wildfires raging in europe with spade bosnia and greece all evacuating people to safety spain suffering in fact is worst summer blazes in a decade. infernos which may have been started deliberately in some cases scorched thousands of hectares of land pillagers in a path aston's also suspected in greece where some twenty fires wiped out forests and olive groves while being powered by the strong winds and in bosnia to sawing temperatures and harsh terrain is making it hard to control the flames. spain's descent into recessions felt far and wide among many people there of course as we've been reporting extensively many been forced to abandon their livelihoods when that involves as well much loved animals often a part of family life that decision can be heartbreaking as alexia and jeff q reports now. for several months thousands of spain ers have been protesting loudly and angrily as the government's austerity measures spark rage among those who feel those cuts most painfully the recently published financial forecast for twenty thirteenth suggests that should madrid stick to its current fin

i'm playing some spades.works for money. >> at santa rosa, a simple game of spades serves a purpose. the prison-issued playing cards are like nothing you will find on the street. >> these are the only cards they sell, dead people, homicides, missing people. that's all they sell. >> it's cold cases. they hope some of the inmates may see the cards and know something about the case where they can help solve the case, put the family at rest. >> did you ever see anybody you know in there? >> no. if i did, i would still say no. >> why is that? >> because these are dead people. that's, somebody playing for. unsolved homicide. >> when we gave jesse kozlowski a personal camera to use in the privacy of his cell, he explained why he wouldn't help solve any of the cold cases, even if he could. >> would i want a homicide to be solved? i feel ambivalent to that type of question for the simple fact that me being incarcerated for someone snitching, to a certain extent, i hate snitches, so i wouldn't want a homicide to be sol

i think we have to call a spade a spade. >> what do you think the guy is saying there? what do you think that guy is saying? what do you think he thinks? >> what he thinks is his wife ended up getting thrown off insurance and then they had to scramble for her coverage. that's a legitimate thing to be concerned about. and it is fair to say, yes, mitt romney was more concerned about profit than worker's health care. to throw romney into a conversation where you are talking about this woman's death six years later, i think it is a bridge too far. >> i asked him about that. he didn't necessarily make that link either but that his main point was that he felt like romney cared more about -- didn't make good on promises bain made to secure their pensions and health insurance. that was -- >> let's see one of these case it is it is a pattern lit hurt them a lot. thank you. old idea of breaking eggs, make your omelette. it isn't mitt romney's omelette. he is the broken egg as his wife is part of that. thank you so much. by the way, not so hard to grab another job these days. when

name iseningus, so you're doing-- you're doing this, and then you're moving right to the sandler and spadeke-- do you pull a groin from that? how do you go from you're doing the french delpy-- >> movie. >> jon: and then going into-- >> then i did "grown-ups two." >> jon: "grown-ups, two." even more grown-up. and you're producing-- you're a hard-work individual. >> i try to keep it moving, man. >> jon: you really do keep it moving. is it because you don't like to be at home with your family? >> yes. i just do not like these people. i don't understand them. >> jon: listen-- >> my kids are rich. i have nothing in common with them. ( laughter ). ( applause ). >> jon: how do you explain that to them-- i am trying to figure this out. do they have jobs, like i want my kid-- i have had jobs since i was 14 years old, always worked. my kids are rich eye don't know how to explain to them. >> they don't know what the hell they're talking about. they give me attitude, and i'm starting to hit them, and i'm like, "ah, you can't hit a rich kid." ( laughter ). >> jon: it's a different world. >> it's a diff

but let's call a spade a spade here.y is not samsung or any of the hardware manufacturers. it is google. you have to go back a year ago, or a little more than a year ago when steve jobs on his deathbed told his biographer walter isaacson he wanted to commit thermonuclear war on google's android software system which powers these phones. now apple is pretty savvy politically and they were smart not to sue a fellow american company. they would lose a lot of their support in silicon valley if they did that. so they're sending a message to google by suing google's hardware partners. tracy: okay. chris let's talk about how far they can go with this. can apple truly ban some samsung phones from hitting the market? >> well, a couple of notes there. firstly, with respect to what they did and didn't patent, a patent office does a rigorous examination what will be allowed. has to be new. not nonobvious or useful in case of utility patent. jury looked precisely at this issue and of course samsung's attorneys screwed niced validity

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come on board that to he would be our role model for the young staff and he accomplished that in spades. >> it went from the fattest magazine to not being around a year later. but we are grateful. [laughter] there are a lot of topics to discuss but one of the core questions with the american relationship to china it is a core part of the book how american companies can and should relate to to their chinese counterparts with the role of certain individuals and a cynic would say that is idiotic they give the way their competitive edge then the chinese companies put them out of business? >> all attitudes are correct the chinese economy like the japanese economy of world war ii and the u.s. economy 1840 through 1890 piggybacked on other developments. read the charles dickens diary he was furious of the pirated versions of his book this is an unfortunate but familiar trait of a catch up the economy is illegitimate role of u.s. government policy and a corporate strategy to put pressure to change these practices. one of the deals the u.s. was pushing for was different intellectual property reg

earlier this year, after a spade of attacks by afghan forces, we were with general john allen as he counseled his young marines. >> this is the time for professionalism, this is the time for trust and confidence and this is not the time for revenge. >> reporter: and marines were quick to tell us that there were trusted afghan partners. >> they are actually focused on our safety as much as we are their safety. >> is the trust factor still there with you? >> reporter: but the attacks have gotten so bad some soldiers say their spouses worried about attacks by afghan soldiers than regular combat. and the latest order to carry loaded weapons on base and off is a terrifying acknowledgment, david, they're not safe anywhere. >> in the beginning, they seemed like lone wolves, but do the sources think this is coordinated now? >> the head of the taliban thinks they've coordinated the attacks. and indeed some of them seem more pre medicated. all this comes when the u.s. is trying to transition to afghan forces, of course, this creates huge problems with trust going forward. >> martha raddatz in the washi

you have also the ability of corporations to act in a way that of cs get -- of two spades for the publicd in common law, there are reasons why you can pierce the corporate veil, because we have seen that corporations sometimes act in directly so as to avoid illegal activity, like what happened here in san francisco during the energy crisis. you had pg any -- pg&e utility use it as a way of of funneling money out of the utility. there are so many examples where corporations are not taken the level of responsibility that an individual takes. and for that reason, to elevate the rights of the corporation to of the natural person is not only something that does not make sense, as supervisor avalos eloquently put it, but in terms of the law and the way in which the u.s. constitution has been interpreted until recently, it is not sending that has not made sense constitutionally either. the reality is that we should not be in a position where we have to seek a constitutional amendment because the u.s. constitution has never truly given corporations that level of legal rights. but the fact is tha

teenager to mimic and well in some toss and second on gordon trinidad and tobago to claim bronze with the spade james becomes the if the fast the small in history over one. surprise over in the men's four hundred metres hurdles final with felix sanchez turning back the clock to claim his second the olympic gold in the event the thirty four year old american who did the business on two thoughts that for aging american michael tensely the fastest man this year in the spin javier kusin from puerto rico not bronze. history was made meanwhile back indoors at the artistic gymnastics men's rings final twenty two year old are fair enough to use an empty becoming the first gymnast from brazil to win a medal of any color in the rings out for clinching gold in any upstaging defending a limp dick champion favorite chinwe being of china. so let's have a look at how the medal table stands currently right behind france in six position with seven gold seventeen silver and bronze medals while china have again overtaken the u.s. at the summit team that gripped britain and northern ireland very pretty indeed just

earlier this year, after a spade of attacks by afghan forces, we were with general john allen as he counseled his young marines. >> this is the time for professionalism, this is the time for trust and confidence and this is not the time for resjeng. >> reporter: and marines were quick to tell us that there were trusted afghan partners. >> they told us to lay low and looking out for us, so they're actually focused on our safety as much as we are theirs. >> reporter: so, trust is still there? >> yes. >> reporter: but the attacks have only gotten worse, shaking the trust of not only the soldiers, but the families back home. one soldier in an e-mail saying that the soldier's spouses now fear death by the hands of afghan soldiers more than regular combat. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >> reporter: missy the german >>> fwl the evening, they seemed like lone wolves, but do the sources think this is coordinated now? >> the head of the taliban thinks they've coordinated the attacks. all this comes when the u.s. is trying to transition to afghan forces, of course, this creates huge problems wit

but what we're talking about spain spades descent into recession is felt far wide among people there many being forced to abandon their livelihoods and when that involves much loved animals that decision could be heartbreaking as art is a lecturer jeff ski. for several months thousands of spain ers have been protesting loudly and angrily as the government's austerity measures spark rage among those who feel those cuts most painfully the recently published financial forecast for twenty thirteenth suggests that should madrid stick to its current financial policy things will be looking even worse for the pensioners and the unemployed. but while these people can stand up for themselves these four legged fellows cannot voice their discontent since spain plunged into an economic crisis horses have also become its victims this looks healthy now but a month ago he was barely alive he is the only survivor from a herd of more than ten seven more dead bodies were recently discovered by workers of this animal shelter in madrid they get a little longer of course as we have to care for has increas

too much politeness prevails in spades and i'm not sure how you get around that to be honest. >> eliote has been renewed disclosure thankfully, of how mutual funds vote their proxies. but what you're saying if i'm running--i don't want to pick on fidelity, but if i'm running fidelity, and i want to be the one listed for the 401k money so i make a ton of money i'm not going to do anything to get people upset. >> if you're trying to get honest commentary on a company you have to find a hedge fund manager who might be skeptical. you need to know people who will talk to you or you're out of luck. you're not going to get a money manager to say something. they don't want to lose their access. they don't want their firm to be hurt by the retribution that will be inflicted upon them. >> eliot: you think the justice department made the right decision on goldman. explain why in 20 seconds. >> because i think there is a huge difference between horribly unethical behavior and criminal behavior and i think unethical behavior is worse than criminal behavior and i have yet to have anyone layout a con

>> you made me feel like a real slacker because i spent a lot of time playing spades. there was penuchle, chess, it was a quote about my father. this was the place--but huge stereotype, a sad thing when part of your life reaffirms stereotypes. prison was the first time i talked to black men of a certain age and generation over 35 which is disappointing in some ways. that was the biggest tragedy but also talking to them taught me how to deal with the trauma. i never met anybody in the vietnam war in july went to prison and never met anybody who had really dealt with substance-abuse issues until i had been in prison and meeting people -- i never met anybody who -- you sort of judge people who were not fathers to their children. going to prison i met people like -- and was said because of their inability to function being caught up because they were addicted to drugs. and i began to understand -- i was a decent student. an honor roll students going to high school land i give myself praise for that because i didn't go to school that much. i was getting good grades. must re

it's aittle icey70 bucks t called a ke spade ipho istl. you open iupyou can put your iphone in here -- >> if you had one. >> exactly, like most of the country. >> even honey boo boo has one of those. >> she does. you can talk on it. you can put your credit cards in it and you can snap it shut. >> where do you keep your lip gloss? >> you can keep your keys on it. where do you keep your lip gloss? >> don't try to find a design flaw. >> mine is practical because that's how i am. i am an obsessive shredder with my personal documents. rather than shredding them with my awful shredder, it's this i.d. stamp. i got it from the container store for $10. the ink is almost out. you put it over your address or anything else you're trying to hide and you can recycle it. >> you're so smart. >> thank you. >> we have to talk about bingo the dog. >> this is the sweetest. >> there is an 11-year-old boy named cole hine who has a sleep condition. every time the boy is having an episode. dog alerts somebody and they can give him cpr. the dog saved his life thre

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>> well, it obviously does something because we see both republicans and democrats doing it in spades. i look at it right now, the olympics are over. washington has been evacuated because it's august. we have got 9 weeks to kill until the election season. honestly i think most voters have probably already made their mind up. this whole joe biden gaffe is going to be done by the end of the week. but, i mean you see this negativity, i don't think, does any favors for the american people at all. i don't think it helps anyone. i think it's the politicos that really get excited by these little comments. it obviously pays off somewhere in the polls. it keeps happening. we are seeing this on both sides. it will be interesting to see what the polls say later this week. let's be specific about this. you have got this giant pack saying that mitt romney contributed to a woman's cancer death that has been debunk, he didn't. it wasn't close. and it got a lot of ink. it got a lot of time on cable news and talk radio. so, the folks know what happened. >> well, those are long connection points to, yo

salesforce.com is delivering that in spades.ve honed our focus more than ever in sales, in service, marketing and we are helping these companies find their next generation revenue streams. we did a survey of the customers. they saw 47% growth on average. that's amazing. that's 47% more growth than their peers received. >> i need it because i've got everybody's attention and they want to figure it out. kimberly-clark. great quarter. cites salesforce as a reason. what did you do for them? people say, jim, you love salesforce, what do they do? >> we are seeing it over and over again. we talked about kimberly clark here on the show. they had a need to do exactly what uh i just said. they need to connect with customers in a new way. the world has changed. we can enable them to do that through ipads, iphones, android devices. their sales forces, service organizations and the marketing organization is reaching out through the network and in person and through social media. they are able to drive that top line number. >> it was this qua

a nonprofit group that may help with deal with spades and staff issues. details are still being worked out we already know -- some members have been vocal about a lack of communication between the mayor and council. they will have to find some common ground on this idea of a curfew if the idea is going to get any traction this time around. live here in oakland claudine wong. >>> the newspaper business apparently very competitive on the streets of san jose. but now some small publications say they are the victims of theft by the biggest publishers in town. they claim that -- this claim came after a discovery earlier this week when 20 news racks were found in a dumpster at the papers headquarters. >> but caught them with a few. we want to find out how many more they took. why they took them. where they took them from. and then we need to assess the economic damage of all this. >> the mercury news issued a statement saying removing newspaper racks with the request of local cities and businesses is a long standing practice and the pay already strongly denies

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eight week regular season like i spade.hampionship games are here before and after the mystics game. >> how cool is that. they get to play at the verizon center. it is amazing for them to get this time here this morning to play with the professional players and to see them as role models. that must make a difference. >> absolutely. we're joined by the metro ladies celtics who play in our 12 and under division. it makes a difference. they play on the practice court with the girls today. we start every season with a tip-off event at one of the low rec center where the en team is them instructions, new films, autograph sessions, and time to meet with our ladies of the mystics. >> reporter: we thought we were give them time to chat with the ladies themselves. so i'm going to call you over so time out. it's a full-time out. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i have the young ladies. young ladies come on this side and then crystal, jasmine and natalie over here. so i'm going to start with you. this is your chance to get to ask the profess

one, i'm wondering if you could comment on the recent spade of violence in afghanistan.our commanders tell you there's been an uptick. second, with the economy the focus of americans and out of washington with attempt to bring some more economic growth to the country. >> on afghanistan, obviously, we've been watching with deep concern so-called green on blue attacks where you have afghan individuals, some of whom are actually enrolled in the afghan military, some cases dressing up as afghan military or police attacking coalition forces including our own troops. i just spoke today to marty dempsey, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who happens to be in afghanistan. he is having intensive consultations not only with our commander john allen on the ground but also with afghan counterparts. and i'll be reaching out to president karzai, as well, because we've got to make sure we're on top of that. we are already doing a range of things and we are seeing some success when it comes to better counter intelligence, making sure that the vetting process for afghan troops is

. >> well, it takes leadership and you've showed it in spades. >> thank you very much. >> thanks, piers. >>> the whole world has been talking about the 16-year-old olympic swimmer, but what's her own country think about it? with me is jaime cruz. what's the reaction in china on the ground to what's going on here? is there a feeling that if she were an american or british swimmer, we wouldn't even be debating it? >> well, the chinese are cheering and celebrating ye shiw shiwen's success. in fact, in the wednesday's edition of the beijing times, they have her on the cover and the headline reads, "ye shiwen is clean." and they say she passed the strict drug tests of the ioc in london. so, yes, the chinese feel they are being unfairly singled out. they feel that if had it been like a, you know, a michael phelps or another swimming sensation, we wouldn't be talking about it. it would have been a fabulous news and yet, in this case, it's cheating. >> i mean, i think i was encouraged, and i said this to other guests tonight, about the reaction of the chinese over here in london to the other sc

. >> on maritime in seven spades one person was killed and another was injured during this police chasegrid >> two boards delays were swept away in the river near used in yosemite park. the general was done yesterday and they are still looking for the six your brother cleared >>will: at one point that amount of debris was so bad in the house and the fire department had a difficult time getting through. we do know that two people died. when people eat died of severe as in they were able to contain the fires just to this house and no surrounding structures were damaged at all. i is spot to the fire chief. he said that she has done this for 20 years. she calls is a state of extreme 40. -- hording i have not seen anything like this in my career other than just one time. even walking to their earlier after the fire was put out a had a difficult time getting through. >>will: he had this point and not know the names of the victims. one person was taken and out and they tried to save his life but they were unable. one person was then ran an the other person is taking care it looks like they wil