pash - level that is booking done well? >> well, according to george they will. the reason for that is that the bank makes money. every year. it has never had losses. it can never have losses. that's george's argument of the bank. if it's makes money every year, if it's profitable every year, why can't the private sector take care of it every year. but what goes up must come down and the taxpayers will be an on the hook for this. either the bank is going to be profitable in perpetuity and should be privatized or the bank will have losses at some point in the future and therefore you know, it's really kind of silly to say that it's going on in i am per to youty. >> i think he's talking about theory. the taxpayer has not picked up any bill of the bank and it's for 95% of the transactions that the bank does is medium business. >> let me clarify if you're talking about transactions it's heavily skewed to small business. >> like giving everyone a penny. >> but in volume it's big business. >> number one, is it good for america to create jobs and manufacturing in indust

allow us to have the meter service the mum pell purposes such as the part time and general meters pashings and in the course of upgrading we are not making other changes to rates or time limits or anything else that would always be done separately through the action of the board or otherwise. but we are replacing all of the meters in the city, we should be done with that by february of 2015, and the folks that have been out in the neighborhood have seen them already and so we are glad to be able to report on that. and we have got good feedback so far, and but, by february 2015, all new meters in san francisco which is good news. and then, final item of my report. is disclosure of labor agreements. and just to catch everybody up, you will recall that we had a number of open labor contracts, for that were expiring on june 30th. and most of them all but two of them have already been finalized and approved by the mta board and we have two contracts with twu, the local 250 a for which we did not reach the resolution. we brought to you, a recommendation on june 30th. to reject the originally th

and then virginia the 5 from prince william pash yail parkwa minutes. 66 also looking good heading ianouofow again, 95 running just fine. no major problems there. and right now chopper 4 a live look 66 eastbound. headlights are at 50. so just normal volume. >>> we're staying on top of a developing story out of hawaii. iselle was downgraded to a tropical storm about an hour ago on, but it is still sending strong winds and heavy rains. we will go live to honolulu to show you the impact the storm is already having. >>> plus the tv show house of cards will be in d.c. today. why it may not get the most welcome reception. >>> we're following a developing story. in the last hour, iselle downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm. you're looking at live pictures from hilo where the storm is expected to make landfall today. rain coming down, wind starting to pick up. seeing some pretty significant gusts in that part of southeastern hawaii. the storm will bring heavy rain, flooding to parts of hawaii today. and once that is gone, the situation is not over. close behind iselle a hurricane julio, t

- - - - pash >> two things run in parallel. the federal government put out grant applications, getting the money flowing to the local jurisdictions to get them the equipment they thought they might need for a terrorist incident. the other thing is that the pentagon has a programme, an organised programme, to get rid of surplus military equipment that they do not want. it's no longer useful for war efforts in iraq and afghanistan. they have two things happening at once, the result is every little police department. at every level in the united states has access to top grade military weapons, vehicles and other equipment. that is an issue of concern. >> the thing that strikes me is the expression if your only tool is a hammer, us see every problem as a nail. is there evidence of abuse? >> i don't know if there's evidence of abuse, but what i see, and ferguson is an example. when you have the tools, you want to use them. there's a small chance that you would need an armoured personnel carrier or a heavier weaponry for a terrorist

- - - pash >> it has been peaceful. protesters have been coming up and down the street, about the past four hours. the national guard is up at the command center waiting to be deployed in case the peaceful protest goes awry. there has been a few arrests, there has been a major journalist, photographer arrested i don't recall today. things are quiet. we are waiting to see what is happening. >> were people surprised that the curfew was listed. has that diffused things a little bit. >> i think there was surprise that the curfew was listed. we are not sure how late people will be out here tonight. yesterday this went down, some of the back and forth between the police and protesters went down about 8:30, 9 o'clock. here we are past that. things are good. the nart is at the command center and that's where they are supposed to stay. is that still the plan? >> they are at the command center. last night a few protesters infringed on the center. that's the reason they were called in. it will have to get nasty for them to come ou

they had been targeting the tough kurdish pash mere fighters. they had been doing so much to fight back the isis militants. they could use more help, more arms, including from the united states. and there are more reports they could be coming their way. sean? >> thank you. despite u.s. involvement in iraq, president obama, he's in full vacation mode, kicking back on beautiful martha's vineyard. fox and friends ainsley earhart has all the details. >> thank you, that's right. it was wheels up for our commander in chief this past saturday. president obama fled washington to begin that two-week vacation on martha's vineyard in massachusetts. the president along with first lady michelle obama, their daughter malia and two dogs arrived at the scheduled $12 million estate. seven bedrooms, infinity pool, hot dub and dual tennis and basketball court. according to the basketball globe, the president only spent a mere 30 minutes at the house upon arrival before departing for the golf course, where he spent the majority of the weekend on the links. in betwe

she is really knocking it out of the pash in the little league world series. >>> her name is monet andshe is a sensation across the united states and the reason is her arm. she is just killing it against some of the nation's best little league baseball teams. nbc kristen dahlgren shows us the artistry behind money and success. >> reporter: in her hometown the first girl to ever throw a shutout in a little league world series. t-shirts are flying off the shelves. >> we just got in like 400 more last night and probably have about 75 left. >> reporter: but it's not just philly, mone is now a national sensation, getting tweets from magic johnson, michelle obama, even major league baseball. "sports illustrated" says she put the boys on notice, buzz feed calls her the hero we all need. so how does a 13-year-old handle that kind of pressure? >> i know a lot of people are going to be watching and a lot of people are going to be in the stands. but i can't like let that affect me so i just got to go out and play my game. >> reporter: davis hasn't always played with the boys. she started in softb

one pash entient that i often t of is one of the first patients i took care of. a 35-year-old pregnant women with five children. this woman found herself with an unplanned pregnancy. she confided in me at this particular point in her life she couldn't care for another child economically or emotionally. she had already travelled extensive distance to come to the mandated counseling that she was to receive. while she was completely resolute when she walked in the door and knew what was best for her and her family, she was still desired to be delayed in her decision to be political reasons that had nothing to do with her or her medical care. other women that i saw owe that same day were returning for their procedure after having made the mappndated wait and th had recently completed a second trip from hours away to receive their care. these women made it to the clinic distance distance and travel costs. child care considerations. in the 24 years that i've practiced medicine i've learned a few things. every patient is unique. every woman is different. when it comes t