but there is a newbie partisan bill on the table.e in washington right now, and randall, is congress even considering the president's request. >> well, yes, congress is considering it. president obama has asked for 3.7 billion collars to deal with the crisis, which would include housing and caring for unaccompanied miners as well as processing them, and also detaining them. >> waiting -- the appropriations committee to scrub the president's request. ire expect by the end of in week we should have some answers. also waiting to hear from our boarder working group, a number of members to border working group. guatemala, and honduras. over the weekend. seven and hopefully, by the end of the week we will have a better idea of how we might move ahe. some of them will criticizing president obama. but democrats say the president is following a bipartisan piece of legislation, which was intended to fix a long running problem. 2008 law is a product of what happened with a 2002 law, which was a product of the court decision in the late 90's. th

that's a a newby this weekend. in bucks county, frizz valley road will close, 113 gets you around that. northeast extension construction is out of the way, here's where 476 closes southbound between lansdale and mid county saturday night into sunday morning, starting at midnight, at that point they send you over to 309 to the fort washington interchange. in hamburg, bear, delaware, watch out for a crash at 13, dupont highway at hamburg road. the accident is in the median by the bp and the farm market. time for the commuter report brought to you by the waze app. raffle out and about in hatfield said there's a work zone along tall minute son avenue. >> new this morning, a western pennsylvania father faces charges for the deaths of his daughter. david beatty junior is charged with involuntary manslaughter, he wasn't watching them the 4th of july extra drsher crushed them to death. he heard the crash, but did not respond for 20 minutes. she faces charges for raising the children in deplorable condition. >>> $50,000 is

i went from that state of newby, never been before the planning commission to a pretty good expert on it now for all the hearings wei had. kathrin moore has always been one of the those outstanding people when you come into room, she's critical in the most constructive way. she's open to hearing, to listening and to truly giving feedback that helps people. and this is where government really works for a community and we really were inspired by the planning people we work with by bringing the community to the planning commission. we knew that when we did. they would hear a commission that was interested in what our concerns were. and how we needed to save our community and keep it going. and kathrin moore was always within of those commissioners who had good questions, strong questions and ones that made our work better. she's definitely the kind of person you want on this commission. we are sad that commissioner sugaya and borden will not be reappointed, but we do know that the commissioners who succeed them will benefit greatly from being on the same body with kathrin moore. we thank

there was a sudden explosion i don't know where it came from we were thrown to the side like dole's newbie cameramen and the whole self-defense fighters that were with us there was howling in my ears i've never heard anything like it we were quickly given first aid and sent to the hospital. comes just a day after a cameraman from russia's channel one was killed in a shooting near a military base in eastern ukraine there is also obvious autopsy have not been made public according to medics two bullets hit him one in his stomach which proved fatal the bullet tore through the man's body which is characteristic of an assault rifle round hitting and on protected target a commemoration ceremony for the man will be held in moscow tomorrow wednesday. since the beginning of the conflict five journalists have been killed and several wounded including one from police service and correspondents for various other russian news channels have been apprehended interrogated and even beaten while working there and now a ukrainian t.v. station says one of its crews has been detained in lugansk by self defense

middle east in part because it's been a lose lose situation and most importantly we are already on the newbie point and i don't want to hand it to temptation weeks we're run out of time many thanks to my guests in washington and in orlando and thanks to our viewers for watching us here . see you next time and remember. the feeling. is a. world of. science technology innovation all the least i'm elements from around rush hour we've got the future covered. this is what we do we kill people and break things. we can see something if simple as people playing soccer game we can see individual players and we can see the ball . you can almost see his facial expression you can see he is now open in crying out. maybe he cursed us or maybe he asked. for forgiveness for. there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured. on air and in the financial world. series developments cannot stop because the defense only takes no demand to trade is not going to get any economic benefit in life there are some there are just so. led. to. the try to play play play polo going to be. more. like f

in order to track and study how they responded in an era of mass information critics say that the newbieleaving messages is quickly growing into a valuable tool of the u.s. military very important i.r.t. new york. boom bust is next here not in looks at why facebook shares have hit a record high and if you're watching us in the u.k. it's time for us but nick and george galloway. in florida the debate over whether illegal immigrants should be able to get driver's licenses is heating up one group called the living with angels says that they should be allowed behind the wheel to support this view they use a classic argument that comes up a lot in the media they say that not a lot of people for it are legal so if you're not legal you can't have a driver's license what's with that this is like when people say well we should legalize drugs because people use them anyway or we should legalize prostitution because people will do it anyway so such i think they mean that it's everyone comes here illegally anyways we may as well let them drive so if enough people do something we currently consider i

middle east in part because it's been a lose lose situation and most importantly we are already on the newbie point and i felt i had to temptation weeks were run out of time many thanks to my guests in washington and in orlando and thanks to our viewers for watching us here ne see you next time and remember problem. basically. isn't. this is what we do we kill people and break things up we can see something if simple as people playing a soccer game you can see individual players and if you see the ball. i can almost see is facial expression because you see is a mouth open and crying out. maybe cursed us or maybe he asked. for forgiveness for. there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or in. the same series of a couple of cases try to. say people are going to be going to do not want to give the title or destroy the teaching every minute. cut me. a laugh oh well. i have my own life but. most of us think that's citing old times. most cases most elite moments. sometimes for nothing which. is so he said it simple. it's not just the story can still be jobs if you see a stage eig

>> when i was a newbie working in the city, i had to have therapy on my back. >> my gosh. >> it was a serious accident. >> when it comes to the economy, it's going to hit potholes. no pun intended. >> i was going to say that. >> there's no hope for that. it's all right. >> they're going have issues along the way. plus keep in mind, the establishment does not like that. going after every little mishap. >> if you think the u.s. is bad, in paris, ten separate taxi unions, all fighting uber. just one or two cities here. boston was anti-uber, so is d.c. >> i don't think it's fair i have to pay drivers charge because when a better option comes out, it gets banned. consumers want the option and as many potholes that it hits, we get over it because we want the cheaper option. >> a big splash saying we're 20% cheaper than new york city taxis. >> my generation is like bring on the cheaper things. >> when new year's eve comes along or christmas. >> it's a rainy friday afternoon, i'm going to use it. >> have to move onto next policy of misfortune, we all complain about taxes in addition to the ch

and -- >> training >> [ cheers and applause ] >> the san francisco marathon draws elite runners and newbies alike. >> reporter: early morning start time of 5:30. the father and daughter here woe have run the race together for the past five years. >> 2 1/2 hours in, the top male runner crossed the finish line. august flanagan from reno followed by a close second place >> i run two marathons a year. it feels good to win one. he actually passed me at mile 25 -- one mile from the end. i thought that was it, but i took it. >> reporter: some focus on hydration post race, he had one thing on his mind >> i'm going to eat a double cheese burger at in and out. >> reporter: top three finishing, a mother of three from berkeley who can add two- time winner to her achievements >> you want to win again once you have won before, and it's not easy to do that. >> >> reporter: she makes winning sound easy >> i'm going to go home, take the dog out and play with my kids. >> >> reporter: 26,000 crossed the finish line. all victorious in their own right. once they cross the finish line, they will get one of these

newbie nason mild by comparison necessarily of this week. >>: downtown san francisco use a warm-up andttle cooler towards the coast. the court now will continue as a round of the week. then temperatures will bounce back towards the weekend with an lanais hitting back towards the '80s. since the median lights were activated that met the back of the initial death bay bridge currently there are no problems was bombed towards the toe falls going tourism cut the maze. and that the last of a long period in check and the commute to the golden gate bridge in one >>: southbound the easy ride. was about 24 is still a little heavy. in san ramon the draft time is 21 minutes. in the south bay with silicon slow traffic what course to the rating north now. and the marin moret marine craft. has taken a little fresher of the 92 and a change. now on marin draft as are under. the world cup bus that was this game were germany creche reserve cut called the biggest blow out in history. cuff in their world cup semifinal. the game thomas muller scores his fifth goal of the tournament then its like germany was

i was a total newbie.giving them way more hours than they were entitled to for the value of the room. they were exploiting me. would you work for free? and just get a little, small, standard tract house bedroom? i don't think so. >> reporter: and under california law, for even 20 hours a week, minimum wage law would require the bracamontes to pay a wage as well as room and board. she claims the original deal was 20 hours a week. >> no. >> reporter: so, what was it? >> i would say she probably -- a week, maybe ten hours, if that. >> reporter: this is the first time i've heard you say this. my understanding was that it was more than ten hours. >> it was to help out as my wife needed. >> reporter: nothing was really written down. >> and that's what's biting us in the butt. >> i had tried from the get-go to get the contract in writing. and she didn't want to do it. >> reporter: you were, perhaps on a number of levels, naive. >> very naive. >> we messed up. >> reporter: can you see how this looks? this is a 64-

let's bring up a bill for newbies a technology and work its will.nd an additional bill and let the con's work its will, and the number of people who are here illegally and determine among those 13 million, what are the different applications that need to be made because number one will be different from 13 million. let's start incrementally. i hope that is the direction we go. charles: i think that starts like a realistic idea. i wanted to shift topics. overall a huge positive the recovery is gaining steam. i want your thoughts on the obama administration policies thus far and where we are with respect to the recovery. >> listen, america has the most resilient economy in the world, and rightfully so. we are a strong nation including our economy. we can do more though. overregulation, no people like to talk about it, but the fact is they crippled business and cripple job creation. we flatter and fair taxes, stop regulating, stop legislating and when it comes to our tax code we need comprehensive reform and here is why be at we have so many provisions

is that what you wear to work newbie would like to dress that way when he went to work. guess where that kid is now? sitting right here. that's a story about john hope bryant. it makes you wonder maybe it's even easier. it might even be easy to fix if we weren't working on the wrong thing. so john thank you. i don't know where people like you, i don't know where people like you come from. why does a guy get up, get on a path like this and spend his whole day trying to fix america? where do people like that come from? please welcome john hope bryant. [applause] >> how do you take a the system that you think is an instrument and turn it on its head and make it work for you? are only symptoms of prosperity as ration and success think if we want to be? there's a difference between being broken being poor. being broke is economic at being poor is a disabling frame of mind, a depression of your spirit and you must about never to be poor again. you cannot have 3.5 billion people who do not have as much wealth. it that's not sustainable. freedom and liberty and justice in fair p

nick woodman is here, a newbie, apple's teddy cook andrea hoo ceo marissa meyer, some repeat attendeesably absent this year. uber ceo and venture capitalists. sun valley is one of the few conferences that count as work also alibaba. i think it would be safe to say he has a few busy weeks ahead as they gear up for that all important ipo. panels on education, politics, philosophy and who could deliver and he was talking about a cap stone panel. a joint interview of warren buffet and jeff besos. why does any of this matter? beyond this beautiful mountainous vista behind me. what happens in sun valley doesn't always stay in sun valley. this place sews the seeds for consolidation footing cable. we will bring you the latest. back to you. >> you have to go to the pio the pioneer, a great place. >>. >> reporter: best potatos if town. >> you get the surf and turf. >> and hash. we serve great hash. >> i was thinking when you flew in there, that's where bergdahl is from. right there. i think they probably have signs and stuff, ten miles and haley, right, that was where bergdahl was from and bruce

i'm a newbie. >> a life-long dream, basically? >> clearly. yes, a lifelong dream established. i was not here working at the weather channel as a meteorologist. i wanted to be on "squawk." >> run with the bulls, appear on "squawk box." >> i got it. >> thank you. >> it's downhill from here, folks. downhill. >> great to see you again. you can't go back to the farm now. >>> a big wave of quarterly results this week. what should investors expect? joining us is the director and head of the global market. financial, citigroup, what to expect? goldman sachs, a tough environment, huh? >> it's a tough environment. >> no trade and volatility. >> that's part of it. you'll have some of the settlement issues impact the earnings. >> what do they do in interest -- what do they do with the bond division? >> it's tough. it's tough. that's absolutely right. we just put out a piece about that. if you take a look at, for example, the cycle right now where people should be investing, you have the largest demographic in history. the boomers are trying to find yield and are forced to stay in equities

. >> i'm a newby. i've never flown anything. can it happen?p right in. >> if you can manage. >> i think you've got it. >> whew! >> you're flying the helicopter. >> that explain why it's a little shaky. i see the statue of liberty. we're doing all right. >> enough of this. let's see how the pros do it. ♪ >> the nypd tells me the elite scuba unit is the only one in the country to dive in full face masks, can -- and -- >> yeah, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, they're the only full time scuba team for law enforcement across the country. and so along with the military, nypd has cutting edge technology and training and it becomes protocol and a model for other law enforcement agencies across the country. >> and they're not out there like in sunny, beautiful afternoons most of the time. they're out there in rough conditions, stormy weather, choppy seas. the headlines is cruising in a helicopter over the new york harbor, another day in the life of anna kooiman. >> and getting to try out the simulator, because i got very sick doing that. i go sea si