hey, stan.en more fun than we was havin' before. we were having an awfully good time before you showed up, too, however. butters, is there any way out of here? nope, no way out. but there ain't nothing upstairs but a ol' stupid party, anyways. it's better down here in the kids' room! this here is dougie. he's not too old, but he sure is a hoot to hang with. he's in first grade, i think. i like math. oh, my god. we were just playing a game called "wickershams 'n' ducklers." do you want to play? no. i'm the head wicker-knicker. and you are all little wickershams. we all sing the merry tune of stratford until i yell "churrah!" and then you all fall down laughing, and i join you as i find it funny, too. stan, would you be the wickersham of brumble briar? all right, here we go. ♪ whippy-tippy too-too, tra la la la ♪ ♪ whippy-tippy too-too, tra la la la ♪ ♪ whippy-tippy too-too, tra la la la ♪ great party, mr. mackey. mr. hat just grabbed principal victoria's ass. no! mr. hat, you get back here! anyon

stan, we don't have the time. please, stan, please.nding up the phone, you're not logged on to the monitor, watching the it. get out, we don't have the time. i'm standing up with the phone in my hand, something caught my attention. looking towards the statue of liberty south. a gained great plane, u in the tail, bearing town, eye level, eye contact. within split seconds i hear the revving sounds of the engine that it makes, and it is coming eyeball to eye ball like this. all i remember doing, i dropped the phone and i scream and said lord, i can't do this. you take over of the at the last second before i dove under the desk, i see the plane tilting, a client hand just pulled this plane apart. and reason seconds it smashed into the building with the most thunderous loudest sound i heard. >> right on your floor. >> right on my floor. it took out the 79 to the 91st floor, and i'm in the middle. >> a huge explosion, the tower strain of course, do you remember feeling that? >> i did not feel anything. if it swayed, i can't remember it. all

stan ton hit under the left eye. blood pouring out.ff on stretcher suffered multiple facial fracture then stitches next pitch to reid johnson gets hit. marlins came charging. they were livid ready to rumble. wanted a piece of fierce. ejected. bench mostly clear but no punches really thrown. brewers won the game. very ba bad. all week ray rice ray rice more ray rice. baltimore ravens put aside all the distraction in thursday night ravens put aside all the distraction in thursday night football. that's next. >> baltimore ravens took the field tonight trying to put the ray rice controversy aside. facing one of the bitter raveal the steelers. ravens never more never more. don't go over as they once did. not big any more. read people. any way joe to owen 7 nothing. and more of joe to owen 17-6. 176 yards passing. justin shake and bake. still got it. getting some playing time because rice is out. ravens run for 157 yards and they win 26-6 over the steelers. both teams 1 and 1. championship semifinal. colorful crowd in spain. warrior thompson

stan ton hit under the left eye. blood pouring out. taken off on stretcher suffered multiple facial fracture then stitches next pitch to reid johnson gets hit. marlins came charging. they were livid ready to rumble. wanted a piece of fierce. ejected. bench mostly clear but no punches really thrown. brewers won the game. very ba bad. all week ray rice ray rice more ray rice. baltimore ravens put aside all the distraction in thursday night football. that' re ravens took the >> baltimore ravens took the field tonight trying to put the ray rice controversy aside. facing one of the bitter raveal the steelers. ravens never more never more. don't go over as they once did. not big any more. read people. any way joe to owen 7 nothing. and more of to owen 17-6. 176 yards passing. justin shake and bake. still got it. getting some playing time because rice is out. ravens run for 157 yards and they win 26-6 over the steelers. both teams 1 and 1. championship semifinal. colorful crowd in spain. warrior thompson. 16 points. curry 13. hello slash brot

stan ton hit under the left eye. blood pouring out. taken off on stretcher suffered multiple facial fracture then stitches next pitch to reid johnson gets hit. marlins came charging. they were livid ready to rumble. wanted a piece of fierce. ejected. bench mostly clear but no punches really thrown. brewers won the game. very ba bad. all week ray rice ray rice more ray rice. baltimore ravens put aside all the distraction in thursday night football. that' nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. a broader mix of energies, world needs which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go

stan wawrinka helping a bit. unforced errors from the swiss. >> i'm very disappointed right now.ven if i have to admit that nishikori played very well today. he was able to step up his level of gimmicky moments. i had the feeling i wasted some of my opportunities. i had too many ups and downs during the match. i like consistency. i know i have not played my best tennis tonight. in the end, i lost a match that i had plenty of chances to win. the women's defending champion serena williams is through to the semi finals after a straightforward win over flavia pennetta. victoria azarenka is gone. she was beaten by the russian and katerina makarov a. >> flavia pennetta started very well tonight. she led 3-0, playing some extremely good tennis. >> her coast told me she had not played such good tennis since indian wells. >> serena williams succeeded in stepping up her level of game. she hit a lot of winning shots. serena is back on court tonight at her best. life after as they begin euro 2016. they play a friendly against spain later this evening. french reached -- france reached the las

cardinal quarterback stan ton that's right journey man stan ton. td passs to rookie in the loss. penalty killing the him. this from bolden after a play gave them first and gold goal at the 5. any any -- not any longer. giving up sack and forcing them to leave the pock. team won 2 and ready for the challenge ahead incorporating to the head ball coach. >> we have been in this position before a. where there's ebb or flow to the season. we are in it now. great challenge for football team and hot water great confidence we attack it. >> jets host the bears monday night football. second play from scrimmage for new york. smith. pump fake didn't affect out nebraska. peculiar off by ryan monday. 45 yard later bears up 7 nothing. win 27-19. of 2 and 1 under mark and former neighbor paul 1 and 2 and of course the raiders in london getting ready to take on the dolphins and of course we hear from

this is western ghazni, ajeerize stan, 220km west of the provincial capital. it's difficult to get to. the government sint in 100 afghan -- sent in 100 afghan helicopters to back you have the police who have been fighting the taliban. four taliban were hanged in retaliation. fighting has been brutal, going on for a week. it's fighting. we have seen fighting like this around the country, not only in ghazni. fighting in helmand has been going on for months as fighters battle afghan security forces. the n.a.t.o. mission ends here at the end of 2014. so afghans new government faces serious security challenges ahead. >> thank you. >>> a police officer has been shot in the u.s. city of ferguson, missouri, the same city where a black teenager was shot by a white police officer in august. no one has been arrested. the officer was responding to a burglary on saturday, when shot in the arm. the wound is not considered life threatening. still to come - i'm nick spicer in a hospital, where children injured during the conflict in gaza are receiving critical care. >>> and t

here's where we stan, where we are where we this same time yesterday. sixty-eight at the airport. mid 60's, basically every where else, say for mount pocono region which tend to be cooler, as is typical, right. sixty-four in doylestown. we are at 64 in pottstown and quakertown. all of the towns, 64 seems like the magic number. depending on your location we will be stuck with lingering clouds out there but we will basically be looking at a partly sunny sky across the board today, so yes, there will still be some clouds but it is brightening up and we can expect to see a nicer day by comparison, while still calm. vittoria, back inside to you. >>> nice is still go, nice and comfortable is still good so far, so good traveling the on the roadways we have a few construction projects to talk about, overall, still a great ride looking at i-95, right around area of the philadelphia international airport, southbound those taillights there and where we see that hustle and bustle, or excuse me northbound is taillights, southbound is where hustle is, and traveling southbound around philadelphi

cardinal quarterback stan ton that's right journey man stan ton. threw td passs to rookie in the loss. penalty killing the him. this from bolden after a play gave them first and gold goal at the 5. any any -- not any longer. giving up sack and forcing them to leave the pock. team won 2 and ready for the challenge ahead incorporating to the head ball coach. >> we have been in this position before a. where there's ebb or flow to the season. we are in it now. great challenge for football team and hot water great confidence we attack it. >> jets host the bears monday night football. second play from scrimmage for new york. smith. pump fake didn't affect out nebraska. peculiar off by ryan monday. 45 yard later bears up 7 nothing. win 27-19. of 2 and 1 under mark and former neighbor paul 1 and 2 and of course the raiders in london getting ready to take on the dolphins and of course we hear from them . >> all right that's our report. thanks for watching. >> right now on jimmy kimme some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious

cardinal quarterback stan ton that's right journey man stan ton.ew td passs to rookie in the loss. penalty killing the him. this from bolden after a play gave them first and gold goal at the 5. any any -- not any longer. giving up sack and forcing them to leave the pock. team won 2 and ready for the challenge ahead incorporating to the head ball coach. >> we have been in this position before a. where there's ebb or flow to the season. we are in it now. great challenge for football team and hot water great confidence we attack it. >> jets host the bears monday night football. second play from scrimmage for new york. smith. pump fake didn't affect out nebraska. peculiar off by ryan monday. 45 yard later bears up 7 nothing. win 27-19. of 2 and 1 under mark and former neighbor paul 1 and 2 and of course the raiders in london getting ready to take on the dolphins and of course we hear from them tomorrow. e.we'll be at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier

[ yelping loudly ] [ singsong ] stan's dog's a homo! stan's dog's a homo!xcited and nervous and anxious about the homecoming game against middle park. who's middle park? what's homecoming? but just remember what i taught you -- that football is like making love to a really beautiful woman. you can't always score, but when you do, it makes all the trying worthwhile. now, let's start practice. [ whistle blows ] [ british accent ] uh, mr. chef, sir? yes, pip, what is it? i still don't have a helmet. i know, pip. the school can't afford helmets for everybody. couldn't we rotate who doesn't have a helmet every week?

because the curd stan regional government does need to be broken down into barzani's curd stan democratic party and the talibani patriotic union of curd stan. they are very divided today. and each one of them are trying to play off each other between turkey, iran, and the pkk. so what has happened? what did the onslaught of the islamic state do for the kurds? it created a shared existential threat to this idea of a kurdish nation, to the idea of kurdish nationalism so, that ojalon is now calling all kurds to fight isis and when the islamic state came into mosul and the iraqi, kurdish, peshmerga under barzani fled, who saved the day? the py doshgs and the pkk. even symbolically this has played very well into the pkk's hands, particularly among the aditis who are now blaming the barzanis and the krg for run eight way and pkk is now considered the savior in mount sinjar who effectively continued to fight. so this whole image of the pkk coming into northern iraq and the curd stan region remains in the minds of many kurds today. that is something that has changed. secondly, even if you look at

i'm stan verrett. this is neil everett.e're talking baseball pennant races, dominating the headlines tuesday. >> thank you, stan. let's go to the highlights. royals/tigers. they're locked up in a tight one. rajai davis from the nine hole. two-run homer off jason vargas. tigers up 3-0. bases loaded. same score. aaron hosmer, playing. scherzer out of a big jam there. top five. j.d. martinez. oh, yeah. solo. his 20th. tigers win, 4-2. >>> a's have just played their way out of the a.l. west race against the angels. trying to stay in the wild card now. taking on the white sox. josh donaldson doing some things. top five, over adam eaton's head. that will drive in two. donaldson, that was his second hit of the game. his third hit of the game, top of the seventh. top of the eighth. another base hit. struck out four times monday. said he changed the position of his hands. during his at-bats. on tuesday, it paid off. five for six with four rbis. first career four-hit game. the a's needed a win. >> joe panik for the giants also had fi

test results now confirm one of those bodies was that of andre stan in. understand it was a respected photographer who worked in conflict zones all over the world for media outlets such as reuters and a.p. these are some of the last pictures he took while working in ukraine before covering the ongoing army assault in the country's east he was in kiev during the mass and government rallies on may down the square and more than a dozen journalists have been killed abducted interrogated and tortured in ukraine learn more about their fate in the conflict zone at r.t. dot com. a second american reporter has apparently been executed by islamic state militants stephen sokoloff was taken captive more than a year ago and was previously seen in the video where another u.s. journalist james foley was beheaded this is going to come as the story. because it's a scenario that we've seen before when another american journalist james foley was beheaded two weeks ago similar orange jumpsuits a desert setting an execution a with a british accent in both videos and now that

month ago in eastern ukraine country's officials insist they have no information on his whereabouts stan and has also been working for various international media outlets including reuters and a.p. . for years the united states has been spending hundreds of billions of dollars on its nuclear arsenal but with a spate of scandals surrounding the units responsible for the thousands of warheads and an aging infrastructure questions are being asked over the security of the world's deadliest weapons you can explains. in a field where there is no room for error a series of scandals is haunting the management of land based nuclear missiles earlier this year ninety one officers were implicated in a test cheating scandal it's twenty percent of all officers who are in charge of some of america's deadliest weapons the air force removed the entire chain of command at the base where it happened while investigating those missile his personal cell phone says part of the drug investigation o.s.i. agents found test material on them investigations of drug possession by missile officers also made headlines

will stan up for tiny nato allies like estonia, that could be in russia across hairs next, days after the president's warning to putin, about his repeated moves in nearby ukraine. >> russia is responsible for the violence in eastern ukraine. the violence is encourageed by russia, separatists are trained and armed by russia, and funded by russia. president 350u putin and russiae passed by potential off-ramp toy resolve this. >> ukraine is not a member of nato that would join article 5 military protect of support. and thus far sanctions have done little to stop putin a aggression. >> i think that putin thinks he holds high cards he does not see anything in his way, i think he will continue to press, until he meets opposition. >> reporter: that opposition to be hammered out at nato summit in wails this week -- wales this week. putin will not be there. he is not a member of nato. there are now reports that putin told the president 6 european commission that if he wants to he will take kiev within two weeks, a sign this war of words could get more serious, and become an actual hot war, lou

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had a stan down order never been given, book, 13 hours.nside account to what happened in benghazi. my next guest was on the ground in benghazi that night, coauthor chris pa ra paranto. >> great to be here. lou: we have talked with your comrade. >> the jc squad. lou: we'll give you uqualtime, start with this anniversary, everyone marks it 13th in this town. of september 11. >> yes, sir. lou: 2001. also important anniversary to nation, second attacks in benghazi. your thoughts on the stan down orer, 13 hours of that fight. your thoughts as you were told that you can't go to the compound to save those folks. >> i think any operator or any military person, anybody in special operations would have the feeling i did, a bit of anger, it is you know, also is a bit of disappointment. because, you are not being able to help your friends, keep in mind, i have said this, we're getting calls, frantic calls from our buddies, alex and scott, state department under attack. it is sense of urgency is spinning up, your adrenaline is going up, you have to mai

the more the terrorists want to align themselves with those groups to seek their own vengeance. >> stan grant reporting there from sidney. >> lisa coleman who was executed by lethal injection in texas on wednesday night. she was convicted of murder after her partner's 9-year-old son was found dead in their apartment back in 2004. the child weighed just 35 pounds and had monhundreds of burns an scars. she was the 15th woman executed in the u.s. since the death penalty was reinstated in 1976. >> police say gunmen stormed a college in nigeria, killing at least 15 people. dozens more were wounded. there's no immediate claim of responsibility. >> toronto's controversial mayor rob ford has been diagnosed with a rare aggressive type of cancer. doctors say he has malignant carsinca carcinoma. he recently announced he won't be seeking re-election. from bad to worse to the nfl. another star player facing legal trouble. >> and a community on edge in pennsylvania as police hunt a murder suspect they say is armed and very dangerous. oh no. who are you? daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with

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the huge arena to stand up, and if you don't all stand up, i'll wait until every single one of you stan before i continue this song and i will not sing until the entire arena is standing up. so here's some cell even if footage of this happening over the weekend. >> unaudible. >> you see, he was just yelling, and he said to the crowd, there is two people up there, whether or not standing and i will not sing until they stand up. the crowd starts booing these two people sitting. >> oh, no. >> until finally, somebody got it to him up on the stage, they are in wheelchairs, they can the not stand up. >> my goodness. >> that is terrible. >> when he gets it through his head, i think one of them took, this is what i have heard, i cannot confirm this but guy took his leg off, prosthetic leg and held it up, i cannot get up. >> look, it is that bad. >> once he realized the the mistake he made and then ignored it. >> and he certainly didn't a will guys. even the biggest fans of kanye were not happy with him. >> he apparently didn't know. >> he was trying to be kanye. >> i don't know. >> but why are

, and the -- your colleagues, comrades, wanted to get to compound from annex, and you were told to stann down by station chief. >> the guns were ready to go, they were prepping the vehicles, i know chris, said let's go, the station chief said wait, he was talking with the tl, and the phone. lou: team leader. >> he said stand down. he said okay. just know we're ready to go. 5, 10 minutes later, tig came upside we're losing the initiative we need to get going, we need it get our eyes on, what is shaping, and he was told to stand down. lou: talking about a team of 6 men. >> yes. lou: to take on all of the terrorists who were swamping the compound, had it under fire. it was ablaze at that points. >> it was. lou: you had radio traffic to tell you they were within quick order of dieing. >> yes. lou: was there any explanation as to why the station chief did not want you to go tha at this points. >> he did not. he talked -- he didn't talk to those guys he was in communication can the tl, he did not say why he wanted to hold up, we can only assume, and you know, they could be from one end of str

suhr and our very own board of education president, fewer, where the teachers will recite the four stana of the song and the students will share the facts and yee will sing the anthem while the brownie and the cub scouts help to raise the flag. i would also to announce that official representatives from the historically black colleges and universities will be recruiting college-bound students right here at san francisco at mission high school and interested students will have the opportunity to receive the preliminary on the spot admissions and scholarships and financial aid information and face-to-face exposure with many of the backed black institutions of the higher learning in the united states and this is the first time that this will happen here in san francisco, and i would like to invite everyone asked in learning more about historically black college to attend this event, on monday, september 15th at mission high school, located at 3750, 18th street. and the event will take place from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. and i look forward to greeting everyone there, this is the first year of the

there's been tremendous tension along the indian back stan border.r since it was partitioned when the british umpire, when britain gave freedom to india. there have been a number of wars along the border, very violent conflicts between pakistan and india. one thing that worries me, is that a terrorist attack, like an 9/11 in india, something like the mumbai attack that took place several years ago, could rapidly escalate, and could put two nuclear powers india and pakistan at each other's throat that's a very dangerous situation for the region and the world. given the nuclear arms in both countries. >> robert o'brien, always good to have you on the program, thank you. >> thank you. >> today marks to hundred 50 days since three of our colleagues were imprisoned in egypt. peter kress that, mohammed fami, were found guilty of reporting false news and assisting the muslim brotherhood. charges the men and al jazeera deny. in virginia a federal jury has convicted a one time republican rising star in corruption charges. former governor and his wife were acc

no punch is tlochbility you can understand how upset after seeing stan ton the star of the team.rewers won the game 4-2. nfl baltimore riff instant took the field tonight trying to put the ray rice controversy aside. facing one of the bitter rival. the steelers. never more never more ravens at home. baltimore strike joe flacco with a play fake. daniels wide open back of the end zone 7 nothing baltimore. third quarter 10-6. about again mit want to could have him. 17-6. 166 yards psing and minus rice. cal bear justin. with some nice moves here in the open field. gain of 41. ravens run for 157 yards and baltimore we understand 26-6 after week of controversy. 1-1. team usa play in the fifa world cup final in spain. warriors thompson big game in the semifinal. same as always in the game. team usa out sleep walking. the score. thompson off the bench. 14 in the first half. the move by if kenneth. if third quarter starts to heat up. 13. clay. stop and pop 13 splash brothers getting it done and clay up the court. i i have beening. dunking. team usa out scored in the third and then people

a 30-year-old from busy stan bull died at the hospital last night. the driver was identified by police and is winning treated for injuries. they were part of a sightseeing tour group sponsored by eworld travel and tours bassed in new york city. one man driving by the accident jumped out to help out with his first aid can it in whatever way he could. >> a lot of people were screaming for help and they were bleeding. it was hard to take in all at once. >> investigators are trying to determine the cause of the crash. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> we have another developing story this morning, gunfire erupted during a cookout in southwest philadelphia. police tell "action news" that a group of people were barbecuing on a front porch along paxton street before midnight when someone opened fire. two men are in critical condition and a 28-year-old woman was grazed in the leg. 28 shell casings littered the area. no arrests have been made. >>> an officer shot and wounded a man who police say pointed a gun at him. it happened in west philadelphia

i start with stan in florida. >> caller: stan from florida.ou for your good advice on your good books and for action alerts. >> thank you. been going overtime lately. how do i help? >> caller: looking good and i have been going to sports bars and checking them out. buffalo wild wings is packed. is it trying to get back in? >> i think it is coming down and nice benefits from inflation and sally smith is doing a good job. florence in new york. florence. >> caller: yes indeed. am i excited to talk to you? you are my daily companion. i saw that empire state realty became visible on your screen every night i can tell exactly what it was worth. >> i want more growth. i have to have more growth. i like more yield. we go with washington. wpg. that is my new fav. washington prime. it is a riet. let's go to kansas. >> caller: let's go, royals. how are you today? >> i like the royals. what is going on? i don't take the chiefs monday. >> caller: what about mgm? >> we have to be careful. the stuff coming out is awful. so we will be on hold for those stocks

the actions of isis has led to the displacement of more than 1.1 million iraqis towards kurd stan and other areas in the south. however, in spite of the political and security challenges the newly elected government has cooperated with the united nationses and organizations in iraq to alleviate the suffering of the iraqi people and restore control of the entire territory of iraq and to assist at this place to return to their homes... to implement the main principles in a document agreed to by all parties to enhance national unity and social cohesion and facilitate the necessary measures to face up to terrorism. we have agreed on the formation of a national government that theudes all sects of society, mobilizing all efforts internationally and regionally, is an effective way to deal with other challenges that face the region. we believe that the main responsibility to fight isis and other terrorist organizations on our territory is our responsibility and the responsibility of the iraqi armed forces and the peshmerga forces as well. guard. however that requires businesses to its -- ass

many thanks to stan grant from sky news australia. appreciate it. >>> more to come on cnn, a pennsylvania community is on alert right now as police hunt for a murder suspect they say is targeting law enforcement. we'll get you the newest information on the other end of this break. >>> they're combing the pennsylvania countryside in search of a murder suspect who is said to be a skilled marksmen. >> schools have been closed as the search continues for eric frein. jason carroll has more on the man suspected of killing one police officer and wounding another. >> reporter: they're piecing together the profile of a killer. eric matthew frein. pennsylvania police commissioner describes him as a man with a mean streak and a hatred of law enforcement. >> his head is shaved very closely on the sides with long hair on top. it's wider than a mohawk. he was last seen with no facial hair and was wearing a brown and gold windbreaker. khaki shorts and sneakers carrying a dark green backpack. >> reporter: they have determined frein belongs to a milit

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so they control -- kurd stan region. so they control -- kurdistan region. so they control territory if a way they never have before. they have some of the most sophisticated recruitment materials in the world today, through facebook, through twitter. they know exactly what the message is and who they need to target to join them in the islamic jihad and unfortunately in my home state of minnesota we know all too well how successful the islamic state has been in drawing in literally thousands from western europe to join them in jihad, but also americans as well. they'rele -- they're the cool kid on the block, if you will. that's who young people are attracted to. as i said earlier, the leader of the islamic state is a man amed baghdad i --i -- baghdadi, who went on to reconstitute this horrific islamic jihad called the islamic state. he's in his early 40's', he's in the prime of life. he believes this is his moment. he has declared himself the head, the kay live of the new state -- caliph of the new state, the caliphate. he was involved in al qaeda leadership

there is a stable political situation in kerg stan. they recognize minority rights. are we partnering with the right organization in that part of the world to achieve our objectives? and why wouldn't we try to engage to a greater degree the pesh merga, given their history of reliance? so i ask you that question. >> let me begin -- a very good question, congressman. i begin by saying to you that numbers that you put out with respect to the size of the opposition, we don't agree that those are the limit of the numbers particularly with respect when you include the more -- islamic of those fighters. in particularly when you include some of the bad guys in that group. we don't include those. when i tell you there are tens of thousands, i'm not including, those people that we don't have anything do with, that we don't have anything to agree with obviously. secondly, we're not relying exclusively with them. we are relying on the kurds. that's why you saw such a massive amount of support going into the kurds. with the p with the permission of the government offing about dad

>> well, the core mission, for which it was formed is to stabilize former central asia, the stan republics with their authoritarian, but secular regimes, which no one wants to see to crumble and be replaced by some kind of revolutionary islamic regimes, and of course central asia is a very mineral rich country. the region, china, has been buying up this mineral wealth. and gas and oil pipelines, and of course for china and for russia. especially for china now, now, everyone agrees, including the west. >> do you think that it's looking to expand that? shakeup the global order and the other organizations such as the u.n., the ims and the world bank, and maybe nato? >> well, russia was promoting the expanded role for the organization, and being right now an increasingly bitter prospect with the united states and it's allies, if russia wants to counter weight that with going east and establishing better relations with china, with other countries, and of course maybe using the organization too, the problem is that neither china nor the centralization an republics are really interested in such a

stan cruz should see sunshine. in the 80ss for the afternoon. high pressure strengthening keeping things warm for now. probably until tuesday. then we will go from the 90s in the valley to a big change as a trough drops down the coast. that will send the high to the desert southwest and we will see big-time cooling inland from the mid-90s to the 70s to mid-80s by the middle of the week. the trend should hold up for next weekend with too. past the hot temperatures tomorrow the rest of the week is cooler. tomorrow san francisco should see warmer, 74 degrees in the forecast. san jose, close to 90. south of downtown is where temperatures around saratoga to morgan hill that should reach the mid-90s. notice the drop on wednesday and thursday when the highs dip in the mid-80s. tomorrow near 90 downtown san jose. 70s to san francisco. upper 80s in many spots. pleasantton 94. as we watch the midweek cool down. stronger sea breeze, few extra clouds. no rain on the forecast yet but a drop in temperatures for the second half of the week. >>> coming up, a st

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judges said the suspects were members of the east turki stan islamic movement. the judges said the group was influenced by extreme religious ideology. the trial shows the chinese government's determination to crack down on violent crime. now security was tight at the beginning of another trial of a prominent chinese human rights activist. advocates greater political freedom and proceedings began in the southern city. he is charged with disrupting public order and took part in a protest against media censorship in january of 2013 and criticized authorities for ordering the southern weekly newspaper to rewrite an article calling for greater democracy. his lawyers boycotted the opening of the trial and said they had only been granted limited access to evidence. they decided to reschedule the trial. his supporters journalists and western diplomats tried to attend the trial but were blocked by police. >> japanese researchers have announced another major breakthrough in regenerative medicine. they've used ips on a patient suffering from a serious eye disease. the cell

i'm stan verrett. monday night football. the patriots and the chiefs.the wizard of oz. no place like home, not for the chiefs. they lost four-straight at arrowhead stadium. and the fumble recovery. and brady, looking for edleman. but picked off by smith. and miscommunication. fourth quarter, brady picked off by abdullah. brady, 14 of 23, 159 yards, a fumble and 2 interceptions. jamal charles, a high ankle sprain. didn't look like it. that's his first rushing touchdown of the season. and then later, charles split out wide, create the mismatch. and then take advantage of it. first receiving touchdown of the season. but why stop there? third quarter, alex smith to charles once again. 108 all-purpose yards for him. three touchdowns, combined rushing and receiving. the chiefs win big, 41-14 over the patriots. so kansas city dropped the first two games and won two in a row since then. new england also 2-2 on the season. back to you. >>> up next in the pulse, the front seat companion who got one driver a very expensive ticket. don't try that on your way to wor

it was a category four but has weakened to a three. 800 marines are on stan by to help out if needed.t is on track to pass close to baha, california overnight. >>> meteorologist adam joseph here with accu weather. gorgeous day to day. pretty nice this week. >> overall it will be beautiful. full sunshine, most days. >> just a little chill in the air. >> yes. >> especially in the morning. not bad. as we take a look at double scan live, it is all quiet upstairs and a clean sweep on the radar. we will head to sky six live, in atlantic city where miss america pageant has wrapped up, and, crown going on, miss new york for a third year in a row. those folks who were out there cheering on, a little cool if they are still taking a stroll on the boardwalk. the as we look at accu weather live line up. lets look at temperatures. again those overnight lows that will drop lower then where we started this morning. you know how chilly, it was this morning. speaking of the taste of fall the high temperature in philadelphia just 69 degrees. making it the coolest day we have seen in the city of philadel

he's neil everett, i'm stan verrett.le of division leaders demands our attention. >> let's go to dodger stadium. the dodger dogs are no longer fresh in the bottom of the 13th. nationals in town, runner on third, two outs. gordon, lay down, sally, no. both left 12 on base. this game was unbelievable. and in the top of the 14th two outs and manufactured a run on an error and wild pitch and cabrera said we'll play the bottom of the 14th but there will be no 15th. nationals win, 8-5. i'm surprised more fans didn't stay. nobody there at the end. >>> u.s. open, novak novak, andy murray. no touch luck this time because djokovic said so. murray into the net and now this is match point. murray looking a little fatigued. that is perhaps why he hit another into the net and djokovic wins it 7-6, 6-7, 6-2, 6-4 to get into the semifinals. >> a text from a friend said brendan murphy was sitting in djokovic's box at that match. pretty cool. >> that's all we got. >> we don't usually deal with badminton on the show unless, of course, this

neil and stan. we're talking clinching scenarios. >> he hasn't said anything all night.'s go to dodger stadium. dodgers magic number is three. the giants have a magic number, too, it's two. the dodgers number is to win the nl west. and it was the birthday, and he homered on it. dodgers up 3-0. baumgartner homered, and justin turner led off the bottom of the first, and he did it again in the bottom of the eighth. six and seven on the season. turn two, dodgers win, 4-2. kershaw and the dodgers can clinch on wednesday. >> pirates can clinch a playoff berth with a win and a brewers loss. pirates taking on the braves in atlanta. tied, 2, andrew mccutchen on second, and here comes mccutc n mccutchen, two hits in the game. and the go ahead run. pirates take the lead, 3-2. bottom line, and now the brewers have lost. one on, one out, and runner on first, tony watts, freddy freeman. pirates win it 3-2, and they clinch their second post-season berth in as many years. back to you. >> so we usually don't say a lot about high school football, but with a highlight like this, this is th