that is ominous. >> kelly: what do you think about this? is it ominous?> i think individuals who have certain agendas or wanted to do certain things with newspapers that have the money. that has been tradition. one family becomes legendary. i think these, what you have to say. he said there is going to be change, but i'm going to stand by you if you are courageous and courageous enough to do two things. to get to the second source and second of all to make sure to make sure we go after the next watergate. that is what everybody is worried about. the business about only a wealthy old family can own a newspaper, i don't share that view. >> i think how we consume media has changed. has the content changed. eric englemen says bezos is customer centered and he is into delivery and that is what he is going to change. >> kelly: how about if the koch brothers had bought the "washington post"? >> huffing huffington post was saying thank god it's not the koch brothers. real clear politics. everywhere i looked everyone had something nice to say. there was a quote sa

and i think that's -- it is h ominous. >> sit ominous?> i think individuals who have certain agendas or want to do certain things with newspapers buy them if they have the money. that has been a long standing tradition. how all of a sudden that one family becomes legendary and the print business. i think that -- bezos said what he had to say. he said that there is going to be change. but i'm going to stand by you if you are courageous and we will be courageous enough to do two things. get the second source, wait and second of all, to make sure that we go after the next watergate. he didn't use that word but that's what everybody is worried about. the business of only a wealthy old family can own a newspaper i don't share that view. >> i think that how we consume media has changed. has the content changed? i have to say that politico said -- bezos is customer centric and is in the metrics and delivery and that is what he is going to try to change. >> how do you think it has been from "the washington post"? >> if coach had bought it? >> the

. >>> yet, this chamber is for the most part ominously ominously dreadfully silent.can hear a pin drop. there is no debate. there's no discussion. there's no attempt to lay out for the nation the pros and cons of this particular war. there's nothing. >> lay out for the nation the pros and cons. welcome back told show". that was the late senator robert byrd from west virginia speaking on the eve of the iraq war backing in 2003. ten years later, we find ourselves in a similar position as president obama decides how to respond to reported widespread chemical attacks in sir annia. secretary of state john kerry issue aid statement saying is the administration was consulting with allies and members of congress. according to officials, the u.s. military strike could launch as early as thursday. britain's prime minister david cameron has recalled parliament from their summer vacation to vote on whether britain should take part in military action. in the meantime, the united states congress remains in recess. they're not scheduled to be in session until september 9th. house s

. >> reporter: it looked ominous, almost like a scene from "jaws." well, not quite.rk circling near the hyde street pier, a fin sticking out of the water. it got many to do a double- take. >> it was kind of cruising along these pilings over here. i could see the top of the fin and back of the tail and just kind of swimming along. really cool thing to see. >> reporter: could you mistake it for a great white? >> i could definitely see how someone could make that mistake. >> we were brought some photographs here. it was initially thought to be a great white. none of our biologists had a chance to actually see the animal. the animal in question upon closer inspection of the photographs appears to be salmon shark which is very closely related to great whites. and they're also commonly seen here in the bay. >> reporter: while the salmon shark is related to the great white, it is not a man-eater. >> would have scared me! try to explain this. the dead shark was found on a new york city subway overnight. the guy who took the photo says it was still wet, had blood on its mouth

removal of mohamed morsi, an development the president still refuses to call a coup cracked down ominous limb demonstrators today and in a deadly violent fashion, military police working to move them, virt actually since he was stopped. bulldozers, tanks, helicopters, cops, killing well over 200 civilians. the government reporting that at least 49 police have been killed in attacks by morsi supporters who stormed police stations across cairo. entire neighborhoods falling into battle lines among neighbors on opposite sides of the political con front tangs. egypt's into trim president declaring a month-long state of security. men sar dering the military and police to restore law and order and to protect state facilities. vice president mohamed elbaradei, howeve has thdrawn. elbaradei had withdrawn shortly after the onset of bloodshed saying, quote, it has become difficult for me to continue bearing responsibility for decisions that i do not agree with and whose consequences i fear. fox news sources on the ground rert that el baredy had clashed repeatedly with the chief of egypt's military

the chance for a passing shower but it looks less ominous than it did 24 hours ago.his front is move sog slowly that we don't think this will generate rain until friday, friday evening but the chance for a few showers on your thursday. right now in havre de grace a gray sky. it was very day from across all of harvard county and cecil county. we'll cross the susquehanna from the tide water marina. in annapolis, a little sun at times on the severn but a chop. 79 degrees on the southeast wind at six miles an hour. by the way, a chance for the storm in the afternoon at left on an isolated basis. so you have to be careful with that. we'll call it the uv index podium. humidity will be high. temperatures are moderately warm tonight. 81 in hagerstown. 82 in easton but. 0s on the map. winds are from the south. that continues to bring up the humidity level and new we're back to pick summer levels, not in terms of temperatures but humidity. the real feel temps are climbing because that's are in the of 70. it may doctor briefly as we lose some of the moisture and dupe and an inc

in less than 24 hours. >> an ominous situation. thank you very much. the violence in egypt a huge problem for the white house. the former speaker of the house, also the host of "crossfire", new printers. how are you? >> i am doing well. delighted to be with you. it is tragic what is happening in cairo. let's talk about egypt because clearly a very important country not just in the middle east but to america and the west. and going up in flames by the look of it. this is a military today talk, no other way of describing it. >> i think it also illustrates the great crisis in american diplomacy in the region, which is there are no good guys available for us to back. the muslim brotherhood are the primary people responsible for those 30 churches that our correspondent just reported on. the muslim brotherhood has been remarkably and openly anti-christian. and the regime was so narrow and so hostile that about 70% of the people of israel, the people of egypt indicated they wanted to replace them. so let's start with that simple fact that you have a bad gover

arwa, ominous threat this friday of anger coming from the must almost brotherhood. how well coordinated is this? how dangerous could it be do you think? >> reporter: well, the muslim brotherhood is known for it's solid coordination. it is probably the best organized political party that is here, and especially given what happened yesterday, that devastating death toll that left more than 580 people killed thousands more wounded. 43 individuals on the side of the police dead as well. people are incredibly angry so one can assume that they are going to take to the streets and then the risk, of course, is yet another bloody confrontation with egypt's security forces. there have been a number of ripple effects to yesterday's violence, if one can even call them that. we've seen attacks on police stations, government institutions by morsi supporters and led administration of interior to authorize troops to use lethal force. we've been seeing attacks against egypt's minority christian community, at least 30 churches were attacked, lewded and burnt across the entire country

. >> reporter: it looked ominous. almost like a scene from jaws.ircling #23450u near the hyde street pier. it got main to do a double take. >> i was cruising along the pilings, i could see the top of the fin and the back of his tail, and he's just kind of swimming along. >> could you mistake it for a great white? >> i could see how someone could make that mistake. >> we were brought some photographs. it was thought to be a great white. none of the biologists had a chance to see the animal. on closer inspection, it appears to be a salmon shark, which is very closely reported to great white, and they're also commonly seen here in the bay. >> reporter: while the salmon shark is related to the great white, it is not a man eater. >>> and check out this shark-spotting. a new york subway? yeah. a commuter snapped this pic of a sharp on a train around midnight. the subway shark coincides with shark way on the discovery channel, the channel had nothing to do with it. >> goodness! where did it come from! >> sharks are everywhere right now. left side >> >> my

it is ominous in tone and frustratingly thin on specifics, we are talking about the worldwide travel alert issued to americans overseas after u.s. intelligent caught wind al qaeda may be planning an attack against american interest. the threat is credible, but pinpointing the target or targets, officials are taking no chances. issuing a blanket travel warning and closing american embassies across much of the muslim world tomorrow. we are learning more about where the threats are coming from amid a shifting center of power. covering several angle, we go to kristen welker at the white house. >> officials say the threat could be coming from the arabian peninsula and the affiliate in yemen. in one of the most serious terror warnings in years, the state department alerted americans overseas that al qaeda could be plotting an attack and have their eyes trained on the arabian peninsula. it covers travel for americans, cautioning them to be vigilant at tourist sites and public transportation. in a statement they said terrorists may use a variety of means and weapons and target officials and

they have all left cairo, and that in the eyes of many people is an ominous sign that the government may now feel it has to move in and try to break up these protests. there is some indication that bo back door negotiations are taking place. so far, it looks like the ominous sign, at least, is that the military and police want to try and break up these protests at some point in the coming days. it is a major religious holiday here. some people anticipate it will happen in the days ahead. >> ayman, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, more tragedy for singer usher after his son nearly drowns in the family pool. the latest on the 5-year-old's condition and what happened and how it's all setting up a possible custody battle between the singer and his ex-wife. >>> plus, the widow of one of the elite firefighters killed while battling that massive wildfire back in june now taking on the city her husband served. why? the widow says she's being denied the benefits she and her family deserve. ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker every day. ♪ ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm working every day. ♪ ♪ i'm

. >> i'm hoping we get this in quickly because this storm is very ominous. we are on the north side of the beltway. the clouds blowing in fast. these are going to be nasty storms in the next 24 to 48 hours. could be another severe weather deal going into tonight. let's take a look at weather graphics. it's first the dew points, what you feel when you step outside, smacks you in the face. the humidity, dew point values at 70, that is a -- near saturation level. let's show you the player on the board. it's in the form of the cold front that's marching through the valley. its been a broken record. it's a slow mover and as it interacts with all the humidity it's going to fire off showers and thunderstorms. look at future radar, this evening if you are going to the concert bank on the idea of the thunderstorm, maybe severe to the north and then as we go into tomorrow a better shot for gusty thunderstorms. the storm's assessment and reflecting the storms over the next 24 to 48 hours, hail possibility. lightning will be the big risk for the storms, we could talk da

a sunny forecast early and gray and ominous later. in that order it did not bowed well for sunny and gray in the a's against seattle. the warriors guard was at last night's walkoff win. afterwards josh donaldson tweeted to exchange the jerseys. he said yes and it is very cute. feeling good about that and a two-run homer and his 18th of the year. the same result. a solo bomb to left. it is a quick 4-0 lead. sunny and gray. he hasn't allowed more than two earned runs in a game. tonight seven innings and two runs on two hits and struck out seven. then a bull pen implosion. this was not ruled an error. i have no idea why. the mariners would tie it and then cook with a wild pitch. franklin will score and 7-4 the final. a texas win means oakland is one back in the west. game two of a three-game set. he pitched well. he would like that pitch back. a solo homer to left. boston is a 2-0 lead. took the giants a game and a half and they finally scored a run against boston. it is 2-1. a buster posey sack would tie it in the eighth and then two ou

. >> it is ominous to see them in person. it doesn't look right. >> we have fog. dust cloud bad, fog over san francisco, less bad. it's quite romantic. a peek outside. we don't have that cloud yet. it is going to be here. partly cloudy skies. we'll have that fog by tomorrow morning. had drizzle earlier this morning in the city. we will likely see drizzle tomorrow morning, too. take you back to yosemite. sunny, warm, breezy, not good for fire fighting tomorrow. then we have a chance of thunderstorms on wednesday. that could be good news if we get the rain. but that's a big if, because in the sierra, sometimes you get dry lightning and not what we would want to spread that wild fire, which is one of the biggest in california history. let's talk about what is going on. you saw the video from that dust storm, thunderstorms down there. that tropical moisture stays to our south and east. we've had widespread rain fall in the pacific northwest. that moisture stays to our north. a lot of stuff all around us. for us, not that much going on. high pressure in control and a l

a sunny forecast early and gray and ominous later. in that order it did not bowed well for sunny and gray in the a's against seattle. the warriors guard was at last night's walkoff win. afterwards josh donaldson tweeted to exchange the jerseys. he said yes and it is very cute. feeling good about that and a two-run homer and his 18th of the year. the same result. a solo bomb to left. it is a quick 4-0 lead. sunny and gray. he hasn't allowed more than two earned runs in a game. tonight seven innings and two runs on two hits and struck out seven. then a bull pen implosion. this was not ruled an error. i have no idea why. the mariners would tie it and then cook with a wild pitch. franklin will score and 7-4 the final. a texas win means oakland is one back in the west. game two of a three-game set. he pitched well. he would like that pitch back. a solo homer to left. boston is a 2-0 lead. took the giants a game and a half and they finally scored a run against boston. it is 2-1. a buster posey sack would tie it in the eighth and then two ou

an ominous warning for u.s. interests overseas. >> the state department has ordered the closure sunday of all u.s. embassies and consulates across the muslim world, based on what officials are calling a credible threat. >> joining us now, with the very latest from washington, is abc's devin dwyer. good morning, devin. >> reporter: the decision to close these facilities shows just house confident the intelligence community is about the credibility of this threat, even though they don't yet know the exact target. a siren from the state department. american diplomatic outposts across the muslim world, now facing a specific and credible threat. officials say more than a dozen embassies and consulates will be closed on sunday, including some of our biggest, in egypt, iraq and kuwait. the mass closure is the first of its kind in over a decade, since the one-year anniversary of 9/11. >> individual u.s. embassies and consulates will announce whether or not they are open and whether they're implementing restrictions or o

a sunny forecast early and gray and ominous later. order it did not bowed well for sunny and gray in the a's against seattle. the warriors guard was at last night's walkoff win. afterwards josh donaldson tweeted to exchange the jerseys. he said yes and it is very cute. feeling good about that and a two-run homer and his 18th of the year. the same result. a solo bomb to left. it is a quick 4-0 lead. sunny and gray. he hasn't allowed more than two earned runs in a game. tonight seven innings and two runs on two hits and struck out seven. then a bull pen implosion. this was not ruled an error. i have no idea why. the mariners would tie it and then cook with a wild pitch. franklin will score and 7-4 the final. a texas win means oakland is one back in the west. game two of a three-game set. he pitched well. he would like that pitch back. a solo homer to left. boston is a 2-0 lead. took the giants a game and a half and they finally scored a run against boston. it is 2-1. a buster posey sack would tie it in the eighth and then two outs in th

>> jon, well at this stage it is not terribly ominous.s to be part of a routine soviet warship exchange they go through periodically but that is not to say the appearance of two brand new soviet surface ships won't have an effect on the balance of power in the eastern mediterranean because, frankly, the navy never really expected to have two russian ships sailing around them as they, as a loose cruise missiles on the syrians, jon. jon: if bashar al-assad is threatening to retaliate there isn't much he can do against ships out at sea, is there? >> well that is not the real threat. the real threat he will use the syrian army's artillery or hezbollah to fire chemical weapons against the israelis in retaliation. maybe firing weapons against the golan heights which you know the syrians consider to be part of their territory. and there could be a long term response of the syrians and hezbollah using terrorist acts against the united states overseas and perhaps even at home. remember, jon, for the united states, this is going to be a 24-hour war

this is the scene looking towards the golden gate bridge and it was a little bit more ominous a few minutes ago with the return of the marine layer. 59 degrees cloudy and brisk westerly gusts at 24 miles an hour. what you experienced today is what you get again saturday and sunday. a repeat performance, very little change in the offering for the next seven full days. tonight overnight with a blanket of clouds temperatures in the 50s, last night we dipped down to 48 degrees in santa rosa so not as cool. but definitely a chill in the air. futurecast clouds are filling in at the coast. we'll be more extensive tonight overnight as we approach sun-up tomorrow morning in santa cruz, backing all the way through monterey bay:otherwise clouds will retreat then hang very tight to sutro tower also the sunset district and inverness and we will see a repeat performance in the temperatures because of this guy right here, area of low pressure hanging tight off the coast that. one finally kicked in. but this is going to keep us in the same benign weather pattern that we have experienced the past 48 hours.

trying to force out president assad seem to do little including extremists an approach that looks ominous to familiar through the overthrow gadhafi in libya to syria we've been supporting al qaeda the very people who attacked united states of america prior. is a cause that spreads from north africa all the way to the gulf that could bring us to a new world war if we don't stop obama and the british policy but for now syrian kurds plea for international help to seems to have been met with indifference in the photos from r.t. istanbul. the kurds say what's happening in the series is nothing but china's side and they're asking foreign powers to throw them a lifeline the kurdish democratic union posse has sent a letter to the. european union with an appeal to step in and do something about the growing islam is danger in kurdistan and also. actually the peace in kurdistan organization and their activists are asking the united nations as well as the u.s. and e.u. to act now to hold the ethnic cleansing there demanding that western powers stop sending weapons to groups in syria which use them to

trying to force out president assad seem to do little in curbing extremists an approach that looks ominously familiar through the overthrow gadhafi in libya to syria we've been supporting al qaeda the very people who attacked the united states of america when prior is a card that spreads from north africa all the way to the gulf that could bring us to a new world war if we don't stop obama and the british policy but for now syrian kurds plea for international help to seems to have been met with indifference in the other school r.t. istanbul. the kurds claim what's happening in syria is nothing short of genocide and they're asking foreign powers to throw them a lifeline the peace in kurdistan activists want the united nations as well as the . u.s. and e.u. to act immediately to halt the ethnic cleansing there demanding that western powers stop providing groups in syria with weapons since they fall into the wrong hands and are used to attack civilians the statement also calls for a probe into turkey's role in fueling the conflict in kurdish areas syria's democratic union party has sent a lette

trying to force out president assad seem to do little including extremists an approach that looks ominously familiar through the overthrow gadhafi in libya to syria we've been supporting al qaeda the very people who are united states of america. is a cause that spreads from north africa all the way to the gulf that could bring us to a new world war if we don't stop obama and the british policy but for now syrian kurds plea for international help it seems to have been met with indifference it in the go to school r t istanbul. because community to say about being targeted for jet assigned to force the iraq occurred leader to threaten to intervene in syria if the reports are profound they can. there's an acrostic union party appealed to the e.u. this week calling for help and protection and the peace in kurdistan campaign has urged that while to defend the kurds from massacre and ethnic cleansing and they're asking the jew and the you are sandy hue to act now to stop what they call brutal massacres demanding they stop sending weapons to groups in syria which could be used to attack civilians a

trying to force out president assad seem to do little incurring exchange lists an approach that looks ominous to familiar through the overthrow gadhafi in libya to syria we've been supporting al qaeda the very people who attacked united states of america we knew prior is a card that spreads from north africa all the way to the gulf that could bring us to a new world war if we don't stop obama and the british policy but for now syrian kurds plea for international help to seems to have been met with indifference in the photos from r.t. istanbul. the kurds claim what what's happening in syria is nothing short of genocide and they are asking foreign powers to throw them a lifeline the peace in kurdistan activists who want the united nations. well as the u.s. and e.u. to act immediately to halt what they say is that cleansing they are demanding that western powers stop providing groups in syria with weapons since they fall into the wrong hands and are used to attack civilians the statement also calls for a probe into turkey's role in fueling the conflict in kurdish areas syria's democratic union p

so by now i'm sure you've all heard about the ominous u.s. terror alert which is called for not only a reduction in international travel but also for the closure of nineteen u.s. embassies throughout the middle east but what started as a vague caution to americans worldwide has now morphed into a specific warning against one country that apparently poses the largest threat of all. the state department is telling all americans to leave it yemen immediately u.s. officials insist the danger has not passed and intelligence analysts increasingly now believe the most likely target of an al qaeda strike is inside yemen today the state department ordered the evacuation of most of the u.s. embassy personnel and yemen and urged all u.s. citizens to get out of that dangerous country that's right all americans should leave that they can there is country very afraid part of this yemenis be afraid of us for all the u.s. has sponsored a drone bombing campaign in the country for over a decade now in light of the latest terror alert those drone strikes have o

often shortened by the media to the ominous russian law they're also being called to boycott the sochi winter olympics which. guests or participants now supporters of the law that are actually up holds the view of the majority of russians well let's have a look at the figures for you here on r.t. and see if that's accurate so ultimately here they come here are the numbers right here for you according to a survey by russia's independent polling organization and. only twelve percent of russians believe it's a sexual orientation as any other in fact the overwhelming majority are closely divided between seeing it as a perversion or a bad habit or as a condition gained as a result of psychological trauma it's interesting to note that the same poll regularly conducted over the past fifteen years has been pretty much returning almost identical results in fact here are the stats from one thousand nine hundred ninety eight to give you a clue something to contradict the western media claims of a sharper. is' an anti-gay sentiment due to the propaganda door all right here's our tease and he said

lore against quote propaganda of homosexuals to minors a name often shortened by the media to the ominous russian and t. gay law they've also been calls to boycott the sochi winter olympics to which moscow is said that the law won't affect guests or participants now supporters of the law argue that ultimately it reflects the general view of the majority of russians let's bring up some stats here on the program and see if indeed that is accurate the most recent poll coming from the levada independent polling organization basically the overwhelming majority of russians are closely divided between seeing a homosexuality as a perversion or a bad habit or as a condition gained as a result of psychological trauma only twelve percent believe it's a sexual orientation as good as any other interesting to know that the same polled are regularly conducted over the past fifteen years has basically been returning pretty much the same results year in year out for example these are the stats right here from one thousand nine hundred ninety eight perhaps something to try and contradict the western media

law against quote propaganda of homosexuals to minors the name often shortened by the media to the ominous russian anti gay law they are also being caused to boycott the soft she winter olympics to which moscow has said the law will not affect guests or participants in fact as supporters of the law argue that it's actually up hold the views of the majority of russians let's dig up some stats for you here on c.n.n. and see if that's accurate at all latest survey carried out by russia's independent love-r. institution here showing that the overwhelming majority of russians are closely divided between seeing it as a perversion or a bad habit or as a condition gained as a result of psychological trauma only twelve percent believe it's a sexual orientation as good as any other interesting to know that the same poll regularly conducted over the past fifteen years basically running almost identical results these right here are the stats going back to nineteen ninety eight perhaps something the figures there that contradict the western media as claims of a sharp rise in anti-gay sentiment due to t

. >> it looked ominous, almost like a scene from jaws. well, not quite.hark circling nearby the hide street pierre peer, a fin sticking out of the water. >> i could just see the top of his fin and the back of his tail. he's just kind of swimming along. it was a really cool thing to see. >> at first glance, kuld you mistake it for a great white. >> yeah. i could definitely see how someone could make that mistake. >> it was initially thought to be a great white. none of our biologists had a chance to actually see the animal. the animal in question upon closer inspection of the photographs appears to be a salomon shark, which is very closely related to great whites, and they're also commonly seen here in the bay. >> while the salomon shark is related to the great white, it is not a man eater. >> yeah. try to explain this. a dead shark found on a new york city subway overnight. that's right. guy who took this photo said it was still wet and had blood on its mouth. was it maybe a shark week stunt? discovery channel says, nope, they had nothing to do with this.

trying to force out president assad seem to do little including exchanges it's an approach that looks ominously familiar through the overthrow gadhafi in libya to syria we've been supporting al qaeda the very people who attacked united states of america. cyclone that spreads from north africa all the way to good golf could bring us to a new world war if we don't stop obama and the british policy but for now syrian kurds plea for international help to seems to have been met with indifference in the public school r t is done bull. the kurdish community say they are being targeted for genocide and that's force the iraqi kurd leader to threaten to intervene in syria if the reports are confirmed the kurdish democratic union party appealed to the e.u. earlier this week calling for help and protection and the peace in kurdistan campaigners urged the world to defend the kurds from massacre and ethnic cleansing they are asking the un the us and the e.u. to act now to stop what they call brutal massacres demanding they stop sending weapons to groups in syria which could be used to attack civilians and co

new law against quote propaganda of homosexuals to minors name often shortened by the media to the ominous russian anti gay law they've also been calls out to boycott the saatchi winter olympics to which moscow has said well anyone who's coming to participate or even watch the olympics will not be stopped from coming in let's see how the numbers add up here on r.t. ultimately the supporters of the law argue that it holds the views of the majority of russians the latest survey carried out by russia's independent levada center and the overwhelming majority of russians ultimately are closely divided between seeing it as a bad habit or as a condition gained as a result of psychological trauma only twelve percent believe it's a sexual orientation as good as any other it's interesting to know that the same poll regularly conducted over the past fifteen years has basically been giving about the same results for example these here are the stats from one thousand nine hundred ninety eight and something perhaps to try and contradict the western media as claims of a so-called shop a rise in anti gay

it's eight am here in moscow six am in cairo ominous in a way and you're watching r t we begin with egypt and the muslim brotherhood which has been striking back against security forces after a crackdown on their protest camps in the capital and they're not done yet the organization wants all of those who support ousted president morsi to join a march of anger this friday the country's been engulfed in violence health officials say the number of those killed on wednesday's assault is at least six hundred and thirty eight this led president obama to cancel military exercises between the u.s. and egypt and criticize the in term government for the clampdown now egyptian authorities said obama's remarks could encourage further violence because the country is under attack by terrorists so. meanwhile taking protection into their own hands because the rest is showing little sign of ending archies bell true is in cairo. supporters of ousted leader mohamed morsi have attacked a governor building here in the capital just in giza which is on the outskirts of cairo they are obviously extremely angry