ten miles of purple pipes are being installed. they will deliver recycled water to key areas of the city. jodi hernandez is in pleasanton with more on the purple pipe project. >> reporter: the lawns are dry and brown as they are throughout the bay area. that's all about to change thanks to a $17 million effort to pump in recycled sewer water at a time water has never been scarcer. >> reporter: work began today on what's being called the purple pipeline project. workers are installing purple colored pipes throughout much of the city. that will soon pump 450 million gallons of recycled water a year to some of pleasanton's biggest water users. >> using more recycled water. it's a great way to preserve a precious resource. >> reporter: the sports park and the sports fields will be first to go online followed by the hacienda business park. in this time of drought, the city says recycled water is the way to go. while brown has become the new green, the purple pipes will soon pump in what it takes to brighten up the landscape once again.

it's called the purple pipeline project. workers are installing purple-colored pipe throughout much of the city. that will soon pump 450 million gallons recycled water a year to some of pleasanton's biggest water users. >> using more recycled water is a great way to preserve a precious resource. >> reporter: the sports park and fields will be the first to go online, followed by the has en da business park. it will save 10% of pleasanton's drinking water. >> save a lot of money and more importantly, save a lot of water. >> reporter: in this time of drought, the city says recycled water is the way to go. while brown has become the new green, the purple pipes will pump in what it needs to brighten the landscape once again. >> purple is the new green. we're really excited about this project. >> reporter: if all goes as planned, this lawn will be getting all the water it needs to make it happy and green by this time next year. in pleasanton, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, jodi. >> you like that purple is th

. >>> up next at 11:00, purple is the new green. the innovative way pleasanton is saving water. >> and a lot of sunshine and cooler temperatures. i'll have the rest of the microclimate forecast coming up after this break. aocamanakean liky tr. we'lha tho >> would you want to meet the family of your grandfather's killer? a local man makes an unlikely trip. we have his exclusive story. slemoonawous. bayar matooan likt >> 70 years after emotional rules, and a bay area man took an unlikely trip to japan hoping to heal some of those. >> today marks 70 year since the united states' official victory over dia pa when tjapan was the was signed. >> george hen kins was serving in a british navy, manning a gun aboard an aircraft carrier when a kamikaze pilot flew right into him. both henkins and the pilot were killed. >> george was the only one that died, but he saved the lives of his gun crew. >> he would never meet his grand father, and henkins dad was just 4 months old when it happened. >> i missed having a grandfather. my father certainly m

here is the parkway split into the work zone at the art museum and the purple zone to city hall. no ticket needed for the more distance purple zone, but everybody has to go through airport type security so come early. >> optimistic event organizers thought there could be 4,000 to 5,000 chartered buses carrying pilgrims to see the pope, but today a remarkably low number announced 1100, with 190,000 unsold train passes and thousands of unbooked rooms, there is a growing sense that people are not opting to navigate the road closures in place during the pope's stay and a harsh assessment of city hall preparations announced by the city controller,'nounced 160 businesses inside of the traffic box, hotels and restaurants reporting a lack of clarity how deliveries will be made and trash pickup inside of the zone. >> there has to be a plan for continuous trash removal so the trash bins don't become overrun and we don't have a rodent problem and don't show a bad face to the world. >> well the mayor's office not please with the controller's tonight, he said if he really wanted to help folks

for the unveiling of the purple purse. >> and a heads-up for wearing purple. >> i am too so there you usual trend. >> always wonderful to have k. dub here. be sure to watch the season premiere of "scandal" tonight, tonight, we got to get back in time from the reception on 9:00 here on abc. outside to ginger. >> robin, you don't have to tell me. i checked my dvr three times to make sure "scandal" is on there. good morning, everybody. i'm seated and you're find out why very soon but i'm seated in a comfortable new york city because that's how we're starting the morning in the northeast. beautiful temperatures that will reveal themselves into a beautiful and perfect forecast for the pope. 80, washington, d.c. all right, that's the big pictur >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist mike nicco. check out warm temperatures today from 80 in san francisco, the rest upper 80s, mid 90s inland east bay. accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow, saturday, autumn br >> all that weather brought to you by johnson & johnson. robin. >> i'm here still with kerry washington. don't take a single shot. please

>> i had to shout that he was turning purple and he needed to let him go.e could have fell unconscious or he could have been dead. >>> august 7th, 2010. shoppers and tourists pack the hollywood walk of fame. college student joshua fountain is waiting for a friend at the bus stop when alejandro reya and his brother, pablo, walk out of the forever 21 store with stolen t-shirts stuffed in alejandro's bag. >> when he left, the security guard approached him, but he did not hear him and then he started to walk off. and that's when the security guard just jumped on him and tackled him. >> started hearing a bit of a ruckus behind me and i saw two individuals grabbing each other and they both fell to the ground. i brought up my phone and decided to just record it. >> as the struggle plays out right in front of him, it quickly becomes clear to joshua that there is a reason alejandro didn't hear the security guard. >> right away i knew he was deaf and he was trying to let the security guard know he was deaf. >> but the security guard who now has alejandro in a head lo

one of the americans was getting a purple heart. >> that's right.cretary debra james announced her decision to award the purple heart earlier this week, saying airman first class spencer stone, or captain america has he is known, helped prevent an act of terrorism abroad 0 aboard the french train in europe. his friends, army specialists alec car latos, and anthony sadler, were also honored in the pentagon's center courtyard, stone received the air force's highest noncombat aired. >> -- award. >> when some took care and ran, o do, these three friends said, let's go. if that sounds familiar, it's because it is. >> the same words uttered by the hero on flight 93 on 9/11. today stone and his friends met with president obama in the oval office. >> they represent the very best of america. american character. and it's these kinds of young people who make me extraordinarily optimistic and hopeful about our future, and i want to thank each and every one of them.úu >> on august 21 they subdued, disarmed and subdude an armed gunman. the gunman was armed with a

purple and gold. not green like calistoga but they are here showing that purple because this would have been middletown's homecoming weekend. a homecoming that many people in middletown won't have. reporting live in calistoga, emily turner kpix 5. >> they are trying to move the evacuees at the napa county fairgrounds. the site in calistoga isn't a long-term solution. they are trying to find a better location. food and donation continue to stream in for the evacuees. truckloads of items such as flashlights, diapers, pet crates, are being delivered. as for the damage estimate, way too soon to tell. state farm says it's received at least 320 claims from "valley fire" victims so far. but many insurers are just starting to get people into the burn area to assess the devastation. >>> some homeowners chased out because of the "butte fire" are being allowed to return today. the mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted in amador county. that news comes now that the fire is 60% contained. two people died, 3

obama presented the purple heart and the airman's mental at the pentagon. anthony sadler will receive the civilian award. that is the secretary of defense's metal for a job well done. and tonight, bill cosby's accusers are speaking out. many of the women who say that they were sexually assaulted by bill cosby were the focus of a one-hour special. many talked about what went on with them when they were alone with the comedian. many talked about unwanted advances to groping to drugging to rape. >> it was literally like being under anesthesia and trying to come out but you can't. after that, i don't know how i ended up in a hotel room. the special airs tonight at 9:00. cosby, who has never been charged with a crime, has denied all the claims, but according to an affidavit, has obtained quaaludes in order to have sex. going on with the weather, doug? some nice sunshine. doug: that's right, in fact, it and it is going to get cooler, in fact permit let's look at the conditions over in maryland. a beautiful midday there. temperatures are already in the lower 80's

my favorite one is purple one, purple is my favorite color.l like i pick out purple ones first and eat them. is what the purple flavor? is it just food coloring. >> yes. >> wouldn't it be cool if it was, what are different flavors, nacho cheese and they have cool doritos and each one was cool ranch. each one was i have different flavor. >> hard to beat the original. >> great that they are doing it. >> yes. >> 6:55. new barbie set to hit store shelves in weeks. why parents are worried about this doll, hanging out in the child's bedroom. >> welshing hello, hello, hello. >>> and we're getting pumped up for eagles/cowboys games. the second game has turned into a must win. can you imagine if we start zero and two. >> seriously. >> we are talking x's and o's with former eagle g. cobb, he will be in the studio in just a minute. >>> we are following breaking news in moorestown burlington county, sky fox over a water main break in the center of town in the area of 77 east main street right in front of the moorestown friend school. right now, main stree

. >> look at that purple. holy [ bleep ]!ld do this for hours. >>> plus the tuesday buzzword for a chance to win an ipad mini. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> i got you a gift. i don't know if you know about their existence. >> you did not. >> out in nature for most of success a beautiful experience because we get to see the colors, the scenery. this guy has not seen or experienced most of that stuff like the rest of us, but today he is about to. >> i can read your shirt. >> right off the bat he reacts to a gift he's received from his friend, brandt, the enchroma glasses that allow color blind people to see the full array of colors. he looks around at the woods around him and his daughter right there with him. >> my god, your hair is purple! ha, ha, ha! oh my god. holy [ bleep ]. >> dad really can't scold you for doing stuff to your hair if he's color blind. >> we're going to be doing this all day. >> i'd want to take him to the butterfly pavilion, the ice cream shop. >> show him double rainbow. >> look at the reds!

. >> these purple lines have a second transgene taken from the fruit the clementine.lled the ft gene. this allows citrus trees to mature faster. he showed me a three-month-old tree ling. >> if i looked at this as a layperson this is a cute little plant, buts but as a farmer this would blow mine mind. >> trees can take eight years before they flower and bear fruit. if scientists are able to age the citrus plants they can confirm this the orange is resistant to greening and save the orange. not to mention purple margaritas could be the next big thing. >> do you want a lab cocktail? >> fruits will have gm crocs waiting in the wings for when the public wants or needs them. >> we've learned that a disease shows up you better have something ready to combat it rather than looking for solution after the disease is there. >> we're talking about possibly having these gm foods end up at our homes. kara, you snuck a bite. >> it tasted like a strawberry. it was a really good strawberry. i don't think it was because genetically modified. it's because kevin knows how to grow a reall

i want to talk about the purple purse campaign. >> thank you, yes, the allstate purple purse foundationere for the second year in a row i have designed a bag and it's a purple purse because purple is the color for domestic violence awareness and a purse is the center of a woman's financial domain. it's where your car key, house key, wallet, cell phone, everything lives in your purse so a purple purse is to help raise awareness around financial abuse, the number one reason women stay in abusive relationships and why they go back when they leave is because they don't have a sense of financial freedom and so this is really about empowering women to take control of their livelihood and finances and lives. >> people don't talk about that. okay, i did leave a little time tore this but that was very important to get that in. >> thank you. >> just give it a crank. >> i have two questions. the first one is from your staff here. >> uh-oh. >> if it were up to you to come up with a role for yourself on "scandal," what would it be and answer well because shonda might be watching. >> you got pull the

. >> look at that purple. >> yeah. >> holy [ bleep ]. i could do this for hours. >> and getting a selfie behind a canoe. >> you are about to see why he was lucky he was not going faster. >> that canoe is not going anywhere now. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, get covered up by chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds. what every coconut wants. >>> i got you a gift, i don't know if you know of their existence. come on. you did not? >> nature for most of us is a beautiful experience, we get to see the colors and this guy has not seen or experienced most of that stuff like the rest of us. but today. >> i can read your shirt. [ laughter ] >> right off the bat, he reacts to do a gift he has received are from his friend, brandt, it's the glasses that allows color blind people to see the full array of colors. he starts looking around, not just at the woods, but at his daughter. >> my god, your hair is purple. oh, my god. [ laughter ] [ bleep ]. >> dad really can't scold you doing something to your hai

. >> look at that purple. holy [ bleep ]! i could do this for hours. >>> plus the tuesday buzzword forhance to win an ipad mini. here in vineland, new jersey, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. it's white breast meat chicken every time. because white breast meat chicken releases its flavor into the broth and absorbs more flavor from it. and in vineland, it's all about flavor so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> i got you a gift. i don't know if you know about their existence. >> you did not. >> out in nature for most of success a beautiful experience because we get to see the colors, the scenery. this guy has not seen or experienced most of that stuff like the rest of us, but today he is about to. >> i can read your shirt. >> right off the bat he reacts to a gift he's received from his friend, brandt, the enchroma glasses that allow color blind people to see the full array of

you can see the purple is when you see purple on these maps, that means the road is completely closed here and obviously unless you perhaps are resident of the area, we do not advise you to be up there. there is a lot of closures in this area. highway 29 also near highway 20. we have a lot, even the roads that are not closed you will see delays because of fire equipment moving in and out. please give yourself plenty of time. highway 29 at 175 is the main closure. 4:38 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> another destructive wild fire continues to rage in the i era foothills. it has if. at least 86 homes have been destroyed. 6400 structures remain threatened at this point. the flames have forced thousands from their homes with mandatory evacuation orders in place for many areas. more than 4100 firefighters are battling that fire out in the gold country. the local casino has opened its doors for evacuees. >> we started turning hotel rooms into dormitories by putting more cots in a hotel room. >> we can't thank ranch rio for all the stuff they have done. >> donations like di

show support and wear purple today. extra purple would not hurt you. it's cool out the door. some 30s north and west. colder start to the week, and temperatures are going to climb as we head into fall. how ironic. high pressure should be in charge for the pope. there could be light rain or drizzle tonight. mixed skies, more of a northeast wind, and we could see 25-mile an hour wind gusts and clouds at time as well. numbers where they should b. 55:00 3, hopefully it feels like a typical commute, alex. >> this morning in queens a disabled truck at 84th street. delays stretching back past the van wyck expressway. we will continue to update you on this alert. >>> the drive drive speed map showing montauk highway is closed in both directions at north ocean avenue, and this is due to a crash there. on staten island. we have an accident blocking two lanes on the eastbound staten island expressway at clove road. not a great alternate through the area. remember to be safe, don't text and drive. chris and mary, back to you. >> alex, thank you so much. in this morning's health watch, ma

so he says reed it again so we stood at attention while the purple heart was again presented and at theend, the president pushed his forehead to the marines and it was a moment i try to capture because there's a relationship between a commander-in-chief who's made a decision and to see it through was something i felt i should beware of witness to because i showed it was like behind the scenes when there were no cameras around and how he conducted himself and the other part of that story is we then continue on and one of the families that we saw they are from the caribbean and her son was on life support. he wasn't going to make it and she was so inconsolable and he tried to console her at first and it wasn't what she wanted and then he was very upset and yelling at him and asking why is it my child. not yours. he stood there and let her say whatever she needed to say. he wanted to absorb some of her grief like he needed to feel it. and when the husband finally said okay and the president left and saw a couple more wounded as he got into the marine one to lead into the way that he and th

i want to come back to the thing we have not spent enough time on, this is a purple problem. those of us on the left can see most clearly the economic sources of this problem and want to do some thing about it. there are people on the conservative side, who use a different lens and can see most clearly the effects of family disruption among poor families of all races on the prospect of kids. and the stories of kids we gathered across america, i want to return not just the abstract discussion, but to real kids. but, part of that is because mary's parents paid in irresponsible ways. we interviewed a kid from duluth who is now on drugs, how did you get on drugs -- her dad was addicted to meth and wanted to get high, but did not want to get high alone, so her dad taught molly how to do meth. i don't even know how to do it. i have to check. we all know this. i am not making an attack on single moms who are often doing terrific jobs in the face of lots of obstacles, but i am saying it is harder to do that and therefore we need to think, all of us, even those on the more progressive

the rank of second lieutenant, received the silver star and the distinguished service cross and a purple heart. you can see by the helmet that he was nearly killed from the large sized dent in the brim of his helmet that was caused by a german machine gun bullet. his uniform and all the assessors were donated by his daughter, who lives here in cincinnati. what we call the first world war today was originally called the great war. 1939 with the coming of the second world war. this is the leather flight jacket of donald of cincinnati. he served with the 65th fighter squadron and north africa, sicily, and italy. he was shot down twice. he served overseas for one year. and ied five air medals believe the distinguished flying cross for his service. this piece came from his family just a few years ago with all of his personal effects. veterans, with most the highlight of his life. like many of these people, today the unknown as the greatest generation. and i really believe they are. the world war ii generation is rapidly disappearing. we are losing thousands every day. most of these men are to

spencer stone will receive a purple heart for injuries to his neck and hand he received in that attackier's medal. anthony sadler will receive the secretary of defense's medal of valor. let's listen in for a moment. >> from netherlands to paris on 21 august, 2015. airman stone immediately responded after seeing a heavily armed begun man enter his train car want the fire an ak-47. he sprinted unarmed towards the gunman and brought him to the ground. the gunman was armed with the assault rifle and automatic pistol, a box cutter and bottle of gasoline. despite receiving multiple lacerations on his face, neck and thumb, airman stone with the help of other passengers was able to disarm the gunman after choking to the gunman to the point of unconsciousness, airman stone ensured he was unable to move. he rendered critical like saving care to stop the bleeding to the gunshot wound to the neck suffered by another passenger. his decisive actions prevented the gunman from opening fire on unarmed civilians potentially saving the lives of hundreds of passengers and saving the life of a wounded pass

here is the parkway split into the work zone at the art museum and the purple zone to city hall. no ticket needed for the more distance purple zone, but everybody has to go through airport type secuit

would put the 80,000 people in the ticketed area in red and 150 to 200,000 in the access area in purple. the new numbers are not some people. >> the secret service is warning people it could take two to three hours to get through security check points. >>> a warning for those inside security zones officials will begin towing cars parked on the streets this weekend beginning at 6:00 p.m. there are exemptionses -- exemptions for people who have special placards. >>> septa will sell one day regional rail passes available at jefferson and suburban station from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the 10-dollar round trip ticket is required for entry the weekend the pope comes to town. >>> homeland security secretary jeh johnson approved the for the pope. he expects the visit to go smoothly. >>> two people are in the hospital after a wild crash overnight in philadelphia's olney section. a does sedan hit a pole and an appliance store and the other suv involved hit a pole and landed on the roof. the two people hurt are hospitalized in stable condition. l&i are checking the stability of the store. police are

joe: this chart shows the orange line is a measure of liquidity, and the purple line is the five year breakeven measure that is been going down dramatically. the five-year breakeven measure that has been going down dramatically. >> global liquidity is shrinking because the fed has finished qe. a lot of other central banks, like china, now having to sell their reserves. people are not so surprised that they did not hike. people seem blindsided by the language the fed used. where you surprised by that? the extent to which they continue to sound as dovish, did that sound as a surprise to you? it right,f people got and a lot of people got it wrong. let's not forget that. they are trying to figure out what was the fed supposed to do, and they're trying to argue, perhaps there is a lot of uncertainty because they did not raise rates. there was huge uncertainty whether they raised rates are not. i think that is a huge problem. for the fed to figure out the downside of inflation risk, global liquidity concerns. the have to keep delaying rays until 2016, in my opinion. bank economist see a hik

the emergency routes cleared today shown in purple on this map, crisscross the city east to west andorth to south. streets like lombard, spring garden and vine. >> they'll be open roads for fire, ambulance or police response. the parking authority says since sunday, it's towed nearly 300 cars city wide, only one-fifth the number it expected. but for contract electrician anthony wood, no parking meant no work. >> i ain't going to make money for the next couple of days i can't come down until next tuesday. >> reporter: by tomorrow evening, even driving around the core parkway don't will be restricted. lots of preparation for early deliverieses a bearing fruit. >> a once in a lifetime opportunity. it's going to happen whether we like it or not. so we just embrace it. >> reporter: people taking it as it comes. next dead line in all of this is tomorrow night late when the security perimeter begins to take shape starting at 10:00 tomorrow night. only people who live and work in that immediate parkway zone will be allowed inside. live along lombard street, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> a

. >> never seen purple the three directors we lived through. green a lot but never purple. we would wake up the kids to go play in the snow. >> snow? >> snow. >> i like the sound of that word right now. >> ice. ice. >> bring it. >> some people are living the heat and do not want to give up the summer. we are in the transition to fall and high clouds from the camera and the flag is on the ferry building pointing to the east and that means we are going to be comfortable at the coast but, hot elsewhere, and less sunshine and heat this weekend but we will have more humidity and that could spark a showers and thunderstorm. it feels like fall, dryer humidity and cooler conditions. a bit of an onshore flow at 12 and piper cools like yesterday but low-to-mid 90 throughout the south bay, san jose, 93 and pushing to the upper 90s and low 100s and santa cruz is 90 and on the peninsula from redwood city south, low-to-mid 90s and more relief around millbrae and san mateo and mid-to-upper 80s and there is the comfortable conditions along the coast, upper 60 to lowent and flirting with 8

amid-the chaos and gunfire, terror frozen on the face of a girl in purple, a 14 kreerld. than a year later we found her and her family. we're going to meet some old friends we incountered in dramatic circumstances more than a year ago. and they are right up here. how are you? she and her older sister are here. along with their elder brother, his wife and his three children. their situation now much better than the unfinished construction site where they lived for the first seven months after isis made them flee their homes. the girls tell me they go to school here and they say the camp has started to feel like home. >> you have gotten a little taller since i saw you last. >> reporter: it does not take long for terrible memories to res resurface. >> what's making you sad right now? >> translator: when i see you, i remember what happened. >> translator: we saw isis with our own eyes, how they were capturing people. if we drove down the wrong road that day, we would have ended up in isis hands, but we took a different road and made it to the mountain. >> reporter: in the yea

for the purple. this area in here. that's fenced in with no ticket. in the yellow surrounding in the perimeter are no cars allowed. you will not be allowed access at all. for all of the areas in the green, if you are in one of these areas you live here and have a car in this area. you can drive 4 car around. there will be traffic and won't be very easy to park. once you leave the green area you cannot come back in. that's something to pay attention to. i'm going over the borders here. here is the northern edge from per regard to bridge, ridge to spring carton right here all the way to the river. you can see that in hire. that's where that traffic box starts there. >> we have the western edge. 40th all the way to university. for the southern edge in here, no cars in. remember, once you gev you can't come back. that's the schuylkill iway to south street, south street all the way to the river. you don't want to get stuck outside of the box. >> we have it all only our "nbc 10 news" app. the moment police shot and killed a man in a wheelchair. we hear from

spencer stone will receive a purple heart. he hurt his hand fighting the suspect.k skarlatos receive military awards from the secretary of defense, and anthony sadler gets a civilian award for the valor. the laundry detechnologient could look different, the maker of the pods say they will work to meet new voluntary guidelines to help prevent poisoning when kids mistake the pods for candy. they will put pods inside an opaque container, make the packets harder to puncture and adding a bit are taste to the film. regulators want them to go further by making the detechnologyent not poisonous. >> grabbing chips at the check out counter could be a thing of the past at one retailer. target said they will put healthy foods near the cash registers at and stores and they will move traditional high pat and high calorie treats away trying to tap into the health and wellness area that consumers are trying to get into. competitors by c.v.s. and wal-mart are trying similar campaigns and making the health of the remain employee as priority. target is offering fitbit to 335,000 empl

another 150 to 200,000 in the open access area in purple. the new numbers are not fazing some people. >> i don't have tickets, but i might walk up and see and feel and watch it on one of the large tvs. of i'm excited for the city and to have the pope here is an honor. >> secret service is warning people that it could take two three hours to get inside the checkpoints. >>> officials will begin towing cars that are parked on streets this weekend. the towing begins at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night. there are exemption for residents who have special i should placards. the first area is from the art museum to southeast beyond city hall. septa will sell regional rail passes for the tickets. the tickets are available at jefferson and suburban station from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. the ten dollar round trip tickets are required for entry on the regional rails the weekend the pope comes to town. >>> homeland security secretary jeh johnson was in town approved the contingency plans for papal event. he expects the visit to go smoothly. >>>

pink and purple paint the skies over a downtown city skyline. it could be any city in the world. but this is panama. a country stuck in the middle. one of latin america's richest. with overwhelming poverty, smack in the middle of incredible wealth. but most of what makes panama great is its incredible canal. more than one hundred years old, and still an engineering marvel. this is one of the most amazing things i've ever seen, where massive ships glide between slim locks in an incredibly cool and perfectly synchronized ballet. welcome to techknow, we are in panama and all this construction around me is for the expansion of the new panama canal. it is massive in size and scope. and especially when you see it from up there. the new canal, like the old canal, is all about moving massive ships between two of the world's great oceans. they're really just adding an extra lane here to fit the modern vessels of the 21st century. if you remember history class, the french started here in 1880. the u-s came in and finished the job in 1914, creating a canal for the ages, a 50 mile long fresh

he got the nato medal, bronze star and purple heart. he's survived by his wife and parents and five sirblings. i honor his outstanding service and sacrifice to our nation and also sacrifice of his family. mr. speaker, we should pass this bill to remember the brave leadership from sergeant zachary fisher and to honor the ultimate sacrifice he made to our nation. i urge passage of h.r. 322 and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. chaffetz: mr. speaker, i have no additional speakers, but i'll reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. lieu: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back. the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. chaffetz: mr. speaker, it s my deep honor to support something that would honor the life, the sacrifice and the commitment and patriotism of sergeant fisher. i hope his family knows and inte

you would get these purple spots all over your body. you would get terrible diarrhea. your hair would start to fall out, become sick. i know of cases, many cases in which family members or friends came into hiroshima after the bombing looking for their relatives or their friends and coming several days after and they would die of raid age. some experts said the effects of radiation was gone very quickly. a lot of experts said that wasn't the case. this is the hiroshima hospital. it was above the hospital that the bomb actually detonated when it missed its initial target. he actually -- and in the elementary school, almost all the teachers and students were killed. it's only 3/10 of a mile from the hypocenter. i take my students now, every year on thmo

the purple line tends to lead the gold line. if you are looking for when are we going to get wage growth, this is another indicator that it should be coming as people get more optimistic about the economy and perceived to be more jobs available, wages hopefully rise. scarlet: when it comes to markets we are on average. we are not sure if we are up or down. choppiness is the word here. care to break it down for us, david, we got close to the s&p 500. the 10 year yield heading back to 2%. how has this been different than in late august. david: we don't have rising interest rates. we don't have an in they'll -- inverted yield curve. we don't have a slowing economy. those are the things that trigger major bear markets. lead sellofffusing by central bank policies which are not understood. and selected places. credit leads. if you put your chart backup and take a look at the bottom you will see a double bottom. when you see a double bottom you have to ask yourself one thing. is there liquidity pressure so much that it will drive back

glad you got the purple memo. ax didn't get it. and now the donald is responding, bob, he's saying do i have to come to the situation of the president when a situation like that occurs? should he have confronted that guy? >> no, we talk about mccain that was a general election. donald trump's people who vote for him believe that. now, is he going to stand there and tell his base you don't understand what you're talking about, is he really a muslim? he got away with it once again saying, and going into look into these things investigate all of these camps and things. but the fact is, when people say trump should have done that, should he have done it, was it the right thing to do? of course. was it the commit cal expedient think to do, i'm not sure. >> do you agree with that? >> not really. let's be clear. muslim is not a bad word. lots of good people are muslims and they're american, too. but we're certainly sensitive to the fact that people are concerned. >> by the way, the tweet, this is the first time in my life that i have caus

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and what is pointed out is that the purple line leaves the goal line, so if you're looking for when we will have the wage hike, this is another indicator it should be coming. as more people get optimistic about the economy, they perceive there are more jobs, then wages should arise. scarlet: we are all looking for that indicator. when it comes to markets, we are on edge. we are not sure if we are up or down. certainly, we are talking about choppiness. we have a representative from cumberland advisors, david. today we got low -- close , heading back to 2%. how does this -- how has it been different this time around? david: we do not have rising interest rates, we do not have an inverted yield curve, and we do not have a slowing economy that is slipping into recession. those are the things that trigger markets. this is a confusion led selloff by central bank policies that are not understood and selective places, you just said it, credit leads. if you put the chart back up and look at the bottom, you will see a double bottom. bottom, see a double you have to ask yourself one thing, is the

purple.y look like they are negatively correlated. , whenally what you want semiconductors are leading you get a longer-term payoff for technology. what we had so far this year was pretty substantial underperformance of semis. semiconductors suddenly started to outperform the broad market. we could see a much better outlook for technology at the end of the year. so you're fairly optimistic, but what would keep you nervous? >> figure the what might keep me up at night, if were on the ,recipice of a turn in the long 30 year bull market for bonds, had we navigate that environment going forward as investors? like you said, we are not working in this business without as our bigull market tailwind. that's going to be one of the biggest secular challenges that are generation of investors faces over the next 20 or 30 years. joe: gina, thank you for coming on. matt: when we come back, oil is not the only business being killed. another commodities prices drop i more than a third last year. it could be

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it's one of the earlier primaries among the state and it's a purple state. both republicans and the democrats consider it very, very important. reporting live in manassas, tom roussey, abc7 news. leon: all right, thank you, tom. leon: his number within competitor hillary clinton worked to shore up the support for her among the women voters in iowa. at the university of iowa, clinton promised to address the problem of sexual assault on college campuses. maureen: the republican race for the presidential nomination is narrowing with a new poll some calling outsiders donald trump and dr. ben carson pulling away from the pack. jeb bush fell to third place polling at 8%. dr. carson on the other hand tripled his poll number since july. we will speak with him in a few minutes. there may be a new candidate in the picture for the job of the metro general manager. after a month-long nationwide search it all came down to a tweet. brianne carter spoke with the possible candidate today. brianne: they are not commenting on anyone that is looking for the position but this t

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there was much more to yogi, he was a decorated sailor earning a purple heart in world war ii and there were his accomplishments on the field. john henry smith has more. >> he is a legend on the diamond. you about the he became an american icon because of the things he said. >> come to the fork in the road, take it. >> his name was lawrence peter berra but the world knew him as yogi, one of the greatest catchers to ever play the game. third most valuable player and 14 time all star. >> he does a tremendous job. >> this image of yogi jumping into don larson's arms after larson pitched a perfect game in 1956 world series, is an iconic sports photos. the other thing, a way with words, the future ain't what it used to be, and two phrases, it ain't over till it's over and this one repeated by former president george h.w. bush. >> deja vu all over again. as yogi berra would say. >> i don't know what i say, i don't make 'em pickup. >> when he claimed the yogi bear was defamiliar tri, he eventually tropped th dropped t. >> i hope you can accept my apology. >> it's over. >> and then this, a triu