prior to joining the sec mr. kotz or does inspector general for the peace corps, and practice federal administrative law for a decade in the private sector to inspector general potts is a graduate of the university of maryland which makes him a terrapin, and a cornell law school. jeff heslop was named the u.s. securities and exchange commissions first ever chief operating officer in may of 2010 commuters bought for the agency's information technology our natural reporting and record management duties. prior to 20 sec, he was managing vice president at capital one which is just acted to acquire ing direct in delaware right in my hometown. and capital one mr. heslop was responsible for companies information and risk management operations. he received his bachelor of arts degree from davidson college. davidson college, when did you graduate? 76. john spratt, congress and john spratt is one of your graduates as will. do you know who the president is there no? [inaudible] >> she is from delaware. delaware. she just be

heslop, how many does the sec manage? >> 15 in the portfolio. 11 regional offices and the constitution center we are still on the hook for and the station place facility where our headquarters is an operations center in northern virginia and we share space with other federal agencies and a small group site in southern virginia. >> how long did you working capital one? >> 12 years. >> taking your private sector experience at capital one and putting it side by side with the sec? >> 14 months. >> what kind of lessons learned would you like to impart to the rest of our federal government given what you have seen in real property management? >> in terms of real property management lesson learned for a small agency like ours, 3900 people with 700 contractors but it is about determining your core competency and divesting of those that are not. i was hired to be a change agent similar to your remarks earlier today. i am a taxpayer at heart and i was brought in to create change and move the sec to a more well managed environment.

prior to joining the sec, mr.z served as inspector general for the peace corps in practice federal administrative law for a decade in the private sector. inspector general kotz is a graduate of the university of maryland and the cornell law school. jeff is it heslop? good. was named th was named the u.op? good. was named the u.s. securities and exchange commissioner's first-ever chief operating not certain may 2010. users also afford the agency's technology, reporting records. prior to joining the sec, ms. dÜrer heslop was at capital one, which was just acted to acquire ing direct in wilmington, delaware, right in my hometown. their capital one who is responsible for the company's information risk management operations and received his bachelor of arts degree from davidson college. when did you graduate? [inaudible] >> 76. congressman john spratt. you know who the president is there now? [inaudible] >> schuster in delaware. delaware. she just became your president the first of this month and i think the first woma

let's just talk about the sec, for example. you think that congress should simply revoke the independent leasing authority? >> i think that, you know, certain that congress should give very series consideration to that. i had not previously perhaps if the sec completely revamped its leasing area it might be given another opportunity. but i do understand how the chairman schapiro and mr. heslop have said that they intend to get out of the leasing business, that they don't feel that there is enough confidence -- confidence to handle that. i do feel it would be prudent to take away the independent leasing authority, yes. >> thank you. mr. weiss, thank you for your testimony as well. your introduction. as you know i invite and have filed a bill, that basically mayors the president's idea on how to address these issues when it comes to leasing and buying and the like. i was wondering if you could describe how one of the cpr eight purposes which is reliant of civilian real property by consolidating co-locating, and reconfiguring spac

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tavis: ss for me now the job -- assess for me the job the sec was doing. >> the scandal took the sec to its lowest point and they needed to become confident -- , but it quickly. they've sent people way to become certified fraud examiners. they are aggressive doing big cases against the big firms that were formerly on the protected species list. the only way to restore the reputation is doing big cases. tavis: what is there to note left about bernie madoff that we do not know from years of being dragged through this scandal? >> i would say one thing the american press gets wrong is they think it is an american jewish tragedy. it is a global tragedy. it is bigger in europe and there were more feeder funds of their but the europeans took it under quietly -- swept it quietly under the rug. they paid back 75,000. it got no coverage. the europeans do not want to see this see the light of day. tavis: i think i know you mean. you said that the media sees this as an american jewish tragedy. when you say that, putting a finger on the media, what you mean? >> they were far more -- there were fa

are we doing the same thing that the sec did? i would love to have those answers because this is not passing the smell test today may be because we aren't the only hearing here today that we are on top of because i think that is so critical if you are developing and you have in place appropriately sing guidelines based on all the formulas and everything and injured and 2 a.m. mou covered? >> d'aspin linus for all actions going forward. >> and other things they want to lease are basically i'm understand that, but how about the entities that are now taking over. you don't even know who they are. as bennett was done on their own independent authorities. >> if i might, the fha, the low funded agencies are in that property now. >> so we are working with them to take i believe it is 350,000 square feet and we are working through the typical process to find a tenant and make sure the rent is appropriate. >> listened, thank you mr. chairman for holding this. it's another area every time you hold the hearing i learn more and more where we

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in that dodd-frank act, there is his provision that says the sec should study, he wanted to adopt it,rough is the sec should study whether we should separate the payment of the rating agency from the selection of the rating agency, so that you can give the choice to investors and have the payment still come from the issuer. that could work, but all we're going to do is study it for one more year. >> jon: who fights it? do the ratings agencies fight this? do the corporations fight this? and why can't sovereign nations get in on that grave i have train? >> well, sovereign nations don't pay. they may have made a mistake in not paying. it's not so much corporations. it's bayically the investment banks. what happened over the last decade is all of these asset backed securitizations that you've some wheat heard about, they're all issued by maybe seven to eight investment banks. >> jon: and these are the c.e.o.s that took all these mortgage securities and spread them out throughout the world? >> flooded the world with them. as the quality went down, the ratings went up, but only seven or eig

also about that sec report. interesting to be said there. the demand media to do more than a has. >> one of the interesting things was that it did this amazing job crackling the problem. the phone book on top of the debate. classic pieces from 2008 and 2009. only in the world demand mediate and as the classics. the sec report did a great job of defining the problem says. very vocal. when he got to talking about what we could do about it they threw up their hands. it has become this thing where i was talking earlier with a colleague that we can really do anything about it. the obama doctrine. i think that is sort of impacting the sbc in a way that they seem very unwilling to use the powers they have to say, you know what, you're using the public airwaves for free. that comes with responsibility. even the fact that getting a call from the sec used to scare a local broadcaster. make them nervous as this report chronicles. they have not taken away a license in something like 30 years. eventually that toothless watchdog does not scare you anymore

people, as we learned from an sec report that came up this past week, people spend nine minutes per month reading local news. what can we do to make sure that those nine minutes of the best nine minutes that they can spend reading logo this? how can we make people the smartest newsreaders that we can't? and so there definitely problems

in prior decades the sec played a role of public obligations. in no way lapsed. you could talk and bring some context of the audience about where we are right now and talk about what you said in the book but also about the sec report. perhaps they will demand media to do more than they have. >> the interesting thing was that it really did in amazing job chronicling the problem, which was the big phone book on top of the debate we have been having. classic pieces from 2008 in 2009. only in the world demand media can those be glasses, but here we are. the report did a great job of describing the problem. very vocal about this to his credit. when he got to talking about it this is kind of threw up their hands. this has become this thing where i was checking earlier with a colleague. we can do anything unless. and it sort of infected the fcc in debt they seemed very unwilling to use the powers they had. you're using the public airwaves for free. that has been completely brought down. even getting a call from the sec used to scare a local broadcaster and make the nerv

that works but the chief principal of the sec report, of which? with a new chapter you mentioned -- can you describe it? i am sure you however rich description of one particular bill you are familiar with and how that works out in your view? >> the title is the british national anthem but instead they are wonderful and bright and frenetic activity. the pros and questioned but there is a couple of different companies, and maybe even dozens that have figured out you can produce journalism that's it is really, really inexpensive. the way you do that is by hiring people through the internet to. you have hundreds of topics and they turn in the 300 words or something like that. what makes it wonderful is they pay the writers very, very little. i am guessing is it to $0.15? that would be generous. that would be dark and satanic. $15 per story. and this is that a different company called the copy editors kit $2.50 for every story they correct. so you have to do a bunch in the day wore a week to make a living. but people insist it can be done and earn a li

the sec does not endorse the need for this practice. the federal government's jurisdiction over radio communications is predicated on a finding that national regulation is appropriate and essential. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. supervisor mar: thank you for your testimony. let me ask a question to the industry. i know that many local activists appointed clinton to a number of studies. they say that at least five studies in the last four years, the study from the journal of epidemiology a couple of years ago, they are showing that there is a potential link. especially when they look depth the impact had on children that do not know any better. a number of studies are showing that there is potential public health risk. you are saying that there is no health risk at all. as the parent of a young child who also has a cell phone, i worry. i do see a number of studies cited by the environmental working group and they give me pause when i think about protecting the children's health. can you just respond to those four or five studie

witnesses include officials from the sec and the federal reserve. it is about an hour and a half. >> we will call this hearing to order. your statements can be made part of the record and ask unanimous consent to allow mr. garrett to participate in the hearing and also fdic submitted testimony in writing and made part of the record. we have opening statements and the chair gives himself four minutes. today's hearing is about the rating agencies and topics will be fairly broad and covered a lot of ground. it is an important time to have this hearing. if you go back and look at the financial crisis and dodd-frank and all the things that followed some people indicated rating agencies had some culpability in the credit crisis. that ratings did not reflect the risks being taken so subsequent to that we passed dodd-frank and a lot of attention was given to the agencies in dodd-frank and those regulations have come out. some have not. one thing that was part of that was there was too much dependence on the rating agencies and particularly the financial ins

they may not be as efficient the sec is going in the other direction right now, more detailed disclosure about lawns. the sacs direction is contrary to what we need to create the market for a non agency. we understand this is not going to happen next year. it is an adaptation going forward. it is to provide investor protections, not in the same way that is done presently by private labels, but work those features in. >> that is correct. one of the proposals is that we ensure liquidity and market in single issue -- separating the guarantee function from the insurance fund in and the issuance function. comment on that approach of separating the guarantee function from the issuance function. >> are you saying separate the government guaranteeing it or private guaranteeing it? >> do we need to have multiple issuers. >> the issuance should be a single issuance, so investors are not confused. it is always done by the same issuance. . the world can be determined. if it is a single issuer, it could likely be a government entity -- entity. >> i think they are all saying the same thing. -- it is a

guest: i do know that the sec has looked at fannie and freddie.ve not heard anything publicly on where those investigations stand. it's tricky now because fannie and freddie are owned by the taxpayer. it will be interesting to see if investigators go with full force looking into those companies. there is still some ongoing cases that have gone on for years with fannie and freddie related to accounting maneuvers back in 2004 and 2005, and those are still all but -- those are still ongoing. host: nytimes.com is the website where our guest writes regularly. louise story, thank you. we continue our series of looking at aspects of medicare. we'll have that discussion when we come back. >> orders for durable goods rose 4% in july. demand for autos and auto parts was up 11%. businesses invested less in durable goods and that suggests they are pulling back on spending. fire officials in washington, d.c., said the quake caused slight injuries and some people are forced to remain in shelters. it badly damaged the steeple at st. patrick's catholic church in

but that is what the former chairman did in that sec saw right through it and there was no merit to the claim. they try to fight back right now these are the same people who lost the post because of their dishonest tactics dishonesty and trickery is not off the table but painfully we do happen in leadership and new people involved chairman steel is great he called me the day after the primary and personally came to delaware.e i talk about bad in the book. i hope with the rnc we still have that good relationship. kn like i said earlier on fox the and cnn i extended the olive branch to karl rove and said let's kiss and make up so we can get behind who wins the republican nomination. to talk about the issues that he in to make sure we hold barack obama accountable. >> >> i did have the pleasure to hear you earlier today and it was great on your part to for what you did sayng to karl rove. but yout alluded the establishment across the board of all political parties you are a victimidat there of would you run for office again? vandam what capacity and what position? >> and that is a good que

one of them is that under current sec rules you cancel a private security before it is created. where in the tba market you can sell loans to go go into the security that has been critics at least technically some rules would need to change in order to create a tba market which would allow physical delivery of loans. so in most futures market people don't deliver their product. they don't deliver the court to the exchange or to the counterparty. use a pair those traits are. in the tba market, most of the originators actually sell the loans into a short position that they have created. in addition, we found a financial market is that financial markets that have government guarantees behind them, so sovereign markets, trade with much greater liquidity and the non-cyber markets. so, i agree that futures market could work. many of our clients also use futures markets, the treasury futures or eurodollar futures to hedge their positions. at the tba market has proven to be the most liquid and most effective hedge for the mortgages. >> i guess in september the loan limit will go back to

>> so currently loans that are delivered into the tba market are exempt from sec registration. so that allows you to essentially sell them before the securities are created. so on the private market an issuer can't do that. they can't say, i'm planning on securitizing next year, please buy this -- or next month, please buy the security in advance. and so that just eliminates the possibility of physical delivery into a forward sell. other mechanisms could be developed but they're just not going to be as efficient or maybe there could be, you know, some exception created for some type of mortgage issues but the sec is going in the other direction right now and sort of requiring more disclosure, more detailed disclosure about loans and longer time periods between when you announce a deal and when you sell it. so the sec's direction is sort of contrary to what you need to create a tba-type market for nonagency. >> so one of the aspects of creating this new -- and we all understand this is not going to happen a phased adaptation going forward would be to provide investor protections

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they were all sleep at the wheel they were supposed to be supervising the sec.just got in so she can't be blamed for this. they have gal when the tea party is saying wake up -- they have gall when the tea party is saying wake-up. >> a lot woke up and decided to do something about it. you are right, it is easy to say all these things that should be happening they were in power for a good amount of time as well. >> greta: they keep using the same code words. the republicans are having a hard time because they are trying to embrace them and make sure they don't get mad at them. >> this has never been an easy marriage for the republicans. tea party would love them to have them in the tent. they can't survive as a party next year if they go elsewhere. democrats would love to make this election about barack obama, democrats, versus the tea party that going to be a tough road for republicans if independents, associate all republicans as tea partiers they are not going to want to go that route. >> greta: if you talk to these people. you may not agree with them, the way

. >> we need to be able to attend to the sec, the dying, women and children can -- to the sick and dyingwomen and children. >> they have been turning a deaf ear to the outside appeals. take foreign minister met him a week ago and said that the violence has intensified. if it does not stop immediately, turkey will take steps, although he did not support. what syria has done to try to ease the pressure is to stake highly publicized troop patrols. these are cosmetic moves. on the ground, demonstrations are breaking out and being repressed in dozens of places every day. >> forces loyal to colonel gaddafi continued to battle libyan rebels for the west side of tripoli. the rebels said they have cut major supply lines. they say that gaddafi's days are numbered. they have held several days of talks. but neither side appears willing to compromise. our middle east editor says that there is no sign of compromise on both sides. >> there appears to be quite a bit of diplomatic activity, but not a great deal of diplomatic achievement. local media reports and other sources have been saying that, on the

the sec has been on this issue for some time. a 2008 report quoted one e-mail from a credit analyst saying let's hope we are all wealthy and retired by the time this house of cards falters. a top credit analyst from moody's filed a comment that charged the goal of management is to mold analysts into pliable corporate citizens who cast their votes in line with the unchanging corporate credo of maximizing earnings. the sec said it would neither confirm or deny the existence of an investigation but added cases arising from the financial crisis are among the highest priorities of the enforcement division. the department of justice had no comment. a spokesperson for standard & poor's told cnn s&p has received several requests from different government agencies over the last few years relating to u.s. mortgage-backed securities. s&p has cooperated with these requests and will continue to cooperate. cnn asked moody's for comment but did not receive one by deadline. alan chernoff, cnn new york. >>> you're watching "world business today"

i do worry about the precedent that the sec, and for those reasons, i will be voting against it -- why i do worry about the precedent that this sets. president chiu: why do we not take a roll call? clerk calvillo: supervisor chu, supervisor cohen, supervisor kim, supervisor mirkarimi, supervisor wiener, supervisor avalos, supervisor chiu. president chiu: this item passes. item number 35. clerk calvillo: item 35, the settlement of a lawsuit with arash ghanadan. president chiu: roll call. clerk calvillo: [reading roll] there are 11 ayes. president chiu: this ordinance is passed on the first reading. item number 36. clerk calvillo: item number 36, the settlement of a claim with weintraub capital management, a claim filed on january 25, 2011. president chiu: same house, same call? this is passed. next item. clerk calvillo: item 37, the settlement of an unmitigated claim with ned bresnahan. president chiu: same house in col. next item. -- same house, same call. next item. president chiu: next item. clerk cal; -- cal; -- ca;vo;; -- calvillo: item number 38, the settlement of an unmitigated c

train derailed the central poland it was on the way from also to the southern city have cut of eight sec carrying almost three hundred people when the engine and three of the carriages left the tracks rescue teams on the scene say it would cause the accident. the mexican army has discovered and finished a drug smuggling tunnel stretching under the u.s. border from the town of team while at the entrance to the three hundred meter passage was reportedly hidden in a house that had been made to look under construction ten people were arrested for their part in the digging which lasted. nearly a year and according to u.s. officials more than one hundred fifty secret underground routes have been found says the one nine hundred ninety s. all intended for trafficking people and drugs into the united states. journalists in hungary are outraged by new media control or that may fear it will undermine press freedom in the country they change in legislation was followed by mass layoffs that campaign is called a sudden scandalous as well as controversial appointments including at x. nor were for takin

that iland's new prime minister call f niol renciaonn sec ouing r veme's poci. she won last nts genal econf e pay. piche ouined are st aonnuio o governntpending programs that drew criticism during her brother's tenure. they include buying up rice to boost farmer's incomes and doubling jut lay to rural villagers. speaking to reporters, exiled prime minister said he will not advise the new government unless asked. >> if they nd any advice, they can just call me. i can give the advice. if they don't need, i will not get involved. >> he talked about whether he has intentions to return home. >> for my plan going back to thailand, i have no plan. when reconciliation happen, that might be. if reconciliation is not there, i don't want to cause any more conflict. >> he is scheduled to stay in japan until the end of the week on a special visa. he plans to visit areas affected by the march disaster echlt was ousted in a coup five years ago and convicted of corruption. now to libya. >>> anti-government forces in libya say the capital tripoli is mostly under their control bu

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noda says he plans to select the party's sec. tear gen secretary-general first and hopes to announce his choice within a few days. we asked people on the streets of tokyo what we expect from the new leader. >> translator: i don't want the tax rise, but it is needed to rebuild after the disaster. >> translator: noda should stay on as prime minister for more than a year. he should change his party for the better. >> translator: he oversaw market invention to stem the yen's advance, but had he done it much earlier, the yen might be much lower now. i hope he will work hard in everyone's interest. >>> we also asked for the thoughts of evacuees and other residents in disaster-struck areas including fukushima. >> translator: i want noda to clarify whether evacuees will be able to return home. >> translator: if present circumstances continue, i can't foresee my future. i want noda to tell people what measures he will take. i want him to immediately carry out what he pledges. >> translator: i want noda to create jobs for people who lost w

sec officials learn how investigating why so many structures buckled and collapsed in the wind -- safety officials are now investigating. you are watching bbc news there has been another day of fierce fighting in libya. thousands of foreigners could be evacuated to escape the violence. activists in serious a security forces have opened fire on an anti-government demonstration, killing at least 20 people. to our top story, the fighting in libya, where rebels have taken control of much of the city of zawiya. thank you for joining us here on bbc news. can you tell us whether zawiya is in your control now 100%? >> good morning to you. absolutely. this morning, the freedom fighters started to fight at 11:00 and pushed the forces all the way out to the east side of zawaiya. we are having a big celebration. we could say 100%. >> how important was it to take over the oil refinery? it is very important to us as freedom fighters. it is very important location to take care of it. meantime, it will supply us with some fuel for the freedom fighters. >> we have not heard much of the activity of nato f

so the sec's discussion, while it is well known within lossn miserables that john kennedy and franklin roosevelt had their te affairs but it may get into a sd price.s we don't have all these sex scandals it distract us. >> the 1970's. politicians. what happened?er in 1970. you suggested another era where they changed once again. th well, david is going to have a bit more on this. after the cold war. they no longer protectedoing ain roosevelt are eisenhower or whoever. maybe they weren't doing anything, but as far as they're private lives, they protected them.co after the cold war we were not that worried anymore. they just did not do it. a lot of political as dead as far as to the press tell with that personal on allocation. h >> guest: you also have yourh sexual revolution which makes o in kenot more comfortable and the rise onef feminism.ve in kennedy's day what would have been the past became a sexual-harassment lawsuit as is saw with paula jones. so mave this huge change in american social mores. politician journalism. what was kept secret became pare of the dialogue. >> host: the

police for killing a man has snowballed into accusations of free speech violations, hacking attacks and sec investigations and more protests with bart on the defensive. bart officials are trying to avoid another rush hour protest like this one last week that delayed the train service for hours. now the countdown to the next protest has begun. >> i think we are prepared for monday, and we will see what is in store. >> bob franklin says their priority has always been the safety of its passengers of t when bart shut down cell phone service at several san francisco stations to thwart a process next week it opened up a can of worms. >> it is wrong. >> franklin heard about it during this interview. >> do what you are doing. it shows that the rest of the world what democracy isn't. >> thank you for expressing yourself. >> in retaliation, the international hacking group, anonymous, defaced bart's website and planned more protests including one tomorrow. >> when bart cutoff the wireless communication at those three stations, that was a dumb move. it just adds fuel to the fire. >> peter seally says t

. >> reporter: they are also not commenting on a sec man arrested the same day as denard. police have spent the last three days searching for a third man, a man police sources say drove the get away car and was also seen with a gun. tonight police acknowledge a third suspect is still on the run. >> there is one outstanding suspect that we are looking for. i cannot speak about him but there are a couple of more loops to close on this that we are actively pursuing. >> now the district attorney goes on to say that denard waived his miranda rights and provided a taped statement where he denied any involvement in this murder. he has prior gun convictions. meanwhile, the big question tonight where is that third suspect and was he a trigger man? dana, many unanswered questions right now but i can tell you police are saying this particular shooting has gal vonnized the community. they are saying they received more tips and leads than any other shooting in the past in the city and that's what led to an arrest within 72 hours. >> all you have to do is look at that video. if you have

have to beat them so that's the problem we're going to look we're going to look at the drawing just a sec. great to have your company this hour this is sports today i'm you know me these are some of our students in. the big leagues russian side zeitz on c.s.k. of the storm or their fate after the champions league group stages draw was made thursday to. net loss the next three russian tennis obama see a public chunk of surfers a quarter final defeat at the new haven open to now lead days before the start of the u.s. open practice law. in new york state of mind the yankees become the first team in history to hit three grand slams in a single game. the verdict seems to be could have been much worse for reese's representatives in thursday's champions league drop the mistake title holders and meet current league leaders both as possible draws for the upcoming group stages sneaks in petersburg find themselves in group g. alongside portuguese champions for two shots road and that's it from ukraine on cypriots well by lebanese men should be confident of taking one of the two qualification spots o

such organizations as the shanghai cooperation organization with this joint military program also euro sec and the customs union and many other organizations we'd like to participate wherever possible that's our interest but we are not talking about becoming part of another state and neither is russia thinking in such terms are talks with georgia possible. in a certain format the talks with georgia are still ongoing if we think of the geneva talks as for direct dialogue i think it is possible and will be necessary in future . i know right at the moment the prospects to reach a consensus on this matter appear quite negative with first of all the georgian authorities have themselves restricted the possibilities for dialogue by adopting the law on occupied territories this doesn't leave any chance for maintaining a dialogue is there fear of another georgian aggression. we are quite used to it by now and we have had to deal with a number of acts of aggression but now that we have a strategic partnership with russia which defines our mutual obligations it gives us reliable security guarantees a

lose or draw three teams those are the results we're going to have a look at all of them in just a sec. great to have your company this friday morning here in central moscow plenty ahead in the sporting world. off the mark a mix night for the russian size in constant election last night with a win loss drawn recorded lockable t.v. team markings on victory in their europa league first leg well frankly. slaw go rafia little remains on track for a first ever since nothing monstrous title but the spaniard needed retired braves in almost four hours to see off complected fernando verdasco in the third drug. for akash p.g.a. tour event before the big money end of season a fed ex cup in the golfing world playoff season on her old emerick incurring stripping her lead in north carolina. three would play but only one would win luck on the t.v. moscow the sole russian club the taste victory in first leg europa league third run qualifying matches on thursday but among cos red check up a seat for the real women's. looking with the spartak moscow marquee would normally sell out their railway man stad

aclu is not filing charges against the bart they may janos self on all service in the future of the secs now investigating the matter any time a communication isn't disrupted they will have to look into it. one director said it was quite embarrassing to be put on the radar for that hard i put isn't awful call to the bart spokesman and i will try to get his reaction about the aclu not going after bart. >> on our facebook fan page i as yours for our your reaction to the protesters this is all look of some of the heated responses. if you like to leave your own comments joined in an omnibus heated discussion texas out at facebook on kron 4 stock, >> new d tells his a man is connected with the murder of a three year-old boy in is in police custody last a vegas police who arrested 22 year-old willie torres, our hot he drawcard a in a drive-by shooting that killed the three year-old child of her two other men were injured and believe to love been the targets of a shooting they believe someone already in custody is the one the pull the trebligger. holly torrence it has been arrested for alleged

for any aspiring goalkeepers i do not do this more just a sec. good to have you with us this hour this is sports today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes or so into the. second row and anything better than a feed for root being kids on. tonight will see this a russian side make the champions league. fury with hooliganism cases up fifty percent this year in the russian premier league we look at the reasons behind the worrying statistic. back in the swing former golf world number one tiger woods returns to the green stuff for a three month layoff playing a practice round at the bridgestone invitational. but barring a major op said ruby will be into the champions league playoffs by the end of tonight the toughest on my foot hold a two goal advantage against mickey have following last week's third run first a qualifying clash in ukraine ruud being seen here going into a disappointing three no loss the match that be against fellow title hopefuls on the weekend a couple of injury concerns but manager is i think taiji refusing to name who they are.

the sec crashed into a natural gas life at a nearby hotel. two met with all holes or found nearby. there are expected to survive. with around the same time a woman was shot hon, that one happened at san pablo avenue home in at eastbound 80. this woman was shot on the freeway. she was able to pullover on san paolo additive. she is expected to survive. the victims in both of these shootings to the suspects are driving a small black car. police are thinking the shootings could be connected. >> let's get a look at the commute is marked with erica. >> we have a new hot spot on the east shore freeway at lionel valley road. we had an injury accident blocking as many as two lanes. take a look at the back up. 6 mi. per hour reported. the good news is the back of has not reached, quito's a bridge yet. you may want to add another 15 minutes of your drive time. another hot spot for in fairfield right at the airbase parkway. a major injury accident. as a result of emergency crews and the chp are on the scene. there is no estimated time of one that will reopen. i quickly want to show you the app

us here at the bridge taking joy in state case full of lies and gleaming with gills and mirrors the sec a six stands for the home height of the winter palace it's golden why some design issue with treats face of course and follow. you can see the location of the home it's mostly created on palace where the buildings from and in precinct to saw an indictment of the lever is a built in the eighteenth century by the italian architecture strelley it became the home of tristram when she sent it to the throne and seven hundred sixty two over the centuries the past were larger and mysterious and in various new buildings . ices approaches and related until by the trench of century the hematomas is one of the largest museums in the world. you know a lot of these museums from what i have read but this goes far beyond all my expectations is incredible is the same thing. that you can only dream about it's absolutely sad since like two for one they are in the building all together it's just. this museum is in full. we had a great tour guide and she showed us just a small piece of the small piece we'

actually inside your body, dripping from your bones it's a given your clothes will be drench within sec seconds and i'm afraid rain gear doesn't help that much in these situations. it's very difficult to walk just a couple of feet. then walking gets very, very dangerous because you could walk into squalls or puddles on the road that are deeper than you think they are, trying to cross a street or near a road is dangerous because you better pay extra attention to the traffic because they're likely not looking out for you. so these are just some of the dangers people in the northeast who have not experienced this yet may experience if they try to venture out into this, t.j. we wanted to give people kind of a sense of that. >> thank you for that, our brian todd in wilmington, north carolina, we'll continue to check in with him and our other reporters up and down the coast in north carolina, new york, d.c. as well. coming up in a moment, the forecast you need to hear from our jacqui jeras, our meteorologist in the hurricane headquarters for us this morning. we'll tell you exactly where this

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shouldn't be losing in the first stage at this stage and we have much more on that coming up in just a sec. great to have your company this is sports to me i'm you know meal plans you had over the next ten minutes or so including. gearing up with the latest euro twenty twelve qualifiers kicking off a number of months time sealing their strongest eleven for tonight's friendly with serbia. the last two time defending champion andy murray crushing saw that the color of the mobsters in his opening match against kevan understand. this is a bird is a plane no it's again it's taken off in the recent couple for the second time a lot of stress free flying but thrills and spills a little. more than just a second but let's start pit side where russian football manager dick. strongest eleven players will start this evening against serbia the friendly before september's european qualifiers dutchman is forced however to make do with. who picked up an injury during saturday's two know when table topping. serbia well they are in a worse state. than chelsea and enters. both russia will enter the clash just