to stay. >> reporter: and needless say?reporter: ato say, as for the drivers who crossed the newest span of the bridge. good for them, but i'm not going to do it of. >> reporter: she was willing to give this a go. you tell me and we can go back. is your fear it will collapse or there will be an earthquake (yes. >> reporter: it's an anxiety? >> no, i'm getting nervous now. >> reporter: should we go back? >> as long as i can look that way. >> reporter: she was looking forward to getting off the bridge, truth be told, but she also has her sights set up going to san francisco this weekend. no, she won't be crossing this. >> i'm taking the long way from sacramento to san jose and from san josi to san francisco on the train. >> whole trip are take her about seven hours. most of the larger bridges in the country, including the bay bridge and golden gate bridge have services to get people across. >>> today's heat, we found these people walking the dogs and enjoying the lack of fog and win in san francisco. this was one of the coole

so needless to say, she brings to bear her life experience, but is free being surveyed by the people he used to work for because it's all in a fictional lal context. >> host: the president has been shot, by scholastic. >> guest: that one's a lot of fun, it was about the search for the killers of abraham lincoln. he has written a book about the assassination of jfk, and he's also done a young adult version from scholastic. and what we have is the sample of the young adult version. >> host: mr. cader, out at buzz books 2013, fall be, winter, what did you -- what are you excited about? >> guest: you know, i keep dipping in and finding things that i like. the nice thing is that we have all kinds of different stuff. we have authors people know and love, elizabeth gilbert, but we have great debut fiction. last year we were one of the first people to the tell people about the yellow birds by kevin powers which went on to be one of best recognized, awarded books of this year. so the best thing is it's got a little bit of everything, some of the nonfiction that we've discovered. one thing tha

needless to say every time he goes up now, someone's saying don't forget your seat belt. >> was he saying anything to you? was he calling into the plane? >> no, you can't hear anything, there's so much wind up there. the look honey is face was like, oh, geez. it it was what did i do? >> was he in pain? >> no, he wasn't in pain. >> does he have too buy everybody beers or a sandwich or whatever? >> i think the embarrassment was payment enough. give him a couple of months and we'll give him a bad time. when you get a relatively new jumper and he was fairly new ush don't really want to rub it in too much. >> oh, you're a good guy! >> i think we can all agree, water burger delicious. so why in the world would you want to do this? this is a video from a water burger in san antonio, texas. and, yes, you are seeing the water burger food fight. o'connell high school and brandeis high school, brandeis won 12-10, a close nail biter of a game. they head over to water burger and they start throwing burgers, drinks and french fries. >> ah, man, a food fight is fun, though. i know this is wrong but it i

needless to say, every time he goes up now, someone says don't forget your seatbelt. >> was he saying anything to you, calling into the plane? >> he can't hear, there's so much wind out there. the look on his face was like oh geez. it wasn't a look of terror, it was what did i do. >> was he hooked by his leg? >> it was his harness. it didn't hurt him. there was no pain. >> is there a tradition he has to do now, like buy everybody beers or a sandwich or whatever? >> i think just the embarrassment was payment enough. >>> okay, everybody. ipad give away time is coming up in a bit. >> you are going to need today's buzz word to win. >> you have to be 18 or older to win and u.s. resident. >> the give away is coming up i a lileit. >>> i have two videos of very shocking rescues. this first one is in the uk. this is the moment the firefighters you see in the video are pulling a stranded dog out of a tiny hole. >> oh, look. >> that is 5-year-old roxy. she was on a walk with her owner and started chasing some rabbits. for two days, they couldn't find her. finally, they found her in the hole in t

. -- needless to say, they were wound in and then waited for the five minutes to go banner before steppingon the gas. snuck up on the blind side to snatch it on the line. the red jersey is 31's clear -- 31 seconds clear. activists highlight the plight of syrian refugees in egypt. complainsled customer about british airways. and a short film exploring the detrimental impact of smartphones on human interaction. and his family fled the war in refugee camp in egypt. how security forces came to an area where he was living and arrested his father, who has not been seen or heard of since. this video has been produced, condemning the violence come and generally speaking, the discrimination against syrian refugees in egypt. some 300,000 syrian refugees in the country, and the united nations refugee agency has adjusted 110,000 of them. , sentimentgrowing against egypt. egyptians accused syrian refugees of taking the brotherhood side in the conflict against the army. former president mohamed morsi, it would seem that -- organizationm an have called upon cairo to put a stop to the harassment of syrian

which is inconvenient, needless to say. >> most of the larger bridges in the country, including the bay bridge and the golden gate have services to help the drivers get across in case they do panic. >>> we are keeping an eye on the massive grass fire at the base of mount diablo. 350 acres burned near morgan territory road and marsh creek road. a mandatory evacuation for oak hill lane. those residents are asked to go to diablo middle school. this shows how far the smoke can be seen. this is the view from our roof. >> you look at the view and you can see the effect of the winds. just taking the plume of smoke and blowing it towards the south. >> yes. >> and it moved a little bit, though. >> sure. >> the direction of the smoke it has been blowing in different directions. >> yes. they are the variable side. that is good. the worst thing they come out of the east. if not, dry. humidities are down. 24% out there not a worse case. hopefully you can get a handle on it. they are not forecasted to pick up. as we head outside and hook at the approach to the bay -- look at the approach of the bay b

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described as a pattern of cruelty among his colleagues withholding food from migrants in custody, needless crowding, name-calling he started reporting abuses to his superiors. he says he was met with silence, framed, and eventually forced to resign. >> no one from the u.s. border patrol, office of inspector general, u.s. attorney's office, customs and border protection, dhs, congress has reached out to me. this a senior border patrol agent, one of their guys, reporting observed abuses of detained migrants. what do you think they're going to do when it's an outsider? >> do you feel as though allowing those less serious forms of abuses paves the way for the more lethal officer involved cases. >> when they see there is no consequence for misdeeds, they think, "if i get myself into a situation out in the field i can do whatever the hell i want.". and what you see is the delay tactic answers such as "the investigations are on-going" and "pending." and what eventually happens is, you find yourself mired in the investigation is forever going. >> and you believe that that's a deliberate tactic? >>

needless to say, it was quite vexing. are you through? yeah. so anyway, i started to compliment elaine on her sketches, and it turns out they're paula's. george, i just like to doodle.

amid the hoopla was the undertone of last season....and what some felt was a needless extended rehaber knee surgery. no question he will be in the spotlight again this time around. it was a lively welcome back party. full of media day is friday. how are the legs? >> i feel good. right now my legs are good >> he will need a good start to silence the critics. he did take part

maybe have to hire somebody to take them across the bridge, which is extremely inconvenient and needless to say. >> growing up in the bay area makes the condition even worse. >> what about the golden gate bridge? >> i've never been over the golden gate bridge. >> as for those drivers wanting to cross the new eastern span of bait bridge. >> good for them. >> she was willing to give this a go. >> if you get too nervous, tell me. >> the fear that st's going to collapse or an earthquake? >> yes. >> it's anxiety? >> no. i'm getting nervous now. >> yeah. >> should we go back? >> can i look that way? >> you can look any way you want. >> she was looking forward to getting off the bridge, but she also has her sight set on going to san francisco this weekend. no, she won't be crossing this. >> i'm taking the long way from sacramento to san jose and from san jose to san francisco on the train. >> most of the country's biggest bridge offer rides and rescue vehicles. the bay bridge has a tow truck that are ready for that reason. >> hundreds of people enjoyed the warmer weather in in san francisco at

needless to say, randall pink to know reporting to us from the capitol. thank you. >> a vote by congress is on hold as the diplomatic efforts to seize president assad's chemical weapons proceeds. congressman hamilton, good morning to you. thank you for being with us. i want to jump right into it. was there any back room dealing that washington did to get russia onboard with this syria plan on chemical weapons? >> well, i don't know. who knows whether there was back room dealing or not? probably important conversations between the president and president putin, probably discussions between the secretary of state and the foreign minister of russia. these things, the geneva meeting and others would not go forward if those conversations had not taken place. the important thing now is not so much how they got started, but what happens from this point on, and what the time line and time table will be, and that's what we have to keep our eye on. the important point i think is that potentially, this can be a turning point in the syrian crisis. i'm not sure that i

. >> washington, d.c., although we're strong, we too grieve needless violence. >> the vigil comes on the same day that disturbing images of shooter aaron alexis were released showing him walking the halls of building 197 with shotgun in hand and close-up images of the gun he used to kill so many innocent people. >> it's frightful. once again, your heart goes out to the people who were -- who became sacrificed as a result of this. >> federal investigators say alexis was driven to kill by delusions that he was under the control of electromagnetic waves. the shooting that claimed 12 lives has renewed calls for more gun control. >> i'm embarrassed as a citizen of this country that we cannot do more. >> at the vigil held at mt. carmel baptist church in northwest washington, there was hope for healing. maurice johnson says it was these haunting pictures of the gunman that inspired him to a ten. >> it's really sad. in my hearty had to do something. i was sitting home. i decided to put my jacket on and be a part of the service. >> reporter: mayor vincent gray also talked about the need for a

needless to say that. isn't tosay that they have caught up through -- for all the budget cuts they had through the recession and over the last five years, but the fact that they didn't lose money this year is a bit of a win for them. so they've been able to budget a little bit easier. they don't have to make maybe some cuts here and there because they didn't get that much more money and certainly costs are going up. but it is a bit of a relief that the recession is past us. the voters approved the measure in november that actually gives a little more money for schools, and that the governor's plan to give more money for low income kids and english learners with help a lot of our bay area schools that have many of those students. certainly san francisco, oakland, richmond you can name it, they're going to get a little more money to help those students. >> where the need is higher, they're going to put more money there. >> absolutely. the kids at the bottom of the achievement gap are getting a little more mo

needless to say, one meeting, and a change in tone, which was welcome, doesn't answer those questions yet. and there is a lot of work to be done. >> reporter: the group meets again in geneva on october 15th. the last deal they offered iran remains on the table scaling back enrichment activities in exchange for some relief from sanctions. they say it's now up to the new iranian government to respond. al jazerra, the united nations. >> national security analyst at stanford law school in the u.s. he says iran's new president had promised to fix the economy and that means getting sanctions lifted. >> part of iran's economic ailments aside from mismanagement domestically, are directly due to economic sanctions on its banking sector, oil production, so in order to make sure that the iranian economy with k* someho can somed to take a fresh breath this he have to cooperate with the international community to lift the sanctions. but they have to make sure that they address western concerns and western concerns about enrichment, weapon saying, all of these matters will be on the table and it's

. >> reporter: needless to say his challenge did not go down well with some of the others. >> they're smart. businessmen. you know they invested in real estate. or made wise investments in other areas. abraham was rich in silver, cattle and gold. the bible calls abraham the father of faith. >> reporter: the eye of the needle and the camel. >> the book says it is harder to put a camel through an eye of the needle than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of heaven. the disciple's response to that was who can be saved then. jesus said with good all things are possible. >> reporter: in other word, wealth need not be a barrier to salvation. in between consumption, some actual moments of ministry both from the pulpit. >> the problem with the world today i found out we want everything but what we really need. >> reporter: and on the streets. >> jesus said i have come so you may have life. this is low life. >> as for detrick, he is not so much after fortune but fame. awe asinging the gospel. preaching, no different than preaching, putting melanie to it. gospel singer and preacher trying

needless to say one meeting and a change in tone which was welcome doesn't answer those questions yetnd there is a lot of work to be done. >> reporter: the group meets again on october 15 in geneva and the last deal is still on the table and exchange from relief from sanctions and says it's up to the new iranian government to respond. kristen al jazeera united nations. >> and professor of political science says this is the first time both sides have been positive about making progress. >> because indeed a very positive start from the government. i believe it is for the first time after more than a decade of deadlock over iran's nuclear talk for the first time the two sides seems to be happy, seems to be hopeful that there is light at the end of the tunnel. i could see that from what the iranian foreign minister said after the first round of talks. mr. john kerry said, hey, the british prime minister said everyone seems to be very hopeful, as far as i can remember, during the past ten years, it is for the first time that every side is happy. there were leaderss that realized that the s

. >> needless to say, one meeting and a change in tone which was welcome doesn't answer the questions and there is a lot of work to be done. so we will engage in that work obviously and we hope very, very much all of us that we can get concrete results that will answer the outstanding questions regarding the program. >> reporter: and the other big event at the u.n. on thursday was syria, with the five permanent members of the security council circulating a draft resolution to rid syria of its chemical weapons around the 10 other members of the council. afterwards, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha power commented on the results of that meeting. >> this is very significant. this is the first time since the syria conflict began two and a half years ago that the security council has imposed binding obligation on his syria. binding obligation of any kind. the first time. the resolution also establishes what president obama has been emphasizing for many months, that the use of chemical weapons anywhere constitutes a threat to international peace and security, by establishing this, t

needless to say coach harbaugh is not happy. >> it's not something we want to be known for. i think it's not something they want to be known for and it's nothing to be proud of. disappointed in that sense. >> harbaugh says jones is fine physically and did show up for practice. police respond to the scene but no arrests were made. >>> all right. let's talk about what's going on in terms of the satellite and radar. not a whole lot this morning. we are not dealing with clouds out there. this is why temperatures are so cold this morning. dropping off like a rock. we are getting the radiational cooling and with that all the heat from the atmosphere escapes back out and that's what we are dealing with this morning. definitely, jacket weather this morning. it's 42 degrees in cockeysville. 41 in woodbine. 46 in manchester. 41 in frederick and 45 in ellicott city. plenty of 40s across the board. we have a 50 in chestertown coming in at 54 as well as and alleys -- annapolis. lots of sunshine in the forecast with the temperatures but lunchtime at 67. now back over to you. >>> the winne

>> well, the 1906 was a very important year, of course, for san francisco, needless to say. the bad news was the death and destruction, city in flames. the good news for my grandfather was even though he was living, at that point, in a tent out in golden gate park, you know, one of a whole lot of people. the good news, he was a young glazer, and every window in the city was broken. >> a holy grail of glazing. >> [laughter.] >> so at that point, shortly after the tremors sopped, he said wait a minute, i've got this idea. so paige glass really started in 1906, with that quake. >> wow. >> and he was so busy, he didn't really form an actual company-company, a registered company till 1910. i think that was the first time he had to catch his breath. so, officially, as a company, we're 1910, even though he started in the big '06 quake. >> and this is a really interesting building, which i hadn't planned to talk much about, but this was an unreenforced macery building, i presume. >> it was. >> and it is heavily reenforced. as you walk around, you will see large steel members and all

but needless to say, i and the rest of the staff are very excited for the start of the new school year. a few weeks ago we welcomed back our administrators and this week we welcome all of our teachers back to educating our students and collaborating with their colleagues in preparation for a great school year. we are not starting the school year with a lot of -- we're starting the school year with a lot of strong systems in place to support our students and teachers and we have multi-tiered system of support so that our schools know what it means to have support from a central perspective and our teachers who have the greatest need are getting the modethv services in those communities that have the greatest needs. as the year progresses, we will share more and more information and more details about just how our approach is rolling out. we also have a refreshed strategic plan for 2013-2015 and i'm holding up a copy. these are available out in the foyer and they're also available here at the district building. it's called impact learning, impact lives. and this is really a continuation

needless to say, the road way up there will freeze overnight. the problem, though, as i mentioned, is going to be the fog. 5:00 tomorrow morning. >>> here's another look at that low tracking only towards the east. sunny and breezy conditions for your sunday. speaking of sunday, if you're headed to the niner's game, get ready. it's going to be terrific when temperatures kick off 125 in the 60s. here's a look at your highs for your sunday there they go, 74 for san jose. the peninsula in the low 70s. 73 for oakland, east bay location and they're 80 degrees. warmer on monday, slight cool down and then back up to the 80s on friday. >> okay, sounds good. thank you, lee. the rain caused a delay for the as today. >> the as are one game away from clinching their second straight america league east title. >>> baseball, top of the order. the magic number down to one to clinch the american east title while texas prolonged it another day with a win over kansas city. the green and gold has a two-hour rain delay. second inning, as up 2-0. donaldson beats the t

patches placed directly on to the skin containing tiny needless transferring the medicine straight inthe bloodstream. >> there are five different drugs for t.d. these five different drugs would be in five different pooches color codeed in to five different patches the color coded tells the person which patch to apply at which phase, so we would make it simple for the person coming to buy these patches or taking them from government centers. >> reporter: 22 million people live in mumbai and 60% of them in slums. overcrowded and with poor ventilation, they are a breeding ground for t.b. >> reporter: small medical centers leak this set up shots in congested areas to treat those with the di disease, once diagnosed those that can't get to the hospital rely on the mobile units to continue their course of treatments. >> i can't work. i get chest pains i in in and my stomach hurts, nearly every he was i get a fever whether i get my treatment here or at the hospital it's the same. it saves time not to go to the hospital when i can get it at this clinic. >> reporter: a new patch could make trea

government needless to say and that makes me that's a chilling effect for me because are people reading my e-mails reading my messages because they want to get dirt on me they want to shut me down and they want to shut down other journalists i think it's a fair thing to talk about it's a chilling effect the surveillance state. you absolutely should be concerned because there is a strong history of abuse in this country or at the tape recorders under martin luther king's bed where it was used to stifle liberal progressive political movements in this country so i absolutely sympathetic to anyone who says the history of this is horrible but there is a recent history of the rise of terrorism and the rise of the internet and communication it's never been easier for small groups of individuals to put together a dirty bomb to commit acts of terrorism to cause massive massive destruction to major population centers and it's not just the internationally that worries about that there were a lot of working class people who died right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here a for going to go to when th

october october 1951, quote, to me my son is a symbol of the 109,009 would've been sacrificed in this needless slaughter of so-called police action that has not and could never be satisfied to really explain to americans. washington d.c. took even more drastic action. he refused to accept the awarded medal of honor and silver star on behalf of his two sons, robert and sharon could retrospectively who died within days of each other because he said truman was unworthy to confirm the nation's highest award for valor on his son or any other american son. from these germanic actions come stories all published in the national local newspapers at the time get the sense of just how sad that the americans were with the war. it was also the main reason why truman decided not to seek a second term. truman's approval rating sank to a mere 22% in february 1952 as an eisenhower's client-side vic to reelection was largely due because he promised to end the fighting in korea, which he did. eisenhower once said he considered the armistice to be one of the greatest accomplishments of his presidency. yet althoug

to everything he needed the secret resident was of course less frightening than a poltergeist but needlessto say the students were pretty freaked out that it took a month to find out about the stranger in the basement and they are now considering a lawsuit against the leasing company. with many americans drinking sugary drinks it's been one of the leading causes of obesity here in the u.s. so you'd think account campaign that simply suggest that we drink more water instead would be well received but that may not be the case in certain media circles for more on that the residents lori harf an asst. first lady michelle obama recently announced her drink initiative which is an incredibly simple idea it's a campaign to encourage people to drink more water that's it when it was announced the media pounds done it they immediately pointed to the fact that companies that make both bottled water and sugary drinks including coke and pepsi support the program they say there's also junk on the point about how bad for the environment bottled water is and not only is it bottled water in the french to th

government needless to say and that makes me that's a chilling effect for me because are people reading my e-mails reading my messages because they want to get dirt on me they want to shut me down and they want to shut down other journalists i think it's a fair thing to talk about it's a chilling effect the surveillance state. you absolutely should be concerned because there is a strong history of abuse in this country or at the tape recorders under martin luther king's bed where it was used to stifle liberal progressive political movements in this country so i absolutely sympathetic to anyone who says the history of this is horrible but there is a recent history of the rise of terrorism and the rise of the internet and communication it's never been easier for small groups of individuals to put together a dirty bomb to commit acts of terrorism to cause massive massive destruction to major population centers and it's not just the internationally that worries about that there were a lot of working class people who died and generally i'm going to jump in here a for going to go to when they

needless to say, this situation deteriorated over the next 30-odd years, and by the time he was done,ired in a series of civil wars, the government was no longer paying its bills, and the trains basically stopped running. this is kissagani station. there's one short run left. service, once a week when operational, which isn't often, i'm guessing. abandoned by the belgians, shot up and stripped by rebels in the '90s, the station, the engines, the ancient passenger cars and the tracks themselves have slowly receded into the jungle. with hardly any resources, the railway administrator and a staff of clerks, conductors, mechanics and engineers show up at work and do what they can in an attempt to keep things in working order. the railway employees, i'm told, do not get paid, yet they continue to show up at work. it is said of the building of the country's once vast rail network, one congolese died for every single tie. like many we meet, they are all these years later, and in spite of everything that's happened, ready. and waiting for the situation to improve. i wanted a mission, and for

needless to say, this situation deteriorated over the next 30 odd years and by the time he was done,rs, the government was no longer paying its bills and the trains basically stopped running. this is kissengoni station. there's one short run left. service once a week when operational, which isn't often, i'm guessing. abandoned by the belgiums, shot up and stripped by rebels in the '90s, the station, the engines, the ancient passenger cars and the tracks themselves have slowly receded into the jungle. and yet all these years later with hardly any resources, the railway administrator and a staff of clerks, conductors, mechanics and engineers show up at work and do what they can in an attempt to keep things in working order. the railway employees, i'm told, do not get paid, yet they continue to show up at work. it is said of the building of the country's once vast rail network, one congolese died for every single tie. like many we meet, they are all these years later, and in spite of everything that's happened, ready. and waiting for the situation to improve. i wanted a mission, and for

to everything he needed the secret resident was of course less frightening than a poltergeist but needlessto say the students were pretty freaked out that it took a month to find out about the stranger living in the basement and they are now considering a lawsuit against the leasing company while that does it for now for more on the stories we covered today go to youtube dot com slash r t america and check out our website at r t dot com slash you say you can also follow me on twitter adam you're a day that see you right back here at eight. dramas that can't be ignored to the. story others you know. change the world right now. to make your day. from around the globe. look. don't. as diplomats grapple with the complexities of dismantling syria's chemical weapons all sides in the conflict continue to escalate the carnage on the ground are the western powers truly interested in negotiations with the assad regime or are they biding their time searching for new opportunities to bring about regime change in damascus. put it. in a light. polish face. it was. a pleasure to have you with us here on

needless to say, the status quo is not good. >> all right. bagan, here we come.a long line of kings. it's the sort of place where the old coexists with the even older. as elsewhere in this part of the world. in many of the buddhist temples here more spirit-based beliefs coexist with buddhism. and in myanmar, worship of the gnats are wore shipped, they're gods, obvious with human failings. dance performances pay homage to the individual nats, performers claiming to actually channel them, bringing about one hopes a beneficial spiritual possession. but i'm not just here for a nat pue. i have a list. things to eat in myanmar. this is one of them. chicken curry. and from roadside joints like this nestled among the temple ruins, you're more than likely to catch a very enticing whiff. just delicious. spicy, but not to the point you want to scream out for mercy, but low simmered curry served with a side of sour soup made from rozelle leaves. with it you get fried ground chilies, pickled bean sprouts. you get the idea. these relishes, the dippy type of things, really inte

. >> needless to say, i'm a little bit out of my environment.ur letter informing me of the judges' decision, i was humbled, encouraged, and excited. that you are committed to protecting some of this planet's most valuable assets. >> it is unfathomable to imagine a world in which children who have been born in the past couple months may grow up in a world in which rhinoceros have ceased to exist in the wild. i sincerely hope tonight will not leave you depressed as we have an immense amount of home. the hope exists in the amount of people tonight receiving their awards. have a very good night. good evening. >> none of the nominees went home empty-handed, they were all given grants to further their projects. it's an important night for them, but it's also an important night for prince william. one that marks a renewed commitment to africa. after more than seven years of military service, he's leaving the royal air force to focus for now on his official duties and expand his work in conservation. >> i'm so pleased and proud to have those guys amongs

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needless to say, this situation deteriorated over the next 30-odd years, and by the time he was done,l wars, the government was no longer paying its bills, and the trains basically stopped running. this is kissangani station. there's one short run left. service, once a week when operational, which isn't often, i'm guessing. abandoned by the belgians, shot up and stripped by rebels in the '90s, the station, the engines, the ancient passenger cars and the tracks themselves have slowly receded into the jungle. and yet all these years later with hardly any resources, the railway administrator and a staff of clerks, conductors, mechanics and engineers show up at work and do what they can in an attempt to keep things in working order. the railway employees, i'm told, do not get paid, yet they continue to show up at work. it is said of the building of the country's once vast rail network, one congolese died for every single tie. like many we meet, they are all these years later, and in spite of everything that's happened, ready. and waiting for the situation to improve. there's a great line