so maybe he's secretly rooting -- >> for reese witherspoon. >> exactly. for a discharge position that takes him off the hook basically and allows him to go forward and he doesn't take the blame. it's, frankly, unlikely that that's going to happen. even if boehner's in the back room nudging it along. ultimately i think he's going to have to make a decision, and i don't think it's inconceivable that he will change his mind, that he will let some immigration bill come forward. i think it's maybe unlikely, but it's not inconceivable. >> i think that the impact of what kids like these are doing is, it's controversial even among people who support immigration reform. i think it is easily underestimated, though. >> yeah. >> if the only impact they have is on strengthening the emotional connection to the issue of people who already want it to happen, particularly for the latino community who wants it to happen, they are creating a lot more political inertia. >> this is the way movements develop and grow. it's with brave people taking risks. sometimes suffering th

. >>> martin reese is general manager and serves first and only water somelier in united states. >> its 43 page water wa tasting menu from foreign to familiar. >> i think everybody knows thiss from fiji islands low mineral content and therefore very accident very smooth. >> next water. >> you can see it right away. >> it is distill water and see tiny bubbles. >> bubbles don't come cheap. d >> they are turning water intooo cash. >> prices range $8 to $20 a glass. >> could the same concept work in new york? at manhattan customers had mixed opinions. >> it is freshing and healthy.hl and stay hydrated. >> i kind of like the idea, too. >> there's a market for everything. >> people will buy it. >> i am not. >> resident wine somelieres doesn't think theid water trend will buck any traditions anyon time soon. >> we are not there yet.. >> i do believe a good meal is done with wine.ith and water is an accessory. >>> in l.a. reese is still pstouring and trying to pair his idea with success.idea >> if you like mushrooms in the meal the dutch spring is perfect. >> it is more -- that's reallyly inte

brandon reese notes the average making $12 and a quarter million last year a ceo now makes 350 times more than the average worker. >> that ratio is up from 42 times to one 30 years ago. so dramatic inequality and that's hurting employee moral and productivity and leading to increased turnover and that's what this disclosure rule is meant to fix. >> reporter: reese claims the ratio gives director whose determine a ceo's pay a invaluable tool that lessons the focus on what a ceo makes relative to other ceos and relative to the employees. the soon to be proposed rule appears somewhat less strin get than expected. they will use a statistical sample rather than looking at all of their workers' pay. >>> the firms won't be required to calculate a workers' pay the same way they calculate a ceos' pay. companies said it creates an administrative burden. the center for executive compensation says calculating the ratio takes time energy and resources that deflect focus from far more productive uses like generating growth. the proposal rule it's likely to be made available for public comment betw

tommy reese on the money to daniels. 32 yards, notre dame up 7-0. second quarter, at it again, connecting with tight end troy nicholas. the big guy rumbles 66 yards, notre dame goes on to win it 28-6. >>> well, the 49ers have tough decisions to make today. the final cutdowns, had to trim the rosters from 75 to 53. eight of the players could end up on the practice squad, 20 players released today, four wide receivers, including hawkins and colle. 13-year veteran brian jennings was let go, as we used to say, he's too old making too much money. travis johnson and michael thomas, both could end up on the practice squad. and wallace said he was brought in to get colt mccoy to get a cut in pay. raiders have not released their list yet. and looking for work, tim tebow cut by the new england patriots today. one of the most polarized and popular players may not find a new team this season, especially coming off a preseason where he completed 11 of 30 passes, two touchdowns and two interceptions. >>> u.s. open, second seed for the women, azerenko, at least th

listen, jackie robinson we know, pee wee reese, two iconic men in baseball, two men to look up to inday and age when we hear about characters -- people acting out of character with the doping and what have you. this really hits new yorkers in the wrong place this week, doesn't it? >> no question about it. >> all of baseball really. >> the things that this person wrote at the base of the statue is so ridiculous. i mean considering who jackie was, what he represented, the racial harmony that the statue depicts with a southern white fellow from kentucky, pee wee reese and they became best of friends. there was a book published a number of years ago, mostly a children's book but adults can read it, too, called "teammates." it's about how they met, their friendship. and in 1997 i invited sharon robinson to come to the public school where i was teaching and she came and we had a wonderful day with sharon robinson, brought all my photographs, my collection and it was just a great day. to see something like this happen today is just terrible. it really is. >> absolutely. and obviously whoeve

. >> reporter: adding to the volatile situation in egypt, hosni mubarak could be e reese -- released. judicial officials said there were no lonr grounds to keep him in culls zip ending a final verdict. the white house has not weighed in. >> there's an -- it's an egyptian matter for them to determine. >> reporter: the white house said the egyptian government must stick to its commitment to a democratic government. >>> monday for a lot of people back to school. for a lot of us back to work. it got bright at times, even in the state capital. the calm in the severn river. gray skies over charm city. 76 degrees right now. humidity is moderate and winds are southwesterly at the moment at the airport at five miles an hour. already a good idea to make sure you have this ready. download it for your mobile device. it can help you out in a pinch, especially when traveling. bay water temp doctoring. we're down in the low to mid-70s. last check was thomas point. how about the uv index, moderate. later into august the sun angle starts to decrease. we get less direct sunlight. so that's a time where

the man was found along the side of reese road. he was taken to police and firefighters. police say this was not a random attack. >> in our health aletter tonight the health department is announcing maryland's first west nile cases of the year. three people in the baltimore metropolitan area have the disease. most people infected with the virus zoo have symptoms. those who do complain of fever, headaches, body aches and a rash 14 days after getting that mosquito bite. >>> battling cancer can be hard enough on a person's body and mind. ed a to that to -- add to that, navigating the system that is supposed to help you out. >> reporter: charles "pops" wilkses grew up in baltimore, graduated from poly. and he worked for a company. >> people wanted to know what happened to pops. >> reporter: he made enough money to get by but not enough to purchase the health insurance offered by the franchise. earlier this year -- >> i was feeling week and didn't know why. >> reporter: coworkers asked why. >> we asked if he was going to the doctor but not having insurance he was relocktant. >

the bank is of the opinion that reese needs another bailout soon but finally, it rose only a little bit. >> let's have a look at the numbers in detail. not a lot of change, just a quarter of a percent of gains. the euro stoxx 50, pretty much no change at all grade -- at all. they look at the dow jones, still flat on the day. the euro losing a little bit. currently just over one dollar 30 three cents. >> struggling smartphone maker blackberry says is exploring the possibility of selling the company or engaging in a joint enter. >> the blackberry was for many people the original smartphone and helped to create a culture of users glued to the company's devices. but many have since moved on to makers offering newer technology. finally, the brother of the dutch king has died in hospital after spending more than a year in a coma. >> prints --prince friso was critically injured and doctors pronounced him brain-dead soon after his rescue. the prince, who is 44, survived by his mother, former queen beatrix of the netherlands, his wife and two young daughters. that is it for today. check out more

this the part where america turns its lonely eyes to reese witherspoon, if we're going to take the nextd in american politics. america must turn our lonely eyes to reese witherspoon's character elle woods in the movie "legally blond 2." we join our "legally blond" explainer, she's talked out of being distraught by friends who see a way to make something happen in congress though the leadership in congress does not want it to happen. take it away. >> i just don't think i'm cut out for this. >> oh, we have a plan. two words for you. discharge petition. >> with a couple hundred

the bank is of the opinion that reese needs another bailout soon but finally, it rose only a little bit. >> let's have a look at the numbers in detail. not a lot of change, just a quarter of a percent of gains. the euro stoxx 50, pretty much no change at all grade -- at all. they look at the dow jones, still flat on the day. the euro losing a little bit. currently just over one dollar 30 three cents. >> struggling smartphone maker blackberry says is exploring the possibility of selling the company or engaging in a joint enter. >> the blackberry was for many people the original smartphone and helped to create a culture of users glued to the company's devices. but many have since moved on to makers offering newer technology. finally, the brother of the dutch king has died in hospital after spending more than a year in a coma. >> prints --prince friso was critically injured and doctors pronounced him brain-dead soon after his rescue. the prince, who is 44, survived by his mother, former queen beatrix of the netherlands, his wife and two young daughters. that is it for today. check out more

supreme court which has rebussed to delay the reese -- re-- refused to delay the release of inmates ordered by judges. they were supposed to release 10,000 state prisoners by the end of the year to ease prison overcrowding. the state arced most nonviolent offenders are being held by the counties. >>> today crews began to test the new anchor rods being used in the bay bridge. they were tested in a saltwater bath. the saltwater bath promote corrosion which can shorten the life of boths -- boths. >> these bars may have no problems and may be just fine. >> each test bed placed -- will be placed under a tent. so direct sunlight doesn't cause the bolts to react differently from those inside the bridge. >>> new at noon, richmond, the city, is suing chevron over the refinery fire. the mayor just wrapped up a news conference about the lawsuit and the fire's impact on that city. ktvu sea brian flores was there and joins us live. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon. well well, the city of richmond filed this 40-page plant complaint in county -- in contra contra costa -- in contra costa

. >>> vandals defaced the statute of hall of famers peewee reese. an swastica written in black marker on the statute. it sits in front of the stadium. the hate crime task force is investigating it. >>> dill against is paying -- diligence is paying off. they complained for years over a home occupied with race. how something is finally being done. >>reporter: years of growing grass. >> this house shouldn't have been like this for years. >>reporter: a growing infestation for rats. >> and patients that continues growing thin. >> we don't sit on the porch because we're scared of the rats. >>reporter: this is best to describe how life on long view avenue in edison. it sits be between theirs, has been unoccupied, broken into and left to rot. >> the neighbors we had, they moved out one night in the middle of the niechlth ever since they moved out -- le of the night. ever since they moved out. >> there's been times i went down the steps and they just ran a cross my feet. >> repeated calls were met without any help. >> every time i call him, he say no no long

did you actually hear today that the actress got stabbed, reese, what's her name? >> oh, my god. witherspoon. >> no, with a knife. >> guys, time for we've got issues. this is where we get all the tabloids ahead of time. believe it or not, kim kardashian, cover girl again on "life & style." only $2.99. she had the most miserable pregnancy documented by a reality show and she's surprising everyone by saying she wants to try for number two. >> kanye's not open. >> she said she's open to having a number two. >> open to having number two? >> i'm open to that. >> i have number two every morning. >> i'm totally open. >> i know you're not into girly baby things, but what do you think of baby george, prince george's little nursery room? isn't that cute and sweet? it's a little girly for me, but he is british. >> i don't care. >> why don't you care? >> i don't know. what's wrong with me? >> have you ever had a yearning at all in your loins for a child? >> oh, take off the child. >>> then we have "us weekly." jennifer aniston, always on the cover of "us weekly." they just change the headlin

the reese velt roof -- roosevelt rough riders didn't have a win and their coach said like pierre they know what it means to fight. >> at the end of the day you appreciate it because what you work really hard for and gain it gives you a sense of appreciation and it gives you actually motivation to continue to work on hard tactics. >> coach johnny sharp says his players are winning in the classroom. >> proud to say of all the students that i had for my second year i've only had one kid that wasn't able to play academically. so i'll take that everyday. >> there was one special request. >> if you can come out to one of the games and support us. >> i can come to one of the games. that's not a problem at all. >> new uniforms and the skins top receiver in the stands sounds like a winning combination. >> the national zoo maybe on panda watch but it's getting ready for three other new editions. >> plus a new deal is giving netflix anses to more films -- access. >> good news for gamers. number five we knew it was coming out this fall and now we know when you can get your hands on sony play stat

when it comes to these warmer temperatures, 89 on the way to fairfield, 80 in santa ter reese sarks 86 in gilroy. plenty of 70s around the bay. next couple days looks liking this, temperatures are actually going to drop off. this is the warmest day in the next seven days. we'll drop off and wednesday into thursday, i left your temperatures in the 80s for now. might have to take them down through the next couple days. we're watching a system that could bring showers especially to the north bay as we head through the sect half of thursday. we'll keep watching that for you, let you know if things are changing. today a summer-like day, right back to a cooler than average pattern in the bay area for the rest of the week sglend thanks, christina. >>> the united states issuing new warnings to its embassies and consulates throughout the muslim world. the state department is telling them to close on sunday due to an unspecified threat. it is possible some of the diplomatic affiliates will stay closed for more than one day. the state department says it is closing the facilities out of an abundan

one of my former house mates graduated from cosmetology school reese endly. another just got her masters, an immigrant is working as an electrician's assistant. we are representative of many san franciscans who have gotten annex he lent education and support needed to build better lives. city college is the reason i vote. it's the reason i'm politically active. it is what allowed me to get a very solid science education. i would not be who i am today without city college and i really, really love my school. i intend to return to city college this fall to take [speaker not understood] i need for a graduate program and [speaker not understood] would like to attend next year when she is 18. please save city college in its current form, not gutted, not privatized for us and the many people who rely on it. thank you. (applause) >> thank you. >> before the next speaker i'll call a few wards. vanet cook. alan tray. francesca [speaker not understood]. the [speaker not understood] whit kerr. [speaker not understood]. and one more, susie wirawate. ~ >>> thank you, supe

today armed militias and islamists are rule much of the country fighting over territory smuggling reese and shares of drilling oil revenue to top that off desperate government is actually really activating colonel gadhafi is a few surveillance a parrot is using it to hunt down dissenters such as policy or reports on the sobering anniversary. anniversaries are often a time of celebration for two years on libya has pushes little to be applauding. with the us i'm not sure it will be right to assume that there's a government in libya there's no army no police in militias are in control is violent chaos the. militia violence stalks the land jihadist groups are growing strength waiting to cripple the oil industry and economic stagnation is everywhere with all the bad negative things that they say about that they those that. control it by force the situation of these devout divided countries libya mr duffy is far from the key days of the with the missionary euphoria human rights watch says a wave of this estimations has killed dozens of politicians after this judges and members of security age

newspaper put it the disclosure that taxpayers' money was used to cover the company's compliance costs reeses new questions surrounding the relationship between silicon valley and the n.s.a. now the guardian reached out to the alleged prism participants for a response about receiving financial reimbursements from the u.s. government now yahoo spokesperson admits that the company has requested reimbursement quote consistent with the law facebook responded by saying it has never received any compensation in connection with responding to government data requests google did not answer any of the specific questions that were asked by the guardian newspaper and microsoft declined to give a response on the record so not only are we now learning that taxpayer dollars may have financed government programs that broke down barriers that protected citizens privacies the companies that are listed as. some participants are still denying any involvement with the surveillance program. this is r.t. the us navy is expanding its presence in the mediterranean with a fourth cruise missile armed warship the move t

in the medal table after ashton eaton won the men's to castle and fellow olympic champion brittney reese dominated the women's long jump with a leap of seven meters and one centimeter and croatia's sundra perkovic won the women's discus do also repeat and london success. but before proceedings have got underway a group of athletes including defending a women's high jump champion and a cheater about visited the capital's iconic red square for a ceremonial start to the championships for what pole vault great set go booker was also on hand to on the men's world record holder back his female counterparts elaine is in by over to claim third world.

reese. so the question was... dr. murase asked a question about in reference to the public comment. >> it was in the public comment earlier by the labor partners and sciu and characterizing the budget as distinguishing between the certificated and classified and that there were moneys in the budget for the certificated but not the classified and i wanted to understand that. perspective better. i hope that you have some information. but my question is it a tiny issue in terms of when the contract are open and not open is that kind of behind some of that. >> the commissioner murase, thank you, superintendent carranza for the kind words. and again i appreciate the opportunity to serve. especially on the final evening. >> there are factors at play and one is the timing of contracts when the contracts open and when they are closed but in terms of this budget, i think that our deputy superintendent has already told and board and we have higher cost on the classified side. in terms of our mention cost and in terms of what ar

the talk of the underground today the i don't pay movement has over ten thousand members of course reese and his gaming supporters despite being targeted by more than one hundred unborn more seeds know that he spake to no we say that thousands of people with no belief hated it will no electricity to feel water so this winter we will warn them because it's a very big. greece's government continues progress to. economic miracles despite the country's status having been recently downgraded to emerging market. but the greeks are tired of empty promises and now more and more digging matters into their own hands even if that means breaking the law you want to spin off things greece. while hard pressed europeans continue counting the pennies as governments press on with a staring there is one sector of society that's far from feeling the pinch in fact bankers are still enjoying big bonuses and salaries here's presenter artie's venture capital business show k. pilbeam with the details. the underlying problem that cake started the own growing european debt crisis is greedy bankers being paid exce

the target the underground today the i don't pay movement has over ten thousand members of course reese and his gaming supporters despite being targeted by more than one hundred unborn morsi. no respect to do it you know we say that this thousands of people with no relief they said it will pull could no electricity water so this winter we will warn them because it's a very big. greece's government continues to promise economic miracles despite the country's status having been recently downgraded to emerging market. but the greeks are tired of empty promises and now more and more digging matters into their own hands even if that means breaking the law you're just going off things greece. and while europe cuts back on essential us and governments tighten their belts there's one sector of society that's not feeling the pinch for bankers times have never been better that's what katie film and a host of r.t. is new business show venture capital told us. the underlying problem that kickstarted the european debt crisis is greedy bankers being paid excessive amounts to take unnecessary risks is

started to take sides and act based on the principle of winner takes all betting on those who they saw reese potential winners but then the winners turned into losers again this is an example of so-called ad hoc policies as opposed to logical and integrity policies you cannot for example declare war on one regime because you personally don't like the dictator in power and be friends with a dictator in another country countries need to divert from their personal preferences and determine the main threats to the region which are terrorism and extremism and that's what we need to talk about and agree with you one thing lavrov reiterated today something that we've heard on and on from russia is that the u.n. needs to go in do their job and do the inspections uninterrupted and only then through legal channels can the decision be made about what's going to happen in syria as well and just like the russian foreign minister or the syrian you're also not so long ago broad of the problem fighting terrorism so what more can you tell us about well certainly in an interview with the russian newspaper bas

monday here with me rule reese to show you this hour's top world headlines . iran's new president has called for dialogue with the west but warned the language of sanctions just don't work. made his inaugural address softer being officially sworn in as the islamic republic's president and the moderate cleric. by promising to put an end to the country's international isolation over its nuclear energy program but waited steps to ease tensions with the rest of the world and not finding much response from some in the west as. iran's new president hassan rouhani is widely seen as a moderate politician particularly significant detail where western leaders are concerned after years of string diplomatic tensions in what is seen as an attempt by terror wanted to ease of that isolation the government had sent out invitations to e.u. countries including britain to withstand to be a swearing in ceremony. excluding the west and israel now the position was that only tehran a base of diplomats would attend but the u.k. had not sent anyone at all the reasoning given by the br

sometimes we talk of the underground today the i don't pay movement has over ten thousand members across reese and it's gaining supporters despite being targeted by more than one hundred unborn morsi. no respect to do it you know we say that thousands of people with no belief hated it will no electricity to feel water so this winter we will warn them because it's a very big people that greece is government continues to pry. economic miracles despite the country's status having been recently downgraded to emerging market. but the greeks are tired of empty promises and now more and more digging matters into their own hands even if that means breaking the law you want to spin off athens greece. so more international news in brief for you this hour a train carrying consumer goods has derailed in the u.s. state of oklahoma around thirty cars turned upside down spilling beer and soda cans on the rails near the city of wine elka an emergency crew has arrived on the scene but no injuries have been reported so far the direct the train is owned by b. n.s.f. a railway company. israel has been given the g

in the medal table after ashton eaton won the men's to castle and fellow olympic champion brittney reese dominated the women's long jump with a leap of seven meters and one centimeter and croatia's sundra package won the women's discus do also repeat and london success. but before proceedings have got underway a group of athletes including defending a women's high jump champion and a cheater about visited the capitals iconic. red square for a ceremonial start to the championships for what pole vault great said global care was also on hand and the men's world record holder back his female counterpart elaine is in by over to claim her third world title in what could be her last major tournament and the land that will compete in the home crowd i think she she can do good because support of the crowd support of the fram friends will help good to make good results. now let's turn to football with fabio capello's russia aiming to regain top spot in green best as they travel to northern ireland for the latest well cup qualifier the two games in hand over their group rivals which is on court fee