>>reporter:a lot tof celebrate as students oa -- lot tocelebra. they help to the protest using flashlights to get their point across and calling their elected officials constantly. and now they are peverance had paid off. >> we are seeing so much progress from a little group to now. >>reporter:it was a no, no because of safety concerns. this is a first. a year ago the camden metro police began to patrol on foot. they think that the lights will help reduce crime. >> the neighborhood is getting safer all the time. it will help to expedite thee/+ process. >> a part in tha party in the p. >> no matter how young you or you can make a difference in your community. >>reporter:in camden sarah share williams. >>> we have hot and dangerous weather coming tomorrow. >>> tomorrow is hotter. it's more hollywood. live double scan showing that there are not any showers or thunderstorms here now. and the action cam taking from rittenhouse square a lot of folks were out enjoying the summer night. not officially summer yet. it arrives on saturday. it's close enough.

oas u.s.ot invoke the charter? we're going to take a break and we come back, we're going to talk specifically about venezuela. ,e are talking with keane bhatt author of an open letter that criticizes human rights watch what he calls open-door policy. leadbrody is the spokesperson for human rights watch. we will be back with them in a moment. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. we are having a very interesting debate around the issue of human rights watch, and open letter has been sent by our guest 100y, keane bhatt, and scholars and two nobel peace laureates criticizing human rights watch for what they call a revolving door policy between the government and the organization. also criticizing them around the research and advocacy around venezuela. reed brody is also with us, the council are human rights watch, dictatorso called the can't catch or pursuer, who has been trying to bring dictators around the world to trial. i want to

the chinese ambassador very able diplomat ambassadoambassado r to the united states was covering the oas meeting in lima and i was trying to get a meeting with him to see if i could get them to sign off on the final language because he had been authorized to convey that back to beijing. he had meetings and finally we were worried we wouldn't get to the meeting so the press was having a day piece goes sour happy hour. [laughter] and apparently piece goes sours in that very happy especially these that were made in lima. so we where looking for the ambassador to try to find a time and i went down to the bar in the hotel and we were trading stories and chatting each other up and i'm having a piece goes sour. pretty soon things are looking really positive and optimistic. [laughter] and then all of a sudden one of my core service officers comes up and says madam secretary the chinese ambassador is here. i said where? right there. oh mr. ambassador please come in. i taken to a back table and we pull out all the papers. mark wendler the excellent, now he is a white house reporter for the times a

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atinikit especially oa id i, t white horse road bridge, that is closed that was shut down, free emergency construction yesterday because of the bridge. that's closed between burnt mill road and route 30, the whiteç horse pike. somerdale road is your best bet for an alternate. >>> new from overnight, violence in chester, police are looking for the person who killed one man and injured two others in a shooting in delaware county. this happened on west 7th and lloyd streets in chester around midnight. we talked with a woman there who says her cousin is the man who was killed. she says his name is valadon geary, 30 years old. no arrests have been made yet. two others are in the hospital. >>> a house and barn went up in flames in berks county. here's a map of where this happened. firefighters were called to tully drive and manbeck road. this is in upper tulpehocken. people say you could see the flames for miles around. pretty intense there. >>> showboat casino intlantic city is saying it could close and is expected to hand out notices as soon as today. >> reporter: we've talked to casino empl

bay area--the explanation oa possible cause the crisis in iraq continue intensify as militants capteer city, as extremist groups vow to take iraq's capital the united states gets ready to take on ghana at the wor cup today, and they will be joined by thousands of amer fans who have flocked to br. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's monday >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> this morning it's unclear if a man who disrupted a jetblue flight over the weekend will face criminal charges. the passenger ignored pleas from his family to calm down. he started screaming and lunged at flight attendants about 90 minutes into a flight from new york to las vegas on saturday. the crew was able to restrain him, and the plane was diverted to detroit. >>> the music world is reacting to the death of one of the best loved voices in radio. casey kasem was the host of "american top 40." he was 82 years old. as carter evans shows us, kasem's final days were part of an intense family feud. >> reporter: in the days when disc joc

the chinese ambassador very able diplomat ambassadoambassado r to the united states was covering the oas meeting in lima and i was trying to get a meeting with him to see if i could get them to sign off on the final language because he had been authorized to convey that back to beijing. he had meetings and finally we were worried we wouldn't get to the meeting so the press was having a day piece goes sour happy hour. [laughter] and apparently piece goes sours in that very happy especially these that were made in lima. so we where looking for the ambassador to try to find a time and i went down to the bar in the hotel and we were trading stories and chatting each other up and i'm having a piece goes sour. pretty soon things are looking really positive and optimistic. [laughter] and then all of a sudden one of my core service officers comes up and says madam secretary the chinese ambassador is here. i said where? right there. oh mr. ambassador please come in. i taken to a back table and we pull out all the papers. mark wendler the excellent, now he is a white house reporter for the times a

right around 75 degrees in oa a oakland. as we head into tomorrow temperatures climb and then the day is hotter as we get into the weekend and next week. right now we are looking at a nice drive in towards san francisco. the map is showing you the same thing towards speed son socenso. on the freeways, moving smoothly on the bay bridge. a few cash pays moving in line. i was looking at the bridge over here. traffic flows nicely. westbound we are looking at the highways across the bay. chp has that report of the westbound. and i'll continue tracking no major slowing though. we see the new drives here. a little slowing toward the toll plaza. over here the interchange a little bit of slow down and northbound 680 it is down to 58 and 59 miles per hour. a few more cars hitting the roads. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much. this morning griefs mothers of hundreds of nigerian school girls are waiting for them to come home. just last week four girls escaped from captors and returned to their families. >> others say they

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criticism he can oas owed buy coal energy lobbying group worried about the annual price tag.he epa says it's an estimate id $8 billion for industry to meet the proposed standards. >> it's going ohave a disproportionate impacts on lower income americans. people who are on fixed incomes and have low-n pay a much higher percentage of their overall budgets on energy cost. and this proposal is going to increase their cost dramatically. >> reporter: the epa disagrees, arguing that pushing forward with cleaner energy, energy efficiency and energy innovation will create jobs. lower electricity bills by 8%. and save the country up to $93 billion in health care cost. the epa is now looking for public comment especially from the state which will have enormous responsibility in how to meet the reduction. but there is already talk of lawsuits and on capitol hill threat of legislation that would stop this new rule. >> house spieker john boehner says the president's plan is nuts. and called a dagger in the heart of the american middle class. some are members of congress said only congress h

. >> seth:ow"the " it oa different 's sw. how would you describe it? newspaper and there are like six stories, six different topics a. t's tant stori font' one yove bco ergdlal or eth:nd this is a story you've known about for a long time. >> right. >> seth: you basically were saying to me earlier like five years people have knowsort of some of the details of how he sort of -- >> it's a tough story but people have been quiet abouit because while he was in talicu you know, you don't want to talk about the uncomfortable accounts t how he came to leave t observation post that day. >> sh: andethas happened it andhat you've done a good job reporting about is a lot of people who are saying even just a couple of weeks ago, we need to do whatever we can to get him back has now turned around and sort of criticized the president for this. u soanyo of called senator john mccain out on this show on your show. yeah and obously we s mention that he was a former prisoner of war himself and we have respe his service. but yes. i mean, there are a lot of politicians who

to weaken the palestinian authority, to where they get oa point where they can do what they want to do, annex the greater portion of the west bank. >> two palestinians were killed on saturday night. as israeli raids continue across the occupied west bank they are increasingly immediate by angerrary crowds of palestinians. often met with live fire and that is causing the death toll to rise. gls israeli soldiers say they're being responded to by attacks. >> in the manner necessary for their self defense and occasionally there are fatalities or wounded on the palestinian side, as a result of our forces self defense action he. >> reporter: there is still no sign of the missing individuals and with anger growing across the west bank the people conducting that search are having to contend with age old politics. jane ferguson, al jazeera, ram h mramala, the occupied west bank. >> he announced a half bill dollars of military aid frozen since last year's coup has been released. >> nearly a year after the military overthrew president mohamed morsi and the repression that fold, john kerry's goal

oa course marshall would shout car coming. and a crowd would come pushing into the road oblivious of police as to the danger. they went right onto the road and these cars were racing. people still were not used to terrestrial things going so fast. andthe cars would go by then they would close up right after right on the road in the middle. this one guy describes it a black spot in the distance grew larger as the roar deepened. the glaring radiator numeral smashed you in the eye. lames came out of the exhaust. here was speed that you can feel as well as see. speed that burned your cheeks, filled her eyes with oil, and your nostrils with the stench of gas. it, but they also in this particular race, and this was on october. people died. 42 spectators were wounded. people were hit and thrown into the crowds. it was a nightmare. so much so the governor of new york canceled the race permanently. no more road racing. you begin to see now the evolution of the indianapolis 500 getting on track and moving away from road races. in these

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unfortunately you might go the 30 to 50 miles to get oa bank. that's not agreat idea in some smaller towns in mississippi people actually don't have the transportation to get to a bank. the credit union is the best thing. the credit union is absolutely the best thing. people own it. your neighbors and friends are making decisions about whether or not you can pay it back. the interest rates are much lower. three to 5%. and so one of the best things is when this community says, let's have a credit union. every small community if they can't have a bank should have a credit union. >> but you know it is an opportunity for every community to have, and we talk about the payday lenders. actually one of the studies you've read is that every year 12 million americans who do business with payday lenders take out an average of eight different loans. she wasn't all that exceptional. part of the thing that happens here is the industry makes so much money off it. in 2012 it earned $89 billion in transaction fees. at some level isn't there a responsibility for

san jose high of 80 today. 86 at saratoga, 85 at los gat oas. in sacramento 75.ra 78 degrees. pleasanton today nice, 82 degrees. antioch 88 degrees. moraga 81 degrees. 68 vallejo. napa 83 degrees. 88 at ukiah. san francisco 66 degrees downtown, just 59 in the sunset district. we'll be having a little cooldown tomorrow after the warm-up today. latter half the week back to near 90 degrees. . >> caltrain has more riders today than ever. the number of rush hour riders is up 14% just over last year. there is also a new kind of rider that does not fit the typical profile. that means caltrain is looking down the line in order to keep its new customer happy. >> caltrain has been shuttling people up and down the peninsula for 150 years. its mission has endured. its rider is starting to change. >> i would say kind of a cosmopolitan rider. >> a reason survey says the caltrain rider toaf of toaf is most likely young, white, college educated and well paid earning $117,000 a year. 40% don't even own a car. >> they want to be able to live and work near transit. they want to be

there's absolutely no doubt that somehow the word got out there was going to be oa big move on this stock, how it went out, i don't know. i see this kind of stuff all the time. >> if you're home right now like, okay, these kind of shenanigans happen on wall street. >> they are happening all the time. one of the things i'll talk about in my show, but i'll focus on this night, people at home should be wary, these are the games that the big boys play amongst themselves. if you would love to -- by the way, everyone's heard of clorox. i bet maybe 1% of the people watching the show own the stock. from '95 until now the stock is up 5%. nothing to do with any of these players, just a great american company. but i get where people see these headlines and say, i don't want to mess with this stuff. >> what are they looking into and how would they prove there was any wrongdoing, if there was? >> the proving part is extraordinarily difficult. you rarely see people inditd or put in jail for this. even martha stewart was put in jail for lying, not the insider trading part. so it's extraordinarily diffic

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providing assistance to iraqi in equipment and airputting guys oa small number to help the iraqis make right strategic7m4tact. makes it harder for them to come in the second scenario. >> rose: so if you were advising the president today based on the experience you just said you would urge, i'll go through the list. you would urge them to put some forces in !dñ to train the iraqis.>> i wod say advise and assist. >> rose: what kind of weapons would you give them. >> whatever they need. >> rose: whatever they need. >> yes. >> rose: if they needed air support you would give that. >> yes. >> rose: and four drones if that was appropriate. >> yes. when i think about air strikes, i think about f16s, i think about drones. >> rose: here's the problem some say. it's not an easy air strike. >> no it's not. >> rose: because$!p(Ñ you haveo be precise or you turn the)zq)ñ population against you. >> i said that. and so if you're going to do air strikes, you got to have intelligence because in order to be precise you have to know exactly what you're shooting at and make sure there's no civilians around

and mandy, this is oa movement that we are seeing for a while and a lot of companies going in this directionood and the ingredients that we buy, and in particular, millennials. and so panera is going to dump all of the additives out, which means no artificial colors, sweeteners or you name it, and the beverages are targeted next. i believe that panera is working to remove the high fructose corn syrup from a lot of the beverage, but keep in mind that panera was also among the first ten years ago, chris, to restrict the chicken to those who don't have anti-buy yoltics and voluntarily posted the calorie counts on the menu boards and one of the first there, and as you say other chain cans like starbucks and chipotle are aware of what is in the food and pushing to make it healthier and reduce the artificial additives and hopefully others will go the same way. >> thank you, mandy drury. >> after the break, we will dig into coal country politics. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train w

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ithe ask that is bee you focused on, for example, mp, work first.work we all know sitting here, all oa,000 women lost their ability to go to technical college and higher education.t that's my first question. yes. and you'll also recall, senator moore, that milwaukee -- tor >> representative more now but t i'm entitled to both the titles. >> i'm sorry about that, representative moore. we the milwaukee poverty rate went from 34% to 25% in the first year of w-2. >> let's back up though because the economy is not doing well. >> yes, but that's because so many people were going -- they were streaming into the labor force. just because they're not enrolled in a program doesn't am mean people don't take jobs. >> we didn't keep data and statistics, mr. turner, on whether they were going into work or andnot. that was a deliberate activity.r i was there. let me ask you another question. when you talk about the 29% of t.a.n.f. dollars don't go for l benefits and you saydo that they're going for more productive uses, what was your thought of the $18 million in profits that went with that first rou

and that discovery was not a do result of gm's own investigative work but raised in the course oa a lawsuit brought by the family of a young woman who died behine the wheel of a cobalt. how was this discovered? an investigator for the families took two ignition switches apar and compared them. something gm failed to do over seven years of investigations into the mystery of cobalt air bag nondeployment. ms. barra, you sought this sou internal investigation and you a have publicly acknowledged how c troubling its findings are. your company has cooperated with this committee investigation and i thank you for that.and you have taken corrective action by changing procedures and trying to remove road blocks to make sure safety concerns come to light. based on this report, though, there are no easy fixes for th kind of systemic cultural d breakdowns and fundamental misunderstandings that permitted gm engineers not to suspect a safety problem when cobalts werg stalling due to a faulty ignition switch.igniti the possibility these problems are pervasive and cultural deeply concerns me. concerns us al

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