they would require new greece and you argue that would take probably just about as long as it did this time. >> let's say they don't hear it. they don't take the case. the petitioners will likely go to the supreme court speak with some of them have said that they will. wouldn't be surprising. >> i think the person to my left would be chomping at the bit to submit one of those petitions. >> right across the street from us but i never go over. the cafeteria is not very good. would not recommend it. >> what are the chances the supremes would take this? >> i want to start talking and someone can interrupt me to say something more interesting. the simple answer is always low. it's always a crapshoot to try get a case before the supreme court. that said, this is one of i think for cases that are currently proclaiming up to the circuit court of appeals that make it to some really interesting questions about deference, any particular how thoroughly courts need to review agency decision-making before granting deference. i think this is the most compelling of those cases and there's a lot of tal

greece now plans to build seven new facilities on the mainland to transfer migrants from other sites. >> the number of arrivals in greece doubled since the start of summer. this is particularly worrying because we see already overstretched facilities stretched to a breaking point on the islands. reporter: the amount of migrants arriving has begun to drop after the deal between turkey and the e.u. came into force in april. but there has been an upturn in the past few weeks. political turmoil in turkey, following july's attempted coup, could explain increasing numbers. germany's interior minister has cannot in favor of vetially banning islamic il. it is part of the debate that comes following attacks ahead of the key state polls. the minister is fully aware of upcoming regional elections where the right-wing parties represented in the german regions face a serious challenge from the alternative for deutschland, this new right-wing, anti-immigrant party. the federal and regional governments need to be seen to be doing something against the growing public fear about islamist attacks. ther

the 2004 games were so costly they were a factor in greece is recent financial troubles.>>> the news is back in the morning pulling double duty. he's here at night and east there in the morning starting at 4:30.>> can you tell by the way i'm reading the news? we are going to start at 4:30 am with traffic, your pinpoint forecast and we will get you started off on the right foot join us tomorrow morning for wake-up arizona. >>> i'm heidi we are tracking tomorrow's traffic, i want to give you a heads up about a restriction we have in place. i-10 is restricted to you will not want to take >>> you look at your forecast, the radar shows shower activity in the west valley, quiet conditions this eveni is still that flash flood wash in effect for tomorrow morning that will last through the evening hours. a good chance of rainfall for the morning commute. temperatures drop into the lower 80s will get up to 91 by noon, showers will come to an end by the afternoon but the threat and a high of assistant coach known as one of the world's most decorated olympian's michael phelps winds and he anchor

rise in the number of refugee and migrant children stranded in greece. 2200 areys over unaccompanied and vulnerable to exploitation. >> this newnflux comes at a time when greece itself is really struggling to cope with its own economic challenges. public service has been cut back. the influx has created an additional challenge to the system. mark: for the second time in as many days, a trial against brazil's president dilma rousseff was temporarily suspended after lawmakers began yelling at each other. president recess, who is current who is currently suspended, will speak on monday. she is accused of breaking rules in her management of the federal budget. she denies wrongdoing, and says lawmakers are trying to stage a coup. global news 24 hours a day, in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. emily: this is "bloomberg west." i and emily chang. let's look at the future of transportation now, as the auto industry charges toward connected cars and driver-free roads. not only is over deploying driverless cars to pittsburgh, but singapore is rolling out autonomous taxis in partnership with neutonomy. but a

we have breaking news this morning for you out of greece. rescue mission is underway right now after a speed boat collided with a tourist vessel. we know at least three people are dead. there were some 15 to 20 people on the tourist boat. no word yet on how many people were on the speed boat. we'll continue to follow this story for you. >>> stocks right now looking down ahead of the open after reaching a record we have not seen since 1999. all three major -- they reached highs. >>> and to take the fun out of the olympics, uncle s coming knocking. here's karina mitchell with the money watch. >>reporter: u.s. home builders are feeling confident about the housing market. a key index rose 2 point to 60 meaning builders -- the dow gained 59 point and the nasdaq added 29. a new bankrate.com study finds saving for retirement. those aged 52 to 61 will saving less even though they're more likely to be in their peak earning years. there's winners, but olympic medalist can't beat uncle sam. those get cash. 25,000 for each gold medal. 15 for silver and

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late summer of 2015 in the cyclades, and it feels a million miles from the greece you see in the headlines. >> male newsined closed for the entire week. now the depth of their financial woes is becoming painfully clear. >> female news reporter: athens has asked its people whether they accept stringent reforms as part of the countries second bailout. >> male news reporter: 40,000 greeks have hit the streets. >> female news reporter: the country could find itself kicked out of the euro. athens could just be words away from financial disaster. >> anthony: that greece is, they say, teetering on the edge of economic apocalypse, broke, in peril of being foreclosed on by the disdainful european powers. on top of that, there's a refugee crisis. greece, probably the least prepared, least equipped to take in thousands of refugees from syria, afghanistan and elsewhere is being flooded with desperate women, children, men. they wash up on their shores alive and dead. >> man: it's not just a question of greece now. >> anthony: and yet here, on naxos, one of thousands of greek islands, you could for now if you chose t

that thousands of canadians and australians and new zealanders have gallantly --and gallantly died in greeceretty important. inhabitants of the british empire, one comes from britain. but of the casualties suffered so far in this war, seven out of 10 were born and raised in britain. seven of 10 in casualties. air, as the planes three are manned by cruise from britain and the planes on the overseas front, four out of five are manned by men from britain. and then there's a little thing called the british navy. it went against the spanish armada. in 1940 it is moving on a two ocean navy. is manned almost entirely by men from britain. a little island in the atlantic. and the british royal navy, still the greatest merchant navy in the world. , onfrom every british town ice coated darks, in grimy into dreams, men have been to repeated twice, three times. one of the sailors has been torpedoed six times and still find on again. we never hear about these things because of ways that will never be understandable to an american. has an idea that he shouldn't talk about himself and what he does. he calls

greece had a surprise growth spurt. it grew .3% while many experts expected it to contract. there was some bad news coming out of the italy where growth stagnate and would worse, total g.d.p. anded to 132% of the second highest in the bloc after greece, and many wonder if the prime minister will have the ma 23450u6rb89 to return italy to growth. investors have been digesting that data along with a rally in oil prices. france's market and the german market slipped into the red. on wall street, disappointing retail data weighing on markets. sales came in flat. with expectations they'd expand .4%. there you see the dow jones and the nasdaq. as well as the sepp 500. here in france, tourism makes up about 8% of the economy and after paris, nice is the country's most visited city ask it's struggling after an attack last month killed 84 people. in the aftermath airlines, hotel operators allowed guests to change their reservations and the city is hoping to lure tourists back. >> 12 million people visited nice last year but now you'd have few problems finding a spot to sit. nearly a month after the attack h

greece. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today," i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracyngerous heat continues, heat and humidity continues through the weekend, really. that's why we've issued a first alert. let's get you details from meteorologist bill henley. he has your first alert neighborhood forecast. bill? >> tracy, we had dangerous heed yesterday. the temperatures go higher and the humidity is higher this morning. first alert still in effect for philadelphia, the suburbs, new jersey and delaware right on through sunday for very hot and humid conditions. the feels like temperatures, 100 to 110 degrees this afternoon and in the coming days. right now, not so bad. 79 degrees. it's steamy outside. we'll see sunshine in philadelphia, 81 degrees right now. and the lehigh valley had some storms first thing this morning. now the clouds are breaking. the temperature 90 degrees at lunch time. each of the locations we'll see the temperatures climb into the 90s this afternoon. the exception will be the shore where it will be 86 degrees, very steamy conditions. and the suburbs

the troops that thousands of canadians and australians and new zealanders have gallantly fought and gallantly died in crete, in greece something the nazis won't see, something pretty important. out of every 10 inhabitants of the british empire, one comes from britain. but of the casualties suffered so far in this war, seven out of 10 were born and raised in britain. one of 10 in population, seven of 10 in casualties. air, of the planes flying with the raf of great britain two out of three are crews from cruise -- britain and the planes on the overseas front, four out of five are manned by men from britain. and then there's a little thing called the british navy. from 1588, it went against the spanish armada, to 1940 when we got onto the two ocean navy. that too is manned almost entirely by men from britain. the little island in the atlantic, and island [indiscernible] and the british royal navy, still the greatest merchant navy in the world, despite all hitler's can do. men from every british town, on the stoke holds of every ship, on ice coated darks, in grimy engine rooms, men who have been torpedoed twice, three t

the troops that thousands of canadians and australians and new zealanders have gallantly fought and gallantly died in crete, in greece something the nazis leave out, something pretty important. out of every 10 inhabitants of the british empire, one comes from britain. but of the casualties suffered so far in this war, seven out of 10 were born and raised in britain. one of 10 in population, seven of 10 in casualties. and in the air, of the planes flying with the raf of great britain, two out of three are manned by crews from britain and the planes on the overseas fronts, the western sees in africa four out of five are , manned by boys from britain. and then there's a little thing called the british navy. from 1588, it went against the spanish armada, to 1940 when we got to moving on the two ocean navy, the greatest auto fleet in the world, that too is manned almost entirely by men from britain. the little island in the atlantic, and island with sea bearings. and the british royal navy, still the greatest merchant navy in the world, despite all hitler's can do. men from every british town, the snow colts of 10,000 shi

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that's the late greece the news room. >>> let's take a look at the weather with dave. >> the system nowttered showers at work. some of the afternoon showers will be scattered about thunderstorm activity. we'll not be able to turn that machine off probably until middle of next week. the other thing too is by the time we get to the fall, we're still in the middle of hurricane season. actual thely the peak right now. and sometimes this area can be be hit by the weak systems that drift on in. these are going to be the problem areas though since we're national weather a little bit here. right in the middle of the country to see severe weather develop later on today. also note the green off around our neck of the woods in the sierra. could see scattered thunderstorms at work and some exhaust clouds drifting into your skies a little built. we have been following the blue cut fire going on and the winds hanging around in san bernardino county. gusts are at 20 a little bit yesterday than yesterday. the humidity is at 20% a little bit better than yesterday. breeze yes conditions make it tough for

we heard that it might be that greece was in imminent danger of defaulting. what else is new? and we had troubling footage of riots in the streets of athens, bu we had to resume that something horrendous had to be happening. as if somehow our assets were being tossed no a grill of kingsfords, set on fire. perhaps because i traded through the 1987 crash from a basis of a tenth of where the dow is now, i had the suspicion that something was just plain wrong with the machine, the machines that control the stocks, but not the i happened to be on tv at the time of that flash crash. let's go to the videotape, the videotape from the 2010 crash. >> what we're seeing rate now, i mean, maybe, talk about capitulation. let's look at p&g, it is now down 25%. that stock is just there you go and buy it. >> a few minutes ago -- >> it wasn't, i just said go buy it. right in the middle, go buy p&g. let's say the precipitating cause was greece. i figured, so what, people still need to shave, wash clothes, whatever. two, procter & gamble pays a dividend. it's why it's a core position on my charit

live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york from the next hour and we are covering stories in san francisco, greece of trading could financials and energy lead the declines today, while earning season causes of these stocks to breakout. vonnie: the people of japan are preparing to head for the hills for the mountain day holiday. retailers and tourism operators are gearing up for a windfall, any billion-dollar windfall. reportingke shack is earnings after the hour. the company has installed since its idea. we will get the state of the restaurant industry. an hour from the close of trading, let's go to the markets desk, where julie hyman has the latest.

greece several times, turkey, and spain. this is the first time in albania. it is a new experience. >> ms. time here enjoying the cafes, restaurants, and the beach. >> and because saranda wants visitors to stay for more than a day, there are now ambitious plans, to build an airport, for example. >> we would like tourists to fly to saranda and make it their base. they can visit greece from here. corfu, for example. because albania is a lot cheaper for foreign visitors. that's our strategic plan for tourism in saranda. >> but these plans have encouraged unscrupulous speculators. buildings have sprung up like mushrooms, often constructed without planning permission. the desire to make a quick buck from mass tourism has pushed the town to its limits. >> there are problems. there's no denying that. 12,000 people used to live in saranda. now there are more than 55,000. the destruction of the townscape through this unregulated construction has damaged the town's reputation. >> and albania has another key problem it'll need to get under control quickly, if it doesn't want to put off holidaymakers,

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live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york from the next hour and we are covering stories in san francisco, greece, and japan. stocks are pulling back in the final hour of trading could financials and energy lead the declines today, while earning season causes of these stocks to breakout. vonnie: the people of japan are preparing to head for the hills for the mountain day holiday. retailers and tourism operators are gearing up for a windfall, any billion-dollar windfall. reportingke shack is earnings after the hour. the company has installed since its idea. we will get the state of the restaurant industry. an hour from the close of trading, let's go to the markets desk, where julie hyman has the latest. we are still in the red. then earlier.so this is a trend we have been seeing as we get into august here. you see the nasdaq down .5%. as it be at the lows of the session as well as the dow falls by 58 points today. i want to get to the highlights of what has been moving today. oil has been on the list. oil prices are plunging after we got the weekly inventory numbers showing an unexpected build in

news agency. economic minister quits the government a and stops short of announcing the bid for the presidency. more on what he says he will do next. in greece and italy, the number of migrants has spiked. a record number of people will hit greek shores. the italian navy reports intercepting people off of the coast of libya. thank you for joining us. islamic state says the spokesman has been killed in syria. he was one of the longest-serving officials. this news comes to us from a news agency run by the jihadists. what more can you tell us about the deathth? roque..: this news just we heard reportsts in the last hour that the spokespererson of islamic state in syria was killed in aleppo. we do not t ow how he e was killed. reports are not confirmed that he was killeled in an airstrike. he w was not directlyy targeted, this suggegests. it is a significant blow to the islalamic state. he is more than just a spokespeperson. he is onone the most senior peoe inin syria. he is the propaganda chief, military planner, and d an excellent orator. year,r, hedan this encouraged folollowers of islamc state to carry out attacks during the mononth and he b

news agency. economic minister quits the government a and stops short of announcing the bid for the presidency. more on what he says he will do next. in greecend italy, the number of migrants has spiked. a record number of people will

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greece and isra. back in 2012 mitt romney was dancing in the streets because the gallop polling suggests he would win. >> romesia. >> we have a new distributor on our show. mike flanery is the political editor at our sister station in chicago. we shared the same work space if cleveland and philly. i loved watching him work there. tonight we're tacking polls with flanery fired up. >> some folks love voter opinion polls. some hate them. lots of elections, some are in both camps depending on how well their candidate is doing in those surveys. for much to have last year, donald trump loved the polls. quoted them all the time. as they documented his rise in his surprising success on the root to winning the republican nomination for president. this past week though, not so much. in addition to a fox news survey that found hillary clinton with a national lead over 49% to 39%... surveys showed similar numbers in key swing states. in trump's must win pennsylvania, 49% to 38%. in florida 48% to 42%. in michigan 41% to 32%. new hampshire tied a few weeks ago is a blow out. hillary clinton at 47% and trump just 32%. whn i reported on these a

greece several times, turkey, and spain. this is the first time in albania. it is a new experience. >> ms.the cafes, restaurants, and the beach. >> and because saranda wants visitors to stay for more than a day, there are now ambitious plans, to build an airport, for example. >> we would like tourists to fly to saranda and make it their base. they can visit greece from here. corfu, for example. because albania is a lot cheaper for foreign visitors. that's our strategic plan for tourism in saranda. >> but these plans have encouraged unscrupulous speculators. buildings have sprung up like mushrooms, often constructed without planning permission. the desire to make a quick buck from mass tourism has pushed the town to its limits. >> there are problems. there's no denying that. 12,000 people used to live in saranda. now there are morere than 55,00 the destruction of the townscape through this unregulated construction has damaged the town's reputation. >> and albania has another key problem it'll need to get under control quickly, if it doesn't want to put off holidaymakers, the lack of concern

her political future is being tested by the refugee crisis, greece, and the brexit float. vonnie: we begin with a newng that britain's decision to leave the european union may have a stronger impact than expected. most inx fell by the more than three years. new york fed president will not draw out an interest rate increase in the u.s. this year. in remarks prepared for a speech said that it is underestimated how many rate hikes there will be between this year and next. theeptember is very much on table. one of the things i have learned as a central banker is you have to be patient. we have time to make a judgment between now and september. i want to get the benefit of information before commenting. mark b.: he also says that he thinks the brexit float will only have a marginal impact on the united states. banca monte jump after stress tests. reported sales that missed expectations. the world's third biggest beer maker said that revenues fell in key areas such as africa and the middle east. vonnie: time now for the bloomberg quick take where we provide context and information -- background on issues o

way back in april in where else, olympia, greece, it's been taken since then through 300 brazilian cities including all 26 state capitals. and we'll see some new events when the summer games head to tokyo in 2020. the international olympic committee has decided to add baseball, soft ball, karate, skateboarding, sports climbing and surfing. the ioc says they hope to reach more young people by adding some new events that might appeal to them. >>> the play of the day, women's soccer kicking off the opening day of competition in rio. here's team usa's carli lloyd. with the goal in the ninth minute. one more look at this. carlyamericans beat new zealand 2-0. >>> 6:25. new rules at one bay area university has dog owners barking mad. the reason behind the change. >> and a hollywood legend comes out in support of donald trump. and has his own strong words about the campaign. we'll hear what clint eastwood has to say next. ,,,,,,,, - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60%

greece. opening ceremonies are this friday. the competition in a few hours. the u.s. women's soccer team plays new zealand at 3:00 pacific time. former cal star alex morgan tweeted a photo of her and her teammates jumping for joy inside the stadium. the u.s. hopes to become the first country to win a women's world cup and olympic gold medals back to back. >>> safety experts say they are concerned about security at the games. more than 10,000 athletes and a half million tourists are expected to arrive in rio for the olympics as terrorists openly call for attacks. they have opened up a international police cooperation center. >> the center shows the importance of integration among the countries. the importance of integrated communications and of sharing information. >> brazil has also increased security checks along its borders and is deploying 88,000 police officers and military troops through the sporting venues. >> man, a lot of concerns, but a lot of excitement. >> yeah. >>> that's it for us here at noon. hope you have a fantastic day. thanks for joining us. we are always on ktvu.com and twitter

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greece. giving comfort to all the refugees. >> there is miller, hey. when you turned back you turned on fox news what happened? funny to me that there are split screens because fox does the fair and balanced thing although i think will are issues that aren't fair and balanced some things are crazy and i like calling them crazy. they give two people. on the republican side stuart varney had somebody and this morning martha had somebody they are loose and smiling with their answers and then toe cut to the item operative and wired for sun and polling for blowsy in a sandstorm. i know we have got to go so i won't tell you. >> now there are two things i want to get to you with. while you were away in greece, trump paid a push to african-american voters and you heard about it and you think. >> i have caught up. that's why i was watching fox. i think that bill, the way this country lays out right now, 50% of the country thinks it's in trouble, me. 50% think it's fine. so, i know that it's always divided. i will say this though, there seems to be yument in one voting contingent out there and it is the african-american

greece, spain. we think many more years of outperformance, double-digit returns in emerging markets in particular and low signal digits for the u.s. matt: we do have breaking news coming across the terminal, which is kind of a big deal. it said it is no longer pursuing a combination with hershey. it says it is disappointed with the outcome but citing recent holder developments at hershey. it says there is no actionable path forward. it is going to continue executive plans to boost shareholder value, probably a good idea since that is the main job. this says they are no longer pursuing a combination with hershey. very interesting news out of mondoelez. hours, we sawfter a big spike and a recovery. not a lot of movement in shares. joe: plunging over 8% right now on the news. obviously, the loss of a potential acquirer hitting their shares. matt: exactly what you would expect. ofre are not a ton shares traded after hours in hershey. you can see the contracts and how many are traded right now. very interesting news. we will continue to monitor it. i will ask you about the u.s. consumer. we are talking about consumer stocks. ut right here.ro what do you think about

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greece, here we come. stocks trend further away from record high. we're drifting, drifting, after the newent william dudley commented here on fox business that a rate hike could happen in september. we've got more for you after this. . . . charles: it's a big swing state push, donald trump is in wisconsin. hillary clinton in pennsylvania and just moments ago judicial watch announcing that the state department has agreed to produce all emails since or received by hillary clinton that were uncovered by the fbi during investigation. in the meantime stocks are also, peter barnes had interview with william dudley, that moved interest rates. dudley expressed optimism, perhaps september could see a raise hike. we will see what happens there. he did suggest that the economy will do better in the second half. in the meantime, i will be back tonight, my guest senator anne bre work >> trish: the city of milwaukee reeling from the violent protest gripping that community right now. this on the heels of trump's speech to defeat terrorism and isis. well, his message law and order help him in a state tha

greece. david: 12 1/2% corporate rate. 12 1/2%. >> beautiful. look at u.s., look at the states. david: 35% capital rate. >> look at california versus texas. look at newrida. you areyou look at tennessee versus kentucky. look at all the comparisons always works. supply-side econmics is bin senttives. if you pay people not to work and tax them if they do work, david, don't be surprised if you doesn't get a lot of people not working. that is exactly where we are. david: we'll see if the campaign focus on what donald trump says or what the economy is doing. >> why doesn't trump do it? good to see you, david. david: good to see you as well. liz? liz: how about this, david. big business republican crossing policy lines. meg whitman, hewlett-packard ceo, used to run ebay, she is huge gop donor, throwing her support behind hillary clinton, slamming donald trump as a quote, demagogue. here is kirsten haglund, conservative political commentator. jessica tarlov, senior political strategist. kirsten, to you first, meg whitman check as couple of important boxes here. big republican. has money to donate and is a female. trump has lost her. >> that is the biggest t

new stores they're opening which is like 12% year on year. >> that's huge, isn't it? they're increasing the number of stores. last month, they expanded on the e-commerce side as well. including ireland, japan and greece huge rate. >> yeah. that's why people like buying stocks like hen and mauer its. they have global scaleability. >> the stock is down what, 21% in the last months. >> the dollars hurt them because that's one of the top three markets, isn't it? the other big issue for them is they buy about 3/4 of their product in china. they're batting against a cost of product going up. you know, selling stuff in weak currencies. we're getting to the end of that cycle because the other thing that's been happening is the -- has been weakening and basically that will feed through in cost of goods in due course. but there's a lag. >> there's also fierce competition in this seg metropolitan of the market. i can think of a number of them. new look. even if you go online and use a comparison of new look, it's actually easier to buy these products and get them sent to them. even though they're expanding at a breakneck speed in terms of commerce operations, getting those products is a bit of a pain. >> i thin

greece. you accidentally booked a flight to athens, georgia. with travelocity, there's no fee to cancel or rebook most flights within 24 hours. travelocity® wander wisely™ >>> breaking newser for donald trump coming under fire after tweeting a cartoon of hillary clinton in black face. pastor mark burns a member of the coalition tweeted the same controversial cartoon, but without clinton in black face and it says getting your head chopped off by isis is more important than a cartoon. can you hear me now? stop the pandering. doubling down on the message. you see the shirt she's wearing and you see what the comments are around her. phil mattingly is "out front." >> reporter: today, the pitch battle over the hot-button issue of race in america continuing to escalate. >> i pray that those who i offended receive it as a sincere apology because it was never my intention to, you know, to hurt anyone or to offend anyone. >> reporter: pastor mark burns, a prominent trump supporter apologized for tweeting a cartoon showing hillary clinton in black face, but not backing down from its inflammatory message. for me the blackface wasn't the focal point of the picture. for me when i saw

greece. you accidentally booked a flight to athens, georgia. with travelocity, there's no fee to cancel or rebook most flights within 24 hours. travelocity® wander wisely™ >>> breaking newsconfrontation at sea. tonight, u.s. officials say the navy fired three warning shots at an iranian patrol boat after it repeatedly harassed american ships. this comes just a day after four iranian vessels conducted a high-speed intercept of an american war ship. you can see those ships in this i haved wvideo closing in on a destroyer that was filming the incident throughout. barbara starr is out front from the pentagon. just how dangerous are these encounters becoming? >> well, jim, tensions are definitely rising. this was just yesterday when there were actually three encounters in a 24-hour period between the u.s. navy and the iranians. one of them leading to warning shots being fired. it was at the northern end of the gulf and two small u.s. navy patrol boats got harassed continuously by an iranian boat and the iranian boat wouldn't back off at one point, coming within 200 yards of one of the navy ships. they fired flares and they sounded warning horns and they even tried to call the

going forward but at a news conference the city of san bruno said they do not plan to leave that to chance. >>james: we learned to zero police officers have been suspended over greece'sext messages it came to light in june as the part will dilute the sex scandal all employees will have to undergo training on the city's policy on harassment and discrimination that was set back in 2013 is not publicly named the two officers there will be allowed to appear appeal the suspension. >>james: 1 on the train was hurt the cause of the collision still under investigation will table legislation calling for to make sure the same tragedy does not happen again. >>stanley roberts: the driver is about to be pulled over by the officer of the oakland area office of the california highway patrol is not the only trucker stopped its days as the moment he laid eyes on the sea its a crueler if you're pulling anything will have three axle the far right lane as where you belong but you should know this already because it driver commercial vehicle aseity could make exceptions if you move over as soon as is a to do so but allowed the structure and level for over you might not catch a break the