no one listen to jacob school i'm lisa sloan when they published their study almost a decade ago but we should have because their predictions are coming true the western u.s. is currently in the middle of a record busting heat wave and drought when contacted by think progress to comment on the climate crisis west of the mississippi jacob sewell said that current conditions match match up with or are even worse than what he had sloan had pretty good almost a decade ago arctic sea ice reached its projected concentration of twenty eleven a shocking fact when you consider that these predictions were for the year twenty fifty it's happening faster than anybody anticipated and precipitation levels in places like california are fifteen percent lower today than what sloan and so will had originally estimated for today as saul told think progress i think the hypothesis from two thousand and four and two thousand and five is being borne out by current changes the only real difference is the reality is moving faster than we thought it would almost a decade ago that's right bastard but that's no

up north over canada significantly reducing the annual rainfall throughout the american west when sloan and saul ran their data through one of the national center for atmospheric research is more sophisticated model in computers a year later they found that such a shift would lead to as much as a thirty percent drop in precipitation by two thousand and fifty in some parts of the western united states in other words drought a new improved version of sloan insoles study came out in two thousand and five including pretty much the same thing the melting arctic sea ice melting arctic sea ice would lead to drastic reductions in rainfall in the american west no one listen to jacobs school i'm lisa sloan when they publish their study almost a decade ago but we should have because their predictions are coming true the western u.s. is currently in the middle of a record busting heat wave and drought. when contacted by think progress to comment on the climate crisis west of the mississippi jacob sewell said that current conditions match match up with or are even worse than what he had sloan had pr

voluntary starvation more than forty of them are now being force fed and that's not the only issue sloan faces new information is coming out this week about a yemeni detainees who was found dead in his prison cell last year the seventy nine page military report made public this week by truthout investigative reporter jason leopold's freedom of information act request reveals that odd none farhan abdulla latif hoarded medication he had been purse cried for mental illness and then use those pills to commit suicide huge destitute doesn't. of a draw known drug known as the question now is how he collected and his those pills for so long the report also reveals that don farhan abdul-latif showed numerous signs of desire to commit suicide the report said he wrote dark poems with suicidal themes asked for suicide pills from physicians and more numerous recommendations were noted for the guantanamo bay officials to prevent this type of event from occurring again it will be up to cliff sloan to figure out where a one ton of obey goes from here including persuading countries to take in the inmates

both democratic and republican administrations in the past secretary of state john kerry recommended sloan to the post which is started today in the midst of a lot of controversy the hunger strike at the detention facility is now entering its fifth month this week latest estimates show there one hundred four out of one hundred sixty six detainees being held at the facility are currently participating in voluntary starvation more than forty of them are now being force fed and that's not the only issue that sloan faces new information is coming out this week about a yemeni detainees who was found dead in his prison cell last year the seventy nine page military report made public this week by truthout investigative reporter jason leopold's freedom of information act request reveals that god not farhan abdul latif boarded medication and he had been for scribed that medication for mental illness now he used those drugs to actually commit suicide he just did two dozen capsules of a drug known as an vaca the. now is how he collected and hit those pills for so long the report also reveals that i'v

that means american sloan did not make the wimbledon semi. stevens last american men or women draw facing 2007 runner-up. bartolla leading the first at 5-4. rain delay and play resume took the set then broke 5 consecutive time rally but didn't have enough in

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so is melanie sloan. both in studio.sident obama coming up to capitol hill today, look for the motorcade, guys, coming by any time. he'll be coming up to meet with the house democratic caucus at 10:00 this morning. and then at 11:25, he will go over to the senate side and meet with the senate democratic caucus. very rare for the president to come up to the capitol building. doing so today. he goes back to the white house doing one of the things that he loves best. welcoming another sports team, the san francisco giants on monday. today, it is the champion u-conn huskies. women's basketball championship at the white house. back at the white house, i should say. then the president and the vice president meet with treasury secretary jack lew this afternoon. jay carney will hold his briefing at 12:45 and i will be here to tell you all about it tomorrow. [ ♪ theme ] >> bill: good morning, everybody. what do you say? good to see you today on wednesday, july 31. this is the "full court press" coming to you live on current tv fr

sloan steven is the loan american left in london.m probably earned a ticket back to sacramento. a bomb to the upper deck by todd frazier for 35-run home run. he can't get out of the third. it was 8-1 cincinnati when rain ended the game in the 6th inning. chris paul is going all in on the clippers. he agreed to a 5-year, $170 million deal with the paper clip. the third stage of the tour de france was a thriller. the win over the second stage won by less than half a wheel. a thriller as the tour de france is off to a great start. >> a lot of people disappointed to see serena williams out. >> especially with that winning streak, clearly the most dominant player in tennis. >> and it's anybody's game now. >> the folks at nbc are not happy. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this is a gift for your many years of service here. wow, thanks, michael. i didn't expect-- can i just say that of all the idiots in all the idiot villages in all the idiot worlds, you stand alone, my friend. [door opens] hello. (michael) hey! hi, good to see you. you too. i'm just ha

clifford sloan is a new envoy responsible for closing guantanamo do you think it's a sign that things will now move quickly that. well you know what to say that i'm hopeful because i've been hopeful before and disappointed so i'll say i'm cautiously optimistic you know mr sloan's only been in the job now for a week so i think he does need some time to you know to get get his feet on the ground and get the process moving innocent courage in that the president has appointed him but you know we've had a lot of rhetoric and not a lot of reality and we need a leader not a lecture on closing guantanamo so it's been you know we're in the second obama term now and he promised to close it in his first term so we need some some action you know i thought it was ironic if you saw last week when president obama took his daughters to visit the cell where and where nelson mandela was held in south africa and to think you know he's showing them that so now listen mandela spit eighteen years on an island prison when he has his own island prison in cuba where we've kept people for eleven and a half yea

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darcy shaw from "buzzfeed" and melanie sloan from the ethics for responsibility and ethics. first -- >> this is the "full court press." >> as major league baseball's doping scandal continues to unravel, which can see another big star go down and that is alex rodriguez. the new york yankees player, the highest paid player in baseball is under investigation for his connection to a florida clinic and cbs news is quoting a source saying ryan braun's 65-game suspension this week is nothing compared to what a-rod will face. he could get a 100-game suspension and we could still hear that as early as this week. >> i think that ryan braun is selling out a-rod. i think he's totally cooperating because he would have gotten a much bigger suspension but i think he said you just give me half the season. i'll give you names. i won't appeal anything and they moved forward. >> i had no idea that so many baseball players were professional cyclists. [ laughter ] >> really shocking to me. >> william and kate introduced the future king of england to the world yesterday. but not by name. the duke

this is to raise funds for pediatric cancer research, memorial sloan-kettering cancer center.last year, raised $1.3 million last year. we're just over $1.1 million this year. hopefully, we'll get donations. it's about 165 athletes from around wall street competing. ten events. there's some running events, 400 meters, 800 meters, 40-yard dash, which we'll have twoth of the athletes running shortly. football toss. bench press. similar events. >> well, let's check in with the athletes then. >> okay. >> let's see. so they're just going to -- just run? >> we're going to -- we're goings to count them down, three, two, one. >> okay. >> and have them sprint to the finish here. >> okay. three, two, one! >> here we go. let's see who wins. >> oh, my god. >> oh. >> whew! >> that was close. >> oh, my god. that was close. but we have a winner. >> yeah. >> by a neck. >> wow, that was wild. how long did that -- did you time it? that was seconds. >> i'm guessing about 4:6, 4:7, what do we think? >> 4:2, yeah. [ laughter ] >> what's going on here? >> talking about the big event on sunday. how d

thank you. >>> go behind the headlines of the wells fargo results. >> joining us first is timothy sloanls. thank you for joining us. >> welcome back. >> great to be here. >> take us through the quarter. 19% increase in profits. how would you characterize it? what dove the performance? >> maria, we were very clear with the quarter. the revenue was up, as kayla, net on a growth in income, up $250 on a sequential quarter basis, because of the growth in loans and the growth in investments. we had nice fee growth in many of our business, including credit card, retail deposit, retail brokerage, investment banking. expenses were down almost $150 million, so operating efficiency improved. in addition, we had good credit performance. our loan losses were down from 72 basis points to 58 from the first to the second quarter. when you put it all together, our roa was up and r.o.e. was up, other metric we follow. so very pleased with the quarter and reinforces the strength of the customer-focused diversified model. >> rates have been going up. the rates on the 10-year, for whatever reason, listening

sloan foundation.nce, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: the acquittal of george zimmerman for the fatal shooting of trayvon martin echoed across the country today. the nation's chief law enforcement officer weighed in, amid protests against the verdict and demands for federal action. >> we are also mindful of the pa

and legal pressure barack obama has now appointed a new envoy in charge of closing guantanamo bay sloan he's already had a tour of the prison but has so far made no detailed statements on how well when he intends to shut it down i mean while obama has come under fresh fire for not using his own authority to end the history of good mo as a he's a really good points now as president i have tried to close gitmo i transferred sixty seven detainees to other countries before congress imposed restrictions to effectively prevent us from either transferring detainees to other countries or imprisoning them here in the united states. these restrictions make no such this statement coming from the person many referred to as the most powerful man in the world may sound sincerely frustrated but many believe it has little honesty to it that while one has been blogging obvious he's been claiming that he can't do anything but that's simply not true he's operating a droll assassination program claiming he has the power to do that is present the united states and yet somehow he's claiming that he doesn't h

. >> steven sloan and i am a physician in san francisco and i have been a resident of san francisco since 1994, and i am a home owner and i live in the valley for 7 years. i now live in the richmond district. when i first learned of potash moving to san francisco i became a member of their community. and they have enriched my life along with the life of my wife and my three children. they are truly an invaluable asset to this community. they embody all of the values and traditions that have made san francisco a great city. a city that is diverse, and a city that is tolerant, and a city that has a spiritual core, and i truly feel that preventing their approving this plan would really be harmful to the fabric of this city. families need a place like guy noey to educate the children and see them develop. we live in a congested city and a noisy city and that is just the nature of life in san francisco and i feel for all of the neighbors but the reality is that they are such honest and ethical, and honorable people that they will... that i know deep in my heart that they will do what they need

pressure president obama has appointed a new on boy in charge of closing guantanamo bay now clifford sloan has already told the prison but given no detail about how or when the administration intends to shut it down meanwhile obama is under fresh fire for not doing more to speed up the closure of the notorious detention facility more on that from. as president i have tried to close gitmo i transferred sixty seven detainees to other countries before congress imposed restrictions to effectively prevent us from either transferring detainees to other countries or imprisoning them here in the united states this statement coming from the person many referred to as the most powerful man in the world may sound sincerely frustrated but many believe it has little honesty to it president obama has been blogging on this she's been claiming that he can't do anything and that's simply not true he's operating a droll assassination program claiming he has the power to do that is present the united states and yet somehow he's claiming that he doesn't have the power to close down a military prison and he's

. - joining us now is kevin cahill, a research economist with the sloan center on aging and work at bostonudy called "down shifting: the role of bridge jobs after career employment." and author kerry hannon is still with us. thank you both for joining us. so, kevin, let's begin with you talking about bridge work. you say we really should have a different mindset. it's common, isn't it? - oh, absolutely. i think the entire concept of "you work and then you retire" is definitely in the minory for most older americans. retirement is much more of a process, where individuals work at a career or other job and they gradually phase out of the labor force. - so one of the things you do, you study the trends. where are we in terms of this trend? and do you expect it's just going to continue in terms of numbers? - yeah. it's a good question. what we find is that about-- if you look at career workers, so individuals who've had a career job at some point in their life, about 60% of them take on another job before exiting the labor force completely. and we call those jobs "bridge jobs." they bridge the

sloan stevens defeated by marion bartolo lee of france. that lasted 2 1/2 hours and a rain delay.ce they came after the delay stevens did not know how to handle it. she was a goner. no american man and no american women. god bless each as peak and for trying to get people to watch. straight sets, 6-4, 7-5 five days to go at wimbledon fur stages down at the tour >> gary: tour de france stage 4 team orica from australia won the team time trial in outsider to win the 15.5- mile dash along the streets neece orica edged out their the top four teams finished within 10 seconds of each other. takes over the yellow jersey as the overall leader . >> gary: pam have you ever been to bases side of the niece? >> pam: yes. >> gary: would the chair i want to be like kiel. (laughter) ) >> gary: anyone can go down to your anny. anyone can go to your up. thank you payoff for making me feel better back and right back with lebraun. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. then we deliver it directly to you. (male announcer): now, the orch

sloan second grand slam quarter time this year 17 seed lost against puerto rico monica regain composurewith the match but took 2 hours and 4 minutes. the they go that the quarter finals. top seed no problems with 3 35-year-old if haas first game of the match and took control from there. but jumping forehand drop shot volley. easy overhead. loses first set despite failing to serve out the match in the third. joker close-out the tie breaker with a forehand winner. 17 grand slam quarter final. straight sets. we hope f this. murray moving on to quarter final in u.s. open champ took care in state set. early in the second set t.rally from 5 to down to the tie breaker. back hand wish cross court l take the set third. tl fed perry 1936 to win this event. >> stage 3 of the tour de france. 90 miles from this birth place where christopher was burn. horses compete today and holding their own. sprinter simon held off pete interthe final 100 meters. to win by less than half a wheel in the third stage. him if won stage 2. the joel jersey. >> all right stanford and syracuse having a little social media

that means american sloan did not make the wimbledon semi.american men or women draw facing 2007 runner-up. bartolla leading the first at 5-4. rain delay and play resume took the set then broke 5 consecutive time rally but didn't have enough in the tank lattering straight set 6-4 7-5. match of the day last year runner-up. facing lead. this match had 2 rain delay and 10 minute final game 3 and a half hours to complete. she saved 3 break points first woman to reach the finals last year since 1939. she will face the thursday semi. >> less than 24 hours after knocking serena williams out of the tournament become on the court here. took only 61 minutes to mav into the semi-finals. broke serve in the first game and never lacked back winning l with second semi-time in the last 3 years. and finally. shark traded forward. shark have traded forward -- there he is. tj l calgary fourth rou pick in 2015 and last 2 season with the shark. expendible in the draf draft. >> thanks very much. >> quick update. expect striking to continue third day. negotiation a

the bushes took her to memorial sloan-kettering hospital in new york, now called sloan-kettering cancerhy of her fourth birthday. george and barbara bush then made a generation decision. they gave her body knocked research so that kids like patrick will have a better chance of beating the disease. want to find out what my guests think we should know? start with you, ana marie. >> yes. well, abortion law has been in the news for the past couple weeks. maybe last couple months. and i just wanted to point people to an interview at boing boing, the website, they've done with an ob-gyn who used to practice in kansas where there's very restrictive abortion laws and she talks about how these restrictions that are supposedly to care for the woman such as having a doctor have admitting privileges at a hospital actually hurt access to abortion and cause more dangerous procedures to happen. >> rick? >> i want to point to a story i'll be breaking on the nation website tomorrow about james comey, obama's fbi nominee. his role as chief counsel at lockheed martin after he was in the bush administratio

sloane stevens reached the semi finals at the australia open but came up short against marion bartoliemifinal bid. bartoli beat her in straight sets. only one top ten player is left on the women's side. >> that's it for sports this morning. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> play of the day now from an nfl-related promotional video. this is wild. st. louis rams kicker kicks the shot in the bucket from 60 yards away. are you kidding me? >> how many takes did ? >> who cares. 1,000? >> all right. >> i mean, that is incredible. 60 yards is a long way away. >>> the commute this morning is on a lot of people's minds. a live look from mobile5 right now. just got off the san mateo bridge and is about to do the dreaded commute into the city from the east bay. so we'll be keeping tabs on how bad that is throughout the rest of the broadcast. stick around. >> looks pretty good so far. >>> 5:25 now. no deal yet but they are talking again today. what brought union workers back to the contract table as bart strike enters its third day. >> reporter: i'm da lin live over at the alameda main st

jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon on squawk on the street and tim sloane as well. you. >> in fact those earnings are going to break on squad box tomorrow morning which by the way will be co-hosted by me. michael khouw, you got a view -- i'm looking up at your nest here. you got a view on that? >> both of them were busy ahead of tomorrow's mornings earnings. jpmorgan was particularly busy. the july calls the ones that expire tomorrow and a week from tomorrow were the most active options, both trading over 10,000 contracts. people who were buying these options were betting one percent over the stock price that the rally will continue. the impliesed move on jpmorgan is typically two and a half percent and that's about where the options were pricing in. for those who want to press long they might look at buying puts. >> two and a half percent. >> on jpmorgan they benefit more from the move again in the short end of the curve. i'm not worried about the overall move for rates for them. >> is steve's microsoft plan the answer that investors have been looking for? the stoc

eliot and sloan will co-anchor during primetime. >> it's me.ade the decision. >> all right. >> we're going to be officially condemned on the house floor. >> that's a good use of time. >> and giuliani pulled out. >> 9/11, the first responders. >> it's the critical ads the op-eds, the advertisers, reese getting kicked out of the sopa meeting. >> i totally get it. >> okay. >> cenk: all right tell me what your reaction is. some of the people who don't like what newsrooms are says substantively. we like what they say substantively, but the romance drives us crazy. this is msnbc, nobody would get in trouble for that at msnbc but i think they're trying to represent cnn and mainstream media. if anderson cooper, if he had said that, they would have those kinds of repercussions? >> i think--yes. >> y, this is what i think about it. yeah, there are repercussions like that. i don't think they're showing the flip side to this which is you call the tea party the american taliban, but that probably didn't hurt him with the white house the democrats or those i

sloan foundation.ing science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brown: much of the public remains skeptical or unaware, an important component has been delayed, and republicans continue their attempts to derail it. but president obama again today offered a strong defense of his signature healthcare reform law. his remarks came as deadlines approach for its implementation. president obama ratcheted up his campaign to sell the healthcare law today, in a speech in the east room of the white house. >> the affordable care act is doing what it's designed to do: deliver more choices, better benefits, a check on rising costs and higher-quality health care. >> brown: the president highlighted a relatively obscure part of the l

it's serena's first loss since february. 20-year-old sloane stevens is the only american remaining ate all england club. serena is out. >>> the giants are in a rain delay trailing 8-1 in the 7th inning. dennis o'donnell, kpix 5. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> for news throughout the evening, the latest news and weather are always on kpix.com. next newscast at 10:00 and 11:00. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. experience theticket to pressure-relieving comfort of tempur-pedic, and sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. get 36 months interest-free financing: no down, and no interest for 3 years. plus, get free same-day delivery. sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee, interest-free financing, and free delivery? that's the ticket! sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic ends sunday. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> announcer: the late-night party. >> judge judy: you all decided to go back to his house? >> yes, your honor. >> announcer: the uninvited girlfriend. >> the call that i got was

sloane stevens came up short against marion bartoli for a simply final bid at the all england club, loststraight sets. only one top ten player is on the women's side. that's it for sports this morning. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> time for the play of the day from an nfl related promotional video. he gets the shot. watch this. he kicks it. >> amazing. >> 60 yards away. to put it through the hoop unbelievable your play of the day. >>> this next story should touch your heart. >> oh, yes. fresno firefighter rescue a kitten captured on his helmet camera. >> i look down and see the cat. that's when i saw the cat and grabbed him. >> corey found the cat lying lifeless on the floor of a burned home. he took it outside portolaed water on it and use -- poured water on it and used a tank of oxygen on it. within 15 minutes he started meowing and moving again. the firefighters named him lucky. sure is. >>> 6:25. coming up, one step closer to sainthood. the second miracle being attributed to the intersection of pope john paul. >> how -- are tribute to the intercession of pope john paul i

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: the acquittal of george zimmerman for the fatal shooting of trayvon martin echoed across the country today. the nation's chief law enforcement officer weighed in, amid protests against the verdict and demands for federal action. >> we are also mindful of the pain felt by our nation surrounding the tragic unnecessary shooting death of trayvon martin. >> attorney general eric holder used the verdict to issue an appeal. >> i believe this tragedy allows another opportunity for this nation to speak honestly about the emotionally charged issues that this case has raised. we must not as we have too often in the past let this opportunity pass. >> t

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib brought to you by. >> sailing through the heart of historic cities does and landscapes on a river you get close to landmarks, local life. cultural treasures. viking cruises, exploring the world in comfort. >>> nothing to shout about, why yahoo's earning outlook may give investors reason for concern. >> rising home prices, falling inventory, bidding wars, a housing bubble? why they may not be the case. >> and wins and loses as the worst heat wave of the summer grips the no

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin tonight with the acquittal of george zimmerman in the death of florida teenager trayvon martin. joining me to talk about this, charles ogletree of harvard law school. noah feldman of feldman of harvard law school and dan abrams, a lawyer at abc news. >> people feel something went wrong with the system, and that may be lack of sophistication with criminal trials and the burden going forward and the fact that the defense did a good job in a sense of putting trayvon martin on trial, which he should not be o

sloane stephens is the lone american left in london. >>> mike kickham probably earned himself a ticketno against the reds last night. up 2-0 in the second when robinson chops one over the panda's head, two runs score. 3rd inning a bomb into the upper deck by todd frazier. three-run home run now 7-0. kickham did not get out of the 3rd inning. it was 8-1 when the rain started. that game is over. cincinnati wins. >>> chris paul is going all in on the clippers. the man who put lob into lob city agreed to a five-year $107 million deal with the paper clips. >>> the tour de france third stage, a thriller. simon gerrans wins by less wins by less than half a wheel. a belgian rider, bakelants jan, has the yellow jersey. so a thrilling day across the pond and once again, the top ranked player in women's tennis is shown the door. that's it everybody. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great day. >>> thank you, dennis. play of the day now from major league baseball. we have a diving catch by pedro ciriaco. this one is unreal. padres lost but that's a nice defensive catch right there by the shortstop. you