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sen ant and tindependents.could change in october, republics have 64% chance taking back the senate. a new poll hassle republicans opening up significant leads in key battle ground states. here's how the democrats hope to hang on. for starters, three states democrats guarantee to lose. montana, west virginia, and south dakota. where former republican governor mike browns has a substantial lead. barring a major upset the gop had these three races in the bag. these are basically saying go ahead they're yours. that means the republics just need to win three of the eleven contested races to reach the manningical 51 threshold in the senate. their chances happen to be in the reds state south. let's go there. first up, louisiana that's where mary lander hung onto to her seat in 2008 largely thanks to unprecedented turn out of african-americans that sent barack obama to the white sox. mary lander faces an increasingly uphill bat toll hold on to her seat. let's stay down state to a close state, arkansas. incumbent five

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he is not going to sen 500,000 or 168,000 troops into the countries. >> the policy is incoherent. point well taken. >> you had the guitar and -- qatar and saudi a arabia were bombing. a couple months ago they were aiding in syria. the poll can not succeed without ground troops it is incoherent, inconsistent, we're making it up as we go and we're in a no win war. eleanor is right. we're not going to send in 100,000 troops into iraq and syria, but i don't know how or where this thing ends. >> let me say one thing, we have a number of allies in the region. saudi a arabia, e egypt, turkey. they aren't going to help us. we have to work to save those people because if isil really begins to explode in terms of their expansion, they'll threaten all of our allies. >> they've been aiding. >> why do we have --. >> why do we have -- why do we have to save snem why can't they save -- save them? why can't they save themselves. >> k horasan. before this week, nobody outside of the counter terrorism experts has ever heard of khorasan. what does this significance any fy and can you -- signify and

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during this sen -- centennial year we reflect on the transit system. driven not >> the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the neighborhood services & safety commission occurring july 17, 2014, will begin shortly. >> good morning, everyone, and welcome to the thursday, july 17, 20me

already up a run, anthony rendon sens this ball to left.ear for anthony rendon. the nats sweep the four-game set over the marlins and take this one 2-1, 91st win of the season, the nationals. seven games remaining for the nats. let's hope they can lock up home field advantage. >>> amelia's watching the showers. that's going to do it for us for now. we hope to see you after the game tonight. have a great one. in cases of rape and incest, just like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. >>> on this siunday night, the fallout. on this nfl sunday, new questions swirl about the ray rice assault case. what did his team know and when did they know it? >>> where is hannah. an emotional plea from the parents of a missing student as the police name a person of int

henrik sen's head comes within inches of slamming into the rock face. and seconds later, the apparatus comes crashing down, narrowly missing the base jumper. >> after this they probably had a talk about what we could have done differently. people make mistakes, but this is a big mistake. >> you don't have to be on a mountainside to risk life and limb. you can be in your own bedroom. >> hi, guys, it's drew here. i am back with a video. >> today i'm doing a black friday -- >> what's going on? >> i have there entire bag -- >> a surprise party -- >> haul video, a shopper trend known to rake in millions of hit. >> a haul video, not h-a-l-l, h-a-u-l, is one weather someone goes out and acquires stuff and makes a video showing people on youtube what they got. >> so i went there, and i got a couple pairs of sweat pants, can you see the colors? >> they call them haul videos because i think they've just hauled bags of stuff home. it's a form of validation. creating a haul video makes them feel good about what they acquired. >> in september, 2013, a bizarre haul v

during this sen -- centennial year we reflect on the transit system. driven not okay good morning. everyone welcome to the san francisco budget & finance committee for september 24, 2014, i'm mark farrell i'm joined by supervisor avalos and supervisor cowen and thank you jim smith and others amazement's as yes, please sloindz all dies and files shall be submitted to 9 clerk and the agenda will be for the next meeting. >> madam clerk item one. >> resolution retroactively 30 years the department of public health to accept one hundred and 80 thousand inform participate in a program for the prevention of disease and for the monitoring of september 29, 2014, i believe we have dr. making fare listen here. >> if you go to the next one it probably will be easier. >> i didn't prepare a big speech but the cdc has enlisted us with the national response inform san francisco project generally are helping them with household surveys with the aids academically and for the female sex workers and injection workers. >> okay. thank you colleagues any questions. >> we don't have a budget analyst repor

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both sides explain their position on the sen kau cuss islands and east china sea. china and taiwan claim them. officials agreed on a need of communication between the two. officials use the proposed hotline when responding to disasters and during maritime rescue operations. they also agreed to talk about setting up maritime communications hotline aimed at preventing and instance at sea. officials plan to hold the next meeting in japan before the end of the year at the earliest. >>> now to what's happening in the world of business. ron has the latest. >> thank you. top trade officials from japan and u.s. have wrapped up two days of talks in washington. they were hoping to find common ground on the free trade negotiations but they failed to come up with break throughs. japan's minister in charge of the tpp and u.s. trade representative met four hours tuesday. on wednesday they sat down for another hour. they discussed a proposal to lower japanese tariffs on u.s. agriculture exports. japanese want to restore the terrorists if beef and pork surge. they also talked abou

sen poll has announced the full recovery of a 21-year-old patient suffering from ebola. it was the first confirmed case, and they fear the disease may spread in a fifth nation within west africa. nicholas heart reports. >> they had no access to experiment stall vaccines, the patient's chances were slim, yet made a full recovery, and no longer carries the virus. >> we monitors the patient carefully, and made sure he wasn't dehydrated. >> he is still under medical care, the people he was in contact with are under strict medical supervision. it was the country's only case of ebola, which led the minister of health to announce to the world that senegal is the first african country to have eredirect examination caked the virus. >> our border we will continue to monitor the situation. >> the government first considered prosecuting the ebola patient. he traveled into senegal with the virus, and lied to medical staff. putting many in danger. instead, he will deported out of the country. >> doctors in this hospital say his treatment is not over. the virus may have left his body,

. >> it's a sen sans period. this community is going for a great change right about now. >>. >> reporter: the demolition company says imploeding this with dynamite is pretty straight forward. neighbors should expect vibration similar to a heavy truck passing and significant dust. for former residents, a new chapter is coming. >>> only city police and demolition crews can give the all-clear for residents to return to the evacuation zone immediately around this site. the ideal weather for this is clear conditions at the time followed by rain. and if we're lucky, we just might get that tomorrow. that is the latest live in germantown, i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> count on nbc 10 news to bring you live coverage of the high-rise implosion. sky force 10 will be in the air and we'll have crews on the ground tomorrow morning on nbc 10. >>> all right, what about that weather? cool friday evening where the phillies just finished up. some rain could disrupt your weekend. chief meteorologist glen hurricane schwartz is

. >> sen -- so then, fast-forward to fcc, commerce committee. >> i was in the general's office at the time i was being considered. it was a real exciting time. we were trying to accelerate the blend of technology. it was during that time that i realized that there were some way things -- having a law career is so fulfilling. there are so many people in washington, d.c. just a great career path and opportunities in the city. lobbyist, that, as a you could find a way to create thingsnd get to a gl as efficiently as possible, perhaps. as a lobbyist, you can actually move into what is next. everyone else e works out the details. a lot of times. i opened up the possibily of lobbying and that was exciting to do that. so, i spent five years at google. >> let's talk about the google ethos. i find it fascinating. larry page, sergey brin, ties to the university of maryland. it is aompany with a lot of fascination in the d c area. it is still in silicon valley. i laughed at one of the interviews you did with a magazine. you were descring your first day at google and how dififfere it was from bei

and at this point in time, we've gonot gotten that request or sen that language. >> jon: we would help stop the greatest threat this country has known -- but not if it means being rude. we're not going to be rude. but at least congress can agree on one thing -- just kidding. they can't. (laughter) >> he has the authority he needs now to act against i.s.i.s. >> the president should come to congress and act for authorization. the president has the authority to immediately act. >> he should come to move to kong. >> he has the authority to move on it. >> the president should be seeking congressional approval, period. >> jon: it's so heartening to see congress so grid locked finally reaching across the aisle and coming together to get nothing done. (laughter) >> jon: or is there something else going on here? >> i think at some point in time, when we come back, after the elections, i think there will be a consideration of a larger authorization for the use of force. >> jon: after the mid-terms. we'll do it after the mid-terms! we don't want to deal with the country's existential threat until

opposed to giving him a stamp of approval and change the direction of the country with the united states sen knit in republican hands so we can come back to the constitution, come back to the foundation of our country that made our country great, celebrate hard work, celebrate kansas and what we're all about here in the greatest state of the nation, that's what we're going to do. that is why the governor is here, pardon me, mama grizzly is here. [applause] have you ever seen a mama grizzly dressed as a wildcat? [laughter] you wouldn't be able to kick a field goal. [laughter] sorry about that. we're all sorry about that. [laughter] i make a promise to you. i have fought for you before. i have fought in virtually every issue that you care about with regards to agriculture. we can get into crop insurance and policies and everybody back there would just phase out. i know what you do. i know what you do, you are producers, you're hard workers. we produce the food for our country in a very troubled and hungry world. show me hay nation that cannot feed itself and you have utter chaos. that's what w

. >> i'm fascinated by being -- with people being 5:00 sen trick.re is not much room for that in denmark. >> it leads to some kind of complaisancy. and complaisancy leads to doing nothing about -- yeah. so actually, you should cherish what you already have and then go for an even more. >> spending a day with this family brought fresh perspective to how i view happiness. if you can get to a point where you feel content about your life, your happiness levels will rise. but the risk is the complaisancy and for some people, complaisancy can bring the opposite of happiness. it's different for you. different for me. and different for the wi winterbroon familiarly. you may be thinking, look, i'm not a happy person. i wasn't born that way. so what about me? you're correct, first of all that genetics do play a role when it comes tok happy. but research shows that your genes, they're only part of it. regardless of our environment, each and every one of us can boost our daily levels of happiness by not only changing the way that we think but also taking the ti

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signed on the agreement in 1993 in the white house, he says these negotiations don't work, they are non-sen call. we have to change all of that. >> of course the u.s. were invested in those negotiations, they were lead by john kerry. how will washington see this speech. >> well, because of their support to what the palestinians term now as war crimes against them, the aggression against gaza and so on and so forth, president obama has basically given up on prime minister netenyahu, he has basically given up on the peace process, because we were standing here last year, when president obama said one of my three priorities is going to be resolving the palestinian issue. and this is not going anywhere. the framework for this negotiation over the past 20-some years has failed. even american officials who worked on the peace process admit it has failed. something has got to give. something new. president abbas is proposing a new fresh perspective saying within three years perhaps you need to clear out from our occupied territories, the west bank, gaza, we need to demarkate the borders, and you n

we've seen democratic sen tomorrows under pressure to distance themselves from president obama on this. >> a fascinating race. john, thanks so much. john harwood reporting from raleigh, north carolina. >>> shares of delta slump and that's where we begin the market focus. the company warned it expects jet fuel prices to top estimates in the third quarter. it lowered the projections for a key passenger revenue met trick and it's operating growth. shares down 5% to $38.82, worst performing stock in the s&p 500 index today. infinity pharmaceuticals soared after the company said they would receive an up front payment as part of a new collaboration to develop and commercialize the treatment for blood cancer. the ceo says it's targeted therapy and others like it are getting drug makers closer to a cure. >> the next frontier for the treatment of these diseases, which is combining our targeted medicine with other targeted medicines and we think that that has the potential to take patients from a life-threatening condition towards in the near term living with their disease as a chronic condition

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saturday in a very deep terrain just minutes after the fire started a cal fire investigator was on the sen. now he found the spot where the fire was started and developed information leading to huntsman's arrest. that fire is now 73,000 acres only 10% contained. nearly 3,000 people had to evacuate their homes. a total of 12,000 homes are still threatened. >> he doesn't rank up with child molesters but he is not far behind. >> we will continue to remain relentless in our pursuit of individuals that engage in these heinous acts. >> it costs $5 million a day to fight that fire. the federal government has agreed to play $75% of california's firefighterring cost. in the past huntsman has been convicted of assault, vehicle theft, and receiving stolen property. but not of arson. huntsman's arrest has shocked hi family coming up at 5:00 the response from his sister. plus we will look at some of the other wild fires burning across state. >> aalso have new video of a late night fire on the east bay just after 11:00 p.m. a news crew spotted flames coming from the parking lot of the oakland animal she

sens because of the university is affiliated to the party, the party with the uprising. a majority and what we have now. what we have now is a major surge of the shia minority coming from the north and it is yet to know out of that >> from where we are sitting, mo it's hard to understand why the houthis are moving to take so much of the capitol people negotiating, working in conjunction, people who are occupying the building? yes. the information i have is that the houthis are a very well known strategy. you fight harder so you can neck on or about ate better so the houthis are trying to gain, trying to gain more ground in order to make the deal with the government a better deal for them but what we have now is not more grounds for the houthis. it is actually the whole entire government structure is in their hands and it is now not clear how much these developments of just one day will impact the deal that was of was main points were on paper yesterday. for us to, you know, discover in the next few days. >> okay. mohammed, thanks very much for the update. we will keep ac

troops in the course of those rotations and additional nato allies, what we want to sen a clear message to everyone is that we take those commitments seriously. i think what's going to be clear during the course of this summit is that given the changed landscape, not only do we have to make sure that these rotations are effective and design towards current threats, but more broadly, nato has to look at its defense capabilities as a whole and make sure that they are update and properly resourced. you know, for, i think, for a certain period of time there was a complacency here in europe about the demands that were required to make sure that nato was ail to function effectively. my former secretary of defense, i think, came here and gave fairly sharp speeched repeatedly about the need for making certain that every nato member was doing its fair share. i think secretary general rasmussen talked about updating our joibt capability, and, you know, obviously, what happened in ukraine is tragic, but i think it gives us the opportunity to look with fresh eyes and understand what it is that is n

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they're told to come back with legal rep sen tags. >> we in san francisco are going to set an example for how we should be dealing with this issue. >> listening were natalie and sally. they left after seven years of being apart. their grandmother helped them along the way. she says it took two months to get to their mom. some don't like the idea. >> take lawyers out of it. the money you put them in here, you make this a sustainable situation. >> now, families are relying on nonprofits to help them. but the groups have too many cases. private law firms announced they will donate money and time to represent a few of them. >> my message to firms would be look where we can. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> well, just ahead here tonight a napa teenager recovering from a serious earthquake injury. >> how long before he can play soccer again. stay with us. >>> 6.0 quake gave the new eastern span a first real shake test. experts say transportation officials say it exceeded expectations to replace earlier one that's snapped did what they're supposed to do. >> everything is as suspected and i

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he said, quote, it is an honor to accept the u.n mass sen yes, sir peace on climate change. you feel a moral obligation to speak out in this moment of human history. it will likely determine the fate of humanity and our planet. he said this while banging three brazilian models. might have been four. i think two were female. leo is about to speak at the u.n climate summit. not attending the leaders of china, germany, canada and a place called australia. aping law -- angela merkle numbering numbering -- snubbing it too. is dicaprio the right choice? here are the u.n.'s choices for messenger of peace. >> he really is a beautiful man. kennedy i go to you first. does leo have what it takes to be the u.n. messenger of peace? and what does it take exactly? >> i honestly don't know. it is interesting because here is a guy who talks about how everyone should have a prius and he is into social engineering, and he obviously doesn't read a lot of data on climate change. we all know if we wanted to end climate changing we would encourage capitalism the world over. but those who pollute t

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