now dustin pedroia the red sox star second baseman was injured but in uniform during the yankees red sox series but in the footage that the yankerrees provided to major league baseball, pedroia was seen talking with the trainer, and then taking information and passing it to other players. this was a key part of this, this di tailed complaint that was filed by the general manager brian cashman of the yankees. >> glor: and presumably a veteran like dustin pedroia, younger guys is one thing, 20 or 21 years old, presumably a veteran like dustin pedroia should know better? >> correct, well, certainly, yes. and certainly it's known in baseball that you can't have electronics in the dugout that say known rule, some folks have been dinged on it in the past. that is something they know about. but steals signs is part of the gamesmanship, part of the game, something that happens. that is why in baseball you see a lot of times the catcher running out to the mound to talk to the pitcher with, you know, his mit over his face, because is he trying to basically tell the pitcher how he's going to be

obviously the red cross prepares for these things beforehand.but, yes, it's always logistical problem. it's a lot of pieces that need to be moved. we have volunteers -- we deploy volunteers from all different areas of the country. like myself. i'm from los angeles. we have people from new york. we have people from iowa. we have people all over the country coming here to help with the red cross relief efforts. it is a logistical way to organize everybody. we are very organized. obviously, nothing is perfect. but yeah, we try to make sure that the -- the most important thing is make sure that our residents are safe and we make sure we have all of the volunteers we can have for their assistance. >> and after it is all said and done and recovery is moving along, what is the red cross's goal? >> yes. our main goal is to make sure that these people go back to their lives as they were before. that's our main goal. right now we just actually starting the process. it hasn't been even a month since the hurricane happened. so our first priority is to make

we have people all over the country coming here to help with the red cross relief efforts. it is a logistical way to organize everybody. we are very organized. nothing the perfect. we try to make sure that the -- the most important thing is make sure that our residents are safe and we make sure we have all of the volunteers we can have for their assistance. >> and after it is all said and done what is the red cross's goal? >> yes. our main goal is to make sure that these people go back to their lives as they were before. that's our main goal. right now we just actually starting the process. so our first priority is to make sure people are okay, that they find a safe place to stay and then now that we are moving to a new shelter to try to help them to see -- to give them the time to find permanent accommodations. that's why we are given those $400. it is an immediate help. it is money they get right away. it is whatever incidentals they may have while they work with their insurance or family members or friends for them to find a

the red cross workers, it's always a logistical problem.it's a lot of pieces that need to be moved. we have, we deploy volunteers from all different areas of the country like myself, i'm from los angeles that we have people from new york, iowa, from washington state, basic all of the country coming here to help with the red cross. it's a logistical, you know, a way to organize everybody so we are very organized. nothing is perfect but we try to make sure the most important thing is to make sure the clients here are residence, safe, so they should have all the volunteers that they can have further assistance. >> after it's all said and done and the recovery is moving along, what is the red cross -- >> our main goal is to make sure these people go back to the lives as they were before. so that's a manco. right now we're just starting the process. it has been even a month since hurricane happened so our first priority is to make sure those people are okay, that they find a safe place to stay, that they of comfort. and then now that we're movin

red cross? >> first of all, our hearts go out to the people of texas. on behalf of the entire american red cross, so many people have lost everything and presented in our shelters with just the clothes on their back. i visited one of the shelters outside of austin and it housed about 200,000 people, and i had the opportunity to talk to families. six month old babies to six foot eight man, everyone in between. we have heard stories of heartbreak, and hearted, but the one thing i have seen in the nine years that i have been with the american red cross, is the incredible resiliency of the american people. toy are round and determined build back, and there are about 40,000 people in our shelters right now, across the state of texas. our volunteers are pulling in, giving them comfort, hope, we served about 390,000 meals and next. the incredible thing -- 390,000 meals and snacks. volunteers are getting hot meals into our hands so that we can serve them. the government has been phenomenal, and we had a hard time getting volunteers in, when we did that the city

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hundreds of tweets like, don't give red cross your money. very little if any goes to those that need it. the criticism mounting after a red cross executive interviewed on npr couldn't say how much would go to texas. >> you don't know what proportion of the total amount is that relief? >> no, i really don't. >> reporter: in 2014 an npr and propublica investigation found the red cross misstated how money is spent. after the devastating earthquake in haiti, a report by iowa senator chuck grassley found one-quarter of red cross donations went to administrative costs. >> the red cross should be responsible to make sure they're very transparent. >> reporter: the red cross disputes the critical reports and today promised 91 cents of every dollar would go to victims. >> we are going to make sure that this money is spent to help people with food, with shelter, with water. >> reporter: the watchdog group charity watch gives the red cross a b-plus overall. >> they can do the heavy lifting at the scale the community organizations and churches and some o

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. >>> new questions being raised about the red cross, americans donating to aid victims of hurricane harvey. weeks after that storm, families in houston who said they were promised immediate relief are asking where is the money? katie beck is on the trail. >> reporter: street after street across houston, a struggle to move forward. >> it's just hard to look at every day. >> it is. >> reporter: scars of hurricane harvey still piled high on the curb. >> i wasn't sure my kids were going to make it through the night. >> reporter: desperate straits tougher after seeking financial help from american red cross and getting nowhere. money promised to victims through immediate assistance program, $400 per family. >> we're not expecting to see insurance funds for several months and meanwhile we still have to live. >> reporter: one of many denied immediate help after red cross online systems crashed from heavy volume. calls left unanswered weeks after the storm. mayor responding. >> if you promise people something, you got to make it happen. otherwise, don't promise at all. >> reporter: it's not

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the red sox admitted to it.eff: they admitted to it but said the players were not involved at all. michael: they said they did not know about it. is,question for rob manford how far do want to push the investigation? do you want to know if they know about this? how much does it matter question -- matter? if it were to come out, it would give it a bigger conspiracy cast , a bigger shadow on this. the red sox says look it's just the players, it is part of the game. the interesting thing is that ager, the nfl commissioner, decade ago, confronted similar allegations about the new england patriots. he moved very quickly to penalize the patriots. he fined them, took away draft picks. new allegations about the patriots came out a new questions were raised. they made a decision before they knew the findings to get it out of will -- to get it out of the way. they said, you are going hard on brady for going too easy on spy gate. they have to be careful not to fall into that trap. jeff: do you have any idea how long that p

red flag warning in effect for the areas shaded in red. highs today, here we go once again, some 10 to 20 degrees above normal. we have that high fire danger and we also have a spare the air day in effect for poor air quality inland so take it easy this afternoon. that's weather. a check of the roads with alexis. >> good morning, drew. and checking out our traffic maps this morning. we're focusing on one area in the red already at this point in the commute so westbound 205 to 580. it always happens not as bad as yesterday. as you head towards pass. b.a.r.t., even though it is a spare the air day, we have a ten-minute delay due to some track maintenance that went late. that is system wide so they should be hopefully getting back to normal and back on time any minute now. we'll check on drive times at 5:20. >> thanks, alexis. the mtc says car-pool lanes between walnut creek and san marrone will turn into express lanes. they use them from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. will have to pay a toll, and the price depend on how busy it is on the roads. the

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the red sox would have analysts looking at the video footage.t fenway park there is apparently a big distance between where the video footage is taken and where the dugout is. to move information more quickly they were sending it to the trainer who had the watch on. the trainers were interviewed by major league baseball and the trainer said, look, we were just doing what the players told us to do. they gave us this watch. they were just following what we said. the same thing came from the video guy, it was the player doing this. this is a common theme we have seen. it was this clubhouse personnel, people with less power on the team succumbing to the athletes the wanted them to do different things and going along with these schemes. >> there was immediate counter accusation from the red sox that the yankees are stealing signals from using the television network there. is there anything to that? the yankeeswe know and red sox are long-term rivals . it is a long-standing thing. the interesting thing is the rivalry hit a peak about 10 years ago. the

look at red hat, raht. it's really been paying off which is why the stock has been able to rally 58% year to date, including today's more than $4 move there's no slowing these guys down the reason for the strength, red hat reported another great quarter. higher than expected revenue's up 21% year to year. even better the forecast has been raised from the bottom line the question is have you already missed the euro or could there have been more mr. shaner welcome to "mad money" good to see you sir first of all, your stock was up the most of any stock of the s&p 500 today. what does it take to have that kind of milestone? >> we've been delivering for our customers, the team did a great job this quarter it was across the board, it wouldn't any particular one segment, our merger technology did great, our middle did great. it was a great quarter and the team did a great job we're really pleased >> i'm glad that you said that i think a lot of decline in the highest growing companies, is this subtle sense that som

resident shirley is volunteering with the red cross. she is packing to catch a flight to orlando to be part of the hurricane irma relief efforts. >> i will be the logistics manager. >> she is used to heading into disaster zones and jumping out of airplanes. she was a combat medic and paratrooper with the army. but the reason she is volunteering for the red cross has to do with what she has experienced. >> the red cross is always university of miami when hurricane andrew hit. >> in the middle of the night, every one of those windows exploded. the glass exploded, and that is all i remember hearing and the wind, it sounded like a freight train coming through the hall way of my apartment. >> reporter: when hurricane charliey hit in -- when hurricane charley hit in 2004, it demolished her parents home. >> it levelled their entire farm, ruined, like, killed every animal, blew their house away. >> reporter: the red cross was the first to show up. >> after andrew, that is the first vehicle i saw. i hid under a mattress and i mean, you know, bac

police are chasing this red vehicle. looks like an suv in an industrial area and busy intersections. we are going to stay on top of this and give you details as we check our website, cbssf.com. >>> as for now, in other ws, nelonger need and in one bay ar community they are a lifeline to people just trying to get by or start over. allen martin reports, that this week's jefferson award winner is the link to getting those things to the people who need them. >> reporter: angelica sanchez didn't want a handout. >> i go to school. i work. extra jobs. just to have whatever i have now. >> reporter: but 7 years ago, she literally had nothing. thieves stole every, singlite freedom her family's home in los angeles. with nothing to lose, angelica and her husband left l.a. and brentwd to be ar hercamefaer. >> hello, this is -- >> reporter: here she heard about delta community serva locc for 36 years has been helping people help themselves with housing and job referrals as well as giving away donated household items. >> yeah. >> repor

i'm with the red cross. i want to apologize for the inconvenience of the financial assistance system that has gone down. we were trying to do something new and innovative, and make sure we got money into people's hands immediately. it was an overload of the system and it crashed. we are working to get it back up and ready. as the congresswoman said, by thursday we should have a more robust system. for those of you that did not get a chance to apply, you will be able to apply. are those of you that applied and are approved, you did not receive your congregation numbers, once the system comes back on you will receive those numbers, and you will be to receive your financial assistance. this is the first wave of ,upport that the red cross through the generosity of donors and the american people are andiding to the community, other communities around the state of texas. stay tuned. listen to news reports. we will have the link and the information for you to start that application process. rep. sheila jackson lee:

the red cross. the spokesperson for the red cross, thank you for joining us.t to start off by asking you how the red cross is preparing to help the victims of hurricane irma in askand hurric maria. >> the red cross is already in puerto rico. puerto rico has a very political red cross. that does not mean we did not sustain damage with our own operation. from the preliminary reports we've gotten so far, everyone is safe and accounted for, but our buildings have sustained significant flooding on the first couple of floors. a lot of fallen down trees. right now, we are assessing our own damage, but we're happy to see everyone is okay. i have colleagues who went to san juan, puerto rico prior to in preparation. the next step once it is safe is to go in and assess the damage and see how we can mobilize and help pretty much the whole island. everyone is being affected by this. miraculously, we did sustain an oil spill with the generator. it is working. power lines are down. what is interesting is that we do not have phone service, but we have internet. we have been a

remember i was talking ability the red flag warning? warning that will remain in effect until wednesday evening. we are expecting to be dry with clear skies and warmer temps. that could make for dangerous conditions in terms of elevations of 1000. speed, warm and humid. we'll keep that warm up in effect through wednesday and into thursday. a quick check of what to expect, elevated fire danger. mid to upper 70s and 80s. late week cooling. we'll go into that in a bit. back to you. >> thanks. >>> too many cases, not enough judges or resources. >> looking into the problem behind u.s. immigration courts. we look into the latest crisis hitting the courts. >> good morning. we found backlogs in the immigration system. the biggest problem is here in san francisco. some 6710 cases are backlogged. each judge carries 1800 cases. >> the immigration judges have been the canary in the coal mine saying we were going to be overwhelmed and needed help for more than a decade. >> the backlog got worse since president trump took office. it is taking a human

coming up on the newshour: new allegations in the red sox- yankees rivalry.s time, it's stealing signs using apple watches. but first, can robotics and artificial intelligence help improve that rush hour commute you're facing? experts at carnegie mellon university think they can, by monitoring traffic flow in real-time. jeffrey brown has the story from pittsburgh, part of our weekly series on the "leading edge" of science and technology. >> brown: you know the frustration. you're late for work, or picking up your child. you're driving through the city streets and every block or two, it seems, there's another red light. it's a problem that plagues commuters across the country. in fact, according to a texas a&m study, the average commuter in the u.s. spends upwards of 42 hours a year at a complete standstill, stuck in traffic. >> heavy congestion from neville island to craft and then opens up. >> brown: eight years ago, traffic problems in pittsburgh got the attention of a local philanthropist who gave seed money to carnegie mellon university. the idea? to have

i want to thank the red cross. come standing over here. 1% loans for getting yourself back on your feet. she can't advocate, but we are in washington talking about some aspect of grants for individuals who can't make the 1% loan. let me be clear. we are discussing it, but we are advocating for it. is that all right? we are advocating for the bill i introduced, $174 billion, for hurricane harvey relief, for all of this region. obviously, we share. we want to make ourselves whole. and we know fema is right here. we think the whole team. they give upwards of $33,000 if you are eligible for a home or apartment. if you don't have a fema registration number, you are in the dark, and we are we asking for it to be extended. some people have not got it. get your fema registration number. if you get that number, you are in the system. is that all right? and you get more information about how they can be helpful. and they can be helpful in more ways than just money. they can guide you through the maze. everybody should get th

and the red cross really has mobilized thousands of trained red cross disaster relief workers, truckds of supies and we're getting that set up an making sure those places are safe. we know last night we had a sometimed 48,000 people that spent the night in those shelters. today early this morning we got the call. i'm here in the orlando office where the call came in to make certain we had more evacuation centers open. they began to process additional volunteers and put them on buses and getting them to those locations while it was still safe to do so. we're really, really out there, we've got the place for people to go. one of the things that we want people to do is to down load the emergency red cross app. this app has several things that will help people in this situation. first of all, there are alerts on there, you can set it up. we know we're seeing, i'm hearing it on mine, mis, the tornado alerts going off. watching the weather, making sure you know what's happening. the other thing it has a i'm safe feature. we want to make sure people stay connected with their family. you can p

the reds and oranges are some of the heavier rain rains. as this continues to track along to the northeast. going to at some point make its way to south jersey and likely philadelphia as well. these rubbles of thunder are just starting today. you're going to hear it briefly from here and there as the day progresses. let's talk about the conditions neighborhood by neighborhood. this morning actually in the 60s. this is going to be a weird day. don't warm up consistently until late afternoon. because of this rain. the temperature is going to waiver where it is currently. 68 moves to about 70 at 10:00 a.m. on off rain lilin lingers throu afternoon. the high temperature is only going to hit in the low 70s. that's as good as it gets today. suburbs get mid 60s only about up every 60s. and same for lehigh valley. not going to see much change in the temperatures because of the rain and cooler air filtering in behind this front. for delaware, 67 going to 69 to 2:00 again. spot storms, on off rain likely. new jersey same deal. 71 degrees at 10:00 a.m

red cross has been here for over a week. give you an idea just saturday night alone, 127,000 people spent time -- spent the night in our evacuation shelters we kwoord nated with the communities. over 450 shelters being operated. it's been a massive undertaking but it's gone very well. >> most of the cities in the direct path of irma, still about two hours away from cur fis being lifted. what's the primary concern once the sun begins to come up? what's first? >> the primary concern is people might take it for granted they can begin to immediately go out. they need to listen to the local authorities and make sure given the green light before making their way back to the homes and communities so see exactly what damage is done and what the needs will be. the red cross is going to be here to continue to support them. the evacuation shelters will be transitioning into longer term facilities, bringing cots, blankets food, first aid in. this is going to be the beginning of yet another long-term support process. >> right on the heel

they don't just hear natural disaster and donate $10 or $25 to the red cross. they have different connections to them based on where they are in parts of the country. so he said we will potentially see different donor whose donated to harvey relief than people who donated to irma. obviously some may be the same. if you just wrote a check for harvey would you feel sort of tapped out? he said there will potentially be different base to donates for each. here's what h had to say about how the red cross plans as they prepare for hurricane season every year financially and through resources. take a listen. >> the american red cross counts on the american public to help us respond disasters throughout the united states. we didn't put all our recordses in texas, we held some in reserve for the next major disaster. we feel confident we have the records and more important we got the support of the american public to help us had respond to this disaster and take care of those in need. >> reporter: so female and the red cross, if you will, putting on -- i don't know how t

inspired by mao, the red guards went wild in to keep the revolution alive.y worshipped him as a reader and followed his instruction without question. they consider along here and western—style clothes communist. after reports of ratings, beating up and even murder, the red guard seem to have gone too far. their leaders have told them to cool off. a man who has forged a new life himself and his family in the us. for decades, communist china's relationship with the us was difficult, to put it mildly. but things started to change in 1972 with president rick certain extent‘s visit to meet chairman mao. the former diplomat winston lord was part of the delegation that travelled to china. today president nixon is visiting china. the great american statesman to have set foot on chinese soil since chairman mao came to power. many of us were a little those appointed in the arrival arrangements. this was a huge political event and we naively thought there would be big crowds. in fact, there were just a few people, but then we recognised again that this was in keeping w

the red cross.nd if you've been damaged, you can get $400 by thursday because the line crashed. and then of course, there was hearing you can apply to fema by getting a registration number. don't make a judgment on your own. don't say that you're not eligible. get your fema number. they will determine whether or not you have all the qualifications. that is helpful for the sba, which is here, that may help you as well. the $400 is for immediate red cross online starting this coming thursday. we are glad to see you out here. let us know how we can be of help. thank you. >> all right, thank you. you're all going to be all right. >> well, thank you. let me just technologies banned, which is just joining us now for those of you who are viewing us on c-span, we have two county commissioners here. what a person to represent in the federal government including fema and the sba. we've been answering questions concerning some of the many concerns that people have. i see one that's left available for us to res

i'm with the american red cross.irst of all i want to apologize for the inconvenience of the financial assistance system that has gone down. we're trying to do something new and innovative and make sure we got money into people's has immediately and it was just another load on the system and it crashed last week. we are working to get a back up and ready and as the congresswoman said by thursday we should get a more robust system. we will turn the system back on and for those of you who did not get a chance to apply you will be able to apply. for those of you who already applied and where print but did not receive your confirmation number, once the system comes back on you'll receive this confirmation #jewel be able to go and receive your financial assistance. this was just a first wave of support that the red cross, through the generosity of donors and the american people, are providing to the community and to other communities around the state of texas. so, stay tuned. listen to messaging and news reports. we will

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there are over 180 red cross societies, the mexican red cross, british, dutch, french, theyor all deeplyt's going on in the caribbean. they'll all send aid to the mexican red cross. here in the u.s. 90% of our workforce are volunteers, we have volunteers from all over country reporting in for duty. but you're right, half of texas and all of florida, are two of our most -- and people don't like to be without their stuff, electricity and food and things that come with that. so we're working hard with our volunteer-led workforce to help make a difference here. >> jared, i suspect so many volunteers and so many people with the red cross and other aid organizations will be working very hard for a long time. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for helping us. >> if you would like to help the victims of hurricane maria or the earthquake in mexico. head to our website, you'll find a group of charities who have been vetted by cnn so you know what you give to them go to the people in need. we'll take a short break, when we come back, the strongest storm to hit the island of puerto rico in nearl

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that old school hollywood glamor, walking the venice red carpet hand in hand with amal. clooney directs matt damon in "suburbicon," and the guys told our carly steel on a windy italian day, when it comes to red carpet style, they have it easy. >> put on a tuxedo, and you go, i'm good. they go, what are you wearing? i go, a tuxedo. who are you wearing? a tuxedo. it's awful for women. >> they have, you know, amal looks at me with anger. i put on the tux i wore last year. >> saturday's premiere was george and amal's first public appearance since the birth of their twins. george says their personalities are already showing. >> he is a thug already. he is a mooch. literally he just sits and eats like this. >> he looks like he could bounce right now. totally from hollywood. >> he is checking i.d.s on the way to the nursery. and she is very elegant, and she looks like amal, thank god. >> clooney's next project? helping to host a telethon for hurricane harvey relief on september 12th. >> amal and i have talked about it and we're going to be donating a considerable amount of mone

starting out with a red flag warning extended to our east bay hills.s just in the north bay hills tuesday until wednesday. upper elevations of the north and east bay hills will see some breezy winds out of the north and east with low relative humidity, and that increases the chance of fire starts around the bay area. right now it's 49 in santa rosa. 57 in hayward. and with the clear start and cool conditions it'll be a nice morning but that red flag warning, you know it will be hot out there. temperatures will rise throughout the day quickly and right on through thursday. we're going to see some very warm weather. highs today in the 80s around san francisco and oakland. mid-80s in san jose. alexis? >>> okay. so far so good for the monday morning commute. take you out to the central valley where we have our first red showing up on our traffic maps this morning. 17 miles an hour, 18 miles an hour. nothing blocking but a little heavy as we approach the altamont pass. we'll take a look at some drive times at 5:00. >>> thanks, alexis. not that you need a re

first, a brilliant team goalfrom urawa reds.ings went from bad to worse for kawasaki frontale. a player sent off for a dangerous challenge. against ten men, urawa reds were now on the front foot. this was the time to strike, and they did. cutting the deficit to one with only 20 minutes love to play. in the final ten, the match was levelled. then just in in the final ten, the match was levelled. thenjust in nine minutes before the finest final whistle, the faintest of touches completed the biggest of comebacks as their place was booked in the final four. the international olympic committee has chosen the french capital, paris to host the 2024 summer games, and awarded 2028 to the us city of los angeles. last month it was decided that the two summer olympics will be awarded at the same time, after a number of cities cancelled their bids over concerns about the size, cost, and complexity of organising one of the world's biggest sporting events. our sports correspondent alex capstick is in peru for us where the announcements were ma

leeds rhinos defeated salford red devils.ip for the first time since 1992 after closest challengers lancashire lost to somerset by seven wickets at taunton. it's a fantastic result for a side that was tipped as potential relegation candidates at the start of the season, having been promoted from division two last year. it isa it is a proud moment. and a privilege to shave it with everyone at the club. it is a great club. it isa at the club. it is a great club. it is a special day. russia's olympic boss and ioc member alexander zhukov has told the bbc he expects russia will be allowed to take part at next year's winter games in pyeongchang. his words come after 17 national anti—doping agencies called for the country to be banned from competing. britain's lizzie yarnold is hoping to defend her skeleton at next year's games. i have always said that anyone found doping should have the harshest sanctions put against them. i look forward to competing in my second winter olympic games and i want to do so with the mindset that i know

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