scott martin, you're not going anywhere near this?, we actually kind of did, about a year ago. o'hare airport had goats and llamas out chewing up the grass. melissa: fabulous. >> did that for couple months. then the goats and llamas wanted to unionize and wouldn't come out if it was 35 degrees. winter all year. had a great idea. it was a lot cheaper. melissa: bad. >> it was a bad idea. melissa: it was a bad idea. well, money can not buy you happiness. it can buy you bacon which is just happiness in and of itself. americans still forking it over for what my son calls, the candy of meat. plus, fatburger dropping the bun and upping the beef. one of my favorite guests is right here! he is more than doubling down on the delicious burger. look at that! it is not a bun. those are patties. at end of the day those are bacon cheeseburgers. ♪ what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically pr

we have scott martin of united advisors.harlie and remember ron can back with us as well. -- veronica. i want to set the stage. earlier this week, there was a dinner, debate at steve cohen's house. it was glenn hubbard versus larry summers and this exact subject came up. charlie, take it away. >> this is our sources inside the room. this was off the record debate. melissa: right. >> kind of interesting, steve cohen's house is beautiful. we should have picture. melissa: enormous. ridiculous. >> that's why you and i wanted to be there. melissa: i tried. >> hates me but hates her even more. >> well. >> there was interesting discussion about obamacare, about dodd-frank. they kind of disagreed on that. melissa: yep. >> here is where they agreed on. summers likes obamacare. summers likes dodd-frank. here is where they agreed. janet yellen's comments about social media. from what we understand larry summers criticized fed chair, remember he was almost fed chair. melissa: right. >> for going out there attack valuations of social med

we have scott martin from united advisors. they are both fox news contributors.harlie gasparino, you were all over this story. >> uncle carl maybe wins again. i will say this, he has uncanny, been doing it for a long time at very high level. i am just sort of amazed though that he -- melissa: sorry. >> i'm sort of amazed that he is upping his game if this happens. listen, the way he always explained it to me, made purely, total rational sense, they should spin this thing off. melissa: yeah. >> maybe that was the price, they save ad little face by having him back off. melissa: i guess. i always wonder about that. let me ask you, jonathan hoenig. ceo saying absolutely no. we're not doing this now all of sudden they're doing this if you believe the reports. what do you think? >> paypal has long been considered ebay's real jewel as -- melissa: without question. >> auction market is faded. to charlie's point, carl icahn is killing it these days. he has been right again and again, proving, i will borrow a line from wall street, he is not a raider of companies, he reall

melissa: scott martin what do you think, use airbnb? >> i haven't checked it out. use uber and lyft similar disruptive technologies that people find benefit from. melissa: jonathan? >> that is the whole point. big unfortunate difficulty airbnb had legislatively. the government coming in saying you can't rent your property how you think. not so much the fact other people are at that time telling on them. >> actually people renting the wrong property. >> government -- melissa: for another day. gentlemen, thanks to all of you. >>> standoff between russia and ukraine intensifies. reports emerge of russian advance and attack by ukraine. we'll talk it through with experts. more "money" coming right up. [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? [ exhales deeply ] [ male announcer ] well there is biotene. specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants, biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep y

all-stars, scott martin and cheryl casone. scott, what do you think? >> scared. companies in the u.s. of a should be scared. not only is it scary notion to go unilateral on the company's bottom line but making this retroactive. that's another issue at play not only do we want to change this inversion issue but make it retroactive. companies like ingersoll-rand have done it, you have group like the treasury department subverting congress or elected official and saying hey, we're going to make it harder for companies in the u.s. of a struggling as it is to hire people, create more production and change the game on a mid stream. not a good position, i don't think. neil: you're nodding your head, cheryl. >> i agree with scott on many of the points and surprised to see a company like walgreen did not take advantage of the inversion practice. it is legal to do this. nothing, this is what the law allows companies to do. to scott's point that's what's happening, the companies are not hiring, hiring in other countries, incorporating in ireland for good reason because the

melissa: scott martin, what do you think about the estimate, 10 million iphone 6?hat is pretty amazing. >> it is insane. and i think insanity, melissa is really what you're seeing in the stock price here too. i would caution you at home, this stock price, is priced for perfection as they call it. the only worry i have it falls short. remember, apple is going with still, this high-end, high-priced phone while other competitors are going for cheaper phones. the iphone 6 is going to be a bigger model. i tend to like smaller phones. i think size does matter and small is better here. i would worry the price of the stock reflects things to be absolutely perfect. we owned tech and apple. but i wouldn't buy it here. melissa: jonathan, 45% of people surveyed the scratch resistant screen is top component they want. is that most important to you as well? >> apple just doesn't create phones, melissa, they created a religion. this product has built-in market of millions and millions of people. the fact that the stock is at an all-time high i think reflects accurate estimation o

united advisors scott martin.ox news contributor along with victoria shaneer from douglas elliman. start with you, victoria. you're the real estate expert. you tell me. prices coming down. we're starting to see pressure. >> i'm not seeing pressure. i'm seeing lower inventory. i'm seeing pricing being stable and that to me equals a stable market good for the seller and good for the buyer. makes us relaxed. coming into negotiation we know where we stand. cheryl: scott, do you agree with that? i'm seeing things slow down across many portions of country. still have financing issues and income issues for many americans and investors are starting to slow their activity in real estate, scott. >> i see the same thing, cheryl. this is against the backdrop of falling interest rates. considerably. issue to me is, maybe to victoria's point we're seeing stability but maybe at lower levels. we got used to the housing recovery coming longer in the tooth here. what do we have, two, three years, probably recovery driven by short s

martin. david. >> reporter: scott, a team of about 20 american green berets have just completed a reconnaissance mission on mount sinjar in which they spent nearly the entire day trying to determine what it will take to get thousands of desperate refugees off the mountain. until now, the u.s. has relied on nightly airdrops of food and water to keep the refugees alive, but that will soon be replaced by a rescue operation that will put american troops in harm's way. an advanced team of marine osprey verticals off and landing aircraft but several detachments of green berets arrived in erbil in northern iraq to draw up plans to both airlift refugees off the mountain and establish a land corridor they can take to safety. both plans will have to contend with isis fighters who have laid siege to the mountain and are firing both on the refugees and on helicopters. u.s. warplanes have been conducted strikes against isis positions around the mountain since last weekend and more strikes would almost certainly be part of a rescue operation. u.s. military has done this before. after the first gulf war in 1991, sadda

instead, scott, they have been suspended after just seven. >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon, thank you, david. but some of the refugees who have been on that mountain don't share the pentagon's optimistic assessment. tholie d'agata is with them. >> reporter: thousands of these refugees have cheated death twice, first at the hands of isis militants, then from starvation on mount sinjar, where they'd fled. ali buk escaped the mountain five days ago. he told us he saw helicopters on the mountaintop but never any airdrops of food and water. what was it like on the mountain? >> the mountain is not good. we don't have water. we don't have food. the people there is very tired. >> reporter: and, he said, people were dying. he knew he had to get his young family to safety elsewhere, even at the risk of running into isis fighters. like many people we spoke with, he told us there are still thousands of yazidis who are trapped or too weak to leave. those who made it from mount sinjar to this camp make up the majority of the 15,000 refugees here, three times the number it was designed to hold.

david martin is at the pentagon tonight with the latest. david. >> reporter: scott a pentagon official said just a short time ago the effort has begun. transport planes loaded with palettes of food and water have taken off bound for iraq and american warplanes are poised to strike if the president gives the order. the airdrops are designed to rescue thousands of civilians in imminent danger of dying from thirst and starvation, but at the same time, islamic militants are veteranning on a city where american soldiers and diplomats are based. one option calls for airstrikes to halt the advance of militants who are reported to be just 25 miles from the kurdish city of erbil, where some 150 american military advisers, plus an unknown number of diplomats have been operate naig city once thought safe from attack. mee fighting in norther n icbra th eir 1 5,00cb0 smemberprsra m ogra m are st randed ons a mcbousnta methreat ening cbtos killog trs ogslpramra.pr m ainarsmetrikes therecb wna e s clear cbthse waym fnacb plpraness to acbirsdrop fprooog sbtheog uram elnaivmeeredcb

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scott pelley is coming up next. >> news and weather on our website at kpix5.com. afghanistan. an assassin many are wounded. david martin on the highest ranking u.s. fatality of the war. anna werner has a cbs news investigation of a school that uses electric shock on students with autism. >> i felt like i was being punished for being born. ngat's what it feels like. because i was disabled, i was being punished. >> pelley: a harrowing ordeal for eight boaters stranded at sea, all captured on video. and ben tracy has a just- elleased interview of richard nixon talking about the tape that forced him to resign 40 years ago this week. >> this was the final blow, the final nail in the coffin, although you don't need another nail if you're already in the coffin, which we were. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. the war in afghanistan may be winding down, but for u.s. forces, it can be as dangerous as ever. an american two-star general was shot dead today when an afghan soldier opened fire on a high- level delegation of officers vis

with reporters colleen taylor of tech crunch and martin giles this week on "press here." >> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. i want to start by taking you inside the offices of heresay. a company that went from two founder and hundreds of employees quickly. scaling up that fast can be incredibly challenging. bob sutton has lots of advice for heresay and other companies trying to go big. he's a key part of the success of many silicon valley startups. he's a approviesoris at stanford school of business. his book is "scaling up excellence: getting to more without settling for less." this is, by my count, his sixth book. joined by martin jonathan elias of "the economist" and colleen taylor of tech crunch. so this idea of scaling up -- i saw one founder -- i think they use this all the time, go big or stay home. go big or go home. it's more complicated than that. thing get weird when you get big. >> they do get weird. and it's interesting you mention heresay and the ceo. we just interviewed her recently. and she's kind of got that attitude that's the best founders do -- it's time to hit the gas, and ther

with michael brown's parents just a short while ago, scott, but they're going to to be very patient. the federal investigation into the trayvon martin shooting is still ongoing, more than two years after that teenager was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer. >> pelley: vladimir, thanks very much. ferguson is a town of 21,000, a suburb north of st. louis. mark strassman has been talking to the community. >> reporter: ferguson schools were close forward a fifth day, so 100 elementary school went to class in the public library. janice bugett brought her six-year-old decatur jade. >> she said, "mommy, i'm sad." she asked me, "mommy, if i go to school, will i be killed?" that hurt my heart because a child should be a child. >> reporter: ferguson looks like an all-american suburb. its median income is $37,000. but residents tell us most neighborhoods remain segregated. >> this is not a ferguson issue. this is a national issue for debate and discussion and healing. >brian fletcher, a former mayor has launched a campaign called "i love ferguson" to help salvage the city' city's tarnisd image. >> you would think ferguson is the

martin. this is not the first time governor scott has had this problem.tampa bay "times" reports back in april the campaign reported a video of a city manager who had previously resigned over a corruption charge. >>> los angeles is considering an unusual approach to getting out the vote. the city ethics committee has approved a measure authorizing a cash prize for voters. officials say voter turnout is truly depressing. but many local residents don't like the plan, warning it would attract people who know nothing about candidates or issues. >>> finally, negative political campaigns are tough. and often personal. tom reed said his opponent crossed the line by using old and unflattering photos of him. pictures in numerous ads for martha robertson show reed before his 2013 surgery to lose weight. reed seen with his wife in the picture on the right claims to have lost 100 pounds since the procedure. robertsson's spokesman said reed is trying to distract voters from the issues we raise in our ad. >>> now, our top story at the bottom of the hour. u.s. forces co

i'm abby martin the stories we cover here we're not going to hear any right scott our big story the facts are that life the same time there's a reason they don't want international airport. now let's break the set . let's take a quick look at the tech news before we continue with the rest of the show. bytes. two thousand and fourteen international also reveal salon opened its doors on the twenty seventh of august to the crocus expo sense of joining the eleven day event organizers expect to see one million visitors flocking to catch the first glimpse of some of the many world premieres which included the unveiling of the lot of next gen chevrolet neiva prototypes as well as some new cars from dozens of money including mitsubishi. ford and v.w. . defense exhibition expert took place in the middle of. the moscow region while some with the extensive business program most people would joins the exhibitions and demonstration of some of russia's latest defense take including an aerial display by team. of the two thousand and fourteen microsoft in matching cope with the beginning of the month and

booid a good ball girl, i don't know scott, maybe. 63 in san jose. and 57 degrees in san martin. yeah, it's always a little bit more exciting when your team is winning. and our team, the giants, oh they're winning. two back to back now. comfortable conditions for the game today as we've got a nice clear day ahead. and temperatures are going to be warm as we cut off that on show flow. 84 degrees in the south bay. 84 degrees for the peninsula today. 69 san francisco and up in the north bay, 91 degrees coming your way. it's a little warm out there. talk about the giants, shall we? oh, what a beautiful day for a game. 12:45, 71 degrees, taking on the rockies. they won two back to backs. they'll be taking on the brewers as of tomorrow at 7:15, 73 degrees for that evening game. and then as we head deeper into your holiday weekend. another day game on sunday at 1:056, that'll be comfortable as well. as we head across the week. i can tell you right now, tornl, not as hot -- tomorrow, not as hot as today, then humidity and shower activity throughout your sunday. we're going to focus in on

scott pelley is coming up next. >> news and weather on our website at kpix5.com. afghanistan. an assassin many are wounded. david martinthe highest ranking u.s. fatality of the war. anna werner has a cbs news investigation of a school that uses electric shock on students with autism. >> i felt like i was being punished for being born. ngat's what it feels like. because i was disabled, i was being punished. >> pelley: a harrowing ordeal for eight boaters stranded at sea, all captured on video. and ben tracy has a just- elleased interview of richard nixon talking about the tape that forced him to resign 40 years ago this week. >> this was the final blow, the final nail in the coffin, although you don't need another nail if you're already in the coffin, which we were.

. >> reporter: scott it appears the shooter fired indiscriminately into the crowd and was not deliberately trying to kill an american general. >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon tonight, david, thank you. in 13 years of war in afghanistan, 2,340 americans have been killed. since 2011 there have been 87 attackeattack on allied troops. today, a second american missionary infected with the ebola virus arrived in the united states from west africa to continue treatment. the other patient, dr. kent brantly is said to be improving. almost 900 people have died in west africa in the largest ebola outbreak ever. dr. jon lapook is in atlanta. >> reporter: nancy writebol was taken to emory hospital with the same high-level transport as dr. brantly. she was wheeled in on a gurney. >> nancy has arrived safely. >> reporter: wriews johnson, the president of the s.i.m. charity group that writebol worked with also read a statement from her husband, david oher improving condition. >> a week ago he said we were thinking about possible funeral arrangements. yet, we kept our faith. now, we have a real reason to be hopeful. >> reporter: the c.d.c. emergency operati

scott pelley reports from new york. >> pelley: tonight, an american general gunned down in afghanistan. an assassin opens fire, many are wounded. david martin on the highest ranking u.s. matality of the war. anna werner has a cbs news investigation of a school that uses electric shock on student with autism. >> i felt like i was being punished for being born. that's what it feels like, because i was disabled, i was being punished. >> pelley: a harrowing ordeal for eight boaters stranded at sea, all captured on video. and ben tracy has a just-released interview of richard nixon talking about the tape that forced him to resign 40 years ago this week. >> this was the final blow, the final nail in the coffin, although you don't need another nail if you're already in the coffin, which we were.

with reporters colleen taylor of tech crunch and martin giles this week on "press here." >> good morning, everyone, i'm scottrew. i want to start by taking you inside the offices of heresay. a company that went from two founder and hundreds of employees quickly. scaling up that fast can be incredibly challenging. bob sutton has lots of advice for heresay and other

scott pelley. >> pelley: tonight, getting in deeper. the president considers military action in iraq to stop isis militants as a humanitarian crisis deepens. reports from david martin and hollywaiis two hurricanes take aim in what would be the first direct hit in more than 20 years. a major change college athletics. ben tracy reports the n.c.a.a. clears the way for colleges to pay their athletes. and chip reid on the night the president resigned. >> only the cbs crew now is to be in this room. >> i often wondered what he thought when he looked out and saw me standing in the middle of the room. i'm standing there with an afro

. >> martin defense attorney says the support of only 3 jurors make it unlikely n.concord, about abc 7 news. >> fairfield man arrested in the case police investigating for months. 35-year-old scottes was taken into custody water man plaza parking lot and charged with sexual assault of a child. jones is convicted felon also charged with kidnapping and separate incident police did $didn't offer any other details. >> st now to robin williams. surprise revelation today about him. turns out that he was in the early stages of parkinson's disease when he died. in statement today his wife susan snyder said williams wasn't ready to share his diagnosis publicly. she says he was sober but was struggling with depression anxiety and parkinson's as we now know. million and a half americans have parkinson's diseaseen curable nervous system disorder which causes tremors. research suggest link between the 2 disease and clinical depressio depression. >> peaceful protest tonight but will it last. next on 7 news what police may announce tomorrow that could make matters worse in ferguson, missouri. >> she took a sip and immediately coughed it out. >> sweet tea that turned out to be anything but. had

scott versus sanford. made meassociation, it think of sanford, florida. you rose to national prominence in dealing with the trayvon martinase, the murder of localr young man by a security guy, george zimmerman, who was acquitted. can you talk about connections you see coming here from florida? there are plenty of connections. we talked about living in two americas. there have been two americas since the founding of this country. we live in it in florida and we live in it here in ferguson as we speak. there is an america where people are able to voice their concerns. there is an america where people are able to live freely and happily. as i drove around, i saw people walking their dogs and going about their daily life, just down the block, there is another -- [no audio] to a breaking to go and fix the audio. you have been listening to phillip agnew, head of dream defenders. he just came in to ferguson, missouri from florida. as people are gathering there, deeply concerned about racial justice in this country. we will also be joined by jamala of the organization for black struggle. on the streets of ferguson, missouri. sta

. >> martin defense attorney says the support of only 3 jurors make it unlikely n.concord, about abc 7 news. >> fairfield man arrested in the case police investigating for months. 35-year-old scotts was taken into custody water man plaza parking lot and charged with sexual assault of a child. jones is convicted felon also charged with kidnapping and separate incident police did $didn't offer any other details. >> st now to robin williams. surprise revelation today about him. turns out that he was in the early stages of parkinson's disease when he died. in statement today his wife susan snyder said williams wasn't ready to share his diagnosis publicly. she says he was sober but was struggling with depression anxiety and parkinson's as we now know. million and a half americans have parkinson's diseaseen curable nervous system disorder which causes tremors. research suggest link between the 2 disease and clinical depressio depression. >> peaceful protest tonight but will it last. next on 7 news what police may announce tomorrow that could make matters worse in ferguson, missouri. >> she took a sip and immediately coughed it out. >> sweet tea that turned out to be anything but. had

. >> martin defense attorney says the support of only 3 jurors make it unlikely n.concord, about abc 7 news. >> fairfield man arrested in the case police investigating for months. 35-year-old scottes was taken into custody water man plaza parking lot and charged with sexual assault of a child. jones is convicted felon also charged with kidnapping and separate incident police did $didn't offer any other details. >> st now to robin williams. surprise revelation today about him. turns out that he was in the early stages of parkinson's disease when he died. in statement today his wife susan snyder said williams wasn't ready to share his diagnosis publicly. she says he was sober but was struggling with depression anxiety and parkinson's as we now known and million and a half americans have parkinson's diseaseen curable nervous system disorder which causes tremors. research suggest link between the 2 disease and clinical depressio depression. >> peaceful protest tonight but will it last. next on 7 news what police may announce tomorrow that could make matters worse in ferguson, missouri. >> she took a sip and immediately coughed it out. >> sweet tea that turned out to be anything but.

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> an elementary school has been acquitted of molesting former students. today he was found not guilty. however the jury remains deadlocked now on similar charges that involved 11 other students. martin a longtime student at concord elementary was arrested in 2013 after an parent accused him of inappropriately touching her son. no word yet on whether prosecutors will retry martin on the charges that jurors were deadlocked on. >>> and a disturbing crime trend in fremont, home invasion robberies. in just the past two weeks there have been three. the latest one happened at a home monticello terrace. back on the second a man raped a woman and tied up her daughter. on the sixth a grandmother was attacked while her granddaughter was in the next room. >>> the protests continue over the killing of an unarmed black teenager by a white police officer. now, on the left the protests in ferguson, missouri, which is a suburb of st. louis. on the right side of your screen you see the local protests here in the bay area in downtown oakland. let's begin with jay gray who is in st. louis county at the flash point of this controversy. jay, it was really disturbing the scene where you are the last coupl

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scott, kris, everybody at home. mild start, happy, happy friday to you. 60s all across the board, except for san carlos, half-moon bay, and san martin in the upper 50s. meanwhile the low 50s out there in the north bay which is really promising because i can tell you, it's going to be hot today. that 67 degrees you're starting with in livermore, easily reaching into the 90s because of that. as we get into this afternoon. it's a spare the air day. i like to break it down for you and show you where you're going to find the best air quality if you are trying to get away from the bad stuff. the peninsula looking good for today all the way up the coast. better air quality than what we're expecting. the worst in the east bay and the south bay for today. and that really starts to get worse and worse as the day draws on. more and more cars hit the highway. if jour trying to get out there. outdoor plans, take care of this morning, it's your time to do so. it will be hot this afternoon anyhow. 84 for the peninsula. 68 degrees in san francisco today. 96 in the north bay, and yeah, it's going to be comfortable out there on the east shore. especi

martin at the pentagon, david, thank you. and our coverage will continue throughout the day on this cbs station and tonight on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley." many of you will return now to "cbs this morning." this has been a cbs news special report with maurice dubois, i'm norah o'donnell, cbs news, new york. >>> and, of course, coming out of that cbs news special report, they are reporting that a pair of two f-18 american jets launched the first air strikes against the isis militants in the northern part of iraq. >> yeah. we are going to continue to follow this and also we're following another big story right now and that is iselle. it's hitting big island of hawaii as a tropical storm. it's expected to send rain and high winds across the entire state. hurricane julio is also on its way with even stronger winds. so let's get a look at weather and roberta has been following that. good morning, ro. >> hurricane iselle now downgraded to a tropical storm because this is typical once a hurricane makes landfall it loses energy. it needs to be open warm waters to gather momentum. but it is now making landfall at this exact moment. the w

steve martin tweeted i could not be more stun by the loss of robin williams, mencsh, great talent, acting talent and great genuine soul. >> robin williams made the world better, rest in peace. >>> scott, voice of a laden farewell to my childhood hero and my genie, the world won't be the same without him. our coverage of robin williams death does not even here. we will remember him all morning licensing here on fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >>> 171, brand new ipad translate nothing to tens of thousands of dollars has vanished from a new jersey school district. >> willingboro district ordered these ipads last year and supposed to live in three deliveries. school officials a they have no idea what happened to the $400 a piece ipads. they don't know if they were stolen out of the school or how just vanish from the district warehouse. taxpayers who helped flip that bill wants some answers. >> that is my taxpayer money, especially here in willingboro, we pay quite a bit. >> my tax dollars i don't want to see them go like that. >> where are they? no one would comment. gates to the warehouse were wide opened and there did not appear to be any surveillance cameras in that a

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