>> mark, this is about percy chu? he was a person that i was pre-adolescent and on the sweet nelson team winning championships three years in a row countywide. this is very -- he was going around the city and chinatown with his cane. each step he continued to persevere. he was with the army in the korean war and mr. john blue, we call him hoorah ray, when we finally win a game. we only get one game, it was baseball. but percy, i see him a lot around chinatown and i was shocked when you told me that. i would like to take this opportunity to thank him for having him spent all of years helping people in the community and trying to guide people straight, even trying to shove a piece of paper that quit smoking richard. it's no good for you. he is that kind of person who would go around the community and i'm going to personally have to go and say a prayer on my own later on. god bless percy chu, thank you for being here for us and thank the holy father that we had your presence with us. thank you. >>> thank you, richard wit

president that the meeting be adjourned in percy's honor today. moving on to tough transition, but i would like to move on to employee -- our quarterly employee reckion and i'm going turn it over to ken to make the presentations. we are recognizing two employees, very, very special employees today and ken, after you do your thing, maybe i could chime in just a little bit for each of them because they are well-deserving. >> okay. good morning commissioners, and general manager ginsburg. my name is ken gee and i'm the human resources director for the recreation and park department. i am proud to be here today to introduce the award resipins of the quarterly recognition program. the individual award recipient and the group award going to kimberly deford and her committee for their work on the greater and greener conference. there is the 7263 maintenance manager for the department. will started in september of 2005s a truck driver with the san francisco recreation and park department. in april of 2013, will was appointed as the 7263 maintenance manage

sarah: and robert van percy, the dutch striker has signed a deal with the turkish football. thousands showed up at the stadium to welcome their latest edition. incomplete support of the new offensive option. the dutch kick the ball around with fans and promised to win as many trophies as possible. you have been watching dw news. anti-austerity protesters have been throwing rocks and firebombs and enteral athens as parliament gears up to vote on a tough bailout deal for greece. eurozone lenders say greek lawmakers have to approve the cuts today if the country is to receive more cash. president obama makes the case for an agreement with iran trying to halt the nuclear arms race in the middle east. the former ss sergeant oscar groaning that is known as the accountant of auschwitz is found guilty of being an accessory to murder in a german court and is sentenced to four years in jail. more coming up at the top of the hour. get the latest news and information. i'm sarah kelly. see you in a bit. had a choice, diplomacy or war. ibrahimovic defends a historic deal, despite criticism

sarah: and robert van percy, the dutch striker has signed a deal with the turkish football. thousands showed up at the stadium to welcome their latest edition. incomplete support of the new offensive option. the dutch kick the ball around with fans and promised to win as many trophies as possible. you have been watching dw news. anti-austerity protesters have been throwing rocks and firebombs and enteral athens as parliament gears up to vote on a tough bailout deal for greece. eurozone lenders say greek lawmakers have to approve the cuts today if the country is to receive more cash. president obama makes the case for an agreement with iran trying to halt the nuclear arms race in the middle east. the former ss sergeant oscar groaning that is known as the accountant of auschwitz is found guilty of being an accessory to murder in a german court and is sentenced to four years in jail. more coming up at the top of the hour. get the latest news and information. i'm sarah kelly. see you in a bit. ♪ ♪ >>> in beijing, the chinese capital, a department store stands in a street full of

some of the problems are coming back home to roost with turkey, with this isis attack, percy -- turkey is going to take a tougher position. katty: this is the first attack on turkish soil of this kind. what is going to be the reaction from the turkish government? we heard the turkish government condemning it and the president condemning it. what are they actually going to do about it? guest: turkey has been under a lot of pressure to put more priority on the fight against isis and if not, less against the fight against assad regime to not make that the only priority. i think the turks will realize that they have to destroy isis or it will start destroying them in the whole region they are living in and that's not a good lesson for anyone. katty: your former employers in the state department white house behind you, they have been wanting the turks to do more than just stop the flow of money and oil across the border. is this the kind of incident that would prompt the turkish government to start doing so? guest: this will certainly help, but turkey has its own demands of the united state

so we went out and got a "percy jackson", and "warriors", and "wrinkle in time" and a dozen or so books by the end of the summer jack's reading skills had most households. you just keep doing it. if you have to... if it has to come to it, no screens untill you read. i mean, no television, no internet, none of that stuff until you read... no screens until you read >> and you also dangled some carrots. you said "no mowing the-- the yard this-- >> well yes. we-- yes we did. in the s-- in the summer we said, "you don't have to mow the lawn, but you do have to read." and try not to make it feel like a punishment. you know, try to make it feel-- and it is a joyful thing. and that's where that-- making sure you get books that they're gonna like is-- initially. >> you've said that one of your greatest accomplishments was an appearance on the simpsons. >> yes. i was a cartoon. and i still am a cartoon. yeah. (laugh) no it was great fun. i-- in-- in this particular segment, marge is on the beach and she's reading one of my novels. and she's, "oh, i just love james patterson." and then in the back

scott percy won in alabama, and is in minus two.a stroke back in the british open. curls in for eagle. stay was a four under 68, tied for 17th. four shots behind the leader grio. first round of the senior championship in england. most interesting golfer in the world, miguel angel jiminez joined by two-time senior open champion bernard longer with a nice approach to set up birdie on 17. he and jiminez an eight-way tie in the lead. >> two of the best soccer teams in the world got a visit from harrison barns today visiting fc barcelona's practice. and brought the larry o'brian trophy with him. barns happy to show off his skills to the team. >> pretty exciting. this is my favorite team. so glad to be able to see them practice. and introduce them to my game a little bit. then go watching them, it's pretty special. >> barns got a jersey out of the deal. if you're a soccer fan the manchester game this weekend is the place to be. >> we don't understand those rivalries as much here as they to in europe. >> that is like yankees red sox. >> bi

scott percy won in alabama, and is in minus two.roke back in the british open. curls in for eagle. stay was a four under 68, tied for 17th. four shots behind the leader grio. first round of the senior championship in england. most interesting golfer in the world, miguel angel jiminez joined by two-time senior open champion bernard longer with a nice approach to set up birdie on 17. he and jiminez an eight-way tie in the lead. >> two of the best soccer teams in the world got a visit from harrison barns today visiting fc barcelona's practice. and brought the larry o'brian trophy with him. barns happy to show off his skills to the team. >> pretty exciting. this is my favorite team. so glad to be able to see them practice. and introduce them to my game a little bit. then go watching them, it's pretty special. >> barns got a jersey out of the deal. if you're a soccer fan the manchester game this weekend is the place to be. >> we don't understand those rivalries as much here as they to in europe. >> that is like yankees red sox. >> big de

striker robin van percy completes his istanbul cup manchester united nations won the title in 2013, 39-year-old dutch international strierk strike i. the famous old scottish course at st. andrews players rory mcilroy ruled out because of that fluke ankle fluke ankle injury. jordan spieth the clear favorite. the 21-year-old american won the john deereejohn deere following a playoff. he has only played st. andrews once before, that wasn't in a competition. >> starting to get there. it's yielded very low scores. that's why i think this was advantageous to feel like you're making a lot of birdies. feel like you need to make a lot of betteries. it is important to get over there establish a game plan. when i played it three and a half years ago i was in a very much different position and could take more chances. >> it's also been quite a year for novak djokovic 24-year-old joko vimp isdjokovic is using 33-year-old federer. >> i want to use that for as long as i can. how long i can go i really can't predict anything. roger as you mentioned is 33 and he doesn't also think about how many years

van percy has arrived at a enthusiastic welcome. dutch has struggled with injuries for much of last season. liverpool manager brendan rogers 20-year-old attacker becomes the most expensive player in english football history. sterling isn't leaving liverpool on good terms his agent said he wouldn't sign a new contract even if it was for $1 million per week. when asked about the england international, rogers maintained there wasn't bitterness for his or his clubs points of view. >> contrary to probably the last weeks or so in terms of what's written, he and i have remained strong in our relationship up until the time we left so there's no issue there. >> experienced manager claude yo vanieri is the new manager 63-year-old was manager of chelsea between 2000 and 2004 and nine other clubs including uventis. the open championship, scottish course is the venue for the british open. rory mcilroy rolled out for that fluke ankle injury while playing football last week. jordan spieth could hardly be in better shape following a sudden death pl

percy as clearly as i can. clearly he was aware of the loss. the passage i quoted he wrote a note at one time where he said much you know, much -- much is beyond my healing power or something like that. but he never expressed a wish to die. he never gave a slight extent that he wanted his life to end. in fact, he kept on -- he kept on speaking as a he would enjoy the future as long as he was capable of taking pleasure in life. for example, while he was in the nursing home asking me he was writing the most another you know saying that he was sorry for the turbulence of the difficulty he had given her when he 1st was sick but that he was looking forward to spending the next years of her. you know so long as my father felt that way i damn well was not going to take on this presently trendy role of the executioner, the kind the executioner who says well you no when a couple of doctors tried to discuss this with me i might've paid more attention to them if they hadn't fallen in to clichÉs. but they always spoke with the same clichÉs out of pop psych

as a result incidents occur. >> percy, thanks so much for joining me this morning.. >>> ending three years of public silence, the father -- the father of convicted colorado theater shooting james holmes testified on tuesday, telling the court he still loves his son. holmes' parents have been in the courtroom throughout their son's trial. robert holmes admitted there was a long family history of mental illness but said he had no idea his son was suffering any kind of disturbing thoughts before the shooting rampage. >> did you have any idea he was having these disturbing images in his head? >> no. i had no idea he was having intrusive or disturbing thoughts or anything like that. >> do you still love him? >> yes, i do. >> why? >> well he is my son. we always got along pretty well. he was always -- he was actually really an excellent kid. >> the sentencing phase of holmes' trial continues today. holmes' defense attorneys are trying to avoid the death penalty after a jury found holmes guilty last month of first degree murder charges. his mother arlene will likely be cal

if we take a peek they're looking percy. s&p 500 up by 6.25%. dow joins 39 points.16 points. today all eyes on them. >> and the fed. >> let's give you a look at what's going on in the trading session today. june pending home sales out at 10:00 a.m. eastern. these signed contracts on sales have yet to close. they're expected to rise slightly from the main numbers. we've also got altria master card we've been talking about, anthem, general dynamics and northrop grummond recording results before the opening bell. after the close we hear from facebook marriott, whole foods and solarcity. >>> let's get back to microsoft. the company is rolling out windows 10 today. finally, many people thinking as a free upgrade for people using windows 8 or older versions. microsoft alienated many traditional p.c. customers with windows 8 which focused heavily on features for tablets. windows 10 brings back the old start menu and lets users pin items to the task bar. >>> twitter rose 61% beating analysts and the company's forecast. it's the weakest growth since twitter's ipo in 2013 and

right now i'm re-reading a walker percy novel called the moviegoer, which is set up in new orleans where i grew up, so it's nostalgic for me bus it's set in the new orleans i grew up and i love -- walker percy is one of favorite novelist. my favorite is "the last gentleman." >> booktv wants to know what your reading this summer. tweet us your answer at booktv or you can post it on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> on sunday, august 2nd book tv is live with me madea benjamin cofounder of the group, code pink, one live monthly call-in show. the author or editor of nine books, including her most recent an investigation into the use of drones for military purposes drone warfare. other titles include the green offering the revolution, which cans cuba's use of organic agriculture, and stop the next war now on how to create political change through activism. her other books cover topics such as how to aid people living in the third world profiles of inspiring women and further examinations of cuba. medea benny -- benjamin, on "in depth." >> dr. khalil mohammad, where are we? >> we are

senator percy said if he was nominated it would signal the beginning of the end of our party as an effectivelitical life. a whole string of things in which the exact same thing, exact same word. he is not a serious man. he doesn't know what he is talking about. these things are being said about donald trump. they will all come outen due time. he is a very smart guy. i am sure he will outline this. i didn't have the slightest doubt about this. but this is old news and moderates in the republican party have been saying this for decades. they said it all about ronald reagan. we know what happens. >> you knew ronald reagan. >> let me just tell you. >> when donald trump -- let me follow up with jeffrey. you knew ronald reagan. donald trump said he was a fan of ronald reagan's obviously do. you believe that donald trump has the qualities that reagan had? >> well they are different people. no two people are alike. but i do believe he is drawing the same kind of critics saying the kind of things. when heap is is called a divisive force. rockefeller said he was a minority in a minority. chapter and v

senator percy said if he was nominated it would signal the beginning of the ends of our american forcesometimes the exact same words. not a serious man. doesn't know what he is talking about. these things are being said about donald trump. they will all come out in due time. he is a very smart guy. i'm sure he will outline this. i don't have the slightest doubt about this. but this is old news and moderates in the republican party have been saying this for decades. they said it all about ron reagan and we know what happened. >> you knew ronald reagan and donald trump talks about reagan -- >> let me. >> i think what donald trump talks -- let me follow up with jeffrey. jeffrey, you knew rond reagan. donald trump says he is a fan of his. do you believe that donald trump has the qualities that reagan had? >> well they are different people. offensely, no two people are alike. but i do believe that he has drawn the same kind of critics who are saying the kinds of things. when he is being called al divisive force in the republican party, and nelson rockefeller said he was a minority in a mino

he -- i want to give him credit for being so percy and in this and this 84 article before the legislationas involved in past. he noted that early on in california synthetics for drugs like heroin is already begun. unless we turn away from drug prohibition we will be awash in a flood of cheap and deadly synthetic drug substitutes. itit is important that the drugs we are talking about really are quite harmful. in contrast to drugs like marijuana and heroin you know, heroin legally obtained safely injected does not lead to crime, does not cause tissue damage, lead to insanity. you are simply addicted check includes his article. what can dea do that ithas not already tried? control the chemicals needed congress passed a comprehensive precursor bill very interesting to see at that time the chemistry industry was unable to recognize they are now going to be regulated not nearly by mpa but dea. the dea approach we will be very different. very interesting for me as a congressional staffer trying to see how the interest groups might respond. here is one that was unable to mobilize and see what the

. >> we look like we're in the next percy jackson movie. >> no, but we do look like demigods! we can totally pass for that. >> narrator: although puberty blockers had allowed ariel to pass, three months into the new school year, while changing in the girls' locker room, she was outed. >> at first, i sort of felt bad for her, because it must have been so hard, obviously. and it was just sort of like tension between us. like, i didn't know how far i should go, like, if i should bring it up, or if i should just treat her normally, or just like nothing happened. >> yeah, that's probably the reason that i felt uncomfortable, because... not uncomfortable. the reason i was, like surprised. and, like, it was just a new idea to me too. i didn't even know what transgender was before that. and so because she was like... she's such a girl that it really... it was so shocking. >> (laughing) it's my duck face, okay? (laughing) >> well, it would have been different if i had met ariel as a boy first, but we still would be where we are now, i think. >> i... i know we're really close, but i rea

percy tries to tell hoover, your damaging the american reputation if you do not give a little to theelites, in particular. it is true that by the middle of the war the belgians have a pretty smooth running organization. when america joins the war in 1917, the american delegates have to leave, and the belgians really take over a lot of the work. they have spanish -- neutrals also supervising, that is much less hands-on role in what the americans had. so the belgians can kind of function without all of the supervision. to conclude, i hope i demonstrated that the partnership was vital to the functioning of the food aid program. the outpouring of program gratitude is evidence by letters, gifts awards, and hoover became a beloved leader in post-world war ii belgium. this is actually the library which which was being built with american money. there is a bust to hoover inside. this is another hoover signed there are a lot of hoover signs in europe. there are not any memorials to the countless volunteers or to the delegates they did the grunt work, but in a centennial year it is important t

. >> darya: the gatt the glass of percy's the woman doesn't it quickly runs away as let me put some of their a love that. >> gary: listening thinking hey there's an awful lot of time researching yet five people on s. with the >> gary: mark due? >> darya: gary it's hard work that the go over a beautiful woman is twitter account for a year. >> darya: 40 niner's opening their first trading day selling tickets. what's the point i was see them trained for $20 higher bodies to keep everything close. a new deal august 1st first-day open training needed to go and watch them throw the football? >> gary: i think i can't prove that somebody somewhere in power since the popularity of the wires know the giants have a beautiful stadium filling up every night saying hey we better make ourselves of the very least would get like we love the fans opened them to. >> darya: relate as the goodness of their heart and a thing community deal benefits go to charity by. at the thought it was really another way to make about okay fine. >> gary: this is my guess go half and half as we do a lot of stuff and. the c