>> that beautiful face you're looking at is reilly a 4-year-old male. he is about to go skydiving. he will be on canine cloud nine. >> he's almost 4. >> that is his owner nathan. every time he lands nathan says that riley is right there waiting for him. so excited to see him. he says riley trusts him. had he's really calm. as you can see here he's not moving. >> riley not moving an inch. >> he says he's really calm, not scared. he says he really enjoyed this. >> he's not scared because he doesn't know what's about to happen. . >> and there you see, they all make a jump and there's reilly. look at reilly wiggling around. >> he's jiggling around because he's trying to leave the situation too this is not the first time we've seen a skydiving dog. >> this is cool. >> was it really cool? one thing we haven't seen on the show before a dog in formation skydiving. >> and there he is once the parachute is deployed. look at him. i think he's smiling. look how calm he is. >> yeah. >> he handled it better than most humans would. >> clearly. >> who would handle this better, this dog or beth tro

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services and i'm concerned about the kind of any kind of political conversations that could slow down reilly's of those fund and preventing lives we want to expedite those services into the community i make sure that the funds get released in an expeditious manner we don't want that to happen and for me personally at the aids housing alliance we saw that 20 percent of homeless people with hiv and aids the first episode of homelessness was in one year of testing positive so by 1u7b8 lowering the hiv infections we substantially lower homelessness and that saves us money thank you for having this hearing and i hope we get those funds out there soon. >> thank you very much another incredible institution at the forefront is the san francisco aids foundation and i'd like to call upon dr. robert grant. >> thank you it's really a happy day today only partly because it's raining (laughter) the quality of mercy is not it falls from heaven and on this rainy day a time in san francisco doesn't mean a risk for acquiring hiv we can love and enjoy our human connections free from this deedadly disease had a p

colleen reilly. >> good evening, commissioners and directors thank you i want to take the opportunity to speaking speak laguna honda is a hundred and 7 a bed we provide the nursing services and rehabilitation one of the few that are public library owned, of course, we're proud to be on or about integral part of the san francisco network last year, we saw 12 and 18 patient 5 homicide women we cared for the demographics after hearing the general demographics on race in particular were interesting so thirty percent of our women are white and 29 percent are african-american and 25 percent are asian and 13 percent hispanic latino so quite is a disparity we i wanted to highlight a couple of services we provide to so we have a unique integrated pain and heavily clinic we started in 2011 we've seen over one hundred and 40 patient there now this is a masculine where we have medical providers acupuncture and music and different types of movement and massage as pharmacy all happening there at once so about 45 percent of the patient in this clinic are women r our respite services provided religio

what did you think about that. >> something i expressed in my interview with rick reilly, there are noses made in professional sports and life. tom has been as good as anybody whoever played the game. you about you know he had a tough night last night. that said i expect tom to come back strong. i expect patriots will fix some problems and be a contender at end of the year. that is the way it works. melissa: and what do you think of, what do you think of the newcomer? what do you think of jimmy -- garoppolo? we lost dru bledsoe. oh, no. i think i stretched it out. thank you for joining us as well. that was fun. >>> the anticipation is palpable. microsoft big announcement is today and tens of people will care about this. >>> plus it is not a dream. a ban on late night work emails where you might want to consider a work abroad program. do you ever have too much money? ♪ mr. daniels. mr. daniels. look at this. what's this? clicks are off the charts. yeah. yoshi, we're back. yes, sir! ♪ more shipping! more shipping! ♪ [ beeping ] ♪ [ beeping ] know that chasing performance and fewer choice

member of the board of supervisors could suggest this if it's something that is of interest >> i'm reilly i'm making some changes to what is in the document but you can see i've met with members of the civil grand jury this is work in process finding 11 the text medicare's has not been implored again if so one i think i agree partially and disagree paternal the board of supervisors agrees that the emerging technologies create new difficulties and the city attorney has provided a significant amateur of advise including an interrupted sects in the newly revised good government on recommendation 11 i suggest it requires further analysis the board of supervisors looked at this by the sunshine task force ethnics commission and city attorney will report back to the grand jury after this work he the conclusion of supreme court case finding 16 around the traveling and gifts i suggest we agree with what is suggested by the grand jury with regards to recommendation 16 in this area he say it requires further analysis the board of supervisors is open to making changes and looks forward to the additio

"the mix with janet reilly" is next. >>> perhaps public pressure is getting to the nfl or maybe it is the loss of sponsors. we will debate the nfl mess and the future of the man in charge. >>> earthquake. >>> quake warning technology exists but the money to take it statewide apparently doesn't at least not yet. we will find out why. >> you don't fatten a hog by weighing it more often. >>> colorful comments on common core. "the mix" starts now. >>> hello and welcome to "the mix". never has the nfl had such a bad run. four of the star players are in the headlines all for domestic violence of one kind or another. the league's reaction has ranged from inconsistent to embarrassing. joining me to talk about where we go from here is one-time niners executive. gentlemen, thanks for being here. >> andy, let's start out

. >> it's amazing that the eagles are 2-0, like other players have not played well at all and reilly cooper who hasn't caught him when he has had the chance. >> the only thing we are frustrated about we could be scoring more points and scoring more yards. if you watch the film, guys watching balls or guys open, or something missed, we kind of shoot ourselves in the foot and once we are winning games but we are happy with that. we have sunday showdown covered from start to finish. then eagles game day final here on channel 6. after major backlash from sponsors and charities the vikings have banned adrian peterson from all practices and games. he will earn his regular salary until his legal situation is resolved. a trial could take up to a year, unless he plays guilty he could be out for the rest of the season. >> we have decided that the appropriate course of the action for the organization and for adrian is to put him on the exempt list until the legal proceedings are complete. we made a mistake and we needed to get this rights. >> baseball now, a.j. burnett lost his 17th game of the

and process among many things he's left the port better than he found it we're indebted to him and reilly from the loss of an amazing person he was a crazy enough person to be a swimmer with those two blue shirt gentlemen who are here to help us celebrate him. that concludes my report. and hopefully next time it will be more cheery we've lost people this month that left their marks on the waterfront >> i hope we'll adjourn our meeting in memory of those steering wheel individuals. any public comment? >> i thank you. i'm peter ross the president of the rowing club for 8 years i've here to pay my receptors important the loss of david as monique said his life is one we need to celebrate david wouldn't want anyone to mourn him i was remarkably positive we say it over the past two or three months he was battling cancer i've known dpaifd for 20 years he is absolutely beloved at the seat belting end for his witness and reference and intelligent the same desire to know everything about every topic and highly preponderance of evidence he was there to give pious opinion whether you wanted it or not

wharf to update those tariff provisions to if the tariff hadn't been changed so harbor master joe reilly is here and others in charge of the what have worked with the affair co- port owners to come up with a change to the tariff that are detailed in staff report but essentially their reducing the number of boats and removed language requiring the family member to be on board during voyages and some changes to other policies. the second changed we're putting up for the commission is the passenger fees for the crews fees when the commission approved the management for the operation of pier 27 our passenger fee is $12 per passenger we're increasing it to $8 per passenger this fee a casting through the crews lines and paid by the crews passengers the increase has been vested with our crews partners and accepted pay off our investment in our brand new cruise terminal so we see it going forward >> make a long story short the updates to the clarity and financial sustainability for two of our most important marine industries pier 25 has not been updated and the passenger fees have nots been rais

and is being challenged most recently by the supreme court ruling in reilly v. california which came out late spring, early summer. at least the supreme court's ruling and reasoning cast doubt on the validity of the doctrine going forward. so for those of you who aren't familiar with the case, the facts were that two cases were joined and in one case the government seized a smartphone of an individual during the course of his arrest. in another case the government agent seized a flipphone, the old phones none of us use anymore. they don't record much information other than the call log. the cases were joined. in both cases the defendants claimed that the search and seizure of the phones was impermissible and the government claimed it is valid. we don't need a warrant. the court ruled unanimous ly tht the seizure of the phones was not justified as a search incident and arrest. the court disagreed with the government's arguments about exigencies, said there are ways to preserve the information if you are concerned about it getting lost. the court disagreed with th

. >> until 1933 when the reilly act went into effect after the disastrous 1933 santa barbara -- >> long beach. >> destroyed elementary schools. they were brick. if the kids were in school, we would have lost thousands of kids. that banned brick construction and required seismic designs to be incorporated in buildings. >> there was a major -- there are a number of thresholds over the course of the development. the big one is in the mid '70s, but a whole threshold, series of these thresholds. many of the older buildings, like the 1 across the street have been upgraded to meet some modern standards. this is the williams building that we were talking about that is the replacement of the building that was damaged in the 1906 earthquake. it was built just like it with the plans. >> this building they were going to dynamite it. in '06, they dynamited buildings to clear the path. >> from an interesting point of view, spencer is here, this building is incorporating into the brand-new building next to it, which makes the new building an addition. it is not a new building. it is a brand-new buildi

>> naomi schafer reilly, the author of "the faculty lounges and other reasons why you won't get the collegeaid for." >> i like her already. by the way, we love the title. >> great to see you both. >> so there are hard stats that show basically that college kids earn more money than kids who ds don't go to college. how much? how big is the disparity? >> i think it depends on the industry. the real issue is that the majority of the kids that are tracking the stats are on are financial grads or accounting grads. so there's so many different categories of college graduates and different industries they go into. there are college graduates working at starbucks. >> it's about a million dollars difference over your lifetime. >> over lifetime, right. we're averaging out a lot of different kinds of careers from investment banking to working at starbucks. >> so the big question is is it worth it? with all the debt that comes with it, do you think -- is the overall theme that yes, it is worth it or no, it's not? >> i think this is so dependent on the person. so i think for kids who are doing well in s

he has crossed over the grand canyon and niagara falls, we have stories trending including reilly theedevil dog, he and his owner go skydiving together. this girl had a butterfly land on her nose and she continued to play. and a case of eternal love, two skeletons found with their arms crosses from 700 years ago. >>> and one last check of the forecast from david murphy. >> a mix of clouds and sun out there as we look across the region, we start to the north and western suburbs, highs ranging from 73 to 75, including the lehigh valley and on down into lancaster county, and looking for a mix of clouds and sun and 74 to 76 and down the shore 74 to 76 is your high and a chance of a spotty shower popping in as we go later into the afternoon. that would be mainly to the west in lancaster county and chester and maybe newark, delaware, but not a whole lot of stuff out there. and quickly i'll be on saturday hosting the eagle national bank 5-k, 8:30 registration and 10:00 a.m. race, that helps the can center there. >> a pennsylvania state trooper is involved in a crash on route 202 and route 1

>> if he can prove in a year or two that he knows what he did. >> ray reilly.ck, president barack obama on the eve of a special speech to america. his plan to defeat isis. and from crack dealer to police officer. the man's 20 year career with the nypd after starting off in a life of crime. >> can't wait to hear that. >> and the questions people are asking tonight in the whack of the shocking ray rice video. why do women stay when men abuse them? and can abusers be cured? >> president obama will deliver a televised primetime message to the nation less than 24 hours from now the here's what press secretary josh earnest said earlier about the plan to fight isis. >> what the president will talk about in the speech tomorrow, what the next phase entails. generally speaking, at the core of that next phase is an understanding and protecting the core national security interests of the united states. and protecting the american people. >> we know the president met with congressional leaders in the oval office this afternoon to brief them on his strategy against isis. he

reilly joining us on the phone which i should say is the number one ranked super hard analyst by skylineso scott, congratulations on that honor. you were on the show about two months ago. what has been going on with the name? >> thanks for having me. we've had a lot of speculation that a, quote, unquote, lifeline will be granted to the companies. it surfaced a few months ago with blue crest and standard general. so they're saying maybe the company gets bailed out, maybe there are some deep pockets at play. i think what's happening is we're seeing some of the short dollars begin to cover and say we're not going to take the last little bit off the table. we'll leave it there, and that's what's prompted the rapid run-up in the stock last week. as the speculation has died down, we've seen the shares go back the other way this week. >> in fact, it was a couple months ago when we did speak to you here on "street signs." you were saying you didn't really see a white knight appearing. you saw it die down, but do you think there is a white knight out there for radio shack? >> a white knight has p

that prices at 68, then the after tax haul will be 6 billion dollars, according to the team at b reilly. yahoo is committed to returning half of that to shareholders. doesn't say exactly how. some want a bigger dividend, a bigger buyback. or you could support the shares looking ahead. what else about acquisitions. she's bought a lot of companies since she took over the reigns here in sunnyvale california. here's one suggestion for meyer's consideration. >> the most obvious is aol. they are a very similar businesses. aol is doing kind of the same things yahoo is in terms of youing franchise in display in video, developing the same advertising stack that yahoo is interested in. >> now, after alibaba's ipo, yahoo is still going to have a 16% stake in the company which it can't sell for one year. >> thanks so much. we'll be watching yahoo shares certainly especially when alibaba opens tomorrow morning. >> let's bring in simon hams in u.k. and europe. we're seeing some mixed reaction. >> yes. yellen juice bounce. you'll notice grease is still in negative territory. ireland, up 1 1/2 percent.

a top executive for the firm in china, mark reilly, has also been sentenced to three years in prison.me depot has announced the second largest credit card 66 millionecord, credit cards have been charged by mao well -- by malware from april through september. panama has announced it plans to invite cuba to the next summit of the americas in 2015 despite heavy u.s. opposition. cuba's exclusion became a topic issue of debate at the last summit in 2012, which ecuadorean president rafael correa boycotting the meeting over cuba's absence. this summer is officially the hottest summer ever recorded. according to the national ocean and atmospheric administration, global temperatures reached an all-time high for the june-august period. last month was also the hottest august since records began in 1880. the report comes as new york city is set to host what could be the largest climate change protest in history. organizers expect more than 100,000 people to convert for the people's climate march sunday. on thursday night, the people's climate train pulled into penn station after a cross-country t

garth have sellout converts but he is unveiling a digital music service to target itunes which he reillyoesn't like. we're talking to the ceo of garth brooks ghost tunes service. this is a fox business exclusive. david: big coal, as you know, big coal is drowning in a sea of red tape right now. can the industry stay afloat? we'll ask the ceo of alpha natural resources, one of the top u.s. coal producers. liz: 4:20 a.m. in hong kong and the showdown continues. you're looking at a live picture of one of the world's top financial centers, clogged and choked with protesters. will police crack down on pro-democracy protesters tomorrow which is china's national day holiday? david: back to coal what do you think about coal? can the domestic coal industry survive? send us a message at facebook.com/afterthebell. your answers coming up. ♪ ♪ mr. daniels. mr. daniels. look at this. what's this? clicks are off the charts. yeah. yoshi, we're back. yes, sir! ♪ more shipping! more shipping! ♪ [ beeping ] ♪ [ beeping ] know that chasing performance and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper alloca

the police ministry said british national mark reilly-- the company's former china manager-- paid doctorsuse glaxo's products, beginning in 2009. he was ordered today to leave the country immediately. on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average gained 13 points to close at 17,279. the nasdaq fell 13, to close at 4579. and the s-and-p dropped a point, to 2010. for the week, the dow gained 1.7 percent. the s-and-p was up 1.3 percent. and the nasdaq rose a fraction of a percent. >> woodruff: still to come on the newshour. iran's foreign minister on how to deal with the islamic state group. voters in scotland reject independence from the u.k. chinese e-commerce giant alibaba sells its first shares on the new york stock exchange. getting an extreme view of natural beauty on federal land in utah. and david brooks and e.j. dionne on the weeks news. >> woodruff: now to iran and our interview with foreign minister mohammad javad zarif. he is in new york this week for the so called p-5 plus one talks on that country's nuclear program. as questions loom over whether a deal can be reached

i think they're going to have concerns with perry reilly. , brandon meriweather not necessarily practicingks. so this defense we thought was so great when they played jacksonville is not so great. >> all right. so a long week ahead here. they had the break, they have the rest. you recall as a player, how important is it for them to get this time off to just get away from it for a little. >> i always liked this early break, because you've had camp and almost half the season go by in terms of total days. these guys are beat down a little bit. as the season progresses, they'll plan session into just playing games. this was a nice break as a player. i loved getting a thursday night game and having some time off. >> you taking a nice break? >> i take no breaks. i am working more now than i have ever worked. >> except for your dad. >> that's part of it. >> cooley is a new dad. the redskins, they will play the super bowl champs. seattle seahawks in one week at fedexfield. back to you. >>> right now at 5:30, a doctor exposed to ebola is in bethesda. >> doctors say there is no worry to worry. >>> s

tweeting this, just saw your special with rick reilly, i want to try it as well.a frances speaking with drew bledsoe and she is here right now. i never knew there is a connection between wine, football and basketball. melissa: there is, and it is twitter. he did not even use drew bledsoe twitter handle, but he got picked up and retreated. drew bledsoe said of course we will send you wine. from there it started trending and it went everywhere. it was worth about $108,000, i think it was worth a lot more than that because it sells about $90 per bottle, so maybe it sold 1000 bottles. it is all about this story. it is actually very well regarded, 9 95 on the wine spectator. the celebrity endorsement hit twitter, had enormous response and up goes the advertising value on the free messages. >> lot had to do with the fact it was obviously sincere. athletes no other athletes, trying to put them into promoting things all the time but this was like i'm getting ready for the game and i saw this, it was a neat story. talking about the incredible career he has done for himself

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it sure looks like reilly is enjoying himself there.ly be doing it again. let's send it being outside to al for another check of your weather. >> well, thank you very much, natalie. we have all of our friend hanging out here, three sisters, your dream is? >> to be here. together. >> wow. where are you from? >> newfoundland, can that. >> oh, newfy. we heard hoff you. yes, we vietnamlet show y-- we . these are remnants of odile causing big problems. you look at nogales, arizona, look at all the rain to the south of austin. this will continue right into the weekend. in fact, you can see as you look on the future-cast that low pressure. that's what's left of odile bushes in, albuquerque, santa angelo, del rio into austin, we got a serious flood threat through friday in no gales into huvenl we look for rainfall apples anywhere from two to three inches. locally, we could see up to three to five inches per hour in southeastern texas. so we've got to really watch over >>> hi, i'm brittney shipp. another fall-like day for us. plenty of sunshine,

even though it was not specifically about a third party issue, the reilly case puts pressure on themand my view is it should force the court and others to think about drawing lines. i was interested to hear the panel's thoughts on the use side as well as adequacy of safe quarters and efficacy this was something we had to deal with. this was to facilitate information sharing among the agencies. basically with respect to signals intelligence, you can share products within the intelligence community according to the rules that govern the intelligence products. they were working on a set of rules to allow they are subject to the rules that govern that agency. the protections follow the data. as i said earlier, there is no indication that the rules had been ineffective. i think what the argument has been is people think the law shouldn't allow what the law does allow. not that we don't have effective controls to enforce the law as it currently exists. >>> it it were to go away completely, would that mean that local police would have to get pens which i don't think they have to do. >> as a

and finally, reilly the four-year-old dog and his owner jump from a plane.t there. >> make it a great day. happy birthday to the air force. it's also national cheeseburger day. >> after the show show next. bill: want to start with a fox news alert. a major terror plot busted in australia with direct ties to isis. their plot was to kidnap innocents, publicly behead them and post it online. martha: this is the world we are living in where we report stories like this. hundreds of australian officials

>> naomi schafer reilly, the author of "the faculty lounges and other reasons why you won't get the college >> and some ceos can't get a job too. >> over lifetime, right. we're averaging out a lot of different kinds of careers from investment banking to working at starbucks. >> so the big question is is it worth it? with all the debt that comes with it, do you think -- is the overall theme that yes, it is worth it or no, it's not? >> i think this is so dependent on the person. so i think for kids who are doing well in school, have good grades, high s.a.t.s, can get into the top college, no question that it would be worth it to you over the long haul to go get a b.a. but i think 245 -- that the vast majority of kids are not in that situation. and they may be facing the choice of going into extraordinary amount of debt to go to college. first of all, can you make it into the decent college? do you know what you want to do when you get there? >> right. >> right. >> i don't think -- as a kid, you know, maybe taking a year off and working and i think kids who do that and then go back to school,