sergeant sinclair, it would seem, was vindicated. he said they were coming right all the him. >> the new evidence suggested that sinclair had hit the brakes, not because he was going too fast, as the highway patrol contended, but because he saw danger ahead. the california highway patrol investigators dismissed the new evidence, calling it the phantom skid mark. >> the chp experts covered that ground on their hands and knees, literally inch by inch, and never saw that skid mark. >> why they didn't find it wasn't clear, but the discovery gave new impetus to brunn's team of forensic accident reconstruction experts. paul kayfetz, a photographer and engineer, is an expert in something called photogrammetry. >> it's a $6 word for making measurements from photographs -- or using photographs to make measurements. >> brunn's experts needed a map of the accident scene with the skid marks to conduct their investigation. kayfetz's job was to reproduce the mark on the road in the exact position so a surveyor could map its location. he began by m

>> it does. >> is that effort threatened by what sinclair said? i think sinclair is actually right. this will be very technical for your viewers, but back in the early 1990's, there were two broadcast standards. atsc.nd what we know now that was not clearly known then is in the is aal mobile world, ofdm better receivers standard. it may well be we will need to go through a nuclear -- another transition to a new standard. it is very complicated. when we the committee changed standards from analog to digital. there are so many exciting technological things happening in broadcasting. maybe beyond multicasting. we will be able to do mobile. you can look at free tv on any device anywhere you are. you can't do that on our current standard. ultrahighk, definition. and there is 8k, which i have seen in tokyo from a japan, which is like 3-d without glasses. it is so incredible. but you need a better standard than we are on. .3 gives us what the o fdm standard provided. obviously a real opportunity that people can stream it or in the future, they can just get it for free. fee.is better than t

i know sinclair has said it wasn't for them. is that effort threatened by what sinclair's said? in fact, i think sinclair's actually right. we -- this'll be very technical for your viewers, but back in the early '90s there were two broadcasts called ofdm and there's atfc. and the rest of the world went ofdm, and america went atfc. and what we know now that was not clearly known then is that in the digital mobile world, standard. and it may well be that we'll need to go to another transition to a new standard. it's very complicated. i was on the senate commerce committee when we changed there analog to digital. but it is doable. and there's so many new, exciting technological things coming in broadcast television way beyond this hullty casting -- multicasting. if we get on the right standard, we can do mobile in many ways that penetrates buildings, so you can look at free tv on any device anywhere you are. can't do that on our current standard. there's 4k ultrahigh definition, and then there's 8k which i've seen in tokyo, japan, at the nhk laboratories which is like 3-d without g

exteriorization -- [inaudible] becomes voice, still small voice echoes, the nexus of -- [inaudible] upton sinclair'sdio points out the voices related to the telegraph, how in the 1700s spiritualism erupted from the telegraph, telephone, radio -- [inaudible] an accessal and apparitional -- ancestral and apparitional. the voice veils and unveils. voice becomes a simulation of erratic effects -- [inaudible] it hovers in the ghostly trace, echo, specter -- [inaudible] charged highlighting. the machine is ready to voice the voice, screaming in the intertextual miasma. dis'em bodied voices started to become more human. iphone's siri referencing sirens, understand what you say and knows what you heene. whether siri or xbox one, contemporary a.i. remientsdz us that the medium is the message -- [inaudible] >> i go. yes, that's me. >> she's woman. she's woman. and she's the -- [inaudible] >> the woman that i've been seeing, samantha, she's not -- >> not just a computer. >> they kiss me. >> increasingly personalized, the technology is taking extensions of man to a radical phrase not just as a personalization o

sinclair admitted to a three year long extra marital relationship with a junior officer. highlhighly impairing to the ard to him. the army says his demotion is punishment for inappropriate conduct with women under his command. he's forced to retire and will lose some of his pension benefits. >>> a republican house today used the a spending bill to, lawmakers approved a $570 billion bill but included a provision that would halt future transfers. a show of defiance over the swap of prisoners in guantanamo for bowe bergdahl. cutting back on government spying. the measure now heads tot democratic-led senate. -- to the democratic-led senate. >>> up next, iraq under maliki. who are his potential successors? >>> and switches signs, pot dealers are now being paid to protect marijuana sellers. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm david shuster, we have a lot to cover this half hour. >>> door to door, huge military operation aimed at finding three israeli teenage erd assumed to be kidnapped. >>> world cup protests far away from the stadiums. >>> man and mammoth. this is an im

>> guest: no, in fact, i think sinclair is right. this is technical for viewers, but back in the early '90s, there were two standards ofdm and atcs and the rest of the world went ofdm and america went atsc and what we know now that wasn't known then is in the digital mobile word ofdm is a better receiver standard. and we might need to go through another transition to a new standard. it is very complicated. if we get on the right standard, we can do mobile in ways that penetrate building and you can look at free tv on devices and anywhere you are. you cannot do that on the current standards. there is 4k ultra high definition. and there is 8k that i have seen which is like 3d without glasses. you need a better standard than an ats but the ats 3 gives what the ofdm standard provided. so i see an opportunity that people can stream it or in the future get it for free which free is better than a fee. >> host: speaking of the senate commerce committee, gordon smith, they are working on stela and talk of ad-ons and not making a clean bill. >

from hug hungaryed digging cad, she was about to embark upon her own her literarywith hard harry sinclair lewis. she met red as he was berlin,at the bar in wass unbeknowned to dorothy on a drunken brawl through europe and running from clergy.ons from the simultaneously drowning his .orrows not only bystruck and radiant face loneliness but also by his international celebrity. immediately drawn to this lost soul. aile thompson was ascent,onal on the lewis was probably the most famous international sadist in world. soon to be the first american to win the nobel prize for literature. by the time he met dorothy, published "main street," classic works that america between the wars. like wells, had a flaw antructive ofoholic on the verge divorce and confident of nothing acept his ability to spin tale. lewis was drawn to dorothy's strength of character and overarcking drive to succeed. relentlessly pursue her him. she agreed to marry upon which, dorothy believing the man she had life,earching for all her the man for whom she had been divinely ordained quit her job "the new york post" and prepared

tufton sinclair, director. i know.est. it tanked at the box office, but it was honest and beautiful. you've got good taste, kid. thanks. could you...? you want my autograph? usually people just want the stars. let me guess: you're an aspiring director. um, i don't know. maybe.

[closing bell ringing] >> sinclair up 17% this month because of aereo ruling. old school media. 9 bells ring on wall street. as we head toward the second half of the year. s&p slightly lower. the nasdaq and russell made a go of it, closing slightly higher. russell up 50% over the last two years. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: with that start we break down today's action. yu-dee chang, ace investment strategist, chief trader with the three biggest risks towards the market. you have to listen because this guy is usually very bullish.

also this monday army general jeffrey sinclair was demoted and reduced in rank from brigadier general to colonel before being retired. >>> veterans say they have had trouble getting help. elections for post-traumatic stress disorder related to sexual drama are likely to be denied than those related to combat or other trauma. what should be done? i spoke so brian lewis a policy provider. and to brige et mccoy, a founder for women's social justice. i asked why there was a 50% increase in cases last year? >> it's obvious that there is still rape continuing to happen in the military. all of the training, all of the, independent councils, people saying there's no tolerance. there's still rape continuing to happen in the military. some folks are feeling confident to step forward. there are a lot of people who are still stepping forward upped the restricted reporting. so there are still rapes happening in the military, sexual assault in the military. even though there has gone out the statement that there's a zero tolerance, there's not because there are still people being exited out the mil

upton sinclair telepathy related to the telegraph how in the 1700's spiritualism erupted from the telegraphephone radio. ancestral and a personal google voice media reminds us the voice fails and unveils -- voice becomes a simulation of erratic effects. it hovers as a ghostly trace and ghostly specter entrance simply charge highlighting and the machine is already the voice of the voice of screaming in the pauly classic intertech show miasma. with the development of personalities disembodied forces these became more human iphone series referencing sirens understands what you and say in what you mean. x-box one 80 room minds as the medium is the message under some sort am. >> aye. >> that's me. >> the woman that i've been seeing samantha. >> increasingly personalized this technology is taking extensions of man to a place not just as a personalization of our media but intensification active vacation causing deep and lasting changes transforming our environment. this hyperpersonalization of the other minds is of the self and their art and that marrying of the facts facts constructed to the othe

i find it ridiculous that you have army general sinclair who was just stripped of two ranks before his retirement because of sexual misconduct and what image is that projecting? it's projecting a far worse image than an 18-year-old young man who wants to do something greater than himself and serve his country but he's being pushed out the door because he has an arm full of tattoos. it's absurd. >> i understand that you have a neck tattoo. where is it? >> i have a big owl on the back of my neck. i got this one a little over a year ago. >> technically if you have that tattoo when you were recruited, you would not have been eligible? >> negative. i wouldn't have been eligible. listen, having a tattoo doesn't affect the way you do your job. a tattoo doesn't teach loyalty. it doesn't teach comradery. >> i hear you. i want to also share this particular quote. the tattoo policy is preventing some of our soldiers from being warrant officers. that's a current bit of strife. it's my understanding in arizona alone, adam, 500 recruits were recently turned away because of tattoos. that's alarming.

the army decides to strip a general of his retirement benefits after brigadier general jeffrey sinclair'silty plea to multiple offenses. >>> and cdc says as many as 86 lab workers have been or may have been exposed to anthrax after researchers in atlanta failed to follow safety procedures. the agency is providing antibiotics to those employees and says it doesn't believe there's any risk to family members or to the general public. >>> the crisis in iraq, a receipt hot topic on capitol hill with obama administration announcing deployment of as many as 300 military advisers to the country as lawmakers express concern that the u.s. could face similar issues in afghanistan. our chief white house correspondent ed henry is out of the briefing at the white house with more on this. what does the administration say about the impact of what's happening in iraq on afghanistan? >> reporter: you have seen a lot of talk on capitol hill in the last couple days about a fateful decision perhaps for the u.s. to not keep any troops behind in iraq. the president yesterday saying he had no regrets about that

[closing bell ringing] >> sinclair up 17% this month because of aereo ruling. liz: good for old school media. 9 bells ring on wall street. as we head toward the second half of the year. s&p slightly lower. the nasdaq and russell made a go of it, closing slightly higher. russell up 50% over the last two years. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: with that start we break down today's action. yu-dee chang, ace investment strategist, chief trader with the three biggest risks towards the market. you have to listen because this guy is usually very bullish. michael musesy yo. with names you should add to your portfolio that he loves. lincoln ellis, green square capital managing director in the pits of the cme lincoln, it is ridiculous to say, does today give us any indication how the second half will go? see any portending of any trend? >> probably not. given this week, shortened week is absolutely packed with a bunch of macroeconomic data especially jobs number comes out on thursday before the long holiday. people are positioning themselves to digest a whole seri

i sit in awe of our next distinguished guest, amber sinclair. first woman to bring wine to book clubs. [ cheers and applause ] amber. amber, do you even know what chapter of "the goldfinch" you're on? oh, no! they already gave you wine! be comfortable and have a great time, amber. we look forward to your book clubs. it is truly -- [ applause ] -- truly an honor to welcome this next individual to our studio audience. archduke harold willfred billingsworth vi is here. archduke -- [ laughter ] harold willfred billingsworth vi is widely regarded as the poorest man on earth with the richest sounding name. [ laughter ] let's check back in with that walrus, huh? oh, there he is! [ roars ] oh, i clap for you. [ applause ] i clap for you. just big fat ball of thick, wrinkly skin and some whiskers. he's a good fellow. next up, rachel klein is here. rachel is the carrier of the first u.s. case in 200 years of highly contagious black plague. [ laughter and applause ] she has a rare form of the disease that can be transmitted simply by breathing on others. o

you look at sinclair, all the media plays, they go up. as far as aereo and whether or not they should be able to take intellectual property and make money on it themselves, i don't know how they can make that argument. that seems like a disingenuous argument. the supreme court ruled that way. i can't believe this even got that far because it seemed like outright theft to me. >> let's connect the dots. the unusual activity you spotted yesterday in fox shares was that this? >> could be tied to that. it could be although if they were, melissa, why did they go out to october? there was july activity as well the previous friday. there was activity going into this event. i tell you what, you look at the content providers, cbs or disney, i think there exists a lot of upside. less in disney. i still like that name the best. >> or 21st century fox which has lagged disney big time. this whole subject speaks to the importance of con ten. content is king. we've always said that. this hammers that point home. find some of the laggards and that's the o

most places around the world is in the same position that the meat consumer was in before upton sinclair wrote the jungle, and we had modern sanitary regulation. >> reporter: it's a problem one significant segment of this budding industry addresses. >> my-dx will empower manufacturers, distributors, regulators and consumers to test the safety and potency of cannabis. >> reporter: daniel yazbeck helped invent my-dx, a portable pot analyzer. >> now that's going to vaporize the sample and start sniffing the chemicals. like thc and cbd, which determine how you feel or what ailments you relieve. >> reporter: pretty much what the ebbu guys are going for with their branded highs. >> we're creating a lot of intellectual property associated with how a person actually is experiencing that ratio of cannabinoids and turpenes. >> reporter: investor todd steinberg was impressed. >> i think what mondavi did for the wine industry in the united states, a product like this and a company like this could do. >> reporter: fortunes seemed to beckon to those who place the right bets early enough, just as with

a small players familiar to people on local regional level, sinclair broadcasting, lynn, media as welllevision. you and i both used to work for scripps owned television station. at one point their stock was up 7% today. so those are some of the big gauners. aereo losing big-time on this supreme court ruling. they manufacture the actual device and antennas that made that stuff possible. so they will lose big-time on this here are some statements we got from media companies. from walt disney, we heard, quote, we're gratified the court upheld copyright principles that assure high quality consumer content. liz: hold on one second. david: sorry to interrupt you, we have breaks knew. charlie gasparino is on it. go ahead, charlie. >> as you know, eric schneiderman was reporting to bring first dark pool case against barclays. this involves preferential treatment through barclays's stock pool. that case has been followed. eric schneiderman is out with that now. what is kind of interesting about this, guys, this will put scrutiny on dark pools. those are the private exchanges. not just new york

the tv stocks, some of the tv stocks like sinclair, they were down 1% to 30% this year, aereorily on the ube concern. ,here was uncertainty retransmission fees have become the lifeblood of the tv business. they have to defend upon advertising, now that i have a second revenue service. 2013.ve m&a in >> what does this mean long-term , this is not going to be the first company to try to disrupt the model. does it insulate broadcasting from attacks. it reaffirms the value of the copyright of the local broadcast. that is the primary asset of a local broadcast station, their ability to get paid through advertising or retransmission. this ruling validated the copyright value. >> you sat down with barry diller what do you say? >> he said it was like for jeff, this is death. >> he said there is no plan b here. what barry diller was trying to do here was to thread a narrow saw ine he though he the copyright law, clearly the supreme court did not. diller likes to disrupt everything, whether it is broadcast television with the fox network or home shopping. thought he could be disruptive and sha

jeffrey sinclair was forced to refire on friday -- retire tonne friday, two ranks lower than his position as a brigadier general. that means he will not receive what he would have been entitled to >>> taking on the italian mafia. pope francis heads to a strong hold despite the dakers, to -- dangers, to get people to turn from their wicked waves. >>> the oranga tan's birth that may help doctors save the species. >>> welcome back, i'm morgan radford, these are the top stories. a powerful shiite group holding a show of power. tens of thousands marched in parades. they volunteered to help the iraqi army stop sunni rebels. the biggest ept held in sadder city. over in detroit the presbyterian church voted to divest $70 million. including investments with katter pill a, hugh art packard and motor roller, in the israeli settle: those against the move say it will be seen as an attack on israel. it's been a heavy week of storms. rain created mudslides, and flash flooding across the region. more storms are expected to impact just this weekend. >>> pope francis is taking one of the world's biggest cr

sacramento area sinclair's his kick out of christian college in auckland and two months before earnings gay. >> : lamont did not talk to me for six months of the onetime fee called me this and that she had in me. my dad and he one of the noted done wrong. for anthony villa renault chris wright only thing more hurtful and coming out to the parents was coming out to the college administrators we flip the letter over said this letter your official dismissal from university. the christian university cl were kicking him out over hurt secos are arrested in 2013 after the couple thought in their home. please report injured right elbow both deny any of the violence. the l'oreal kicked all for being gay. sforzbuzz or risk that they try it and showing a low private trade any homosexual by sexual activity subject to do the dishes and judicial action also states this. this handbook is not considered a contractual agreement hit a shot to university responded in writing. the university policy perhaps it to us from discussing kravis did matters we do not discriminate against to answer based on sexual

sinclaire up almost 14% up, tribune up, benefitting from the decision this morning that many expectedbecause not fully appreciated or expected by those investors in these company's stocks. also have a brief statement from the ceo of cbs in a number of interviews we've done in six months to a year, confidently predicted victory at the supreme court proved correct. saying we're pleased with today's decision, great news for content creators and their audiences. >> but what does that mean for the startups like aereo and the company raised almost a hundred million dollars. that's a big loss if the company goes bust as the ceo said, this was really it. >> this is probably it. when the supreme court says your business is illegal, you're going to have some issues. >> you got that right. >>> meantime, almost 10:30 on the east coast. let's get to jackie deangelis. okay. we are waiting for the department of energy release crude oil inventories, prices down domestically ahead of this, traders expect a draw of 2 million barrels a day, and api report showed a build of 4 million barrels. there's a c

gate bridge clear here is a general indication as to see clear skies of the golden gate bridge sinclair's guys at about some clouds along we are talking about warmup today and continuing to tomorrow temperatures near the triple digits and when commercial cooling tuesday it tuesday to thursday for the july looking pretty pleasant in use for the war scenarios. satellite images poorly forming a rain. not dominating the bay area >> : to of these not antioch hitting a high of 90 is 90 degrees in livermore plenty of upper '70's lonnie's a shoreline's nfl today hitting a high of 85. i said if this afternoon for severance is go will be warm very pleasant. just a light breeze from time to time as a look ahead temperatures will certainly piqued by tomorrow plenty of triple digits pleased the interior valleys and then gradually clear conditions for morning fog afternoon sun >> : 5.2 earthquake that airs on the new mexican border late saturday usgs says it is centered in southeastern arizona callers from as well as 150 mi. say they felt the quake. luckily no reports of any injury or damage this morni

. >> i've fallen in love with helen sinclair.m not surprised. she's extraordinary. >> so are you. it is me that is so mixed up. >> i have a confession to make. >> i know, you knew all along. you're too damn decent to confront me. >> no, i've been seeing sheldon flender. >> flender, my friend flender. >> we've been having an affair. >> with sheldon flender, he's a communist? >> yes. >> worse, he's been a vegetarian. >> he's been in love with me a long time. >> you? >> i found a new baby. i found a new boy. ♪ that sweet talking baby that fills me with joy ♪ ♪ his new way of loving is all that i say ♪ ♪ it's made me say ♪ sweetest kiss somehow ♪ tells me i bow, i don't mean maybe ♪ ♪ i found a new baby, new baby, that's all ♪ >> sheldon splendor. ♪ everybody looks at me, happiness is what they see ♪ ♪ it is awfully nice to be on solid ground ♪ ♪ oh, he is charming, i confess, more than you, but i digress ♪ ♪ tell me, darling, can you guess just what i have found ♪ ♪ you've found a new baby ♪ i've found awe in baby ♪ and new boy ♪ th