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. >> oh, oh, oef. >> and to give financing so burgerer king can engage in a tax dodge that [ muted ]d that jack lieu can come out to penalize the companies, and i wonder if having buffett in that throws a complete monkey wrench in the deal. >> well, have you heard this? >> reyes, and in the meantime, stopping the inversion, everybody says, i have to get in quickly. >> although, they will= r retroactive. >> and what is the conversation of obama and buffett? >> well, he said to buffett, you sold me down the river for 9%, and he said, yeah, well, i would have done for it 7%. >> well, it is weird, is it not? >> well, i mean, it is a tax dodge. >> and go ahead. >> charles is 100% right, warren buffett is going to do what is in his interest, and we should know that about him and admire him for it. and neil, i want to know what you think, because it is one of the situations where you say that the politics are clear herings and the politics are clear that the tax dodge is going to close, and it is going to close, because it is going to be harder for american companies to do that. >> and shou

national guard were courteous, treated everyone with respect, they -- i don't know how that restores oef seo work there. why was that? >> we have a great guard. the national guard, they're in every area code in the united states. and the only thing -- the guard didn't work for me, we worked together. as you know, my job as the first army was training and mobilizing national guard for four years. i know this formation well and these troops have been deployed multiple times. the ones that are from missouri. they're well trained. they're focused on their mission. they're indicative of the army you see in afghanistan and iraq and around the country. they're well trained, well equipped. i expect they will show up, having done their assessment, and to form -- to accomplish the mission that was given to them by the governor in the most efficient manner while respecting the people because the guard is from the people. many of them may come from the say community that they're coming in to police, carol. >> and just a final question for you. you know, a lot of these protesters last night broke cur

oef although, temperatures as i mentioned are going to remain very seasonal.very much like they have been over the past weekend. we do have a system dropping now from the north. this is going to pick up that marine layer. talking about 2,000 to 2500 feet. so everywhere across the bay area we'll wake up to fog tomorrow morning. we will see sunshine by tomorrow afternoon. 8 degrees tomorrow in san jose for your daytime high there. belmont, 73. the marina district, 9 degrees. a little cool in san francisco. that fog hanging on tightly for the first half of the day. napa, 78. tri-valley, where you will see the most sunshine and warmest temperature with temps near 90 degrees. we've been talking about that chance of rain way off in the future. by thursday and friday, talking about maybe the potential of subtropical moisture coming that way. not really organization. trying to get its act together. could become a tropical storm. as it weakness and moves into cooler water, definitely not going to pose a threat for organized system but the remnants are going to move int

oef all, the general trend, showers for tomorrow and tuesday. very isolated in nature. we will see more m cloud cover this weekend. once again, tips soar, close to 90 as we head in to next weekend. up and down roller coaster ride. you know what? at least it will be somewhat of a wet ride. we need the rain. >> thank you. >> all right. antho anthony, thank you. from a wild week coming up in weather to a wild week in sports. as you mentioned earlier, football is here. >> yes, it seems strange like getting rain in august, as well. it is. it's august, sunday night. nfl is back. another setback for tiger woods unfortunately. we'll tell you about that and we'll head to new york where madison g bum garner. all that and more coming up in sports. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiq™ technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good, better and an

now, james oef keefe isn't the first to make a point by wading, swimming across the rio grande.former contestant weighed on top of an elephant. >> the elephants were detained and sprayed for ticks. recently fusion jorge ramos swam across the rio grande with lots of border agents watching but he was trying to show how tricky the crossing can be. good thing o'keefe picked a shallow part and didn't try to swim in his osama bin laden get up. >> do you feel safe? >> i feel hot. >> i don't think i'm going to say anything else. thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "@this hour" with berman and michaela starts now. >> hello, i'm john berman. >> and i'm michaela pereira. thanks so much for you don't know -- joining us. we begin this morning with the news of the death of robin williams. that comedic genius loved by so many, known for his variety of characters from mrs. doubtfire, aladd aladdin, was found dead in his home in california yesterday, just 63 years old. >> the autopsy scheduled for today, but authorities do suspect that he took his own life. his publicist says he'

when isis took oef mosul they expelled the latest christianity community dating back for centuries, theurds have been holding their own are very much in jeopardy and shia muslim as well are in jeopardy. you all remember the execution videos that isis distributed when it had taken over takrit, if you don't fit into the narrow extreme ideology, you're in jeopardy. >> given the breadth of those who are victims or potential victims to isis, what will it take to protect them? we know we've done one humanitarian air drop to a specific group of people trapped on the mountain. given this sort of broad nature of those who could be targeted from a human rights and humanitarian perspective, what else should be done? >> the air drops in many ways are comparable to the cross border humanitarian assistance the u.s. has been doing for some time in northern syria. i think know what president obama is in a sense balancing is on the one hand he's very concerned about the prospect of military advances into erbil, the capital of iraqi kurdistan, far from perfect, the government is far more democratic than

. >> saying, don't step oef it, a person steps over it, you have to show you're the person in charge then we're seeing what plays out. che chermain lee from msnbc. you've been doing a great job all week. i got a chance to talk to the governor of missouri earlier today. we'll have that interview for you just ahead. w start. with centurylink visionary cloud infrastructure, and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable, secure, and agile. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve.. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare changes. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when healthcare becomes simpler. so let's do it. let's simplify healthcare. let's close the gap between people and care. with centurylink visionary cloud a brinfrastructure, and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable, secure, and agile. >>> we got word just a few hours ago photojournalist of getti was arrested by police apparently arrested because he walked about 100 feet past where the prescribed area for media was. he's been arrested. there's a nu

. >> meanwhile, the humanitarian aid effort to save tens of thousand oefs people continues.r has the latest. >> they have crossed a mountain on foot in the desert heat forced to leave their homes driven by their fear of isis. this woman says militants beheaded several men in their village and mounted their heads on the foods of car. isis is well armed. but sure terror may be their convictions. many have been shot in the head, others dotted with lies. and these are the men confronting isis. today we met kurdish fighters. fighting fear and peru tallty, outgunned, using weapons from the past, the kurds share this space with the iraqi army, two adversaries now united against a common enemy. a foe that has made it clear it will stop at nothing. kier simmons, nbc news, abiel, iraq. >>> up next, feeling confident. we have the results of the annual deloit survey. find out where in the world and which sectors these top investors are putting their money to work. a card that gave you that "i'm 16 and just got my first car" feeling. presenting the buypower card from capital one. redeem

the recon foundation.org, all the proceeds of the shirts go to it oif and oef veterans that fought ind afghanistan war. i'm proud. i have more than one shirt my wife. i turned my back to show them the shirt before things escalated. >> one turnstile guy kept you out of the park that day. >> first of all, i can't believe a guy would put his hands on your chest. >> he kind of like stopped me like i had the weapon on me or something. once i turned around and left the park. he said let me check with may management. i saw two older ladies, i don't know if it was management or other security guards and they are like shaking their heads like no, no, no. shrugging their shoulders. >> your wife and kids went inside. you drove home. as you were leaving the place though, people were listening to what was going on, people that were goinged into the park. >> i made sure when i left. i made sure i got everybody's attention. look, i'm denied access because of this shirt. as i was leaving. i told my wife look at the policy book and dress code. >> here is what they had to say. get you to respond to six