do not have to use the word "disaster" to build capacity, resiliency, and the ideas of recovery. you can take these opportunities as this remark suggests -- as this remark suggests from femaç that you look at this from a whole community perspective. everyone has an opportunity to produce a, strengthen ties. we live in the cities. we agreed confidence. we have recovery in the forefront. -- we have breed confidence. we have recovery in the forefront. thank you for coming here. çplease dialogue and create the relationships you do not have. these are invaluable things. you know the city will welcome better ideas and push for the whole area of mitigation to get to the problems a

but to wash up hohner success wasn't granted competition was high and one had to think of but a logistics and sound strategy is to gain profit and just when the russian fledgling retail industry began showing steady growth the country's default of nine hundred ninety eight game is a blow one positive thing about it was it just won't be coming up big international players to the russian market and give time for the country's own retailers to grow stronger the basically had to bridge a huge gap in the u.s. the old wal-mart started in the ninety six days well in russia similar hypermarkets started new a half a century later in two thousand and six russia's retail industry witnessed a merger of two jaimee chains to form the biggest player on the market up until now x. five retail by two thousand and eight russia's retail industry got strong enough to withstand the global economic downturn and although some big foreign players like on natural have been steadily expanding in russia the country's all we day lows account for a lie just segment of the market and that's set to hold ground. you said

say they're in the center of this and these are the same countries that are fomenting supplying logistically and financially the rebels and the terrorists in syria you know why why isn't saudi arabia send suicide bombers into bahrain why don't they hillary clinton said and done some friends of bahrain why isn't the friends of bahrain meeting to send weapons to the democratic protesters in bahrain. well as always our team is working twenty four hours a day seven days a week to provide you with the best stories and pictures from around the world find them on our website r.t. dot com here's a quick look at what's waiting for you there right now. big brother not only has his eye on you but he's listening to and it's legal american police are now allowed to track mobile phones and gather users' g.p.s. private data without court. the online witch hunter cursing and enemy with a hacksaw or finding a charm to make your lover for ever faithful has just become a little bit harder online all community bay has banned all sale of all forms of magic. and a drug addict's death in the u.k. . infection spark

we have seen how well halliburton did when they took over the logistics of the army. the army cannot see itself anymore which is kind of ridiculous. look at all of the scandals in iraq, and you see these across-the-board to be of national security budget is what i did, and at some point it struck me as overwhelming that these things were not working as the proponents had claimed that they would work. there are some things that not only because of the cost effectiveness i don't want some contractor looking at the sensitive surveillance intelligence. i don't want some contractor choosing who is going to get hit by a drone. >> i'm a holocaust survivor in the civil rights veterans. and what i see happening in this country is a move towards fascism which resembles that of germany pretty much the labor movement which restricted the voter preservation -- participation as well as the media that takes on the lives of our being spread on a daily basis kid there are very few outlets that you can actually read or hear the truth of what is happening in our government, and my fear

a lot of logistical headaches. things move forward. karen, a new abc news poll, just out this morning. what do the latest numbers of the poll show? >> dead heat, rob. not surprising there, this is a very close race. has mitt romney up a point. 47%, to 46%. when it comes to the economy. people don't think he is looking out for the middle class. substantial number of americans, 58% say, mitt romney's policies would help the wealthy not the middle class. president obama, they think the opposite. they think he's looking out for the little guy, working class. but the fact that president obama's approval ratings are still so low, below 50%, and the fact that people don't think he is doing a good job handling the economy, that's why this is such a close race. rob, paula, no surprise there. been a close race for a couple months. probably be a close race after the conventions in two weeks. >> nail biter until november. that's for sure. >> all right. thank you to abc karen travers reporting live from tampa. thank you, karen. >> be sure to stay w

this is going to be a logistical challenge. we'll see how it works out. we're flying with the advanced team for mitt romney and they have advanced folks on the ground in louisiana plus they have the staff of governor jindal working with them as well. so we'll see it all unfold in the next couple hours. we'll get back to you, ashleigh. >> good luck. that is going to be a bit confusing but fascinating nonetheless. jim, make sure you let us know what happens when you guys land. in the meantime there is still a big moment playing out in the news. it isn't exactly what mitt romney or the planners of the convention, that carefully orchestrated convention expected or perhaps wanted. not sure about this. if you didn't see this or haven't heard about this, clint eastwood and the performance on stage last night. a lot of republicans, the faithful in the crowd found the mocking of president obama all while talking to an empty chair was actually pretty funny but in that crowd a lot of other people were visibly uncomfortable and our dana bash was inside the auditorium

then, we will talk about the logistics of withdrawing u.s. equipment from afghanistan. "washington durnell" is next. >> it is my honor to announce my running mate in the next by president of the united states, paul ryan. >> good morning. welcome to the sunday edition of "washington journal." we're going to be talking about the romney-ryan ticket for 2012. we want to get your thoughts on the announcement made by governor romney yesterday in virginia. the numbers are on your screen. you can also reach out to us on social media. @cspanwj. facebook.com/cspan. and email -- journal@c-span.org. it is the lead story in the major newspapers across north america. here is "the oshkosh north western." >> the leader telegram in wisconsin -- "the leader- telelgram. "the baltimore sun." a strong voice for fiscal restraint. have other hand lens to look at as well from "the new york times," "the washington post." getting your comments and thoughts about the choice and the announcement made yesterday morning that representative paul ryan from wisconsin would be his running mate. our firs

we've seen how well halliburton did when he took over the logistics of the army. the army cannot feed itself anymore, which is kind of ridiculous. and look at all the scandals in iraq, and you see these across the board. national security budgets is what i did, and at some point it struck me as overwhelming that these things were not working as the proponents have claimed they would work. and there's some things that, not only because of cost effectiveness, i don't want some contractor looking at sensitive surveillance intelligence. i don't want some contractor choosing who's going to hit by a drone. >> hi. i'm a holocaust survivor and civil rights veteran. and what i see happening in this country is a move towards fascism, which very much results that of germany, which silenced pretty much the labor movement, which restricted voter participation, the media as well. we no longer have the media that takes on the lies that are being spread and that we're being fed on a daily basis. there are very few outlets where you can actually read or hear the truth of what's ha

senior pakistan military leadership provide the intelligence, money, training, and logistic support in those sanctuaries particularly for the haqqani network. it is a they can kill and maim us as well as the security forces. that is the harsh reality of what they're doing. there are two fertilizer plants that produce all of the ammonium nitrate that is used in the iad packages used against us. we know where they are, what they do come and they maintain it is just a fertilizer plant and what happens to the materials after word is not there concern. these of the issues we deal with all the time. they're on record inside the administration and we will get the details of it. the long-term success of afghanistan civility means we have to take these sanctuaries down, start collecting now, upvaluing high-value targets and killing some of the leaders, much we are doing against the al qaeda and fata in 2013 and 2014. with all the complications that provides us with afghanistan, the ambassador had been a former ambassador, a very successful one, and currently has just left afghanistan due to hea

logistical nightmare.it out. >>> speaking out, what disgraced cyclist lance armstrong has to say. being stripped of his titles. you might be surprised by his reaction. >> i was surprised by the results of the race that he took part in over the weekend, too, for all of those medals. we'll hear maybe what polilace fell into. who beat him. more interestingly. and rihanna being linked to a reality tv star. hanging out with a dude you wouldn't suspect. what does a pop star see in the member of a well known reality tv family. we'll find out coming of in "the skinny." >> a new boy under her umbrella, ella, ella. >> perhaps something going on with her and a do the getting friendly. pictures. uh-huh. >>> first tropical storm isaac, well on its way to becoming a category 2 hurricane. and then setting its sights on new orleans. >> yes, indeed. isaac is packing 65 mile an hour wind this morning, churning now west of florida. the gulf coast meanwhile is bracing for up to 15 inches of rain. hurricane warnings issued fro

health department says it supports the bill but officials want to be involved in determining the logistics of the new process. the process of becoming a successful major league hitter usually requires years of practice, the orioles' new as ricky has seemingly skipped a few steps. 20-year-old manny machado has been named player of the week. he is the youngest player in orioles history to hit two home runs in the same day. the previous record was set in 1962. he shared his player of the week honors with the first baseman, adrian gonzales. that sets up a perfect showdown tonight when the o's begin a three game series at the yard against the red sox. flooding causes a major headache for commuters this morning. plus, every bride needs her own special day, right? but it >> just in to the 11 news room, there are 300 city homes with out water right now as the department of public works repairs a main break. water was shut off last night to repair the main. officials are encouraging residents to pick up water at any one of three locations, the oliver center at harbor road, the land of ours at the 1

there are cultural issues, logistical issues. again, in these modern complex societies with this enormous capacity, you can bounce back much more quickly and the bounceback is based on the efficiency of your ability to put resources to solve the problem very quickly. foreign assistance in a large complex catastrophe could be about quantity. if you do not have a system in place before the catastrophe, it is very, very difficult. this is something that -- we actually were very -- i always thought highly of the japanese response system. there were some glaring shortfalls, particularly their ability to receive aide. we probably have not come as far as we should have in accepting foreign aid on large-scale issues. do we do -- have we ever done a major exercise where people come here? >> that was an important component of the exercise where we will able to exercise that. let me pour on a little gasoline on the fire. we discovered back then in terms of credentials and insuring people who conduct urban search and rescue from abroad in a

there were cultural issues, logistical issues. again, in these modern complex societies and with the enormous capacity, you can bounce back much more quickly. the bounceback is based on the efficiency of your ability to pour resources to solve the problem quickly. foreign assistance in some cases and in a technical sense but in a large catastrophe that could be quantity, if you do not have a system in place before the catastrophe, it is very difficult. this is something that -- we were actually very rigid i always thought highly of the emergency response system in japan. there were some glaring shortfalls, particularly to receive a response which i think offered some experience to the united states. i think it is fair to say we have not come as far as we should be able to come in terms of accepting foreign aid, particularly on large-scale issues. that is something that should be done more. have we ever done a major exercise where people come here? >> that was an important component where we were able to exercise that. let me pour

they don't have the logistical infrastructure. what general allyn's forces have done is take that away from them and that is very significant from a military perspective. is there a psychological game for that? of course but in a long tenure of things what is the impact on its people? to people in kabul believe the haqqani are on every door threatening children on a regular basis? absolutely not. you have been in the city. people were in cafes that night and that is the reality of it and that is how you measure that. can they execute a mission at the psychotically dealing with seizing a piece of ground or killing people in a suicide pact? yes they can. the do that ten years from now? probably. we don't have to stay there to prevent that happening. the afghan national security force should deal with that. we don't want them to have the infrastructure in place to sustain-and delegitimize the government capacity to function and haqqani has not been able to achieve that. that is how you have to keep it at the strategic level and bring

that would have caused a logistical nightmare. >> people are worried about the storm perhaps stealing thunder, no pun intended, of the convention. and mitt romney, now come the strategists and now it's time for that. is there a message to counter all the attention going to isaac? >> you know what they are going monday, don? they are going to gather the session and gather it up quickly. they are going to unveil a debt clock. it will click through 24 hours a day until the convention closes. at that time, they are going to point and say, this is where we are. they want to talk act the economy. they want to talk about jobs. and mitt romney this evening up in wolfboro, new hampshire. working on his speech. woe have heard he and paul ryan talking about the economy. that is what they need to do as they head to november. >> thank you, mark preston. cnn, tonight, an in-depth look at mid romney. "romney revealed" followed by wolf blitzer and our cnn team. they are going to preview the convention. we have live coverage throughout the week on cnn. >>> this just in to cnn. the governor of mississi

>> logistically what this means -- an example is mobile food, where it was under the police department, and they thought it was best to put it under a lease for the public's right away, so what does that mean in terms of taking it away from one department and adding it to another? what would it take for us to be able to do fivthat? >> i look forward to hearing it. thank you. >> august 5 i visited sunday streets. the organizers asked for a task force and who to be put together to help walk the street. the organizers only have a permit to close the streets, and some permit were they do have activities in the streets, but they do not have permits to be able to sell food. they do not have permits for sidewalk encroachment for the businesses, so because the emissions -- missions, this does happen four times this year, what has transpired is there have been some street food vendors coming out on the sidewalk, so since the event is not permitted for the sale of food, the organizers were concerned this was starting to develop and to grow, so the city put together a task force with our office,

>> logistically what this means -- an example is mobile food, where it was under the police department, and they thought it was best to put it under a lease for the public's right away, so what does that mean in terms of taking it away from one department and adding it to another? what would it take for us to be able to do fivthat? >> i look forward to hearing it. thank you. >> august 5 i visited sunday streets. the organizers asked for a task force and who to be put together to help walk the street. the organizers only have a permit to close the

the u.s., other western countries are providing logistical support, operational support, advise on the ground. there has never been a confirmation they are providing weapons but everything short of the weapons including the kind of tactical and strategic a device to make the opposition more affective. we certainly have been seeing out on the ground. the kind of weapons that have been caring and the six hassles -- and the successes they have had. >> thank you very much for that analysis. today, markets across europe let out a collective sigh of disappointment as european central bank left central bank's unchanged. this is not a bold action they were hoping for. the president of the central bank promised to do whatever was necessary going forward. >> we have seen so many make or break summits since the eurozone crisis began and that of them seem to have worked. many of -- many have stopped wondering if the european leaders can stop the crisis. >> we need our mandate. the ecb is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro. believe me, it will be enough. >> investors were thrilled t

the name of the truck driver. 34-year-old gregory watkins from fort washington worked for cardinal logistics. he was hauling lumber. fuel leaked onto the highway after the crash and ignited and caused the fire. >>> there maybe one less referendum question on your november ballot. married's highest court is consider an appeal to stop the referendum on the state's redistricting map. lawyers argue an on lane petition used to gather signatures violate a legal requirement that information must be submit by the signer. caught of appeals has until monday to make the ruling. >>> double shooting last night in northeast baltimore has police worried it may spark more violence. it's connected to a previous shooting in the city. as brian kuebler tells us tonight, the case is being looked at by a brand new homicide task force, aimed at solving the more unusual murders, two are dead, in what police are calling a targeted shooting on ham illtop avenue. it happened at midnight. there is a possibility it is connected to the triple shooting earlier this week in southwest baltimore. this are now murders togethe

after nailing down the logistics' i started assembling market. for reactors this is the most important step. if you don't look good in authentic cuban was the point. well, hard core reactor would have found a sheep, sheared it, spun the will, and so it. i opted for more efficient approach. i ordered my brown habit from an online customer store, vowed to have a good time in this. even the most temperate sold could achieve a look of spiritual perfection. it came with a rope belt and oversized pilaf. but i figure, if i was going to cut corners on the garbage that had to go hardcore and here. i decided to a shaded into a fire check. all i can say is that a satellite again at the at the time. the night before the war, "friday i went back to the salon the price had risen from $7 to eight. loretta no longer worked there. to get my hair dresser of visual idea of what i wanted i printed out a few pages of hair cuts from the internet. after waiting nervously for five minutes of was approached by woman would show a link auburn hair. are you ready? and it se

. >> reporter: saturday target plans to fill all 300 positions, assistant managers, logistics, cashiers. the store says it will happen fast and candidates need to be prepared. >> if you are a walk-in and you have filled out an application online, you can fill one out here either paper or one when you walk in >> reporter: the new urban prototype target will open october 14th on the second floor. offering shoppers smaller packaging of products for a city lifestyle. the retail on pace nationally to open 15 stores this year. san francisco is number 11. she has been job hunting for six hundreds. a city college student that hopes after much disappointment, it will end today. >> it is a let-down. then it is more motivation to keep going. >> reporter: those hired will start training right away. that job fair runs today and tomorrow from 11 to 7, again saturday from 10 to 5. the retailer says retail experience isn't necessary. sue thompson, abc7 news. >>> thousands of richmond area residents are flocking to a personal injury lawyer in the wake of monday's chevron refinery fire. they are wait ann

last year logistics wise where they were overwhelmed by a bigger crowd than what they expected. i'm sure you guys are calling for a repeat of that and certainly everyone bigger. >> we're hoping to build the momentum. i think everyone that i spoke and met had a great time, great experience so we're looking to see everyone bigger and better this year. >> real quickly before i let you go, tell us about this car that's being rolled out later today. >> this is our show car that will be featured all around baltimore from now in the race. south portion of towson so this is sgrus a way for us to get some exposure for our sponsors and get out and support the race. >> more of this on our website. all getting ready for three weeks from now, labor day weekend, the second grand prix baltimore. for now though, we are live at tinner harbor. >>> adam jones knows what it's like to be a hero. he did it again last night against the mariners. the o's won 8-7. the game nearly five hours long. zack is headed to the triple a. football is on everybody's mind because football season is upon us as the ra

logistically, it is very difficult to hire a peaty turf to try to support so many different recess, lunch, after- school. and he looked at a cost, $27,000. you're not going to be able the higher five teachers to spread the hours throughout the day to do this. most importantly, it is not instructional based. it is mainly organized place for children. commissioner who wfewer: it is t instructional, it is recreational and similar to something with my contract for the ymca. i think this board has approved of many play works contracts before. it is a school site decision many times. and this board, play works is not new to us. we have approved this many times before without discussion and approved unanimously. this does not displace our teachers. there are programs that do. this is not one of them. >> if i may, since you were sitting here, are you also sitting here for the 22--- 19 and 20 as well? >> if the solutions are related, then i am representing them. >> that was the clarification on my part. that really does help me better understand the times. i have seen that in the schools and i thi