their soundproofing, the ec offered two dates, they requested august 6, which is today, so we will be hearing them today. on july 3, the entertainment commission received notice that the brick and mortar check, there was a bounced check, the ec notified mr. o'connor and mr. jenkins and the fees were still outstanding. on july 25, july 27 and july 28, there was noise complaints to the entertainment commission by the neighbors about brick and mortar. >> can you please repeat those dates. >> july 25, july 27, and july 28th. on july 31, there was a second check received from brick and mortar to cover the citations for the returned check fees which did not bounce. that brings us to august 3 where sound inspections were made by both the entertainment commission and the department of public health to take sound measurements at brick and mortar. on august 3, that same day, there were no noise complaints filed by neighbors and august 4, the next day. so, that's just what we have before us, but it looks like we have the permit holder here to make their case, so -- >> okay. i'm here to request t

neil: it does not sit right in the reality is, but is the ec's response, does that mean the date is destroyed? that's a good point. what if it isn't? >> the class action lawsuits out there right now for these sorts ofrivacy violations. we're suing the government. eric holder, the president, congress. in order to prevail you have to approve the you were in fact spine upon to have proof of it, and it's really hard to get because the information is classified. it's usually only in an era that its turnover and in your somehow damaged. katrina is right. the only way to make the stop is to have a lot of people bring lawsuits to have everyone stand up in class actions were limited new legislators in there and change policy. otherwise there is no recourse for individual citizens. neil: thank you. i'm sure we will have other surprises and other ways to get you back here. this is like a gift that keeps giving. in the meantime thank you very much. neil: meanwhile, health care surprises' making all things look pretty weak. the newest today that could mean maybe this thing is on life support. then, apple

. >> nestled live at the golden gate bridge which to compare the ec because of the fall outside. outside at the golden gate bridge where you can see that the bridge is barely visible because of the fog. >> will have one and whether coming appeared >> with school just about to start, robert donofrio is one of many individuals and corporations who are donating school supplies to help offset that new law. sot robert donofrio/donating school supplies >> the more help the people can get the better off they will be paired >> this is the sunnyvale warehouse of 'raft,' which stands for resource area for teachers and it's just that. aisle after aisle of just about anything needed in the classroom. it's a big help to teachers who must now dig into their own pockets to supplement their classroom budgets. sot sandra suttoria/raft >> the demand for school supplies is apparent judging from the annual sacred heart charities backpack drive which handed out more than 4,000 bags of school supplies last week. at raft, staff and volunteers are sorting through a mountain of donated goods. roger chung

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we cannot rule out the chance for a shower or two and a rumble of thunder well south of the ecb dead ec metro. to get chilly around here. we haven't said that for a long time. >> thank you. coming up, the father of edwards noted secured a visa visit his son in russia. here what he plans to discuss with him when he sees him. the california teenager i was at the center of a multistate amber alert prepares to reunite with her family. good news for iphone fans >> we are following a developing story from rock island were a murder and kidnapping suspect remains at large. police are looking for the man suspected of killing two people inside a home in johnson this morning and kidnapping a two- year-old. state police in massachusetts arrested a different man they thought was him but it turns out it was not. police are trying to determine the relationship between a man, the people killed and the toddler. in idaho -- an emotional reunion is expected to take lace later today. the father of hannah anderson who was kidnapped a week ago will be reunited with his daughter. police shot and killed her al

that is the heart of a battle brewing at thes. ec, whether or not public companies should be force toddies close that ratio. today's panel on the power of money is steve forbes, chairman of forbes media. we also have james freeman of "the wall street journal" we have jonathan hoenig, hedge fund manager and fox news contributor. steve, let me ask you, who does this help? >> it helps nobody except the agitators, activist, shareholder activists who want to control executive pay. and the idea that you can get a good ceo at a pittance of what you get now is preposterous. they feel these comparisons will shame, give them more power over controlling the executive suite. melissa: yeah. >> it's a power play and at the end of the day i would love to have these people find real talent at a bargain price. it just ain't out there. melissa: this came up again and again and again in ref ton to the fight that has been going on this week as you see workers ad mcdonald es and wendy's and taco bell walk out. they say the average worker, not even averag

>> yeah, the home-ec teacher quit. apparently she was carrying more than oregano. >> oh. >> so, ms. simmons, you were right. nonviolent protest does work. >> that's right, baby. >> uh, not so fast, wino. >> that's milo. >> whatever. the principal want to see you in his office now. >> ooh. >> it's all right. it's all right. i'll go to the principal's office. >> all right. >> who with me? who with me? >> nobody. dead kid walking. dead kid walking. walking the green mile. get right with jesus. jolly rancher crunch n' chew. chewy inside... with a crunchy candy shell. untamed fruit flavor. jolly rancher crunch n' chew. >> man, that was a really good movie. >> yeah. >> i can't believe they couldn't tell that that was a man in a dress. >> [ laughs ] >> obvious to me. hey, could we please stay up late tonight? >> for the last time, i said no. >> please, will. >> all right, 15 more minutes. then it's time for bed. >> okay, but you've giving us no other choice. >> oh, mr. brown! >> yes. i am the negotiator. and joaquin and brianna would like an extra hour, and they will settle for nothing less

and doing a socioeconomic study how the spaces are equity ec-- equitably spread throughout the state and

and doing a socioeconomic study how the spaces are equity ec-- equitably spread throughout the state and our staff will talk more about this legislation so thank you for supporting this. >> thank you supervisors for hosting this meeting on parklets. i am nicole and an intern for sf beautiful. parklets do this by enhancing the walkability and for allowing pedestrians to shop, walk east and play and have activities that were previously not possible due to lack of space. by over taking parking spots the parklets [inaudible] open space and automobiles. another way parklets exist policy they encourage dynamic activation and create spaces of support and invite multiple uses by having corridors with landscaping lighting and furniture and offer a wide variety of spaces and increase public transit and bicycles that offer a variety of uses. now [inaudible] will continue. >> good afternoon. thank you supervisors for having this meeting and i am [inaudible] and an intern for sf beautiful and following on nicole's discussion on it i want to add another point that these parklets -- they help engag

among the thing he's demanding is all communications between the irs and the if. ec to 2008. i should underscore the republican fec commissioner i talked to, heunder scored that he is not sure that anyone nefarious or sinister was going on, but it should be investigated. and now it is. >> there's a lot of acronyms. >> alphabet soup. >> the original controversy is whether or not the irs was unfairly -- not allowing tax-exempt status. that was the allegations. this is about whether or not the irs, the same people were also reaching out to the federal election commission? >> or vice versa, whether people at the federal election commission were reaching out to the irs. the bottom line is if there's information in the public domain, there's nothing el lyle. they can talk about -- if it is private, it could potentially be illegal, so that is basically what they're looking at. again we don't know -- the same republicans three throwing mud against the wall, but the fact is they e-mails that were described, do show that there was communication that is questionable. there's wh

the first meeting will be this thursday in the cold straem rshg ec center on fill more street. n at 6:30. the goal is to find better things for the towns. >>> it's going to be a great time to take a dip in the pool. satellite and radar not picking up on a lot. we can see most of the clouds down to the south of baltimore for now. this is courtesy of a stalled out front around the carolinas. still picking up a few isolated showers across that area. high pressure is in demand, in control of our weather for today. that will continue into tomorrow and then we will start to see changes in the forecast again. the temperature in hanover 64 degrees. good morning to you and good morning to westminster where you're sitting pretty at 64 degrees as well. where we should be for this time of the year is at 65. we're seeing that in churchville this morning. also around centerville and mardell 63 and shady side at 64 as well. not picking up on a lot for today. that's good news. we will get rain through the next couple of days. in the meantime enjoy what you have for today and tomorrow. that's lo

the cellar. this is disturbing, and ec has been given copies of the report. but one of the things that we didn't like in the narrative. after two 20-year-old girls left the cellar after the party, one 20-year-old was hostile and attacked a 30-year-old member of the party. and they got into an argument over stupid stuff, i got anger issues, was her quote. and told officer millgan, that she and her friend were 20 years old and know the person at the club and let them in without i.d. and the rules of being 21, and then you have this girl with anger issues and now with cocktails on board. if not admitted into the club, the whole thing would not have happened. i saw the photos of the victim and she was beat up pretty badly. and last one, club atmosphere had several fights at closing time. i am not going over the report, it's way too long. but if you get a chance, you may want to read it as far as the level of fights. but this is just the summary from the sergeant who was working that night. central swing control, three tactical units watched the area. no club reac

the findings cast an unfair blanket of suspicion that all ec members of the sporting bancod substances will lead to enhance their performances. >> calls are now growing for those responsible to be held accountable. >> the calls for consequences are growing louder. officials and athletes are demanding action. they said the guilty parties must be named. this doping victim is an outrage that those behind the program were spare for so long. >> we have a president of the german olympic committee who was around during this very time frame, the 1970's. he was an athlete and he was very successful. that the perpetrators have been allowed to carry on since 1989 is partly his fault. >> the president of the german athletics association also wants the culprits to be named. >> since they were not named, there is a kind of general suspicion of all athletes from that generation. many prominent athletes from that time have contacted me in the last few days and sworn that they've never involved in the open. >> state ministers are to introduce an anti-doping law. doping is not a criminal offense in germ

the findings cast an unfair blanket of suspicion that all ec members of the sporting community use banned substances will lead to enhance their performances. >> calls are now growing for those responsible to be held accountable. >> the calls for consequences are growing louder. officials and athletes are demanding action. they said the guilty parties must be named. this doping victim is an outrage that those behind the program were spare for so long. >> we have a president of the german olympic committee who was around during this very time frame, the 1970's. he was an athlete and he was very successful. that the perpetrators have been allowed to carry on since 1989 is partly his fault. >> the president of the german athletics association also wants the culprits to be named. >> since they were not named, there is a kind of general suspicion of all athletes from that generation. many prominent athletes from that time have contacted me in the last few days and sworn that they've never involved in the open. >> state ministers are to introduce an anti-doping law. doping is not a criminal offe

>> if you have two bridges, it reduces the ec's -- the ease people have going to the larger store. instead of going to wal-mart, there would be a mom and pop store people could go to. the effortat about structure in your state? >> the infrastructure needs to be updated. what i see here is the cooperation of these governors. it is nice to see the experienced these people want to put together to work together. spirit see here is the of working together in the experience needed to do that and actually governing something. the next time someone wants to be president, maybe they should become a governor first so they can put forward a balanced budget, a foreign-policy, a jobs program, somebody who has actually done something in government. that would really make a difference in this country. >> we are watching the governors and their staff wrapped up this first session on infrastructure, talking about infrastructure in different states and how the federal government can help. on theyork, you are independent line. what about infrastructure in new york? >> we need a lot done. i live in a

connell: when the big east split up, two conferences were created, wanted the big ec and these basketballnd the other conference is the american athletic conference, looking at your names like uconn and rutgers is leaving and louisville is a big one. moneywise, from what b.c. $20 million a year on a tv deal, huge conferences, $200 million tv deals, financially it is tough to start a new conference or one that split from a big one. how do you do it financially? >> first of all it is more than $20 million. that was one deal and it was underreportedly kept marketing rights and had a second tv deal. connell: i won't get into that. >> it is more than that. in addition we have a significant amount of revenue because of exit fees and units left behind by schools, significant amount of revenue was going to be wind at our backs in terms of financial health of the conference and when we made the settlement with a group of catholic schools the vast majority of that revenue going forward. we are in good shape and we will be part of the b.c. as revenue and college football revenue and also have units,

a big victory for the s in ec. next up is penalties. >> i disagree. i don't think he's a face. he street has moved on. i think that this is a bigger story of the loss. the fact that they want, it's almost rudimentary. liz: agaii, the case is over. it appears that the fabulous fab is not so fab. he is liable. liable on six of the seven counts. already settled. okay. coming right back. twenty-six minutes before the closing bell. dow jones industrial up 118. ♪ liz: well, it was just launched moments ago. the first and set produced since the takeover by google in 2011. the beginning of the come back. joining us now, motorola mobility ceo. good to have you. first of all, we love these stories because it is american innovation happening here in the u.s. let's first talk about the features of the phone in a national what are the best parts ? >> thank you for having me. you heard of this self driving a car. think of this as the self driving phone. it will navigate. you can imagine in a car how important it is. liz: contention lead people are aware of what their phones are doing and what

managed to delay implementation distractions as occurred and he would worked very hard to implement the ecultivate a relationship with the vatican officials realizing there could be favors he could extend perhaps thinking ahead or may be returned to. the works of art from florence were moved north over palm cratered roads from allied pilots using trucks and fuel that general wolfe had been available. the understanding is that these works of art were the safest and the thai officials could not move them back into the city because the trucks were confiscated by german forces. it was the judgment that they needed to be saved in their overtaking them north to places to be headed to an area that legally is in italy but predominantly german-speaking and even to this day. there they were unloaded a you can see the minimal amount of protection provided moving 350 miles north over the iraqi roads sometimes no t.a.r.p. their life being in light drizzle you can see the strong the ground the paintings swinging back and forth over the vibration of the road and there they stayed. wolff understanding the

we're going to go in and everything that we have and prove from the onset we have come with the full and fair ecposals that. >> and june 30th. officials say the unions are using the threat of a strike as a scare tactic. and holding them hostage. >> and if they are stuck in traffic. and a horrendous nightmare. we need to put them first. >> it has been offering smaller raises than what they want and pay more for benefits which the union say will wipe out the rates. and up great them and the system. >> that's what it is about to begin with. >> and bart trains are rolling for now. and alex savage has been in we have been on since 4:00 this morning. how are they. i'll tell how else is happy. that will be bart employees. and obviously very glad to be at work today. and could not say a lot more than that this morning. but he is pleased and on the job for the time being. riders are talking as they waited for the trains. they told me they spent the time and figuring out plans just in case figuring out ways to get to work in the event of a strike. and ferries and buses and car pool with people they know.

the nsa? this divide both parties. within your party, ec very strong defenders of the surveillance programs that are going on -- you see very strong defenders of the surveillance programs that are going on. i wonder if this is something you have gotten involved in. or does made a bridge not fall within your bailiwick? >> it certainly falls within my daily week on the official site. -- bailiwick on the official side. president obama talked about protecting our national security protecting the american's privacy it is critical. time on this. i spent five years on the judiciary committee during the reauthorization process of the patriot act and has spent some time on the privacy and security issues. , while in some troubling, it is going to make some uncomfortable. there is no question that those programs have given us an opportunity to prevent terrorist acts and those who s harm.o american there appears to be no question that there are times when the programs have gone for their than americans are comfortable with. including president obama.

a loved one can lead to bitterness, however her brother says the owner of preston pipeline has been in contact offering help and support. éc acciden. that is the way we look at it. no ill feelings. we pray that the operateors is able to pull through this difficult time. they see tragedies every day. and this hit home. >> gonzales didn't fulfill her dream perhaps her life will inspire others to follow in >>> a former concord elementary schoolteacher could face more child molestation charges facing 92 counts of sex abuse against 11 former students. today prosecutors told a judge they are adding 17 more molestation charges against martin involving two additional victims. all former students from martin's 5th grade class. >> moving on to weather and into the bay area, high fire danger signs up for the east bay. there is a possibility of dry lightning. firefighters have been sent to battle wildfires in northern, and southern california. sandhya patel is here now with the latest on what makes this so dangerous. >> we're talking about dry winter combining with numerous lightning strikes and dry lightning could touch off fires. yo

a loved one can lead to bitterness, however her brother says the owner of preston pipeline has been in contact offering help and support. éc acciden. that is the way we look at it. no ill feelings. we pray that the operateors is able to pull through this difficult time. they see tragedies every day. and this hit home. >> gonzales didn't fulfill her dream perhaps her life will inspire others to follow in >>> a former concord elementary schoolteacher could face more child molestation charges facing 92 counts of sex abuse against 11 former students. today prosecutors told a judge they are adding 17 more molestation charges against martin involving two additional victims. all former students from martin's 5th grade class. >> moving on to weather and into the bay area, high fire danger signs up for the east bay. there is a possibility of dry lightning. firefighters have been sent to battle wildfires in northern, and southern california. sandhya patel is here now with the latest on what makes this so dangerous. >> we're talking about dry winter combining with numerous lightning strikes and dry lightning could touch off fires. yo

the new yorker, dr. ahul hul. we'll be right back. éc! cheers and applause ] >> stephen: that's it for the report, everyb captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. [ cheers and applause ] >> john: welcome to the daily show. my name is john oliver. i'm still sitting in for jon stewart. he is waiting at home for time warner to come fix his cable. they said they'd be there between noon and 2:00 on june 10. frankly he's still waiting there. our guest tonight from project runway, mr. tim gunn is with us. [ cheers and applause ] a glorious human being. but we start tonight with justice. now earlier this summer we heard a lot about the supreme court which likedded gay marriage but not southern minorities' ability to vote for it. but there are other much less supreme courts. did you know that you are sitting in one right now? that's right. it's time for tonight's installment of judge johnny. bail

number two, number one, if the deal goes through. >> right. >> it makes you a little more ener jet ec. i think you mentioned mutual mobile this afternoon. we've taken a significant minority interest out of austin. we've done five or six deals in brazil, in the u.k., two in asia, you will see more next week, we are getting our skates on and we've moved the targets up as you said in the intro for digital to 40 to 45% of our business an forecast growth markets. >> so what is behind that? why did you move these targets up? what is driving that? >> i wanted to signal to our people we wanted to be a lith little more ener jet ec. if you said to me, what do i regret about the past five or ten years? we didn't go fast enough. our argue nal target was to get to 140. i get to get our people in 110 countries on that t. other thing we are signaling is this. big certainly has only impact in media buy, but big in our industry, we have been writing about the 20 to 25 years that there are dis-economies of scaling businesses. you know from the newspaper business, you double the size of an editorial dep

you look at the tones from bob eiger. much more diplomat ec> same as kerry over at fox, they're taking an compelsively aggressive tone. >> but i think that everyone, tell me if i'm wrong, i think all the other players love that cbs is the one out front. they're the ones taking the bullets on this ultimately, whatever they get, everybody else will get. >> true. they don't want to break the system. >> right. by definition, they're driving up value. >> right. for now. >> i like this. brian, thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a couple new products from apple could be on the way, details after the break. still trying to convince miss quick to get on the iphone. >> i have an ipad. i am not a total apple idiot. >> okay. anyway, we got oil and gold on the move, we talk to traders on the move to find out when prices play into your portfolio, squawk intox comes back right after a quick break. . . >> pap him is expected to announce its newest iphone september 10th. all things d reporting the company will launch the new version of the m

but it will be cooler in the 70s and 50s and 60s. >> with ec back. k at the top stories we're following at 5:43. a tragedy in oakland a baby boy and his fath were killed in an early morning shooting. it happened hours ago at a home on tkpworplly avenue. police say someone fired a gun into the back bedroom of a house. they believe the 20 year old father may have been the target. >>> ac transyes, it is is running. an agreement to avoid a strike. and it has agreed to a raise over three years for more than 1600 union employees. that deal will keep riders from being strand bade strike that was scheduled to start after midnight. >>> later this morning bart management and labor union leaders will present their sides to a special board of inquiry in a public hearing. the board will report the findings to the governor by the end of the week. the governor could then call for a 60-day cooling off period to make sure bart trains are running. >>> a drone strike killed 6 suspected militants today. a day after most americans were evacuated from the embassy there. an

the word. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) éc!p.,@ >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. hanks very much. hello to all of you here in the studio watching from home or reading my prompter at the nsa. spoiler alert, guys, this is the next sentence. now it's no secret i'm in favor of government surveillance. it's certainly no secret from the government. but ever since the leaks from nsa trader and guests at your wedding it no one seems to know, edward snowden, we've all had questions about domestic fines, how much do they know about it as much as facebook or nothing at all because they're using google plus. well, i have to hand it to the president for addressing america's concerns last week on the nbc nightly leno. >> there is no spying on americans. we don't have a domestic spying program. >> stephen: see, no domestic spying program. because it's clearly not dom es at this kated. it's not even housebroken. look at all the leaks. the point is they're not spying on us, end of story. now the rest of the story is that the president gave us more details about the program that we

because at the end of one era and, of course, it's very much the beginning of another era, an era of resistance, and as i said, of change. an era of ec ecstasy in all sens of the word. ecstasy as liberation, ecstasy as freedom, ec ecstasy as happiness, as rapture, ecstasy as delirium. so it was a way to begin to understand, for me, what those nos where going to come to mean and what it meant to try to change the law or to put one's self up against the law or to say no in so many cultural and political ways. and with that and with that sense is where i want to leave you for my remarks and actually just read you very briefly from the opening of book which is straight after quincy adams' death. and the present was and future would also be a time of delirium, failure, violence and refusal; refusal to listen and find or create that hard common ground of compromise, refusal to bend so great was the fear of breaking, refusal to change and refusal to imagine what it might be like to be someone else. john quincy adams knew how to say no, but that negative could be inflexible, ideological, fanatical, particularly when some considered refusal a