ravel in minoa new york, democrat line.ralph you're on the air. >> caller: what an honor to talk to douglas brinkley. i just have a question. the focus looking at the blue collar worker. did mr. brinkley find anything in the tapes to vote for nixon if we focus on the blue collar working class worker to get the worker to think of their cultural values or their material needs in order to break them away from the new deal coalition. i thank you very much. bye. >> it's a good question. yes. i mean what you have with nixon is appealing directly to blue collar workers to the point where he would embrace people like johnny cash and marylle hag fwr art because he thought he represented the blue collar worker. nixon had pretty good read of middle class america although he didn't hang out with them a lot. he kind of was a loner but remember his idea of the silent majority that nixon was saying that most americans want to win in vietnam. they want peace with honor. they care about american values. main street values. this anti-war mov

loose on the streets of ferguson so we are going to be on standby here to wait and see how events on ravel certainly night after night this is exactly a week now since clashes began here between protesters and police after the death of unarmed eighteen year old michael brown because of multiple shots fired bullets by a police officer the community has been coming out on to the streets demanding accountability and justice they have not seen many answers. any at all to even the good the death that took place and they're continuing to come out onto the streets to demand that so we'll be here bringing you all the latest as events here on travel as you now begins data about us three and a half minutes into the cuff you will check in with you later. thank you. now protesters claim the police aggression against ferguson demonstrators is out of proportion vehicles have been deployed to quell the unrest but also images from one of the rallies are showing at least one officer wearing some very serious combat gear is equipment including a military helmet tactical goggles his weapon of choice possibly

if not thousands of people had been coming out onto the streets for more details on what exactly on ravel throughout this entire week let's now go to our report from ferguson. a community filled with rage sorrow and grief is demanding justice ferguson missouri is a small town with twenty thousand residents. many of them took to the streets after a black teenager was shot dead by a police officer. it's a loss that she can the community to its core. group there's no reason why a young michigan writer. thousands have protested only. the right guy writing and looting has also broken out which most residents criticize but tolerate by saddam hussein is the right thing to do but it seems there was a for that would have made headline news the police have hit back and. hard. the militarized police force has resorted to firing rubber bullets and other heavy handed tactics to quell the unrest. were a bit more we were being tear gassed and they got sort of quite a while where they were shooting them into the complex and we were in the street so why you shouldn't and so the complex this key is the exc

if not thousands of people had been coming out onto the streets for more details on what exactly on ravel throughout this entire week of let's now go to our report from ferguson. a community filled with rage sorrow and grief is demanding justice ferguson missouri is a small town with twenty thousand residents. many of them took to the streets after a black on a teenager was shot dead by a police officer. it's a loss that's shaken the community to its core to this country there's no reason it a young man should be writing code blue thousands have protested only. these rights by writing and looting has also broken out which most residents criticize but tolerate no by saddam hussein is the right thing to do but at same time there was a for that would have made headline news the police have hit back and hard. the militarized police force has resorted to firing rubber bullets and other heavy handed tactics to quell the unrest very probably were before we would be a tear gas and we got sort of quite a while where they were shooting into the complex and we were in the street so why you shouldn't

to get in the way of the humanitarian crisis in raveling in the country as these slamming states an al-qaeda affiliated group also known as isis ravages through northern iraq pushing two hundred thousand iraqis to flee and trapping about forty thousand religious minorities on mount sin jar where according to unicef forty children have already died from heat and dehydration air drops of humanitarian aid in iraq are now being conducted by the u.s. these climate militants have been sweeping through northwestern iraq taking over multiple towns and cities as well as the country's largest down intensifying concerns that this is only the tip of the iceberg and that the instability in the country only keeps growing directed our military to take targeted strikes against terrorists convoys should they move toward the city. we intend to stay vigilant and take action if these terrorist forces threaten our personnel or facilities anywhere in the world but are there any other options one of those is actually putting together a nato type organization which consists of jordan turkey egypt saudi arabia you c

. >> the taney team wins all over the place, and monday, the 50-50 ravel proceeds went straight to the team. >> speaking of phillies, the city proud of you, no matter what the outcome is, but have a chance to do great things. just go there, enjoy it. >> even the big leaguers were talking about their little counterparts. >> be ready for the moment. have fun, play hard, bring a championship to philadelphia. >> it is the much needed good news for a city that's had a rough summer. we have covered a lot of vigils for a loft children taken too soon. so beyond shut-outs, and strikeouts, this team is just a bunch of kids having fun, exactly with a kids should be doing, in the summertime. >> they need this to show that, you know, you could have a good time. it is okay to laugh. it is okay to have a good time. >> we asked taney's coach what his expectation for his team are over the next few days, and he said, look, the goal has always been to make it to williamsport. anything they do while they are there, just icing on the cake after great summer. outside of citizens bank park, matt rivers, "eye

spokesman said his ribbon jewel may have been broken is marina across ravel with more on the incident when he was posing for photographs with people in central london apparently a man started shouting something related to the holocaust and then he proceeded to partnership and george galloway's suspect the suspects have suffered a broken jaw a broken rib severe bruising to his face and head now because that man was shot in something related to the holocaust it left the spokesperson to believe that this is related to george galloway's controversial statements about israel of course he's in the avapro palestine supporter and he has said that he doesn't recognize the state of israel and doesn't debate with israelis in fact this is not the first time has been attacked in two thousand and three he was accused of racism when he walked out of the university debate because he found out that his opponent was israeli then in two thousand and eight a man was arrested after he threw a rubber stressful at him while george galloway was complaining and then in two thousand and twelve approach us or a

raveling here in suburban st louis in the town of ferguson we witnessed tear gas being fired at just a couple dozen people standing around on a street where of course people have been coming out on to the street in the hundreds of thousands since the killing of an unarmed eighteen year old michael brown took place here the community is outraged because the young man had no weapon however he was fired at multiple times by a police officer and he died as a result of this people have been coming out onto the streets protesting violence has been erupting and most certainly we can get in front of our eyes to d.t.r. gas was fired at least twice and one of those times when the numbers of people in the street really had died down it was only just a couple dozen people who live in this neighborhood and the police had issued several warnings that they would fire tear gas and they in fact proceeded to do this and of course we do not expect any of these tensions to die down because the locals that we've spoken to most certainly intend to continue coming out to protest in outrage of what happened

but a pretty good drive so far through the lamb ravel out to -- livermore valley out the dublin and pleasanton. no metering lights yet. it's pretty clear into san francisco. that is a check of your latest kcbs drive to work. frank and michelle back to you guys. >>> okay thank you. opening night at levi's stadium a big hit with the fans. but some of the neighbors, well, they're not so happy. kpix 5's andria borba checked on the problems around the new stadium. >> reporter: for east santa clara and the 49ers, the first sporting event at levi's stadium a san jose earthquakes game was a goal. >> of all intents and purposes it was pretty good. pretty leased about it -- pleased about that. >> reporter: don't tell that to the residents of the impressions neighborhood. they didn't find the home opener to be quite so riveting. >> this place has turned into a parking lot. >> reporter: on the san jose side of the levi's stadium just across the river, this californian impression. it's about a mile from the stadium. >> park -- on the garages, because then you walk to and everyone with football or soccer je

clashing there have been rubber bullets used tear gas fired right now there seems to be mayhem on raveling as we speak we're seeing a police car pull up where and the explosion just took place police in riot gear are exiting the car to supposedly investigate what happened this literally took place meters away from where where we're standing we're on the central street in ferguson where in fact chaos night after night it's really unclear how much worse the situation is going to get because just yesterday we thought that this would be pretty much possibly the end bides unfortunately that does not seem to be the case tonight we're standing on the streets that's gathered with different kinds of tear gas cannons including hand drawn ones and also one that have been fired from rifles right now we're seeing ambulances going up the streets so we will have to really report later as a bouncer unravel on the set i thank you very much. is keeping you up to date with developments on twitter and her latest post she says the still thick with tear gas fired by police. don't yet see in east ukraine came un

asks that the international community act more vigorously in response to the humanitarian crisis in raveling on the ground and asks to help put an end to what it calls atrocities crimes against humanity and genocide committed by authorities in kiev we should consider what is unraveling on the ground in the genocide and forty thousand people who have signed this letter think the same we are asking to have measures be taken and pushed the ukrainian government to proceed to peaceful talks to go to this letter signed by forty one thousand people expressed his outrage over the terror being inflicted on civilians in the ongoing crisis in ukraine including children who the organization says have become the most afflicted victims in the ongoing conflict this comes of course as as many as one hundred eighteen thousand people have been displaced internally inside ukraine as well as as many as seven hundred forty thousand people have already fled to russia because of the violence unraveling on the ground this open letter calls for several steps to be taken this includes of closing the airspace over lug

dire it is very dire i mean between like you mentioned the plaza that's closing between trump and ravel alone that's more than six thousand jobs are going to go away so that you've got to think about the economic impact there of the people that live in that town that people property values are going to drop that's one thing we can look at probably are going to mediately drop because the people that own homes or rent properties there they've got to look for jobs somewhere they're going to leave the state meanwhile pennsylvania is actually picking up the gambling slack so i think a lot of people are probably going to leave new jersey the people that are losing their jobs here and probably run over to pennsylvania but then you look at mom and pop shops. the dry cleaners what i'm hearing is that they're going to. bring the coke cans i mean all these other. side suppliers that people don't tend to look at when you think of a casino you just think you know people going to gamble and there's but it's good that you bring up the gambling aspect because moody's they recently downgraded the world

an attack hamas has denied responsibility israel and hamas both blame one another for this on the raveling the deal brokered by u.s. secretary of state john kerry and u.n. secretary general ban ki moon was meant as a chance to find a solution to the crisis as well as a reprieve for civilians to seek medical treatment bury their dead and return to their homes it marks at least the fourth humanitarian ceasefire to have collapsed within hours of its announcement kerry made a call on human hamas to release the captured soldier but hamas has publicly denied detaining that soldier more than one thousand four hundred fifty palestinians mostly civilians and sixty three israelis mostly military have been killed since the fighting began july eighth after the breakdown of the truce israeli launched strikes killed up to thirty palestinians in the first few hours artie's belled true came under fire she contacted us to describe what happened and the humanitarian crisis unfolding in gaza. if i drive down south access to a community called plaza but as we are rights they had already started there was a he

one point two million have been displaced by the violence so how did it get to this point this on raveling is the subject of a recent article by journalist stars from all staff reporter with truthout dot org and one of the very few on and bet a journalist a reporter from the ground in iraq during the u.s. invasion in two thousand and three more earlier dars joined me and i first asked him to break down exactly what events had taken place since the u.s. withdrawal that have led to iraq becoming a near failed state. really. all started with maliki took power because since that time on he has really been launching a organized ongoing attack against the the minority sunni population there's been reports on massive amounts of torture detainees being maliki's going to in government forces in the problems of primarily sunni neighborhoods in baghdad as well as in towns like illusion to detain sunni's and holding them in secret prisons a lot of this is come out over the years many years since he's been in power human rights watch has done reports on it as has and then and the senior national on his

it talked about the time that people spend online booking ravel.e from the travel when they are on a desktop is days or weeks but when they are on a tablet it is less and even less on a phone. what are those numbers actually and what does that tell us about he future of the business? >> the numbers on the desktop on average is in the high single digits and teens. there is quite a bit of planning. there is significant forward lanning. tablets tend to be more browsing behavior. consumers love to browse on the tablet and often use the desktop for booking. mobile phones are very much about the last-minute. i am looking for a hotel. in the old world they look up to see where there was a vacancy sign. now they're looking that at their smartphones and they book and other smartphones. to the extent that the hotel has a presence. they can book it. they are booking same day mobile only deals. in it is a win for the customer as well. they get a great deal. >> what is the impact on hotels in particular when that window is shortened? there are more last-minute

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they are the talk of the town, and they caught the eye of major leaguers as well, monday the 50-50 raveleds at the phillies game went straight to the team. and that mounted to more than $6,000. >> i'm glad to see somebody from pennsylvania in there. >> hope you guys win the game, yeah. >> best of luck, i mean, how fun, great situation to be in. the city proud of you, no matter what the outcome is, but you got a chance to do great things. so just go there enjoy it, have fun. >> be a kid first before be a ball player. just enjoy the time you have over there. embrace it, there will be a memory you will never floreat get. >> well said. coach says the goal was always to get to williamsport. anything beyond this, he said, icing on the cabling. dragons are back in action on friday, i believe the time is 3:00 p.m. taney! >> i love that one piece of advice be a kid first and ball player second. >> they know. >> only a kid once. what an accomplishment. good for them. >>> coming up in the next half hour, new developments in the philadelphia school budget crisis watch officials saying about school s

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ravel in minoa new york, democrat line.ralph you're on the air. >> caller: what an honor to talk to douglas brinkley. i just have a question. the focus looking at the blue collar worker. did mr. brinkley find anything in the tapes to vote for nixon if we focus on the blue collar working class worker to get the worker to think of their cultural values or their material needs in order to break them away from the new deal coalition. i thank you very much. bye. >> it's a good question. yes. i mean what you have with nixon is appealing directly to blue collar workers to the point where he would embrace people like johnny cash and marylle hag fwr art because he thought he represented the blue collar worker. nixon had pretty good read of middle class america although he didn't hang out with them a lot. he kind of was a loner but remember his idea of the silent majority that nixon was saying that most americans want to win in vietnam. they want peace with honor. they care about american values. main street values. this anti-war mov