. >> good radar data. we're now in the approach phase.ything looking good. >> altitude 42 -- >> houston you're go for landing, over. >> good for landing 3,000 feet. >> altitude 1,600. 1,400 feet still looking very good. 33 degrees. down to 19. 1,201. we're go. >> altitude velocity late. 15 forward. 200 feet, 4 1/2 down, 5 1/2 down. 60 seconds. lights on. down 2 1/2. forward. forward. 40 feet down 2 1/2. picking up some depth. four, forward. drifting to the right a little. okay. engine stopped. >> we copy you down eagle. >> tranquility base. the eagle has landed. >> through the window of the eagle, armstrong and aldrin see what no human eyes have ever seen before. their space craft casts a long shadow across the undisturbed dust of centuries. seven hours after landing after careful preparations for later ascent were completed, armstrong opens the eagle hatch and begins his climb down to the surface. the first footsteps on this strange new world must be taken cautiously. the moon has only 1/6th the gravity of earth. the nature of its surfac

. >> good radar data. we're now in the approach phase. everything looking good. altitude 4200. you're go for landing. over. >> open landing. 3,000 feet. >> altitude 1600. 1400 feet still looking very good. >> 33 degrees. 100 feet down. 19. >> roger. 1201 alarm. we're a go. we're a go. >> altitude velocity light, air down. 23 feet. 15 forward. another forward. 200 feet. 4 1/2 down. 5 1/2 down. 60 seconds. lights on. down 2 1/2. forward. forward. 30 feet down. 2 1/2. picking up some dust. forward. forward. drift to the right a little. engine stopped. >> we copy you down, eagle. >> tranquillity base, the eagle has landed. >> through the window of "the eagle" armstrong and aldrin see what no human eyes have ever seen before. their spacecraft casts a long shadow across the undisturbed dust of centuries. seven hours after landing, after careful preparations for later assent were completed armstrong opens the eagle hatch and begins his climb down to the surface. the first foot steps on this strange new world must be taken cautiously. the moon has only one sixth the gravity of earth. t

is not the best evidence they had when they have a satellite over the crash site when they have radar data when they have the xti airborne warning and control system station in germany in incursion they were flying around why are there not opening their files that is also really really suspicious and in my eyes they're hiding something or they know the truth better not willing the truth because the truth is too ugly for them they used every dirty trick in the book to blame it for russia if you would show a clear evidence that russia would be the perpetrator they would have it published immediately. a ceasefire in gaza is close to expiring and there's a no agreement to prolong and now the talks in cairo between israel and hamas have so far brought no result a month long conflict has already claimed up to one thousand nine hundred lives mostly palestinian civilians and as harry here reports hospitals can do little for those who've been injured. every day patients arrive from gaza to palestinian hospitals in jerusalem and the west bank the marcus said hospital in east jerusalem has received d

is not the best evidence they have when they have a satellite over the crash site when they have radar data when they have the xti airborne warning and control system station interim any incursion they were flying around why are there not opening their files that this is also really really suspicious and in my eyes they're hiding something or they know the truth better not willing the truth because the truth is too ugly for them they use every dirty trick in the book to blame it for russia if you would show a clear evidence that russia would be the perpetrator they would have it published immediately. was banned a number of nations from russia's food market as a response to sanctions imposed by western countries over the crisis in ukraine the dollar has more on their reaction to the measures. well russia has banned the import of foodstuffs from those countries that backed sanctions against russia so these are the united states canada australia norway and perhaps most significantly the e.u. talking about over twelve billion euros a year worth of trade done from the e.u. to russia with regard

is not the best evidence they had when they have a satellite over the crash site when they have radar data when they have the xti airborne warning and control system station in germany and they were flying around why are there not opening their files that this is also really really suspicious and in my eyes they're hiding something or they know the truth better not willing the truth because the truth is too ugly for them they use every dirty trick in the book to blame it for russia if it would show a clear evidence that russia would be the perpetrator they would have it published immediately. to help you stay with us here on all three international plenty more to come such as mobile home for a million small phones across the globe are infected with an invisible bug we will look at how the program is stealing private data everything from bank passwords to text messages and also in the way the u.s. senate accuses the cia of trying to cover up the truth behind its use of torture in june the bush administration. i was trained. in december of two thousand and ten. more likely to be raped in col

is not the best evidence they had when they have a satellite over the crash site when they have radar data when they have the xti airborne warning and control system station in germany and in cook and they were flying around why are there not opening their files that this is also really really suspicious and in my eyes they're hiding something or they know the truth better not willing the truth because the truth is too ugly for them they used every dirty trick in the book to blame it for russia if it would show a clear evidence that russia would be the perpetrator they would have it published immediately. do stay with us plenty more to come this hour including edward snowden is in russia to stay and say whistleblower is granted a three year residence permit for russia with the possibility of permanent citizenship in the future. i marinate join me. in part and. very concerned and much. only passed and. waters. under me because. i saw it spread all over. food you have in the. drowns out in the judicial inquiry furthermore those restrictions. really. welcome back the u.s. is considering strik

is not the best evidence they have when they have a satellite over the crash site when they have radar data when they have the airport warning and control system station in germany and they were flying around why are there not opening their files that is also really really suspicious and in my eyes they're hiding something or they know the truth better not willing the truth because the truth is too ugly for them they use every dirty trick in the book to blame it for russia if you could show a clear evidence that russia would be the perpetrator they would have it published immediately. ukrainian m.p. and self-proclaimed vigilante or locally call has the eye of an international human rights watchdog amnesty international has accused wade a deputy of the rather deputy of abducting and ill treating people in eastern ukraine which is a violation of international legal standards. and his associates have been on a mission across the self-proclaimed republics abducting and threatening people with jail for allegedly links to what they call separatists and terrorists. a ceasefire in gaza is still hol

they have radar data, they have video data in the visible and the infrared.y have substantial amounts of data that they could make available and should make available to the united states is technical institutions to have the data reviewed and certified. or politician, the president his national security adviser that makes this claim that the system is performing well should be able to point a finger at the specific agency that has the technical reef -- resources to review this data and has obtained the data from the israelis. this is just an outrage. postol,cist theodore a professor of science and technology policy at the massachusetts institute of technology. he recently wrote an article called "the evidence showing ."at iron dome is not working to see the first part of the interview, you can go to democracynow.org. when we come back, homicide is the ruling in the death of eric garner. you will find out more after this. [♪] >> american skin, 41 shots, by bruce springsteen. i am amy goodman. medicalide is what a examiner ruled in the death of eric garner. po

you can see on the satellite radar data streaming over the bay area coming our way from hurricane reador breaking up the chicken see the band of clouds being pulled off that system and pushed and pulled our way. there is a lot of cloud cover in the morning. in the afternoon it's the moisture in the system. in terms of temperatures to '70s and '80s. there were getting closer to the 90 degree mark for the delta and the valley. >>: james: 781 expected in san jose. 84 for campbell. we had anywhere from the upper '70's to the upper 80s depending on where you are. in the east bay the warm talk--spot. we're looking at warmer temperatures near tracy. mid '80s to the san ramon valley. we're looking our way through the east bay's shoreline. service cisco and oakland is looking at 67. here's your seventh day of a dutch-7 day around the bay forecasts. >>: mark: we told you about the giants' winning earlier in the show. where in first place in the division in the line. with the using cell phones in the outfield trying to scrap the eight hitters. --to distract. >>::: the solo home run deep to the le

you can see on the radar data, it's sort of in and out. most of the rain far western maryland, southern pennsylvania. this is most likely going to hit martinsburg with the best chances of getting hit. we'll have to wait an see how much of this develops in town. here's our future weather forecast model. there's the rain chance by 1:00 in the mountains. by 3:00, still inching its way east of the blue ridge, staying mainly dry in the metro through at least 4:00 or 5:00. between 5:00 and 8:00, that real chance for a shower or thundershower to go grazing on by here, drying back out again for the overnight hours tonight. then we do it all over again tomorrow. by lunchtime tomorrow, partly sunny and dry but showers and thundershowers likely to bubble up once again late tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. so here's your seven-day forecast. 87 degrees for a high today. rain chances go up to 40% tomorrow and 50% on friday. friday afternoon and night may very well be the wettest stretch of the next seven days and the rain chance may linger into

. >> nasa sent up a plan with a radar system and will compare data and also thoep assess impact of the impact ground water as well as the drought. >> san jose continues to have a fire station construction boom. right now, this is video from our alliance with uni vision 14. will have a community room, sleeping areas and space for three rakes and can be expanded. >> you can add four more bunk rooms and can expand with a larger facility. >> san jose built nine new fire stations when voters approved a bond to improve public safety facilities. >> turns to weather now, a holiday weekend. >> yes. >> and towards and monday, live doppler 7 we'll show you cloud cover that is showing green on the screen. our atmosphere is dry. so it's up into upper levels of the atmosphere. we'll show you clouds and temperatures in san francisco, another perspective from our tower cam showing you the atmosphere. along with clouds and atmosphere creating peeks of sunshine. a beautiful picture, giving us nice, bright showers out there. forecast features high clouds, coastal fog returning sunny by tomorrow afternoon

. >> nasa sent up a plan with a radar system and will compare data and also thoep assess impact of the impact ground water as well as the drought. >> san jose continues to have a fire station construction boom. right now, this is video from our alliance with uni vision 14. will have a community room, sleeping areas and space for three rakes and can be expanded. >> you can add four more bunk rooms and can expand with a larger facility. >> san jose built nine new fire stations when voters approved a bond to improve public safety facilities. >> turns to weather now, a holiday weekend. >> yes. >> and towards saturday, sunday, and monday, live doppler 7 we'll show you cloud cover that is showing green on the screen. our atmosphere is dry. so it's up into upper levels of the atmosphere. we'll show you clouds and temperatures in san francisco, 63 degrees. another perspective from our tower cam showing you the atmosphere. along with clouds and atmosphere creating peeks of sunshine. a beautiful picture, giving us nice, bright showers out there. forecast features high clouds, coastal fog returni

yesterday the space agency sent up a plane equipped with a sophisticated radar system on a five-hour dataction mission. n.a.s.a. will compare the date but a data from previous missions and they will be able to tell exactly how much movement there's been on the faults in the area. they also hope to assess the impact of the quake on levies and the delta and to better understand the impact on ground water and the drought. >>> the need for aid is still urgent in napa and here's one way you can help. give where you live. text the word "red cross" to 90999. a $10 donation will appear on your next cell phone bill. >>> san jose continues to have a fire station construction boom. yesterday afternoon city officials broke ground on a new fire station on white road next to lake cunningham. this is video from our alliance with univision 14. it will replace station 21, which is located less than a mile today. the new station will have a community room, more ample sleeping areas and place for three rigs, and it can be expanded in the future. >> you can add four more bunkrooms. the kitchen can also be ex

and plans to public a report based on data from the cockpit voice record are, flight data recorder and satellite and radar images. they are investigating why the pilots chose the controversial flight path over eastern ukraine. >>> the organization for security and cooperation in koourp was among the -- europe was among the first to reach the crash site. we are joined by a spokesperson for the o.s.c.e. monitoring mission who just returned from the crash site. we appreciate you being and talking to us about this. you and an international monitor are among the first to get to the scene, but you were not investigators. you were going to see. what did you see? >> you're right, we are not investigators, we have been on the ground in ukraine for three months. we have monitors in donetsk, close to the crash site. we were there when the plane came down. and our whole team of 25 that day was there 24 hours exactly after the plane came down. the reception was not great. at the time they were rebel commanders there trying to humiliate us, embarrass us. it was - it was a horrific scene. there was dead bodies there, a

. >> kroft: sparapani says data brokers have been flying under the radar for years, preferring that peoplet the industry and the information that's being collected and sold. but the evidence is there if you know where to look. we were able to go online and find all sorts of companies peddling sensitive personalized information. a connecticut data broker called statlistics advertises lists of gay and lesbian adults; and response solutions, people suffering from bipolar disorder. paramount lists operates out of this building in erie, pennsylvania, and offers lists of people with alcohol, sexual and gambling addictions, and people desperate to get out of debt. a chicago company, exact data, is brokering the names of people who had a sexually transmitted disease, as well as lists of people who have purchased adult material and sex toys. >> sparapani: no one has ever looked into these lists. in fact, most of this has been completely opaque until just recently. the depths of this industry, the really darkest corners, have yet to be exposed to any light whatsoever. >> kroft: every piece of data a

data system. if he was not on the radar screen, it will prove difficult to find out who it was. that's what the experts are saying now. and the synthetic's expert as accent being multicultural london english. it is widespread here and includes a lot of people under the age of 30 and it is a whole kind of a mix acent, but it being apply to so many people, john. needle in a hay stock. >> let's hope they get the animal who pulled out the knife. >>> new details on the attempted rescue of american hostages including james foley. and they were thought to be and they were not there. and retired navy captain chuck nash. thanks for joining us. >> your thoughts on the information being released? should it have been released? >> absolutely not. just because the washington post or the new york times or any media outlet comes out with a story. it is based on classified information which this was. and does not give the right nor the demand for a government person who has access to such knowledge, the right to confirm the story. and there things that come out all of the time that should not be

radar system. napa will compare the new information with data from previous missions, and they'll be able to tell howults in the area. they hope to assess the impact of the quakes on the levees in the delta and the impact of the groundwater on the drought. >>> the need for aid is still urgent in napa. here's how you can give. text the word redcross toçó 909 and a $10 donation will appear on your next cell phone bill. >>> san jose continues to have a fire station construction boom. yesterday afternoon, city officials broke ground on a new fire station on white road. right next to lake cunningham. this is video from our alliance with unavision 14. the station will replace station 21. which is located less than a mile away. the new station will have a community room, more ampleñr sleeping areas, and space for three rigs. plus it can be expanded in the future. >> we can add four more bunk rooms, the kitchen will be expanded. and also the bay will also expand with a larger fire track facility. >> san jose has now built nine new fire stations since 2002. when voters approved a $159 million bond to improve

on satellite and radar, the 12- hour loop shows that early cluster of showers that developed overnight and dragged through the metro area. our model data completely missed it. this forecast was a bust, i would have to say, because our model data was showing lingering showers through the morning, then some clearing in the afternoon, and it just did not materialize. that little cluster of showers was really just holding on. so on 9 futurecast we are looking forward, though, to a big improvement as we head into tomorrow. some showers still possible through about midnight, but then waking up tomorrow morning, and high pressure is nudging in. that's going to bring us the sunshine, because this is a certainty. this area of high pressure will push in and bring us that sunshine. not only tomorrow afternoon, but also on monday and into tuesday, wednesday looks good, too. we're going to enjoy a really nice stretch here. overnight mostly cloudy. those showers that we have out there are going to be ending within the next three to four hours. 60 to 68 for your overnight lows. then tomorrow morning temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s, the clouds

the new information was obtained through data through a satellite phone call after the jetliner fell off radar get a better idea of the plane's path. >>> in a first of its kind ruling, a government immigration board says domestic abuse claims can factor into immigrants' request for asylum in the u.s. this decision stems from the case of a guatemalan woman who entered the u.s. illegally in 2005 and successly argued her husband's abuse and lack of police response made her eligible for asylum. an immigration judge will make a final ruling on that case. those are your headlines. >>> the video message from the mother of an american hostage, pleading with isis to release her son, will this work? we're going to speak to a former counterterrorism official ahead. [ aniston ] when people ask me what i'm wearing, i tell them aveeno®. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients. [ aniston ] because beautiful skin goes with everything. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™. aveeno®. what does it mean to have an unlimited mileage warranty on a ce

so this new information here was obtained through data from a satellite phone call after the jetliner fell off the radar may give a bitter idea of the plane's path. they went missing on march 8th. >>> breaking news from the nfl, they just released a new domestic violence punishment policy. cnn's rachel nichols is here to explain how it came about. what does it say? >> you may remember the nfl caught enormous flack for only suspending ray rice two games after domestic violence issues with him. he was caught on film of abusing his now wife. people were outraged that he was suspended less than a marijuana offense. they issued a new policy. six games or more for a first offense depending on what the evidence shows. for a second offense, a lifetime ban. they are saying they are serious about this. roger goodell went a step further. i want to show you this quote from him. he acknowledges that in the ray rice situation, he says, we didn't get it right. simply put, we have to do better and we will. that is a pretty stunning admission. the nfl normally does not acknowledge mistake. this is a big mistake they are

radar system on a five-hour mission. n.a.s.a. will compare the date but a datam previous missions missions and they will be able to tell exactly how much movement there's been on the fault in the area. they also hope to assess the impact of the quake on levies and the delta and to better understand the impact on ground water and the drought. >>> the need for aid is still urgent in napa and ears one way you can help. give where you live. text the word "red cross conclude" to this number and a ten dollars donation will appear on your next cell phone bill. >>> san jose continues to have a fire station construction boom. yesterday afternoon city officials broke ground on a new fire station on white road next to lake cunningham. this is video from our alliance with univision 14. it will replace station 21, which is located less than a mile today. the new station will have a community room, more ample sleeping areas and place for three rigs, and it can be expanded in the future. >> you can add four more bunk rooms. the kitchen can also be expanded, and also the appara

they're monitoring this with radar, with cameras and you got all the scientists out there pouring through the data and seeing what is going on with bardarbunga. there you see these are the latest quakes and what was concerning in the last 24 hours that we had a 4.3 then a 4.7 then a 5.3, pretty significant shaking of the earth. here's some of the pictures that we've been able to capture but they have a lot more cameras and a lot more sensitive cameras and cameras that can see things that the naked eye cannot. along with radar and size mom sisters, of course, that are monitoring any of the shaking out there. size mommer the. so we'll watch it here. they seem mesmerized by that craft there. >> that's a very boring meeting. you know the volcano's going to blow at any moment. >> can you imagine the i.q. in that room? they're going keep us up to date and hopefully it won't blow because i tell you what, if we do, the jet stream will take that ash that spews up into the atmosphere 20,000, 30,000 feet, it blows east and south right over european airspace which, of course, is what we're trying to avoid. it

radar screen. i love that. it's getting cheaper. it's getting close. it's hard to buy industrials here. one data point i did not like recently was the crane earnings, that part of the business. that actually made me sell a little bit of the.united rental. >> all right. let's hit the turn of the day here, try to take a look at intel dropping around 3%, talking about the worst performer on the dow, it seen the biggest drop, today's move follows a strong run for intel, of course, it topped 25% in the past three months or so, the under performance was concernening when the market were at its lows, intel was under performing by almost a percent. >> this has been a darling where you get a good dividend yield everyone talked about the capex that's coming. companies will upgrade because of windows xp. that's all happened. we are probably in inning 7 or 8 and add on to that, intel is trying to get into the possibly space. we seen the ipad and tablet sales going down the question now becomes where is the growth prospect? has it gotten ahead of itself? i'm not sure i'm ready to buy it quite kwet. i'd much

data we focus on every month is p.m. i'm. -- pmi. it is probably the one that we pay the closest attention to. >> it really does not feature is highly on the radar. >> it depends on the cycle as well. it depends on where you are in the cycle. for now, pmi is moving in the right direction so that is good. >> do you have property in your portfolio? it is something that you recommend? >> we are overweight in china. we like interest rates and property in china. >> do you actually by physical property? >> if you want to invest in china, there are three ways of doing it. banks, property, insurance. or you go for a basket of stocks. >> if you want to get exposure to property. >> we know marley -- we normally look at individual stocks. >> did you have china bank in your portfolio? my china's disease -- my china studies has it in the portfolio. >> what about china trade? people are signing off on abenomics. this is probably the last kick at the can and it doesn't work. >> we are underway in japan because we think there needs to be -- more needs to be done in terms of restructuring japan. but we are now in the stage thee we need to get through data which

data from it. it seems to me, if it's that popular, why wouldn't google interthat space? >> they're all fusion vision radar and they have things to encroach upon. we talked about growth. this is a kane that will double revenues in the next couple years. that's a pretty exciting case. this is a case where people throw the valuation out the window, tis larks they're not talking auto production at least that's the thing i would focus on. >> what's the bear on this? >> that's the key, tesla went to 32 billion now. it could be this could double as the revenues double. i would not step in front of this on the short side. you have to have conviction. this has to fall into the speculative big of your portfolio where you do it in a size it's okay 10, 20%, it can and probably will. >> if you feel you missed out on the rally s&p 2,000 don't worry, our traders will reveal their picks for cap up trade coming up next. plus american airlines ditches orbit. will other airlines follow suit? that's coming up next on "fast." there's no reason we can't manufacture in the united states. here at timbuk2, we make more than 70,00

radar. you have currently affecting every company. overall, we are in good shape with profit on the year. >> going forward, security is in the news and you have the u.s. bank sacked with the data. if data is stolen, how up to date our systems currently to make the data unusable? >> absolutely. you are right that you need the ceo. security and together, we have companies and provide much better security. it makes sure the access to the data and the people have the right to have access to it. combination that will make the data loop -- use less. >> we have seen the acquisition and do we see you move more into the service side of the business ? can we see more in the coming year? movement is three or four years ago and you are correct. [indiscernible] moves --old move and it is a bold move and moves that are being created. end, we will continue to do small acquisitions like we have always done. this grows by new technologies and we are here addressing the enterprises. >> we talked about the tension. manned an increased a and the west and russia. of your time -- where do you spend most of your time? clearly, i spent more time than usual in the united states because what is coming

radar names that might not be on yours but should be. stephanie link, what have you got? >> we've got a bunch of dataon nonresidential construction. and so i'm looking at something like a dodge momentum index or the architectural billings index. both readings came in well above expectations for july. and then today, you got emerson, they released three-month trailing orders which are better than expected across the board and climate was in there increasing five to 10% in the last three months versus flat last quarter. the trends are very much real. you could look at len no, johnson controls, you could look at eaten, a lot of names are ways to play that theme. >> doc, you flagged 3-d print for me earlier before the show started. >> yeah. >> what is that on your radar now? >> all of the 3-d printing companies the day after meg whitman said i'm going to grow this organically, the 3-d printing side of their business. what they're doing, judge, is these stocks were moving up strong. some up between 2% and%. >> mike santoli? >> i'm looking at aegco. i see it as -- couple of things. tractor maker. much dahl

but its satellite radar imagery incidents far right now run on the scent on new goslin data have beenbay is ability down attitude half miles grins fog in the north as well. into the afternoon expect all of sunshine by lunchtime temperatures and low 60s coesite its citizens of the below nine news for once in one spot and another toasty afternoon temperatures really backing off compared to yesterday much needed relief definitely on the way for inland areas details on a sudden there on the bay forecast coming up at 845 >> : fax fuzzily quashed those water use. or run the risk of being turned in by your neighbor. >> : complaints about people wasting water are on the rise in south bay >> : water and heat of the day overspread on the sidewalks the sled this one among the most common complaints said clara valley water district court for reporting waste received large and 30 such complaints in july. >> : people really first-rate dancing water waste in their neighborhood doing what themselves to try to save water when icy wastes in the neighborhood the wonder something about >> : sampling of c

data. split-second stats. ♪ its so close to the options floor, you'll bust your brain-box. all on thinkorswim, from td ameritrade. >>> we'll show you some under the radar you might be missing. our traders are not. receive ann stephanie. >> deep water driller at its low and merrill lunch downgraynch d. a lot of bad news is in the stock. 6.1% dividend yield. we've been buying. >> frontier markets, the hottest investment theme on earth. you've seen $2.2 billion come into frontier markets and that is while 700 million have been arrived out of em. you just have to be careful about how you play it. you have the two biggest etfs with radically different performance. on the one hand, frn up 4% year to date. fm up 16%. you really want to know what the underlying exposures are there before you get into frontier's, because it could have a huge impact on the portfolio allocation. >> i'll go back to the banks. you look where the rally is resuming its uptrend, but look at bank of america. look at the city. i'm going to still say i love the risk/reward. when the market rally resume -- >> where is the reward. >> great question. but if i can fcan go into a tra with lim

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radar, as tiny as a cell phone call. >> those things would come into the aircraft. there are intelligence analysts on board who could look at the dataround commander whoz could do mohr work with it or send it up much high irto where a u-2 reconnaissance plane would be operating. >> reporter: analysts say escalating tensions between the u.s. and russia are especially dangerous right now. the russians are starting air defense exercises this week along the border with ukraine. >> this means we are going to see potentially an increased risk of accidents, provocations and potentially greater aggression in ukraine. >> we could not get russian officials to comment on this near encounter. a swedish official would not name the americans but told us officials of the, quote, embassy in question were called to the swedish foreign ministry in stockholm where they protested the violation of swedish air space. wolf? >> brian, thanks very, very much. >>> just ahead, the breaking news from new york city. a patient is being tested there for the ebola virus. doctors hospital getting ready to start a live news conference. we'll have live coverage. stay