the moretality option one, the way i read this if we implement moretality option one the contribution rate is 6.1 percent higher each year for the next 20 years because of the implementation of these new rates. >> each year for 20 >> let's say we implement this and the following year let's say the contribution rate is 20 percent- >> now it is shared >> it is shared so it-dependent on what threshold you cross it has a different effect on the city and employees >> are we talking about the compination of the employer? >> the term contribution rate goes up 6.1 percent. >> because the employee contribution rate is set it triggers cost sharing. in times past it was born by the city but now dependent on the plateau you hit it is shared by the employee. if the gross employer contribution rate was 23 percent, the impact of cost sharing could bring their percentage down to 20 percent but in this case the city is going to be paying the majority of the 6.1 or whatever the number is based on the options, but the employer will probably kick in additional money also. >> let me go through just a coup

the moretality option one, the way i read this if we implement moretality option one the contribution rate is 6.1 percent higher each year for the next 20 years because of the implementation of these new rates. >> each year for 20 >> let's say we implement this and the following year let's say the contribution rate is 20 percent- >> now it is shared >> it is shared so it-dependent on what threshold you cross it has a different effect on the city and employees >> are we talking about the compination of the employer? >> the term contribution rate goes up 6.1 percent. >> because the employee contribution rate is set it triggers cost sharing. in times past it was born by the city but now dependent on the plateau you hit it is shared by the employee. if the gross employer contribution rate was 23 percent, the impact of cost sharing could bring their percentage down to 20 percent but in this case the city is going to be paying the majority of the 6.1 or whatever the number is based on the options, but the employer will probably kick in additional money also. >> let me go through just a coup

john: i would expect obviously new iphones, but on the tv box, i think the "hey, siri, give us moret" is a hint to a interactive way to interact with television. being able to speak to television as well is using the remote control could be a way to integrate siri into the television. john scully, you are unveiling a new phone, the obi world phone, which looks like an iphone. and you are releasing this in october, which is prime iphone time. what is your intention? do you think you can take the iphone and cheaper competitors on? we have no interest in taking on apple. it dominates he premium and of the market. what we are doing, we are creating the only other design lens consumer electronics company in the smartphone industry from the knight's face. .e are here in silicon valley i speaking from san francisco. we brought together several of the old apple team i worked with, and we are creating a design group. platform.he android you can do a lot with the user interface. we are doing a lot with the user experience. basically we are giving people for $700 would expect and giving them to

this comes after corporal steven moret was charged with two counts of assault and one count of child abuse in the county. moret who has been with the police department for nine years now is suspended without pay. >>> the military is sending 200 active duty soldiers to fight the increasing number of western wildfires. at least 95 wildfires are burning across seven states and the troops are currently training after being mobilized in the first time in nearly a decade for firefighting duty. chris martinez is in california with the latest. >> reporter: the devastation is clear in central washington. at least six wildfires surroundings the town of chelan and have blackened more than 111,000 acres. >> they have secured areas, reducing threat to structures and we have people out there 24 hours a day now. >> reporter: nearly 3,000 were forced to leave their neighborhoods, but many are now able to return home. john parker escaped with only his dog and the possessions in his truck. >> i can actually say i'm actually homeless. >> reporter: the wildfires destroyed parker's home and at least thre

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doing moret stores than the department stores.et: a lot of these stores are suffering from the west coast dock shipments. gap has blamed it as well. marshall, do those west coast delays hurt h&m, century 21? you don't hear them giving that as an excuse. >> it is not about the product shipment, it is about the consumer changing the timing in which they're going to be buying product. the late simmons, in some cases, helped some of those fast fashion stores because they did not have the merchandise on the consumerfloor when the did not want it. in other words, we are buying shorts when we where shorts, not buying them for months in advance. scarlet: why haven't the traditional retailers adapted to this? >> they are still working on it for picking up on marshall's point, the late shipments will help the off price retailer's that are still doing much better as well as the h&ms and the other entry-level price point basic fashion retailers as well. scarlet: does that mean every company like looming dels or macy's, neiman marcus, they nee

last month they greed to play a moretive role against isil and gave access to key air base close to theian border. now a month after it ban, a military offensive in iraq's western anbar progress shows few signs of progress. hundreds of thousands of civilians have been displaced. many have taken refugee in a front line town near baghdad. >> one of the few towns where the state has a presence. the roads beyond this checkpoint lead to isil-controlled areas in north, west, and central iraq. this is the only lifeline for those cut off from the rest of the world. but only a few make it out. >> i managed to escape, but my family is still there. they don't allow people to leave. they tell the people that they should die along side them. sometimes they tell you if you want to leave you have to leave your women and children behind. >> some 300,000 people fled when isil captured ramadi, the pro convention capital of anbar in may. but as fighting intensifies between isil and government forces the human crisis is worsening. >> there is fighting and life is difficult. we had to drive in the desert to

but moret broadly, specifically youth engagement. with the factat that there are a lot of political actors that are looking to instrumental lies youth to further their own political gain and offer an immediate access to some sort of me it raises a fundamental question. gameo you support the long or, how do you make the long game of democratic and economic development more attractive when there are these actors providing a much more instant gratification? augusta: thank you. juliet, do you have anything to add? juliette: the light on my microphone doesn't work but i trust it is working? you. i want to add to the things said previously. asia, one of the largest concerns is the lack of real channels to be heard and waste engage on issues determined to be most important that others determined not to be important. we see a lot of the same things spoken about earlier, the extra levels of apathy and indonesia. and isis they said 70% of young people don't care about politics. only 70% said they were slightly interested. there is a high level

easing, moretive structural reform, or delivery on structural reform?e is a big question mark over the delivery of structural reform. a lot of the abenomics so far has been left to the bank of japan and that has a big effect on the yen. program,of abe's economists are waiting for more. the laborr reform in market to free up the economy and get business more active. that will be a big area of focus. when we turned back to the boj, will it increase stimulus or not? many economists are waiting for october, that could be a possible date for the next increase of stimulus. other they're looking out to early next year. francine: thank you so much. our japan economy team leader. manus: let's get a reaction from our guest in the studio, andy 's.ch from schroeder it does not inspire me that qe works beyond america. japan, thewe look at quarter is one thing. and ase a step back brett was saying, over the last two decades, nominal gdp has really not gone anywhere. over that time, japan has been adding to its government debt. what japan needs is to get to nominal gd

nothing like that on the the 50 moret for days the congress has to and 45-50 days for the president to make his case public, obviously the president has taken questions in a variety of settings. a day after announcing this agreement, he took questions from all of you in the east room. or many of you. maybe the jury's still out on that question. there is no doubt people in this room have been following this issue as closely as anyone. to of you have access information and that is why the president made a point of spending more than an hour with all of you answering questions to discuss this. i wouldn't rule out future public engagements in which the president takes questions on this. you all have reported on the wide variety of private meetings the president had with individual members of congress. many of them have been characterized by a lot of q&a and give-and-take, both in settings involving a large number of members of congress and also in one-on-one settings. the president has not been shy about his willingness to do some q&a on this. i would not rule out he might do some in the f

thinking moret seriously, they will move away from donald trump and some of the other republican candidates. i think the other candidates have a responsibility to donald trump. it's a good field and republicans like me have been saying for years that it's a better field in 2012. many governors and senators and serious candidates. i think they have impressive but most of them have run lackluster campaigns. host: you wrote that in your last campaign. they say the rest of the field is not what it should be. jeb bush may be the nominee but he has not dominated the way people hope. they said scott walker and ted cruz would make it and ted cruz is riding -- is rising and scott walker not as much. none of them has quite clicked. donald trump has made it hotter because he has dominated and at such a big field. it's only before labor day but i think these candidates need to look in america little bit when they get finished pulling their hair out over come. talk about the issues. had serious health care reform. it is a worked out proposal that has a lot of details. it helps people who don't have insu

thinking moret seriously, they will move away from donald trump and some of the other republican candidatesi think the other candidates have a responsibility to donald trump. it's a good field and republicans like me have been saying for years that it's a better field in 2012. many governors and senators and serious candidates. i think they have impressive but most of them have run lackluster campaigns. host: you wrote that in your last campaign. they say the rest of the field is not what it should be. jeb bush may be the nominee but he has not dominated the way people hope. they said scott walker and ted cruz would make it and ted cruz is riding -- is rising and scott walker not as much. none of them has quite clicked. donald trump has made it hotter because he has dominated and at such a big field. it's only before labor day but i think these candidates need to look in america little bit when they get finished pulling their hair out over come. talk about the issues. had serious health care reform. it is a worked out proposal that has a lot of details. it helps people who don't have insura