it's necessary in order to seek specific types of treatment in regard to post traumatic stress disorder. but for the rest of the presentation, i will drop the d to reduce the stigma around the disorder. one of the things that we offer associate with post-traumatic stress is combat and that is the unique experience that veterans bring and the unique experience that makes post-traumatic stress in veterans different and unique to the population. also saying that that population is requires specific types of treatment that are unique to dealing and coping with -- and learning coping skills to function and having fulfilling, wonderful lives after the experience. so the idea that combat-related issues, combat-related stressors, and of course, anyone who follows the news and the media, there is improvised explosive device, rocket-propelled grenades and other individualized blasts, but the actual combat experience itself can many times cause severe symptoms of post-traumatic stress. an additional level of post-traumatic stress when we think of just combat is a new concept called "moral injury."

>> as long as we can until we can stop the sale of the post office. it's the will of the people and representatives to save this post office. it's not necessary. >> berkeley city leaders are doing what they can to prevent the sale of building. police have not asked protestors to leave or remove tents. >> all bart trains are running on time after an electrical fire in richmond earlier today. fire happened this morning in a substation in bart's maintenance yard. trains couldn't move. the richmond and fremont line was shut down for about a 45 minutes. they are looking into the cause of the fire. bart officials are confident the monday commute will be northerly. >>> sticking with bart, contract talks are set to resume tomorrow. both sides have until next sunday to avert another strike. yesterday they discussed some issues including worker safety but not the major are sticking points like salary and benefits. progress is being made and optimistic that a strike won't happen. four-day strike halted service earlier this month. >>> demonstrators rallied in supp

of the building. the fight to save the post office is on many levels. officers have encouraged people to stay out of the the street but that's the extent of it. >> police in hayward are looking for a suspect out thief who wounded two store security officers. the suspect tried to walk out of home depot without paying for items when the loss prevention officers confronted hem. the suspect shot one officer in the shoulder and pistol-whipped the other. across the street police found a bloody shirt and what looked like human hair. they believe the suspect cut his hair. both security officers are going to be okay. >> tonight, man is likely to face charges after a allegedly causing a car crash that killed a woman in san san leandro. the crash happened at 2:30 this morning on washington boulevard. we talked with neighbors about the 57-year-old woman who died. >> it was a head-on collision that took the woman's life and left her husband with life-threatening injuries. police tell me the driver of the other car was going 100-miles-an-hour down this street and they

of the building. the fight to save the post office is on many levels. officers have encouraged people to stay out of the the street but that's the extent of it. >> police in hayward are looking for a suspect out thief who wounded two store security officers. the suspect tried to walk out of home depot without paying for items when the loss prevention officers confronted hem. the suspect shot one officer in the shoulder and pistol-whipped the other. across the street police found a bloody shirt and what looked like human hair. they believe the suspect cut his hair. both security officers are going to be okay. >> tonight, man is likely to face charges after a allegedly causing a car crash that killed a woman in san san leandro. the crash happened at 2:30 this morning on washington boulevard. we talked with neighbors about the 57-year-old woman who died. >> it was a head-on collision that took the woman's life and left her husband with life-threatening injuries. police tell me the driver of the other car was going 100-miles-an-hour down this street and they

of every post having been posting everything to the government take joy in florida feel over call people to move to encrypt to chemo like. operating systems such as lloyd grove like told the think that a couple of the colbert report groups talk to one should those who haven't switched worry about their every move being tracked the loss of her jeremy bentham who wrote about the idea of a perfect prison called the panopticon which is the idea of having a prison cell that was built in a circular fashion so that all of the cells would be on the outside and in the center of the prison you'd have a guard tower where the prisoners couldn't see into the guard tower so they couldn't see if they were being watched by at any particular time and so the prisoners would start to act as if they were being watched at all times the revelations about what the n.s.a. is doing does play into that agenda because now there are people who who realize they are being listened to. spied on at all times and are adjusting their speech accordingly they might be afraid to speak on certain issues because even if they

>> as long as we can, until the -- until we can stop the sale of this post office. it is the will of the people and of the representatives and city council to save this post office much it is not necessary. >> the post office is on the national register of historic places. the buyer is only required to maintain the integrity of the front of the building. >> new details about a boat loaded with marijuana that landed in santa cruz. police say four men are under arrest on suspicion of transporting the pot. a lifeguard patrolling the beach noticed the boat washed up and he approached it four men took off and they were arrested. authorities searched the boat and found 1,200 pounds of marijuana believed to have come from mexico. the highway patrol, coast guard, and homeland security have been called in. >> a lightning-sparked fire has grown to 14 square miles northeast of fresno and is not threatening any communities. more than a dozen campgrounds have been evacuated. trails and recreational areas are also closed. the fire is now 15 percent contained. >> developing news in

of post employees of fools to rely on soup kitchens and of the welfare types just this network from thesemultinationals a haunting twice the us economy thirty two trillion dollars in full schulze hikes paradises by encrypting cities throughout the us like to address the great to have you one what would this lead to these corporations are essentially de fraud ing our countries all of the tax revenue that belongs to us remember that the story that came out about apple and the amount of taxes that they have dodged in the united states should be a national scandal if we didn't have so many concurrent national scandals this should be the big one because apple has essentially deprived the united states of tens of billions of dollars in tax revenue if you want to get a sense of what the world will look like with this system continuing in this direction take a look at the city of detroit take a look at camden new jersey atterson we jersey and many other places in the united states so where can people go with alternatives if your local farmer's market might not seem terribly glamorous or incredibl

we are proud of that. the post office has been proud of that for 200 years. but to preserve delivery to every point in the globe and every point the united states by the u.s. postal service requires real change. including retiree health care plan. the ranking men do away with the retiree health care funding. you'll notice i didn't say prefunding. if you stop making the payments, ultimately you will not be able to make those payments. mr. cummings know that, i know that, it's the reason that any bill that comes from the committee will restructure to the greatest extent possible but recognizes that those bills will come due and they must be addressed by this committee if we're to be realistic about reforms that will guarantee a post office well to the next century. we can discuss plenty of reforms here today. the truth is reforms are going to come primarily from us enabling the system to work properly. congress must reduce or eliminate the kinds of preconditions we put on whenever possible while maintaining our requirement of universal service. our commitment i

issue is not so much borling or the cost of borrowing but how boring fits into the whole pattern of financing post-secondary education for students and if excess ability for some students borrowing a large amount of money for post-secondary education is going to turn out to be the best investment of their old lives even at a relatively high rate for other students it's not going to turn out to be a good investment so i would want to shift the focus away from the borderland cost per se and to the question of who is borrowing and how does that relate to the returns people are getting from their programs the kind of programs they're in and the overall state of accessibility to post-secondary education in the country now and then can you talk a little bit more about the effect that student debt has on individuals but also on society as a whole. again i think it depends a lot on who is incurring the debt and provide purposes so if students are incurring significant amounts of debt as they do in canada say to complete medical degrees this isn't really a worry for anybody they can repay that money it's s

in a twist, the final post by ye mengyuan was a bad luck number series of 4's because it sound like the word "death otherwise otherwise and wrote sister is depressed. one post captures the mood of the nation "i wish they made a mistake, i hope you are still alive." that was her sister. >> so sad. we are hearing more this morning of the battle to get survivors off the burning jet. this is a picture of the flight attendant manager who was the last person off the plane. she suffered a broken tailbone but evacuated dozens of passengers, and said to fellow flight attendants were pinned under a evacuation slide that malfunctioned and opened inside the plane. the passenger who took pictures after, said in all of the chaos he saw injured flight attendants helping others. >> the flight attendants of course was crying, in tears, but she was carrying, helping a big man trying to get him out of the plane and helping other people. >> the manager of the cabin has beenfullying for 40 years and was doing what she was trained to do. >> a change for the better this morning, no more delays and cancellatio

the dr requester is alice lamb of posting street which is directly west of the subject property. her concerns are that the project is not code compliant hence the variances, the rear decks awe butler firewall which could be a fire hazard and she has concerns about potential initial side from the decks. the original design team looked at the project and mind it does not contain imply exceptional circumstances. and the blank east wall and thus would have no effects on their privacy. it's consistent with the guidelines. the department recommends that the commission not take dr and approve the project >> thank you. so the dr requester you can q represent alicia lamb >> no. >> no. so does that mean we should move on >> is there anyone from the public who wants to speak from the public. >> i'm sorry because i had no idea about this case and i shouldn't say anything not to say anything i shouldn't say so i 0 would like to be silence. >> seeing none, let's have the project manager speak. >> i'm the architect for the project. i'll summarize the project. i think as it's been mentioned the

and her fellow journalists are remembering her with tributes, anecdotes, and in the case of geraldo rivera, by posting a naked selfie on twitter. though come to think of it, that might not have a tribute to helen. that might have been what killed her. man, he looks good. he looks really good. look how well defined down here these... i'm not sure. my people have no word for that muscle. same way to herebyians have no word for snow. the flying buttresses, i suppose. no surprise that geraldo is once again blazing trails here or, in the case of his happy trail, waxing it. and the trail he's blazing, folks, is for the sexy seniors out there. as geraldo wrote in his tweet, "70 is the new 50." exactly. and if there's one thing people want to see on their twitter feeds, it's naked 50-year-old men. [ cheers and applause ] i've got one year to get my [bleep] together. and as geraldo said in his tweet, "erica and family are going to be so pissed... but at my age..." yes, at his age, he has clearly lost all judgment. and also has fewer years to have to live this down. and it is great to see geraldo join the long

wisdom in the american constitutional founding and there's a great deal of wisdom in the high points of post-world war ii american conservatism. so i especially emphasize in the book it takes a lot of people back both on the left and the right. it's essential to this to, kind of a conservative tradition, much-maligned virtue of political moderation. >> my book seeks to show that actually political moderation is a venerable conservative virtue. i perfectly well aware that if you say, if you were to say to progressives, political moderation is the very essence of conservatism you risk being laughed out of the room and shouted out. but to talk about the conservatives are extremist, obstructionist and absolutists. and i perfectly well aware that if you didn't gather a room full of conservatives, that local moderation is what the essence of conservatism, you'll be greeted with stony stares and icy indignation. and when the silence is broken it will be declared no, no, no. what'was needed as not moderati. what's needed is wavering devotion to and then you principles and greater purity in the ranks. so i

high chance that actually there is one hundred percent chance that there will be one of the contenders for the mayoral post of the russian capital and in fact. he is not altogether kept from from running for any other political post in the future. having said that having said that of course it doesn't mean that he's going to be running for president in the upcoming elections and time soon. to get to the although the case could be damaging to him a political politically why is this is of course not subtracting anything from his that you can say no to right and russia so. so yes still a lot of still waiting for his verdict and of course once we get it will bring you the latest from absolutely right here i think we're marking up from outside the courthouse yes thanks very much indeed for the subject and as you just said we are closely monitoring this case will be back at the top of the hour was more of dates and the very latest from outside the courthouse and right now though coming up abby martin with the latest edition of breaking the set go away. if you want to hear something truly baffling the u.s. suprem

developments in the department in creating a traffic investigation unit and the new collection of posting data and statistics. i think this will be helpful for all the players on this and thank you for those. i'm going to round out the southerners of my - my son is a bicyclist and he went to school and on two occasions he had accidents as a result of cars. and, you know, one just not seeing him someone would a hang over but they were coming at him and he had to jump off his bike into the bushes. and another instance he was kit off and had to drive up over the curb and - so and there is tension are everybody knows there's tension between drivers and cyclists in the city. i want to look at the injuries that - it kind of highlights an issue. i think there's a lot of confusion both in terms of drivers and cyclists in terms of the rules. the bicycle coalition has done things on this like the police commission board on pedestrian safety. i don't know what the relationship is with their partnership but if some more concentrated and focused education on some of the specifics on the responsibility

and tonight, rare footage of a summer weekend 50 years ago this weekend. a 50-minute film postedkennedy presidential library. president kennedy teeing off. the 46-year-old president putting and, well, missing the shot. the camera trained on him, though, for the entire round of golf and with the next putt, there is more success. later, dignitaries arrive by helicopter, and as was so often the case, neighbors gathering there in hyannisport to see who it was paying a visit. taking that familiar golf cart down to the dock where they would board the presidential yacht. little caroline on his lap, and then down the stairs to share a swim with her dad, four months before she would lose him. a backstroke before getting back on board, where she would find her mother and, again, the lap of her father, as they finished their sun-splashed weekend, 50 years ago tonight. a daughter with her dad. "good morning america" first thing in the morning. and i hope you have a great week ahead. from all of us here at abc news, good night. >> protesters set up camp outside this building in the east bay.

sources close to the government-owned japan post say the number of post offices that sell aflac cancer coverage will be raised from the current 1,000 to 20,000. group executives will also consider developing cancer insurance products through its affiliate firm japan post insurance. that will be jointly with aflac and not through japanese insurers. behind this move is japan post's goal to increase its earnings as it aims to become a listed company. japan post holdings president taizone shimuro said in an interview that he moved up the target by six months to april 0 2015. japan post was advertised six years ago. the firm will ultimately sell two-thirds of the shares on the market. nishimura said the fine decision on when to become a listed company will be made by the finance ministry but he went on to say japan post can work toward the new schedule. >>> u.s. share prices ended mixed wednesday following earnings from major companies and some key economic data. the dow jones industrial average shed 0.16% to 15,542, weighed down by weak corporate results. meanwhile, a jump in apple's share

>> as long as we can, until we can stop the sale of this post office. is the will of the people, the will of the representatives and city council to save this post office. it is not necessary. >> the post office is on the national register of historic places and the buyer is only required to maintain the integrity of the front of the building. >> new details this morning about a boat loaded with marijuana that landed in santa cruz. police say four men are under arrest on suspicion of transporting the pot. a lifeguard patrolling the beach on saturday noticed a boat washed on the beach and he approach it four men took off, and they were later arrested. authorities searched the boat and found 1,200 pounds of marijuana believed to have come from mexico, the highway patrol, coast guard and homeland security security have all been called into the investigation. >> lightning sparked fire northeast of express know has green to 14 square miles and burning near the lake is not threatening any communes but more than a dozen campgrounds have been evacuated. trails

on heat of the case, the great recession continued rerogues of volume out of the volume of not only the post office but our industry. the too command as price increases will not provide additional revenue but further erosion of demand. access capacity are the problem it must be fixed. the postal service has the capacity to produce approximately 300 billion pieces of mail. the projected volume in 2013 is closer to 150 billion. this is an unsustainable fact that leads to fast outweighing the actual demand. if they removed the cost delivering them will be closer. quad graphic has a love experience. when the great recession happened and the industry lost the volume, because we had a strong balance sheet and strong business we were able to take advantage of it. we were about $1.7 billion company we acquired a $3 billion competitor who had gone through bankruptcy and lots of issues. we knew that the opportunity was cob sol dedication because we knew the industry had to. there was access capacity. we took on the hard work of closing over 21 plans throughout our networking to make sure that we have

post office today! ♪ >> reporter: part old-fashioned protest, part new orleans funeral. ♪ >> reporter: hundreds rallied in front ofowntown berkeley post office to save an institution on life support, and a building on its death bed. >> just because they decided to sell it doesn't mean it's going to happen, right? am i right? >> reporter: in april, the postal service announced plans to sell the historic building, built in 1914 and known for its murals and florentine architectural detail. >> it is no different than our national monument, our national forest. what's next? yellowstone brought to you by at&t? i don't think so! >> it's a beautiful building and i'm sure the long history here, but it seems like for me as an architect, i'm excited for the reuse of this building. >> reporter: the pending sale of this and other post offices across the country are cost- cutting measures. the postal service says it's lost $25 billion over the last five years. >> to them, public space is wasted space. to them, this post office is wasted space until it is privatized. >> reporter: to make their point, demonstrators pitched a coup

of morsi. they appointed him as interim prime minister. he said he will offer posts to those capable of handling the jobs. officials of the freedom and justice party say they have no intention of working with those who helped the military coup. the party is the political wing of the muslim brothered hood. supporters of the ousted president continued protests in the capital cairo on wednesday. the first day of the fasting month. military leaders overthrew morsi. husband supporters faced off against security forces in the days suns. they say soldiers opened fire monday at a gathering outside the army barracks where morsi is believed to be held. still, members of the muslim brotherhood say they will stay on oh the streets until morsi is returned to power. >>> the united states has refrained from taking sides but president obama has spoken to egypt's neighbors who have influence over the country. obama and two of oh his allies in the region discussed ways to restore peace in egypt. obama spoke by phone to crown prince mohammed bin zayed al nahyan and emir sheikh tamin bi

in your opinion, to the care of post dramatic stress disorder or battle fatigue, what is the difference of care then versus today? >> guest: we have learned a lot about what was called shell shock. that was discredited in the terms that were adopted in world war ii. by the time that our involvement began and the earlier war had been forgotten, it is not just with respect to neuropsychiatric issues. they are learning again and north africa and they learned that they are treating it in various ways, that it is more effective than others. many are showing signs of combat fatigue, exhaustion, combat exhaustion. they would tend to knock them out with barber poles of some sort. except for in the worst cases. where a soldier had really come unglued, they would try not to ship them too far to the rear. they wanted to keep them close to their units and help them preserve the links to the units. so all this went on. i think it's important to know that there were 900,000 american soldiers hospitalized for neuropsychiatric disorders. it took an enormous toll. today you have to say that the treatmen

nile delta government dummy access and we saw again why the protest street fighting in the shoes of the post to city of alexandria where they support his opponents all vows to be to mohamed morsi courts in the main running point we've seen a very heavy deployment of bert the military and the police where i'm standing here in the area there are few tanks to the sari securing the square all the posts people here are taunting for the military and the police say actually seeing police officers mingling with the crowds meanwhile across the capital in sit ins but there you see largely members of the mission brotherhood the posting of the ousted leader we have also seen army vehicles who have been to their position there for several weeks now in case all caches this is really fueling the fire here this announcement this morning that most see as being detained over the charges of allegedly conspiring with palestinian organization hamas to spy on the country he's also being charged with that being responsible for the deaths of soldiers and prison guards when he broke out to boarding a train prison du

at a very very high speed exploding during the launch what kind of dangers does that pose well it of post some dangerous of course and the experts say that in total it was carrying over six hundred tons of fuel not to mention of course the toxic fuel and the sad lies that it was carrying together whether it now but while reaching the earth the fuel mostly vaporized but still it creates this a cloud of dangerous pollutants now that information of course was getting the story it is quite worried and there were even fears of a possible evacuation as clearly it is a troubling and what i mean we know the latest reports are from the baikonur cosmodrome the cause except the weather is clear there are no high winds of the bombers there's no concern right now of some sort of a toxic pollutant cloud disposing over the area but when it comes to the russian space program typically it's used to a big line of successes however when it comes to this proton rocket this failure is not the first time it's happened indeed said that isn't deed not as of. this type off a rocket now the program has suffered a

so, each one of those little posts coming up right now is me scrolling over to see what people are tweetingt that moment. >> it is extraordinary, al. i mean, this really is the rise of citizen journalism and crowd-sourcing investigations, as errol said moments ago. was the information you're getting in realtime accurate? is this a reminder of that old adage that all of us are smarter than some of us? >> well, it was accurate, but not necessarily true. people were seeing things and they were interpreting what they were seeing, and i believe that is the real value of journalists, is not just to tell us what is going on, but what does it mean and what does it not mean and just sort through all of these photos to figure out what they actually mean. because i have to tell you that initially, there was a lot of misinformation about what eyewitnesses said they saw. they said they saw it cartwheeling down the runway. well, that didn't happen, not really. it didn't cartwheel down the runway. >> thank you, al. al tompkins from poynter institute. a reminder, we are awaiting an ntsb news conference. cn

in may 2011, doctors diagnosed yoshida with cancer of the esophagus. he left his post. officials with tepco insist that cancer was not caused by exposure to radiation. residents forced to leave the area after the accident have mixed feelings. >> translator: he did his best. i admire him. >> translator: i think he's responsible for the accident. >> reporter: yoshida pushed those around him to do what they could even though he knew the gravity of what they were facing together. he said he wanted to go back to work even after he got sick. masao yoshida was 58. reporting for nhk world, tokyo. >>> thousands of residents are still waiting to go home. vast tracts of land are still waiting to be restored. >>> and more than half of fishing ports on the pacific coast must be rebuilt. people in northeastern japan still face challenges following the 2011 disaster, but step by step, they're moving forward. see their stories every wednesday on "the road ahead" right here on "newsline." >>> south korea's president says she has no plans to meet japanese prime minister shinzo abe dashin

post office and hundreds around the country to help ease a budget deficit. protestors say they can't do that. >> as long as we can until we can stop the sale of this post office. it's the will of people, it's the will of the representatives and city council to save this post office. it's not necessary. >> katie: the post office is on the national register of historic places. they only required to maintain the front of the building. interior is not protected under federal law. >> a.m. 200than is looking for workers. company announced it needs to fill 7,000 jobs in 13 states at distribution centers. there is amazon distribution center in tracy. >>> it will be a big day for the san francisco giants tomorrow. president obama will honor the team at the white house for their 2012 world series championship. ceremony begins at 11:00 our time. president will highlight the team's ongoing campaign like the junior giants anti-bullying campaign. >> little league success, a belmont team has a lot to celebrate tonight. they are headed to the western regional tournament in san bernardino this week. >> let's check in with leigh glaser to see what is ahead. >> we have a lot of

post office and hundreds around the country to help ease a budget deficit. protestors say they can't do that. >> as long as we can until we can stop the sale of this post office. it's the will of people, it's the will of the representatives and city council to save this post office. it's not necessary. >> katie: the post office is on the r register of historic places. they only required to maintain the front of the building. interior is not protected under federal law. >> a.m. 200than is looking for workers. company announced it needs to fill 7,000 jobs in 13 states at distribution centers. there is amazon distribution center in tracy. >>> it will be a big day for the san francisco giants tomorrow. president obama will honor their their 2012 world series championship. ceremony begins at 11:00 our time. president will highlight the team's ongoing campaign like the junior giants anti-bullying campaign. >> little league success, a belmont team has a lot to celebrate tonight. they are headed to the western regional tournament in san bernardino this week. >> let's check in with leigh glaser to see what is ahead. >> we have a lot of gray in the morning. sky will tu

doesn't even meet the number of people we have at our high threat posts alone. we have certain of our high threat poes where we can only give our people a four-hour online course and say please take the course. the capacity of the current facility that we're leasing in west virginia cannot meet our training needs. our long-term goal given where we're putting people at overseas is to train every single foreign service officer every five years on the type of hard skills security training we believe they need. in many cases the adult family members as well. the current facility doesn't meet our requirements. doesn't meet the highest threat level requirement. as a leased facility, at some point may not be able to us. we are seeking to put in one place close to where we have our partners, the ma rein corp., intelligence community, and the rest of the foreign service training apparatus. we are seeking to build a hard skills training center where we can put 8 to 10,000 people a year through this type of training. we believe it will give us notion hardin the it tap. the

the board of appeals posted. we honestly believed that we did not need to respond to this letter signed in the manner prescribed in order to strengthen our case for gaining a fair and realistic timeframe given our individual and special needs of a one year eviction notice, a time frame by the way that has always been promised to buy our landlord adil shaikh. by not responding to this notice, -- who in the past had successfully assisted us with an illegal eviction from a prior landlord. after the window timeframe for responding to the notices had expired on may 25th, we received two eviction notices signed from mr. shaik. we were told at that time that because we had not responded to the notices in time, they could not be of service to us. we feel we lost a valuable ally in this process. so it's been proven in the past to help us. why again did we not respond to the notice? the sign posted in part reads any person who deems his interest or property shall be affected by work performed. to us that phrase is crucial.

the website is the other option for education efforts to have those same kind of materials posted on the websites for every station in the city. right now there's different kinds of information on every station and website some of which is reflect activist community but to have some safety against theft is good. my last question i know we're making efforts to start a pilot for a local regulatory. why is there a need for a local registry i know that some folks are registered nationally. the national registry the data isn't always reported fully or many people don't know about it. if there's going to be a community awareness of a program the people would turn to the local police department. on a there is a small number of folks who have their bikes stolen it's going to assure greater access. i think when you start dealing with a national database there's issues are people registered and is the data available to the police department throughout the department >> thank you very much. the next he speaker is officer matthew friedman san francisco police department >> supervisors thank you v

the government-owned japan post says it will boost the number of post offices that sell aflac's policies from the current 1,000 to 20,000. the two firms also plan to jointly develop cancer insurance products exclusively for japan post and sell them at post offices in the country. >> translator: this tie-up will enhance profits and greatly contribute to our efforts to get japan post listed on the stock exchange. >> the tie-up may have a positive effect on the ongoing transpacific partnership free-trade talks. the united states has expressed concerns that japan's insurance market isn't fully open to foreign companies. the chairman of aflac japan called the tie-up a significant develop in the international society though it's not directly related to government negotiations. >>> toyota motor was ranked top in global auto sales for the first six months this year for a second straight year. sold a total of 4.9 million units worldwide from january to june. the figure was down by 1% from the same period last year, but exceeded general motors and volkswagen. hybrid models show brisk demand in the

host: sam stein of the "huffington post" has been tracking quest ration. here are recent stories. n is this getting nationwide and how much are americans feeling it? jacob not getting much attention in terms of coverage in -- guest: not getting that much attention in terms of coverage and washington, d.c., but it is everywhere, are the because a lot of the is happening outside the beltway. we set out to tell the stories of sequestration through the eyes of those affected. we did a google search for any community suffering through had cuts.-- headstart some of the stories are really bad. inare not getting a sense washington, d.c., because the focus is on topline budget numbers, but if you talk to them you get the sense is really hurting these people. host: there is the headline in "the new york times" that there is no good news. at a: the talks are standstill. with respect to the furloughing employees,department two weeks ago, a number of employees that a job from the pentagon to the nation's capital to raise awareness of what is happening here, and i job alongside -- jogged along s

one of the towering figures of post-german war industry has died. he was 99 years old. >> he began his executive career in 1953 and later played a key role in the company merger. he was also known together with his wife or saving hundreds of jewish workers at a plant that he managed in occupied poland or ring world war ii. after the war, he launched a foundation to support projects in israel. >> some rebranding now for a high. european aerospace giant the ada's is changing its name to airbus as part of a major shakeup -- european aerospace giant eads. >> eads says it reinforces the importance of commercial aviation. >> airbus, the flagship brand of eads, known worldwide for its passenger jets. last year, the division generated more than 38 billion euros in sales, accounting for almost 70% of the entire group. >> airbus is the most internationally known brand. >> the name change is part of a major restructuring. four divisions are being reduced to three. commercial airliners and helicopters both remain intact. defense and space, formerly separate uni

rights and basic constitutional rights this would not have happened five years ago when at the height of post nine eleven jingoism and paranoia it certainly would not have happened this kind of vote but i think they can come back again with something stronger and make their case again and hopefully there will be more public support this time around yeah you're right i think for the first time i think there was a poll that was just done for the first time since nine eleven more people more people in this country care about their civil liberties and they do. not exist and . is facing us right now do you think that this is all because of snowden's revelations yeah ed snowden i think is played a really big role in this and to answer your question yes he's the first n.s.a. whistleblower who actually had the documents versus just saying this is what happened when i was there and those documents cannot be disputed or at least they have not been disputed by the n.s.a. so far and also what does it say that the author of the patriot act himself i mean cave out actually in full support of the modern ame

rights some basic constitutional rights this would not have happened five years ago when at the height of post nine eleven jingoism and paranoia it certainly would not have happened this kind of vote and i think they can come back again with something stronger and make their case again and hopefully there will be more public support this time around yeah you're right i think for the first time i think there was a poll that was just done for the first time since nine eleven more people more people in this country care about their civil liberties and they do. not exist and . is facing us right now do you think that this is all because of snowden's revelations yeah and i think is played a really big role in this and to answer your question yes he's the first n.s.a. whistleblower who actually had the documents versus just saying this is what happened when i was there and those documents cannot be disputed or at least they have not been disputed by the n.s.a. so far and also what does it say that the author of the patriot act himself i mean cave out actually full support of the modern amenities lik

. >> hard to see the bay bridge from south beach because of the fog. i posted a colorful rainbow picture of the sunrise from mount tamalpais on twitter. it is quiet on live doppler 7 hd. we will talk about what will happen the next 12 hours. foggy, flight arrival delays at 2 hours and 40 minutes. hazy sunshine by noon and 70. close to average this afternoon, 80 degrees and sunshine and the clouds will spill in the bay by 7:00 and 70 degrees. inland neighborhoods, the three-quarters of a mile in santa rosa, and 82 at noon, and the east bay will touch 90. it will be pleasant by 7:00 and sunny and 80. the coast is starting off with cloud cover and 54 with a few areas of sunshine and temperatures topping out in the low-to-mid 60's. >> leyla gulen? >> we have plenty of traffic out there with no accidents. we are look at congestion headed along the westbound direction along the bay bridge but we have construction that will last until 6:30 this morning, eastbound side with various lanes blocked because of road work. that will continue to the transition to 580 and, als

they would lease out space or rent space in the back of the post office if they are moving out of the area. we want this to remain in your historic post office building. >> the berkeley post office has some of the most amazing new deal art that should be preserved and it is part of our national and cultural heritage, it is not an organization that's set up to make a profit. it was breaking even. >> they have not listed it yet. they said they want to find a location to relocate to and at that point they'll put it on the market and that's the point where we can intervene legally as soon as they announce it. it is pretty unanimous across the country, we don't want our historic post o closed. >> reporter: reporting in berkeley kron 4 news. >>> three people are dead and over dozen are injured after a bus flipped over in indianapolis this afternoon. fire officials say the bus was carrying 40 teenagers and an adults from a local baptist church on their way home from the camp. witnesses say the bus came off at interat a time at a high rate of speed this afternoon and struck at the retaining w