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jim: we'll be back at the bridgestone vacation nal a moment. [the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcription or for any errors in transcription.] [captioning made possible by cbs sports division] jim: there they come, up the 72nd. you wonder if sergio might be thinking, you know, i happen to come into this thing right in the middle of the tiger era and when there's about to be a new era in the game, and many are going to write about that this week. he runs into rory mcilroy. nick: runs into the star of the next years. he's battled tiger it's all right 15 years and now he's got another youngster who's fully charged up. fully loaded with everything. talent, strength, desires. so no wonder sergio -- when he crouches down, it's going to h

jim: we'll be back at the bridgestone vacation nal a moment. [the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcription or for any errors in transcription.] [captioning made possible by cbs sports division] jim: there they come, up the 2nd. you wonder if sergio might be thinking, you know, i happen to come into this thing right in the middle of the tiger era and when there's about to be a new era in the game, and many are going to write about that this week. he runs into rory mcilroy. nick: runs into the star of the next years. he's battled tiger it's all right 15 years and now he's got another youngster who's fully charged up. fully loaded with everything. talent, strength, desires. so no wonder sergio -- when he crouches down, it's going to hu

this white vehicle was up on the embankment in a tying nal position but they are removing that.olice vehicle was blocking the right-hand lane. they have been moved over to the shoulder. we have a 6-mile delay on the northbound side of 95 out of the delaware state line. the brace yourself for that and brace yourself for high volume on the ben franklin bridge. just so you are in the moving that is barely into the the area of philadelphia, so heading, into philadelphia, might abe good idea to take bet thecy or walt and expect rush hour delays all over on i-95, schuylkill and vine and 476. in major problems for mass transit, jessica. >> "cbs evening news" is just minutes away. maurice dubois is in for scott pelley tonight and he joins with us a look ahead, maurice. >> one american spoke about his hostage release today while a mother pleaded for a son still held bias lamb i can terrorist. those stories. plus a nine year-old girl, sub machine gun and a shooting lesson that went perfectably wrong just ahead on the "cbs evening news". ♪ go! go! wow! go power...oats! go! made from oats c

. >> reporter: nal nationally, police significantly increased arsenal after the september 11th attacks as the front line in the war on terror. now 600 mine resistant vehicles are in use, humvees, machine guns, camouflage gear, helicopters and planes. and with gun violence like school shootings frequent, police say they need at decisional weaponry. >> policing has changed. there are 300 million guns in circulation and there's tens of millions after sault rifle that's easily penetrate the police vests and equipment. so they need it. but this very to use it in the appropriate context. >> reporter: did you know they have this fire power? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: in ferguson, local leaders say they're very concerned about how police use that arsenal going forward. >> we have to define what is proper for a riot. what is proper for people who want to demonstrate. we have to define what is going to be accepted when there is an incident. >> reporter: police continue to emphasize that even during the worst of the violence, few protesters were injured. and they insist that through it all,

. >> judge andrew nal op tan on, as always. >> good to be with you. >> more high-tech workers from overseasdespite the fact that we have plenty of american citizens who need that high-tech work. how are university professor on the >>> our next guest shattering the myth that we have too few highly qualified, highly skilled high technology workers in this country in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math and the calls by some business organizations for more foreignworkers to be brought in for this country. joining me now is professor of public policy and author of the book "outsourcing america," how we can reclaim american jobs. first of all, congratulations. good to see you and here we go again. it's remarkable. microsoft cutting 18,000 jobs as the company participates in a call for more foreign workers to be brought to this country and american jobs, of course, being outsourced by big business in general. >> yeah, it is remarkable that they can get away with this. any object of measure that one looks at whether it's the unemployment rate or unemployment levels, there is no

. >> judge andrew nal op tan on, as always. >> good to be with you. >> more high-tech workers from oversease have plenty of american citizens who need that high-tech work. how are university professor on the in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov >>> our next guest shattering the myth that we have too few highly qualified, highly skilled high technology workers in this country in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math and the calls by some business organizations for more foreignworkers to be brought in for this country. joining me now is professor of public policy and author of the book "outsourcing america," how we c

. >> judge andrew nal op tan on, as always. >> good to be with you. >> more high-tech workers from overseas the fact that we have plenty of american citizens who need that high-tech work. how are university professor on how are university professor on the when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. >>> our next guest shattering the myth that we have too few highly qualified, highly skilled high technology workers in this country in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math and the calls by some business organizations for more foreignworkers to be brought in for this country. joining me now is professor of public policy and aut

reaping nal will wide if you stay totally try it is at the shore. late day shower cannot be ruled out for poconos or philadelphia or anybody in between that zone. bob, over to you. go, beep beep, beep. >> backup of the truck. >> are you with me. come on lets go, outside we will go to a live look at another disabled vehicle at least this one is off to the shoulder with some cones down. this is also on i-95rthbound, right here near the commodore barry bridge. anyone heading north from delaware county stay to the left and you will be okay. that other disabled i showed you last time around, we were all holding our breath on that one. everybody is okay. that fellow got pushed away and lanes are opened up near girard point double decker. good morning to the bennie, ben franklin bridge into downtown no problems or delays all, we have an accident on the new jersey turnpike southbound right here near exit number 7a the the exit there for great adventure ta day trip there, and pennsauken Ñ;watch for delays on route 130 ng project over there otherwise, bridges

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it's all looking very mobile, and generally autumn nal. you wouldn't look at this and imagine we are in the middle of august. we have low pressures pushing the winds towards lies land. if there are eruptions it will go north. >> i want to tell you about news coming in to us. iran is claiming that an israeli drone tried to penetrate nuclear off limits area of newtance. iran is saying an israeli drone was trying to penetrate a nuclear off limits area. >>> an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.0 shook northern calf, near sacramento and san francisco. there's been no immediate reports of injuries or damage. thousands of protesters marched in ferguson. marking two weeks since police shot and killed an unarmed black teenager. a counterrally was held in support of the police officer. the police use of force divided america across racial lines. >> reporter: michael brown's death from police bullets and the anger unleashed has been a recurring scenario in america, even under the first african american president. and under attorney general eric holder

. >> reporter: a change in die nal i can on the streets of ferguson, missouri. protestors were out early and walked the streets peace any. at one point they locked hands in front of the police and urged the crowd to be peaceful and then midnight it changed. >> criminals embedded themselves, they began throwing bottles, they through urine on officers. >> officers chased down those agitators and made 47 arrests. there were no molotov cocktails tear gas or shootings. >> i believe there was a point made. i think that turning point was made by the clergy, the volunteers and the men and women of law enforcement to partner together. >> there will be an update on the investigation for the shooting that set off the protests. a state prosecutor is expected to present evidence to a grand jury which will consider whether or not to indict wilson, the officer accused of shooting michael brown. however, the community does not trust the process because it's closed to the public. >> the grand jury will say we find him justified, i say it's going to be problematic for this commun

plus for sing nal to russia and used their force. it was clearly formulated. since that time after crimean as i , donnask might be formulated in my article. another option, you know, prevailed because russia can achieve the goals outdirect invasion. craft. is a near to ukrainians are fighting each other in kiev, everywhere. they're like private armies fighting with the jeans. i think everything i depend bringing it to you? who's going to dirs. stay down horses. the di situation will then be made. as a result of this kind of event. it's real. it's not showing all it is in the frame. gaza i don't know. .verything but school is -- they destroyed. people killed. . they bait 100,000 for people to cross the russian. but this too nine ladies in state department are showing fantastic level of cynicism. either this is ignorance, total ig no, sir on the ack dress. i would like to know it is about appointing not idiots but probably then since. this is the reaction from the governors. i sbi -- there is a very serious approach. all en russia can -- and leaders of political

remember when he made that speech in may of last year, the one that infill traited here at he was nal events conflicted. i don't like drones and guantanamo, i'm really sorry about that. is that who we are? no. that is not who we are. now, what's with this we, obama? what's with this we? that may be who you are. t is not who we are. now, there are many of us who are ip volved in occupy here in washington, new york, and other cities. they put some of us in jail. now, the idea is we need to occupy the jails. what are they going to do, arrest us? we need to occupy the jails. people say that's not really smart. emerson said what are you doing in jail? and the question is what are you doing outside the jail so later today i'm going to join thorough with several of my colleagues. i invite you to join us because sometimes you have to put your body into the machine to stop it. o stop it and stop it. >> our next speaker is a chairman of the league u.s.a. lease welcome him. my dear brothers and sisters, because time is short and we have to achieve a lot i want to ask you very simple questions. 0

nal. has been a buy sig >> futures have stabilized and come back up a little bit.t question of the day. here are the answers. normally, buy is the call. the idea of selling july and go away? >> go on vacation. it is august 1. >> another selling opportunity. it is time for the bears to roar. thank you for that answer. and finally, i will be waiting for the call from yellen. >> will she ride to the rescue? >> she is focused on reducing the unemployment rate and getting people back to work and making sure the inflation rate stays put. >> is the fed doing what they should? >> i think they are. i think their direction is quite clear. the hard part comes when they start trades. that is an area where there is some uncertainty. >> saying it should happen sooner rather than later. fisherous that richard the head of the dallas fed, is not dissent. >> maybe he made his point in his op-ed. >> thank you so much for joining us. he was a member of president obama's economic team. loop" is up next. we're waiting for the 8:30 jobs number. have a great morning. ♪ >> good morning. it

i'm at the rafah crossing, and i'm inside the departures interpret nal. you can see -- terminal. you can see obvious my shoulder passport control. people are trying to cross into egypt. let me give you an idea of the destruction by the overnight strikes. the missile strikes landing outside this terminal, this thing, as you can see, has fallen in. an awful lot of destruction from the missile strikes which landed outside of this terminal. as you point out there has been a series of israeli strikes. and we understand that at least 11 houses have been targeted. two mosques, and overnight six people lost their lives. >> in terms of the peace negotiations, where do both sides of this issue stand as we speak right now? >> over the past few days there has been a lot of chatter about peace talks, whether or not the factions will go back to cairo to restart the indirect negotiations which fell apart over a week ago. but what is significant is that this crossing where i'm at, features broadly in the talks. the palestinians want control over this crossing and control obvious the gaza strip.

. >> the latest figures include 84 deaths from 113 nal encouraging countries affected by the virus to screen, all passengers, whether they are coming in from air or boat, car, truck, whatever, any major crossing. but travel restrictions are limiting access to food and medical supplies in many cases. >>> and back here at home, rocky the k-9 officer is back on the job. after a long recovery, from a illness that nearly killed him. >> it was rough. rocky works for the jenkintown police department but he is back on the job. we have a couple pictures of him . he was very sick back in march. he had to have surgery. it was touch and go for a while. he is back to his old stuff. the department says that the community came together to support him and, in fact, they raised $20,000. >> let's get back to this post it note situation. >> i messed it all up. >> how much would it cost to you put up 14,000 post it notes. now car express limousines one of our viewers says if you use amazon.com to buy the pack, it is $22 for a pack, 1200 in one of those big packs. he believed the total is $264 to put up 1

care while building up internal capacity for the future for these reason wes support the supplement nal request approach. dav has for decades said the inadequate. ded is sadly history has proven us correct. it is up to asking and the administration to take steps necessary to end the mismatch provide v.a. the resources it needs and work with vso's to strengthen the health care system so enrolled veterans receive high quality timely and convenient medical care. >> there needs to be true accountability. if people lie they get fired. i totally agree with that decision. you can't run an outfit where people systemically do not tell the truth. the first thing is they have adequate resources and i have to agree that we have been saying for a long time they don't have adequate resources addressing consequence which hasn't been done for any generation. it wasn't done for those exposed to ineniesing radiation , it wasn't true for vietnam vets with agent orange, not true of vets exposed to serin gas. thie these do have long term health consequences. it's something that needs to hange in a system in

i provided comments that were critical of thea, nal sis and not knowing where it came from and knowingany holes in the analysis. the comments were ignored and a final draft came in my mailbox in august for me to sign off on because they wanted my name on the paper because i have some academic standing as a banking economist, as a well-known banking economist and i was chairman of the basel research task force. i refused to put my name on the paper because i did not know where the the analysis came from. it was not supported. it was built off of six or seven modeling approaches from all over the world with no data analysis provided to anybody on the group and, in fact, and i declined to put my name on the paper and this subsequently caused me significant difficulties in the fdic. >> let me ask you, who stopped you from doing this analysis? >> there was never -- there was never a meeting to plan how there would even be an analysis of how the basel implementation of basel 3 should even be measured and how it should even be measured. a paper fully drafted appeared in my mailbox in june for

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. >> now the governor of missouri ordering the nation nal guard i. >> his death sparks it all. brand new information on to how michael brown died. private autopsy results have been released and now only more questions rme questio questions. >> we begin with that fox news alert. while you were sleeping violence erupts again on the streets of ferguson, missouri. the chaos so bad the governor of missouri just deployed the national guard to restore peace. they are set to arrive later this morning. >> when we saw vie p lent acts including shooting and the throwing of hole to have cocktails and destruction of businesses we had to act to protect lives and property. >> this was the scene three hours before the midnight curfew went into effect for the second straight night. you can see them sending tear gas into protestors. 8 people were arrested, two people shot but not by police. the unrest forcing the school district to postpone the first day of classes for the third time. >> as the chaos spins out of control a brand new autopsy reveals 18-year-old michael brown was shot six times. t