not without -- it's not without concern of the poe teption unintended -- the potential unintended consequences. i've come to the conclusion that the risks of shielding the perpetrators of terrorism from justice outweighs the risk on how other countries might respond to -- and perhaps compromise -- u.s. interests. 15 years have passed since the september 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. but in my home state of maryland and across the country, the pain caused by the events of that day is still real. it was a national tragedy for the united states. but we were personally devastated for fathers, mothers, husband, wives and children in maryland and throughout the country. the 9/11 victims and their families deserve meaningful relief, and i cannot support putting obstacles in the way of victims of terrorism seeking justice. i understand that this legislation may have an effect on longheld sovereign immunity principles and share some of those concerns that the president has articulated in his veto message. and i share the president's view about the importance of upholding sovereign immunity to the extent

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unintended victims. companies with widening pension deficits. bring you that story coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome back to on the move. ecb efforts to stimulate europe's economy are claiming unintended victims. companies with ballooning pension deficit. record low interest rates are making it harder for funds to develop their pension pots. ceos are worried about the impacts of the ecb policy. .on's officerewen and they are worried. >> we have not had proper results. i hope for a return to more normal monetary policies. , is our: joining us now bloomberg reporter. i want to get into the this story of yours. give us a sense of the pension issue building. citigroup index showing the underperformance. >> the issue for these companies with a pension funds are rise -- ite the future pension varies based on bond yields. thelower the bond yield higher the pension liabilities of the company. now, the issue is spreading through europe. it is not the u.k. anymore. the issue has already head home in the u.k. with the shares of companies like te

not without -- it's not without concern of the poe teption unintended -- the potential unintended consequences. i've come to the conclusion that the risks of shielding the perpetrators of terrorism from justice outweighs the risk on how other countries might respond to -- and perhaps compromise -- u.s. interests. 15 years have passed since the september 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. but in my home state of maryland and across the country, the pain caused by the events of that day is still real. it was a national tragedy for the united states. but we were personally devastated for fathers, mothers, husband, wives and children in maryland and throughout the country. the 9/11 victims and their families deserve meaningful relief, and i cannot support putting obstacles in the way of victims of terrorism seeking justice. i understand that this legislation may have an effect on longheld sovereign immunity principles and share some of those concerns that the president has articulated in his veto message. and i share the president's view about the importance of upholding sovereign immunity to the extent

we also have to debate intended versus unintended.e complexity of the middle east is such that we are often getting the unintended. don't really question the motives of most of the people in congress or the president. i think they want what's best for you getting the unintended consequences. one of the unintended consequences of a syrian war is millions displaced. i think the same can happen in yemen. i think saudi arabia frankly should be taken refugees from syria as well as the yemen. i like the way, i think as thomas frieden described them as both arsonists and firefighters. you know, they are throwing fuel on the flames in one sense but in another sense they are also attempting to help. so may send a mixed message but there's an a mixed message to us as to their loyalties by spreading wahhabi islam throughout the world, people, hatred of america can't even our country that supported schools that preach hatred of our country. that needs to end. there's an article by the former ambassador -- yes. recently talking about saudi arabia,

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again, there can be unintended consequences. amendment 71 changes two things.. it requires 55% of voters, not 50%, to pass a constitutional initiative. and signatures from at least 2% of voters in each of the state's 35 senate districts to get on the ballot. giving more say to rural colorado but also giving veto power to any >> our constitution exists to unight us and protect us. the constitution is not for special interest clutter. >> reporter: that's an opinion most would agree with. but opponents say wealthy special interests are the only ones that could afford to gather signatures in all 35 senate districts. although supporters claim they did. bottom line, the ads are accurate but don't tell the whole story. parked in their own apartment complex. why that complex says the copiers taken and why residents were not happy with their excuse. >>> a stolen dog found hundreds ever miles from home. what it took to get the st. bernard back to colorado. >> sunshine and 80 downtown, snow and cold not too far away. we have a cold front outlined by this moisture that's co

ce therefore there is a concern of unintended consequences including irresponsible applications to u.s. activities by other countries. system while i have faith and confidence in the american legal system the same does not extend to the legal systems of other countries and they claim they are taking similar action against america when they are not. so we will need to follow closely how other countries respond and try to litigate the risk to the united states abroad in my role of ranking member of the foreign ranking committee i intend to do just that. mr. president will seek to work with my colleagues to try to mitigate these risks and i support the efforts of the state department and the department of of -- to mitigating the risks to imposing assets or troops above that may be caused by the enactment of jasta. i intend to explore the possible is whether we need additionalti legislative action and such additional legislation would allow justice for family members of the victims of 9/11 attacks while ameliorating some of the potential adverse consequences of jasta.f in inner harbor of m

what will be the unintended consequence of bombing the hutys. if the saudis defeat the hutys, who takes over, the saudi led coalition or the aqap or isis? frankly, isis has a tow hold there as well so i think we do have to be very concerned with that and is this done to placate them over iran appearing to get money? yes. more than just placating is essentially fueling an arms race because iran, whether we like it or not, it will take some of this money that's been released to them and you can arguably say it was theirs but they're going to take that money and buy conventional weapons with it and saudi arabia will buy conventional weapons to counteract that. one of the great ironies of the middle east right now is looking at all the weapons there, all the u.s. weapons. there's a certain degree of irony of seeing u.s. tanks rolling in from turkey and fighting against u.s. arms in the hands of the kurds. there's some irony of going to the little town of aleppo and seeing kurds fighting cia-backed moderates in pitted battles with two different branc

it appears as if there may be some unintended ramifications of that. thank you. and do i think the worth further discussing. but it was certainly not something that was going to be fixed this week. reporter: does merrick garland have -- [inaudible] -- picking him up next year if he were renominated, would your position change if hillary clinton was elected and renominated him? mr. mcconnell: as i said repeatedly, the next president will fill that vacancy and we'll see who that is. reporter: do you think it could be better than -- reporter: -- [inaudible] -- election, could you talk about the discomfort level right now with your presidential nominee -- ow -- [inaudible] senator mcconnell: this is not something i'm going to discuss today, the implications of the presidential race on the senate. >> senator schumer said that the american people are on their side and the only thing that would stop them from taking back the senate is money. senator mcconnell: what did you say? >> senator schumer said the american people's priorities are with the democrats in taking bac

they raised concerns about unintended consequences. i weighed them carefully. i think the reason this bill passed the senate and the house unanimously was that many of us heard directly from the families of 9/11 victims. i have always stood strongly by the idea that americans who are victims in tragic incidents in the united states should have their day in court. i have not seen compelling evidence that the saudi government was behind 9/11. there was suggestion of ties and ro a role in the support of al qaeda that i think 9/11 families deserve their chance to make their case. >> do you believe a court will believe there is enough evidence to have a trial? to think that victims ought to have their day in american courts. we will let a judge decide. i reviewed a fair amount and i don't think ultimately that the saudi government supported 9/11, but there are a number of different threads and suggestions that i think deserve to be more fully examined in a court of law. >> when will had end? does this mean that other countries would find themselves where families of

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things in a new environment and a new economy, i think that's going to lead to pretty significant unintendedonsequences that are going to do some damage. emily: you said creating economic opportunity is the greatest issue of our time. women are still incredibly underrepresented in technology. why do you think that is? jeff: you have a pipeline issue where you may have had historically fewer graduates with specific degrees in engineering, per se. as that now starts to improve, which is wonderful, hopefully we are going to see the gaps start to close. it is incumbent upon all of us in the tech industry to make sure we are casting as wide a net as possible if we are looking for the best talent. with regard to what happens once the career has started, i think it's really important to recognize unconscious bias. and where people are making choices in terms of promotions, in terms of pay that are not explicitly being driven by any kind of objective in terms of treating people unfairly but by virtue of relating to people like a decision-maker. and that creates unconscious biases and the more cogniz

the concerns about unintended consequences and whether president obama did enough to warn congress about ♪ ♪ allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ♪ ...to cook healthy meals... yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more... ...add one a day men's 50+. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it helps support healthy blood pressure with vitamin d and magnesium. ♪ ♪ sandra: one day after congress voted overwhelmingly to override pram -- president obama's veto of the 9/11 bill, they're now looking to tighten it. the law would allow the families of 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia for the attacks. the plaintiffs believe saudi intelligence helped the attackers gain entry into the united states. the kingdom denies any role in the attacks and said in a statement after the vote: it is our hope that wisdom will prevail and that congress will take the necessary steps to correct this legislation in order to avoid the serious, unintended consequ

and the complexity that we often daddies unintended. and we often get the unintended consequences with millions of people displaced the same can happen in yemen. i believe they should be taking refugees from syria and i like the way that they were described as an arsonist and firefighter to throw fire -- fuel on the fireballs and to help but they said a mixed message to their loyalties throughout the world to support those that preach hatred of our country there is an article of the ambassador. yes. [laughter] when recently talking about saudi arabia that we will do better but that may show them that they can do better. >> i will restate the point of the dramatic increase of arms sales. talking about a 16 fold increase with the dollar amount verses of the russian ministry should reassure us recognize that we hear selling more and giving more than ever before. there should be a pause on the arm scale. i would absolutely argue we should send signals that is conditional. with the ultimate goal anytime the saudis asked but if the goal is to

so the concern this starts a series of unintended consequences that will increase the risk to u.s. military personnel around the world, u.s. intelligence community personnel around the world and diplomats around the world, and that's the reason you have widespread concern that has been voiced in each of those communities for this legislation. let me just read briefly from a letter from the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff that has been available to all members that says, any legislation that risks reciprocal treatment by foreign governments increases the vulnerability of u.s. service members to foreign legal action while acting in an official capacity. that's the concern, that we lower the protections that our people have around the world. and remember, when we send our military out, they got to follow orders. they are implementing u.s. policy. they have no choice, and if they are called before a foreign court, if they are required to give testimony in a foreign court, even if they're not the defendant, then they are jeopardized as is sensitive information from the united stat

is he talking about potential unintended -- you keep talking about potential unintended consequences are there any specific cases -- consequences. are there any specific cases, statements, actions by any foreign government or entity anywhere that are evidence of hese unintended consequences actually happening now? it's such a vegas notion that these things -- vague notion that these awful things could happen. are they happening anywhere? mr. earnest: let me answer your question by -- in two ways. the first is that our lawyers at the state department will tell you that the concept, the principle of sovereign immunity is something that is routinely invoked by the united states to protect our country and to protect our service members and diplomats. this is not some esoteric, rarely used part of international law. this is actually one of the central principles of international law. that does more to protect the united states than any other country in the world based on the u.s. involvement around the globe. so, this is a critically important principle and one president, again, and natio

. >> police believe hailey was an unintended targeted. strong. she was diagnosed with leukemia. her mother says she fought so hard. this was not the way it was supposed to end. >> to take her this way, it hurts so bad because we battled for her to stay alive. >> the police say many witnesses fled the scene before police arrived. they are working to identify them. all hailey's mom wants is to 1 person to speak up. >> i want a little piece of my no mother should have to bury her kid. >> the police department has received a few tips, none that have led to hailey's killer. they are urging anybody with any information to contact the police department. the family has a go fund me page to help with expenses. if you would like to donate, please visit us online. >> thank you, jamie. the suspect hispanic man in his late teens or 20s, dark hair and nostril ring. in a red four door sedan from the early or mid-90s. >>> an investigation under way in southeast fort collins. the police received a report of a vehicle parked in police arrived, they found a body inside that vehicle. there is no in

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found guilty of possession of a stolen firearm with an altered authorities say the mendozas were unintended victims of gangs. >>> a man accused in a raleigh drive-by shooting now face as a murder charge. police upgraded the charges against anthony neal after the victim, 23-year-old travis malloy died. police say neal fired shots into a van on middle branch road friday morning. malloys with shot in the head. died at the hospital. a second person in the van was not hurt. >>> a durham woman charged in the death of her 3-year-old in court today awsm grand jury indicted 24-year-old rosio estrada. herle girl, leslie died in august after she was found in a hot van. she says it was an accident. >>> the governor is firing back the big-time investmentors who say house bill 2 is bad for the state's economy. near hi 60 investors claiming to represent $2.1 trillion in managed assets are asking that the controversial bill be repealed. the investor say troubled financial implications for the investment climate in north carolina. the governor says the latest attack comes from the same people who manage the

so, there has been some progress , then there is also unintended consequences. i want to shift to that now, because it is well documented that one of those unintended -riskingnces of banks de our that banks are getting out andertain communities countries, and also denying services to millions of lower-income americans, not because the risk is too high, but simply because the profit margins are not considered high enough. there have been serious consequences on vital correspondent banking relationships that are critical to international financial flows also. another major problem happening in several communities here, including in a district like mine, is that banks are closing branches. in fact, economists from the federal reserve bank of new york released a report last month entitled banking deserts -- branch closers, and soft information. it shows that u.s. banks have shut nearly 5000 branches since the financial crisis as a result. of low income neighborhoods have become more likely to live in a banking desert. that is why i have called the revamp of the comm

i was more worried about the unintended consequences. now we are several years into it. i so people to wait a year, but we do not see a spike or a huge number of young people trying it out or getting to use it on a regular basis. ned the edibles that look like candy. no gummy bears or little animal shapes or things that look like that. i think we have made tremendous progress. we're gettingthat all this money in tax revenues. that's a $27 billion budget. it's a drop in the bucket. it does provide extra money to regulate it properly, make sure we are maintaining the public safety. ads to make sure teenagers realize high cat marijuana can permanently reduce your long-term memory. >> you have a history of speaking for gun control. violencestory of gun in colorado, with all of the gun violence seen around the country, what do you expect? >> when we pass universal background checks and limited the skyes, it was like was going to fall. andle just were apoplectic opposition -- or in support. you step back and look at the deaths in the united states, this roughly one or two dove

in fact, it's the unintended consequences the american global war on terror that really paved the wayor isis and prolonged the life of jihadist groups. as we know, al qaeda was almost defeated in 2002-2003. it was the invasion of iraq, the distraction of iraq institutions, this intervention impulse, social engineering project by the neo-conservatives. trumps policy proposal, what we think the proposals will have tremendous massive negative consequences and unintended consequences in terms of trying to defeat isis. >> fawaz stick around. tom, mary, we will come back to you. next, you will hear from a man who dealt with the aftermath of 9/11 in both of his top jobs in the obama administration. leon panetta was the cia and the department of defense. when we come back. pen a hotel h. everyone said it's so hard to be a musician, but i can't imagine doing anything else. now that the train makes it easier to get here, the neighborhood is really changing. i'm always hopping on the train, running all over portland. i have to go wherever the work is. trains with innovative siemens technology he

in fact, it's the unintended consequences the american global war on terror that really paved the way for isis and prolonged the life of jihadist groups. as we know, al qaeda was almost defeated in 2002-2003. it was the invasion of iraq, the distraction of iraq institutions, this intervention impulse, social engineering project by the neo-conservatives. trumps policy proposal, what we think the proposals will have tremendous massive negative consequences and unintended consequences in terms of trying to defeat isis. >> fawaz stick around. tom, mary, we will come back to you. next, you will hear from a man who dealt with the aftermath of 9/11 in both of his top jobs in the obama administration. leon panetta was the cia and the department of defense. when we come back. >> doesn't mean that we have resolved all the issues. terrorism has continued to me it's a size. ♪ some relationships you stick with. over time, they get even better. that's why more people stick with humana medicare advantage. we work together with you to find the best plan, however your needs might change. because great

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unfortunately, this program resulted in unintended burdens for eugenics' victims. the restitution payments count as income against federal benefits and may result in the denial of these benefits. counting these payments as federal income when this is compensation for this gin justice is not right. we are closing the loophole and ensure the federal government does not undermine the efforts of states to provide some amount of restitution to those who are victims of this grave crime of eugenics. this bill should remind us that every life is precious. i support this legislation and urge my colleagues to do the same. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. watson coleman: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. mchenry: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i would like to close with this, to my colleagues, i would like to thank my democratic colleagues being in support of this legislation. i would like to co

so the concern this starts a series of unintended consequences that will increase the risk to u.s.ilitary personnel around the world, u.s. intelligence community personnel around the world and diplomats around the world, and that's the reason you have widespread concern that has been voiced in each of those communities for this legislation. let me just read briefly from a letter from the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff that has been available to all members that says, any legislation that risks reciprocal treatment by foreign governments increases the vulnerability of u.s. service members to foreign legal action while acting in an official capacity. that's the concern, that we lower the protections that our people have around the world. and remember, when we send our military out, they got to follow orders. they are implementing u.s. policy. they have no choice, and if they are called before a foreign court, if they are required to give testimony in a foreign court, even if they're not the defendant, then they are jeopardized as is sensitive information from the united states

. >> there may be unintended consequences. truck after weeks of pushback and going concern, the arizona department of corrections announces they will no longer be transferring released sex offenders to the reentry facility. they say they made the move to address community concerns and protect public safety. neighbors are thrilled that save their work here isn't done. >> what about the violent offenders? offenders that have committed those offenders are still coming to this center. >> reporter: ideally they want to move to a less family centric offenders. they say will be better to parolees will be closer to services. one says it stability as he tries to get his life on track. >> there are few was actively seeking employment and trying to improve their statio taxpayers money and doing nothing and committing crimes. >> reporter: as for where the sex offenders will go after release, that's still unclear because the department of corrections has yet to respond to the question. >>> just in, and earthquake reported near south korea.

i bet there's a thousand guys in the county jail dreaming of a retro active law to avoid any unintended consequences. we reached out to his honor and dem in addition experts. he wouldn't speak to us but watch. it's pretty funny. >> how many holes have not been properly filled? you went on the record on camera and told the people of detroit. >> what is the test estimated cost? did the city break its own laws? mr. parkins, what's up with the dirt? put it in writing and deliver it. what's up with the dirt? want? >> melvin hollowwell. >> we can't get melvin hollowwell he is not here. >> i keep sending messages and calls. he's a public servant. he's not running for office. >> yes, sir. >> he hiding? i asked for the information from your office. i'm sure you've seen it. would you have it, sir? estions in writing?ut your >> they are. here's the answ. it says come get it two days ago. so the answer is where is it? >> you putou questions in writing and we'll respond in writing. >> where is it? that's the writing. where's the information. i'm going to turn that in a couple days later what does yo

the way they're doing it is gonna have unintended consequences. >> what is very important about this initiative is that it's phased in. this is not $12 january 1st, 2017. >> reporter: supporters say no matter where you live in colorado, you can't get by on the current minimum wage, about $3 hundred a week for a full-time worker. >>> president george w. bush novembers colorado springs today for the fort carson transition summit. he talked to soldiers and families who are leaving the military to start new careers. those soldiers face unique challenges as they prepare to rejoin civilian life. president told the group they have a lot to offer. >> think about it. the pool of talent that has spent time in the military has been through danger, has come out, and are ready to continue to contribute. >> veterans' advocates say employers should value the traits soldiers learn during their service like leadership >>> a special tribute for a fallen jeffco sergeant who gave his life to help others. >> and lakewood police step up to help a young cancer patient after thieves stole her most special a

reporter: earlier this year you raised questions about the unintended consequences that could be created by passage of jasta. this was after the senate had -- [inaudible] -- both the chairman of the intelligence committee and the armed services committee had those concerned -- [inaudible] -- what changed your mind in terms of bringing this to the floor? mr. ryan: i think it's that the victims -- we want to have the victims get their day in court. we want to make sure that the 9/11 victims and their families have their day in court. at the same time i would like to think there may be some work to be done to protect our service members overseas. from any kind of legal ensnarements that occur -- that could occur. any kind of retribution. i would like to think there's a way we can fix so our service members do not have legal problems overseas, while still protecting the rights of the 9/11 victims. which is what jasta did do it. >> last question. reporter: you said in your opening remarks that you thought there was some progress that could be made during lame ducks. mcconnell just said -- mr.

congress will have to deal with the unintended consequences of the bill they passed.thank you very much. vonnie: it is time for our latest bloomberg business flash. -- the technology lets online shoppers pay using the internet bank. that cuts out middlemen for buyers. it follows the company's expansion to 21 it's -- new markets. it is close to selling its nonperforming loans platform. the bank will transfer management of almost 10 boeing dollars worth of loans as part of the deal -- $10 billion worth of loans as part of the deal. that is our latest bloomberg business flash. david: apple and island are getting ready to fight back. there is a possible court case. we will look at the argument the tech giant plans to make. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn. david: apple and ireland are preparing to argue the eu kept them in the dark over an investigation. bloomberg has learned they will contend investigators made a u-turn during the probe and never communicated the change. we are joined by alex webb in san francisco. explain what ap

allow 9/11 families to sue saudi arabia, senior lawmakers are expecting concern over its possible unintended consequences. in particular, how it could put u.s. service members and diplomats abroad at risk of lead action. >> i'd like to think there's a way u to fix so that our service members do not have legal problems overseas while still protecting the rights of the 9/11 victims. the united states congress is a a pretty classic case of rapid onset is buyers remorse. >> president obama called the veto a mistake. speaker ryan believes the fixes can be made during the lame duck session. >>> jacob hall was shot in the leg suffering massive blood loss and a cardiac arrest. >> the way we feel, as long as hope. so yeah, our hope is for a miracle. we're praying for a miracle and we're expecting a miracle. >> investigators are locking that the shooting suspect may have been bullied. he's expected to appear in court at 11:00 a.m. eastern. >>> and just ahead, 85 days until christmas. you won't believe how many americans are done shopping. >>> but first, a british team is speed record set in 1997. they

the i tell you the fed, through the law of unintended consequences has inned inned ist tently createdome inequality. if you have money you can make money but if you can't take on the risks you have seen a wage increase. >> so income inequality in america the fed resident fault. >> a great part of it. absolutely. it really is the law of unintended consequences and left rates at zero for so long, hoping to stimulate the economy but hasn't translated into real system bus the the market -- stimulus but the market -- >> things have the changed. it's not as if we're still sitting where we were five or six years ago. >> not what way? >> in every way i can think of the market's doubled. more people have jobs. we'll be right back. often leads to places like... this... this... or this. today, there's a new option. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices. its wireless remote lets you control the intensity, and helps you get back to things like... this... this... or this. and back to being you

there was a dispute between the man in the house and stein and unintended victim who was shot. >> he reportedly fired 27 to 30 round into the home. the teen was sleeping when hit in the shoulder by one of the bullets. police tell us she will be okay. >>> cincinnati is the latest ohio city to be overdose. the city's coroner says it saved nearly 1500 people from overdoses this year from narcan. the city is quickly running out of the life saving drug. >> in the field, it is important to know because it will take more than one, two or three doses of naloxone car can. it may take intravenous and it responders to handle. >> the head of cincinnati's drug task force wants governor kasich to declare a public health emergency to free up resources and funding to fight opioid abuse. last month we introduced you to a mother to declare a state of emergency when we contacted the governor about it this is what he said. >> the governor is treating this drug epidemic a sense of emergency and not a day goes by where he doesn't talk about what it will take to make progress about this ever evolving war o

we learned that accidental consumption by minors has been one of the biggest unintended consequenses of the legalization of recreational marijuana there. it's an issue the industry and lawmakers have be including new packaging and clear doseage information. ((patrick walker)) i want to bring jason over real quick so i can show you the packaging. this is child-proof... a second layer around the edible. reporting live... patrick walker... 8 news now./// ((paul joncich)) >>> still ahead... a new trend in the housing market. ((denise valdez)) >> why families around the country are choosing to fit into a smaller home... and whether las vegas is seeing the same effect. ((paul joncich)) >> tupac shakur was shot just off the las vegas strip. tonight at six... we look what it was like for reporters covering the story... that ended up with it's own place in pop culture history./// <<< i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember." i could

however, the chairman of instut of sports and college in ethics warns it could have unintended consequencesvery jurisdiction in the world, certainly in the united states or the world, has many, many laws and you can always find laws that somebody doesn't like. and to mix that with sports, i just don't think is a very good idea. >> a total of seven championship events will now be moved to different states. >>> new details on a deadly airplane crash in reno. one of the people who died was a san jose bail bondsman. friends tell us 46-year-old ed worked as a bail bondsman in san jose and santa cruz. the ntsb is now investigating. >>> well, the multimillion dollar millennium power in san francisco is sinking right before our eyes. bay area news obtained documents that show a little known government agency entered into a confidentiality agreement with the high rise's builder. >> and how that agreement helped to keep the tower's problem a secret for years. >> this brings into question who knew what when and how come the public wasn't informed. >> reporter: san francisco city supervisor is worried

a tragic case of unintended consequences tonight in dorchester county, south carolina.. where millions of dead honey bees are being found. it happened after the aerial spraying of a pesticide to population. devistated beekeepers in the area say their colonies started dropping dead almost immediately after the spray was released. "i couldn't wrap my head around the fact that we spray poison from the sky." my honey is contaminated, my comb is contaminated. i'm totally shut down here." the county used a pesticide called naled to kill mosquitoes that carry viruses like zika and west nile.. but it can also be toxic to other insects.. birds.. fish and even humans. pesticide from the air.. and they gave residents plenty of warning. drier air will push the monsoon moisture out of nevada overnight tonight. this will allow mostly clear skies over the las vegas valley to take hold and allow the temperatures to drop back to the lower 80s/upper 70s. still a little above the normal. friday afternoon we will keep a slight chance of monsoon storms to fire up over the mountains but the v

away from her home, and he was seeking retaliation from an ongoing dispute and westbrook was the unintended target. mclain is due in court tomorrow. >>> take a look at this suspect, richard edward hill from vallejo was the driver, and anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's office. >>> the gun range in east bay is now closed, and it open more than 52 years ago as part of the east bay regional park district, but the directors chose to close the facility siting the high cost of cleaning up the lead contamination from the spent bullets, 45,000 people would use the range each year. >> it was an amazing place, very helpful and local. it is outside, a great place to be. it is definitely sad that we are losing it.>> there is controversy surrounding the closure, and the gun club in some of its members they that the environment is a convenient cover to oust the activity that is not politically popular among some people in society. the park district will decide whether to excavate the land and return it to its natural state or cap it with asphalt to cut down on the cost. >>> staff memb

support passage of this legislation today, but i do so understanding that there could in fact be unintendedsequences against our national interest. >> overwriting the president's veto means this country will start pursuing a less forceful approach in dealing with state sponsors of terrorism, and potentially opens up u.s. service members, diplomats, and companies to spurious lawsuits in kangaroo courts around the world. >> for more, let's: a political scientist and the chairman of the air council for social science. welcome to "dw news". a few months ago, the saudi said they would withdraw $750 billion in assets if this past. do you think that is a reciprocal measure? >> this bill that was just past, they think this bill unfairly targeted them. there is a sense of going after the billions of dollars that the saudi's have in the united states, so it would be advisable to start inc. of addressing how you retrieve some of this money, and that motion has already been thought about, but one thing that is there for sure, the united states is not going to be a safe haven for investments in the futu

the unintended definition of labor day. are you giving her a hard time? >> always. >> repr: a little choppy for boaters, swimmers and hair. for more on the forecast, let's throw it to kevin janison who will tell me when i can take this hat off. >> reporter: my hair is not moving at all. i'm kind of jealous, denise. i wish i had your hair. wind will be a factor. not so much in the morning but tomorrow afternoon we could experience gusting over 30 miles breezy period. again, more gusts over 30 miles an hour. the last telltale sign of the child that's been around with these flat clouds probably over denise at the lek and off to the east, it's clear. skies will clear hout tonight. with a disturbance coming in off the pacific, the pacific rather than the south, temperatures are going to cool. we had our last triple digit high for today for about a week. the high temperatures this there will be some winds to deal with. we'll spell it out with the forecast a few minutes away. >> thank you, kevin. if you are getting ready to hit the road, look in the right direct

. >> unintended. >> get you the full highlights of the game for that we send it over to jeff skverskyff. >> hey guys it has been a soap opera since the eagles played a meaningful game and pederson hired and traded for carson wentz and traded away bradford caught up to speed and hopefully all of this drama is a thing of the past because the future quarterback looks sharp in the opener carson wentz gets a standing ovation against cleveland the first rookie quarterback to start week one for the eagles since 1939 and wentz looked like a vet. first drive, first completed pass, zach ertz what a catch one handed and wentz four straight on the opening drive and the plays and wentz throws it up for jordan matthews 19 yards perfectly placed ball, wentz for the touchdown, his first and the first of the eagles in their opening drive of the season in eight years wentz gave him and his team confidence eagles up 7-0. second quarter cleveland comes within a few at the end of the half, going to take the lead but how about the deal and griffin picked off by new safety rodney mccloud and led the season

police believe she was the unintended target of the shooter. investigators are still trying to identify witnesses as many people scattered, following the shooting. haley's mom spoke exclusively with jamie leary. and she believes her daughter was killed by gang members and knows someone out there knows who did it. >> i think the parents really need to be strict kids. get them out of gangs. get them out of this kind of trouble. somebody's out there and knows something, and saw something. whoever's mother that is, they know. please turn in the person that did this. i want justice for my daughter, give me peace. >> reporter: police do have a very vague description of the person who may be responsible for that shooting. do have that description at cbsdenver.com. there you will also find a description of a vehicle of again, police as well as haley's mom are asking anyone with information to police grieve police a call. kelly worth thanh, cbs4 news. >>> new to new information in an attempted murder investigation out of hudson, colorado. investigators

senior lawmakers are now expressing concern over its possible unintended consequences. in particular, how it could put u.s. service members and diplomats abroad at risk of legal action. >> i would like to think there's a way we could fix so that our service members do not have still protecting the rights of the 9/11 victims. >> i think what we have seen in the united states congress is a pretty classic case of rapid onset buyer's remorse. >> president obama called the veto override a mistake. speaker ryan says he believes the fixes can be addressed after the election during the lame duck session. >>> the history making rosetta space probe has just minutes left to live. stiszs have put it on a path with a com years. it will close one of the most audacious space missions every taken by the european space agency after pulling off several historic's, it was the first to orbed a comet. before it goes silent, we will send back one last batch of images and data. >> a 6-year-old is fighting for his life after an elementary school shooting in south carolina. following massive bl