thousand and two two thousand and ten we either had a gold standard or from one thousand nine hundred two thousand we had a dollar standard not as good as the gold standard but at least it was a standard says two thousand and ten we've had no standard so everyone's adrift and i don't think the sense i don't think the fed can be quite so dismissive of these markets are also of a reply let me jump in here sure i can because you're saying that a gold standard from an eight hundred seventy or so going forward to two thousand and ten and then there is no standard with the interregnum or the period of the dollar standard but let's go back to our second because starting in the early seventies you had or you had a oil petrodollar sure and isn't that right now part of this on a winding in the macro sense and we should point out that you're a macro analyst you've got that out currency war without a macro look at things you're going on your background you know you helped long term capital management here as an advocate and you're very keen on this these macro issues but to. day with what's happe

early two hours away from having honest accounting and we were two hours away from getting rid of the bad actors and the massive fraud in wall street the city of london we're only two hours away from having an economy get rid of all these crooks and then regenerate itself which would have started we would be right now in an honest recovery with real jobs and real g.d.p. growth instead of this hyper levered comair of an economy that's set to blow once again exactly because we are stuck in a loop which is why we keep on having days off fraud we're stuck in the loop it keeps on happening over and over and how do we have the societal collapse he threatened it would have ended that loop and we could have started thing you know i know you were also in front of r.b.s. down in stanford you saw that and he said that was the scariest moment was when the chairman of r.b.s. called him and said all the money is leaving the bank the system is collapsing what are you going to do about it now mr darling said that was the scariest moment he wanted me to do something about it. right well once again r.b

and that's if about one but don't go away as part two certainly packs a punch stacey. on their way to antarctica the crew of the i could face many challenges. crashing on to rocks trapped in pack ice in extreme conditions anything can happen and comes up with surprises you have to keep your eyes open because if there's always something going wrong the ship carries huge reserves of water food fuel. and people able to survive extreme conditions they're ready for anything even an apocalypse she's really an incredible ship calling all antarctica stations this is academic a field of radio check please respond. well to british. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy. i know me very well. welcome back to the sports show and let's resume with boxing because floyd mayweather jr once again avoided talk of a possible fight against manny pacquiao in the near future the such a six year old american spoke off the pointing soul of ottis in las vegas as the welterweight stock claims the w.b.c. belt retained his w.p.a. title and extended his perfect rec

thousand and two two thousand and ten we either had a gold standard or from one thousand nine hundred two thousand we had a dollar standard not as good as the gold standard but at least it was a standard says two thousand and ten we had no standard so everyone's a drip and i don't think the sense i don't think the fed can be quite so dismissive of these markets are also of a reply let me jump in here sure i can because you're saying that a gold standard from an eight hundred seventy or so going forward to two thousand and ten and then there is no standard with the interregnum or the period of the dollar standard but let's go back to our second because starting in the early seventies you had all you had to oil petrodollar sure and isn't that right now part of this on a winding in the macro sense and we should point out that you're a macro analyst you've got the currency war without a macro look at things are going on your background you've helped unwind long term capital management here as an advocate and you're very keen on this macro issues but to. hey with what's happening political

these two guys, leo and carlos, are trying to climb two 300 meter towers in two hours. >> this would normally take eight, ten hours. hopefully we'll do it in two. >> leo is training to do the first free ascent of the asgard. this is an excerpt of the project. and at the very top of the first tower, they make it in an hour. that's only halfway. they get to the top of the first tower and of course jump. >> what? that's cool. >> wow. takes a lot less time to get down. >> sure does. >> but still, very quick ascent of that 300 meters. so they get to the bottom, rerack and start to climb the second matter and only have 60 minutes to do it in. the second tower gets socked in by weather. they can't see. for two guys that do this kind of sport for a living, it's still scary. pretty awesome self-imposed time limit. they did not make the under two hour mark. they did this in just over two hours, about two and a half hours. very, very impressive. >> it's ipad mini giveaway time, everybody. >> remember, you got to be 18 years old and you got to have wednesday's buzz word. >> you enter on our face

into two chairs. and you could see in both games we were the fresher side going into the third period and this is what made the difference the hard training paid off well from the coach's perspective was a bit more complicated than demonstrate. and does in the strictest alhaji that i was here where i see a lot of very competitive. pressure moving parts of the net. travelling business because they have very skilful forwards so we needed to play that way sometimes we did well sometimes would include against good it was a hard game for us the second in three days while they just started their season. and later on sunday dinner moscow claimed not a home victory against fifty haymaker they have their good confidence step on their road to the third going cup victory. robert burden on r.t.e. must. stay champ on so you will find out who's won the right for twenty twenty lympics months how much more coming up in just a moment. fans of the shocked your football club and kind of gonda kazakhstan believe that a c

over the first two times when there's. a face to much less to create a bed up although it's not titles and names which the big three's post opened early in the first. fed in style. lester to be a much harder enough to crack than expected. in my view is the best team we've played against so far we were prepared than expected. to play aggressively and that's what we did too as we're trying to adopt this style of hockey. before. they managed to put the under head of pressure and it finally bedo three minutes before the second intermission surgery salminen scored the equaliser on a pole play and in the final period moxy but that of made it to one to bring the other then their first home to fit this isn't a game very similar teams very aggressive heavy on the forger like the face of the green just out playing is hurting our club right now and that's a bottom line and i'm going to do a better job and we've got to make some changes are very good they play just as well they're very. good and the night before was very physical they

early two zero hours away from having honest accounting for two hours away from getting rid of the bad actors in the massive fraud in wall street the city of london with only two hours away from having an economy get rid of all these crooks and then regenerate itself which would have started we would be right now in an honest recovery with real jobs and real g.d.p. growth instead of this hyper levered comair of an economy that's set to blow once again exactly because we are stuck in a loop which is why we keep on having days off fraud we're stuck in the loop it keeps on happening over and over and had we had the societal collapse he threatened it would have ended that loop and we could have started one thing new now i know you were also in front of r.b.s. down in stanford you saw that he said that was the scariest moment was when the chairman of r.b.s. called him and said all the money is leaving the bank the system is collapsing what are you going to do about it now mr darling said that was the scariest moment he wanted me to do something about it. right well once again r.b.s. just on

>> we know two things. number one, he had a lot of fire power and you and i and just about anybody else can walk into a gun store for example in virginia or any place else and buy semiautomatic ar-15 assault rifle and double barrelled shotgun and pistol revolver, we can do it. there are 310 million americans, 300 million guns in this country. these are three more of the guns that in the hands of the wrong guy have proved to be a very deadly combination. one last point, craig, this guy had somebody else's i.d. that allowed him to get in. this harkens us back to the adam lanza shooting at sandy hook where initially that young shooter with multiple guns was carrying his brother's i.d. and his brother was wrongfully identified as the shooter. law enforcement knows where this i.d. came from today. how did the shooter get his hands on that? that's a story yet to be resolved. >> clint van zandt, thank you. again, right now in the nation's capitol, an active search for two people who according to the police chief h

oh meanwhile russia's under twenty one's also claimed two straight wins to go top of korea two and stay on course for the twenty fifteen european championships in the czech republic wasn't a bad apple for points. russia had made a winning start to the european competing in march triumphing three new interim dora and come september and you like the sort of steam and to follow up that victory with a successful double header on home turf at the hume karina first up was slovenia and the need heavy rain that soaked that beach russia dominated possession in the goal was first half but it was the visitors who took the lead up to fifty six minutes through their skipper newcastle united midfielder. but the russian bounce back within three minutes as constantin was a look made a dream deb you first had dived low to head his side level and four minutes from time the twenty year old was unmarked in the books and grabbed the winner while the visitors were reduced to ten men with a minute to go. i didn't wish them from my point of view i mean from between the sticks it seemed like we had that better

we may have two additional shooters out there. one white male last seen eight time time 35 this morning in a khachi tan military uniform. short sleeved and a beret naval uniform. that white male was seen with a handgun. we have a look out for a shooter involved a black male 50 years of age, who may have been in possession of a long gun. olive drab covered military style uniform. >> so if you have seen these two individuals and matching this description, call the dc police department. we confrom park service sources that the swat team is going floor by floor in building 119 where the shooter took places. the one shooter was shot and contained. but they are slowly moving room to room for the fear that the two other suspects may be in the building in the navy yard. >> that is a huge question and it will impact motive in this case, jennifer, thank you very much. >> and joined by dan bon genoand a international security consultants and thank you for being out here and your thoughts on what we are watching. snshg in the police of multip

while the format f one champion kimi reichen is set to rejoin the two. he won the title with in two thousand and seven as a thirty three year old lotus driver has agreed a two year deal with ferrari the flying finn will partner twice champion fernando alonso with philippe massa set to leave at the end of the season. now russia is set to host its first ever for me the next jim and richard vanpool fee caught up with exxon across a chunk of one of the leading women in russian f one who's predicting a bright future for the sport in the country. much sport in russia has had a checkered history two grown prisons in petersburg before the first world war were followed by almost a century of inactivity and drive of entirely patrol for merged as well as tracks of a moscow raceway in san she where the country will host its first ever formula one race next year but patrols former agents because such things more needs to be done from the top when you have the governmental support you can develop for the country in the school much faster there are lots of examples wor

debra. >> reporter: julie, two popular young men, union city's first homicide in two years. and the fact that suspects are in custody doesn't take away the loss. >> can we ask that you stop all the sigh ens in this city. >> prayers and candles, loving messages on a poster from friends and family saying good buy to two best buddies who died just steps from here. 18-year-old carlos estrada and 21-year-old daniel garcia sanchez are described as hard workers who steered clear of trouble. trouble came to them weekends before last with when -- when two alleged gang members came to their home. >> it was very brutal. it's very possible that this was just a very unfortunate wrong place, wrong time. >> reporter: and the wrong people to target as gang rivals. both young men work in this union city restaurant where they became inseparable. >> they were both cooks. awesome coworkers, hard working. they were great guys. we loved them like brothers. they were family to us. >> we've had two years of peace and quiet. >> reporter: this pastor led tonight's march through the neighborhood to pu

top two. in the group has to go to the next stage of the chimp as it is an objective that.of course is not is not is not lost far from it and is an objective that we're going to fight for. now over to ice hockey where it says moscow are yet to find consistent form under new american coach john torchy after beating two k h l powerhouses and losing at home to underdogs but fought on yan has more. floyd is. assistant coach. of stats. six three definitely the most impressive. i have.

five two thousand and twelve in two thousand and one her farm received a whopping one hundred thirty five thousand dollars from the federal government but you know what that's nothing compared to christie now lamb of south dakota this farm was granted three point four million dollars in subsidies between one thousand nine hundred five and two thousand and twelve. which brings us full circle to the biggest winner of all stephen fincher himself who also owns a family farm see fentress farm has received nearly three point five million taxpayer dollars in subsidies over the course of thirteen years. because it's easy to preach limited government when the fed isn't threatening to remove the money teat from your farm you see these are the faces of people who will never understand what it's like to go to bed hungry. and guard your bookshelves guys the national banned books week find out what popular novels you won't find many libraries coming up next. wealthy british style sun it's time to. go. down. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger f

though of course today is september eleventh and it marks twelve years since the two thousand and one terrorist attacks that killed nearly three thousand people at the world trade center at the pentagon and in shanksville pennsylvania the day has been filled with memorials around the country . trudi. so much your brother they get there and you have a need and a never. mind. maybe. one day. of course some of the most iconic images from nine eleven are a first responders running toward the chaos toward the danger to save lives and for many losing their own life doing so and first responders today twelve years after nine eleven are still suffering from the consequences of their heroic actions and unfortunately many are not receiving the help they need artie's honest. as more. rebuilding a site of horror and tragedy. a new tower marks the new york skyline. rebuilding the lives of those who were here to help twelve years ago is moving at a glacial pace we have more forty one people this year to nine eleven related illnesses over thirteen hundred workload and not one thousand nine hundred s

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>> 3. >> is it 3. >> 2. >> two seats. i was impressed by mr. occurring bin and am sure he's reached out to commissioner avalos but he made a good case. thank you. >> thank you my understanding is that there's 2 seats for corrector outer mission and so mined is avalos is moving that we not - >> yep. >> not make a decision on those 3 seats correct. >> correct. >> so we have a motion that we move two gentlemen to this c ac. can we do that await objection. thank you. ms. chang all item 9 >> presentation on feasibility of light rail seating reconfigurati reconfiguration. >> i have to go - >> and colleagues there's a prevention here as well on the mta seat reconfiguration for the light rail. let me ask ms. lombardy how long will this be we have another important meeting coming up. >> good morning lee deputy director the presentation from the municipal transportation authority is fairly brief only on the order of perhaps 10 minutes but, you know, depending upon any questions that the committee might have. >> mr. chairman i'm sit

so for the richmond 3 seats expired and two seeking reappointment the first two on the table. now in the next district two of the seats are expired and two members are seeking reappointment there. and then moving to 20ir7bd downtown one of the seats is expired and we haven't heard whether this member is seeking reappointment but it's expired for tenderloin downtown. and finally at the at large category 2 seats are expired that's joseph than and john both of them are seeking reappointment and jonathan is indeed a transit rider. so with that we did encourage the candidates to appear today to speak on their behalf and that's not mandatory for seeking reappointment. i'll conclude my speech >> i know we have a number of people. i wanted to start with the existing c ac members who have expired seats in john an and jeff and anyone would like to speak, please come forward. i'm note i've been in contact with joanne and she had a conflict and coincident come today >> she did notify our office as the district one supervisor but i really appreciated her follow-up. where other applicants?

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two weeks ago, mr. paul, who was representing the applicants, approached me by telephone and asked if we were interested in this proposal. i said we hadn't seen anything more. these were rough sketches. the drawings i produced were more detailed than these were. i was told if we weren't going to accept them, then they weren't going to do anything more. our goal here today is to resolve this impasse. with your help, we hope to have our little micro neighborhood, our neighbors all with a friendship. our goal would be to have the planning commission send the project back to staff review so that the project sponsors and the two d-r requestors can have a successful resolution of this. we're not very far apart. it's just that there's no reason that the mcdonough's have had or the project sponsors have had to make any compromises. we acknowledge their right to build. we're just trying to do a project that is more in scale with our neighborhood and our properties. >> thank you. okay. let's open it to public tes

debra. >> reporter: julie, two popular young men, union city's first homicide in two years. and the fact that suspects are in custody doesn't take away the loss. >> can we ask that you stop all the sigh ens in this city. >> prayers and candles, loving messages on a poster from friends and family saying good buy to two best buddies who died just steps from here. 18-year-old carlos estrada and 21-year-old daniel garcia sanchez are described as hard workers who steered clear of trouble. trouble came to them weekends before last with when -- when two alleged gang members came to their home. >> it was very brutal. it's very possible that this was just a very unfortunate wrong place, wrong time. >> reporter: and the wrong people to target as gang rivals. both young men work in this union city restaurant where they became inseparable. >> they were both cooks. awesome coworkers, hard working. they were great guys. we loved them like brothers. they were family to us. >> we've had two years of peace and quiet. >> reporter: this pastor led tonight's march through the neighborhood to pu

two children. and this is it, the face of a killer. witnesses gave police enough information for this detailed sketch. >> this is the largest break in the case we've had so far and we want to find this person, identify them, and arrest them. that is our focus. we're reaching out to the community to help us. >> she doesn't look familiar to someone in the neighborhood? >> i don't know. i can't call it on that one. >> jeannie cox is inside the school, but there's a photo of felicia, surrounded by words from her school mates. >> they say i miss you and i hope to see you one day heaven. >> 17 to 24 years old, 5 feet 7, 160 pounds, african-american. if you recognize this individual, call police. there is a reward offered in this case. recording in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're learning about two men suspected in two san jose murders. today, zumini was arrested for shooting his father to death on friday. police also named 40-year-old mario chavez of an accident last saturday. she's were san jose

and then another two-run clout, but he can't close it. josh hamilton with a two-run homer in the 9th and ties it up at four. we go to extras. no walkoff drama for the a's today. hamilton with the sack fly and scores in the 11th. the angels are victorious, 5-4. but the a's get help from tampa bay. they beat texas in the 12th. jennings, r.b.i single and the rays walk off with a 4-3 victory. so oakland's magic number drops to five to clinch the west as the a's get set to host the twins over the weekend. giants and mets and the g-men continuing their week in the big apple. nice outing by matt cain. seven and two-thirds and a little help from my friends. bare hands a and spectacular. giants bull pen blew a 4-19th inning lead. two runs score and mets rally with four in the 9th and they win it 5-4. the one thing they really want to do on sunday against indy is unleash frank gore. the running game is just average at best through two games. the niners afnlging 95 yards -- averaging 95 yards. last year 155 per game and frank, he wants the rock. >>

thousand and six and two thousand and nine the n.s.a. provided faulty information to the five the court during which time the court continued to approve the bulk surveillance program but in two thousand and nine the court finally came down on the n.s.a. when district judge reggie walton who oversaw a u.s. spy court wrote a blistering opinion about the n.s.a.'s abuse of power in fact the judge almost shut down the government's domestic surveillance program after he quote lost confidence in the ability of n.s.a. officials to operate it in the right way but instead of shutting down the program bolton instead ordered the n.s.a. to conduct an end to end review of its policy and mandated that the organization be subject to closer monitoring this might sound familiar to those of you who are following the fallout of the n.s.a. scandal and which the president major action has been calling for its own review board so there you have it thousands of ordinary americans being searched without meeting the n.s.a. standard of reasonable articulable suspi

the capital of qatar is growing in leaps and bounds and gearing up for the two thousand and twenty two world cup but it's coming at a tragic cost of dozens of lives the football community and the royals groups accuse the government of treating migrant construction workers like slaves forcing them to work in humiliating and simply inhumane conditions are just boyko met some british fans with their thoughts on the whole. the choice of cast for the twenty twenty two world cup has raised more than just a few eyebrows while football fans wonder how they'll avoid alcohol restrictions if they attend the tournament and players raise concerns over the desert heat an investigation by britain's guardian newspaper has uncovered an altogether more serious control of the city for the twenty twenty two host nation according to the publication nepalese migrants working on major infrastructure projects for the world cup convinced objected to forced labor that they'd been denied water in extreme heat and they were dying a slow rate of almost one a day joining the summer half of football fans in london t

a crash sut down two inner loop lanes -- shut down two inner loop lanes. involving two vehicles.ne tractor trailer that caught fire causing major backups right now. and the ramp to route 1 is going to be closed at this time. if you have to access route 1, your best alternate is getting off at kenilworth that's the best bet. but major delays southbound towards washington. you can follow me on twitter at maryland traffic for the latest details. in baltimore, closer to baltimore, another crash on 95 blocking one southbound lane right as you approach caton avenue. 695 is going to be nice and clear. no delays on the west side. 12 minutes to travel from 795 to 95 and ellicott set yea new accident. old -- city a new accident. that's your timesaver traffic. >>> we are following breaking news a two alarm fire in east baltimore on east fayette avenue near harford avenue. roosevelt leftwich is is live with the latest. what's new? >> reporter: what's new is the firefighters are getting rade to breakdown from the scene. if you look behind me some units left but not before battling a two alarm

since world war two. have sanctions ever work without having devastating effects on the pop on the people of certain countries instead of the regime. if you think about her she mission sanctions impact that we. just the poorest and. those with less power to actually asked the necessities of life and the pleasures of life. and influence or somebody to help them they can't make it by themselves and. their parents are poor and you can't import infant formula the mothers are mounir mothers milk is. well below normal production and if they were all in a particular mother. in france now i. just famous incident which our secretary of state. was asked. on one of our major interview programs four hundred seventy five hundred seventy five thousand children under the age of five dead as a direct result of the sanctions is the price worth it and china tory looked at the cameron said difficult question but yes the price she's worth it isn't. there's no morality. and anyone who can say that anything is worth his life a

two rbi day. giants win, 8-2. >> despite the loss to northwestern, sonny dykes' cal bears were fun to watch. wasn't perfect but the true freshman goff made quite a debut. he complete 38 of 62 passes for 445 yards and two touchdowns. but he had three interceptions. two of his three picks were tips but nonetheless two were taken back for touchdown. the kid was cool under pressure, and i know why coach dykes within with the true freshman. he started about his start after the loss. >> i can do better. i had a few nice passes but a lot of stuff i can do better. nice reps, and bad luck, but that's no excuse. have to get better. >> we'll learn a lot films game. i was really, really proud of the way the players played. we played hard. i thought we showed we're -- we have what it takes to be a good football team. we made too many mistakes and young football teams have a tendency to do that from time to time. >> defending u.s. ohm champ serena will must be getting tired of hearing sloan stevenses the heir a

two absent, someone was absent. approved the contract for one supervisor and one program administrator. >> public employment, the board by a vote of it was in fact, 5-2? justin? >> yes. >> justin? >> yes. >> okay. >> by a vote of five ayes and would absent, approved the contract for one supervisor and one administrator. and existing litigation in the matter of gm verses the san francisco unified school district voted by a vote of 5 ayes and two absent, gives the authority to pay up the to stipulate you lated amount. >> ae verses the school district, five aye and two absent, haney and mendoza, give the authority to pay up to the stipulated amount. gd and the board, and two aye and two absent, haney and mendoza, give the authority to pay up to the stipulated amount and now for the read out of the september, 10, 2013, closed session. public employment, the board by a vote of seven ayes approved the direct and her two directors. and existing litigation in the matter of zow, 3. and verses the san francisco unified school

we had two things in mexico. two hurricanes at one point. the remnants of what was hurricane manuel now impacting the states, brought five to seven inches of rain to texas. now moving eastward. this is water vapor imagery. the brighter aspects, that's where there's the most moisture in the air dumping the greatest amount of rain. you can see look at the front, it is all pushing eastward. everyone will get into it on the eastern seaboard. it will move through this afternoon and into tonight and tomorrow. it clears the northeast coast tomorrow. still hugs the southeast with about three to five inches of rain here on the coast to one to three inches in atlanta, georgia, points east. rain in colorado, mexico, china, even the southeast u.s. >> it has been a tough past couple weeks in so many regions. thanks so much. >>> the government, u.s. government inching closer to a shutdown with nine days left to reach a deal on a budget. house republicans passed a plan, but it includes a big problem for democrats. it would strip funding for the health care

two other potential shooters. she wouldn't get into details at all about how they had this information, whether it was from eyewitness accounts or whether it was from video cameras that may have been at the scene. she gave the information that the fbi is now spearheading this investigation. it's no longer just the metropolitan police department here in washington, d.c. it is the fbi and she said if anybody has any tips they should call the fbi. i believe the number was 1-800-call-fbi. in addition, the ncis division of the navy is in charge of reuniting individuals with family members. and those two numbers she gave for individuals who are seeking family members are 202-433-6151. 202-433-6151. or a backup, 202-433-9713. i want to bring in brian todd. just a staggering course of events here to have. i have never had a police chief give so much information about individuals who are still wanted, and we're standing here, we should say, in the middle of an active crime scene. >> that's right, and it's just beyond this

two teens shot on the peninsula. police are trying to figure out if it was road rage. >> and california firefighters working through the night try and contain a new wildfire. we have an update on how things are going. >> reporter: a crash overnight in oakland claims the life of one man. i'm christie smith. coming up i'll tell you why police think this could be tied to another crime. that story coming up. >> reporter: two people shot while driving down a street here in east palo alto. i'm bob redell. the search for the gunman continues. >> and good tuesday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. what a pretty day we have in store. temperatures tumbling from yesterday. the wind's going to pick up. i'll let you know what that could mean for today's america's cup race. the races continue. >> so does oracle. we're looking at traffic getting into the city and across the bay. we'll bring you the latest for the bridges coming up. >> how about a live look at san francisco right now. you can see the new span of that

two cards. (calling names) >> i'm olivia i'm a homeowner on the bloke with the exit of 76 station exists. on the seven years i've been a resident is the safety of the buildings on that block and are actively walking that block because it expands 3 major bus stops. there's a lot of pedestrian traffic. my time there seven years and there's been multiple incidents where cars exiting the gas station have totaled our car and there's been no liquor available and a.d. the liquor would further increase persons being at risk. we have a continuous problem with the greenspan and that's the homeless issue. invariably it's the liquor and drugs and making it even more assessable to them is again, a concern. there are an abundant number of children preschool children that use that bloke to go to and from school. i would favor the business being in this location i think the construction is looking very good but i would not favor the addition of liquor being solid at that location >> thank you. >> any additional

near the city of two leg and in the elderly care home left thirty two dead over two hundred were rescued. got more news online for you like residents go to higher ground as waters approach sixteen thousand people have been evacuated from citizen russia's far east while soldiers fight to hold back a deluge caused by the. boys are teed off. and also the flames rob interest seaside tourist park in the american state of new jersey devouring fifty businesses including an ice cream shop the dramatic footage is on our website for you. and our some other global headlines this hour in iraq a twin bombing near a sunni mosque killing at least thirty people and injured dozens the blast targeted at washington was as they were leaving friday prayers that's what came just two days after over thirty if she has work killed in explosions that struck a mosque in baghdad six terror and violence in iraq has surged since two thousand and eight with over five thousand people losing their lives this year. the man found guilty of raping and killing a young woman in the indian capital have been sentenced to death

the storm already left two people dead and two others missing when it passed through the philippines in taiwan. our tron joins us now from hong kong. we understand typhoon is head for the chinese central region. are businesses there preparing for this hit? >> reporter: well that's right. everybody here is taking all precautions as you would expect. this part of the world is used to typhoons but given the strength of this typhoon is a little nor than normal. people have been prepared. businesses are closed or will be closing as this typhoon bears down. people are being evacuated from low lying areas. other people are securing the path of buildings. >> now, rob, it was downgraded from a super tie to a super typy but does that make it any less dangerous? >> reporter: it is. it is slightly less if you like some of the winds have been slightly mitigated. what happened with these typhoons is they build up in the pacific and come racing in. the first countries to get hit are philippines and taiwan. they will feel the brunt of this typhoon. they do lose some of their power. what happens with

the last one left two weeks ago. dean reynolds, cbs news, minneapolis. >>> a former fbi agent said he'll plead guilty to leaking classified information to an associated press reporter. he said he provided details to an undercover operation in yemen back in 2012. the investigation into the leak involved the seizure of the associated press phone records. he became a suspect when the phone records were examined. he also admitted he possessed child pornography. he'll get 11 years and eight years in prison under a plea deal for both crimes. >>> president obama addresses the united nations general assembly this morning. the impact over iran's nuclear program, one of the key issues at this week's meeting. and the presence of iran's new president gives a potential for progress and a possible get together between the two leaders. vinita nair has more. from the united nations. >> reporter: president obama will address the opening at the u.n. general assembly meeting but it's the possibility of a more intimate talk that is draw

hundred twenty four million dollars which right now paid manchester united for cristiana rinaldo in two thousand and nine bale joined spurs as a left back from southampton six years ago and last season scored twenty six goals in forty four appearances. while chelsea have signed cameron strike at samuel eto the russian probe and three were not the stewards free transfer a one year deal the search a two year old rejoins coach goes a marine you know who led his into a landslide to the treble in two thousand and ten last month and she's billionaire owner slim and get him off to slash the club's big budget citing a host of top players including brazil we will go up and also to chelsea last christopher samba and russia got the big order to do number. and retired in june star david beckham has been backing and training with his former club the l.a. galaxy but despite still proving his skills on the pitch the thirty eight year old has no plans for a comeback on the hanging up his boots in may in contrast former teammate landon donovan has signed a three year contract extension as america's all

two men wearing masks and armed with guns... approached the women on the steps... leading to the southbound platform. it was around 4 o'clock monday morning... at this station on smallwood street near franklin street. the suspects demanded money from one woman... but she had nothing. as they approached the other woman... she turned and ran away. so did the suspects... but in the other direction. as word of the attempted robberies spread... commuters are on edge. (simms) "it put a little bit of paranoia in you.." (richardson) "if you miss your train, you got 35, 40 minutes to wait up here.. there's no lighting or anything." we're told they have been at least six other property crimes at this location this year... including car break ins... but police say this is the first robbery attempt this year... with no reports last year. m-t-a police say they've already added more officers at this station... and plan to add more lighting too. i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. the f-b-i releases surveillance video of navy yard shooter

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please state your name and you each have two minutes, thank you. >> it will be less than two minutes. january lee, president united administrators of san francisco, and i just wanted to say that we have worked hard on this negotiation. and we believe that it is a great tentative agreement, and we enjoy our negotiation with the district. and i know that it is hard to believe sometimes. we are involved in what is called interest-based bargaining. and it seems to have been working so far. and we would like to continue and we thank you for ratifying and approving this tentative agreement. >> thank you. so none of your patriots want to address the board? they were just standing? >> yeah. >> okay. >> thank you, miss ling. >> are there any comments from board members on the tentative agreement? >> seeing none, roll call please? >> thank you, wei? >> yes. >> logan. >> yes. >> fewer? >> yes. >> haney. >> yes. >> maufas. >> yes. >> mendoza mcdonald. >> yes. >> murase. >> aye. >> miss wynns. >> aye. >> and miss norton. >> yes. >> and that is unanimous. >> thank you. >> okay. item m. discussion o

now maybe two guys. not one, two. bill: the hold for 3-1. a lot of people thought because rafa play that is grinding physical game that he might not have the same window of opportunity that roger has had. john: particularly when he missed this event last year. missed australia this year. mary: it's hard to believe it when he says he doesn't like hard courts because he's pretty good on them. bill: yes, he is. 21-0 this year. 3-1. >> let. john: this is the side that should be easier for djokovic to break. wind-aided return there. looks like he may have gathered himself in the nick of time. the crowd wants to see a fifth set. mary: oh. what a -- bill: what a heartbreaker that is for djokovic. mary: tennis has never been played like this. john: he did -- was a natural righty. they switched to lefty at a young age. that's the only way that i can think that he can hit a ball like this get enough on it, use that right hand to his advantage. mary: that winner came off the 25th shot of that rally. bill: and djokovic acknowledges how great that was fr

and eight china had no high speed rail by two thousand and ten they passed europe by two thousand and twelve they have more high speed rail than the rest of the world combined so they have access real economy power projection to get things done. you know jobs wages are increasing there's no debt and credit market like the united states has you know i come over here everything's on debt everything's on credit you pay anything in cash or with from a debit card or shock you're not financing it so in china everything's you know half the homes have been paid cash up front it's very still capitalistic economy compared to the us now where where we have forty seven million people on food stamps we have sixty five percent of working age men that have a job and a quarter of those make ten dollars an hour or less. i mean the the the real statistics of american production are really at depression levels you know we actually produce seven million cars this year we produce thirteen million cars in the year two thousand. this is the united states you know we're selling levels again but a lot of the