peterson. >> i have. to some extent he told me what relevant. >> to be clear, this money that kerry lee petersen says he raised. he told us it's around $1 million, there's no rule as to how he spent this. it doesn't have to be spent in a candidate. >> that's right, he can spend it on what he wants. >> on salary. >> on a salary. he could spend it on buying a new lamborghini, but what a lot of donors hope is that their money is spent on bona fide campaign activity. >> let me ask you to clarify this, a super-pact is not supposed to coordinate with a campaign. at the same time bernie sanders doesn't want the super-pact. but under the law he doesn't have rights from preventing them from acting on his behalf. >> that's right, he can get on the soapbox and say i don't want a super-pact. some will listen to that. some aren't. >> i don't want a super-pact, i don't want the money from the billionaires, that's the way to run the campaign. >> senator sanders is hamstrung, he can't stop anyone going out to stop the gr

carrie lee peterson joins me on the phone. mr. peterson thank you for joining me. you heard the story we just ran. senator bernie sanders campaign says some of the actions of your superpac are illegal. they sent you a cease and desist order, have you complied? >> me and bernie sanders's lawyer brad deutsche have been in contact. compliance has been met due to the fact that we're not in the business to break any rules, that's definitely not what i'm here to do. we're here obviously as new fish to political action committees and supporting calls to the movement of senator sanders getting closer to the white house. and whether we got the letters it was obviously pertinent, it was an important situation that we had to bid close attention to. >> beckel the reporter we just talked to said he discovered you had legal and financial troubl troubles, judgments and eviction notices, that's not relevant. >> we're not going to talk about when i got a traffic ticket ten years ago, we're not going to talk about a business deal that i did with a buddy that didn't go as planned. we

kerry lee peterson joins me on the phone. mr peterson, thank you for joining me. you heard the story we ran. senator bernie sanders's campaign says some of the activities of your super-pact are illegal and sent you a seize and desist order. have you complied? >> me and bernie sanders's counsel, we have been in communication since the letter was issued. this is probably back in the month of june, and, yes, compliance has been met due to the fact that, you know, we are not in the business to break any rules. that's definitely not what i'm here to do. we are here for the political action committee, supporting the cause of the movement of bernie sanders getting closer to the white house, and when we got the letter, it was obviously pertinent. it was an important situation. >> beckel, the reporter we talked to discovered you had legal and financial troubles, evictions, arrest warrants. you said it is not relevant to what you are doing right now. >> well, we are not going to talk about when i got a traffic ticket 10 years ago, we are not going to talk about business dea

careyy lee peterson's background?id he know about some of these financial and legal problems in his past? >> did you give his people any sense of maybe the superpacs were not working in tandem with bernie sanders? >> they would only say so much to us on the record and they wanted to leave themselves open to reconsidering if this was a good investment or if they might take some other actions if they find out the money is not being spent as they intended it to be spent. >> you have spoken with careyy lee beertson. >> i have. >> you have still peeking to him? >> he has told me that this work is not related to the work from his past. >> the money that he has raised and he has told you that it's around $1 million perhaps. >> uh-huh. >> there is no rule how he spends this, it doesn't even have to be spent in the direction of the candidate he has on his superpac for a while. >> that's right he can spend it on just about anything he wants. >> on a salary? >> co-spend it on a salary, he could spend it on buying a new lamborghi

and adrian peterson, suspended for a year last year. he is back. mvp years ago. and he hasn't taken a football hit in a year. how will he be? >> trent: i have no doubt that he is going to be a fire breather. he is going to light any field he steps on on fire. more importantly, i had puts a fire in his teammates, his coaches. heck, the whole state of minnesota has fire in their eyes waiting for adrian peterson to hit the field. this guy has not taken a live hit in a year. it's been thought through practice. he didn't play in the preseason. my caution is this. the first time he takes that hit, the ball is trying to get ripped away from him, and he is trying to get back in the 2013 mode as quick as possible. >> chris: we wonder, and lindsey czarniak is working with us. and lindsey, good evening to you. agrdrian has an idea how it's going go tonight. >> lindsey: that is right. he says perspective. he said every game is just a game. but he knew he would have to battle emotions tonight. and he told me he had moments that were emotional. one, he ran out of the tunnel. n

carrie peterson did not have reports on file. if i had been in that position i would say let's find somebody else, there's other ways to look at it. who are the people involved, what are their political pedigrees or professional pedigrees? i don't believe in the political universe always the better people to run on superpacs couple but it doesn't mean that there are not plenty of individuals out there who are trying to start their efforts free from the vendor universe who like to say, i like bernie or hillary or rand paul. >> i think that was what you were discussing with the supreme court. dan packer, thank you for joining us, that is our show for today. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. welcome to the newshour from al jazeera. from doha - the top stories. >> thousand are stranded in europe as the continent struggles to deal with the refugee crisis. >>> u.s. and u.k. meet for talks on the conflict >>> an historic vote - japan allows forces to fight overseas for the first time since

in l.a., here in california of how we're going to fight climate change. >> reporter: peterson is thes first sustainability officer, part of l.a.'s aggressive push to slash emissions by 80% over the next 35 years. >> if you think about the global challenge of climate change we really have to set ambitious targets. >> reporter: the mayor will help lead the discussion at any first u.s. china climate summit. local leaders from both countries will gather here to spell out their city's plans to reduce green house gas emissions. the u.s. has vowed to slash its own emissions by nearly 30% in the next decade, while china has agreed to reach its emissions peak by 2030. peterson says this summit will be the first step in making good on president obama and chinese president's promise. why is it so important for city leaders to be involved in this process? this >> we know cities are responsible for up to 70% of all greenhouse gas emissions in the world. cities are where solutions to climate change are happening. we'll see from this summit that mayors and cities are setting targets ahead of their

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. >> scott peterson. >> laci peterson. >> on christmas eve 2002, an eight months pregnant laci petersonhad gone fishing that day and when he came home lacy was gone. as police investigated, scott peterson's pattern of extramarital affairs become public. amber frey was cast in the spotlight. the so-called other woman at the center of the fire storm. >> scott told me he was not married. we did have a romantic relationship. >> amber worked with police recording her conversations with scott. four months after vanishing, the bodies of lacy and her unborn child connor were recovered in the san francisco bay. scott peterson was charged with two counts of murder. at the trial amber was the prosecution's star witness. they played 12 hours of her taped conversations with scott. >> the media has been telling everyone that i had something to do with her disappearance and i -- i hope so much that this doesn't hurt you. >> scott peterson was convicted and sent to death row. after the conviction, amber spoke to me in her first interview. >> scott peterson was a pathological liar to me. nothing he said

in los angeles, long considered the smog capital of the u.s., matt peterson says there's new urgency to combat climate change. >> we need to be the leaders here in california on the phone how we're going to fight climate change. >>reporter: he stands on the front lines of that fight. he's part of los angeles's aggressive push to slash emissions by 80% over the next 85 years. >> it's an ambitious goal. >> it is but we really have to set ambitious targets and figure out how to hit those marks along the path along the way. >>reporter: the mayor will help lead that discussion at the first u.s.-china climate summit. local leaders will gather here to spell out their city's plans to reduce green house gas emissions. combined, the u.s. and china are responsible for half the world's carb carbon dioxide emissions. peterson says this summit will be the first step in making good on president obama and the chinese president's promise. >> why is it so important for city leaders to be involved in the process? >> we know cities are responsible for up to 70% of green house gas emissions in the world.

in fact bridge water 5 times they also held peterson to 31 yards.ers win the opener 20-3 and career nature out dueling peterson. >> also in the back of my head. if i would do the guy leading the nfl in rushes. that's tremendous. the to out do a guy like that. the peterson can't take anything away from him. he's a guy watches highlights. be able to out rush him that's great. is that eagle falcon monday tonight double header. 100 yards receiving 2 td in the first half. the pass to ryan. hold on to win. 26-to 24. hudson opening the series at at&t night against cincinnati. early lead against sampson in the first. duffy right field line. the score 2 nothing giants in the third is the score on that. and giants up 4 nothing and go on to win 5-3 as did the dodgers. still 7 and a half back in the national league west. the rate field hear and in the third against gray. 2 run to center. they would take a 7-2 lead. a's rally to tie it in the 9th. hours in cocoa crisp. in the 14th. >> cabrera single to right. l come around and he's in there. win tonight 14 8-7 t

nick is a senior fellow at the peterson institution for economics. that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. >>> protecting the deal. senate democrats give the president a big former policy win, securing the votes needed to keep the iran nuclear vote alive. >> kim davis >>> released from custody. >> i want to give god the glory

lou: dana peterson thank you. >> thank you. lou: we appreciate it.ou: up next today's sell-off, adding to what has been a difficult few weeks, trader say a lot hinges on jobs report, i'll have a few thoughts on i'll have a few thoughts on market felt down -- meltdown and [ male announcer ] we know they're out there. you can't always see them. but it's our job to find them. the answers. the solutions. the innovations. all waiting to help us build something better. something more amazing. a safer, cleaner, brighter future. at boeing, that's what building something better is all about. ♪ lou: in the markets this was a brute a daal day for stocks and many other assets, we hope your pain has not been too severe, it may continue into tomorrow or may not. we taken a look at stock futures, and they suggestion a positive open. but, hope that holds through the night, the s&p is now 10% lower than its may record high, officially a correction, markets awakening to fact that slowdown in china's economy is worse than reported, worse than many thought, japanese mar

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in fact bridge water 5 times they also held peterson to 31 yards. career nature out dueling peterson. >> also in the back of my head. if i would do the guy leading the nfl in rushes. that's tremendous. the to out do a guy like that. the peterson can't take anything away from him. he's a guy watches highlights. be able to out rush him that's great. is that eagle falcon monday tonight double header. 100 yards receiving 2 td in the first half. the pass to ryan. hold on to win. 26-to 24. hudson opening the series at at&t night against cincinnati. early lead against sampson in the first. duffy right field line. the score 2 nothing giants in the third is the score on that. and giants up 4 nothing and go on to win 5-3 as did the dodgers. still 7 and a half back in the national league west. the rate field hear and in the third against gray. 2 run to center. they would take a 7-2 lead. a's rally to tie it in the 9th. hours in cocoa crisp. in the 14th. >> cabrera single to right. l come around and he's in there. win tonight 14 8-7 the final. sports report is

lou: dana peterson thank you. >> thank you. lou: we appreciate it. lou: up next today's sell-off, adding to what has been a difficult few weeks, trader say a lot hinges on jobs report, i'll have a few thoughts on market felt down -- meltdown and market felt down -- meltdown and what prospects are ther their n. gla all waiting to help us build something better. something more amazing. a safer, cleaner, brighter future. at boeing, that's what building something better is all about. ♪ at boeing, that's what building something better is all about. you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep like that? well, just put on a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right lou: in the markets this was a brute a daal day for stocks and many other assets, we hope your pain has not been too severe, it may continue into tomorrow or may not. we taken a loo

scott peterson was charged with two counts of murder. at the trial amber was the prosecution's star witness. they played 12 hours of her taped conversations with scott. >> the media has been telling everyone that i had having to do with her disappearance, and i -- god, i hope -- i hope so much that this doesn't hurt you. >> scott peterson was convicted and sent to death row. after the conviction amber spoke to me in her very first interview. >> scott peterson was a pathological liar to me. nothing he said was the truth, you know. what can you believe that came out of his mouth? it was just all lies. >> do you think you'll ever have answers? >> no, i don't. but that's okay. with her attorney gloria allred, ladies, good morning to both of you. nice to see you. >> good morning. >> amber, when you watch that from about a decade ago and you see that 27 or 28-year-ol. young laid, what do you think? >> i was veryproung -- looking a decade how young i was to go through such a huge ordeal. i don't know if i've ever even watched that interview to

peterson says this summit will be the first step in making good on the presidents' promise.o important for city leaders to be involved? >> cities are responsible for up to 70% of all greenhouse gas emissions in the world. cities are where solutions are happening. and we're seal majors and cities are setting targets above the federal government. >> reporter: l.a. has installed solar panels, last week the mayor announced a plan to lease 250 electric and hybrid cars, the largest city-owned fleet in the country. all efforts peterson hopes will inspire chinese cities to step up their commits to climate change. >> row chel kerry is here now. >> parker says those trying to prevent change in gun violence are messing with the wrong family. >> i don't like to lose, and i'm not going to lose this fight, because she is right here saying, dad, you go, you go it, you do it for me. >>> plus the migrant families set free from federal detention facilities. thousands of them are simply dropping off of the radar. why some are now coming out of the shadows. >>> and the refugee crisis in photos.

. >> peterson stands on the front lines of that fight, the city's first sustainability officer, part of the aggressive push to slash emissions by 80% over five years. >> it's an ambition goal. >> if you thing about the targets, we have to set the targets and figure out how to hit the targets. >> reporter: the mayor will lead the discussions. local leaders will gather here to spell out plans. combined, the u.s. and china are responsible for nearly half the world's carbon dioxide emissions. the u.s. vowing to splash its own emissions by 30%. china agreed to redo the peak by 2030. the summit will be the first step in making good on president obama. and chinese president's promise. >> why is it important for city leaders? >> we know that cities are responsible for up to 70% of all greenhouse gas inations in the world. cities -- imitions. we know that city is aware. mayors and cities are setting the targets ahead of the government. l.a. his done that reducing by a quarter. last week an announcement of50 electric and hybrid cars. peterson hopes it will inspire chinese cities to step up the

prosecutors say he murdered peterson's son while the two were alone in an apartment in 2013. patterson will be sentenced at later date. >>> more backlash against the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion. police arrested three women for allegedly vandalizing a sign outside the doctor's office. they used black paint to spray on the sign. >>> police release survey lanes video showing a man trying to light a bank on fiefrmt take a look at this. police in colorado think the suspect in this video was burned after a massive fireball exploded in his face. they don't have much of a suspect description because he was fully covered, however, there are some key things they're looking for here. >> singed eyebrows, singed hair, burns around their face or mouth. they were wearing a bandana. >> police say the suspect will receive first-degree arson charges when caught. >>> stewart is holding a news conference this afternoon. reports started circulating sunday saying he'll retire after the 2016 season. stewart is a three-time sprint cup champion. he's tied for 13th place in career vict

he murdered peterson's son while the two were alone in an apartment in 2013.patterson will be sentenced at later date. >>> and there's more backlash against the dentist who killed a lion. investigators say those woman used black paint to write insult on the dental officers's signs. palmer returned to work earlier this month following the killing of that beloved lion in zimba e zimbabwe. >>> in colorado springs security cameras at a wells fargo bank show a person setting a jar of gasoline on fire. look at the flames here. police believe he was burned in that massive fireball that skploe exploded in his face. he came back to get his bag and took off of a bicycle. there are some key things they're looking for. >> singed eyebrows, singed hair, some type of burns around their face or mouth. they were wearing a bandanna, so there's a chance that that cloth could have caught on fire and singed around their face or mouth. >> he could face arson charges if found. >>> tony stewart is holding a news conference. there are rumors he'll retire. he'd tied for 13th place. he

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stiffarm, outside, peterson adrian peterson coming is gone touchdown vikings! was in motion the quick pass to the far side to delaney walker, grabbed out of the air by dwight lowery up the sidelines, can't tackle one man to beat he'll go in touchdown indianapolis! >> dalton throws. a.j. greene at the 50. green off to the races, still going, a.j. green at the 5, touchdown cincinnati! >> that was rather exciting. . those were some of the highlights from around the nfl yesterday. let's finish off in detroit for sunday night football. peyton manning quieted doubters as the lions hosted the broncos. the quarterback threw for 334 yards and two touchdowns leading denver to a 24-12 victory. >>> the washington nationals were eliminated from playoff contention saturday but the team's frustration over the failed season was put on display after teammates tussled in the dugout. bryce harper and jonathan papaelbon exchange words in the bottom of the eighth and papelbon initiating the fight with a chokehold. several players and coaches step in and break up the scuffle. washin

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i have a chance to interview pete peterson, a prisoner of war during the conflict, he was a congressman thereafter. the first u.s. ambassador to vietnam. in other state department and otherand so on -- state department officials and so on. i have just begun the process of speaking to vietnamese americans, hopefully something i will be returning attention to in the near future. there is a very surprising quality of archival records left from vietnamese-american groups. you talked about normalized relations with cuba. we have normalized relations with vietnam. nce we been 20 years si resumed relations, led by bill clinton. what lessons can we learn? amanda demmer: this is a very important question, hopefully something i will be looking at in the future, these comparisons between what we look at as normalization. it is important to remember that these case studies has been different. one obvious example is that when theident clinton announced normalization with vietnam, congress had already lifted the embargo. whereas with cuba, president obama announced relations normalized but the embarg

donald arthur peterson. jean. william. mark peterson. phillips got. -- scott.ominic. called the neck elizabeth. kevin pfeiffer. ken john. led wake -- ludwig. dennis appears. and bernard. nicholas. and my eight bader port authority police officer who is forever our hero we love and miss every day. >> and my cousin, 14 years later and we still think about you every day. with your beautiful daughters who both just started there first year in college a couple of weeks ago. a share your tremendous passion for life, your curiosity about everything and your sense of a venture. you would be very proud of the young women they have become. we all love you very much and will never forget the q new york for remembering. >> joseph. christopher todd. joshua todd. sandra frazier. john. william howard. warda michael. thomas. susan. joshua. g.o.p. are not. and anthony. richard. stephen emanuel. scott allen paul. john edwards paul. antonio. gregory. wanda. vincent. kathryn. richard. robert david. edward. patricia and. herman. >> and my mother we miss you every day and everything

the return of adrian peterson with vikings., but is healthy and angry after being suspended for a year. that would scare any coach. >> it's a challenger. if he puts on a helmet and a shirt he's a challenge. you know? brid bridgewater is doing a nice job. wide receivers, obviously a fast crew, good crew. >> you know that offense is a turner offense. so put that together, they're obviously a -- we have a ton of respect for them. >> u.s. open tennis, jimmy falon and justin timberlake. roger fedderer, third set. roger from the back line. will drop it down. look at that. look at the touch there. moved south of the semi finals. clay thompson became the third warrior to visit jimmy kimmel this summer, there to give a gift to spencer stone, the man who helped stop a train terrorist in paris. >> well, it's only like 15 feet around there. there we go. >> push it, clay. clay helped give that brand new convertible to spencer stone, also give him a jersey, warriors championship hat and tickets to opening night for the up coming season. a bi

the return of adrian peterson with vikings.erson has not had much success, but is healthy and angry after being suspended for a year. that would scare any coach. >> it's a challenger. if he puts on a helmet and a shirt he's a challenge. you know? brid bridgewater is doing a nice job. wide receivers, obviously a fast crew, good crew. >> you know that offense is a turner offense. so put that together, they're obviously a -- we have a ton of respect for them. >> u.s. open tennis, jimmy falon and justin timberlake. roger fedderer, third set. roger from the back line. will drop it down. look at that. look at the touch there. moved south of the semi finals. clay thompson became the third warrior to visit jimmy kimmel this summer, there to give a gift to spencer stone, the man who helped stop a train terrorist in paris. >> well, it's only like 15 feet around there. there we go. >> push it, clay. clay helped give that brand new convertible to spencer stone, also give him a jersey, warriors championship hat and tickets to opening night

they will have to figure out how to stop adrian peterson. the running back has not played since week one of last season. they deactivated him from child injury charges. i'm pretty fired up. this leading up to the game. their trained to keep it inside. cannot get too excited. they won their last six monday night football games. they were beat 33-13. x-rays on his throwing hand or a negative. he does not know what the status will be for next sunday's game. the men's and u.s. open winner. it was the third grand slam of the year. the 27-1 record. they won the u.s. open title on saturday. it's 426. there are two major wildfires continuing to grow here. we will take a look at the devastation there up so far. we are looking at a commute where traffic is actually doing it while here in the bay area. cruelty more straight ahead. -- we will tell you more straight ahead. >>> good morning to you. welcome back to mornings on 2 it's monday, september 14th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. we want to get right to our top story this morning. if

and aka, carroll peterson and i am a jazz singer here in town. and i was very sad when tiatra loss their lease. 6 million people have visited that show and now, i feel like tiatro can bring in this force for tourism as well. and i think that the difference between t. atro and babalon and the number of employees, that tiatro has as was just mentioned before with the weight staff and everything like that. and it employs a lot of people so it also hires a lot of musicians and as you know it is difficult in the city to find the live entertainment and for this, we are very fortunate. so i will leave you with a quote from my friend, fill l*ips from new york. performing for two tours, and life ining san francisco sfo 6 months was one of the greatest experiences of my career, even though i have performed all over the world and on stage and film and even for pope john in italy, this opportunity gave me the chance to be a kid again the management and the crew were incredible to work with and the people that i met in san francisco have remained life long fr

. >>> man faces life for killing a 2-year-old son of vikings' adrian peterson. prosecutors say he murdered peel peters peterson's sohn when he was alo alone. >>> officer william porter shown here at the top right of your screen will be in court november 30th to face charges. all six officers will be tried separately. gray died in april a week after sustaining injuries while in the back of a baltimore police van. >>> more backlash. officers arrested three women for allegedly vandalizing a sign outside dr. walter palmer's officers. the women wrote insults on the sign. >>> police released surveillance video showing a colorado man trying to light a bank on fire. they think he used a jar of gasoline inside a drop-off box. police say the suspect was likely burned after the massive fire ball exploded in his face. investigators don't have much of a suspect description because he was fully covered. however, there are some key things they're looking for. >>> today we will learn if a nascar superstar will announce his retirement tony stewart is scheduled to speak in north

arthur peterson.illiam russell peterson mark james petrocelli philip scott petti glen kerrin pettit port authority police officers, dominick pezzulo kaleen elizabeth pezzuti kevin pfeifer tu-anh pham kenneth john phelan, sr. sneha ann philip suzette eugenia piantieri ludwig john picarro matthew picerno joseph oswald pick christopher pickford dennis j. pierce bernard pietronico nicholas p. pietrunti >> and my father, port authority police officer, john dennis leva, who is forever our hero that we love and miss every day. >> and my husband, brian joseph murphy. brian, it is 14 years later and we still think about you every day. you live on in your beautiful daughters, jessica and layla, who both just started their first year in college a couple weeks ago. they share your tremendous passion for life, your curiosity about everything and your sense of adventure, and you would be very proud of the young women they have become. we all love you very much and will never forget. thank you, new york, for remembe

cane peterson walked on a high wire nearly 1,000 feet in the air and no net. he suffered a leg cramp while walking between the two peaks of a skyscraper in melbourne. talk about bad timing. that forced him to sit down. he managed to stand back up and complete what was the highest tight rope walk in the country's history. there are bad times to get a leg cramp and there are bad times. i want to think right there that is about as bad a time as you can imagine. >> can you send up the masseuse please. >> he turned the tight rope -- lounge for a bit. >> that or an itch at the wrong time. >> i don't think he had a cramp. he did that for drama. >> like to see you try it. >> no. >> oh, boy oh, boy. thank you, david. >>> a family in atlanta says they were conned by a criminal posing as a baby-sitter. the mccar these recently hired regina christopher to take care of their son and dog. they found them on a nanny camera. the woman spent more than $5,000 on their credit cards and stole their identity to open two other cards. >> i could not believe i was so gullible to have

it's the return of adrian peterson for the vikings.lot of success in three career games against the niners, just three yards a carry. however, he is healthy and angry after being suspended last year. that would scare any coach. >> i mean, adrian peterson is always a challenge. if he puts on a helmet and a shirt, he is a challenge. ity bridgewater is doing a nice job. die yen is going a nice job. nice tight end. wide receivers, obviously a fast crew, good crew. and then that offense is a norv turner offense. you put all that together, they are obviously a -- we have a ton of respect for them. >> u.s. ownership tennis. jimmy fallon and his buddy justin timberlake may be doing the history of rap part ten. i hope. so funny. two seed roger federer cruising against gasket. >> that should be illegal. too good. federer wins 6-3, 2-1. moves onto the water final. >> the ladies delayed almost an hour and a half by rain. hall up, match point. azarenka goes long and hall up wins 6-3, 4-6, and 6-4. hall up will face pannetta in the semis. fifth seed

the doctors have the first interview with can't buy me love star amanda peterson's parents after her recent drug overdose. >> we are among perhaps millions that have gone through these problems. we all have to be more aware. that doesn't diminish your love. >> don't want to miss that. we'll see you tomorrow.ulmalyth'shy ge50egioinrn, &ho srtg 9. aon. [000:28:32;00]

spectator peterson i appreciate your time. >>> let's check international headlines.rities in chile now say planning a quick reaction help prevent further devastation and death after the 8.3 magnitude quake that was a wednesday night. many people are staying in shelters while construction crews worked to remove a pile of debris. the earthquake struck off the coast of chile northwest the capital of santiago. it triggered a 16-foot tsunami 11 people reported dead. geophysicist and authorities there a long history of large quakes has forced the country to say -- stay ahead of the latest seismic standards. right after the quake 1 million people were warned of the tsunami and they were all able to move to higher ground. >>> coming up a lot of people expecting the fed to raise rates and they didn't and now investors are worried. pam cook explains why in today's money business. >>> the heat up coming our way for your pay for your weekend. we will on current conditions and talk about how hot we will get. >>> east shore on berkeley was bumper-to-bumper in both directions. time

adrian peterson was back in action. he rushed for only 31 yards on 10 carries. owners are not happy about that this morning. 49ers running back carlos hyde. look at the spin move here. he would go for a ten-yard touchdown on the play. hyde with two touchdowns in the game and 168 yards rushing. the new look eagles playing in the early game against the falcons. chip kelly's move paying off early. look at alonso with the one handed reception in the first quarter. amazing catch. julio jones had a night. catching a touchdown from matt ryan. two touchdowns in the game with 141 yards receiving. eagles had a chance to win this game late in the fourth, but sam bradford with the interception on the last drive. falcons win, 26-24. >>> forbes annual list is out. the dallas cowboys back on top valued at $4 billion. the average nfl team is worth $2 billion. up 38% from a year ago. here is the list of the top five. real madrid followed by patriots and yankees and fc barcelona. >>> finally, a really bizarre moment last night in the dodgers game. fifth inning and adrian gonzalez

peterson, that patty will be very safe and happy here.y about. - actually, i'm a widower. i do all the worrying myself. - oh, i'm so sorry. -that's okay. -well, then you can be sure i'll keep a motherly eye on patty. and i want you to feel free to call me anytime. of course the same goes for your dad. we're certainly very interested, but we do have to look at a few other places first. - would it be okay if we came back saturday morning ? - oh, that would be fine. but i can't guarantee the apartment would still be available. - we understand. - knock, knock. oh, katherine blake, come on in here. i was just bragging about my tenants and here' the best one of all. i'm sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt. oh, don't be silly. come on in and meet your soon-to-be new neighbor patty peterson. hi. and her father. don. hello. katherine is just the dearest person in the whole world. i just know you're going to love her. well, it's a pleasure to meet you. we should be on our way. - and we'll be in touch with you on saturday. - i'm looking forward to it.

don't snow what the budget and the actual work that we are doing is going to be. >> reporter: megan petersont surprised. do you consider yourself catholi catholic? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: could you ever again? >> i can't see into the future, but i don't think so. but i also have absolutely no problem with the religion. i mean, i have never felt that it i needed to destroy it or the terrible thing. >> reporter: so if you suffer abuse at the hands of the clergy go to the police? >> yes, go to the police. >> and that is carol costello who has done excellent reporting, and written a number of column, and as the pope comes for his visit, she has a series starting today at cnn.com/opinions, and i encourage you to take a peek at what carol has been working on for a couple of months in fact. >>> for the first time a food xaektive -- yes, a food exec convicted on felony charges. dozens of them. all of them linked to a deadly food poisoning outbreak, and today, he is going to learn what his punishment is for that, and we will look at what sets this case apart from so many of the others, next. and

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scoreless adrian gonzalez delivers 1-0 dodgers giants lose, 5.5 games back must win tomorrow night jack petersonut him 9th in the lineup great first half, but the eventual final run arguing and thrown out tommy slept it's bad of our producer kv evin the bodyguard kevin if we had concentrated more anyway dodgers win 2-1 kershaw tomorrow night a's game manager bob melvin 4-1 angels marcus siemien a col--cole calhoun a's only have a month left with their final preseason game this thursday. the niners held their only media session this afternoon. they have to trim the roster to 53 by saturday. and name their starting offensive line. head coach tomsula says marcus martin will start at center and jordan devey is assigned to right guard. colin kaepernick. says he's pleased with the combination. >>:even through the preseason with the different combinations out there we have been able to run the ball very well. i think that will be a strength for us and they did a great game on saturday moving forward think everybody is confident of what we have here . i do not know what reckless stands for on his hat su

nick is a senior fellow at the peterson institution for economics. that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. >>> protecting the deal. senate democrats give the president a big former policy win, securing the votes needed to keep the iran nuclear vote alive. >> kim davis >>> released from custody. >> i want to give god the glory his people have rallied. >> freedom for kim davis, the kentucky county clerk gaoled for refusing to issue marriage licences to gay couples. >>> state of emergency. >> the system has been dysfunctional, and in the recent weeks, completely chaotic. >> warnings from the u.n. of more asylum seekers headed for europe as e.u. leaders prepare to unveil a new plan to deal with hundreds of thousands of refugees hoping to settle on the continent. >> the next big thing - all eyes on apple. the tech giant ready to show case its latest innovations. >> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. we begin with the debate over the nuclear deal with iran. with congress in session, republicans and some democrats want to vote on

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