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car that hit him kept going down the road. >> all right, police believe the 87-year-old driver of the pt cruiser had a heat streak and lost consciousness while behind the wheel. despite the graphic video you see how bad this is. police say the man carrying the flag he is expected to survive and be okay. >>> well, a florida lifeguard is now looking for a new job after doing his job. rescuing a drowning man from the beach. tomas lopez left his designated zone monday saving the man who was struggling in an area where lifeguards are told not to go. he was fired on the spot for doing what he did. >> not going to put my job over going to help someone again. i'm going to do what i felt was right and i did. >> if i see anyone drowning regardless of where they are i'm going to save them because i'm a lifeguard. and even as a human i'm going to save someone if i think they need help. >> the other lifeguard was fired when he told somethings he would do the same thing -- managers he would do the same thing. another lifeguard quit as a sign of solidarity with his friends. the company's policy is to c

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taking the early lead. fell pts, he's the one lagging far behind. barely a contender after the first lap. sinking to a distance fourth at the end. his main american rivalry, lochte, easily winning gold. hours before phelps even barely qualified. afterwards, lochte tweeted, thanks to my fans. this gold was for lochte nation. that's what happens when lochte nation units. while michael phelps tweets, not please withed with my race. you have to go back to 2000 olympics, when he was 15, the last time he raced and didn't medaled. american elizabeth beisel took silver. >>> back on terra firma u.s. men's gymnastics top of the standings a of the qualifying round. in hoops, the u.s. trounced croatia. while in soccer, they routed colombia, one step closer to repeating their 2008 gold medal win. in volleyball, the top u.s. women's team held off south korea. and tension as tight as a bow, as america's first medal of the game slipped from gold to silver. on the last arrow, italy needed a bull's eye to win and that's where the final arrow landed. happened to be in

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i don't agree with all the criticisms of private equity pt what he's saying the so-called job creators, that's true. they are interested in doing what's right for their investors. sometimes that helps create jobs in the u.s., sometimes it doesn't. that's the political point. >> more than sometimes, more than sometimes, adam. come on, you know it's more than sometimes. >> no, i don't know. >> oh, see, are you telling me that you, in all your great research, have found that private equity is a net job killer? not a net job creator? >> i'm saying that creating jobs in the united states in some sort of-- in some jurisdiction is not the job of a private equity investors and that isn't what i would want them to do. >> no, you're a business reporter. >> i agree that investing in education and infrastructure, what we should be doing, nothing objectionable. >> adam, you and you cover this stuff, to are a long time. this is a pretty simple question, do they create jobs or kill jobs? based on my research, they create a lot more jobs, what are you saying? >> yeah, but charlie, we could have the sa

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we need to warn you the video you're about to see especially at this early hour is especially disturbing. that man was carrying a flag in a parade in wisconsin suddenly run over by a pt cruiser, both the driver and the man car ring the flag they are -- man carrying the flag they are vfw members. they believe the man driving lost consciousness while driving the convertible. despite how graphic the video is, though, everyone is expected to be okay especially the man who was once again struck by the car. >>> at least three florida lifeguards are now looking for new jobs after one of them rescued a drowning man. that's not a misprint. he was fired for rescuing someone. tomas lopez left the designated zone to save a man in an area and the lifeguards were not supposed to be there. he was fired for doing this. at least one of the lifeguards has also been let go because he said he would have done the exact same thing. listen. >> not going to put my job over going to help someone again. i'm going to do what i felt was right and i did. >> if i see anyone drowning regardless of where they are i'm going to save them because i'm a lifeguard and even as a human i'm going to save s

and you could see also the workers' party, the pt, asking the vote for lopez obrador, the same thingfor the prd. so it was very, very clear that the same candidate was asking the vote for different parties. and this, obviously, found a reflection on the ballot on election day. but this tells you about a very complex voting pattern that i think it only could have taken place on election day. in what sense, this requires a lot of attention to the ballot, which parties nominate the same candidate and all that stuff. and to give you an idea of the measurement issues, if you compare the official results with exit polls were highly accurate on election day, and i want to stress this, these are the actual results of our exit poll and the official results. if you look at the candidate, i mean, the difference between each candidate is less than one percentage point. well within the sapping error. but if you look at the exit poll results disaggregated by party, i only have 8% report for -- [inaudible] i underestimate the vote. this is, and i want to throw this, this was a measurement taken a f

the borrowing its down. we have hundred million in outstanding debt. 55 million in authority debt that authority defaulted on ptem and the reason we can't pay our public servants is pennsylvania because we are paying 8 to 10 million year in basically debt service costs. we need to get that under control. we need to restructure the debt. we need to address the pengs which are becoming a massive problem in and other massive expense for the city. we can't simply just cut the salaries of our employees and say that saves us money. er with contractually obligated to pay money. they will win that lawsuit. >> it is interesting -- >> you know what is funny here, poppy? it sounds like he is talking about the federal government. because it's the same problem. we've got an economy that's not performing so we can't pay our bills and nobody gets it. so if you are in scranton, you think it's scranton problem. if you are in san bernardino deen why, you think it is a san bernardino problem. our cities are dying because our economy is dying and our economy is dying because we don't make stuff any more. we have to get our manufac

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