. >> college football is set to kick off tonight, and mark morgan is live in south carolina with theiew. >> reporter: that's right. it kicks off in just over an hour. we have a live report up next. . can you say stocktopussy? but should you be made aware if you are consuming them. that's next on "consider this." >> boy, this is surprising news from the nfl. >> it is surprising and historical. the nfl and 4500 retired players have reached an agreement on the largest sports lawsuit in history. the league shelling out $765 million. the claim intentionally withheld information regarding concussions for decades so players would return to action faster. they said in a statement today. commissioner goodell and every owner gave the legal team the same direction. do the right thing for the game and the men who played it. we felt it was more critical to get help to the families who deserve it rather than many years and millions of dollars on litigation. this is built on significant changes we have made to make the game safer. i spoke to one of the plaintiffs from the lawsuit, former lineman le

i'm mark morgan, and we're live in williamsport, pennsylvania.an see japan is still celebrating. >> ross, they are. you're looking live at the stadium right now. this is hours after the game. the japanese team returned to the field in full uniform along with family an friends. they're starting to trickle off the field. they've been there for 30 to 45 minutes following the win against california. it was a tough loss for california today, but following the game california manager rick tippett told me that again this was a very, very wonderful experience for his team. >> they're just a good team, you know, and i know they're going to hold their heads high. a couple are in there disappointed, but they will be fine. >> what is the significance of this experience. i know it's early, but for you and your players, this whole little league experience, what does it signify? >> they will never forget this for the rest of their life. neither will i. but we'll be playing baseball next week. we havnext sunday we have a gam. we'll be fine. we played and gave it

japan versus california for the 67th little league series title mark morgan is live. you were there. what was the differencen between california and connect? >> ross, i tell you what you could say the westport connecticut team may have run out of gas. they had that come-from-behind extra inning walk-off win over waft yesterday but they did shoot themselves in the foot today with five errors. make no mistake. that ran into a juggernaut as you showed everybody, a 12-1 win by california, nick morrow, the man of the match, if you will, the starting pitcher goes 5 and two-thirds innings, two hit ball over those five and two-thifrdz. he reached the limit of 85 pitches, struck out 10 batters, struck out 4 rbi and a 3-run homer. i mentioned juggernaut, not an aberration, 14 times during the regular season, california scored 10 runs or more. so they are pretty much used to lighten it up. >> tomorrow is the championship game, california versus japan. japan is the defending champs. how do you see this match-up playing out? >> well, one name that you are going to hear a lot about

mark morgan joins us now, where the 6th ranks gamecocks are hosting carolina.ndering what the scene was like prior to this game. obviously s.e.c. football is huge, but a lot of expectations for the season as well. >> you know, there are, michael. south carolina has had very very passionate football fans and that has really -- that excitement and those expectations have risen throughout the time that steve purier has been here. purier has built a very very solid program. we will show you the fans filing in earlier tonight. a crowd of 80,000. again the gamecocks the hottest ticket in town. they built a very solid program here, and those expect taxes will talk more about those in a second, remember south carolina has won 11 games in the last two seasons. so expectations build every year here. and they are expected to have a terrific team this season. and again, kicking off their season this evening against north carolina. mark, let's touch on those expectations right now. therapy far the king of the s. e.c. right now, but in that eastern conference, eastern divisi

with that severe weather, mark morgan joining us where 6th ranked south carolina takes down north carolinaone nfl note, the red skins marked up a pre-season without robert griffin the third. he met with his surgeon who performed the surgery on his knee back in january according to twitter, dr. andrews cleared him to play, the red skins open on monday september the 9th. the final say will come from mike shanahan, but he refused to say after the game if he will indeed start the opener. bull awe eyes are pointing to him being on the line-up. >> you know, it strikes me you have the story about the settlement, for mehmets and damage to the brain, and then we have these kids and the ncaa, and also in high school. hitting hard. >> it is not going to stop people from playing football. we want to see what the triple down long term will be. >> very interesting, thank you very much. >> rebecca stevenson is back with a check of the weather next, and coming up, america tonight with joey chen. >> showers and thunderstorms were very specific in location across the united states tonight. we had them ridin

mark morgan another untouchable banks control most of the public space around us either directly or indirectly or through debt for example they control the food stamp program in america so there's there's a huge parasite there in that but the this space available left for us the people who are the host for the parasite is getting smaller and smaller and smaller catherine. well i'm glad you brought up the food stamp or met says that's a perfect example of where the government is paying huge j.p. morgan chase to do their job abroad to people here who are unemployed who are being paid money on food stamps or welfare disability are being paid to not work and so detached peers are paying through the same function twice so you have a perfect example of where government is generating corporate profits that are not economic for the entire society you know call it fascism call it soviet union but whatever it is it's not economic and the question is we've created a financial mechanism in the central bank and the treasury which can continue to finance this by basically just basing security holders and cu

mark morgan another untouchable banks control most of the public space around us either directly or indirectly or through debt for example they control the food stamp program in america so there's there's a huge parasite there in that but the this space available left for us the people who are the host for the parasite is getting smaller and smaller and smaller catherine. well i'm glad you brought it to food stamp or met says that's a perfect example of where the government is paying j.p. morgan chase to do their job abroad to people here who are unemployed who are being paid money on food stamps or welfare disability are being paid to not work and so detached peers are paying for the same function twice so you have a perfect example of where government is generating corporate profits that are not economic for the entire society you know call it fascism call it union but whatever it is it's not an economic and the question is we've created a financial mechanism in the central bank and the treasury which can continue to finance this by basically just basing security holders and currency whole i

our mark morgan is live. you were there for all of the excitement.japan, you have to give them credit because they played unbelievable defense. >> reporter: they really did, ross. very impressive. japan entered this championship world game with being disciplined, opportunistic and defendsive minded. let's check out the defense for a second. you can't emphasize this enough as the japanese team made several stellar defensive plays. while doing so they held down the high scoring californians. chula vista scored ten or more runs 14 times during the regular season. that was not the case today. today japan hung around and hung around. as you supposed them moments ago, japan pounced in that fifth inning. again, the defense and the discipline set the table today. the japanese blueprint game plan if you will worked throughout the contest. they held down the high-scoring chula vista team to walk off with their second consecutive world championship, and ninth over all here in williamsport. >> was your heart racing? it was a back and forth ballgame. what do you

. >> thank you very much, mark morgan from pennsylvania. >>> it didn't take long for chris paul to assertelf as the new president of the nba association. you see, tmz reported that the point guard to test for hgh, and make any charges to the dress code. did tmz did it right? al jazeera's michael eaves spoke to paul and he denied the report. he said, quote, they have no clue what they're talking about. he has not had one conversation union-related since the election, and he's currently visiting his family in north carolina. >>> tyson gay tested positive, and he has tested positive for steroids and is now facing a two-year ban. >>> are you ready for football? seattle see hawks were running wild against the packers last night. 43 yards, dive in, the rookie from texas a&m, making a push for more playing time. williams snags it for the incredible touchdown catch as seattle would go on to win this 17-10 to improve 3-0 on the pre-season. >>> tiger woods is dealing with a bad back but that has not stopped him from moving up the leaderboard, tiger currently at 6 under par but six shots after the l

. >> thank you mark morgan. these kids playing their hearts out and there is great sportsmanship, even if someone scores, everyone shakes hands after the game. one batter got hit and the catcher and pitcher shook their hands saying i am show. >> garry sheffield, did i hear you say there is a 6' 4" 13-year-old >> yes, grant holman who is actually pitching today is 6' 4". he has been the rock star of the tournament, hit a granted alabama, no hitter, 3-run and he is just a bit taller than yours troubley, i have 5' 7" according to moo driver's license. i am stick with that. >> thank you for being with us right now. >>> tattoos. let's talk about that they can mark your love of a spouse, your mother or a sports team but they can be a form of domestic abuse or rememberance of a life that may be best forgotten. alan fisher talked to one woman who helps others remove the ink they wish they didn't have. >> at that point in time, then, i will apply the laser. >> this is a consultation, a conversation, a chat to change a li

our mark morgan has a recap. >> it was a tough loss for california, japan silenced bats but after the game, rick tibet told me how much the experience meant to his players. >> it's a good team, you know. and i know they are going to hold their heads high. a couple of them are in there a little disappointed. they will be fine. >> what's the significance of this experience right now? i know it's ally. you just completed, you and your players, this little league experience, what does it signify? >> they will never forget this the rest of their life. neither will i, you know. but you know what? we will be off and running. we will be fine. it's just a game. you play a game and they played very well. and we gave it a sporting chance and that's all you can do. >> the japanese team used everything in its arsenal, church hitting, a disciplined approach and stellar defensive played and allowed japan to carry the world championship banner for the 9th time. the zjapanese players stayed on the field for a long time, stoking in their championship moment. and then, a few hours after the game, the ja

morgan: you see the markings in the middle? gaelic. doyle gave it to her.is more than just a souvenir. otherwise, why hang on to it all this time? why hide it from us? what makes you think she went to boston? well, the doyle case started in boston. maybe she's going back to old locations trying to hunt him down. if he had us in his crosshairs, she wouldn't run. she'd take the fight to him. pack up this stuff. i want to be out of here in 48 hours. open it. liam, something bothering you? none of our other suppliers can get stuff this good. she's too good to be true, and you're too blind to see it. shut it. get in the car, the second one. i'll take care of her. right. you always ride in the second car. why? because the first car takes the hit in an ambush. are you going to... take care of me? yes, i am. good. hey, hey. i need to ask you something. mm-hmm? you never ask me about my, you know, about my business, about valhalla. why is that? i just... assume you'll tell me when you're ready to tell me. well, uh, there is something i want to tell you. ok. i was go

morgan tsvangirai. the last vote was marked by violence that left more than 200 people dead. this time he has drawn criticism for clamping down on opposition supporters and journalists. some are claiming electoral fraud. officials are expected to announce the results within five days. if neither wins more than a 50% of the votes, they are scheduled to go to a run off election in september. israeli and palestinian representatives are securing the peace that alluded them for decades. they held their first negotiations in three years and agreed to spend up to months trying to reach a deal. the israeli justice minster and palestinian chief negotiators met over two days in washington. u.s. secretary of state john kerry mediated. he said the negotiators will hold the next round of talks in two weeks either in israel or the palestinian territories. >> i can assure you that these negotiations and it's not our exception to argue about the past. but to create solutions and make decisions for the future. >> it's time for the palestinian people to have an independent, sovereign state of

morgan hill and gilroy. 77 san jose. average high 78 so not too far off the mark. seeing some seasonal highs towards livermore. 38 to -- 83 to 84 degrees. but 84 in brentwood. 60s -- 86 in brentwood. upper 70s in rohnert park. 80 sonoma. further north through the 80s to the low 90s towards ukiah so here you have it. we're talking summertime finally returns right here to the bay area. average high in the brentwood are is 88. we'll realize that by midweek. so there you have it. >> we are practicing your pitch for tuesday when you do the first pitch so you have to work on your pitching arm. >> o.co he could tuesday night throwing out the first pitch. >> speaking of pitch. you know what's going on right now? belmont redwood shores little league is playing for the right to go to the little league world series in williamsport playing right now. the so cal entry. so we'll have an update on that. we also have the pga championship. and more of the high voltage of josh reddick! i know reggie jackson is mr. october but reddick is mr. august! it's a major... it s the pga champ

royal wedding said it was myself and some key pair and piers morgan the three of you guessed it was so so i was so through it couldn't. get marks to say i think one of our hard issues we both did a thing involved with heart yes and being against believe me or right we have to get involved a lot of public a public service that you yeah mainly with the arts you know i try and ignore the problems with my heart and try to do more things with kids or you as a dancer will you naturally advance or did you take two or. i don't know really why i began hours and inspired by sammy davis jr i started tap dancing won a number of competitions which then the teachers turn around and say oh you should be doing more so i went into the classical side of it you like alton's of dance and you know any dance intimidate you. i think the tango a little bit sexy is the world and he really remember the actual from origin to me years ago of his called tango forever tango was just different you know just different it's reopened in new york and there was one that man burchill who stole the show it can you say fat man i guess you know if that movie was a fa

mark and the dow jones industrial average below 15,500. let's check this with geoff cutmore. good morning. >> good morning to you. you know, j.p. morgan just cannot shake off the bogeyman, can it? the latest news they told us that they are being investigated by a unit of the department of justice about the sale of mortgages. we know already that they have some issues around fines related to mortgages. this would appear to be a new investigation into the sale of mortgage-backed security products. so keep an eye on this bank here. they've already given us significant set-asides for potential fines related to this story. we know that they got slapped with $850 million in civil suits earlier this week. there is potentially more litigation around the corner on this mortgage backed security story. who thought it? tesla seemsing to gob from strength to strength. this is a company that's already had 300% upside in the share price year to date. and on better numbers than the analysts were expecting yesterday, they got a 14% pop in the share price. maybe, brian, electric is the way to go after all. at least that's what the market seems to be sa

. >> so is the jm morgan the right case for the s.e.c. to be making this case? mark is with me. s.e.c. is being ridiculous, but andrew is behind mary jo white all the way. gentlemen, good to have you on the program. thank you very much. it's interesting, mark, she said if it's egregious enough, you know, if there's widespread fraud. when you look at the london whale, you think of stupidity. you think of a trading mistake with their own money, but fraud? >> right. an that's what's troubling. >> yeah. >> and i think the point i'm trying to make here is that the s.e.c. should be looking to punish more of the bad actors and not just the corporate entities, because the end of the day, it's the shareholders that will suffer the pain of a multimillion-dollar or $100 million fine in this case. and was just very important to point out, in a situation like this where they are going to require, as is the new policy, an admission of liability, that is going to open the floodgates potentially to civil litigation on this very matter that would not have otherwise occurred had this new policy n

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morgan hill at 86, into the upper 80's as well, approaching the 90-degree mark. san francisco in the 70's. 74. it's 60's right near the immediate shoreline. the warmest locations, we're thinking upper 80's to the near 90's. here is a look at your five-day forecast. we're going to cool things off a little bit on saturday. scattered clouds by sunday. there is that slight chance of a shower first thing monday morning for labor day. you can count on the warm-up expected for tomorrow. >> a holiday is better than no holiday. >> you bet. >> thank you, mark. >>> a big catch. in fact, it's the largest abalone poaching operation bust in years. >> it's a 10-inch abalone. that's definitely a prized abalone. >> where that prized abalone was found and who was arrested in the bay area poaching sweep. >>> back now to julie haener in the newsroom with more on what we're working on at 6. >>> the new plan to hire hundreds of police officers, new police officers, in san jose. the mayor's plan may sound like a good idea, but hear why it's stirring controversy. plus -- >> it was clear

morgan's, as well. thank you. good morning. i'm deputy chief brenda leigh johnson of the l.a.p.d., and i have a warrant to search the residence of markrnstein, a.k.a. intrigue. again? excuse me? the l.a.p.d. was here an hour ago and cleared his place out. who was here, exactly? let's see. his name was... lieutenant provenza of the major crimes unit. brenda: besides the laptop computer, did you see what else he took? dvds, books, bills. i helped him carry out three boxes of stuff. you did? mm-hmm. what a gentleman. well, lieutenant provenza was a very pleasant guy. can you tell me about any women coming or going recently? from here? none. ever. that was one of intrigue's rules. your home, your sanctuary. your sanctuary. did intrigue mention if anyone had threatened him? t-these questions are almost word-for-word what lieutenant provenza asked. really? yeah. um, everybody loved intrigue. you may find this hard to believe, but i'm not naturally so lucky with the lady folk. but after his web course, that all changed. and not just once -- twice. well, thank you, mr. o'keefe. uh, could you just give us one second? oh. thank you. gabriel: h

morgan hill and santa cruz is partly cloudy and 73. my to upper 70's for most of the peninsula and san mateo an 70-degree mark and low-to-mid 60's along the coast and 70 in sausalito, and young in petaluma and 64 in santa rosa and napa, the north bay valley spread and low-to-mid 60's along the north coast and we will flirt with 80 around richmond, and we will be well in the mid-and upper 80's in the east by valley. fireworks game rangers are in town to take on the a's and 67 to start and dropping down do a cool 60. seven-day forecast shows we drop a degree or two saturday and sunday we gain it back next week. enjoy the steady weather. leyla gulen? >> it has been anything but friday lite because of an accident after another and problems on two major problems. first we head over to the altamont pass where we have a car fire that is still eastbound 580 at 205 with the fire department on one side. in the westbound direction you will see the stop-and-go traffic over the altamont pass into live more and we have this construction project and a few lanes are blocked until 9:00. as you head over to the tolls and over to the bay bridge, westbou

mark the 50th anniversary for the march on washington. that does it for this edition of 360. we'll see you at 10:00. we'll see you at 10:00. "piers morgan -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. this is what president obama said a year ago. >> a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. that would change my equation. >> administration says there is no doubt the assad government used chemical weapons on it's people. that's the red line crossed. what will president obama do and will the rest of the world support him? >>> unanswered questions about the kidnapping of hanna anderson and the murder of

. >> kenneth morgan, also known as peaches, was one of the more memorable inmates we met at the penitentiary of new mexico. his life in prison is markedclear duality. >> hi, boys! >> he was an open, if not flamboyantly gay inmate living in general population. but when it came to adhering to the inmates' unwritten code of conduct, he made it clear, he was no different than anyone else. during our shoot he had received one of his rare disciplinary write-ups for helping cover up a bloody fight between two other inmates. >> right here, this is peaches. looks like he's got the shirt that was taken from the inmate. looks like he was rubbing the floor right here. so that's one of my biggest issues right there. i want to show you the video. okay? so get over here. who is this? >> that's me. >> and what does it appear that you're doing right there? >> kicking the shirt. >> not cleaning up blood. or nothing like that? >> i just kicked it up. that's all i did. i didn't clean anything. >> why would you do that? >> because i was actually way over here by my cubicle and i kicked it all the way around giving it to them, telling them to deal with it.

morgan in the administration's cross hairs forever now, and if so, we will have analysis. >>> and facebook may be red-faced today because the facebook page of mark zuckerburg, yes, the mark zuckerberg, it was hacked. if his page isn't safe, is anyone's? it's yet another blow to internet privacy and security, and we'll have much more on that story still to come on today's program. >> scary stuff. let's check the markets as we approach the final stretch. the final hour of the day, the dow jones industrials average near the worst levels, down 41 1/2 points, .25% lower at 15,46r 39. the nasdaq, also looking at losses, fractional move. let's look, down a fraction on nasdaq. even though it's the lows of the day, we're still looking at just a modest move. 3,602 on nasdaq. s&p 500 has a similar chart pattern as we approach the close. down about 6 points, .33%, bill. ♪ turn out the lights >>> stocks so far not able to mount a comeback following the market's worst week of the year. bob pisani living and breathing the action as he always does here on the trading floor of the new york stock exchange. how's it looking here, bob? >> reporter: i was hyperventi

morgan is kind of a 1980's up a brokerage concept. given to some international merchant. don't be afraid of syria. there is always something out there. >>markent on a kron4 dog, or our new kron 4 news mobile app. >>james: happening right now . u.s. intelligence officials are preparing briefing to congress aimed at linking last week's chemical attack to the syrian government. russia has blocked efforts to seek a united nations resolution and britain's prime minister says he is holding off on joining any military effort until a u.n. inspection team releases its findings about the attack. the obama administration is bound to take action even without the backing of allies or the wind. the biggest dilemma is that a major attack could destabilize the syrian government. but the question is who would take control. the most organized of the syrian of rebel groups right now have all kind of backing for it--al-qaedda backing. >>darya: we will continue our team coverage of the traffic in the wake of the bay bridge cloture and just a couple of minutes. it's great having at&t u-verse high speed internet. walter likes to download fix-it videos... and watc