rick is a veteran doctor with sim, he and his wife debby joined sim in the late '80s. they served in liberia. rick, at one point, i was our liberia country director. he's been our medical director of our sim hospital, and most recently he's establishing a residency program in family medicine at our hospital for liberia doctors. this is part of our initiative with sim to help in the rebuilding the medical infrastructure of liberia, which has been decimated over these years because of civil war. rick and his family are currently living in the boston area in the u.s. rick travels back and forth to liberia and he volunteered just a month ago when dr. brantly and nancy were tested positive to ebola. rick called and said i'm ready to go. we waited just a few days, and then rick returned to liberia to serve in our hospital. rick was not caring for patients in our ebola care center. he was serving patients in the obstetrics ward. he was caring for pregnant women, delivering babies by c section and natural birth. interesting here is a doctor bringing new life into liberia as de

now blake sims picks it up from there. >> verne: brilliant performance by sims. congratulatory pats from nick saban and will muschamp. 42-21. the stars of the day, amari cooper, 10 catches, 201, and blake sims who threw for 445. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from tuscaloosa. 42-21 crimson tide win it. coming up tonight, "ncis" and the other regular programming. "the dodge post-game show" is up next after these messages and a word from your local station. >> adam: adam zucker in new york. scores and highlights coming up. hoo, hoo, hoo oohh, you got it! i love the looks of it. [garage door closing] nobody touches my dodge dart, jake johnson. not even your best friend slash neighbor? no one. i can still get in craig. i'd like to see you try. all i'd have to do is roll in, dude. let's see it. i choose not to right now. come on indiana. craig, craig, craig. [in a british accent] is someone out there? don't do that accent on me! ♪don't touch my dart yeah now that the new iphone is here i bet it's been crazy. flashback... yes,

into -- sim phi -- sim phi the question into -- sim phi -- that this is an issue that, one, that voters have the same concerns about their economic well-being or having just as hard of times making ends meet and can be -- appeal to on -- still have the same economic stakes. the republican party has done itself no favers n this regard in coming out in such hostile way against migration reform of any kind and that's not lost in the latino community or lost if the republicans take control then the prospects for comprehensive immigration reform pretty much die. the second thing, i think may be even more important though, is that the afl-cio has been for comprehensive immigration for a long while you know, and we're going to continue to fight that fight. .t's going to go on these are people's lives and just speculating on this political implications can obscure the fact that this is something that's going to matter and doesn't disappear the day after the election. >> just to follow up, can you describe what afl is doing to reach out to latino voters? do you have spanish outreach and advertis

get rid of sims. cbs, mocking him.nalysts in the game. one of the biggest redskins fans on the planet is chris wallace. his opinion in this instance is invaluable. chris, where do you stand on this? >> listen, the way the redskins played yesterday, i'm just as glad he didn't say their name. it's okay with me. look, as long as the redskins, i certainly am going to call them the redskins. the vast majority of people in washington are not offended. i understand some people are. i don't have a problem with phil sims if he wants to take that personal stand. but they're the washington redskins to me until they aren't. i just wish they'd play better. that's all. >> good luck on that. >> chris, let me ask you this, eric holder's resignation kind of stunning washington and the nation here. but what's going to happen here? 'til the confirmation process he's going to stay on. who do you think will step in there and up to the plate? we've heard a couple names, duval patrick. any other names floating around? >> yeah. there are seve

sim says upon diagnosis, he immediately isolated himself and is now being treated by some of the same doctors he trained. it's not know if he'll come to emory university hospital for care. writebol, release released fromy two weeks ago spoke to us. >> probably the darkest moment was the night they put me on the airplane. it was a very-- not knowing whether i'd ever see my husband again, not knowing whether i would live on that flight. it was a very dark moment. >> reporter: doctors have told writebol it could be another six weeks before she's 100% healthy. a lot of people are wondering, would you go back? do you want to go back? >> we haven't made the decision yet. >> reporter: bit you're considering it? >> of course. those are our liberiaian brothers and sisters. i think the world's reaction right now and our reaction is not to stay away but to help. >> reporter: with the c.d.c. saying this week the ebola outbreak is spiraling out of control, roughly 200 american aid workers remain in west africa. jeff glor, cbs news, sharyl, on the north carolina. >> pelley: two brothers wrongfully

you may remember two big industrial fires at sims.ust investigate and clean up the pollution. >>> to our continuing coverage of napa's earthquake. >> reporter: wood workers, eyes are focused. >> it's going to look real nice when we finish. >> reporter: building custom drawers one at a time in a cabinet shop from start to finish. >> it's nice to be able to focus on one thing and get really good at it. these drawers are going to hold bread. >> reporter: co-owns dove tail. a 20-year-old company fighting for survival. >> we're trying to set up a shop from scratch without access to any of our equipment. >> reporter: to help tell the story you have to understand that this is the company's temporary home. it's 5,000 square feet, just 1/8 of its real home that shook. >> every time i look at it it sets in that we're not moving back in. >> reporter: this is building 18 dove tail after the quake hit. brooks on the ground. this former 1903 navy building is now red tagged. with no federal financial assistance as of now, hunter says he has no place

they are right on us. >> thank you. >> commissioner sims? >> thank you. >> so you are talking with the senior legislative organization about, so that they are advocating with the specific lawmakers and they are presenting proposed legislation. >> and well this coordination was actually developed by the governor of california. who said, they wanted this inner agency and they are an inner and their whole purpose is to work with all of the state and federal programs to make sure that they worked together for the needs of the veterans, and that is their interest, and that is what they are doing. >> the california senior legislature is going to be meeting, i think, in october. because we with the death of norm a we are looking for a third senior legislator. and i would think that at that meeting, they will just like, that tacc, they will probably be an overview of this work, as well. so, i think and certainly, anne warren has been informed because cathy and they are part of the same committee. >> yeah. >> do you have a comment? >> two things, my

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then sims to cooper. this time, in the fourth quarter. the tide rolled up 645 yards worth of offense. that's the most yards allowed in florida history. cooper had three touchdowns. alabama wins it 42-21. >>> texas a&m, kenny hill and company. going outside the conference, going outside college station. in dallas. taking on smu. first quarter, now, this is a busted play. kenny hill meant to hand it off. instead, he keeps. breaks a couple of tackles. good for a 50-yard gain. he had 265 yards through the air. that's a season low for him. did throw a couple of touchdowns. here's one of them to josh reynolds. also tlulhrew a pick. texas a&m wins it 58-6. >>> huge win for indiana, on the road, taking on number 18 missouri. under 30 seconds to go. deangelo roberts. how does it feel? and indiana has the lead. but missouri has one last chance. matty mauk to marcus murphy, but that is well short of anything they needed. and it's the hoosier's first win over a ranked team since 2006. they win 31-27. nebraska, ten better than miami, 41-31 in lincoln.

this today from the president of sim usa about his dream.rned yesterday, our -- one of our sim missionary doctors in liberia tested positive for ebola. we're exploring all opportunities, and options, but right now our focus is the care of rick right there in liberia. >> and now here we have this video, a patient suspected of having ebola escaping from a liberia clinic monday before he could be examined. and this set off panic in a nearby public market when he began running through the streets. that happened in the same city where dr. sakra was working. so let's talk about this with our chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta, who covered this really from the get-go. you were in africa this year. >> yeah. >> first, what do we know? if dr. sakra was working with pregnant women, and babies, and wasn't working directly with these ebola patients, how did he get it? >> it's obviously unclear, a little mystery. could one of these women who he was caring for, a pregnant woman, even, also have been caring the ebola virus? we don't know. and som

phil sims refusing to say redskins during thursday night football at the beginning of the season. the ex giant's quarterback said he would only refer to the team as washington. the results a little bit awkward. >> a lot of weapons on this washington offense. the washington team they have a lot of weapons on the offensive side. >> redskins fans not happy with the commentator's stance. it brought anti sims signs to the game as the giants beat the redskins 45-14. >> derek jeter's farewell couldn't have been any sweeter. >> big hit to right field. here comes richardson. richardson is safe. derek jeter has his final game with a walkoff single. >> one out bottom of the 9th captain took the game with a winning hit to beat the orioles 6-5. he took one last view from his short stop position and left the field. after the game jeter reflected on ending his incredible career at yankee stadium. >> sort of an out of body experience is the best way to put it. couple of times i almost lost it. first inning i was saying please don't hit me. the view from short stop here tonight is what i want to t

is macro problem, that is president obama trying to takeover with the executive actions whether it sim break or inversion or making -- immigration or inverse or making hawaii. he is going to undermine himself and the country because of the congress. charles: and ramifications, then there is mood of the nation, we have al already talks about noneconomics was hurt'ing us more. if the president is the imperial president ripping apart the constitution. >> you will not see anyone want to go out and start a new, you will sit on your hands until we vote someone else in. charles: a long ways from now. dani, you probably have mixed feelings. but i know, for president to go it alone, on these items, it is worrisome. i don't care what side of the political aisle . >> but what does he have to risk. charles: constitution. and oklahoma is 70% a sovereign nation, this is done in a couple other states. charles: you know they tried to get it done in hawaii it was rejected by senate, and by hawaiians, this again, is another example that president going above the will of the people, whether or not thi it

they have taken over healthcare sim, you add in retirement system, and 401(k) 23 trillion -- that matt was talking about, that is about it just put a bow on it, kiss it good-bye. >> you could right now if you look at trajectory, into government, that is right now, presideing overaling over -- al8 trillion national debt, to fund what? a government that does not work. that is so vast in scale. so large, that it is incapable of being manageed, there is no accountabilitability internal ef there was a will to do so, government is strangling free enterprise. it is strangling the individual. it is strangling our values, it has nothing to do with ideology it is the scope and scale. charles: feels like mo matter what party is in office, it gets bigger ularge irand faster -- bigger, and larger and faster, it feels like a grassroots is snuffed out almost immediately, but i can not believe somehow we can stem this tide. >> we can, we're still americans with some freedom of movement. and expresstion we have to use it. but if this country has relationshireacheda points of en malaise. this great free

but they just love her, as i do, and i appreciate their work and compassion and her leadership of sim and samaritan's purse. they were thrust into a situation where difficult decisions were needed to be made and we had so many that are involved in making decisions and caring for us and seeing that things would happen so that nancy could return to the u.s. i also want to express thanks for our friends. they are in liberia. doctors and nurses who selfle selflessly and tierlly -- tirelessly cared and worked for not only patients in the ebola isolation units, working with nancy and nancy working with them, but also in caring for nancy and also for dr. brantley when he was there. we're a team. we're a family. we're colleagues, and it's the way that the body of christ works together and loves each other and reaches out to the world and so that was on display on an hourly basis and continues even today in liberia and other places. and i would also like to highlight or mention there continues to be a need for concern on the part of people for west africa. there continues to be a need for acti

let me without further adieu get into the introduction of our guest, known simply as sister sim shown, she has perfected as the executive director of net work since 2004. she is a religious leader, attorney, and poet, with extensive experience in public policy and advocacy for systemic change. in washington she lobbies on issues of peace-building, immigration reform, health care, and economic justice. she is a noted speaker and educator on the public policy issues, and since the '70s founded or served as lead attorney or just plain leader for organizations serving or protecting family law needs or public policy needs of the working poor. she has traveled to the middle east to study the situation confronting refer fujiis in lebanon, syria, iraq, and during the congressional debate about healthcare reform she authored the nun's letter that supported the reform bill and persuaded at other leaders to sign on. it was considered critically important to the bill's passage, and as a russian president -- a, president obama invited sister simone to the signing as a result in 2012 she helped org

. >> it is the sim mess -- the same message liz vasquez has left for her daughter who hasn't beep heard from since hurricane odile hit. lisa and her fiancee, david, were vacationing in cabo. their daughter texted on sunday morning to say it was raining very hard, but then texts and calls stopped. >> i am getting to the end my rope. my daughter has a potential life threating threatingthreating condition where if she eats the wrong food she can go into anti-phylactic shock. >> the couple is searching the wing for news about stranded tourists and when flights may be departing again. >> have you been through a hurricane before? >> no. >> now you have, i guess m.. >> this bride to be just made it out escaping what can only be called a bachelorette party from hell. 14 girlfriends in paradise for the weekend. >> the power was out. the water was out. >> the group took refuge in this hotel near the airport which got battered by the storm. >> we were all hunk erred down in the hallways, but then some of the windows started shattering in the hallways so we quickly moved into our bathroom. >> they

think we need to be very careful bause a lot of this debate a sims the war we were fighting before.s rich has pointed out we are not. it isn't just a matter of all thproblems getting ground forces in. this is a civil war. we c cannot throw w large combat units into a c country where sui and shiite are fighting each other. we may end up taking sides on civil war. quite frankly if you are ever to see unity developed the iraq he army has to become a national army, not the corrupt ineffective shiite force that maliki created. you have to unite arab and occurred -- and kurd. i would say that every time we put in uniform troops on the ground it is going to delegitimize the government. how many boots on the ground to we need? how many uniforms we need is probably a better question. there is a lot a firm title 50, for financial helpers. i am fine with that because i do not believe they are a strong recruiting tool for isis in al qaeda. >> you mention neri al-maliki. he systemically dismantled the army and turned it into the defective force it is today. man have the capability to build a str

you have people who would never even try vegan meat buying on regular basis and their health sim proofing. >> and sibling say they sell out every single week and hope to set up real meat free butcher shop. >> could i get a breakfast sausage corn dog. >> $5. >> here's a woman sticking to the real thing. she's attempting to eat every food on a stick at the minnesota state fair. not for personal gain but good cause. she's raising money for make a wish foundation documenting 10 to 12 beef sticks she eats every day on twitter. she expects to polish off 100 fair food goal this weekend. >> because you have to have goals in life. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast and it's sultry outside. >> yeah. >> so here's summer arriving unofficial end of summer. >> it's unofficial end but mother nature is not done yesterday. we have humidity. stick around. as the kids go back to school. stormtracker 6 doubling scan shows you we're tracking showers and storms and activity is firing up around philadelphia. we'll go in tighter. stormtracker 6 live double scan street-level we have showers and storm

berry sim simmons, another physician in the community was also present at the commonwealth club so i totally agree with you commissioner. we have some incredible leaders in the community and our department. thank you. >> any other questions? i am pleased -- not pleased about robin williams death but pleased with the article you have written in here and i am wondering if that information has gotten outs also to the public? i will approximately up on that commissioner chow. i am sure that the mental illness community does know about that and there will be a process for them to let the community at large know about that and probably part of the contract but we will bring an update on that as we move forward with the contract process on that. >> thank you. otherwise we will discuss the other items as we go along. any further questions to the director? i did want to ask your report about the 6.0 magnitude earthquake also came to the commissioners and i think a note by email, but was there nothing in the city that we had to do? >> i didn't open up a eoc emergency operations center because

robert honda moderated a debate that featured dave core tai is he and sim liccardo.ne issue public safety and retaining police officers. the issue is especially timing in the wake of the passing joe mcnamara. >> he showed us how we can build community between police and community. it requires us to think differently how we engage with the community. >> over the last five years, over 400 cops left the department. it's created a huge public safety program. the crime rate is higher than the state average. >> word of a key endorsement in the rays. late today, the mercury news threw its support behind samly cardo. >> in ferguson, m, the shooting of a police officer. someone shot her in the arm as she was on routine patrol. ferguson has seen a great deal of unrest since the august 9th shooting of an unarmed black 18-year-old by a white police officer. earlier this week, the police chief issued a videotaped apology and tried to march with protesters. that led to more tensions and a new round of arrests. >> come up next at 11:00, a volcano erupts. the whole thing caught on c

how the drug is entering our cities and no community sim mun. >>> the new research on the value of allege degree. some are wondering is the financial risk worth the reward. >>> and remembering joan rivers. families, friends, and celebrities say good-bye to the ground breaking comedian.

unfortunately, for ron, his sim tomcat have progressed in a a vy slow rate sense i've known you. >> heays that will be the one constant t. one thing that's constant is the rate at which the degeneration takes place. >> that tends to be the case. >> in terms of noticing it, the two things i noticed the most are getting out of a car and buttoning a shirt. >> so it's hard for your fingers to manipulate the buttons? >> i can't analyze it. i guess i tried a couple times. it doesn't work, i get frustrated. >> this is classic, fine dexterous movements, difficulty with those sorts of tasks. >> getting out of the car also. >> another classic complaint. >> and for those sort of things, anybody sw an illness knows you get irritated. you get irritated by it. how does that affect the rest of the -- >> i don't get irritated. . after 12.5 years, you accept it. that's what it is, you move onto the next thing. >> i know are you a fearless interviewer. you have interviewed the president. you have interjust netanyahu, everybody, is there the scariest? >> no, i think it did when i first got it was made aw

the executive director of the san francisco fleet week association mr.lize lou bib again, thank you sim if i dills. >> (clapping) >> thank you general and thank you, mayor ed lee mayor ed lee i've known him for a long time before i was working for the city he's also been commit to 9 disaster response i have to tell you he and his administration s are so supportive of the fleet week we have a lot of people in the rooms from department of emergency management to have the port of san francisco a myriad of agencies in san francisco we have a number of people representing the organizations that are here today captain gregory stumble he is the captain of the port of san francisco from the u.s. koolgd and sitting next to him is monique the port of san francisco they bend over background to make sure that fleet week hoops we have headquarters with mr. randy smith from the p p and i organization and colonel gregory we have, of course, chief suhr we have director reiskin from the mta here how's are all people supporting the event today, the fire department is represented with deputy chief roy gus

>> reporter:this homeowner on sims avenue in vallejo is showing me his neighbor's earthquaked damagedot to reveal his identity >>"this is brand new right here, this just happened in the last couple of days" >> reporter:he says it's a dangerous situation on his neighbor's property that has caused his home to be yellow tagged by the city >>"neighbor's fire place and chimney separated from the wall, restricted use of my driveway and front room and anything in the fall zone" >>"it will damage his house if it falls down" >> reporter:his neighbor marian davis says doesn't have the money to repair the chimney so she came to vallejo city hall seeking help from the non profit solano organizations active in disaster >>"we're trying to raise some money so you don't have to pay for it out of pocket" >> reporter:vallejo city manager daniel keen says he is trying to raise some disaster relief funding as well >>"we made a request on friday to the governor" >> reporter:in the meantime sims avenue residents say they are keeping their fingers crossed that the chimney doesn't come down >>"somebody's goi

they also have sim you -- completely indoors. they also have simulators. >> reporter: but the wide range of opponents include businesses like the greenbrier pet hospital and boarding facility where homeowners are convinced distant gunfire will stress the animals. >> i'm less concerned about what i and my staff can hear. everybody knows the dogs' hearing is twice as good as ours. >> reporter: opponents of the shooting range definitely have community passion on their side, but the supporters of the shooting range say the law is on their side. in frederick county, maryland scott broom, wusa9. >> the next hearing is scheduled at winchester hall in frederick at 7:00 tomorrow night. >>> but first you're probably out of practice because of the summer, but coming up some things to consider when packing your kids' lunches for the first >>> terrible traffic tuesday will be driving a lot of drivers crazy. it's known around here as terrible traffic tuesday because it is the day virginia students finally head back to class. almost everyone is

the least likely weapon iraq has deployed against i.s.i.l. [ ♪ music ] this is the rick yoi national simricky symphony in collaboration with the child youth orchestra. concerts like these are crucial in the battle against i.s.i.l., who swear to perform anything that doesn't conform to their ideology, including music. a lot came to watch the concert. some say it's a reflection of a desire for more events like this, despite the fear many have of leaving neighbourhoods. >> for the conductor it's less so. >> for many years we've been marginalized by religious ethics. it's serious art and is a message to our audience, that we can transcend war and give a moment of peace and tranquility. >> the challenges of mounting a concert are many. the electricity cut halts the performance, the heat is stifling. it is, however, crucial for development and the country. >> it's important in difficult times because of what the world is going through in so many countries. i hope that it goes through other areas, to be an example that even though we are living in iraq, we are doing concerts and attending. peop

how the drug is entering our cities and no community sim mun. >>> the new research on the value of aege degree. some are wondering is the financial risk worth the reward. >>> and remembering joan rivers. families, friends, and celebrities say good-bye to the ground breaking comedian.

. >> it is the sim mess -- the same message liz vasquez has left for her daughter who hasn't beep heard from since hurricane odile hit. lisa and her fiancee, david, were vacationing in cabo. their daughter texted on sunday morning to say it was raining very hard, but then texts and calls stopped. >> i am getting to the end my rope. my daughter has a potential life threating threating threating condition where if she eats the wrong food she can go into anti-phylactic shock. >> the couple is searching the wing for news about stranded tourists and when flights may be departing again. >> have you been through a hurricane before? >> no. >> now you have, i guess m.. >> this bride to be just made it out escaping what can only be called a bachelorette party from hell. 14 girlfriends in paradise for the weekend. >> the power was out. the water was out. >> the group took refuge in this hotel near the airport which got battered by the storm. >> we were all hunk erred down in the hallways, but then some of the windows started shattering in the hallways so we quickly moved into our bathroom. >> they

officials with the christian organization sim announced this week that a third american missionary hasbeen infected with the ebola virus. while working in liberia. dr. rick sacra volunteered to go back to liberia after learning his colleagues were infected. he was airlifted back to the u.s. the other missionaries have recovered after being treated with the experimental drug z-map. one of them, nancy whitebowl is asked what was it that helpeder r her survive? >> was the drug zmap, was it the supportive care, was it liberian and u.s. medical people? was it those doctors and nurses that helped to save you? or was it your faith? and my answer touz? that quest is all of the above. >> meanwhile, u.n. officials are warning of a potential food shortage in west african countries hit by ebola. in liberia, an ebola patient cause add panic when he escaped quarantine to search for food in a market and was finally taken back into custody. >>> in this country, millions of u.s. households continue to lack adequate access to food. according to a new report from the u.s. department of agriculture. the

brian sims organized this rally in love park center city today. and a bill was introduced to close loop holes in the hate crime law. that includes a fine or jail time for offenders. >> there has been a lot of unpleasant news coming out of national football league recently but a player of devon still showed us the other side of the coin today. his 4-year-old daughter had cancer surgery today at children's hospital. "action news" reporter eva pilgrim is live at the big board with a tale that warms and wrenches the heart at the same time. eva. >> reporter: jim you can not help but think what a wonderful dad he is. sip sin bengals 4-year-old daughter leah is recovering chop tonight after having surgery earlier today to remove a cancerous tumor. still posted this update on instagram saying the surgery went really well. >> today it was game time. surgery day for leah cincinnati bengals tackle still. >> i'm actually good. i'm ready for today. you ready for today? >> still is a camden native that went to high school in wilmington and is a penn state grad.

. >> it is the sim mess -- the same message liz vasquez has left for her daughter who hasn't beep hearde hurricane odile hit. lisa and her fiancee, david, were vacationing in cabo. their daughter texted on sunday morning to say it was raining very hard, but then texts and calls stopped. >> i am getting to the end my rope. my daughter has a potential life threating threating threating condition where if she eats the wrong food she can go into anti-phylactic shoc co>> the coe wing for news about stranded tourists and when flights may be departing again. >> have you been through a hurricane before? >> no. >> now you have, i guess m.. >> this bride to be just made it out escaping what can only be called a bachelorette party from hell. 14 girlfriends in paradise for the weekend. >> the power was out. the water was out. >> the group took refuge in this hotel near the airport which got battered by the storm. >> we were all hunk erred down in the hallways, but then some of the windows started shattering in the hallways so we quickly moved into our bathroom. >> they finally boarded a flight home

job losses could top 8,000 by year's end as competition from neighboring states has did he say sim mated this once dominant industry. >> it's very sad and depressing. >> reporter: the personal stories are what catch your eye and break your heart. that's a woman working owing her resume. this stay at home needs a paying gig. her husband was working two full-time jobs at showboat and revel. when both went under. >> i was happy. i got two jobs. i saved some money. i bought a house eight months ago. >> reporter: and now this. >> how am i going to do to pay the mortgage? >> reporter: then there's ramon mellow he work at showboat. his wife work at revel. now they're both unemployed. >> lot of tears in your family these days? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: mellow said he helped a half dozen relatives get work at showboat. now they're all on the street. >> i put all my familiar until my casino. >> my recommendation when you start to work in one place, don't put all family in the same -- in the same place. report roar bring everybody to the same job site. >> yeah. >> reporter: at least he's got a sens

. >> last night the discussions got the heated at times, protesters raised their arms to sim will bol ice death of michael brown which sparks reeks of unrest this was first public meeting since the incident one month ago. >> for me, it is castration without representation. >> when are we go to go get rid of ferguson city council, mayor and chief. >> the council will establish a police review board to instill more trust in law enforcement. meantime department of justice is conducting a civil rights investigation into ferguson's police department. >>> your time 5:37. in business news this morning why mcdonald's sales are down around the world. >> also apple raises the latest innovations, money watch's jill wagner joins with us those stories and more, jill good morning. >> reporter: good morning, wall street here on wall street we will see if the markets cannery bun today, dow jones dropped 97 points on tuesday, the nasdaq lost 40. markets were dragged down by apple. the stock first climb when ceo tim cook unveiled new product line up but then they finished down. apple, out with two new

the president of the missionary group sim u. a say the doctor is a on obstetrician who was in the treating ebola patient. charity said unidentified doctor isolated himself and net ised symptoms and appears to be doing well. >>> wish him luck. >>> 5:39. more legal trouble for two pop stars. >> including justin beiber. we have the word on his late since in with police and star with him when he was arrested. >>> and do you remember this, that polar vortex? it is far from our mind new but we might have to have get used to those deep freezes come wintertime. lets hope it is not today, katie. >> you had to go there. to daze end up being a decent day guys, nice and warm, i got short sleeves. think about that and shorts as well but it is not as oppressive as yesterday was, as we transition out of the humidity. we will have details on your full forecast, staying hot, >>> breaking news, experts have authenticated video showing beheading of another american journalist steven sotoloff. now islamic state militants threatening to kill a briti

moving ahead to tomorrow, sim floor today. tad warmer we're looking at a lot of sunshine the humidity will hold off tomorrow as well. you can see those temperatures once again in the upper 80s. so forecast by the numbers on a scale of one to 10, tomorrow we'll give it an eight. it stays dry. but it will ab tad warmer than today. as we move in your thursday. by friday, that shower chance around. the humidity increases with that warm front. 89 degrees for the high temperature moving ahead to saturday. oppressive heat and humidity. low 90s making a big come back. scattered showers and thunderstorms as well with all of that heat and humidity around saturday. and then maybe a lingering shower early on sunday. behind that system but temperatures drop into the upper 70s for high temperatures sund sunday. monday, tuesday and also wednesday so if you don't like the heat, wait until sunday. and what about the eagles taking on the jaguars. we're looking at a kickoff temperature of 76 degrees. winds will be out of the north about five to

starting to partner with other groups in latin america, the lemon foundation in brazil and the carlos sims foundation in mexico and groups in france and turkey and all over the world to internationalize khan academy. we launched eskhanacademy.org. how do we translate when the videos are redone in another language. it's a fascinating process. i say the phrase beat a dead horse a lot. it doesn't translate well in other languages. it's a learning process, but we found some excellent partners not just to redo the site essentially in other languages but to think about how can they help bring this to the members of their community who need it the most. >> do you worry that khan academy is growing too fast and getting too big? >> yeah. you know, i think one of the reasons why -- i set this up as a not-for-profit is i didn't want this to fall into the classic silicon valley flash in the pan super hyper growth for two or three or four years. my dream is that in 50 years, 100 years, 500 years people view khan academy as an institution for the world, and for part of that -- one thing that we're alway

sim tols resemble the common cold and flu, fever, running nose, body aches. children with asthma can be especially vulnerable. no deaths have been reported. >>> president obama has ordered the federal government to create a national plan to fight antibiotic resistant germs by next year. health experts blame antibiotic resistant infections for killing 23,000 americans each year. the centers for disease control and prevention believes the problem is getting worse. the president's order includes new rules to oversee the use of antibiotics in hospitals. >>> we've all asked ourselves this question when we're out shopping. how can you tell if something is a good value or just cheap. >> we're looking into that. >> at walmart, known for value, of course. a good price is only key if you're getting a good product. so how can you tell if something is a smart pick? "consumer reports" takes us into the labs to get a handle on what to get and what to forget at walmart, based on the latest tests. think shopping at walmart is a bright idea? "consumer reports" tests shows it

the beatings took place in the legislative district represented by openly gay state rep brian sims. >> the more we ignore the issue and assume that things have gotten better, the more we are shocked that incidents like this attack still occur. >> provide for additional penalties for criminal conduc conduct -- >> reporter: a few hours earlier and just across the street, city council members blondel reynolds brown and jim kenny introduced legislation designed to gift philadelphia's hate crime code. an assault motivate beside hatred toward a person's actual or perceived sexual orientation gender or gender identity would be its own offense. that could bring the offender an extra 90 days behind bars and $2,000 fine. >> the word needs to go forth that philadelphia celebrates diversity. philadelphia celebrates people who look different than me. people who have disabilities. people who have a different sexual orientation. >> philadelphia if you're a philadelphia or resident and you see two men holding hands or two women holding hands. get over it, behind your business and keep your hands to y

how the drug is entering our cities and no community sim mun. >>> the new research on the value of a college degree. some are wondering is the financial risk worth the reward. >>> and remembering joan rivers. families, friends, and celebrities say good-bye to the ground breaking comedian. >>> good evening. after much criticism for saying the u.s. didn't have a strategy against isis, president obama today said he'd lay out the game plan this week for fighting the militant group. his comments came in an exclusive interview with chuck todd on "meet the press." u.s. warplanes carried out strikes against isis, an effort costing the untcountry $7 millia daflt kelly o'donnell joins our coverage. >> reporter: the president says it's time to go on the offensive against islamic state fighters. that is a big turn from his no strategy comments just days ago. tuesday he'll talk about next steps with congressional leaders from both parties and then wednesday he'll address the nation as he explained to "meet the press" moderator chuck todd. >> i'm preparing the country to make sure that we deal wit