a sound way as well that is not demeaning >> good afternoon my name is sha nel williams the at the stra for development i was an organizers for safety network 2006-7 when we had the highest rate of crime in san francisco it was the highest rate in the country what was clear at that time the cell justice at that time they developed a report which is clear from the community and police department is the police didn't equal safety in our community it was communities coming together crn and other pokes that live in the community that have relationship with folks that can build those relationship were the indicates that reduced the crime i think this is a really crazy message we're sending to the community right now we're having a tough time we have police brutality we see crimes where young folks are being gunned down there is no justice to have police budget expands at this time i feel supervisor cohen the chair of the committee is not here to hear from the community to go through all that. a lot of folks were hear earlier they left i was down stairs in the north light court a lot of peopl

their season-long eighth straight win, taking game one today, 3-2, made sweeter by what we saw it from stras. >> nice that's healthy. nice that he feels good about going out there. hasn't -- had no issue which is great. and when he doesn't you can see that can be the result. i thought it was important for our whole team, for him to get deep in a game for us. he provided that. >>> now this is game two, row walk, rough for him. man on for herrera, two outs. line it is to second. great scoop by espinosa at second, throw to first, past moore. brings in blancos. in-field single phillies up 2-0. up the middle, desmond a diving play, too late, another run scores on an in-field single. phillies plate four runs in two innings. but in the fourth, nats offense wakes up desmond, a man on desi jacks this deep. where did it go? way out there. two-run shot, seventh of the year for him. nats within a run. the phillies up 7-3 in the fourth. >>> orioles the doubleheader today, too adam jones, game one, back against the indians, in center the first time since june 15th. he had been out with a sore shoulder. bo

stras had been cleared to begin his rehab assignment. he's expected to pitch wednesday night in double-a harrisburg. manager matt williams says the focus is on his mechanics more than his number of innings. >>> some more good news. bryce harper back in the lineup tonight. harper was beaned in the leg. that was a 95-mile-per-hour fastball. he is taking over the dh spot tonight as the nats open up a four-game interleague series with the tampa bay rays. once they're done with the rays, the nats welcome the pirates to town. you can see the nats and max scherzer this friday here on wusa 9. it all begins at 7:00. >>> the maryland women's basketball team is preparing for life as the reigning big 10 championships. they have a tall task at hand to follow their undefeated season and they'll have to do it without one of their leading scorers. we recently told you guard lexi brown decided to leave the university of maryland because she wanted to play closer to home. we now know lexi will suit up for the blue devils, the turpz' former acc rival. that

accenture has gained 13% and he by the way, is jason pride, director of investment stra glenn mead with29 billion under management. you still like these stocks. that's the definition of long-term invesr anyway isn't it? >> well you know this is an interestin environment. we've got the u.s. equity markets which are a lit overvalued. e of your guests has already commented on that earlier. and international markets, that's really where you take risk but in order to offset and really manage an overall portfolio, you pick up small caps because the valuation is better there and international e valuation is a lot better there, you need to derisk what you're doing in the large cap base. you can do that with quality dividend growth sort of focus and when you do that you pick up things that are primarily, you know the better valued opportuns are in the health ca space, even with the run that we've seen in abbott labs and you find little opportuns across the board with things lik accenture, global i.t. outsourcing firms which has great growth prospects but a nice stable venture. >> you're almost u

stras has gotten plenty of rest. now it's about putting his mechanics back in order. >>> orioles hosting the phillies in their inner league series in camden yards. matt wieters staying hot crushing a shot to right, his first since may 1st of 2014. the birds win 4-0. >>> the nba finals continue tomorrow night. while the cavaliers and warriors get their time in the spotlight other teams like the wizards are figuring out how they can be one of the last two standing next year. the wiz are in search of some big men who can provide a scoring spark off the bench. two guys with those traits headlined today's predraft workouts at the verizon center. bobby portis, the 6' 11 power foward is a projected first round pick. also on the court today the nation's leading scorer tyler harvey of eastern washington, a projected late second round pick. >> being picked by any team is an honor. they're a great organization. it would be a blessing to be part of this team. i'm a great guard, great bigs. >> it's not something i really can't ta

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it has been a rough start to the year for stras, but after rehabbing a track injury the almighty rightyas back on the bump looking for a fresh start. there was a two hour 16 minute rain delay. once things finally got going nats offense wastes no time getting on the board. bottom of the 1st anthony rendon knocks one the other way, r.b.i. double, 1-0 nats. look at strasburg, no facial hair. solid early in his return, five innings, four hits, no runs, six strikeouts. right now it's 3-0 in the 7th. >>> orioles opening a series against the red sox at fenway. birds off to a good start in the 2nd inning. up 1-0. david lowe changes that with 1 swing. baltimore scores four in the 2nd. they hold on to win 6-4. >>> it was a long road back, but the virginia cavaliers won eight of their nine postseason games for a return trip to the college toward series finals and a rematch against vanderbilt, the defending champs. after one game they find themselves one loss from repeating as runners up. tonight the wahoo look to even things up. there's a run driven in to make it 1-0 hos. thomas woodruff at the di

>> what we call the stop the boats man stra which the -- mantra which the government puts up in the forefront has populace appeal. but the real question for australia and the international community is whether or not australia is meeting its fundamental obligations to protect people fleeing from harm, from being subject to further harm, and for a country like australia who has signed up to the refugees convention to be suggesting that it will approach these matters via whatever it takes approach, is a matter of profound concern. because that is an unacceptable approach when we have obligations to protect people. >> mr. mann, does this point to a larger problem a broader problem of immigrants worldwide people fleeing very hostile countries such as afghanistan and myanmar and africa, that people fleeing prosecution are sooner or later going to wash up on everybody's shores? >> there is no doubt this is a global problem. awfort's approachaustralia's approach is one driven fundamentally about deterrence. that is about blocking people who are fleeing from persecution from accessing protection in a

we know what happened in march in ton nis nis was a stra teej ic target. so this particular attack is strategic, not tactical. we also know that libya has emerged as a major source of supplies of weapons, of training and fighters. and even though they don't have the information, it seems to me that the message, the networks the militant networks whether al qaeda or the islamic state basically is really trying to paralyze the tunisian economy to break down to bring down the government. first you are attacking the nerve center of the government and secondly you are punishing western citizens who are part of the so-called u.s.-led campaign against isis. so you are hitting two targets. you are hitting the fragile tunisian government that has social and economic problems on its hands and westerners who believe they are part of this particular coalition against you. that's why even though we don't know yet the identity the ideological identity of the attacker we know the goal is strategic and we know the strategic pattern emerged even though we don't say anythin

stras had a great return. tonight it is zoom american on the mound. i looks like row teasing is living up to expectation the starters have only allowed one run in the last four games. the pitcher, the massive won the last four and the two and a half games up on the new york nets holding the top spot. here is matt scherzer. >> we are on the same page. we are all throwing the ball well now. we all pull for each other. we all want each other to have success. it is fod see everybody throwing the ball wall tect at once because when the starting staff goes, that is when the rest of the team goes. that is when you can get in the street. >> you lo we are keeping or eyes out are the wow play. remember when derek jeter made the diving catch into the stands against the red sox. the yankees' fans will can me. take a look. bluejays bottom eighth. check it out. on the pal my goodness, dives to the stands. >> make the catch for the out. there was casualty, though. you see the kid with the glasses there. yeah. poor kid. he would be ok, though. mo us in that. a great

stra strategic programs. thank you for the attention. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. i'm the associate vice president for student affairs, my testimony aims to support and augment earlier testimony of chancellor white on the federal financial aide programs specifically through the lens of cal state fullerton. chancellor white often says, and i firmly believe that access without the opportunity to succeed is not true access. a meaningful education means not only getting your foot in the door, but being empowered with the support to succeed all the way through to graduation. enrolling in college is a critical step for low income minority and first generation students. this is only the first step in a long educational journey along with these students face greater cultural barriers than other students. we have an intimate understanding of the barriers they face, and we have a proven record of giving them not just access, but a collegiate experience with the possibility of great suc

. >> stra teej ri. >> and dana dar vicarvey doing bush's father. but here's the thing. mckinnen also made clear she admires hillary. i'd be to nervous to meet her. when tina fey did her portrayal of sarah palin. >> can i see russia from my house. >> we never knew how she viewed sarah palin and it's disappointing that kate mckinnon is revealing she's a fan. now her impersonations won't seem quite as biting. coming up a salute of sorts to the most patient man in television.i am buzzed off at al sharpton. at the past it's been right wing e van ja lists who say natural disasters are because of something. now here's al in the wake of the deadly storms in houston saying do you think it's related to climate control or gotd's rebuke? i'm just so sick of people who politicize tragedies left or right. at least 23 people died in those storms. time for your top medias. they're all gentleman but have no chance of ever being president. it's not the job of the immediate to tell us who is a serious candidate and who is not. and skully sudden i gaining a bit of fame. >> the most patient

first we stra very important subject to discuss. the most important subject in the world, that is pizza. there is a pizzeria in new york called vinny's. a pizza shop and the co-owner is getting attention for inventing a pizza topped with another pizza. they only started to sell this last weekend. it's become, i guess a huge success. already the number two cause of death in america. it's the brain child of sean berthiaume and he is the co-owner of vinnie's. let's go to sean now. as a pizza aficionado i must know about this. [ cheers and applause ] hi, sean. how are you? >> hi. >> jimmy: that's your place. that's vinny's. is there a vinny's? >> no. >> jimmy: there's no vinnie? >> no one would buy from sean's pizza. >> jimmy: wait a minute. already you are committing fraud right off the bat. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do you call the new invention pizza? is the a name for it? >> yeah, it is called mini vinnie. >> jimmy: mini vinnie. and yet it is not mini at all. it's two pizzas really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and may we see the mini vinnie? >

. >> reporter: well, in this case the obama stras, the white house effectively hasn't pointed the fingerw it could be because there's an ongoing investigation by the fbi and others into this massive breach which you said more than 10 million current, former prospective employees of the federal government could be affected. particularly sensitive were those trying to get or who got security clearance which could lead to all kinds of opportunity for private or say the actors. now the fact that they haven't directly pointed the finger at beijing could moan this shean this is ongoing investigation, could mean that they don't have the proof made public in the past. again, china says this is nothing to do with them. and the relationship between the two sides is far more complex than just the issue of hacking. >> help me with this. china is sending 400 officials to washington for these talks. i've been trying to work out does that mean the relationship is in good shape with the u.s.? or is it a sign that things are really bad? >> reporter: well there could be strength in numbers. that's a lot o

zraing straing d paul they're also hunting for the victims' cell phones they're all missing, the housekeeperer. we presume those are the three cell phones they have. how crucial is finding them be? if they're missing that means somebody hid them on purpose. >> absolutely. they make specific reference to the wife's amy's cell phone, saying that that one because that got some critical text messages concerning the ransom money. so if they know the cell towers from which those messages were broadcast, it's going to give a geographical hipt as to where the suspects are. >> could be very significant. they say there's other people involved and as of yit no arrests. but the big news they're looking very carefully at that assistant. thanks so much to both of you. outfront next more breaking news on baltimore. crime there so bad police today are desperately calling for help from the feds. we'll tell you exactly what they're saying is on baltimore city streets tonight. it's shocking. and a tragic twist in this story. the woman mauled to death by a lion. she was in africa to fight against big game poach

so this is above all, a geo political issue, an american stra strategic issue.nomics. i think the -- i think on balance, this strengthening our economy, but it seems to me you cannot debate the importance of the united states being able to carry through and if the united states is not able to carry through, that will raise questions about the capacity for presidential leadership both for the remainder of this presidential term and going forward. no other country in the world wants to be in the position of negotiating first with the president and then with a congress that -- who is behavior can't be predicted. >> it's quite a warning, and you write in your piece that repudiation of the trade bill by congress would neuter the presidency for the next 19 months, reinforceing your message there. hillary clinton, presidential candidate over the weekend said let's make lemons out of lemonade. she didn't really take a position but people say it doesn't do tough to boost the wage of american workers or other things. are the concerns legitimate based on what you know abou

by providing loan guarantees to help manage the risks of investing in this stra steejtegically important country, small the senate extended on in the act, they make the deal possible. this project would bring jobs and income into new jersey where they expand a presence with a new $260 million manufacturing facility supportings ukraine's ability to develop own expertise in infrastructure and remove a lever of russian influence in ukraine. ukraine could keep over 1.5 billion in fees that would otherwise be sent to russia. unfortunately, since the contract was awarded, this situation in ukraine has not been able to go forward. there were arguments tuesday that american firms should sink or swim on their own in international markets. that we don't need additional options to pursue our diplomatic goals as other nations, including our most significant trading partners and rivals continue to pour more resources into promoting their exports. now, in a world of perfect markets, in a world where all countries wished us well, in a world where no other nation provides support for the international o