from pollack pines to meyers is closed. the national forest service had to climb down steep embankments and cross streams. a truck lost a tire, the fire has burned 100-acres, it's only 5% contained 72 firefighters are -- firefighters are at the mercy of the weather. with that being set, let's check with steve. >> we were discussing this, you were up at the fire, it's very cool. it was chilly for us yesterday when we got up there early at the morning. >> they are getting a break with the temps and the higher humidity. it won't be as breezy today, but they got a break because it's not as hot. we don't get the breeze, the fog is patchy and the wind has tailed off. it is cool, the breeze is out of a favorable location out of the west. the humidity is up there as well. not much of a breeze for some, others getting a delta breeze . fairfield gusts to 30. it is a westerly component for most. the system swept by. the temperature will bump up slicely. it looks like it will be sunny fore all. upper 70s, 80s inland, 60s, 70s coast and

if you are headed up to lake tahoe for the weekend highway 50 is shut down between pollack pines and meyer and g.p.s. is telling you to take a certain route, but it is connected to closure so take i-80 out of sacramento or highway 88 instead. >> coming up on 6:12 a feather in the cap for mineta san jose international airport making it one of the best in the country for travelers. >> the fight against high choice troll and what the f.d.a. could decide that could help millions of americans stay healthy. >> steph curry does it again the top selling rod and the famous names joining his cause that have turned a retailer into a household name. >> we leave you with a look outside from our exploritorium camera pointed at the bay bridge and you can see the cloud cover over the bay area. every summer the best tennis players in the world collide in new york. but that's just the final chapter of a great story. one that's unfolding all summer long right in your backyard. be there when the emirates airline us open series turns to stanford for the bank of the west classic. come experience the actio

looks like a pollack. >> it does actually. >> i'm the l.a.>> always something cute funny or adorable when animals start behaving outside of the you expect them to behave. this video comes from juken. >> it's in love with you. >> this is a u.s. backpacker lying on his back and this emu is trying to make friends, trying to make really really really good friends with this backpacker. >> like how good friends? >> like break out the cheesy sex music and the boh-chick-a-wow-wow! >> he wants to have sex! ha ha ha ha ha! >> how do i get out of this? >> ha, ha ha ha! >> ha ha much to the amusement of this australian. >> he's taking a fancy to you. >> i'm thinking this is an emu mating dance. >> eventually the aussies have to shoot him away all while in hysterics of this situ now this second video the pit bulls were great for l people. this dog takes it to the next level, swimming in the pool but she notices the dog worries, worries about her whenever she goes swimming. watch what he does. this dog has been watching "baywatch" or just wants to be a lif

the landlineed built out here's the existing site plan and the site plan that mercy housing and van pollack provided for the community i'll you think through a few features the streets are made regular and the units increased to 17 hundred and introducing retails to the site 3 new parks of 11 acres and increase the connect it's and streets to better street standards and feature the sets back and to help to define a sense of occupancy and ownership the streets in the public realm here's a rendering of what we hope to have at the conclusion and increased it's to the south towards hertz playground a gateway that features community center retail overseeing the hours at sunnyvale and hahn new parks and pathways roughly 11 acres of new parks to help to bring mclaren park into the site to the northwest access and couple of east west assess along sunnyvale a central spine of open space parkways they have singularly 3 exponents of rezoning our jurisdiction the development agreement that is between mercy housing and the city and lisa mentioned the master agreement between mercy housing and the curren

deal, let's bring in former cia persian gulf analyst kenneth pollack and author of "unthinkable." ken, it is great to have you with us. >> thanks krystal. always great to be here. >> start with the book title. how unthinkable or unlikely was today's deal in your mind? >> well i think that this was a bit of a longshot. although, of course the odds increased very fantsignificantly over time with the president row rowhani rowhani's election in iran and the interim deal and framework and seemed that the iranians coming around the u.s. was coming around and i think by the time of this week it was all just a matter of when. >> ken, the president saying that this is not about trust. this is going to be about verification. the president and the next administration are going to have to rely on other nations and europe, perhaps russia and china, to deal with that verification to get the authorization to have that verification. can we trust iran to honor their commitments and can we trust the other nations who are part of the oversight part of this to help us keep their feet to the fire? >>

the project manager the master developer is also here and karen murray is here from vanessa meters pollack 9 master urban developers of the project leah and i will be sharing the presentation but all that i mentioned are available for questions so just quickly we're going to give you a presentation on hope sf the background the program the pressure the city structure i'll give a presentation on the urban design and inner planning principle behind the project and beefing of the entitlement structure we hope to have before you in the next 6 moses i'm going to turn it over to lift ev'ry voice and sing i can't i'm the director of real estate for the special initiates for the my name is and one is hope sf we'll be fiscal year largely on the real estate aspect and touch on the human capital side of hope sf so hope sf is a broad initiate that has partners with the city and some of the partners internally are the san francisco unified school district the department of public works and the police department xoerp we work with the enterprise of the san francisco and master developers mr. among many

my staff member jermmy pollack is here. i also propose a alternative resolution which calls to question how ready we are to set a [inaudible] what police staffing should be. starting off, there are other reasons for establishing or established a multidisciplineary process for establishing police staffing levels with. what we have now brought before us is a process that i talked to at least one police commissioner who didn't know there was a resolution before the board of supervisor saying that we should actually increase our staffing levels to 2200 police officers. what kind of process to establish staffing levels exclude the police commission? it makes no sense to me. so here are my major concerns. statistics show crime has actually gone down as population has increased. you will see one of our slides coming forward that will show that and based on department of justice data. we also believe-it is true there may be a correlation between have agpolice department and the level of crime but there was no direct correlation bet

highway 50 is closed in both directions from pollack pines to myers both north and south sides of highway 50 are under voluntary evacuations. this video posted on twitter by abc affiliate in sacramento shows the new superscooper, a plane that can pick up 1,600 gallons of water in 12 seconds. we reported on that technology the other day. here is a live look at the fire. there are mandatory evacuations for strawberry. the fire is reportedly burning about 60 acres so far. if you see smoke and you are in the area where it is safe to send photo and video post them on social media. only do that if it is safe to do so. >>> and meteorologist sandhya patel has been checking on our weather all afternoon. she is live outside with more on the firefighting conditions. >> as we take a look at conditions in the area you will notice that the temperature at this hour is 72 degrees. it is cooling down a bit but it is definitely on the breezy side. winds gusting to 17 miles per hour. that is not going to help those firefighters. here near the lake berryessa area the wragg fire it's really the wind that is i

lindsay pollack is a millenial workforce expert and author of the book "becoming the boss: new ruleshe next generation of leaders." great to see you. >> thank you. >> i'm so happy for you to kind of explain this generation to our viewers, many of whom don't quite know what to do with millenials. >> what do you need to do? being in a good place requires all generations but millenials are bolder about asking for the perks other people tend to want too. first and foremost is the desire for training and development. how will the job not just do well for the company but make me better. >> you hire someone who is a millenial, they're in an entry level position stuff needs to get done so you give someone training and you have this nice environment but suddenly six months of training they say i want a raise and be promoted to the next position. how do you deal with that? i hear that from a lot of people. >> i do too. lot of millenials feel the world moves faster we're on internet but soft skills talking face to face negotiating, winning over a client building long-term relationships and comp

poll after poll you can see that americans view president obama is incredibly weak and unformed as pollack>> i agree with that. and i don't think anyone can put it any better than you did in your editorial. this deal is cataclysm. the idea that we would hand the sworn enemy of the united states billions of dollars in economic windfall, it really doesn't have to tear up the nuclear infrastructure which is supposed to be the subject of the entire negotiation was so. so really does to the shrewdness will of the iranian regime and the iranian negotiators who started this negotiation years ago as to whether they would have a nuclear program and then they built it up during the negotiation and then they are going to keep a good part of it and become a threshold nuclear state while they get an economic windfall. lou: turning over to the republicans who had a chance three months ago to push this towards a treaty and they are going to review this and they don't have much power to do very much of anything. let's turn to the candidates right now, this is jeb bush. >> i don't want to be associated wit

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the paper reporting that jonathan pollack, the famed israeli spy convicted back in 1985 would soon be released from custody. but senior administration officials are pushing back very forecefully on that telling us tonight that no such release is imminent. bret? >> kevin corke traveling with the president in nairobi tonight. kevin, thank you. >>> a look tonight at just how aggressive china is becoming in its silent war against america. it is a war fought not only on the ground or the sea but of course in cyberspace. correspondent leeland vittard has the disturbing details. >> i will show you what i have if you show me the money. >> reporter: the chinese businessman in this undercover fbi video thought his 30 grand bought a top secret formula for a new kind of glass from a crooked company executive. instead, he bought himself a 18-month u.s. jail sentence and then a one-way ticket back to china. the fbi says corporate espionage cases have doubled in the past few years, and china is almost always the culprit. the bureau says it isn't just chinese companies looking to steal secrets but th

i'm alison kosik in for kristi pollack. >>> welcome to "cnn newsroom" and happy fourth of july.for barbecues and fireworks, law enforcement officials are asking you to be vigilant. if you see something, say something. states across the country, michigan new york new jersey washington specially,

i'm alison kosik in for kristi pollack. >>> welcome to "cnn newsroom" and happy fourth of july. as millions possibly you, preparing for barbecues and fireworks, law enforcement officials are asking you to be vigilant. if you see something, say something. states across the country, michigan new york new jersey washington specially, ramping up security efforts bringing in extra law enforcement, spotters snipers, as officials warn that celebrations could be the target of terror attacks. some of the toughest security will be in our nation's capital. we should say the tightest security. we are there following the story from the national mall. sunlin. >> reporter: good morning. despite all of this rain hundreds of thoses are expected here to watch the fireworks show. this extra presence isn't anything knew but some things that cause local officials to be on edge. in washington checkpoints for those watching the fireworks with more than 18,000 feet offensing offensing in place to protect the national mall. a heavy police presence in those scene and unseen ways. >> we prepare for worst

the paper reporting that jonathan pollack, the famed israeli spy convicted back in 1985 would soon be released from custody. but senior administration officials are pushing back very forecefully on that telling us tonight that no such release is imminent. bret? >> kevin corke traveling with the president in nairobi tonight. kevin, thank you. >>> a look tonight at just how aggressive china is becoming in its silent war against america. it is a war fought not only on the ground or the sea but of course in cyberspace. correspondent leeland vittard has the disturbing details. >> i will show you what i have if you show me the money. >> reporter: the chinese businessman in this undercover fbi video thought his 30 grand bought a top secret formula for a new kind of glass from a crooked company executive. instead, he bought himself a 18-month u.s. jail sentence and then a one-way ticket back to china. the fbi says corporate espionage cases have doubled in the past few years, and china is almost always the culprit. the bureau says it isn't just chinese companies looking to steal secrets but th

a week after the communist government fell, 10,000 people went to red army square and remaimed it pollack square. that winter there are -- i was also in the square when the singer martha, walked out on the balcony and she had sung the prayer to -- the anthem of defiance that was a call to resistance in 1968 and when dubkek was overthrown, he recording stock was destroyed she was banned from the air with as and in the intervening years she worked on an assembly line in a toy factory. she walked out on the balcony and began to sing the prayer for mart to, and every czech in the group new the words. that's living in truth. that it is whatberry began talked about. when you stand up for justice even at that moment when it seems that everyone around you is passive and doesn't see you or hear you in fact, that truth seeps out. and that's what i took away from those revolutions from people like havel. they are those ironic points of light. they hold forth the narrative that at a certain moment becomes a conflagration rebellion finally is not carried out for what we succeed but for who it allows u

i'm alex pollack. it's my pleasure to welcome you here on july 21st the unhappy fifth birthday of the dodd/frank act to our conference on what should be done to reform it. 100% predictable feature and financial cycles is after a crisis there's political and regulatory overreaction. always. so with the dodd/frank act which, as you know a truly remarkable 6th flores sense of regulatory bureaucracy and deadweight costs. unchecked and unbalanced authority to bureaucrats. all the while utterly failing to address the blunders which were so important. are we stuck in the bureaucratic mire and can we fix it? if so, how in particular? you're about to hear how from our expert panel. let me introduce them in the order they will speak. as we proceed through the panel, we will be working our way through the various titles of dodd/frank. first will be my colleague, peter wallison, who is arthur f. barnes chaired fellow at aei. peter co-directs a program on financial studies and pew financial reform task force and se

i've already thanked peter, but also scholars like alex pollack who is here. paul coupy ac, a frequent contributor to the efforts of the majority in the house financial services committee and their works are very very admired. and although wearing a different brand, mr. clay burn, welcome to you as well. ladies and gentlemen regrettably something is changing in america and not changing for the good. the animal spirits of free enterprise and entrepreneurial dream chasing that have identified us as a people are regrettably being tamed. this corresponds not only to the challenging economic times that we continue to see but through the perceptible loss of freedom in america today. my remarks are focused today on the unhappy results of the dodd-frank act, the so-called wall street reform and consumer protection act which was signed into law five years ago today. no need to be the first one in your neighborhood to throw a celebration. weighing in at over 2300 pages promulgating 400 new administrative rules it represents simply the most dramatic sweeping rewrite of o

i am alex pollack. it is my pleasure to welcome you here on july 21st the unhappy fit the day of the dodd-frank act and what should be done to reform it. the 100% predictable feature of financial cycles is after a crisis there is a political and regulatory overreaction always. so with the dodd-frank act which as you know in gender truly remarkable effervescence is constricting regulatory bureaucracy. and deadweight cost of not with anti-democratic grants of unchecked and unbalanced authority to bureaucrats. all the while utterly failing to address the government's own housing finance blunders which was though imports and. always stuck in a bureaucratic mire of this act for another or can we fix it and if so how. in particular, you are about to hear how from our expert panel. let me introduce them in the order in which they will speak and as we proceed through the panel, we will be approximately working our way through the various titles of dodd-frank. first will be my colleague peter wallison who is the

i'm alex pollack of aie it's my pleasure to welcome you here on july 21st, the unhappy fifth birthday of the dodd frank act. to our conference on which should be done to reform it. a 100% predictable feature, after a crisis, there's a political and regulatory action always. with the dodd frank act, which as you know engendered a truly remarkable amount of bureaucracy and dead weight costs along with anti-democrat anti-democratic unchecked bureaucrats. all while failing to correct the government's own housing finance blunders which were so important. are we stuck in the bureaucratic ic mire of this act

as we were flying to vigorous campaign stops, pollack practiced various parts of the debate you sometimeswould review the materials but it was a great example for me particularly because paul was younger than i was when he first ran for office to it was inspirational and paul's encouragement when i told him after the election that i was contemplating, what do you think about if i ran for congress? polylogists said he completely encouragement and i credit credit debt as a turning point. >> host: on the night of the debate where were you? >> guest: i was actually at center college with paul. i was there in the back room. >> host: in kentucky transfer in kentucky. i was in the room right afterwards when the secret service and paul and his wife went to the room afterwards. i thought he did a great job. >> host: let me ask about congress itself. how do you structure your day when you're in session? the bells go off sometimes when there are those. you meetings with constituents. what is your reaching? >> guest: great question. i think think it is change the whatever's got a. i think the first f

i have already thanked peter, but other scholars like alex pollack who is here. paul kubiak, frequent contributors to the majority and house financial services committee. their works are very very admired. and wearing a different brand welcome to you. ladies and gentlemen regrettably something is changing in america, and not changing for the good. the animal spirits of free enterprise and entrepreneurial risk changing in dream chasing are now regrettably being tamed. this corresponds not only to the challenging economic times that we continue to see, but to the perceptible loss of freedom in america today. modern marks are focused on the unhappy results of the dodd-frank act. the so-called wall street reform and consumer protection act which was signed into law five years ago today. no need to be the first one in your neighborhood to throw a celebration. weighing in at 2300 pages. promulgating 400 new rules. i want represents the most dramatic sweeping rewrite of the financial laws since the new deal. at the time it's proponents including the president promised i

kenneth pollack. their opinions confirm my concerns as expressed in a july 6 editorial in the "washington post." i quote, if it is reached in the coming days a nuclear deal with iran we'll be at best an unsatisfying and risky compromise. iran's emergence as a threshold nuclear power with the ability to produce a weapon quickly are not be prevented. it will be postponed by 10 to 15 years. in exchange tehran will reap hundreds of billions of dollars in sanctions relief it can use to revive its economy and fund the wars it is waging around the middle east, end of quote. the president needs to change course and recognize the moral relativism is dangerous with opponents who promote death to america, death to israel. the president can avoid a legacy of fanatics with nuclear warheads on icbms targeting american families. in conclusion, god bless our troops, and may the president by his actions never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired