i see a sea star. - i see a sea urchin. - i can see a seesaw! ha ha! - big deal!'s have a look. - oh, dear! - i don't know what you're talking about. i can't see a thing. - that's because your sludge balls fell in the water and now it's all yucky. - aah! - oh. the poor fishies. we have to get those sludge balls out! - how many are there? - 6. it's my whole sludgy collection. - come on! - wait. we're fairies. we can't breathe underwater. - oh. you're right, gonnigan. we better change ourselves into fish. - we're going to change into fish? whoa! - oh. that sounds wonderful, gonnigan. gonnigan? where's gonnigan? - he's gone again. - wave your wands with me or your finger and say, "i wish, i wish, i wish for fish!" i wish, i wish, i wish for fish! - whee hee! - yippeeeee! - aah! - good luck, my little school of fish. - i'd like to find those sludge balls, but i can't see a thing. - maybe we have to use our other senses. - what other senses? i'm totally senseless. - the 5 senses, blogg-- sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste. - oh, right! i have those, but which sens

which you can see here. now, it's not surprisingly that the necklace wearing ability is a key element of the buggery of the decade it's the belief it should be one or more for all occasions from a bowl to a picnic and when i mentioned to someone from the press they said i want to go to some of the picnics (laughter) >> buggery mixed precious elements and also created modular jeweler. now the first mod letter line was the par is he it consists of a pattern of style life break the. italian brake detectives. now those are all cast and individually hand finished and assembly. by changing the combination you can mix plain gold with diamonds u.s. as you can see here or other times mix gold with steel or you can really alter the look of the piece and have a various price change. so there of the also a number of superb dines as you know color is typical of the dine and roundness. for example, gems of extremely high value i see those larger columbiana emeralds are mounted next to a.m. sister and bus topped calibrated

anywhere you'll see ♪ ♪ oh, no!k ♪ who lives with fish! ♪ ♪ like me! nice job, everyone. good job in the back. boy, you guys are really picking it up. girl: oliver's mother took us to a park. hey, look. girl: we decided to find nature. boy: this is growing through the sidewalk. girl: and see what kind of things were living around the playground. there's a ant. girl: the ant felt like it was tickling me. i see white stuff on the leaves. woman: what is it? bird poop. girl: so if there's bird poop, there must be birds. we looked for birds, but we did not see any. i found two different leaves. this kind-- it always has three attached to one leaf. and this one has lots of flowers on it. up there! oh, my gosh, look at that! girl: and then, emma found a snail. it was kind of medium-biggish type. boy: let's see if there's any more. girl: we found all different sizes. we found big, we found middle, we found teeny. we found all different sizes. here's one of the sizes. this is one little playground and we're finding lots of s

can you see that? >> yes. you see some fur caught on that barb. >> at this point it's really stuck in there. >> that has to be painful. >> the mountaineer rescue society in canada came to help. he's wearing heavy gloves. he's taking the racoon one way and the other way. >> that racoon is mad, too. >> he is finally able to release it. believe it or not, they said his skin was not punctured. >> fit was all fur. >> they inspected it to make sure it was okay and released it back into the wild. >> this one breaks my heart. see that black car coming down the street? >> what? >> lamborghini. >> yeah, beth, great eye. that's a lamborghini, about a $400,000 supercar. from this second angle you see the car basically cut in half. that's a safety feature, the driver cell separates from the engine and hopefully diminishes some of the power behind the crash. >> i'm sorry, your heart is broken but this is kind of saw some. what happened. >> i don't know how this black car, some say it's a mazda sedan, doesn't see this lambor

i will step out of the shot a little bit to see if we can see anybody going down. i'm now about 30 or 40 feet away from the camera. the helicopter doing what it has done before. it is so low to the building again if you were just passing by and did not know something was going on you would think is landing, but it is not. as still as it can be, and it is difficult to see from where i am standing, but this is something we have only seen when equipment and people were lowered down in a basket and now we will wait a few seconds and see which way the helicopter goes. it has something now up on the side. it looks like right now is that a person? there is an officer writing half in, half out as you can see. what a shot. they have the basket as they fly immediately over us. we have seen two men in full body armor and they just took off. to give you a sense, they just peeled out and went that way. another helicopter there. i just heard what sounded like although sometimes hard to tell, sounds like another helicopter coming around. there is a lot of traffic up in the sky. t

you see the wheels bouncing around. a couple times over and over again, you see the sky. towards the end, you see what was left, looks like a whole front right end taken off of . t t walked away. >>> after watching so many crime movies, i thought escaping from a jail wouldn't be this easy. this is at a jail in georgia. pay attention to this video. that is an inmate just walking out the door, just helping himself through a series of doors and an exterior gate. some employees were reprimanded because of this incident. >> how did this happen? how are those doors not, like, magnetically locked or bolted or something? >> well, apparently there is some sort of an issue. the fulton county sheriff's office is trying to figure out whether it was an inmate that left the door propped open when he went out to take out the trash or whether the locks themselves on the door are faulty. this other guy, michael sean wilson, took advantage of the situation. >> how far did he get? >> not very far. he was gone for eight minutes. he was found. >> eight minutes? what? >> he was immediately fou

thank you, great to see you. have to admit, i'm confused because on the one hand, this is a fabulous quarter. our results from the quarter is from the release were driven from the newly acquired business and the organic growth in tommy hilfiger. at the same time you then immediately say, look, don't get too excited. which is it? because i'm excited and then we tell you not to be. our performance was strong, but as they're looking out into the third quarter of this year, we're really seeing a tremendous amount of volatility with the consumer around the world. we can't seem to really get the consistency from the sales trend point of view. traffic at stores and what we see walking through our doors, so we're just not as bullish as we've been in the past coming into the quarter and i think now is an appropriate time to just be somewhat -- have some caution as we think about the consumer and where we're heading with it. >> i think it's interesting because last year at this time you came on and a lot of people were say

see you later. bye. >>> as the saying goes, no good deed goes unpunished. >> she walks around to gets to the driver's side but that's when she gets intercepted by that man. >> how a couple of guys swoop in for a stealthy steal. >>> plus, bif brodie smith a bris frida frisbee. >> this time he's tackling dubai, all of dubai. >> s >>> unfortunately it seems these days you can't help someone out and give them directions without worrying that you're going to get robbed. this is in the uk. check out this guy right here, hanging out right next to that car. that victim unfortunately is an elderly woman. you can see she unlocks her car, puts her purse on the passenger side. she walks around to get into the driver's side, but that's when she's intercepted by that man who starts asking her for directions. so he distracts her. while he's doing that, someone else bets ingets into the passe side, going through her purse, grabs her cash, grabs her cards. he walks away very casually as if nothing happens. meanwhile

you have a spotlight, you can see over the landscape, see the lighting. this is over a river in russia. this guy is gliding over this river. probably going to check out the sunset. the glider starts circling, then goes into a tailspin over this river. >> no. >> you can see the glider drop in. >> oh. >> we believe the person operating the glider is okay. we think the person shooting the video stops because he was hiding in the bushes. >> what? >> they were hiding in the bushes for some reason while they were filming this. don't know exactly what was going on. >> that did not sound like he's okay. >> wasn't a splash, it was more of a crash. >> i guess better the water than the land. >> even though it was water. it's incredible that the pilot was okay. >> i would presume it would still be dangerous to glide at night. you can't see everything, like power lines. >> you know what's dangerous, hiding in the bushes, filming things. >>> australia may have banned guns, but they didn't ban meat cleavers. this guy walks into a gas station holding a very large cleaver

can see that around 1035 eastern. now "newsmakers." >> joining us on "newsmakers" is representative xavier chairman ofocratic california. joining us with the questioning here in the studios, ginger gibson who covers congress for "political." thank you for being wished us. does the president have the votes in the house of representatives to conduct oteri action in syria? ? >> i know he will work very votes. get the it has been drafted in the house. i know the president will work very hard to get them for his requests. >> according to the newspaper, at the moment the president and the houston attracts her looking at members of congress opposing. it means he would not get a majority. many members do not want to see us enter into another civil war. many members want to see the actual evidence so they can say they can support whatever the president might want to do. a lot of folks are very including the american public. it they should be. until we can prove what the evidence is and what the response would be, i understand

i see the guideline. the key thing was in your presentation, they want to stay at a particular location. so that concerns me because it's a small business, you invest the time in marketing and lease and mobile retail comes and -- cherry picks and bigger companies that have the resource can do this. like on christmas, we can have a mobile retail. it's not necessarily catering to the small business community. just like the smaller retail, it was entry way i can't afford a lease but i can buy a catering truck. i don't like the model too much because it leaves room for cherry picking and small businesses they invest a lot of effort in brick and mortar location. we should maybe even consult on the grid like how do they get happy balance against brick and mortar competitors. they are selling something. >> i agree, we are soliciting feedback. there is a great amount of concern around the holiday period because that's where retailers make the bulk of the profit for the year. that's what we are trying to incorpora

we always want to see a business plan. we want to see the cash flow. just like the lady before, you can have a good plan, but if you do not have cash -- good credit is always important. people sometimes have no cash or they may have a cosigner or partner that could help. >> opportunity fund is a 51 say -- 501 c nonprofit and we can make the bay area a better place especially for low and moderate-income communities. some of our funding sources, like the sba, certain kinds of businesses we cannot lend to. adult entertainment, primarily, alcohol sales, and then there are some things that we decided we are not going to lend to. we choose not to lend for fire arms sales. medical cannabis, to be honest, as the ceo of a non-profit, i may not want to open up that can of worms. we have a lot of people that donate money to our program. given that that there is a discrepancy between federal and state law on that, strong beliefs that people have about it, we make a pledge that we will look at every loan to make sure there is positive community impact. i think that

you do see the injury to his hand. in fact, you'll see the blood dripping from his hand down to the floor there behind the counter. according to police, this woman, 29-year-old anna chambers, was drunk at the time that this happened. strangely it looks as though she feels really terrible about the fact that she injured him in this attempt to get money. you see her walk down one of the aisles inside the store and she comes back with paper towels so that he can clean his wound and wipe his hand. police did arrive on scene and we see that moment. you see police holding pepper spray, threatening to spray her. she grabs a bottle of wine and another officer comes in and tackles her to the floor and more officers come in to get her back under control. this happened in februy but chambers was ju nowehind bars. >> she's thinking if i help him, maybe they'll only give me four years. >> maybe half the sentence. >> lady leads police on a high-speed chase until a pit maneuver gets in the way. >> it rolled offer her vehicle. >> why

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i see brian todd standing live at the scene. are you on the phone? i can see you there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: carol, i'm both on the phone and live. i can hear you on my phone. we have a massive police presence all around this area of southeast washington, d.c. this is the navy yard you see behind me, one of the entrances here. we have reports of multiple injuries in this shooting. it took place, according to the authorities at the naval sea system building, building 197. a police officer was reported as being one of the people injured during the standoff. as you mentioned, the shooter is apparently still barricaded in here. the national d.c. police and capitol police and police jurisdictions with a massive presence circling this navy area. you can't get on here without any kind of i.d. or clearance and it takes just -- it's a heavily secured area of this part of washington, d.c., with walls all around it. so just to give you a lay of the land here, we are on m street and 11th street. we can hear a police chopper circling above here. as far as we know, this

let's see what we can do. originally we had the discussion whether some meals can be reimbursable for others. upon the reflection, i'm realizing there is a lot of implications to this that we should be thinking seriously about. the last thing i appreciate that we are talking about the food experience. that's important. i also want to make clear from my point of view we need to continue as aggressively as we have with improving the experience that we have now and particularly with making sure that our efforts go towards the goal of serving more and better foods to more children in san francisco unified school district. i think from reading some of these things you have given us and also looking at the data and all the talk about this, i appreciate more on the national level because of the federal law and regulations, that the thing that, i think that the thing that we can do now that would most affect our achievement, our academic achievement is to try to get every kid who eats a subsidized lunch in san francis

you can see many different parks here. if you go to dolores, we'll start to see all of the facilities that they have available. looks like there's a tennis court, a dog play area, some children's park play areas. and if you actually go into one of the children's play area maybe, you can see some details about it. any news about each of the parks is going to be referenced here through a feed. ability to donate to the rec and park. let's say a ballfield, you'd be getting ballfield information. if there's close out based on rain. and you can do some filtering, spot-check the filtering real quick. this is what's near right now. filter, we've got, i don't know, what is it, over 10 categories, maybe closer to 20. and basically anything you're looking for, you can turn on right here. for me, i'm a dog owner. maybe i want to take the kids as well. and i want to find a park that has all of these things. i filter, i go back. i'll find which ones are the closest via the list or the map view. and then when you actually go ahead and cl

you can see more clouds on the increase. as we go through the rest of the weekend you'll notice in san jose we do have the mid-level clouds coming in. and the more mid-level moisture you get in the atmosphere it does tend to add to extra instability. especially over the hilltops and mountains that help to lift some of that moisture up. these will be the likely suspects. isolated showers getting into monday. and the second half of the week we'll dry out and start to see the temperatures get back into the 90s inland. areas of low clouds starting to get back into san francisco. san jose mainly clear right now. and we'll continue to see high clouds at times coming in tonight. so patches of low clouds and above that this mid-level moisture coming up out of southern california. and as that comes -- interacts off this trough off the west coast, that may add a little extra lift to the moisture to wring out a slight chance of seeing a few isolated showers. notice during the day tomorrow south of san francisco now you're seeing those

big signs you see.northbound 880 moving over here off of the maze and making their way towards the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. they may have turned the metering lights on slower to keep folks metered across. w1b a smooth drive on interstate 80. we look over towards the maps and see how things are shaping up. it is jamming up through golden gate field down through university. 580 coming from the maze. the same shot we showed you on the live look plays out on our maps. south 880 now a problem because there is a crash and maybe a car fire sparking over here south 880. that impedes your flow towards the san mateo bridge. both bridges should show a smoother flow today. as we get a look out here you see 580, 84 and 680 with speeds coming down below the speed limit. northbound routes are kicking in and we end with a quick view around the peninsula with no problems. >> we like smooth. thank you, mike. it is 6:23. finishing the job. swimmer diana nyad makes it to shore in a record-setting swim. we will

you see a 17-year-old boy and his friend. late on a saturday night, they're just waiting for a train home. as they are waiting, a large completely ople target thesewo t unprovoked. as they corner them, you see the rush of people coming after them. they viciously beat this 17-year-old boy. again, for absolutely no reason. >> it looks like guys and girls in this group. >> if is guys and girls. as the beating goes on, you hear some members of this gang decide they've taken it too far. >> she's crying "we think he's dead." he was not dead but he was severely injured. in fact, they broke his jaw, he had to have plates put in his jaw to hold his jaw together. this aack year-old happened last summer, the summer of 2012, but this video was just played in court. the quote, unquote, ring leader of this gang was sentenced to 12 months behind bars. two more were convicted but somehow escaped jail time for their involvement. >> it's day two of the great rtm ipad mini give away. >> in just a bit we'll give you tuesday's buzz word and tell

and you can see it's more expensive. you have miami all in which means the entire port authority goes in. then you have la, there was two models. the previous one, the ptcs had which was metro and the new one is much more expensive to la than the previous one that ptcs has. then you have singapore and new york and seattle. what basically -- the model you have today is the least expensive model to operate a terminal. you have efficient operation and a cost -- the way that they're being operated is efficient compared to everybody else. you have a good business model. as a result when you take that revenue that you can charge and you add or subtract charge and that's to pay your rent, san francisco is the best performing terminal to the port terminal in the united states or anyone we've looked at. i can assure you the model is the best that says i can charge so much and then this flows and i can reinvest into the facility. we felt that the conclusion is the model that you're going to propose to use and it has been proposed

mary ann, always great to see you. >> great to see all of you. >> at this point in time with the big gains in the month of september, despite historical trends, what's your stance overall on the markets? >> we still remain very bullish at merrill lynch. we still think the market could get up around 1850. and september certainly is turning out to be much better. i've been very impressed with how the equity market is trading, given the ten-year treasury yields hit 3%. the market has really been able to move on in face of tapering higher interest rates. >> yet the sector you see overstretched is one that could feel the pinch from a rising rate environment. >> that's correct. we reduced consumer discretionary weight to underweight, preferring some of the sectors you like here, in energies, industrials, more cyclical type of sectors. also playing on our forecast for gdp for next year. we continue to see the economy growing slowly, but picking up in 2014. >> you spent a lot of time over here looking at technicals, and allocations. what we saw this week with the verizon deal, a bond deal wa

if we see suspicious people, if we see see kids partying up on the hill when they shouldn't be, we will call the police. >> in pleasantton, charles clifford, kron4 news. >>> a 3 alarm fire caused $900,000 in damage at a church. it broke out at the zion first church of god in christ. it took firefighters about 40 minutes to get the blaze under control. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> in southern california, a wildfire has burned at least 3,000 acres in the angeles national forest by the city of azusa. 3 homes were given voluntary evacuation alerts. >>> it was a gorgeous day out there there today. temperatures in the 70s and 80s in much of the bay area. it was 68 in daly city, 67 in the bay. it was 87 in red arewood city and 80 in san jose. we're already seeing patches of fog on the san mateo coastline. we're also seeing a couple of patches near the bay shore possible. winds will pick up and it will be cooler. >>> also coming up tonight at 11, a 49ers start linebacker in trouble with the law. what the team says he will go now. and several casual car pool riders hi

her name is noelle and it's exciting to see new talent. >> do you see new pressure?now. >> yeah, that's a lot of pressure, man. like will ferrell and chris rock and all of those guys, just to even be mentioned in the same sentence as those guys as veterans is crazy to me. >> you guys are pumped for the new season. with tina fey coming out as your first host, that has to be pretty good. >> it will be easy for me because she knows how to do the show. so i'll be chilling with my feet up. >> of course when she had that wardrobe malfunction. >> she did. >> she flashed. >> so who are we going to see -- >> there it is. >> hilarious. >> do you actually see them? >> i did. i saw -- she had some kind of silk stocking over them or something. >> but you looked any way. >> yeah. it was -- you could still see. i didn't see that much. >> but what you saw -- >> from what i saw, there was something there. >> okay. thank you for that explanation. >> i had to know. >> two questions, deandre cole this week maybe? >> not this week because we have already written toward this week and we d

you see it there. >> right. >> a scientists confirmed that it is a meteor he was seeing there, it was not part of a larger meteor shower. nonetheless really impressive. >> that is so neat. >> isn't it though. >> and before we go a lot of skilled pilots around the world, right. >> there are. but what argentinian skill isn't showing any rave reviews. watch as he directs a c. 130 into a very dangerous fly by. there you see it right there. >> oh my gosh. now it is called flat -- and aviation experts credit sides the pilot for being reckless. he was really low. >> and that is a massive plane. >> yeah. >> the pattern is full that is top gun i would say not so bueno. >> i feel that when. >> that's where -- >> which is beautiful. >> but i think they are a little too -- >> yeah. >> i still get nervous. i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks tologether in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's t the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry

so we will just see one big chief dominant power but we'll see many countries cooperate in such as with the bric countries or with the proposed eurasian union many different kinds of configurations which will represent alternatives to a purely u.s. led the order and i think this message of you know the end of the american erase perceived very negatively by many americans because it has some fabulous the connotations the bad but. i think many people misunderstand what the world is really asking for is not the be again beyond of america because the united states can still have a very productive and significant influence on. well both politically and economically but i guess a more fair system a system that they'd be more thought thoughtful in that way and why i think you're absolutely right and i think american empire for lack of a better word which is what we saw after world war two it was very bad for the united states and so i think some retraction back from this global leadership is actually a good thing it's good for the united states we have to remember the way that the united state

the fed says it needs to see more signs of lasting improvement in the economy especially after seeing disappointing data over the last few months. it's the end of a trading day and stocks on well street jumped nearly 150 points on the feds decision. russia says it will present evidence from the syrian government implicating rebels in the august 21st chemical weapons attack. they plan to release the evidence later in the week. russia rejects reports from u.n. investigators as one sided and politicized. if you would like the latest on any of the stories from this nutnews hour head over to www.aljazeera.com. once again that's www.aljazeera.com. i'm tony harris. "inside story" is next. >> florida authorities consider bringing charges after a 12-year-old girl who endured months of online bullied committed suicide. we'll how schools are dealing with cyber-bullying. >> hello, i'm libby casey. for nearly a year absolutely terrorized. she would receive messages that she should die. she jumped to her death. friends and families wore t-shirts with anti-bullying slogans and a sign that read every

you can see him off in the distance. i was wondering if that person had anything to do with the accident. if he was surprised to see that person standing on the trail. >> was it possible, was he supposed to be to the right on that boardwalk trail because here it almost dead ends. >> he's going to be off the tracks for a while, about six months. which stinks. but the kid is young and he's got resilience. >>> i've got a video from china where guess what happens. >> something got stuck? >> yep. >> get out of here. >> once again, we have a young person stuck. this time you'll see in this video it's a 16-year-old boy stuck in tbetween two walls of warehouse. now, according to rescuers, he told them that he was carrying around his playstation. he dropped it. when he went to pick it up he fell down in between these two walls of this warehouse. this is less than ten inches wide. and he fell more than 13 feet down before he got wedged in there and stuck. >> ah. >> did he have to use a couple of extra live -- get out of there? >>

we could see -- should see a negative warning come up in the coming weeks. >> but you're close. a week away from the revision season. >> you haven't seen more. so we're going to see them this week and next. i think it's going to make a lot of headlines when you see bigger named companies doing it. >> the notion of this slower growth dynamic for the new dow, bank of america leaving, goldman among others coming in. what's the impact, do you think, longer term on how we should view the dow. >> i think the dow i mean you bring in more companies that their movement in the stock will have a bigger impact on the in. visa, goldman sachs, these are names, and nike, reports earnings later this week. >> from the stand point of expecting slower growth from some of those companies going forward and then the impact that it may have on the dow, that's what some people are talking about today. >> well, i don't know. i don't know, i think names they took out were slower growth companies here. maybe i'm misunderstanding the question. alcoa, bank of america, those are necessarily real growth compa

you see the shoulders on the span itself is. if there are break downs or crashes or issues they can get cars clear and hopefully that helps the. that is bob, i think. we can see you now, bob. over to the maps we will talk about traffic. east shore freeway. berkeley and emeryville should be a smoother drive. it is traffic tuesday. a lot of traffic flowing from the bay. as well as any slow downs. right now no major issues and that is good news as we ease into your tuesday after labor day commute. >> check back a little later on. >>> the mayor of san jose expected to unveil a new plan today to beef up the city's police department. the proposal coming as the city continues a standoff with the police union over pay raises. monty francis is live at city hall with more on the proposal. >> reporter: the mayor's plan would add 200 more officers in the next four years and would restore a ten percent pay cut that officers had agreed to during the recession. the mayor is making this proposal along with city councilman coming as -- the offic

see that little flip over there? maybe the mistake made was by the photographer, not the pilot. >> what? >> yeah, right in his grill. >> for standing too close to this guy as he's trying to fly. comes zipping in, smacks him right in the face. >> his buddy probably wanted him to film it but said i'm not too good at this yet. >> he got too confident. he was doing all these really cool maneuvers and then -- >> accordion sing along. ♪ ♪ [ howling ] >>> doesn't get more american than apple pie. delicious. i'm going to teach you how to make some. over at the official hungry channel, this is going to be really cool. in the processor, throw in the mixture of flour and butter and all kinds of ingredients. once the dough is complete, throw it in the fridge for 30 minutes, take out your apples and start -- do you notice what we're making here? >> mini pies. >> tiny little apples. the instructions are in the video with all the ingredients. once that's down, you pour it over the apples. >> she got fancy with it. that's the next l

we love seeing these videos, when the soldiers get see their children after they have been away on a is staff sergeant mike howell surprising his daughter and stepdaughter in connecticut. he was returning home from his fourth tour of duty. take a look. >> daddy! [ applause ] >> oh. oh. [ applause ] >> i love him so much. >> it's okay, honey. >> we have already cried this morning. talking about our own dads and how much we miss them. >> oh, wow, that is precious. what are we going to do about kanye? have a fry. >> okay. >> that was a long one. >> wow. >> i've never seen one that long. >> this has nothing to do with kanye but let's go ahead and talk about kanye. >> all right. so, kanye west -- >> yes. >> gave a new interview to the bbc, okay? >> yeah. >> let's just -- >> this is how he describes himself. the number one rock star on the planet, saying rap is the new rock 'n' roll. we, the new rock 'n' roll stars, and i'm biggest of them all, i'm number one rock star on the planet. you read what he said about his fame? >> about his fame, i got to a point that michael jackson did not brea

we want to see it all want to see it we would all want to see we would all want to see an embrace of reform an embrace of democracy it's a complicated process and it's helpful when it happens based on foundations and principles that are widely accepted by the populace and have some historical roots and frankly that's been missing and deprived of the people of the arab world for generations we hope that that can be grown in time but it's not going to happen overnight ok joe george where is that deprivation come from. i don't i don't see it i am it i suppose i see is how do you arabia increasingly. using again it's the islamism to topple regimes and to exert human the over the rest of the middle east and i think that is a very bad thing because i think the very people that the saudis sponsor the worst elements in the middle east they are the most extreme the most dangerous elements and these are the people that saudi arabia is using in order to. far more civilized far more. advanced states and therefore the ultimate outcome has to be something that is very dangerous so we call the spri

you can see burning man in the middle.or putting a playful picture on the logo was born that day. the second doodle celebrated bastille day. >>> we get information on new car sales in berlin, sony and samsung showing off new phones, maybe a samsung watch as well. a closer look at american economy at the beige book. it's kind of interesting. first, it's not beige. though it used to be. it's not a book at all now. it's transmitted electronically. secondly a collection of anecdotal evidence how the economy's doing a "reader's digest" in the united states of money. the fed said here in the bay area we were buying more furniture to put in houses we're buying. pet supplies were suffering. there's a severe shortage of geologists in the bay area. i assume because of all of the discussion of fracking and things going down in the monterey shale. interesting anecdotes. when we get the new beige book, we'll give you all of the beigeness. >> the idea google called back rub. i could use a back rub. >> and use google as well. >> thank yo

clearly an awful lot of rain and manilla we are seeing flooding and this is what we see out of the capitolly although the storm has passed this region is still going to be seeing some terrific amounts of rain over the next few days. philippines seeing a lot of rain and southeast and parts of china as it disintegrates and will link with a front working away across and give us very heavy rain. >> thanks for that. now syrian president bashir assad has new evidence of russia on the use of chemical weapons by rebel fighters in an interview with the tv channel he said the are ebb rebels were working under foreign directives and terrorists could make them not reach the chemical weapons site. >> translator: the security situation in some areas could not allow or put obstacles in the path of inspectors and areas with gunman who want to hinder the process of inspection and the terrorists are in other countries and the countries drive the terrorists affect for getting the government blamed for hindering this agreement. >> reporter: let's take you back to nairobi and things are moving quickly on the g

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we'll see more of an ocean influence out there.at this hour. 83 degrees in livermore. high pressure firmly in control. it is going to start to lose some energy and break down throughout tomorrow. we're talking about 90s and triple digits for today. then we're only going to see temperatures climb, but they'll still be in the mid-90s. i just want to point out we're going to drop from 102 in livermore today back to about 95, 96 degrees in the extreme east bay for tomorrow. wednesday into thursday, temperatures drop off even more so. we'll see more of an ocean breeze. so hopefully the weather can help them battle that blaze. as you just saw, definitely a dangerous situation. thoughts and prayers definitely with those guys. >> you said it. thanks so much. we'll be right back. >>> how many of you spent your sunday on the couch watching some football? here we are. the niners. they started the season out on the right foot. colin kaepernick had a fabulous game against the packers throwing for a career high 412 yards, more than half of those

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we are seeing gust of 30 mi.ming off of the south, from the northwest board to west. going out to the east or southeast. these winds are expected to die down as wahl and become a little bit more less erratic. >> pam: continuing our team coverage on the mount diablo fire. kron-4's charles clifford is live in livermore -- along vasco road. charles -- what can you see >> pam: coverage of the mount diablo fire, kron-4's haaziq madyun has more about which roads in the area are shut down. >> they just want to make sure that they keep things open to have a place for people to go. fisher is the practitioner and will. we have plenty of drama. plenty of room. >> reporter: many homes have been put up right against the mount diablo state park. so close to home that some residents are thinking of what possessions to bring with them if they are forced to flee. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> reporter: i will explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. >> reporter: we are one day away from apples baked press be that. wh

watch along the yellow road. >> see that, a little boy trampled. he gets up and walks away. >> he's like, that didn't hurt. that didn't happen. >> of all the people that got run over, it has to be a little kid. >> oh, he got so lucky. >> it nudged him out of the way. it didn't look like his feet got on him. look at it in slow motion. >> he got bumped out of the way by the head, not the horn. and his body does get out of the way. you don't see the buffalo's feet ever touch the child's body. it's amazing. given the close proximity. >> it's probably tradition for hundreds of years. i hate seeing animals put in a situation like this. >> if you notice, there's not a good guardrail protecting any of these people. this goes to the resilience of kids. he jumped up, he's like, you don't see what you just saw. >>> hey, steven, know how to make this a great weekend? >> i think i do. let's give away an ipad mini. >> you have to have today's buzz word to enter and win. >> stand by. it's the "rtm" miipad give a >in full swing. high school football is exci exciti

wait until you see. 12 people, one plane this is a group skydive. and we're flying along here with the dude with the camera. his name is james. take a listen and watch right about here. what you just saw, one of the other jumpers above this guy lost control. started falling rapidly and fell on to this guy's head. he says, knocking him completely unconscious. >> did somebody notice and give him assistance? >> two other divers realize what is beginning on. we assume these hands here are his hands flapping around as he's falling back to earth. watch this. these two guys come over. they're taught to give the hand signals to find out if somebody is responsive. this guy was not responding. they knew they had to spring into action. one of them pulse the unconscious man's chute. he goes up, everybody else starts getting down to the ground as quick as they can to alert the ground crew. fortunately, as his chute came open, he came to. realized what was happening here. >> i can't imagine what is going on in his mind when he wakes up. >> this is the best possib

if you can see it on the inside, you can see it on the outside. i tell you, i've given you something tonight, if you understand and receive it, this is priceless. this could transform your life. very, very, very few christians understand this and even less apply it and use it. but i promise you this would change your life. have you got a need? go to the word. find the answer to your need. take those scriptures and meditate on it, and the bible says in 1 peter, chapter 1, verse 23 that we are born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible seed, the word of god that lives and abides for ever. the word is a seed. take that seed. plant in your spiritual womb... your imagination... until you can see it... that's when it's germinates. the moment you see it, that seed has germinated, and it's just a matter of time until you see the birth. that is a recipe for victory for every one of you and yet the average person doesn't do that. they'll listen to all of the doubt and the unbelief. they'll go get ten doctors to tell them they are going to die

let's see.didn't like to shop so when a birthday or christmas came along he and my mother would make a card. this first card i was pregnant with my first card i wanted a rocking chair so my parents give us a little bit of money to buy that. the second part my son needed a bed at some point he was growing very fast and my dad made the card. the forty my husband and i which to new york my parents give us a $100 we were supposed to buy some glasses and go to our favorite restaurants and to go here to look. and other dilates and we did have a wonderful time. and then finally there's a card that i will mention that we can't find. i hope someday we will but my mother needed and wanted a suit. and so my father knew this and got her that for her birthday - he took a square of plywood and paint a suit and put a little handwriting on the top and said good for one suit so i hope we find the citizen i like it a lot. when i was little just what his profession was confused me. he referred to himself as a pain

and you can see how crowded it's getting. east store freeway still in the clear 20 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze at the eastshore freeway. this is the other hotspot since earlier this morning when we had this accident southbound 880 at dakota road in newark. it's long since cleared. the red sensors are ones we don't like to see. it's jamming up towards 238. as you come into san lorenzo. so one reason for this maybe some slick roads out there it's a little misty out there. talk about our latest forecast with lawrence. >> all right. we have plenty of low clouds extending around the bay area this morning well onshore today. but by the afternoon, actually going to see a little more sunshine. out the door we go, yeah, a little damp in spots with the drizzle approaching the coastline and inside the bay. i think by the afternoon though clearing skies and we'll stay mild but a little bit warmer today. then a modest warming trend as we head in toward the weekend. a weak ridge of high pressure trying to slide into the b

we'll see you tomorrow, 6:00 a.m. bye-bye. >>> fox extreme weather alert with a big chunk of the state under floodwaters, the people in colorado are living through a nightmare, and there's no end in sight. the national guard plucking people from harm's way. and saving hundreds of people so far, but resources are stretched thin as rescue crews navigate the raging floodwaters to reach those who are stranded. this is what they're up against. many roads look like rivers, putting submerged cars as the mercy of the currents. animals are also suffering. fighting for survival. colorado's governor took a tour of the area. >> in terms of what we saw and the devastation, whole areas of roads, i mean, not just the asphalt taken away, but the entire roadbed. you can see whole corners in many places, hundreds of yards of roads completely gone. bridge after bridge missing. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> great to see you. good morning, everyone. i'm eric shawn. as least four people have been kil

the island is so small the burmese it's the center see the center of the universe.on a tiny island the size of a football field in the middle of a lake stands a ruined monastery forty years ago two lovers decided to spend their honeymoon here . they have no idea that the island would change their lives forever but they would change the fate of the islands. in the never seen anything like this before is going to cover the house. in the fortress of ice is grown in just one hour and it's only the beginning. choose your language. make up with. some of. the concerns you. choose the opinions that you think great to. choose to stories could impact your life choose the access to your office. welcome back you're watching our t.v. live from moscow and lindsey france thanks for joining me iran is reaching out to world powers to revive nuclear talks sparking hopes of resolving a standoff that's dragged on for years ahead of his upcoming address to the u.n. general assembly the country's new leader hassan rouhani pledged not to seek atomic weapons demanding the west make concess