can pebble catch up? joining me now is the ceo of pebble, eric migicovsky. are wearing the new watch. we have mallory come our floor director wearing the watch. give me the specs. smartit is the thinnest watch in the world and just 38 millimeters in diameter. it feels like a real, classic watch and that's something our designers and engineers worked hard to make sure it had that feel. emily: can you explain the rose gold? what is it about rose gold? eric: we were looking at the trends and we started thinking about what would make a smart watch look like a classic watch on your wrist? we make rectangular watches -- that has been our go to for the last three years and we've seen a lot of people make rectangular watches but one of the best ways to camouflage the tech and get it on your wrist is to make it look like a classic watch. emily: who are you targeting? peoplee are targeting who were not interested pebble before. there are a ton of people who have put pebble on the wrist and there are over a million pebble users around. but for this, we are explicitly s

take a listen. >> we're announcing our latest pebble. it's called pebble time round.t round smart watch, but it's a pebble at heart. it's got a color e-paper screen. it's got days of battery life. i think it's the first smart watch that truly looks like a real classic watch. granted, apple is a massive company. you know, biggest company in the world. obviously it's a major change, and it's a major newcoomber into the smart watch space. so far we've seen good effects of that. there's a ton more people that know about smart watches. when you think about apple and the apple watch, you are looking at more of a rolex. i think they're building the high end of the market. they came out just two weeks ago with an hermes $1,200 watch. that's totally cool for some people. pebble, i think we're confidently in the kind of entry point into the market. apple watch is more of the rolex. i think we're more of the swatch right now. >> i got a pebble as a gift, and at the time i was, wow, this is amazing. now -- >> now you're wearing nothing. >> exactly. that's what has come full circl

pebbles, let's get you a like a lot of little circular dots. itchy, burning. it's pretty much everywhere, where i have pants. define very active? then maybe yes. you know, i'm gonna have to call you back. okay bye. find and book a doctor in private with zocdoc. >>> quick reminder tonight is the season debut of thursday night football on wusa9 between two early unbeaten. coverage starts tonight at 8:00 right here on wusa9. >>> by the age of 4, this boy was already lifting weights -- this girl was already lifting weights with her dad four times a week. >> she's the type that wants to do everything we do. she was like, i want to lift too. we started out letting her do pushups, pullups. >> the 9-year-old just got back from the junior olympics where she broke records in all three events in her age group. 70 pounds was the category. she's strong. >>> that's it for wusa9 news. we'll be back at 5:00. we're always on on our mobile app so check it out. have a great day. we'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. [ horn honks melody ] well, well. if it isn't the belle of the ball.

. >> pebble has unveiled what is it calls the thinnest and lightest smart watch in the world. the new pebble time round comes with a choice of finishes as well as strap sizes and colors. >> it hits stores in november with a starting price of $250. >> and music streaming might be in the wave future but it turns out that vinyl records are making a bigger profit. >> in the first half of this year vinyl brought in $220 million which is about $60 million more than the top music streaming services combined. >> i wouldn't have sold my old ones. >>> it's now 4:49. opponents of the mandatory school vaccine law doubled down. coming up, the new effort underway to reverse it at the ballot box. >>> also a breakthrough for women battling early stages of breast cancer. why many may not need to undergo chemotherapy. >>> abc 7 news showing you our high definition look from the rooftop of the embarcadero, the rooftop of the embarcadero, the bay bridge, welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of

she died in july in pebble beach. she was 113-year-old. her death leaves only one known earthquake survivor living. >>> pg&e wants to raise rates. the utility sub mitted a -- submitted a request yesterday. it needs money to pay for upgrades. it would increase the revenue by $400 million a year. a federal district court ruled that uber drivers can provide with a class-action lawsuit against the company. they claim they should be labeled employees. it's an issue that goes to the heart of how the ride share company runs the company. the drivers don't reflect the majority of the drivers. >>> a graton has an expansion company. it will announce construction of a new hotel. it opened back in 2013. >>> september got off to a rough start on wall street. >> we're here to make sure that a change is made so nobody has to endure pain. new calls for justice, a lawsuit filed by the family of kate steenly who was killed after being shot on pier 14. >>> right now the golden gate traffic looks good. >>> the weather on the way for inland temps, we'll show yo

the gathering, part of stoning of the devil where the faithful throw pebbles as a wall. the state department did release a statement today saying the u.s. stands with muslims runted the world in the wake of this horrific tragedy. >> we discussed this isn't the first time. far from it. >> reporter: and not only did it happen again. it was even more devastating. in 2006, 360 pilgrims were killed in a stampede. saudi arabia put safeguards in place and add more security forces to manage the crowds. this time the death toll was double, leading to concerns they do not have infrastructure to handle the pilgrims and it become thursday sectarian blame game, shiite, muslim, iran, is blaming the king, and the sunni dominated saudi arabia issue i'd scathing remarks about iran. >> trace, thank you. bunch of new polls out of the race for the white house. we'll show you which republicans have gained ground, and president obama getting set to meet with china's president. the white house expects cyber attacks to be at the top of the agent. and a live look at jba. joint base andres, used

. >> pebble has unveiled the thinnest and lightest smart watch in the world. the pebble time round comes with a choice of finishes and strap sizes and colors. >> it hits stores in november with a starting price of $250. >>> music streaming might be the way of the future but vinyl records are making a bigger profit. >> vinyl brought in $220 million which is about 60 million more than the top music streaming services combined. >> i wouldn't have sold my old ones. >>> well, still ahead, the big small. i did it... i did it too... they took nature's bounty hair, skin and nails, it's a vitamin supplement that nourishes from the inside... with biotin for beautiful hair and strong nails. and vitamin c and e for vibrant skin. give it a month, if your hair, skin and nails don't look and feel more beautiful, we'll give you your money back. i did it... and i feel beautiful. take the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge, visit naturesbounty.com for details. in delicious gummies too! you've gotta make better choices, jane! farewell, cookie dough ice cream. what's

a visit with four radio stations with laurie and then lauren and then hot 96.9 with pebbles and the get-up crew. and then 106.7 and wrapped it up by taking part in a special segment on exceptional women. and tonight, i get the honor of fenway park as the red sox take on the blue jays. kevin, i don't know, maybe i should practice a little bit? what do you think? >> you promise me you were going to practice. oh boy, i can't wait to see that tomorrow. make sure you tune in. we also will have the nearly 400 pound reality star. is she promoting obesity? >> that is just fine with me. >> and "big bang's" kaley cuoco's sweetie is sharing her fitness secrets. all that tomorrow. wt d..ketogssulmalyth'shy ge50egioinrn, &ho srtg 9. aon. uset30ba.rr oernd ptbe19.

baker, but a pebble in the pond. you are nothing but poor white trash. all my life i was a bad boy. i look back and i see all the stupid mistakes that i made, and i see the young people that are here at this prison, and i hear all the stories because i listen, and i think to myself, you do not know how fortunate you are. you're going out there with another chance. whether it's five years, ten years or what. you're getting another chance. i'll never get that chance. i would give my leg, my arm, for that chance. i'm never going get it. i'm going to die right here. >> clean the front, all that grass out in front. >> it's fun to break the law and dance with the devil, but, see, when you got to pay the fiddler, it ain't nothing nice. trust me. i'm living it. i'm living it. >> when it comes to serving hard time, white trash baker is hardly alone. >> myself, i got 35 to life, on a three strikes case in the mid '80s, burglary and attempted burglary. i did four years for it. those are strike one and strike two. in 1996, i caught a drug charge, a methamphetamine charge and fell under californ

her daughter says she passed away in july in pebble beach. her death leaves only one known earthquake survivor still living. he is 109-years-old. he was only 3 months old when the earthquake hit. >>> time now to talk sports and mark joins us now to talk about the a's. >> what a disappointing year for the a's but the one bright spot, sunny gray. played the all star team. great right hander. he lost three starts in a row and this thing this afternoon did not start well for the a's. four run first for the angels. an rbi. sunny gray was on his way to a disappointing game. looks like the a's will make a game of it. ticket to ride. two run shot. all of a sudden it is 4-3 but the angels have albert pujols. still doing it. 0-2 pitch, reaches down. 555 home run of his career. tying him with manny ramirez for 14th on the all time list. sonny gray third straight loss, he is now 12-7. >> finally the exhibition season in football will conclude locally tomorrow. 49ers go at it against the chargers. raiders in seattle against the seahawks. and take a look a

it happened during an annual muslim tradition, pilgrims throw pebbles against stone kabuls, it's not the first time that this turned deadly. >>> chinese president heads to washington, d.c. for a private dinner with president obama. their meeting comes just one day after we learn new details of a massive data theft in which china is the prime suspect. that hackers stole 5.6 million fingerprints from workers. she said that china is most likely behind that hack and president obama is expected to address cyber security with china's president today. >>> six townhomes are destroyed after a suspended gas explosion in maryland, a utility worker was sent to the neighborhood last night after someone reported smelling gas, the explosion happened and the worker was hurt and someone from the burning home. >> there is an entire section completely gone. they are all expected to be okay. >>> ticket scalpers are trying to make a profit on the pope tickets and now they are getting creative. a craigslist ad is selling rosary beads for $175 and they happen to come with a pair of pope tickets. organizers

so a complete reversal we had trip it pebble digits but now barely making it to 80 degrees on monday. we'll probably get a warp up later in the month. >>> coming up a surprise announcement from the winner of today's us open and quarter back flirts with history as the bears take on the sand state. 0. >>> golf looks like human highlight real. >> so far so good. the football program got its second test the season and can paw check mark beside today's effort. the bears took the field knowing san diego state would be better challenge. and the bears fell behind after a quarter late in the second they final got even. made a nice grab to make it 7-7 then after an enter essential the bears took the lead right before half time. an inside screen the blocking is there for a 13-yard score. 14-7 at the half. they didn't grab the momentum as the second half got underway. this is the first play of the half. stand in and that's a 75-yard play. he throw for 321 yards and three scores. his 16 yards away from the all time passing record. coaching at home for the first time does this look like the jim of

mina is where pilgrims carry out a symbolic stoning of the bevel by throwing pebbles against three stoneughly with the two million people are taking part in this year's hajj which began tuesday. it's an annual islamic pilgrimage through the holy cities of mecca and medina. >>> it's been an historic day in our nation's capital. here's a live look again from washington, d.c. and here's the motorcade carrying the pope. we expect to see him just turning the corner. he has been traveling in a jeep vehicle that's been outfitted specifically for him, or what we have come to know as the popemobil popemobile. ing see the familiar black suvs belong to the secret service. you can hear the crowd cheering, yelling for pope francis and there he is. he's not in the jeep he's in the at the airport at andrews air force base and he's just arriving there. surrounded by security detail. secret service agents wearing their familiar sunglasses. extremely popular here, of course, in the u.s., the pope is. and he will head unside where he will meet with -- well, there's john boehner just to his left where he wi

. >> it's a proprietary system but there are pebble back there.t's all about using technology to make their jobs more efficient. >> reporter: the menu is tota totally vegetarian. eat sa goal to make healthy food more accessible using technolo technology. it's not alone in replacing humans with touch screens. mcdonald's and panera among others in the food business bringing automation to their stores larger shift in that direction could affect millions every fast food workers. >> it will put a lot of people out of work. >> it's not putting anyone out of work. it's making their jobs more efficient and more enjoyable i like to think. >> there could be a shift in the type of jobs associated with the restaurant industry. the disadvantage of the people who typically work in the restaurants. >> reporter: eatsa has plans to expand to other cities. john black stone, cbs news, san francisco. >> how about that? a favorite fast food restaurant will soon let you have have your hot cakes and sausage all day long. >> that's great news, pat. mcdonald's just announ

a visit with four radio stations with laurie and then lauren and then hot 96.9 with pebbles and the get-up crew. and then 106.7 and wrapped it up by taking part in a special segment on exceptional women. and tonight, i get the honor of throwing out the first pitch at fenway park as the red sox take on the blue jays. kevin, i don't know, maybe i should practice a little bit? what do you think? >> you promise me you were going to practice. oh boy, i can't wait to see that tomorrow. make sure you tune in. we also will have the nearly 400 pound reality star. is she promoting obesity? >> that is just fine with me. >> and "big bang's" kaley cuoco's sweetie is sharing her fitness secrets. all that tomorrow. see you then. -- c here in vineland, new jersey where progresso light soups are made, we'll never give up our cheddar, our cream, and especially our bacon. so we figured out a way to add rich ingredients like this into 22 light soups, all with 100 calories or less per serving. so if you want to eat light and not give up rich flavor, do what we do...make it progresso. >>> "the insider" from hol

california has strict consumer laws and the public face of the class action lawsuit is a woman from pebble beach. whole foods says it's aware of the lawsuit but has not yet seen it. >> if you grew up in the bay area in the '60s and '70s, you might remember frontier village. >> i remember it. the western themed park closed in the 'iates, but while the park is gone, the spirit is not. gavin thomas has tonight's bay area proud. >> shaughnessy mcgee could take up days telling you the great things about frontier village, the stagecoach, the gun fights, the antique car ride. but for the past few decades, he decided to show instead of tell. a show, it turns out, that's about to close. if shaughnessy mcgee ever builds a time machine -- >> this is one of the maps they had. >> there are two things of which we are quite sure. first, is where he would go. >> the main entrance is here. >> second, is that it would have to seat more than one. >> here i've got a replica of the silver dollar saloon. because what good is having a passion if you just keep it to yourself. >> the biggest thing is i wanted to s

. ♪ >>> good to have you with us, i am he liz pebble puranam in doha. the top stories on al jazeera. dozens of refugees have arrived at the croatian border searching for a new route in to western europe. hungary introduced strict new border controls on tuesday forcing refugees strapped ed in serbia to find other routes in to the e.u. israel's prime minister is considering tougher penalties for people who throw stoned as security forces. coming after days of fighting between palestinians and israeli security forces armed the al action that mosque in occupied east gentleman ruse ledge. owners of a complain that collapse ed in mecca have been banned from taking on new building projects for the ding come. morning 100 people remember killed when the crane fell in to a section of the grand mosque. >>> later this hour the u.n. is publishing a report on the sri lankan war. on monday columbo announced planned for its own reconciliation commission. >> reporter: when the army defeated the ltte otherwise known as the tamil tiring in 2009. it end aid bitter civil wa

stone, pebble. >> in years since the '79 revolution, iranians have endured wars, food sanctions thatt. >> he is kind enough to take me for breakfast. >> it is made from bulgur wheat? >> yes. you know what is inside the wheat? it is meat. it is turkey. this is a mixture of sugar and cinnamon. >> that's good. >> you like? >> yeah, and this bread is amazing. you were how old when the war with iraq started? >> i was exactly 7. >> iraq attacked and it was a surprise attack. iran's eight-year-long war with saddam hussein's iraq is deeply, deeply felt. hundreds of thousands of iranians, many of them children, died fighting in that conflict. were you afraid? >> very afraid. my father was in france for two years out of eight. and it was not only my brother. many young people like him. eight years of war with a country that is supported by many big powers. >> and it is worth mentioning whatever you think, wherever we are now, that saddam supported by the u.s. government and with our full knowledge used sarin and mustard gas on hundreds of thousand of iranians. less known in america, known and

point out howan -- what i at chilean see is pebble, resolution. get those away at $5,000 a ton.meone can generate that kind of return, then i will lower my price target. meyer, paul gait. glencore most bullish analyst in the city, because he is. john: i do expect people to make money off a glencore from here. the new issue that price is going to be. that is going to price that's that is going to mark -- that is going to mark the autumn of the market. the risk is on the upside with commodities from here. in talking to traders and your, they are not necessarily bullish on the commodities market. they are buying back in. although this price level is , i thinkor glencore the marketing business is going to get better. that will be nice. i think we have seen the worst of it. if i look forward three months, six months, i think you should be fine. jonathan: gentlemen, brilliant discussion. we will get you both back. coming up, could barcelona split from spain tackle that question again. we're live in spain after the break. ♪ jonathan: good morning. happy friday. welcome back to bloomber

you are in the pebble -- penalty box. >> don't you think it is time for conservatives get together on this. >> i call bs. this is a woman who is 64 and admitted she stopped doing drugs and drinking four years ago. i don't believe a word of it. she really wants us to buy this book and will say anything. >> i thought i could come to an agreement with chris see heinz. >> i agree with her. >> why? >> i see her point. to show off your body and to sell music as a woman, you shouldn't have to do that say i am talented to sell my music to gain a following without putting the sex first. i was always taught growing up leave them wanting more. but there is literally no more for people to want or wonder about at this point, how are you going to have a long career if this is the case. >> remember snow and flack and janice joplin. they were the young girls they looked at. now they have miley cyrus and they call it feminism. but it is not, is it? >> i guess it isn't. the implications from what you are suggesting is they are not feminists because they are living by their bodies. i don't think that's

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they were covered in dust with pebbles that would get stuck in your sandals. after walking on these roads every one's feet were caked in dust, bruised or cut from the stones. so there was jesus washing feet, our feet. his disciples feet. >> in those days it was the custom to wash someone's feet when they came to your home. that was how they welcomed people. the roads were not paved. they were covered with dust and little stones would get stuck in your sandals. every one walked those roads which left their feet dusty, bruised or cut from those stones. that is why we see jesus washing feet, our feet, the feet of his disciples then and now. >> translator: we all know that to live is to walk along different roads and paths, and that they all leave a mark on us. >> life is a journey along different roads, different paths which leave them mark on us. we know in faith that jesus seeks us out. we know he wants to dress our wounds and soothe our feet which are sore from the long journey under the burden of loneliness. we know he wants to wash us clean from the dust tha

. >> possible has the thinnest -- pebble has unveiled the thinnest and smartest watch of the year. it's start at $250. >>> music streaming might be the wave of the future. but vinyl records are making a bigger profit. vinyl brought in $220 million which is about 60 million more than the top music streaming services combined. >> i wouldn't have sold my old ones, those are your peck bites. and vitamin c and e for vibrant skin. give it a month, if your hair, skin and nails don't look and feel more beautiful, we'll give you your money back. i did it... and i feel beautiful. take the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge, visit naturesbounty.com for details. in delicious gummies too! farewell, cookie dough ice cream.s, jane! what's that you're drinking? it's trop50. it's fine. it tastes delicious and has 50% less calories. with this taste? no way. give me fifty squats. but... it can't taste this good... read the label. ...and have 50% less calories? exactly, now you drop... and give me the 50. trop50. tastes so good you won't believe it has 50% less calories. and difficulty bre

a pebble beach woman is the public face of this class action lawsuit. whole food says it is aware of this lawsuit but has not yet seen it. >>> well, sticker shock over pharmaceutical drugs. they are backing off their decision to raise the price of a life-saving drug by 5,000%. they upped the price of their drug from $13.50 a pill to $750. the drug is used to treat life-threatening infections in aids and cancer patients. now, after a firestorm of criticism today, the 32-year-old ceo says he will lower the price. presidential candidate hillary clinton vowed to crack down on the price gouging on the campaign trail today. >> look, nobody in america should have to choose between paying for the medicine they need and paying their rent. >> clinton says if she is president she will implement a monthly $250 cap on out of pocket prescription drug costs. she said she would also encourage the development of generic drugs. >>> behinded blinded by the li look at the evidence, the documents and the video from the sky coming up. >>> also, the pope welcomed by the presi

long time girlfriend lauren haitian, i didn't know he had a girlfriend they are expecting a little pebble a rock. >> get it. >> and everybody is like what? >> friend of the star -- >> they will in move to boulder colorado. >> yes. >> and few weeks ago rock, will be a great father. but, he says, those who struggled balancing a family in this business is very important. congratulations for the rock dwayne johnson. do you think the baby will have great eyebrows he used to do the the eye brow. >> taking you back to the subject we discussed earlier will this make a big a difference in his life and his career as it will for the mother of his child. >> that is true i don't know what she does. do you know what she does. >> no. >> all right. >> well, don't forget we are having a empire premiere party next week at harrah's philadelphia but you have to go on fox 29.com to find out. you have to rs vp and you have to be 21 or older. we want to make sure you get there. >> hey. >> i'll be there too. >> have a great thursday. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." >> how y

there is a pebble watch. it was with a bunch of banks and venture firms to build this watch that connects to your. this was before the market watch and everything else. kickstarter, let's raise $100,000 in 30 days and we will have people pledge money or a watch. people validated that there was a market need for that technology. it wasn't about who they knew. fast-forward to today. there is a competitor to the apple watch. they will be raising $500,000. the market is validated for the solution. there's a global network of interconnected people that have the ability to influence change in the. this is crazy technology. look at what that is doing worldwide. we see disruptive things like the eric's ring and often a wall street. my favorite example -- anybody remember this? bank of america came out a few years ago. we saw how well people responded to that. they didn't respond very well. they went backwards instead, we heard you. you are not going to do that. they were able to change a decision. this is really powe

new man's daughter said her mother died in july at her home in pebble beach. she was 113 years old. only one known survivor now, 109-year-old who was only three months old when that earthquake hit. >>> officials in santa clara county released video they say aimed at backing up their case against a construction company working on expansion praj at valley medical -- project at valley medical center. they say it shows a construction worker being blasted out of a manhole. >> now, this happened last year. a steam line ruptured. that worker went flying. the county officials say he did escape serious injuries, but he hasn't been back to work since. before that blast, officials say other workers heard banging noises, indicating something was wrong. told the man to get out. the county is trying to end the $300 million contract with turner construction. >> in this case, in had this project, there are details that need to be paid attention and safety program isn't taking care of it. >> because of that accident a year ago, turner construction has not completed the expansion project and earthqua

only one known survivor left of the great san francisco earthquake following the death of a woman in pebbleill be 110 years since the great quake. family members tell us that a 113-year-old ruth newman died at the end of july. she was 5 years old when that quake struck. she would tell relatives about running from her tome during that shaking. quake experts say the only known living survivor now is a man who was 3 months old at the time of the quake. he is now living at a retirement home in marin county. >> a tough new ban on wood-burning fireplaces come next month. air quality leaders are looking to help make a switch. the bay area quality management district could improve a $3 million incentive fun to help people replace wood-burning fireplaces and heaters. next month, the group will tighten laws for homeowners and landlor landlords, banning wood burning fireplaces in new homes and rentals and requiring them to be replaced during fireplace remodels as well. >> well, we will be right back. are you happy with your bathroom? i wasn't. but for years, i didn't do anything about it. like many pe

epa watershed assessment found that pebble mine would likely have an irreversible negative impact on the local watershed and salmon fisheries. congressman mcdermott and i led a group of our washington and oregon colleagues asking epa to protect bristol bay. fisheries in that region provide thousands of jobs and millions of dollars annually to the economies. not only of alaska but also oregon, washington and the entire northwest. and the potential damage from a massive mine operation is a serious threat, and i hope that the lessons learned in colorado are considered in that ongoing process. but back to colorado. mr. stanislaus, you said in your testimony that based on 2009 to 2014 flow data, the average annual water discharge from gold king mean and the three nearby mines reached approximately 330 million gallons per year. and the epa and the state of colorado and partners have been taking action to address that issue. so, can you talk about the ongoing -- those ongoing discharges and the work that was being done there? and in your response, please discuss whether additional resources

traditionally welcomed this way because the roads were not paved, they were covered in dust, with pebblesstuck in your sandal sandals. after walking on these roads, everyone's feet were caked in dust, bruised or cut from the stones. so there was jesus, washing feet, our feet, his disciples' feet -- >> in those days it was accustomed to wash someone's feet when they came to your home. that was how they welcomed people. the roads were not paved. they were covered with dust. and little stones would get stuck in your sandals. everyone walked those roads, which left their feet dusty, bruised or cut from those stones. that is why we see jesus washing feet, our feet, the feet of his discip disciples, then and now. >> translator: . >> life is a journey, along different roads, different paths, which leave their mark on us. [ speaking in spanish ] >> we know in faith that jesus seeks us out, he wants to heal our wounds, to soothe our feet, which hurt from traveling alone, to wash each of us clean of the dust from our journey. he doesn't ask us where we have been, he doesn't question us what about w

. >> we're looking forward to a good event, and really encourage pebble to come out and enjoy it. >>orter: now the commissioner says state, federal and city authorities are constantly monitoring any threat streams 24 hours a day leaderring up to the pope' visit while he's here all the way until he departs philadelphia sunday night. iain? >> dave, thank you. >>> if you're coming down to see the pope you may want to plan ahead. aaa is offering advice to those of you planning to attend the papal event this weekend. travel company suggests that you make a pip pal visit travel plan. aaa says this is not the time to just wing it. >> this is the time to have plan and to plan in advance. similar to the way you would for a snowstorm. >> aaa says you should snow the answer to these questions. what should i wear? what should i pack? what can and can't i bring? if you know the answer to those questions you should be okay. for complete list of traffic changes to new parking rules, lots of changes in the city to help make sure the pope and the people who come to see him are all save this weekend,

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watersheds, and i also want to talk about the need to be proactive here and mention hubble mine in alaska, pebblee would like lay have ha negative impact on the local watershed and salmon fisheries. congressman mcdermott and i led a group of our colleagues to protect bristol bay. fisheries in that region provide millions of dollars and jobs to the economy. but also oregon and the entire northwest. and the potential damage from a massive mine accident is a serious threat, and i hope that the lessons learned in colorado are considered in that ongoing process. but back to colorado. mr. stanislaus, you said in your testimony that based on 2009 to 2014 flow data, the average annual discharge reached approximately 330 million-gallons per year. and the epa and the state of colorado and partners have been taking action to address that issue. so can you talk about the ongoing, those ongoing discharges and the work that was being done there. the and and in your response, please discuss whether additional resources would have made a difference, and also would a superfund designation or listing of the gold k

you know, the pebble watch was out well beforehand, and it sold well in its own microcosm, but then applemillions of sales. so i think this is something that has to be looked at. again, trish, it's not easy to be a start-up car company. [laughter] trb trish and then you get to fight all those things that tesla's fighting, like whether or not you can sell your cars individually to consumers or whether you've got to go through a dealership. there's plenty of red tape that they're going to soon have to confront. thanks so much to the whole team. liz, we're going to see you at the top of the hour, final hour of the trading day. don't miss her. take a look at these markets, we've got a rally that's up about 900 points on the dow -- 100 points on the dow. a lot of investors contemplating what exactly it means when the fed says it's not going to move. are things really that bad? we're going to talk about it right after this. ♪ ♪ if you can't put a feeling into words, why try? philips sonicare leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never felt before, making it the most loved electric

there, the faithful perform the symbolic "stoning of the devil," a ritual of throwing pebbles at columns. but on this day, many never got there. instead, ambulances and rescue crews struggled desperately to get the injured through packed streets, to nearby hospitals. others were taken by helicopter. survivors recalled the sheer terror of being engulfed. >> ( translated ): we were coming back from the jamarat and on the way back, i met my husband, and he was going to the jamarat. they, the pilgrims, began pushing each other and they pushed people to the ground. i was about to die. >> ifill: it was the second major disaster of this year's hajj season. less than two weeks ago, high winds sent a giant construction crane crashing into mecca's grand mosque. it killed more than 100 people and injured nearly 400. the twin tragedies raised new questions about safety measures the saudis have implemented to prevent a repeat of past disasters. the deadliest came in 1990, when at least 1,400 pilgrims died during a stampede in a pedestrian tunnel. now, saudi king salman has ordered an investigation in

traditionally welcomed this way, because the roads were not paved they were covered in dust with pebbles that would get stuck in your sandals. after walking on the roads, everyone's feet were caked in dust bruised or cut from the stones, so there was jesus washing feet our feet. his disciples feet -- in those days it was the custom to wash someone's feet when they came to your home. that was how he had welcomed people. the roads were not paved they were covered with dusts and little stones would get stuck in your sandals. everyone walked those roads which left their feet dusty and bruised or cut from those stones. that is why we see jesus washing feet, our feet, the feet of his disciples then and now. >> we all know - life is a journey along different roads, different paths that leave their mark on us. peaking spanish] >> we know in the faith that jesus seeks us out, he wants to heal our wounds to soothe our feet which hurt from traveling alone to wash each and every of us clean of the dust from our journey, he doesn't ask us where we have been he doesn't question us about what we've don

open at pebble beach when jack said to watson, you did it to me again, you little s.o.b. [ laughter ]ophy or the triumph. it's the respect that jack's rivals remember the most. that's what gives the 1986 masters its size. to win, jack had to overcome that day. tom watson and seve, tom kite and greg norman and, according to some, father time. not a slouch on that list. that day we were a part of something special. something bigger, just as we now are today. because in golf as in all other things, it's not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game. and no one has played it better for longer than jack. so, in the immortal words of a cbs golf announcer, verne lundquist, yes, sir, the congressional gold medal goes to the gentleman from ohio, the golden bear, jack nicklaus! [ applause ] [ applause ] >> wow! put it right here. okay. take it right along with me. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. jack nicklaus. [ applause ] >> that is a wow. mr. speaker, leaders mcconnell, reid and pelosi, my ohio friends, senator portman and representative tiberi, other distinguished members of the house

they have been trading down because pebble brook said it is revenue per available room would not reachously forecast. that has been a problem for hotels across the board. this week was not going to get as much traffic as they had previously. have you been staying in any of these hotels? >> i have a one-year-old. not so much. quite thank you for your let's look at some of the top stories crossing the bloomberg terminal this hour. senate republicans will try second time to move on a resolution rejecting iran as emerald power. democrats are ready to block the president has is for policy -- the president's policy intact. an iranian firm has broker the first deal on the historic agreement between iran and other world powers. to buyed an agreement french brands to two airport hotels. under the contract, the tourism company will use the brands starting next month. they are both owned by french hotel chain -- this twitter contribution to the political process, twitter has unveiled the tools that allow anyone to make a donation to retreat. the company is teaming up with square, the ceo of which

they were covered in dust with pebbles that would get stuck in your sandals.ese roads, everyone's feet were caked in dust, bruised or cut from the stones. so there was jesus, washing feet. our feet. his disciples' feet. >> interpreter: in those days it was the custom to wash someone's feet when they came to your home. that was how they welcomed people. the roads were not paved. they were covered with dust and little stones would get stuck in your sandals. everyone walked those roads which left their feet dusty, bruised or cut from those stones. that is why we see jesus washing feet. our feet. the feet of his disciples, then and now. [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: we all know that to live, we have to walk along different roads and paths and that they all leave a mark on us. >> translator: life is a journey along different roads, different paths, which leave their mark on us. [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: and we know in faith that jesus seeks us out. we know that he wants to dress our wounds and soothe our feet which are sore from it the long journey

there is a pebble watch. it was with a bunch of banks and venture firms to build this watch that connects to your. this was before the market watch and everything else. kickstarter, let's raise $100,000 in 30 days and we will have people pledge money or a watch. people validated that there was a market need for that technology. it wasn't about who they knew. fast-forward to today. there is a competitor to the apple watch. they will be raising $500,000. the market is validated for the solution. there's a global network of interconnected people that have the ability to influence change in the. this is crazy technology. look at what that is doing worldwide. we see disruptive things like the eric's ring and often a wall street. my favorite example -- anybody remember this? bank of america came out a few years ago. we saw how well people responded to that. they didn't respond very well. they went backwards instead, we heard you. you are not going to do that. they were able to change a decision. this is really powe