with that, i reserve my time. the chair: the gentlewoman from texas reserves the balance of her time. does the gentleman from virginia claim the time chemical in opposition to the amendment? mr. goodlatte: yes, i do. the chair: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for five minutes. mr. goodlatte: thank you, mr. chairman. i do rise in opposition to the amendment. this amendment denies the benefit of the bill's permit streamlining provisions to any and all projects that could be terrorist targets or involved chemical facilities or other critical infrastructure. that includes projects that would help to protect those infrastructures and facilities from terrorist attacks or other adversities. why would we want to delay permitting decisions on projects that would help to protect us? the bill moreover already provides up to 4 1/2 years for agencies to complete their environmental reviews for new permit applications and reasonable additional time for agencies to wrap up final permit approvals or denials after that.

leaving too much time on the clock. they're going to try to do it from the line of scrimmage here. >> gus: goff slowing down the pace. on third and 7. goff in trouble. fires incomplete. texas brought everybody on that play. that will force the bears to punt it away. goff limps off the field. i love the play from the defensive coordinator and charlie strong. in third and long, seven plus, you want the ball out of the quarterback's hand as quickly as possible. they were able to do that with the blitz. now the dangerous man back to receive the punt after vance bedford fouled up the pressure. >> gus: the first punt for cal. cole leininger comes on. quarterback and the punter. >> referee: time out for cal. a 30-second time-out. >> gus: 7:07 to play in the fourth. daje johnson, boy, he would love to get his hands on the football. >> gus: welcome back. 7:07 to go. how about this? fourth down and 7. leininger, the punter, on the side line. now jared goff, are he pooch it or go for it? he will pooch it. a nice job by the quarter

it was difficult times.orbachev was still admired by many. , not to may losing be losing the country but the that thee, the problem economy. reformsn bring other based on the economy which gives people confidence. salaries. then you can tell. we need more rapid changes. gorbachev was this was not brought to the level. thethe strong will for change was benefiting your own people. it could've benefited every family. the economy was not working. in china in the same situation they made wise decisions to start with the economy and infighting. charlie: you made a commitment to build here in the had an architect who built the ,oundation and then you decided you saw a building you like to so much, well, toronto. valery gergiev: i was never thinking of building a new concert house or concert hall and we have both and now. thinking, the only one advantage i have over everybody is i love music and they do, too. as a leader, i have to prove i can work hard. and they would have to work, perhaps prepare. then we will exp

give us time to read it. what other organizations did, they read the first half -- the ruling flipped in the middle. we did not. we waited as adam said there was enough time to write it. we work really hard not to make mistakes. we don't let speed -- i understand that the greatest currency we have is that we work hard to be accurate, edited and truthful as possible. i understand i cannot squander that. jack: i've talked to some talented tech people who said they left ""the times"" because the news department people patronized them as service assistance rather than recognizing them as innovative partners. is that a fair criticism? dean: i bet you that is a fair criticism. i bet there was a period -- i will hope that the assessments would be different now, but i bet people would have said for a long time that we did not quite understand how much technology people in the whole of "the new york times" had to offer. arthur: dean made another important hire in kinzie wilson. dean hired a new head of digital who use

i've worked in kabul 10 times in one time i went back on my own.ministry of finance civil service administration and anticorruption project he. my point is because of the way i look and if i were afghan clothing i can walk around in kabul. one time i went to a military camp and they sicken me take you back to the hotel mesa dropped me off anyplace and i will get a taxi and of course they thought i was crazy. i had been to the compound and the isaf compound and i'm seeing how people like you so the state department embassy you are so isolated from what's going on against the common people were as with my background especially in kabul with the way i look i can walk around all the time with afghan friends. one project i would have my friends picked me up and we would go out for pizza and ice cream in restaurants. i went to engagement parties at hotels where the sexes were separated but it was fun to dance with men where was acceptable. my point is and you may be as an individual quite brilliant and analytical but in terms of people living in american

we're looking at a 34 minute drive time in to cupertino.he bay bridge in you can see how slowly the traffic is moving. even at 880 approach to the bridge is backed up. even the highway 92 and 280 is not working either. look at the richmond bridge which is backed up to harbor way on though west that on five a day the ride. >> james: it with the weather in goal of the shots and we have beautiful temperatures are in now with little wind. later though however the wind will not help because it will be hot this afternoon. as a result no clouds we will have temperatures climb up high enough for he advisory until 7:00 tonight for all these areas in yellow we will see temperatures well over what we should see this time of year. these triple digit heat temperatures will continue throughout the week. watch these numbers as i switched afternoon highs will receive 100 + degrees to the inland bays. the >> michelle: we have the potential for five new records this afternoon. concord will go to 102 degrees which beats the old record of 99. a word 101 which

. >>> time is 7:03. today lawyers for the family of kate steinle plan to file a lawsuit against san francisco's sheriff and two federal agencies. allie rasmus has information on the lawsuit. >> it names ross mirkarimi, the department for management. undocumented immigrant juan francisco lopez-sanchez is accused of shooting and killing kathryn steinle as she went on a walk on pier 14 in july. he had been deported several times already and had a record. he had been in san francisco jail before the shooting happened but the sheriff's department did not turn him over to i.c.e. or notify i.c.e. when he was release today jail because the sheriff says according to his interpretation, he is prohibited from coordinating with i.c.e.. that's why the sheriff and i.c.e. are named in this shoot. the bureau of land management is named because the gun had been stolen from an agent's car in san francisco. i spoke with hastings legal professor who explained there are a lot of challenges to these types of suits. many suits

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i had to time the pictures. charlie: you time to the pitchers.ol: when he goes up with his arm, i follow him. charlie: how much of hitting a baseball is in the wrist. yogi: it should be all wrist. charlie: if the ball is coming fast enough. yogi: the heart of the guys throw -- you see a lot of guys striking out today. they use light bats. 32 ounce, 34 inches. they all want to hit home runs today. charlie: what is your greatest moment in baseball? yogi: being a yankee. i think it was great. i was very fortunate. played 17 years, 14 world series. charlie: the championship. yogi: it's got to be. hall of fame. charlie: was it one game? the don larson perfect game? yogi: well, that then. i think hall of fame is most precious. charlie: being a member? being voted most bible player three times. charlie:-- most valuable player three times. charlie: who did you take with you? yogi: lefty gomez. charlie: colfax hard to hit? to bat against when you had control. and when you did not have control. when i was coach with the mets, the guy said, you are lucky to

that from time to time where we have 12 hours of daylight. sunrising about now and sets about the 7:00 hour depending on where you live. we have low clouds, mid and high level clouds, coastline low clouds. and mid and high level across the bay, inner east bay too sketching into the sacramento valley. where we have partly cloudy skies, a little more sunshine over portions of the north bay. again some of us waking up just a tad cooler this morning than yesterday. winds generally light in fairfield, onshore breeze at 7 mis per hour. calm for novato, oakland and we have calm conditions in concord. little change in store. temperatures may drop off a little. then a bigger cooldown as we get into monday. temperatures outside now, if you're going to be stepping out any time soon 54 degrees half- moon bay. 56 san francisco. upper 60s in oakland and walnut creek. 59 in san jose. for the afternoon today we have partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy along the coastline. around the bay area clouds continue and in the afternoon, 60s at the coast, 60s and 70

at this time i will reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from tennessee reserves. the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. castor: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. castor: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i rise in strong opposition to the deny women health care act. madam speaker, congressional approval ratings are at an all time low and here's another example of why. republicans in congress have failed to fulfill their fundamental responsibility to our great nation again. republicans have pushed america to the brink of another government shut down, and we are a mere five legislative days away. republicans in congress have refused to sit down and negotiate a bipartisan appropriations plan despite the urging of democrats, business leaders, military service members, and citizens all across america. the bill brought to the floor today is an attempt by republican leaders to distract the america

this is a four-minute drive time and it's nearly the same amount of time to reverse that distance from towards coopertino. the bay brick has been backed up into mccarther. >>> and another wildfire burning in lake county, this fire on the north side of the lake and broke out north side of the upper lake. so far, the fire's burned over 400 acres. >> a lot of breaking news to talk about this morning. good morning, i'm daria. >> and i'm dan. james fletcher, we'll look at firefighter conditions in the area this morning. >> 50 we want to go to our reporter who is live at the fire scene this morning and has the very latest, will. >> reporter: i'm at the command center. they said last night about 400 acres, this morning, 450 acres and the percentage of containment, 20%, so they did not make any significant progress over sdmiet that's usually the case as they just hope to make sure it doesn't spread any further. excuse me, sir, real quickly. >> from chaenl 6 news. you were in that meeting. >> any updates? we saw mike martin -- >> there is no updates. >> any structures since the time last? no th

time. why are they putting it on me? >> i would agree with him. you can't be everywhere at every moment of every day correcting people. people say horrible things about donald trump every day. does that mean that hillary clinton has to go out there and defend every time someone attacks him? no. it is at her event. if someone says something that's factually incorrect, it would be her obligation to say, i don't like donald trump's policies. we are running against each other. however, he is an american and he is not what you just said he is, if you know it is not true. this is leadership. he showed lack of leadership in the situation. i think it was a bad political move. >> what about that responding in the way we saw john mccain respond in 2008 when there was a similar response? >> victor, that john mccain response, when you listen to it very carefully, the woman in question who is asking him the question starts to say that mr. obama is a -- her word was arab. i assume she means muslim. at th

anchorage should in time. and so as we know, as many of us know, there were some significant disappointments. anchorage was born at most of -- born when much of the world was at war and our war begins in 1914 and the united states will get into the war in april of 1917. young men leave anchorage and alaska in big numbers. or they leave alaska to go to join the military and some women will leave as well to work at the red cross. and also i sign article about a young woman who joined the navy. folks will leave to serve in the military and leave to work in industry outside. many of the ships involved in the alaska trade are divergent did -- ver the -- diver diverted to the war effort. so the depression that began in the united states in 1929, i think it is safe to say begins and alaska around 1918. alaska deals with a couple of decades of economic depression. and a sense that i have, perhaps some of you have a different sense, when done depression his nationally, it does not make a huge difference because much of

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incredible warmth for this time of year.ures across new york city this morning up to 80 degrees. believe it or not, that is what it should be for high temperature this type of year. we are sitting at that in the early morning hours. with high pressure, you get sinking air. it warms by compression. the same concept as you pump the bike tire and see and feel the air warm on the pump and tire. new york city heat index and in washington up around 96 degrees. new york city close to 90 what it feels like by the afternoon. all of this is ten degrees above climatological norms. it cools off just a hair and it warms right back up. boston, average today, 77. gets up to 90. new york city, we don't get much of that. it gets up to 93 degrees. notice the temperatures do want to cool off for friday and saturday. much the same develops next monday. it looks like a long term pattern for the immediate future. >> we can pretend it summer. >> it was 80 degrees at 2:30 this morning. 80. >> all i can hear is 2:30. >> which is worse than the heat.

time to get down. time to get wild. absolutely crazy.tsuit, pant, pant, pant, pantsuit. everybody needs a chance, everybody needs a pantsuit. party, party, party, party, party in your pantsuit. every american gets a cupcake. mother [ bleep ] pantsuit. i'm just chillin'. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i mean, that's -- [ applause ] that's a complete makeover. ladies and gentlemen, give it up for the 8g band! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you all know the 8g band. we've been very lucky to have him with us all week. abe laboriel jr. thank you, abe, for being here. [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks man. nice to be here. >> seth: abe has a new album. it is "naked" from his band sprinkle. it's available at itunes. such a joy to have you. thank you so much for being back with us, abe everybody. >> thank you, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we have such an exciting show for you guys tonight. he's on a new show, on nbc this network right here called "best time ever," he's back with us, neil patrick harris is joining us this evening.

: this is big time. now, you were a dallas cowboy your whole career. you are, unabashedly, a cowboy fan and it has been a --. >> right. >> seth: -- they're 2-0. but about as scary a 2-0 you can be. tony romo out. dez bryant out. how, from your days as a player, how does the team -- how is >> these are not just injuries. these are your best players. and not the best players on the dallas cowboys, these are some of the best players in the whole national football league. and you lose dez, he's not just great receptions like i used to be, he's also the emotional leader like i used to be. >> seth: yeah. >> so, he means so much to the team. and certainly, tony romo does. it's hard. it really is. but now, there are a few guys that, if i'm them in their locker room. i'm telling these guys, you see the star on the side of your helmet? it's time for other people to step up and be stars, because you have an opportunity. >> seth: you talk about being the emotional leader, i'm very happy as a viewer, that you're also

up to 90 by lunch time today and still climbing. good news is this is going to be the last of our heat wave. we will go through the neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast when i'm back in ten minute. >>> on the vine street expressway right around 24th street and just off in the dance right around this area off of the exit ramp watch out for ongoing construction. not blocking off any lanes. just off of the exit ramp. if you're headed in either direction, have you no problems. a three-minute drive time from 95 to the schuylkill expressway. as for the rest of our drive times, 95 southbound from wood haven road up to the vine street expressway 13 minutes. mass transit is all green. no delays currently. more drive times in ten minutes. >>> we are following breaking news from overseas. a migrant crisis in hungary. here is a live look from budape budapest. police left the train station why thousands of migrants were seeking asylum have been waiting three days to travel into on europe. overnight the migrants tried to board the trains and gov

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i wish i had had had more time.pefully the next debate i can be a little more effective there with more time. >> i think you will have to be more assertive and jump in and hit somebody with a pie. look, here is the bottom line. you are a policy wonk. okay? you turned ohio around. i don't care if people think that i'm favoring you. i'm not. i'm telling the truth. you did a magnificent job in ohio. i never thought you would be able it to do what you did there. when you go out and start to tell people what you did in ohio, they fog out. governor. they fog out. all right. they just -- it's just human nature. whereas some of your competitors, ie donald trump, he is telling carly fiorina she needs a face lift. this is great tv. it's magnetic tv. so that the tv goes to him you are like the gold glove winner on baseball that makes all the catches but doesn't make any home runs. >> bill, here is the thing you have got to realize. i'm running second in new hampshire. i mean, my campaign started on july 21st and i'm now runnin

peyton manning, plenty of time. two-minute warning, one time-out. of times in his career. jim: this pass, on the money for thomas. picks up 22. phil: crossers underneath. everybody is chasing underneath and that leaves a big volleyed behind the linebackers and peyton manning throws it in there perfectly. jim: that is the longest play of the first two games of the season for denver, 22 yards. manning's throw this time out of reach at the two-minute warning. that was intended for daniels. the broncos will have one time-out to operate with for these last two minutes. end zone, convert the p.a.t. shoulders don't just carry pads. they carry your fans' passions, hopes, and dreams and maybe, a chance at greatness... because shoulders were made for greatness. not dandruff introducing our 2015 nfl line up. get your favorite team's jim: we're back with two minutes remaining. phil: if i was kansas city on the defensive side i would not blitz. i would play safe, make him throw short and put the pressure on your pass rushers to find a way to get to peyton manning. jim: second and 10. m

they do take a long period of time. from one administration in the white house to the next, so i think people just need to be patient. we need to give nasa the resources to do these hard things, but we have the people and the ability to accomplish exciting things in space. john terry, we heard scott earlier say he was really looking forward to his space walk, and you completed three spacewalks during your mission, and this helped prepare the space station for the new boeing and spacex commercial crew vehicle's, and you also gave us go pro shots, but can you tell us what it is like to be out on those walks and doing this kind of work? terry: yes, it was definitely unique. that was definitely a, going outside for the first time. in the pool, we practiced doing , and it is about from there to there, and reach over and grabbed, and on my very dost spacewalk, i went to that, and then i was, no, i am not going to do that, so i did cut, but it ist amazing to look back and seat worth. at maybe a minute or two to do that. i i ne

it was an interesting time. another dark time in american history with japanese-americans interred. was there any spillover? to there any other factor the japanese? can you touch on that. -- on that? >> it is interesting for the chinese-american to ended up in china. you think about internment of enemy-aliens. that was the justification for interning japanese-americans. we do not call it incarceration. chinese-americans were seen as less threatening by the japanese. at what is happening in the united states in places like san francisco, there was animosity between the chinese and japanese because of the japanese, before pearl harbor, supported the invasion of china. a number of chinese americans who celebrated it and took over their businesses. had impact. it changed how groups fell about each other often. >> your research? h i had an unlimited budget. i taught history last year at a university of finance and economics and i made trips to shanghai. later, i spent some time in hong kong. were overseas schools and set up for people of chinese ancestry outside of china to study in chin

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and i don't know her well, i talked to her couple times, interviewed her a couple times. but she would be a very strong candidate obviously. >> seth: they definitely -- at some point the democrats are gonna have to do something crazy or else no one's gonna watch their debates. i feel like -- [ laughter ] everyone's like, "when's the next g.o.p. debate?" i want to see that again. you have -- >> or every question will be about trump. >> seth: i know that -- the best. now you are a very good friends with andy cohen. >> yes. we go way back. >> seth: now you guys went on tour for his last book, right? >> we -- i did an interview with him for his last book. and it was so much fun. we decided to take it on the road. so andy and i now every month or so go -- we book a theater somewhere and he and i like kibitz on a stage in front of a sold out crowd and it's incredibly fun. and everybody in the audience seems to get drunk. [ light laughter ] it's like hanging out with us for a night. we're gonna be in washington, columbus, minneapolis coming up. >> seth: what's it like being on t

we got rockets from time to time, things like that.othing like that. >> so now you're on your vacation celebrating your down time with your best friends. and you appreciate you know, the irony of danger coming to you then. the terrorists coming to you then as opposed to i mean, afghanistan. >> again, not just that, the sheer odds of that. the one time i'm in france, the one time i don't have a handgun on me. the one time we're altogether again, just a coincidence -- it's amazing, just the sheer odds of it happening then and there. >> you hear terrorists in america all the time. but you never think okay, that is going to happen to us. like we talked about it, and we all were like the same mentality, but you never know when will it happens. >> you have to be at least somewhat conscious of the fact we're in a war and we have an enemy and they want to kill us and kill civilians. >> it lets you know always be aware of your surroundings. don't let yourself be known as military and american. >> but you were not in military gear when you were

the cloture measure was held up until that time. they said if you don't get it this time.alled the president which you don't do every day. any vote that can be cast to the person wouldn't be hurt. he's against cloture but also wants a housing project in downtown anchorage. so the next morning we are on the floor when we get the cloture was people didn't think we would do it. resolve we saw the senator from alaska come through the backdoor and we passed fair housing and we got the cloture on the fourth vote but we got it. this is an 18th century committee chaired by a 17 country chairman. they forced the house to raise the bill from the committee and a past and a week later lyndon johnson signed the fair housing act it was the great victory in modern history. [applause] it's important to know and remember and none of this was possible without support. we had a ed derksen, and brooks about 14 to 16 republican senators who were with us because they were republicans as they call themselves. they fought civil rights was their idea. and they voted for it and they gave the margin

basically she said i wouldn't want to waste your time or my time right now.s what she told us. and then she said at this time i'd like to go ahead an resign my position. so at the time we took her resignation and escorted her off the facility grounds. we have a zero intolerance for being intoxicated on the job or being under the influence of any kind of narcotic or drug. she knew that when she got hired in. she knew you were not supposed to do it. when you are dirty staff around, as we call it, or staff breaking the rules like that, it affects everybody on the job. >> following her resignation, officer ellis declined our request for an interview. michael hollon will have to find another source of income as well. he has just met with the prison's disciplinary hearing board for allegedly having conned an elderly man out of thousands of dollars. >> what's going on? >> found me guilty of fraud. telling somebody i was going to come home if they sent money. they sent money, i didn't come home. i feel really bad about not being in contact with my friend. he meant so

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you've all been playing together for awhile and practice three times a week, one hour each time.ere going to say that? how did i know? also, when you play, you guys are really in the body language. everybody is going to see it and don't you got a headache. >> yeah, sometimes we shake our head too much so sometimes we get dizzy. one time i shook my head too much and then i almost fell off my chair. [ laughter ] >> that would be a problem. you can't fall off the chair. that would be a big problem and i heard you're a big football fan. >> yeah, i'm such a big football fan. >> can you do the victor cruz salsa dance. give me something. ♪ ♪ bad acha da dum ♪ >> i can do your dance. >> what's my dance? aaarg. >> i don't know if that's as much a dance as scary. >> i wish we could go to a giants gail together. that would be so cool. >> yeah, i think i just got baited into going to a giants game with justin. but you are going to perform for us and you'll perform "firework" by katy perry. take it away. it's all yours. [ applause ] ♪ [ playing "firework" ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>

on time. but when it comes to spider man and some of the des nudas asking for money, that's up in the air. they discussed zoning off sections of times square for those costume characters. commissioner bratton says he's not sure that will work. with an end of september deadline, this task force is weeks behind. the schedule is concerning some. commissioner bratton says, however, he's not worried. >> it was a very limited discussion about times square. this was an hour. i thought it would be longer. >> i'm very comfortable by the deadline or close to it that we'll have something that will allow us to move forward. >> reporter: it seems like the zoning idea is the big sticking point for this task force. they're proposing three zones. one for solicitation or commercial activity for the des nudas and everyone else, one happen in times square, and another one just for pedestrians to pass by. it doesn't seem there's any easy resolution. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:07 right now. breaking news thi

hour. 79 degrees at noon time today. the forecast, neighborhood by neighborhood, when i'm back in 10 minutes. time for jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. >> and thanks, bill. we're doing a quick check on new jersey roads. right now we're on 295 around the black horse pike. you can see traffic all moving nicely. we only have a 12-minute drive time southbound from 38 to this point at the black horse pike. heading toward the philadelphia area, maybe getting to the benny, you'll have no problem there. it works -- work zone not active now. cars all green so if you're heading to the walt whitman bridge, 5 minute drive time. the rest of the bridges checking in with them, no openings for the tacony palmyra, the ben is okay, but watch out for the westbound construction, no problems on the burlington bristol. >> thanks. 4:32. now to the papal visit is over new numbers about the impact on the city of philadelphia and what it took to keep the masses safe. >> first off let's look at hotel rooms. the city did not sell ou

chad: we trade e-mails from time to time., she has done a great job at google and i think she will do a great job at youtube. we have had a chance to meet from time to time. i had not been back to the youtube offices in a while. went back to grab lunch. surprised that they are continuing to expand their offices. so it is always a treat to see that. but, no, just to speak with her in person, i think she is focused on the right things. and i have told her the same things i told you. i think you have to go back to your core. it is about providing tools to your creators. it is about supporting that community. some of the reasons why i left, i felt like i did not want to stick around to be the token founder. just going to trot me around and talk about how we started youtube. it was actually about creating tools and opportunities for people to create better content. emily: you recently sparred with mark cuban online, who claimed youtube could not get anything right. and so you you tweeted, "registering domain, $20. selling domain,

five times. based on recent events, i don't know if i could win again down there, but so, there were times when i just got burned out, you know? but i never wanted, i'd always find something new to do. and i told people one reason i loved being in public life, it was like peeling an onion that had no end. there was always another lair. it was always something new, interesting. always something to engage the imagination and stretch your capacities. so, i did and when, when the president were hot on our white water business and i realized i knew it wasn't on a level, there was nothing to it and that there couldn't have been, i invested in a land deal and lost money. the guy later went in the business and failed the smallest in the country and i didn't ever borrow any money from them. it was a made up deal. it was heartbreaking to me to see otherwise sensible people treated like it was something, but it never made me want to quit. i was raised, had an unusual upbringing, but i was raised not to quit

a time that you set with your family, this is the time to put the devices away.to have a charging station that you can put it away. if your kid doesn't remember at 9:00 p.m., set a reminder for yourself, time to put your phone away. we heard the studies about how hard it is to go to sleep. you have a better idea of what they are doing if it is not charging. [ talking at the same time ] >> good tips. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. >>> mark, last night i went outside and i just felt at peace. because the weather. >> yeah. really enjoy the weather. >> and now you are shipping it off. >> i am sorry about that. [ talking at the same time ] >> great. you say rain, snow? >> we had snow. a live camera -- [ talking at the same time ] >> not here. other parts of california picking up snow. a tweet from the national weather service, sacramento, visitors center, beautiful. nice dusting. getting excited for the snowboard season. counting down the days. >> nice to see it. >> snow will melt because we have warmer temperatures in the forecast. that system d

it's highly correlated with time. a day trader will be getting on and off the elevator a lot no matter where it is and which direction it's going, trying to handicap the floors. if you are a long tv term investor, maybe you are 30 and you don't plan to tweak your stock. make them get off whenever the elevator door opens. second part, of course, we are all looking forward to sarah eisen's interview with christine lagarde, but i have a couple of things out of her speech i want to hit quickly. put it on the screen. the pros ticket of rising u.s. rates has already contributed to hire financing costs for some borrowe borrowers. this process, however complicated by structural change in the fixed income markets, which shall become less liquid and more fragile." this is about foundations, and it's not just about interest rates. it's about everything. since the crisis, a lot of the structural issues, when you want to fix a foundation, they are structural issues, and they take a long time. many of the reforms that europe needs

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time is 5:53. clara city council took a step toward possibly banning some alcohol sales at levi stadium in an effort to keep fans safe. last night the council debated whether to ban alcohol sales after halftime and limit tailgating hours or not allow intoxicated fans to go into the stadium. >> i really don't like seeing people beat up anybody. >> this represents less than one-half of one percent of people that visit the stadium. so i'm not prepared to take a knee jerk reaction out of one ice lited incident. >> no decisions were made by the city council last night. the council still has to meet and consult with the city attorney on this. as for the 49ers, they have made no comment yet about a possible alcohol ban. >>> we're learning more about a plan that would give cyclists a pass at stop signs until san francisco. supervisor john avalos introduced the bike yield policy yesterday. it would make it low priority for police to site cyclists that don't make a full stop at stop signs. avalos says cyclis

but he spent time.voters got to know him, and they elected him twice by historic margins. >> so are there any harbingers, anything that you guys look at as early indications of jindal catching on or potentially catching on in iowa? >> sure, you see the, in the polls, you'll see the faves go up. and traditionally, your image questions are leading indicators to ballot movement, and so, you know, we're watching that. as he's traveling around, you can see that we've got over 600, 662 volunteers signed up in iowa, so building out the organization. that's what we're looking a number of volunteers, you know, and our faves and that moves into the ballot, and hopefully it does it right before the election. >> what does he say or do out there that gets the most reaction? it seems to me not having been out on the trail with him, but just hearing what others say and hearing, reading reports that it's the immigration without assimilationism invasion. is that the thing that gets people going the most? >> that has. i

this time even madder.ver, and then things started to get really messed up. >> okay. that's a simplistic and incomplete way to sum up the last hundred-odd years of iranian history. but the point is there were a lot of issues and differing agendas leading to the explosion of rage known as the iranian hostage crisis. look, we know what iran, the government, does. george w. bush famously called them part of the axis of evil. their proxies in iraq have done american soldiers real harm. there is no doubt of this. but i hope i can be forgiven for finding these undeniable truths hard to reconcile with how we are treated on the streets everywhere we go. so forget about the politics if so forget about the politics, if you can, for a moment. how about the food? the food here is amazing. ♪ chelo kabob, as close as you can get to a national dish. and the king of kebabs. ground lamb with spices, a good place to start. so what do you guys do for a living? >> i export nuts. >> i am a curator of contemporary art. >> which

this is not a time to take fright. it's a time of humanity and human dignity.d remember your continent where everyone has at one time been a refugee. our common history is marked by millions of europeans fleeing from religious or political persecution from war, dictatorship, oppression. free from france in the 17th century and many others from germany in the 30s and 40s of the last century. spanish republicans fleeing through southern france after the defeat of the civil war. having gary and revolutionists fleeing to austria and elsewhere, anywhere after their uprising. [applause] after their uprising against the first soviet tanks in 1956. the citizens seeking exile in other countries after the oppression in 1968. hundreds of thousands were lost that was by the end of the last century in the last decade of the 20th century. have we forgotten that there was a reason they were living in the united states and the entire population the reason of the numbers in the u.s. exceeds by far the. have we forgotten 20 million people approach as a result of political and ec

what he did in that time was ba. wrong i wouldn't say as significant as writing the stars spangled banner which was obviously an enduring fete, but it was very important. unknown fact about frances scot key is that his best friend and brother in-law was a man named roger tawny and he was like key very politically ambitious and with key's help ascended to jobs in the administration of andrew jackson. first key helped tawny become the u.s. attorney general then the secretary of the treasury and then in 1836 the chief justice of the supreme court. roger tawny went on to write the dread scot decision which effectively legalized slavery and hastend the coming of the civil war. so thrp inseparable political figures in this period and influential and important in a way that has been totally forgotten. in washington there's a key bridge which crosses the is a c river and right by park where key used to live. and in the park there's lots of exhibits devoted to him. there's one that says key was active in anti-slavery causes.

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normal for us this time of year is 77.or near that record of 92 setback in 1983 and outside this evening it's 81 in city and 70 up in poconos and 77 for reading and trenton at this hour and along the coast with that afternoon seabreeze kicking on in 75 in atlantic city and 75 degrees as well in sea isle city. and here's satellite 6 along with action radar we have partly cloudy sky across the region and expect clouds to build and thickening the rest of tonight because of the frontal boundary extending up through canada whating cold front across the eastern fwraet lakes and down across the southern ohio valley and works east ward. there's really got a lot of moisture sosh xwraited with this. yes there's the possibilities of shower or two later on tonight and closer to dawn. most locations should stay dry. but this will help to usher in cooler air for the second half of our weekend tomorrow. and so, here's the setup and a few clouds and we're back to normal with the passengers of this front high temperature tomorrow coming in

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