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uas place tomorrow against ghana. for labron james and the heat, they face elimination in game five. issan antonio another game away from a championship. labron's message why not us. >> it's only one game of course we have to think about winning one game, game five being in a hostile swriermt environment if we lose the season is over, for me you either don't make the playoffs or you win a championship. >> no team in nba history has ever overcome a 3-1 deficit in the finals. game five tonight on 6abc at 7:30. download the 6abc watch app and the spurs. >> they are not just winning they are blowing them out. >> reporter: the spurs are blowing out the heat. >> that's what i meant. thank you jeff. you know. men and women in wilmington who have turned their lives around are ready for the next time step. ten men and two women who endured homelessness completed the mission discipleship programs. they can reconnect with th gloog meteorologist melissa magee here now with accuweather, what a spectacular day, perfect for father's

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. >> for the environment commission president jash -- josh units ua arce, stevenson, nicholas, commissioners sarah wong, commissioner king is excused. >> please call the next item. >> please call for public comment. >> opening remarks for item 3. opening remarks by public utilities commission press vince courtney and xhis on the environment president joshua arce. >> we'll call for public comment on this item, but before we do, commissioner arce? >> thank you. on behalf of all of us at the san francisco commission on environment, we are excited to be here today. we've been talking about getting together with the puc for a long time and it's been years since our committee met. i think we all agree that it's certainly the environment commission and the puc as well that there is a major sense of shared response responsibility in the amount of work we do. it's not just the environment of the commission is sole stewards of the environment and they are running water and power. from today we are excited about learning in more ways to collaborate. the city's environmental agenda has a lot to benefit

hadn't done this: he jumped on his roof and ua >> a fire destroyed two homes in sunny vale and wouldhave destroyed another if a guy hadn't done this. he jumped on the roof and used a garden hose to douse the flames burning ten feet away. the cops threatened to arrest them and the firefighters screamed at him. >> they were not putting any water on my house. they were putting the water on the other side of the house. there is no water on my side of the house. if i didn't put water up, my house would have gone up, too. i forced them to water my side. i said you wart water my house or i am not coming down. >> the house was spared. the man was able to save his guide dogs. he is blind in his right eye. >>> a neighbor's cell phone video shows the moments just after the fire broke out on lantana drive this morning. the men in orange shirts you see are part of a tree trimming crew that happen to be working nearby. they knocked on doors and alerted the people inside. >> i woke them up. they said where's the fire at? the fire is inside the house. please gut the house. we have to go, we have to

i'm here for a proviolation. 30 ua. 30 urine analysis for using drugs. it's lucky because we both want to exercise. sometimes you get a celly who doesn't want to exercise. it's lucky to have somebody who does because you can use their body weight. >> you want to not look over your back as much. if you're just a stick figure walking in here with some new beef, you know, you've got your chest all puffed out like this, you know, and you're talking like bubba, you know, then, of course, you're going to have some problems. but if you're consistently working out, then people know that you're pretty much physically fit. they'll leave their hands off of you. because you don't want to end up somebody's girl, you know, something like that in here. >> as for the new arrivals, they'll have to come up with their own methods for coping with life behind bars. >> you know, it's cold, and it's depressing. and this is the worst. but you have to do it. when i go to sleep and you have nightmares about this place and wake up and i'll still be stuck in the same nightmare. you

on set josh ua fields co-founder of minimalist and author of the memoir "everything that remains." he frequently goes for days without using the internet. to toronto, canada, they and their children just completed a year of living without modern technology as if it were the year 1986. thanks to all of you for being here. blair, you and morgan are raising two young kids, and one day your 5-year-old son passes up playing outside on a beautiful day and instead opts to be in the house on his tablet. that really got you thinking? >> yeah. it started to make me think about how different life was when i was a kid when you didn't have all these modern gadgets kind of in your face. >> so how did you approach morgan with this? when you did, was she open to the idea of living like it was 1986 for a year? what did he do? let's pretend it's 25 years ago? >> ironically, she was on a business trip, and i sent her a text message and all i told her was, i thought of an idea that would be good for the family, but it's going to involve you putting away the ipad. she just came back with, what? no way.

. >> i brought with me the wasp uas. we call it unmanned aircraft system. as much technology as a private plane piloted by a person. all kinds technology related to navigation, autonomous operation. like the system operating in alaska, this is designed to provide information. it is turning bridges and pipelines and roads and crops into 0's and 1's to help people make better decisions. >> how quickly do you expect the faa to move? >> our hope is that if you continue to demonstrate success in alaska, there will be more confident in the technology and the ability to take it to a lot of different places and benefit a lot of different industries. >> let's talk about your confidence in the technology and safety. how can you ensure there will not be any problems? >> our approach is a mission services business model. we take our expert operators, many of whom come from the military and use this technology extensively there and put them into the customer side so that our people are the ones operating the unmanned aircraft systems and delivering advanced information

from the glamour of an ipo is not as great as the glamour of really highly valued private value mark uaate market valuation right now. vox is delaying their ipo. they think that right now was not the right time on the market. we have seen other private companies announce that they were raising half $1 billion monthson just a few after raising at a $45 million valuation. it is getting frothy. >> i guess we will see over time if the fidelity money is smart money, getting in at such a high price. sarah frier, thank you very much. uber far from alone in the high-value wishon club. love.h valuation -- club. announcement by andreessen horowitz expects to increase this year. automatic payroll, health benefits, and the ceo parker joins us right now. i sort of don't care about by tuition but i am interested about when you were raising money. what did your potential investors want to know? i think what they wanted to look at was road, but more importantly it was a big valuation. we are going after a big problem . all of these companies have all these disconnected systems related to hr. as a resul

south jersey.y stays low as afternoon.climb into the 80s come midweek, we're looking at strong storms,úaleast the possibility of them moving into the 50s for doylestown, 5 degrees with sunsne m,rees whiles nown philly. clouds scattered around. there's a live view from lake wallenpaupth g. we'll see bright sunshine as the clouds thin out. it doesn't look like isolated showers will happen today. we're in the clear. low have for reading, allentown and quakertown. you see plenty of sunshine. after the clouds move out for northeast philly, up positive 83 degrees today. rehoboth will warm to 79 degrees. sunny skies at the shore and inland, too. the clouds will be thinning out. 82 in afternoon dasor you'n bifatsttingre l. by lateevening,0, , t 0s and clear skies. humidity not going t stay low lg the seven-day forecast to show you when itomes back into the area. >>> we are following breaking news out of spring garden. >> we've learned of a water main break there. nbc 10's matt di lucia is over the scene. >> this is 16th and brandywine streets. this is next to the franklin learning center. the wa

uncanny ua third of childrens do not just the president -- a third of americans do not crust the presidentnment or markets or institution of marriage. ken in florida does not understand. it gets worse by the week, bob. my problem, you always look at glass has empty, start reporting that two out of three love this country, i am disappointed in you. you should be at cnn . and one out of three are bummed out? with this president, you can blame them. then these random muhsings. this from jerry in ohio. on lost e-mails from irs, i am audited by the irs, can i tell them, sorry all of my pertinent files were deleteed? and about the starbucks offering tuition. i said i would sign my daughter up, michael in california said shut up. what makes you assume i have not paid her tuition or regreted fact she is as left as all get out, but that just me, i still love her. no matter what you say. keep the e-mails and tweets coming, we'll see you

she looks e most ua s bad.r infant and her 20 month old after she was arrested for marrying her husband, a christian and a u.s. citizen and refusing to renounce her christian fail. she's been sentenced to 1 0 lashes before she is hanged. today, protesters took to the white house here demanding action. senator ted cruz and tony perkins among others calling on president obama to act. yesterday i had the chance to speak to senator cruz about it. here is what he said. senator, a counter part to you is pushing to grant miriam u.s. citizenship. she's the hmother of two u.s. citizens. can we do that? >> it's something that will help. i'm working with senators to do the exact same thing. i commend tom cotton. you know, our country was founded by people fleeing religious oppression and we sometimes forget how lucky we are. she's in a prison with her toddler son and newborn baby girl and she's sentenced to die for being a christian. the sentence is that she will be whipped 100 times and then hung by the neck 'til dead un

the combination of servile ua shins in certain areas and market complacency, which gets priced in. >>t is in a seven-year low. it has come within two points of an all-time low. >> every time starting with those levels, the markets are going to do well. i am not saying we're going to see a massive repricing. . think it's always difficult >> can we position ourselves for ?olatility >> yes, we can. on six give you options equities index. if the market falls it wouldn't at the same time this is about making sure we don't lose money first, and things always take care of themselves. >> what are interest rates telling you about where they are in global rates? it was global rates disappointing? or is that going to happen? >> especially in the u.s. there is a big reason why interest rates in the u.s. have been shocking investors. a lot of big investors have lost a lot of money. growth is notat as strong as it was expected to be at the beginning of the year. recovery which is not sustainable. part of the weakest recovery we have seen versus where we were. let's be careful. asset prices are stil

two games taking place, columbia versus ua guy and brazil against chile.ons of brazilians are expected to stop work to watch the team play. what will to do to the country's economy. we have this explanation. >> brazilians packed into bars and restaurants. everyone waiting for this. a brazil ball. brazilians can be hard-working people. when the national team play, they are not, and for good reason. >> we can't work on days that brazil plays, because of the noise from the horps. we can't -- horns. we can't talk on the phone. it's great we get the day off work. >> early afternoon still a few hours to kick off, and people are leaving work to catch the metro to get home to watch the game. many trade their work clothes for something more appropriate. a grandmother makes sure her grandson is ready, even if he's not old enough to walk. hours before kick-off, and employees of this bank cheque out early, this man telling his colleague he expect brazil to win 3-0. >> a few last customers rush in. kioskses that sell newspapers are places to buy merchandise. it's on th

corporates are concerned about oil prices going forward and, of course, i would say when i look at ua, we see this kind of end of the recession, that we still have lots of problems and lots of political problems. >> and the ecb, even with the stimulus it's add hasn't done much right now and needs to look to add more? korea. i'm very concerned about inflation expectations. inflation, you could say that is history. the central bank cannot do anything about the current inflation rate. inflation expect ages tell you something about the future, how those corporates can change their consumption behavior and i think inflation expectations are at too low levels right now. we have especially a problem in germany, i would say, because low inflation in germany makes this rebalancing even more difficult. so i think they have to do more. >> what does that mean for qe? >> i think that has to do more qe. i think that should be the most efficient instrument, if you would like to change the direction for inflation expectations and also if you would like to get the weaker euro. and i think that finally

bergdahl through three sources, uas, satellite and human intelligence. you're a special operatoror, you got out in 2009. it's in and out 2014. things have changed a bit, but i know you stay involved and in touch with your community. myopint is the options. we had some options on the table. we chose to trade five high-value targets for one service member, right? that we wanted to free and have come back home, which is laudable to have him come back home, it is the right thing to do. do you have any lack of confidence in your ability of your unit, of the united states army the with the capability, if we few where he was, your ability, if tasked with the mission and given the resources, so go retrieve that soldier? >> i don't know the details. >> i know you don't. >> if we knew where he was and we were confident, and the risks were evaluated, absolutely we have the capable to go get him. >> so you already spoke about the different options that we had or didn't have, and you don't think this was the best one? . if we knew where he was, can you think -- can y

but as i listen to what i think was a majority of yo uas it woud seem to me that the collective view coming and correct me if i'm wrong i'm abou at that times already here. am i wrong in what i have heard, or is that basically what you're saying? if you open up your microphone and say yes or no i would be happy to hear. >> yes, the time is here, senator. >> yes, the russians are thoroughly involved in what's going on in ukraine and have the power to stop that if they wished. senate xml or a veto if the mac -- asymmetric strength was in bad shape and it's gotten worse and by doing this quickly, although it will be a short-term pain for europe in particular it would be long term and medium and long-term gain for europe and for us so we have an energy sector obviously that could export a substantial amount of energy to europe. a cynic mr. chairman, the position of opposition leader is if russia interfered in the conduct of the elections the more sanctions would be coming. i think that it's clear they did in fact take a number of steps to interfere with those, so i would argue that the t

that was your son that came home or any american son that came home, i would love to hear what you ua would have to say about it then. thank you so much, and god bless america. >> the bigger principle is theye sergeant's family pleased he's coming home? i'm sure they are. in aso, in a wartime environment, in an area -- in a world that is a hostile place, you have to look after the whole as well. i think this sets a bad aughte precedent for other sons and daughters in harm's way.ght. when we look at this perspective, i think this is where the administration lackedy foresight. they lacked -- just frankly, again, going against a principle we have stood by for many years, looking forward to that.ell yo >> look at the programs, the good, i'm not sitting -- i'm not a republican that is sitting here that will tell you to go away. i'm a believer in the we hav constitutional form of government we have, it needs to. be efficient. hesing talked about the backlogk of the most depressing things in my office is when i talk to our caseworkers who handle -- a ser majority of theirit cases are s socia

cemeteries, ua are veterans to rest with dignity and compassion. i know that millions of veterans are profoundly grateful for the good work you do and i am grateful as well. of we are here today because problem that have outraged us all. that includes the inexcusable conduct we have seen of too many in the v.a. health care facilities. i'm here for two reasons. to update you and the american people on how we are fixing these problems and announce my choice for the next secretary of veterans affairs to move things forward. shouldst thing everyone know is those responsible for manipulating or falsifying records at the v.a. and those who tolerated are being held accountable. beenofficials have already relieved of their duties and investigations are continuing. as i have said, where we find misconduct, it will be punished. i have made it clear i expect the full cooperation for all investigations into wrong doing. second, we reached out to 135,000 veterans so far to get them off of the wait lists and into clinics. sentve added more staff, mobile medical

all the ua needs now is a draw against germany. hear me out on this one. coach klinsmann won the world cup with germany, was the manager, the head coach of the german national team. >> baldasare is about to get controversial here. >> i am. i wouldn't be surprise fd he said hey, fellow german buddies, all we meade is a draw. you guys finish on top of the group and we'll go through as well. >> suggesting collusion between two teams? >> i suggested it. klinsmann was asked about that. he said absolutely not. the usa is going to win. to me the usa is in the top spot. >> even though there's no substance to the allegation, you insist maybe the two teams will do it. >> with confidence? >> i will be shocked f. the usa comes out and wins, i'm wrong. then you can replay this. >> you know we will. >> we'll be back with you this morning. it's so helpful, kate and michaela, to have somebody to explain it. the atmosphere last night so electric to us. we'll tell you more about it later this morning. >> certainly kept me up past my bedtime last night. >> absolutely. >> loo

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