commissioner steven son? >> yes. we talked about reducing application. have we been able to measure in the water system whether or not we have seen a drop off accordingly? >> well in the water system our goal was to make sure it is zero and the water systems. oftentimes we are controlling weeds around our facilities, mosquito, larva and what they have to do with wastewater. i don't know in the affluent tom can speak to that. >> colleagues? just one quick question, steve, obviously as the ag m with water, that is the linkage for water. they talked about golf and pesticides and we've heard this at the environment commission, golf makes a spray like this. when it comes to water, if you find with respect to golf, does golf similarly lead to a spike in water usage whether it's just plain golf in these tourments? >> actually, interesting to see that graph. i would like to go back and koerment to -- correlate to see if there is a spike. there might be because there is nothing that looks better than the green grass. >> for me the interest in bringing down the us

commissioner steven son? >> yes. we talked about reducing application. have we been able

>> i think randall steven son does a great job anticipating where markets are going. secondly, the future of an economy of say country is based on infrastructure. it used to be roads and highways. today it is broadband. the chairman of the fcc tom wheeler, we said this week, you have to create an environment that encourages people to invest in the new infrastructure. case in point, israel. they are building out the first digital nation. end-to-end structure. a lot of it cisco. it was inclusion of. smart cities if you will. so the infrastructure of the last 15 years which, maria, you and i watched occur, which create a lot of jobs, can be the infrastructure which is the economic engine for this next decade as well and address the issues that you and your colleagues talked about earlier on the earlier show. >> let me move to the nsa. people are unsure what's happening with regard to the government spying on them. there's a new book out basically suggesting that cisco is helping the nsa spy on people. can you tell us if you had outreach from the nsa and what people shoul

look at world war ii in color about to be released on blu-ray disk filmed by a young george stevens. his son found the old film in the attic. it's remarkable seeing general patton with his pearl handle revolver or the first shot fired from sea on d-day. tom brokaw will report on this new-color film this sunday on "meet the press." >>> responding to a court order in europe, google is giving users the right to be forgotten. makes you wonder if it will come here some day. google has 90% of the search business in europe and must respond to requests to remove inadequate or irrelevant search information on individuals that request it under european privacy laws. the millionaire hiding cash sending clues to whereabouts in social media expanded his give away zone from the san francisco bay area south to l.a. where people were seen flocking to a public park last night with flashlights in search of the latest cash drop. >>> in news about daughters, the association for psychological science says girls who grow up in households where they see dad splitting the domestic work of dishes and laundry and cle

when gibb began to consider a solo tour he reached out to his oldest son, steven, a heavy metal guitarrisk involved. he's a 67-year-old guy. do people care, still? >> as well as his son steven, gibb is joined on stage by his niece, maurice's daughter, samantha. >> what is the best part? >> singing with him. >> they sing "how can you mend a broken heart" together. ♪ >> i walk off after a moment of doing "how can you mend" i'm happy, we're beth like healing. we're also grieving when we sing. ♪ we both struggled after my dad. it was a great way. sorry. it's just a great way to connect. ♪ >> what have you seen in your father as you've toured together that maybe you haven't seen. >> emotional vulnerability. he was always a very auto heckally in control person. i never saw him break. and when he lost robin, i think he thought it was okay to just feel, part of life. i think that he's become a stronger man spiritually as a result of getting more comfortable with that. people may not see it, but i see it. >> on stage gibb says he has trouble looking over his shoulder when his brothers' pictures

irish cycling hero steven roach's son, nicholas, could make the podium. >> the riders know to race here is a giant causeway. >> the pink shows it is a welcoming event. >> there was a minor row over the time trial route when announced, not enough of catholic west belfast. most people are concentrating on the racing. >> we never thought a ground tour would turn up certainly not in belfast. i've seen the vuelta and tour de france, it is going to be special for everybody. everybody in belfast is excited. >> everyone is hoping to the rain will hold off here. the riders fly back to sunny italy from dublin to continue the race, which ends in three weeks' time. >> filinger woods recovers from back surgery, at risk of losing his number one ranking. four players are capable of unseating him at the players' championship starting thursday. scott is ranked second and needs to finish 16th or better to overtake woods. scott said while he'd love to get to number one, he's more interested in winning big tournaments. >> i've had a couple good chances this year already and haven't been able to pull it off

irish cycling hero steven nicholas's son could make the bodium. >> we know the cause way is not up to it. when people leave on monday, back to italy for the next stage, they'll have tired legs. >> dressing up in pink for the event shows the enthusiasm that we have for the event. >> that was a row over the time trial route. not enough of catholic west belfast. moth are concentrating on the racing. >> we never thought a grand tour would turn up. i've been and seen a lot. seen the v, lta and the tour de france. it will be special for everybody and everybody in belfast will get the hang of it. it's exciting. >> etch is hoping that the rain will hold off here. the riders fly back to sunny italy from dublin to continue the race which ends in thrive weeks time. >>> and that is all your sport. i'll be back with more later. >>> looking forward to it. stay with us here on al jazeera - elizabeth has another full half-hour bulletin of news for you and will go live to ukraine to get the latest from the east. >>> if you are watching from the united states - you'll see us again from doha later. >> r

i'm steven cole in doha. the son of the former libyan dictator muammar gaddafi is about to go on trial. we are live in tripoli. (♪) >>> >>> another five years in office - the a.n.c. officially declared the winner of south africa's application. plus... >> i'm reporting from a camp and i'll tell you how the jordanian authorities are trying to improve the security for the world's largest refugee camp for syria. >>> first, voting starts in parts of eastern ukraine as separatists hold a referendum on self-rule. there are not many questions about the legitimacy of the poll. the election is held in two regions. the combined population of 6.7 million people. only those in areas under separatist control will be able to vote. let's cross to donetsk and talk to paul brennan. paul is at a voting station. tell us what is happening around you, paul. >> reporter: welcome to polling station in school 95. it's been open since 8 o'clock this morning and has seen a steady stream, a torrent i would describe it, of people coming down. th

i'm steven cole in doha. the sonibyan dictator muammar gaddafi is about to go on trial. we are live in tripoli. (♪) >>> >>> another five years in office - the a.n.c. officially declared the winner of south africa's application. plus... >> i'm

steven cole in doha. the top stories. >> the son of the former libyan dictate job muammar gaddafi is about to go on trial. we are live in tripoli. plus... >> i'm reporting from the jordanian refugee camp - how they are trying to improve security in the world's largest refugee camp for syrians >>> another five years in office - jacob zuma declared the winner of south africa's election. >>> first polling stations in parts of eastern ukraine are open as separatists hold a referendum on self rule. those in areas under separatist control will be able to vote, in donetsk and luhansk. let's cross to dooun esque. tell us what is the wording. what is asked on the ballot paper? >> what is being asked here at the polling station in donetsk and the region and lugansk is whether the people favour self-rule. but think about it. that word, self-rule, is home to different interpretations. the feeling is the posing of the question, the wording has been made coy in order to allow for the there's a widespread variety of opinion, hard liners that would like to rush into the control of russia and others thinking it should rem

. >> a colorado father taking a stand against his son's bully. stevendner would a restraining order against a 9-year-old bullying his 10-year-old son. he said that he felt he reached out to the school system and wanted them to complain what was happening, but they were hiding behind the issue of privacy, these being his words. he said he couldn't find out exactly what was being done to the bully, therefore he went to the court. the court said he's got a case and issued the restraining order. >> apparently, the alleged bully is not even at the school anymore, he was expelled for another offense. >> bigger isn't always better for cities. that's according to the associated press. they are reporting on a study that says neighborhoods are better off with the mix of older and smaller buildings, like you see in seattle, san francisco and washington. they just find that young people are attracted to the shops, restaurants and jobs and the small businesses -- >> i have a different theory on that. i think these neighborhoods were blighted, the property became che

richard acer son was number three, and tripadviser steven kaufer earned $39 million mostly because of a big option grand. shareholders do continue to support these pay levels. only 2.5% of is the firm's in the russell 3,000 saw shareholders reject the executive pay plans. >> two quick questions. first what happened to larry ellison? >> it's a matter of when they filed the proxy. >> so we shouldn't feel back for him. >> he's a perennial on the top list. don't worry about him. >> he's going to do all right. >>> let's talk about general electric. jeffrey immelt getting grilled, filleted or whatever it is. >> flambed. >> he had a prepared statement, speaking about the alston deal, the bid that ge has made, saying it's a good deal for france, good deal for ge, answered two questions that i heard before i came down here, one was on job security, air they are looking to hire possibly new engineers, also a question about energy security. he basically pointed out how it would be a diverse energy provider, a lot of it export oriented. knoll ned in france, but the export power it would bring. ge

steven arkell. police say the suspected shooter is michael nolan, the son of the homeowner. it's believed he died in that fire. that video, unbelievable. >> dramatic. >>> and porsche is now being sued over the crash that left actor paul walker dead. the widow of driver roger rodas says the 2004 porsche cera gt lacked some safety features that would have saved both men's lives. christine rodas also says her husband was driving 55, not the 90 miles per hour that investigators say. she's seeking unspecified damages. >>> it's all over social media, an alleged family feud going viral this morning after the release of a surveillance video reportedly showing rapper jay z being attacked by beyonce's sister, solange. cnn cannot independently confirm the video, but according to tmz, it happened in an elevator at new york standard hotel and a woman who resembled beyonce is just standing there as the conflict lasts for more than three minutes. the hotel says they are investigating the leak of the video. and last night, the first couple of pop, they were picture perfect, once again takin

steven arkell. police say the suspected gunman, michael nolan, is the son of the homeowner. believed that he died in the fire. >>> today, alleged terrorist abu hamza al masri is back on the stand in new york after flatly denying providing any aid to terrorists and testifying that osama bin laden was a hot head. the egyptian-born cleric is accused of inspiring 9/11 attacker mohamed atta, helping kidnappers in yemen and trying to set up a terror training camp in oregon. al masri has pleaded not guilty. prosecutors are expected to begin cross examination today. >> yeah, he was actually from london there. >>> appeal denied. an ohio teenager who shot and killed three fellow students inside his high school in 2012 will have to serve out his sentence of life without parole. attorneys for 19-year-old t.j. lane claim their client should never have received such a harsh sentence because he was just 17, a juvenile, when he opened fire, killing his classmates. but an appeals court says the sentence will stand because lane planned his attack for weeks without any sort of provocation. >>>

he's like a son and o e w d we've been working closely with them thank you all for coming out to visitacion valley as well as steven and jonathan it's grifrt to see the locate come it's been 15 years and my husband in the living room some of the neighborhoods are here today and thank you for coming you've been here all along (clapping) our numbers grow with the idea that they're a revitalization company we've got community planning and oishtd the planning which help to fibd our new library and streetscape improvements and we brought an eric fashion our little neighborhood debated two powerful companies for a better neighborhood take that home depot. (laughter) from the bin this has been a community driven project and a long fought battle. which is a clean of a toxic eyesore done in the middle of our community and a transformation into a beautiful healthy community that will spiritually revitalize the consultant with housing and jobs. along with the recession of the old office building. we still seek to astronomers visitacion valley to be a model for green transportation development that will help to replace the aff

steven is mystified. >> how can we be responsible for something we didn't know about? >> all he knows is his father died when he was 7. his mom received survivor benefits for their two sons. and now social security wants some back, but can't give an accounting. >> beyond outraged. i was so shocked. >> they found $756 missing from her tax refund. the social security seized it without her knowledge to repay a 30-year-old debt. >> that's crazy. 30 years. >> susan was left to figure it out for herself. she was five when her dad died. her mother received survivor benefits for their four kids. now social security claims sue got too much but couldn't give her an accounting either. >> the fact that this came blues outrageous. there is absolutely no due process. >> it turns out social security has gone after tax refunds of lots of taxpayers, 400,000 of them. it was triggered by one line in the farm bill liftstatute iet statute iewft limitations for collecting government debts. i sat down with congresswoman jackie spear to ask if social security should be reopening old cases. >> to go back and claw back the money that was not legally supposed to be given to you, i think it is fair

steven is mystified. >> how can we be responsible for something we didn't know about? >> all he knows is his father died when he was 7. his mom received survivor benefits for their two sons. and now social security wants some back, but can't give an accounting. >> beyond outraged. i was so shocked. >> they found $756 missing from her tax refund. the social security seized it without her knowledge to repay a 30-year-old debt. >> that's crazy. 30 years. >> susan was left to figure it out for herself. she was five when her dad died. her mother received survivor benefits for their four kids. now social security claims sue got too much but couldn't give her an accounting either. >> the fact that this came way out of the blue is outrageous. there is absolutely no due process. >> it turns out social security has gone after tax refunds of lots of taxpayers, 400,000 of them. it was triggered by one line in the farm bill lifting a statute iewft limitations for collecting government debts. i sat down with congresswoman jackie spear to ask if social security should be reopening old cases. >> to go back and claw back the money that was not legally supposed to be given to you, i think

stevens and shawn smith tyrone woods and glen daughterty. shawn smith now weighing in on the latest revelation. >> i keep flashing back on my son receiving thee call that says sorry there's no help coming you are on your own. i could picture his face as he was about to die. why didn't our government, our military go in to help them and all of the others that were there? nobody cared enough. they were covering their butts for something. >> family members are demanding house speaker john boehner create a select committee to investigate. >> in ore news the connecticut teen accused of killing his classmates hours before their prom about to face a judge for the first time. he was previously arraigned at a medical facility where he is under going a mental have weighs. they are looking into whether he attacked sanchez at their high school in milford after she refused to go to the prom with him. >> he wanted to kill as many people as possible. that was the plan with a teen plotting to blow up his school and kill his family. there's no killitelling how far ladou would have gotten if he hadn't had an observant neighbor who had a storage unit he was re

steven is mystified. >> how can we be responsible for something we didn't know about? >> all he knows is his father died when he was 7. his mom received survivor benefits for their two sons. and now social security wants some back, but can't give an accounting. >> beyond outraged. i was so shocked. >> they found $756 missing from her tax refund. the social security seized it without her knowledge to repay a 30-year-old debt. >> that's crazy. 30 years. >> susan was left to figure it out for herself. she was five when her dad died. her mother received survivor benefits for their four kids. now social security claims sue got too much but couldn't give her an accounting either. >> the fact that this came way out of the blue is outrageous. there is absolutely no due process. >> it turns out social security has gone after tax refunds of lots of taxpayers, 400,000 of them. it was triggered by one line in the farm bill lifting a statute iewft limitations for collecting government debts. i sat down with congresswoman jackie spear to ask if social security should be reopening old cases. >> to go back and claw back the money that was not legally supposed to be given to you, i think

the issue hits much closer to home for steven uptick who worries about the health of his son ambrose with the flood of genetically modified products to hit the market i don't think. the general population knows about what they're eating nor do they care and so the more younger people know you know that the the better will be everything else is labeled our clothes. are medicine why not our food stephen and his wife are going organic to keep their son from being exposed to g.m. foods but at a price we are forced you know to pay more money to get organic things or you know start taking more time out of the day to garden and farm different things last week the senate overwhelmingly rejected a bill that would allow states to require labeling of these foods now local legislators are taking measures into their own hands two counties in oregon most recently heeded the call this month voting to ban g.m. crops altogether despite a well funded campaign by agribusiness groups anti monsanto activists hope other local governments will follow organ's example until then protesters say they will cont

our medicine why not our food steven and his wife are going organic to keep their son from being exposed to g.m. foods but at a price we are forced you know to pay more money to get organic things or you know start taking more time out of the day to garden and farm different things last week the senate overwhelmingly rejected a bill that would allow states to require labeling of these foods now local legislators are taking measures into their own hands to counties an organ most recently heeded the call this month voting to ban g.m. crops altogether despite a well funded campaign by agribusiness groups anti monsanto activists hope other local governments will follow organ's example until then protesters say they will continue to gather to chance. to speak and to show the government that this issue is not one they're willing to let go of any time soon. in washington meghan lopez r.t. . if you're in the san francisco bay area keep your eyes open for some free cash the twitter account hidden cash has the bay area buzzing because it's revealing clues on where to find the money the man behind

sons who were navy s.e.a.l.s. steve king the other day was saying we need the autopsy of chris stevens because maybe that would revealore clues. they want every fact related to the deaths of the people they love. i don't think it's bad thing to vet that in public. walk into any room, any tea party room, republican meeting, anyone will believe, one, barack obama didn't do anything that night, nobody in the chain of command did anything, or they were told to stand down, which as mccain said is kind of an insult to the military. >> we have to squeeze in a break. we have a member of the republican party who supports this committee. we'll gore to talk to her and the rest of the panel right after this. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increas

son and a special person as well. i'm not prejudiced. >> now you're going to make jimmy and steven feel bad.august 3 and august 9. we got to have them on. >> brian, you have a very happy birthday and many happy things. >> thank you. thanks, mom. let's keep in touch. >> okay. i love you. >> i love you, too. and i'll see you a little later. >> okay. >> we all love you, mom. >> i am the son that can't fix anything, so she calls me just -- she knows i feel bad about that. when the light bulbs go out, she calls me. she literally leaves the light bulbs so i can change them so i don't feel bad. that was not my mom. that was an actress, but still, a lovely woman. >> i don't know what to believe coming out of your mouth anymore, kilmeade. >> all right. you should believe this, the news. we turn to heather nauert. >> she's such a lovely lady. good morning to you all. news to bring you. this morning police in california are trying to determine if that teen-ager should be charged with a crime. this comes as newly released surveillance video shows the moment the 15-year-old climbed out of the wheel well

stevens threw out the ceremonial first pitch in chicago as part of the cubs year-long celebration commemorating the 100th year anniversary. she also performed "take me out to the ball game" with her son during the seventh inning stretch. who is her favorite team? not the cubs, the boston red sox. that's where her father started his career. once a fan, always a fan. >> you're a cubs fan and eric and i will just be spectators. >> we'll get the beer and hot dogs. >> you spec at a time so well. >>> as for the weather, moving on, we will see heavy rain. speaking of boston, up through new england right now. it is pouring. you can see right out ahead of this cold front, this is where we have our heaviest rain. it's not going to get that cold once this cold front passes through. it's going to race through. the rain will last for another hour or two in new england. and then we'll start to see a good amount of sunshine. looks nice as you go throughout the entire weekend up and down the east coast where some areas had already picked up three to six inches of rain. down in baltimore, it was pouring yesterday. they picked up about two inches of rain. the track will still be a little sloppy. weath

steven arkell was shot to death while responding to a domestic disturbance. at a house that later exploded and burned on live tv. the suspected gunman was a man named michael nolan, the son officer arrived and entered the home but was driven out by gun fire. other officers arrived. a short time later, the home was engulfed in flames and later exploded. it's believed mr. nolan was killed by the fire or the explosion. >> nolan's father was taken from the scene in an ambulance. he lived in the house with his son, who was killed either in the explosion or by the fire. >>> a railway company and three employees facing a lawsuit stemming from the massive train disaster that killed 47 people in canada. the workers are due in court on criminal negligence charges ten months after the run away oil train sped seven miles downhill and levelled dozens of buildings. investigators determined the brakes were not properly applied. >>> the white house says u.s. intelligence experts are combing over every detail of the video showing some of the kidnapped nigerian girls. u.s. drones providing surveillance of the area. >>> pro moscow, insurgents in eastern ukraine declared independence and se