and hoping to use footage from surveillance camera ps ps -- cameras insta staustaud last week. >>> and they found a woman laying near the connector bridge and the woman told the detectives she got out of her friend's car and they drove off and she said she fell asleep and believes that's when she was hit by a car. >>> the philadelphia police want now take a close look at these two men. neighbors on oxford circumstance -- circle had a car break in. and they want to catch them before another break-in occurs. if you know anything call the detectives with tips. >>> the supreme court said no to sports betting in new jersey. and justices stood by a ruling that struck down the garden state law. the ruling said the law conflicts with a federal mandate limiting it to nevada and three other states. and governor chris christie led the appeal wanting to limit illegal gambling and put some of that cash in the new jersey. >> and an 8-month-old baby be a ju -- abducted safe and sound. and they searched all night but they found the baby in the car seat in an empty lot. the jogger called the police and

a restaurant chain ps chang's is investigating a possible date a breach. security experts discovered stolen financial information on and on the gun clips i used by criminals. they say the cards have all been used tippee of chang's locations between march and may. working with authorities and says they will provide an update for customers as soon as there is additional information. >> pre ordering movies on amazon may not be possible if there from warner brothers. they've turned off to pre order function as they tried to raise pressure on the movie studios during contract negotiations. the online retailer has also announced they have been supplying products for places besides the web. a comes after the success of a grocery delivery service. coming up later the numbers are skyrocketing. first the blackhawks are looking ahead to the blackhawks are looking ahead to next season. ♪ lookin' good, flo! feelin' good! feelin' real good! [ engine revs ] boat protection people love. now, that's progressive. call or click today. hi itoed®ny su no makeup date has been a

is it on the games that you sell more of or do you sell more ps 4s?ake a lot of money selling those for $99. >> i think the business model we have come together for that product is veried a van table joyce toward us and whether it's a device or software itself, i think we are in a good piece of business there >> last night, you also talked about launching this play station now service to let people rent games and play them via streaming. >> that's right. >> like video on demand but for video games. what is the business mod there will and are you just trying to move entirely away from reliance on that had 60 console game? >> think play station now is an opportunity for people to come in at an easy entry point oh 299 for a rental going up to 15.99 or 19.99, depending on the time period, experience new games, discover games they might not have wanted to buy right out, try before you buy it program, chance to expand the marketplace. >> i got to ask but virtual rate, facebook buying okay cue louse, sony has the more fee yus, a competitor, how important is

and it looks like that boat she is on a little canoe is under water, still floating but she push ps off that dock and watch what she starts doing with that boat. she starts rocking it from one side to the other. she jumps off and everyone else is getting onto this belt. they have seen that done a million times. for her it is like riding a bike. i wonder if she is so little and nimble she is able to move back and moforth. >> the poster of the video said it is amazing to see this girl move the boat but the boat is there. good job, kid. >> it is the latest from action movie kids. >> ah. see what we go to this time. >> and the video that went viral but the la beast wanted to know what happens when you boil down some coal while eating. why eating a soda sandwich doesn't go down sleuthly. >>> nothing is like childhood imagination but what is your dad is an effects guy at dreamworks. >> where did you get that? >> they can transport you anywhere in the universe. and the 3 year old does it. >> you have no problem with that. >> woul this is the latest from action movie kid. jake is 3 years old an

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um ps call him out. game over. lost 5 out of 6 at home. >> i'm just in disbelief really that it happened. especially the way it went down. that's baseball. that's really all i got. baseball. >> nothing we can do. just got to turn the page and come back tomorrow and win a ball game. these things will happen sometimes in baseball. >>> best hair in baseball. a's hosted the yankees, derek jeter and joe torre reunited. 2-0 a's. jeter gets the yankees on the board. run scores, 2-1, then stop the game in the fourth, was it sewage again? bad turf? no, lights in left field never came on. after 38-minute delay, game finally resumed, in the sixth, a's up 2-1, you'll have complete highlights. >>> featured match from group b, italy and england. drills between three defenders and italy jumps out to a 1-0 lead. england counters. a win rooney sets it up, celebration needs work. 1-1. italy regains the lead for good in the second. 50th minute, crosses to bal balotelli. italy wins. uruguay and costa rica. campbell scores, unusual cel

it fets into the i feel your pain phony ps of the clintons. the monkey business. when it hurts the most is enwhit fits into an image, a neeking suspicion that people have you and that is the suspicion that people have of the clintons, the big defenders of women and children. this is a big issue, bigger than benghazi. >> you think back to the election campaign, one of the big stories is mitt romney may have cut om kid's air in school. >> what it is, the kran brook school up in grove point, michigan? that they have to go back 40 or 50 years and i think the kids' parents were defending mitt romney from a high school alleged prank that neither the family nor mitt ramally remembered. that they're running that every day on the cover of "washington post." this fits in with what i would say about the clintons and the democrat party, generally the nonsense i never want to hear about the republican war on women anymore. in addition to this we have just this week, new york taxpayers spending $40 million to pay off savage rapist from central park. there's

. >> quickly ps pass this small child and he's walking out into traffic. >> he's headed towards where the bus came from. >> this bus driver is bill clark and because he's an alert bus driver he saw the tiny child. >> what's the situation with the child some. >> at first the child was a little nervous about the bus driver, but the bus driver said, i can give you some hot chocolate and follows the bus driver back on to the bus. bill clark springs into action and calls police and calls authorities at the transit agency. they instruct him to go a few blocks to the greshham transit center. this come. this moment will pull at your heartstrings. you see him with this boy, hand him the cup of hot chocolate. the boy starts dnking the hot chocolate and gives h oatmeal raisin cookie and sits with the child with police there waiting for the department of human services. this boy was at home alone with his father. his father works the late shift. had accidentally fallen asleep, when he startled himself awake, realized his son was gone, called police to report his child missing and put two and two

dew ps >> pollen mold is moderate. 87 tomorrow. afternoon thunderstorms. a good possibility.moderation of the heat. looks like it warms up again beyond the seven day. beyond the seven day. >> in the criminal justice system the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. man: they gave her a damn commercial-- lingerie, bathing suits... something. should have been mouthwash. 60-buck hooker. next she'll be running for mayor. look at this. you boys look like you could party hearty. just taking a drive. mmm-- well, i know what i'd like to be driving. little baby wants to come out and play. little baby wants to know... how much? that all depends on the game. three is company, four is a ball. well, mine is making me all wet and sticky. yours is a cop, girl. woman: malloy, ain't you got nothing better to do than screw with us? good to see you, too, chi chi.

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warned if no action is taken a thousand bin lad ps could emerge from the chaos. the white house is pressing the government to be more inclusive but this morning the two muslim sects are at the hart of it. >> reporter: they left as iraqi soldiers fled. this video shout by a local journalist for a french news channel offer as rare glimpse of life in the city one week after it was taken over by the al qaeda splinter group isis. the markets are opened and well stocked but masked gunmen roam the street. a long line snakes outside the isis recruiting center. here in baghdad there is also recruiting as thousands of volunteers join shiite militias. rallies like these are now a daily occurrence. these fighters told us they consider it a sacred duty to defend their city. across town markets were far quieter than usual. most people in baghdad don't believe that isis will come marching into the city, but what they fear is a surge in the number of bombings and this city already averages about eight day. this general is a spokesman for the interior ministry, the department in

they are expected to cut the price of the xbox1, lagging behind sales of the ps 4. >>> thank you. the taliban is claiming responsibility for a five-hour siege on pakistan's biggest airport killing 18. officials say some of the ten gun mep were disguised as police guards. widening the search area for three escape inmates who used a helicopter in the get-away. the chopper landed in a courtyard of the detention center saturday night, three arrested on drug trafficking and gang-related charges. two were charged with murder. >>> remarkable time lapse video captures fire sweeping through bend, oregon. firefighters are now battling two wildfires nicknamed the two bulls fire. more than 6400 acres burned prompting evacuation orders for approximately 250 homes. no indication, though, when the massive blaze will be contained. >>> federal facilities in the southwest overflowing with unaccompanied children who crossed the border from central america this weekend. more than 700 moved from texas to arizona, many hoping to meet up with parents after fleeing violence, poverty, and gangs. look at t

release of five detainee ps at guantanamo bay. and the u.s. would not release details of his current condition, starting the public up roar about his release. >>> and some may be inching for sunshine, and chad pradelli is live under the 495 bridge in wilmington with word of a visit later today from a member of the obama administration. hi, chad. >> hey, matt. u.s. department of transportation expect and other lawmakers will be here later this afternoon to assess the swayi situation at 495. construction underway. they are taking oil -- soil samples and they say the tilting has gotten some better after some was removed and there is repairs ahead meaning headaches and delays for drivers. as repairs on 495 proceed alturn active rounds and side seats of experiencing gridlock. >> it is a mess out there you know what i am saying? people driving crazy. it is a problem. >> my daughter travels it every day for work and she says she has learned every street in the state of delaware because every day she goes a different way. >> it is a logjam. >> a night

right now crews are creating new erundations for the tilting delldot hope ps to open southbound lanes around labor day and northbound lanes sometimes in december. a progress report is expected tomorrownd after that da e week about a crash in wilmington manor that killed two people including a man riding a law mower. the driver of this jeep cherokee was on route 13 this afternoon when he drifted out of his lane and hitwo other suvs. after that police say 25-year-old derek winn ran off the road and hit 20-year-old francisco himenez flores on a riding mower killing them both. >>> new at 11:00, a young teenager targeted by gun nen over the robbery of his own bicycle is out of the hospital tonight and sharing his story with nbc 10. the boy spoke to nbc 10's denise nakano and this really could have had a much different outcome. >> reporter: jacqueline, he's in pretty good shape considering he was shot at about eight times. he tells me tell he was with his stepfather and friend looking for a stolen bicycle when they came across a man who said he could help. instead that man opened fire on th

. >> i don't think we're trusting untrustworthy actor ps. iran debate gets away from the point of what's happening inside of iraq. what's happening is a terrorist group that were unleashed largely by the chaos that came into iraq after we started a war in iraq. don't forget that mali ki is iran's guy. at this point we need to focus on the fact that this terrorist threat is real to iraq and the region and we need to be worried about it. but the petty micromnging of who we should partner with -- >> i don't think it's petty. clearly you cannot argue that these are not trustworthy guys. you're not making the case that iraq is playing it straight with us. >> what this has to do with, just as in 2006 to 2008, we were able to work with all sorts of countries around the region to increase stability inside iraq. even iran wanted that at that time. they encouraged secretary governance. >> the reason that he's able to do that, the reason he's relying on the iranians is because we pulled out, lock stock and barrel. >> that is an astonishing thing to say

when you think of the almost 10,000 years of human occupation and skull ps and use, in the galleries,re are about 23 stories and in our accompanies book there is a couple dozen more. >> give me an example of one that stands out. >> one of the more beautiful ones is the story of julia parker, still alive, a beautiful, beautiful soul who was sent like many california indians to boarding school, an indian boarding school in nevada. meets her husband. he's from the valley. so he comes, brings his beautiful bride home and introduces her to his mother and grandmother and aunties all basket makers of the highest order, and she didn't even know any more what it was like to be an indian, not to mention an indian basket maker. she's asked to make a basket for the queen of england -- >> there is a picture of her presenting the basket to her and the prince. >> absolutely and her family here from the northern coast saw the picture in the newspaper and reconnected with her. >> wow. >> never having known her, never having seen her. >> wow. >> in terms that she is a descende descendent. >> there are

and ps, she said, it is summer, you know. well, it seems to have worked. the dad's boss wrote katie back praising his work and saying that, yes, on the occasion of his birthday, it would be just fine if he not only took wednesday off but the whole first week of july. sometimes the personal touch can still go a long way. >>> in california last night, a first in major league baseball. alex torres, the reliever for the san diego padres game the first pitcher to wear a protective padded cap in the game against the l.a. dodgers. the league approved the caps earlier this year after a pitcher for the oakland as was hit in the head and suffered a full concussion. he doesn't feel much difference between the padded cap and regular hat. >>> and up next, a young american at wimbledon, how she proved that words couldn't hurt her. ♪ yeah, girl ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ bundle ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the st

ps are numbering about 450,000 have preferred to go to the big cities, there is still arrangement byitary at a camp which is just seven-kilometers from the north border, a number of families have come here, the military would like even larger numbers because they say they have medical arrangements here. sanitation, they say they have brought electricity wires to this particular area in order to give some level of comfort for the people who are seeking refuge there. however, the camp for the moment is not full capacity. there are dozens of families who have come to take advantage of this particular area, however, because the area is also under curfew, most of the people are still preferring to the populated centers. >>> an cross train has derailed in the i understand january state killing at least four people. 11 carriages came off the tracks and then just hours later, and very close by, another goods train also derailed. police are not ruling out sabotage by rebels. >>> a spanish court has formally charged princess christina and her husband with traction fraud and money laundering. t

, we will have very large buy-in, and with that body of consumers we will be able to ratchet up the ps over time to actually get our city towards 100 percent renewable energy to answer the earlier question, work that is already been done through the puc by a previous contractor has established that with the most aggressive funding, 50 percent of san francisco's load, could be 100 percent renewable and locally generated within ten years of program launch. and so i would just like to say, i really hope that the puc will continue to work with lasco as the feesbility study continues and to get 100 of megawatts of energy and hundreds of local union jobs, thank you very much. >> any other members of the public? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. any colleagues want president courtney to bring us together and collect the thoughts? >> and the whole thing before we collect our thoughts, and maybe we are only allowed to do this for this reason and the city attorneys will tell me and maybe i have to do it as a member of a public and it came to my attention a day or two, after we put togeth

a girl named katie wrote her dad's boss asking if he could have a wednesday off in july saying ps, it's his birthday. pps, it's summer. katie won over google execs. they're giving her dad a week of vacation, but in pressure cooker that is tech scott sein wonders if the crayon plea is a ploy. >> it looked like a present-out in a kid style font to try to get a day off. >> reporter: parents say between job and a family it's a balancing act. >> nights and weekend on call. it's really unfortunate if the kid gets to that point. >> i didn't go to camp mather with them this past week. they're going to their grandparents' on the east coast without me. >> reporter: stein agrees. >> the nature of the world of tech means i'm sitting at home and find myself glued to my phone and checking my tablet. >> reporter: 4-year-old annika wants nothing more than time with pop. how much do you love your daddy? >> too much. >> reporter: sharpen your crayons. >> officially google would not comment on the letter except to say it's the real deal. >>> tonight a second death is being investigated at a popular music

. >>> and this video coming in tonight of the high stakes rescue operation under way in theal ps tonightteams working around the clock to save a 52-year-old scientists trapped 3,000 feet down for nine days. he was exploring an underground cave. he suffered a head injury. those sheer rocks, the slippery terrain making it difficult. that rescue mission under way tonight and a lot of people are following this. we will, too. >>> when we come back, what we have just learned tonight about jeopardy host alex trebek. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balance

microsoft is expected to cut the price of the xbox one, which is lagging behind sales of sony's ps-4. back to you. >> because i don't have enough game boxes. thank you very much. >>> ann arbor, michigan. this is 14-year-old hunter gandy, carrying his 7-year-old brother braden. he did it for 40 miles over two days and ended at the university of michigan to raise awareness of the cerebral palsy that prevents braden from walking. hunter said he could not have done it without the support so many around him. great stuff there. great brother too. we'll be right back. geico's been helping people save money for over 75 years. they've really stood the test of time. much like these majestic rocky mountains. which must be named after the... that would be rocky the flying squirrel, mr. gecko sir. obviously! ahh come on bullwinkle, they're named after... ...first president george rockington! that doesn't even make any sense...mr...uhh...winkle. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. now what if i told youok a hotel you can save up to 60%,me first. but you c

. >> aggressive acts against staff and patients increased over the past three years ps. >>> pg&e say a new indictment coming with the deadly 2010 pipeline explosion in san bruno. the utility tells nbc bay area tonight it is waiting for prosecutors to file so-called super seeding indictment next month. pg&e says it is not clear what charges will be. in april pg&e was indicted on knowingly violating pipeline safely laws. >> next at 11:00, a small change to credit card could be a better step to safety. one company's plan to protect you from fraud. >> also, risk with this little blue pill. the deadly disease this could be linked to viagra. >> and breakfast is the the most important meal of the day. but does skipping it actually help you lose weight? research straight ahead. >> we may be tracking fog and maybe drizzle across the golden gate bridge. but we'll tell you when the coast will heat up to near record-setting temperatures and your full micro climate forecast. >>> it's a part of war we rarely see. a u.s. soldier being handed over from his taliban captors to american troops. the tal

a girl named katie wrote her dad's boss asking if he could have a wednesday off in july saying ps, it's his birthday. pps, it's summer. katie won over google pegs and their -- execs and they're giving her dad a week of vacation. but in the pressure cooker that's texts, he wonders if the crayon plea was a ploy. >> it looked like a print out and a kid style crayon fund that a grown-up would wry to get a -- write to get a day off. >> reporter: parents say splitting time between job and a family is a balancing act. >> 12 hour days and on call and nights and weekends and it's really unfortunate if the kids get to that point. >> well i did go to camp mather with them the past week. they went without me and then they're going to go visit their grandparents on the east coast without me. >> reporter: sign agrees. >> the nature of the world of tech means that i'm sitting at home and i find myself glued to my phone and i'm checking my tablet and i have to remind myself to pull away from the twitter feed. >> reporter: 4-year-old annika wants nothing more than time with pops how much do you love you

ps sponsored armstrong's team, from 1998 until 2004. >>> the phillies may be the hottest team in the national league and they are looking for yet another victory tonight. >> what a difference a few days, and a few weeks make. couple weeks ago we were writing them off. tonight we are cautiously optimistic. phillies won eight of last ten games heading into tonight's game in st. louis. cliff lee throws a bull pen session prior to the game. he is still feeling something in his pitching elbow but hopes to return before the all-star break. fifty minute rain delay to start. phillies down a run, aj burnett, gets it. couple more biscuits for breakfast that might have been gone. marlon byrd, he tags garcia's offering. his 12th of the season. right now they lead five-one. we're in the eighth inning. >>> chip kelly has found a few diamond in the rough as a college coach in oregon, he hopes he has found another at nfl level. alexander is a 6-foot nine, defensive end. the 25 year-old has not played football since he was in college in 2009. back then he was a wide receiver. he then spent three tour

meckler.ed by alan ps just returned from the first inside 3-d printing trade show in south korea. youou witness were in south korea for the 3-d printing trade show? >> shock and awe. it was a feeding frenzy, starting about 10:00 a.m. on the first day of the show. hordes of all showed up -- pe ople showed up. it was wall-to-wall people. nextsted for two days, year it will go three days, maybe four. what was amazing was some of the korean company said we have no knowledge of in the united that are claiming they will control the world of 3-d printing. >> did you have to take pictures of all of this? any of those companies going to go into your mutual fund? >> none of them are public right now. there is one company that i had rokit.eard of, the ceo was the keynote speaker and he came right out and said ceo spoke, that they would become the biggest 3-d desk top printer in the world. ofple are getting ahead themselves, not understanding that it is not 3-d printers in the home. in this 3-d printing and manufacturing, we're coming into a third industrial revolution right now. that is the

side but they are confident it won't impact their ps.pokesperson kevin keenan. >> a great deal of it is the experience of our captains. seven of our captains have 111 years of experience at the helm of the "maid of the mist." >> it's the greatest view in the world, i think. >> reporter: mark keith was their eighth captain. he jumped ship to join hornblower. >> i think it's really good. it's going to create more of a better product for the general consumers. >> reporter: this week, hornblower kristened a modern fleet of catamarans that can carry 100 more passengers per trip. they are also offering more services, including cocktail cruises and extended hours. >> we would love to be operating on both sides of the gorge because the product we see here we would also be able to operate there. >> we have been around here since 1846. we're not going anywhere, except to the base of niagra falls. >> reporter: only time will tell if both companies ask kstay afloat. vanita nair, cbs news, new york. sphwhrim some lucky new yorkers are already finding

keep it here for the latest updates on this collision on our face book and twister pagtter ps two suspects shot and killed two police officers and a third person in las vegas today. the suspects shot the officers at a cici's pizza restaurant before fatally shooting a third person inside a nearby walmart. authorities say both shooters killed themselves following the rampage. the motive for the shooting remains under investigation. high temperatures and wind is a bad combination. we spoke with a calfire official earlier today. to get the details on how easily fires can start in the summer season. hot weather around the bay area today. this is video from alamo square park. john kerry breaks his silence on the bergdahl exchange. drawing criticism from both democrats and republicans. scott thompson has the latest on kerry's comments and the reaction from critics. >>"no one should doubt the capacity of america to protect americans." >>secretary of state john kerry is speaking out for the first sergeant bowe bergdahl. kerry defends the exchange of five guantanamo detainees. expressing confidence

flying up here, the guy in front airport was 4 in his a ps luggage. times the capability to do games. he was waiting to get to a tv and i could play this on the plane. much.nk you very really cool stuff for the next chips. we appreciate that. videos that can help your startup attract investors. that is next. ♪ back.come i'm cory johnson carried in the startup world, you have to be able to win clearly what your company does to get customers and investors. a lot of companies are choosing to do this with short, animated explainer videos from production houses like switch video. the companies produce hundreds of videos for startups and tech giants. joining us now to talk about this growing business is which switch video'ss ceo. nothing like a picture describing a story. >> we have been doing this for quite a while and have dug into the brain science behind it. ,f you actually read the text people will only remember 10% of it. if you put that together with images and tell that story 60%ally, people will retain of the information. that is why those videos h

. >> police saying campus ps in the area will h be heavily controlled after a gunman shot and killednd wounded a teacher. this is just east of portland. suspect opened fire in a school's gym. a pe teacher managed to get up and set the school's lock down feature. >> this is not u.s. posupposed happen to any teacher or child but we will get through this together. >> police found the shooter dead in a bathroom stall, they believe he took his own life. >> it is 5:49, the truck driver who investigators say caused the crash that killed tracy morgan and killed his mentor will face a judge5ó# today. he plowed into morgan's limo. morgan is still in critical condition. a tweet believed to come from his account told officers he had been awake for more than 24 hours. >> heigl will be the first person from the obama administration to testify about the rescue from the taliban. >> president obama coming back to the bay area looking to cash in ?> no debating

humidity levels on 10 ps. >> we'll break down the areas that will approach triple-digit territory and how long the heat spell will last? >>> the expected high temperatures and low joins led to a spare the air alert for tomorrow. bay area air quality management district anticipate high-levels of smog. the air pollution is particularly harmful to seniors, children with asthma and anyone way respiratory or heart condition. you can help out by not driving tomorrow as well as not using gas mowers. this is the fourth spare the air alert so far this season. >>> and ahead at 10:30. the jump in the tiffs will elevate bay area fire ricks and we look at the dangerous combination as some areas heat up. >>> also you can see up-to-date on conditions across the bay area are the ktvu weather app available for download on apple and android smartphones and tablets. >>> dense smoke from a scrapyard fire set off a shelter-in-place order this afternoon. ktvu's patti lee is live at the sims facility in hayward, where this is not the first fire there. >> reporter: this is the third major fire at a bay area

ps, also he was a racist. >> and other stuff. >> i missed that part. >> there is just thrown in there. >> he said hella busy. >> the other point i want to make generally is we are in a revolution. it is the technological revolution. >> they are scary. >> they really are. the industrial revolution you had all of the machinery where people were losing their arms and they went flying off. people would have horrific injuries and now it is the same a -- same thing. you operate this machinery and it is every bit as dangerous as say these giant farm machineries. you don't know how you are using it. the cell phone is basically a thresher for reputation. >> how would you sext? >> she can dictate to her. >> the person is unconscious. >> maybe he was doing hands free sexting. >> we don't know how he got caught, but clearly somebody turned him in. >> my mother is getting a c section right now. which hospital are you at? >> and he is a racist. >> enough. coming up, the apocalypse. i know when, but you will have to send me a dollar to find out. you know the address. why is everyone upset with a new

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. >> noicianormally filled with ps and monks. these are the ninnevah plains, next to the city of mosul, other religious minorities, and shia kurds. now control much of this tariff tri. released from school, children ooshes this territory. >> parents watch news from what has become a battle front. all along here in the mountains, there there are caves where early christians came for safety. but mosul is less than 20 miles from here. and even in these thick stone walls a lot of families feel the danger is closing in. dozens of families who fled mosul while they're staying here in rooms normally occupied by monks and pilgrims. nadia is one of them. her husband was shot dead in mosul four years ago, in a wave of violence. >> he came up and shot him with four bullets, one in the head. my son carried his body into a taxi. he died while they were passing the church. >> her youngest daughter is engaged to an iraqi in sweden. nadia plans to go back to mosul so she doesn't lose her job. noshein order to apply for a aam she would need to le

one of the main characters of the books as, ps, huge gown with being one of the five? but it was a tough but for them. it was not televised. >> anyway, the last year or so since the decisions came down, you know, there has been a wave, somewhere around a dozen or more of state little challenges to marisol's. most of the state's the marriage ban has been overturned. and most of the time when these bands are challenged an overturned the case that is actually being cited by the state level judges windsor. it is not the proper rate case. the windsor case which you talk about a little bit, overturning the federal law. so at a certain level if you compare both, in many ways windsor and a lot more index. did you feel in some way that may be covered -- for focused on the wrong case? >> no. i focused on the blow. the prop eight case is the tale of a group of people and decided to upset the status quo. what they did was really an insurrection this was against the wisdom of the establishment. they have amazing chapters what that case clinton's wonderful scene where just before th

she added ps, it's daddy's birthday, pps, it's summer, you know. >> okay. guess the boss saw it and responded with a crayon letter that said, "dear katie, thank you for your thoughtful note and request." they gave dad the whole week off. >> don't you love that? milla is at home penning a letter now to don nash. mommy wants -- >> mom any needs -- >> mommy desperately needs a day off. i really don't. it's fine. >> if you love -- this is an ad that is actually a fake ad. we want to stress it is not real. we thought it was so funny, we thought we would show you, for grey poupon. you know the ads, the k mart ads, ship my pants? have you ever seen those ads? >> yes, i have. but remember the grey poupon ads from the '90s, excuse me, do you have any grey poupon? >> i remember those. but this -- i think somehow i think it is in line with the ship my pants. >> ship my pants. >> that's what i said. let's watch. >> i'm a bit of a classic. i pop uppen my butter. >> i poupon my potato salad. >> i poupon my kids' lunches. >> i poupon my fingers. >> grandma. >> gray point,

sales yet, but overall the fed speakers will be much more important in terms of the short move in the s&ps and the dow and the nasdaq. >> in terms of the s&p, we are just 2.5 percentage points from the 2,000 level. if we reach the 2,000 level, the price to ratio level will be about 16. that's still in line with historical averages, but at what point does the market become overvalued? >> well, it is. i think the p.e. ratio fears, you have to get into the 20s before that's something you worry about. we are at the middle to high end of the average high range. so if you look historically, we can get up to 21, 22, 23 before you have to worry about it being overvalued. i don't think we'll see that any time soon. the interesting part is you mentioned a couple of times in the show that we've had six record highs in the last seven sessions. those record highs, i think it's a little bit overblown when you look at that. there will be a big pull-back when we reach 2,000. i think we'll get there but it will be psychological. 2,000 to me is one point than 1,999. it's an easy target. i think we'll reach

delivered 90%ps or better, and about one third delivered 60%.icials say there is some work to be done when it comes to consistency. a couple of other findings, the vast majority of isp speeds were largely unchanged. speed,10% of last year's except for qwest. that was one of the big improve her's. winning -- it improved its bead 16%. and verizon dsl actually showed results that were worse than last year. and that is part of a broader trend as well. fiber and cable technologies moving toward higher speeds and dsl is lagging. that may be the difference in economics in upgrading dsl relative to other technologies, a higher price point to make some of those upgrade. it may require structural plant upgrades to get to those higher speeds. but sec officials say they expect improvement in that area as well. >> thank you so much for that update. forously, some implications the fight between netflix and verizon. netflix blaming verizon for slow speed and delivery. right now, getting back to amazon. getting underway any moment now, a smartphone expected to

not only does grant have to send the six core out to the outskirts of washington, he also has to mark ps, have then go north and join the sixth and the what isorps, forming called the army of the shenandoah. early did a lot of damage simply andiverting resources making people pay attention to washington, which in an election year, seeing confederate forces looking at the silver spring metro station -- that is something you might want to worry about. there is an image problem here, an image is everything in a presidential election year. throughs to labor reconstructing a command structure around the district of columbia. that is one of the odder stories of the war. because he soon found out that henry halleck, whenever confederates are near, knew where his liquor cabinet was and got sufficiently drunk, which made halleck's dispatches make more sense. [laughter] there was talk of -- hold your breath -- or to mcclellan -- george mcclellan being appointed to defend washington. which would have been ironic on a number of levels. it was talk of george meade, who by this time was truly irritabl

we look into the circumstance ps of the disappearance. the u.s.has been able to maintain good order and discipline in that investigation, if they find there was a point where bowe let us down. at the same time, they are so happy to have him out of the enemy's hands and relieved that he's getting good care right now in germany and they're looking forward to a reunion obviously with sthar son. >> general boykin, general eaton, let me bring the two of you in and try to turn the corner, first to you general buy kin, from all that you know of sergeant bergdahl and all that you know about this swap for his release, what do you think of the swap? >> i think the swap has to be put in perspective. first of all, i have a high regard for my esteemed colleagues, but i disagree with them, because i think he is a deserter. i think all the evidence is there. i've never seen people line up against an individual in their platoon the way they have in this situation. i am not dismissing what i believe is truthful testimony by some honorable men that served. i believ