eric schmidt now they're all gathering for overtreat in the forests shrouded in secrecy it's called bohemian grove and it's the playground of the mohini and club and their annual getaway began over the weekend now on friday we question what a group of some of the most powerful men in the country meeting in secret in the course of california would lead to well past allegations have included heavy drinking sacks but more him. hackle to society and concerning for the protesters who show up to picket are the political deals and policy being hatched undemocratically in private that is the accusation at least of our own christine for as i went to bohemian grove herself over the weekend and hear what she dug up. it is nestled among the redwoods twenty seven hundred acres of pristine land broken down into dozens of camps and for two weeks every july since the eight hundred eighty s. they've been filled with some of the most wealthy and powerful men in the world. many of them arrive on their corporate jets at the nearby sonoma county airport you're. others arrive in fancy cars which will fill the ons

eric schmidt had been some interesting papers. he had been making the point that so much of the tech industry is project-based learning. google gives people time off to do what they want. they give them time to explore and hang out with other people, outside of the framework of this more structured enterprise. burning man, from the very beginning is project-based learning. it attracts people from every demographic that you can think of, every category. so you have to, potentially, encyclopedic knowledge assembled at this place. and the natural way to learn is project-based. scholarship is fine, academic models can be useful for certain things, but human beings tend to learn by engaging in prt-

in washington, emily schmidt. 9news now. >> we have a note that kristin fisher comes from a family of astronauts. she is heading for florida and her live reports will get started thursday at 5:00 p.m. >>> nasa is counting on commercial companies to start bidding on contracts to serve as the international space station and that will also open the door for well, just about any of us who has the money to get into space. >> we want to make space accessible to everyone. i mean that's a revolutionary change, but it's incredibly exciting and it brings space the possibility of space travel to all americans, which is fantastic. >> people used to say look, it would be impossible to build your own spaceship and your own spaceship company and take people to space. and you know, that's the kind of challenge i love to prove them wrong. >> british businessman says his company is hoping to take tourists into space in the next 18 months. he is one of three companies trying to make space travel as routine as boarding an airplane. probably won't be as cheap, though. so far, in word on what it will cost

emily schmidt explains why. >> kennedy space center is marking time and making history with its final countdown of nasa's space shuttle program. >> we're delighted to be here after a very arduous nine-month training flow, we're glad to be here in florida for launch. >> friday, the four member atlantis crew plans liftoff for 12 days in space, the last of 135 space shuttle missions. so far, nasa says all is a ago. >> all of our prep rations for launch countdown have been completed and we're working no issues at this time. >> but florida skies can be fickle and nasa said today there may be a weather-induced problem that would force a weekend launch. >> our primary concern for launch would be showers and thunderstorms developing along the sea breeze as it forms on friday and with that, we have a 60% chance of weather. >> the crew will take equipment to the international space station including for the first time, an iphone to help with experiments. social media is coming into play, too. >> it is an honor to be able to go there. >> brent danley is one of 150 twitter users nasa randomly sel

to pick up a few votes from the fearful far right here to weigh in on the issues gordon cling and schmidt former navy chaplain and founder of the pray in jesus name project. god bless you tom and god bless your listeners in jesus' name thank you for having me well thank you gordon do you really want government to be able to tell people of any religion that they can or cannot build a house of worship. well of course i support and defend as a former navy chaplain the constitution of the united states including the first amendment which protects our right to free religious exercise it does not however protect our right to kill people or our right to do violence in the name of a false religion like islam islam has herman cain so articulately argued is not really a religion so much as it is a totalitarian government and they're trying to set up a separate city council in murfreesboro tennessee if they wanted to add insult to try to build a mosque c'mon garden. yes well of course you'll recall how shariah law effected these two people i'm talking about a shia a son right a lady in buffalo who w

but i think that's the area where i would have put more resources. >> eric schmidt there.ogle's search engine provides access to more than 8 billion web pages and counting, of course. nina? >> manisha, it takes more than a good product to hit jackpot. it's also how you sell it. up next on "the boss" our ceos get a master class in marketing. we'll be right back. london. this is "world business today." welcome back. >>> being the boss isn't just about making big decisions. sometimes it's all about knowing when to let someone else take the lead. sarah curran and steve hindy are just two of the executives we've been following. they know all too well that teamwork is key to success. it's time now for "the boss." >> previously on "the boss," growth in the fast lane. sarah curran fires the former head of market rg from lastminute.com to help grow her company. >> we know someone who has the experience but equally prepared to roll up therapy sleeves. >> in new york steve hindy proudly names his latest product. >> brooklyn tonic is now the brooklyn concoction thanks to uncle sam. >>

. >>> buenas tardes, les acompaÑa edna schmidt. que don es un tÉrmino bÍblico, lo que podrÍa ocurrir con el cierre de la mÁs transitada ruta del paÍs, nos cuentan porque se ha podido evitar la gran cogestiÓn vehÍculo entrevista. >> tal y como estaba previsto los trabajos de ampliaciÓn de la intersecciÓn 405 y 1701 comenzaron con instrucciones al pÚblico que para muchos fueron exageradas pero dieron resultados positivos por quÉ evitar el caos vial. que muchos temÍan >> tienen meses planeando, como cerrarlas calles,como dirigir la gente,. >> la patrulla de caminos dijo que no se habÍan reportado mayores incidentes. >> el trÁfico está bastante ligero y el pÚblico siguiÓ las instrucciones de no transitar por esta Área. >> juan trabaja en las 10 millones que estÁn cerradas, hoy no tuvo trabajo que espera que el proyecto valuado en mÁs de $ 10 millones agilice el trÁfico de la arteria mÁs congestionado del paÍs. >> espero que el fin de semana termine todo para poder entrar en semana a trabajar bien. >> para estos jornaleros esta paraliza

schmidt and asked him, please, you have to look at what's going on. why are we having such an explosion in prescription drug abuse among teenagers and kids? but where do they get them? >> reporter: google, he said, never responded. and google still isn't responding, telling cnn through a spokesperson "as this is a legal matter, we're not commenting on it". now cnn has confirmed google is inning through what could be the biggest fine in u.s. government history for allowing the illegal flow of pharmaceuticals through its search engine. in an s.e.c. filing the company disclosed it was setting aside a half billion dollars to potentially settle a department of justice criminal investigation that involved "certain advertisers". sources confirmed to cnn those advertisers were rogue, online pharmacies that were paying google for its services. the real question califano is asking, why google couldn't have done something sooner. >> to me it's an example of putting profits over people. that's what we're talking about here. and it's bad, really bad, because it's

a week later commissioner chan, chief schmidt and a group of stakeholders met with chief sir. as a result of his action and direction, bulletin number 11-11 13 was issued. i believe the commission has already seen that bulletin. what that bulletin was, was simply an interim measure until we got the program up and running. chief was concerned there was nothing in place. there wasn't enough in place so he acted immediately as part of that meeting within his first week of the administration to get that bulletin out. so that is out and being implemented at this time. so we have started -- or scheduled ones with 15 members interested. that took place in memphis. members of the working group found that very interesting and very productive. so we started to schedule those and moving those to the process. so that's been done. sergeant laura knight, sergeant jennifer jackson to the academy has been assigned to work through the committee to get that through and post as quickly as possible. also from the academy, officer phil helmer is working on the pt st aspect of it, how to deal with

that that money stays as originally planned and we get an academy class there and i know that chief schmidt and director landis are working feverishly to see if we can't get another federally funded class which might net us two classes for the year which would be great. that said, we really -- we are really, really up against it starting next fiscal year if we're not getting at least three classes a year. commissioner kingsley. thank you. >> commissioner chan. >> i wanted to ask you two questions. one was about the consent severance of private residences, the department bulletin that was issued. we have commissioners get the bulletin but the public doesn't get a chance to see it so wondered if you could share that with everyone so they know the changes taking place -- maybe not changes but announcements to officers about forms that are needed to fill out and the second question was to ask you how the building communities trust meeting went. >> the buildings of community trust meeting, i thought it went well. i think that what it was was after the joint human rights police commission meeting

let's go live to emily schmidt who has been following the trial. >> reporter: good afternoon. less than an hour ago, casey anthony, when she heard the verdict, she broke into tears. their decision, not guilty on the most serious charges of killing her daughter. when day two of jury deliberations in the casey anthony trial got underway in orlando, an anxious casey anthony arrived to court learning this was the day she could learn her fate and it was. >> a jury of your peers have found you not guilty as to the charge contained of count one of the indictment, murder in the first degree. >> reporter: deliberations took jut over ten hours. for the men and women of the jury, it was literally a life or death situation, with the first-degree murder conviction punishable by the death penalty. prosecutors portrayed casey anthony as a selfish party girl who wanted to be treed from the burdens of raising her -- freed from the burdens of raiseing her child. >> she took her child, took her life and put her in the trunk and forgot about her. >> reporter: the defense hammered at the evidence

in washington, emily schmidt. >> anthony faces a year in prison on each count of lying to investigators where she was found guilty. however, she has been in gale for nearly three years already so there is a possibility she may not serve any additional time at all. >>> it was another hot day around the bay area, especially in our inland valleys where temperatures neared the triple digits, closer to the coast line, temperatures a lot cooler. that fog stuck to the coast this afternoon. a look at the difference over the past 24 hours. temperatures have warmed. oakland, 10 degrees warmer, 12 degrees warmer in heyward and several degrees warmer in other parts of the bay area. that trend is not going to last. tomorrow, a cooling trend will continue. very briefly the fog moves back to the coast by noon. we'll see sunny skies throughout the bay area but partly cloudy skies down in the south bay with a chance of thunder and also cooler temperatures, not only in the south bay but everywhere in the base area. we'll talk about that threat of thunderstorms and the cooler temperatures c >>> three bay

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and just before the closing bell, the company said chairman eric schmidt will testify in september to the senate anti- trust committee. last month, the federal trade commission launched a broad look into the company's business practices. google's second quarter earnings are due next thursday. as one may expected after the dismal jobs report, employment service companies saw selling. manpower, robert half international and monster worldwide fell at least 3% each. temporary hiring has been very slow this year. seatbelt and air bag maker auto- leave is in a u.s. and european anti-trust investigation of its own. the stock fell hard more than 10% after acknowledging the inquiry. the company warns operating results could be impacted when the investigations are finished. on monday, alcoa takes its traditional place as the first dow industrial stock to report quarterly results. in previous quarters, growth has been fueled by china, russia and brazil. shares were down a fraction today. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: jobs were a big topic in florida today, at the launch of the spa

get as many as two academy classes from the existing list and we've been in discussions, depp any schmidt with h.r. in the early fall to hope that next fiscal year there's money we can t

mr schmidt to european member from denmark says his country is right to take action to tackle rising immigration. all over the european union where more and more people are realizing that the solutions we have been given by brussels are not the right where the right ones for a modern world where fighting trafficking which is the one of the most horrible crimes we see of course we're fighting drugs we're fighting smugglers in various kinds and illegal immigrants it's clear that we see what we see in the entire middle east is to shoot pressure on the european borders and i think we have a national as well as international responsibility to avoid that that illegal immigrants come to our country so that they create an environment environment that is hostile to those who are legally here i think it's reasonable to use public spending to ensure that every day lives for the danish population i mean that's one of the main reasons why you want to pay tax that you want to police a customs control the army here and whatever publicly funded institution to protect you so i think it's reasonable t

get as many as two academy classes from the existing list and we've been in discussions, depp any schmidt with h.r. in the early fall to hope that next fiscal year there's money we can start lining up some academy classes, hopefully three a year at minimum. president mazzucco: great. thank you. line item 3-b. >> the o.c.c. director's report, a review of recent actives. president mazzucco: good evening, director hicks. >> i'm fine, thank you. good evening, commissioners and members of the audience. i have no o.c.c. recent activities to report this evening though next week i will provide you with the june statistical report and then on august 10 i will provide you with the second quarter statistical report. president mazzucco: any questions for director hicks? moving right along, line item 3-c, commission reports. >> item 3-c, the commission reports, first the commission president's report followed by commissioner reports and discussion and possible action regarding scheduling and election of commission officers. president mazzucco: i have a brief comment. we had a great community meeting i

has a knack for pushing their limits on every front getting right up to that creepy line as eric schmidt would say and other paying for it with all these probes and investigations that are putting a magnifying glass on the search engine and this judge's decision is by no means going to be the downfall of the great cooper but i do think that rulings like this are at least going to keep the company from taking their efforts too far a true glimmer of hope. and now yesterday we told you about a new challenge to the protect ip act a group of nine eleven festers has signed in science a letter to congress opposing the legislation saying that it not only amounts to internet censorship that's barred by the first amendment but also allies the u.s. oppressive regimes and legislation is for now that stalled in congress anything to refresher course it's the law that would allow the government to essentially blacklist websites that they deem to be engaging in infringing activities as the letter calls it it's the internet death penalty and sold as a piece of copyright in force mint and has the heavy ba

have former presidents you have current presidents you have british royalty that go there helmut schmidt the previous german chancellor wrote a book men in power as a political retrospective and in the book he said look the trilateral commission goes there the goldberg group goes there the leaders the world go there for fifteen days and a lot of decisions get made there and he admitted that they are establishing a private corporate world government and that one of the most important secret meeting houses is the bahamian grove and richard nixon told harper's magazine in an effort his death the recording was released of the interview that had not been fully published where he did say that it is basically a again meeting that that's the main thread besides politics is that a lot of the major magnets. in corporations and media but also government come there and a male prostitutes are shipped in to service them but my main issue is that the bahamian grove actually has released some of their animals and now berkeley and other universities of sonoma state and they graduate they hatch the manhat

get elected and then the same kind of bigotry that you just saw exhibited by by gordon kling and schmidt is is the kind of thing that is frankly cutting away at the foundations of this country it needs to be repudiated by all of us and the whole idea that somebody should not be able to build a church or a mosque or whatever simply because that's the religion they were born into is fundamentally un-american and in that context at least politically even. it's the good the bad in the very very. time of tahn it troll big bully. i gotta practice this more first the good rudy giuliani what no really over the weekend giuliani had some great advice for the republican party in an interview with c.n.n. about new york's decision to legalize same sex marriage giuliani had this warning for the g.o.p. . i think that marriage should be true to men and women but i think that the republican party would be well advised to get the heck out of people's bedrooms and let these things get decided by states i see borehole and i were. drilling so much on the subject of gays and lesbians and whether it's right or

sky first will be hampered by a depleted roster however caused by injuries through trauma schmidt saidmark gonzales and jordan shen call for their opponents are also motivated to say the least as bold to say it's only four points above the relegation zone. so this is what the table looks like going into the second part of the season say scarf or poison head of champions and he's recently signed your talent international cricket all to strengthen their defense do not foreign third ball fourth place on she will be hoping to improve after signing guerin jock previously i'm holding russia's most successful team sports are experiencing difficulties at the moment thought to be hoping to climb the standings following the signing of such an international meet. and boxing and heavyweight contenders have put pen to paper as they seek to claim the recently vacated w.p.a. belts launch a guide and a russian alexander prevents cancer go head to head on august twenty seventh in germany it will be two thousand and four olympic gold medalist but the. first title fights thirty one year old is needed whe