they wanted wage for union guys. if they were really helping the worker, the actual worker, those that are fighting against the tyranny, the evil empire, they would want them to have $15 an hour. this is so transparent. >> okay, jonas. this is about more than just wages, though. it's about benefits too. >> it is. this brings up an interesting thing that's been going on for a few decades. this is what's killing unions. democrats have killed the unions by providing the benefits by law that didn't exist back when you could have child labor laws. this a that's when you needed unions. it provides an artificially high wage above the market rate and ben if i wants you probably wouldn't have negotiate on your own. when you have obamacare providing health care you probably wouldn't have gotten with your job and a really high artificially high minimum wage, what's the point of a union? they phase out the need of the union. if these benefits continue across all the states unions are going to go the way of nothing. because what

january, his players demanded to be considered employees, becoming the first college team to seek a union. >> guys come in here and bash all day, then then they're injured 5 years down the road and they get nothing. >> right now, athletes don't receive long-term medical care, and can't collect a paycheck or form a union. the national collegiate athletic association -- or ncaa -- sets the rules for college sports. but those rules could soon be overturned. fault lines investigates the multi-billion-dollar business of college football, the players who produce that wealth, and their demands for a more equitable game. >> i just hope the ncaa does understand that some things do need to change. >> the first thing right behind me, you guys see our lovely bookstore. lots of orange apparel. you guys all got coupons for that. ten percent off. head in there afterwards. today is solid orange friday which is a little bit of a tradition in tigertown. with anybody who has attended clemson we all like to show our orange around clemson on friday. if you want to become part of this family, get your orange today. >>

hans: yeah, the western union guy. matt: it doesn't have to be a dude.ans: you have to show your passport, right? matt: whatever they take out will come immediately back to them. maybe there is arbitrage. maybe someone hopes that the sdr drops. betty: i think we are giving you another assignment here. hans nichols, thank you so much. matt: when you originally moved to berlin, because you were a white house correspondent, were you dreaming you would have a crisis like this to cover 24-7 question mark -- 24-7? were, i did not have a crystal ball. betty: still ahead, looking at the movers in the market today. matt: shares are down after the chairman of the company abruptly resigned. we will tell you why. ♪ betty: welcome back. i'm betty liu here with matt miller. matt: i have the honor of standing in for mark crumpton. a look attraight to the markets. some under the radar movers this afternoon. >> before we get to those movers, let's take a look at how the market indices are performing. the s&p 500 is up by 1.25%. the nasdaq of more than one. the dow is up

i was a civil union's guy.nd you're talking about how do we win a war in iraq the balance there is a little uneven. >> another person who was said to have a good night last night is marco rubio. we're going to have him coming up on the show so he could make the case for himself. judge for yourself, coming up. we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. real madrid have about 450 million fans. we're trying to give them all the feeling of being at the stadium. the microsoft cloud gives us the scalability to communicate exactly the content that people want to see. it will help people connect to their passion of living real madrid. ♪ ♪ when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company

union. a mainstream conservative, not a tea party guy, threatness and -- the company twants union. they threaten the people that if they voted for a union, state money that was supposed to go to volkswagon were being withdrawn. the union lost by a fairly lost margin. if they get a union, it's a concession. the tennessee republicans said if they get union it will push up wages and if they go up, it will cause upper pressure on wages throughout tennessee and the wages go up throughout tennessee, that will diminish our ability to other states. michigan has one and indiana has one. president is talking about this. when you make it easy for people to go to community colleges and higher education, that's another way that you do. infrastructure, yes, there's been some progress in the construction trade. people out there banging and digging, that's another factor. >> when you say -- when you give what senator gives us, the argument about tennessee, it seems on absurd -- >> they get -- we have the liberal tradition. the problem is you can't do experiments when the subject of the experiment

[ cheers and applause ] so jeb bush was marco rubio and same-sex union marco rubio is a nice guy.nd so is jeb bush, i think he's a nice person. but i don't care, i don't care if he's nice. i want somebody that's going to make us great deals and make us rich again and he can't do it. [ applause ] so marco rubio was not supposed to run, right? because he wouldn't run because his mentor in florida, the state of florida which, by the way, i beat both of them in the polls. can you believe it? a sitting senator, a governor and trump is way the hell up here. it's crazy. [ applause ] but -- but marco rubio wasn't supposed to run. all of a sudden he announced he's running and people thought it was very disrespect to feel a person that brought him along. slowly brought him along, right? so beautiful. so what happened -- and it was interesting -- i said, oh, now if it was me, if i were bush and i brought somebody along and i -- i'm older than marco and all of a sudden the guy, the young guy that i brought along says "i'm running against you and it's not my turn but i don't care because i'm r

he finds the right guy and puts grant in charge of the entire union army. grant when he leaves, he puts in charge behind him, sherman. sherman is now in command of the armies of the west. that is a huge part of history there. i skipped over chickamauga and chattanooga. all of this happens in late 1863. chickamauga was a tremendous victory for the confederates. it's a disaster, it takes place in chickamauga, there is no town of chickamauga. it is in northern georgia. the union army is in chaos. they have run scrambling, retreating from the field, back to their stronghold of chattanooga, tennessee, across the border. it is a mess. it is bad. all the confederate generals realize this is an opportunity. think about what just happened that summer, gettysburg, vicksburg. the morale in the north is sky high, the morale in the south is in the pits. all of a sudden, at chickamauga, it turns around. we have defeated a major union army. all of the generals go to their commanders, and say, we've got them, let's go. follow this up. bragg doesn't believe it. he doesn't b

when the north carolina guys saw , they automatically assumed it was union cavalry. oh, it happened. jackson is shot three times. he loses his left arm, which is amputated. he is taken through the battle lines back to a farmhouse, where he is recovering, doing ok. and then, as happened so often in the war, pneumonia set in. later. a few days what happened than is really rather amazing. what i say in my book, and i think most historians might not know this, is the jackson's death was the first great outpouring of national grief for a fallen leader in american history. i can feel people going what? they are thinking of the great death two years later that great outpouring of grief, abraham lincoln. but at the time of jackson's, a great hero was struck down. the south found it shattering. not only was it a shattering blow in the strategic ends, where they thought maybe they had lost their best player, general, but they respected him as a hero. he was a christian. he embodied that side of the south that wanted to think of itself as noble and christian. south did not have

guy. he was our union steward on the job. jeff is the guy i knew the most. bill, diver we called him on the job, i had just met him. he was a real nice guy, you know. >> several other people are injured, including kasinski. he sustains a career-ending back injury when his basket is lowered and stopped too quickly. >> that was my last day on the job as an ironworker. >> an investigation finds several factors are to blame for the collapse. the biggest being the wind is blowing too hard for the crane to operate safely. >> the wind was 35 mile an hour gusting. it caught like a sail and it pulled this big crane over which fell into the crane that my people were suspended from in a man box and that's how it happened. >> robert habash represents the widows of the three men killed in a wrongful death lawsuit against the contractor mitsubishi heavy industries of america. a jury awards them nearly $100 million in punitive and compensatory damages, calculated in part from the video. >> from the video, we were able to time how long it took for the crane to go down where

union. a mainstream conservative, not a tea party guy, threatness and -- the company twants union. they threaten the people that if they voted for a union, state money that was supposed to go to volkswagon were being withdrawn. the union lost by a fairly lost margin. if they get a union, it's a concession. the tennessee republicans said if they get union it will push up wages and if they go up, it will cause upper pressure on wages throughout tennessee and the wages go up throughout tennessee, that will diminish our ability to other states. michigan has one and indiana has one. president is talking about this. when you make it easy for people to go to community colleges and higher education, that's another way that you do. infrastructure, yes, there's been some progress in the construction trade. people out there banging and digging, that's another factor. >> when you say -- when you give what senator gives us, the argument about tennessee, it seems on absurd -- >> they get -- we have the liberal tradition. the problem is you can't do experiments when the subject of the experiment

the league bargained with the players union to have the commissioner, roger goodell, the guy in charge of calling all the shots. so they are within their legal rights. i can't see the judge overturning that. christina: strong ground there. russ: without question. christina: let's talk about wilmer flores. this is a great story. russ: who says there's no crying in baseball? there is crying in baseball. and it pays, too. wilmer flores, as everybody knows, he was supposed to be traded on the 29th. that's the shot there. christina: beautiful. russ: well, that photograph, an autographed photograph you could have purchased for $70 and a little larger win for $90 earlier today. he's so popular, it sold out in the day. christina: wish i had one. russ: listen, you've got to -- christina: it's all about heart. russ: ever since that happened, he's been nothing but good vibes for the mets. two days after that incident, he received a standing ovation. not only did he receive a standing ovation, he thanked the fans by hitting a walk-off home run. he's been doing well. mets are in colorado looking to

union. and from -- no. i do not know. i thought he was part of custer's staff ann kuster knew the guy.he ordered five houses would be burned. and one of mosby s off -- mosby's officers saw pillars of smoke. a ring to it and there were houses -- and ran to it and there were houses on fire and women were screaming. what are we to do? they went from one house to the other and the yankees burned at his house. they went out and slaughtered them. men who were -- pulled bodies, dead bodies over them to keep from being killed themselves. union soldiers crawling away shot in the back. only a couple of them escaped. almost 30, i will say 28 or 29 men murdered and that experience. those guys went back to sheridan and sheridan went nuts. they told sheridan what are they experienced and is holding got worse and worse and worse until colonel mosby got permission from his superior officer. retaliation and kind was legal under international law and those days. he got permission and he has the law on his side. he went after those guys. three of them were killed and 4 were not. that was enough. there is

guy. he's not union, i don't know if that's a problem. >> jimmy: great, terrific. your book is funny. >> thank you. >> want to ask you a couple of thins about it. one thing in particular that jumped out at me. i'll read a passage from it. >> gather round the hearth, people. >> jimmy: listen up, kids. my uz cousin lucy is a walk-awayer. any sign of marital december cord she'll roll out of the moving car, submerge her head in water to escape altercation. lucy could be gorging on a lobster when her husband pete decides to confront her with some issues on their sexless marriage and she'll run out the back door of the seafood restaurant." how does lucy feel about the fact that you have identified her sexless marriage? is she okay with that? >> well -- jimmy, lucy is not her real name. >> jimmy: oh, it's not. >> no. >> jimmy: what is her real name? >> it's angeline. she's my second cousin. no, my husband george clooney -- [ laughter ] >> he will read the first draft of anything i write to make sure i don't get sued. >> jimmy: okay. >> that's from working in the white hou

there's union calvary chasing the rangers and this guy is going to jump off his horse and throw his hands in the air with these men running as fast as they possibly can, let's think about that for a minute. i am not saying the rangers were justified, but that is a tough deal when you are racing and being chased. and then a guy cutting you off and said "i surrender." his comments before he died was "i surrendered and they shot me down." that got the blood flowing for those troops, and they executed six of the rangers. >> go ahead. >> >> i have read that the mosby was such a threat to washington that they took off the planks on a bridge every night from keeping him from getting into the city. can you talk about that? his activities in maryland and possibly pennsylvania? inmosby's operations maryland and pennsylvania? >> the stories on the planks being taken up were true. he pushed in several times. in fact, we did a dvd about mosby's combat operations in fairfax county. everybody know mosby's confederacy, but when you add up operations to actions in fairfax more than anywhere else. they had

if you recognize this guy, you should call the special victims union. dawn? >> all right, let's get him off the streets. thank you dave. heat wave is behind us. but now comes the rain. taking a live look right now at wilmington, delaware. where it's not looking too bad. chief meteorologist scott williams is tracking some rain that is headed to parts of delaware and atlantic city, and scott, the big question, of course, when can we expect the wet weather and how much? >> well, dawn, right now some of the areas seeing the patchy rain well to the west of our area and it's not anticipated to be a wash out. so that's the good news with this system. as we zoom in, though, you can see some pockets of some light rain moving into lancaster county. chester county as well as northern sections of delaware county but most of us will stay dry if you're stepping outdoors this evening. however, take a look as we expand the view. off to the west, this is the culprit this area of low pressure that will head in our direct over the next day or so. 85 degrees that was the high te

union. this is not a guy who is -- >> name calling. we're a grassroots conservative site. so long as trump says he will build a border wall, he will get support from -- >> which you know is fiction. >> i don't know. >> you know it's a fiction. >> he will build a wall. >> of course it's a fiction. >> he will build that wall and rick, we can check him on that. >> it will be huge and gold. >> we will see. rick, it's great to see you. we will continue this later. rick, alex, gloria, thanks so much. >>> "outfront" next, we are going to continue to monitor donald trump's campaign speech in new hampshire. donald trump, he arrives in presidential-like jets and helicopters. no bus rides for him. no intimate meet and greets. our special report on the very unconventional trump campaign. one of the foot's favorite rituals happens at the water's edge. here, they must look their best. smooth, beautiful skin is an advantage. the others can only hide in shame. introducing the new dr. scholl's dreamwalk express pedi. imagine - these kids won't have to remember passwords or obsess about sec

. >>> an australian rugby union football player known for his down-to-earth demeanor and funny guy. now he's going to be known for his trainies. >> how good are these trainies? >> apparently the funny guy. >> a snazzy looking tackle box. movement, no, secure, yes. >> he called it a rod and reel, that's the first time i've heard that one. >> he has the personality. >> watch and very easy on the twig and berries. get 'em on you. >> how many euphemisms can he squeeze into this? >> he's good. >> that's a great ad, the kind that you want to watch again and it's an advertisement, you know they just nailed it. >> i don't know half of what he's saying and it's still funny. >> basically he needs some translated subtitles for average people. >> my favorite thing about this video is that we all enjoyed it for very different reasons but we all enjoyed the video. >> i just like them. try the underwear, the ultimate toolbox. >> if you want to figure out what he's saying head over to rightthisminute.com and click on "tv show" or see it on our mobile app. >>> we're sending this guy's birthday video

. >> live at the kings town branch of apple federal credit union where we have been collecting these. you guysave been bringing backpacks all day. how has the turnout been? >> it's been amazing. we've emptied a couple baskets. it's been great. >> we're glad you've been making it fun. the woman we want to talk to is here. she's a giant at nbc four, the director of our community affairs. today's sport, it was overwhelming. >> it has been, and thank you to all of our partners, especially apple federal credit union and to all the viewers who have come out. we want to make sure that people know that while they did bring quite a bit today, there is still time to go online to nbcwashington.com and make a secure do nation as well as still drop off their supplies here and at nbc 4. we're truly grateful. >> >> reporter: it's never too late to keep giving. here to talk about how it's truly making a difference where we live, is robert sole who's been doing this year after year with apple federal credit union. >> it's important to give our students a fresh start, and i just want to mimic her comments. than

are the money guys more worried about her poll numbers turning down? >>> and unions pull a fast one on fast food workers? we'll see you at the bottom of the hour. >> thank you, neil. we can't wait. >>> up here first, forget republicans. is the white house making the best case against the iran nuke deal? we ppromise was made. a promise that hit the beaches of normandy. a covenant that split the skies over berlin. a vow that captured iwo jima. a promise was made. a solemn oath that liberated seoul. a sacred trust that defended khe sanh. a pact that dug in in da nang. a contract that weathered tet. a promise was made. a pledge that stormed the desert in iraq. a bond that patrolled door-to-door in fallujah. an iou that braved ieds in kandahar. a promise was made. to america's veterans. a promise we all must keep. dav fights for all veterans and their families so they get the health care, financial benefits and support they earned. if youu'e a veteran who needs help, or you'd like to help us keep the promise, visit dav.org. that's the latest. i'm eric shawn, fox news. >>>

i'm curious as to why secretary of war edwin stanton who was clearly the number two guy in the union government was not embroiled in the conspiracy are not part of it? >> well, i think that most of the recent work, not the recent work shows that lincoln and stanton did not get along at the beginning of the work but they grew very close as the war went on. doris kearns goodwin arrived at this conclusion. i didn't see anything that made me think stanton has evil designs towards lincoln. i think we also have to remember, abraham lincoln has some brains. he would to if he was dealing daily with someone who is a threat to him. i don't see, if the question was withstand any way involved in this, i just didn't see it in my work. [inaudible] >> why was stanton not a target? >> that's a good question. i don't think booth had enough people to target anybody wonder. we may remember stanton wasn't really in the line of successi succession, so those were the ones to go to. in a way booth is crazy. in a way he's not crazy and away he is. this is relevant to what you're saying. he's not crazy innoc

union. so i'm a guy that believes that right now you should get yield, you should be in taxable annuities, america to get appreciation at this point. >> gentlemen, thank you both for being with me. i really appreciate your time. >> thank you, jose. >>> meanwhile, it's going to be another busy day on wall street. it's also a busy day on the campaign trail. later this hour, jeb bush will hold a town hall meeting in colorado on monday. he visited the u.s.-mexico border just like donald trump earlier this summer did. it's become an ongoing and public feud. last hour we spoke to democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley who also had some words for the republican front-runner. >> people like donald trump speak in such hate-filled language about other human beings, scapegoat other human beings like he has done with all mexican-american immigrants. it brings license to others who are very worried and very apprehensive about their future and their children's future, and all of us in the public arena of this presidential campaign need to push back against donald trump and this sort of language. >> w

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are the money guys more worried about her poll numbers turning down? >>> and unions pull a fast one on fast food workers? we'll see you at the bottom of the hour. >> thank you, neil. we can't wait. >>> up here first, forget republicans. is the white house making the best case against the iran nuke deal? we p we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. that's the latest. i'm eric shawn, fox news. >>> more democratic lawmakers coming out for and against the iran nuclear deal as the deadline for congressional approval nears. ironically, is it what the white house has been saying that could actually kill this deal? take a listen. >> 15 years from now, as some provisions expire, what is iran's breakout time going to be? >> well, it shrinks back down to roughly where it is now. >> which is close to zero? >> well, which is a matter of months. >> we should expect that some portion of that money would go to the iranian military and could potentially be used for the kinds of bad behavior that we have seen in the region up until

. >> horton is also the window washing union's head safety trainer. he's the guythis job and live to tell about it. on the roof of 7 world trade center. >> now going to do the legs. >> andy rigs me up. this is a job with very real hazards. just last fall next door at the 104-story 1 world trade center one of the cables on the window washer's basket came loose. leaving two workers dangling outside the 68th floor over an hour and half. strapped into my safety harness i meet my co-worker for the day. jesus rosario. >> checking in. we're ready to go out. >> the crane hoists our basket up and out. into thin air. >> the brook lip bridge looks great. the statue of liberty. new jersey. >> andy horton was right this up high you can't help but hear the music. ♪ i'm on the top of the world looking down on creation ♪ we secure or baskets to the side of the building and begin greatest ride to work ever. he's eating. hi, how are you. my first time. she's got a neat desk. good to see you. do you wave to the other window washers? >> how are you doing? it's a beautiful day! we clo

are the money guys more worried about her poll numbers turning down? >>> and unions pull a fast one on fast food workers? we'll see you at the bottom of the hour. >> thank you, neil. we can't wait. >>> up here first, forget republicans. is the white house making the best case against the iran nuke deal? we play the tape. you decide. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all, my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today. hi mi'm raph. tom. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. >>> the atrocities committed by isis getting even longer. u.s. intelligence officials telling the family of kayla mueller that she was repeatedly raped by the leader of the estate al baghdadi. s

union square. now some of is these guys are very, very good. so many of them act as if they're not so good. you want to play some chess? maybe lose the fist game. >> they try to suck you in. >> i don't know about these guys. money on it? >> sometimes there is. we're celebrating chess today we got the idea last week when we saw them in union square playing chess. having a chess tournament. >> fantastic coming up at 9:00 today. do you play? >> i love chess. my favorite board game. >> i'm a backgamon girl. chris elliot 13-year-old birthday. he'll pick up something later. he and his mom watch "good day new york." >> chris christian elliot. >> saying something nice about you a different color? >> vice versa. hi audrey. >> happy birthday also to justin turning 16 years old his mom is daniel. an you rosanna. >> wrong for you to charge everybody 25 to mention their name. i have a ethical problem with that. trchg going up to 30 in december. get your request in now. well you know what speaking of numberings we have good ones out there this morning not just with temperatures but dew points. get excite

union. got a game at 7:00. you guysutside of the stadium. >> yes. >> folks don't have tickets, of course we encourage you to get tickets. if they don't have tickets they can show up and participate in the adoption event that's happening. >> there will be a lot of dogs and kittens there. >> rapunzel will be there? >> yes. >> you mentioned sam. this is a dog we had on last week with chas. sam you said came from a shelter in virginia, same place as rapunzel. sam got adopted. a lot of people said we saw sampson "nbc 10" and she was taken home. >> yes. >> one last thing as you mentioned. rapunzel, 6 years old. not a bad thing to have an older dog as a pet. >> she does do a little bit of tricks, too. >> you can can teach an old dog new tricks is what you're telling us? >> when we give her treats she goes on two feet. >> she's shy in the studio. that's going to do it for us. thank you, chas. >> thank you. >> i think we have the spca's information. we can pull it up 2678915-426-6300 in case you can't make it out to the event th

the season and i foresee within another week or so that there's going to be some guys that are not playing. >> the unioner have agreed to part ways. he started nine games over the past year. he went one-four-four. >>> we are all unique. is there another rick williams in this world. >> not at all. >> there's one in the news room. >> we don't know him. >> we all have special talents we just need to find them. that said, meet stuart sabeskie he can solve a rubik's cube and ride a union ui sickle. he went through six months of what i'll assuming is grueling training. he did it. 80 cubes solved in under an hour without falling off. >> that's an impressive way to spend your summer. >> yeah. >> hey, i couldn't do it. >> how can he monetize that, that's the question. >> his parents would like to know that i'm sure. >>> thank you sir. a little boy 's mission to feed other children has sparked an outpouring of support by the community. >>> six-year-old parker borden of blaine, minnesota recently volunteered for an organization called feed my starving children. he told his parents he wants to do more and decided t

guys never get prosecuted. they are never prosecuted or brought to justice. the police union, the fraternal order of police said demonstrators have a right to protest. but are declined to address their complaints >>> guatemala's parliament is expected to vote in the coming days on whether the president should be impeached. protesters quaul for president molina to resign over a corruption scandal that has seen his vice president facing charges. he denies the allegations. >> security will be tightened on european railways after the failed attack on a high speed train between amsterdam and paris. passengers will face more identification and baggage checks. peter sharp has more >>> the foiled gun attack on a crowded high speed amsterdam to paris express last week exposed a dangerous laps of security on europe's railways. it was the bravery of four passengers that overpowered the gunmen, that prevented a potential massacre. >> on saturday, france convened in a summit of interior ministers to formulate a coordinated response to the threat of an atrocity on the rail network. >> the

union. we'll be in all day. >> the one in kingston. >> yes. >> yes. there's plenty of oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? what's the only thing? oh my gosh he's married. he's a kleptomaniac. he's a pyromaniac. he's a total maniac. hey! hey! go back to your wife you sociopath! leave slow internet behind. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past. get fios. tea? now $79.99 a month. go online or call now. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> you're watching "news4 today.." >> hillary clinton's e-mails continue to bog down her come pain. this as donald trump continuing to rise in the polls. here to talk about this and much more, "meet the press" moderator, chuck todd. >> yes. we want to start with the latest on this pop-up meeting between vice president joe biden and a also senator elizabeth warren. >> oh, that. look, i had been watching the little leaks that were coming from biden world. oh, the

guy. shake shack does really well. union square restaurant did not do that well. people who worked there. >> he probably can't find enough banks to hold all of money. good for him, danny meyer. >> very difficult for everybody. whether small mom-and-pop or big restaurant, the rents are too damn high. >> as that -- >> mike. >> weirdo said in the debates. >> he was on to something. he had the catchphrase. >> hammering that for years. i think a lot of people agreed with him. he was always a little different. >> remember he came on, sang a song? >> we'll show you who we're talking about. >> jimmy. >> show you what is up out there. hey the weather. things are a lot quieter. things were rough. looks like almost nothing happened. maybe you slept through it. we have really nasty storms come through the entire tri-state region and new jersey and long island. connecticut getting hit pretty hard at points early this morning. things look much quieter out there all together. we could see storms refiring later this afternoon. high emits 90. will be stormy later this afternoon. n

the guy on the right was a very high ranking union general. i will comment on both of these more as we get into the talk. let's start out by looking at today's currency, which everybody should be familiar with. everybody should know who is depicted on the currency. the one dollar bill is washington, the two is jefferson, lincoln, hamilton and so forth. the interesting thing is that exactly the same person has been on the same denomination of our so-called modern banknotes since 1929. these are truly a standard design. some of you will recognize that, in the mid-90's, they started fiddling with portraits. this is the traditional franklin portrait. that is the so-called "big head" portrait. it is still the same individual on the same denomination. these are all in circulation today. there were higher notes in in circulation until 50 years ago. the $500 bill had mckinley, the thousand dollar bill, president cleveland. president madison is depicted on the $5000, and this is solomon chase. he is a very important statesman and a figure in finance. s

. >> union did everything we have asked him to do. a guy that is excited to be here.ppreciative of the opportunity he has. we hope to get him back soon. robert: speaking of injuries we are hoping to find out if rgiii will be ready to go by saturday. he will be examined by a neurologist tomorrow. two other quarterbacks have an opportunity to show what they can do. which has the upper hand? they can't make that determination until after the fourth preseason game. baseball, good night for the nats. 8-3 win over the padres after zimmerman smacked a grand slam. his fifth career grand slam. the first night the nats had the full line-up. the mets are playing their best baseball. they have won five straight. but anything can happen. don't gonzalez try to lead them to the fourth straight win. nats have the full lineup in the game for the first time last night. we see what can happen when the line-up is in there. leon: they still needed luck with the one call, foul ball. get another chance at the plate. we'll take it. robert: exactly. kimberly: thank you. the fighting is on ove

guys never get prosecuted. they never get prosecuted. they they have get brought to justice. >> the police union fraternal order of police say that they have the right to protest and to lodge their complaints. >> in mexico, many campaigning on the known cases of forced disappearance around the world. there may be hundreds or thousands held in crete detention. such detention is a crime under bedroom law. the international convention was signed in 2010. 94 states have now signed up, and 44 have ratified the treaty. >>> well, mexico is admitting that at least 26,000 people have disappeared there between 2006 and 2013. many have been caught in the cross fire in the struggle between the government and drug cartels. >> 11 days ago, rushing out of the house to see her brother-in-law bundled in a police car with the license plate blacked out. >> the government is meant to protect us, but they do this instead. how is it possible that they could kidnap an innocent person? >> he loved to sketch and tattoo and gave juana these stars. now he's one of 5,000 people abducted in mexico. not just the cartels but the armed forces snatch people here. >> maybe

guys never get prosecuted. never get prosecuted and never are brought to justice. >> the city's police union, the fraternal orderay that they have a right to protest but won't address the complaints. >> venezuela sent more troops to the board of colombia. more than 1,000 of them living in venezuela have been deported so far. >> 11,000 people in m bei can'colombiawere killed or injum land mines and efforts are underway to get rid of them finally. we visited one of the first villages declared mine free. >> [applause]. >> cutting the ribbon to a future free of land mines. for the first time in 50 years farmers are able to walk to the top of this hill again. >> i'm happy we can walk free i. until now we afraid to get close to the mountain. >> the fighters and pay ray militaries buried homemade land mines along here while fighting in the middle of the last decade. after months of work coordinated by the british charity halo trust the area has been cleared of the threat by local strength and others to do the job. 150 people used to live in the region when the fighting started. each one of the families living here have

>> as far as the unions the state does not have good laws for workers or of the city can also have to take the lead go to which. looked at chicago if you want to get construction guys down the road they're all union serving tables are union backing trees there used to be the railroad line and one day they decided there were not needed anymore now you see the fema contractors the sheraton running the dnc convention and they are not union. >> that is more appropriate at the state level this is the right to work state you have to attack that the state level. >> the district attorney's office actually is conducting its own investigation to determine whether a grand jury is in order based upon the examination of the initial reports by various engineers. we are determining whether a grand jury investigation is in an order or if state law was violated independent of anything done by the u.s. attorney's office. >> i am from new orleans. fourth generation my grandfather started year 1927 and my father 1954 purchase of a few weeks to for the storm we took steps to become state licensed contractors every step has cost money and time and read up to bat and rich -- back and rec

think there's misperceptions that because you're part of unions, you're already covered for all this stuff, but explain the way i've heard it is you guysu're there basically from the day the attack straight through digging people out, i mean, going through horrific things that many of us cannot ever... >> ten months, seven days a week, 12 hours a day we were down there breathing in all that. like 1000 toxicities down there. >> jon: so you're going through all. this when you get sick, they consider it workman's comp. you can't work anymore, so your insurance suddenly is cut, and the workman's comp people fight you. >> it's work related. >> jon: because they say, how can we decide your cancers are work related. >> i can only speak for myself. i'm fighting this cancer last year. while i'm fighting for the cancer i was fighting for the compensation that would cover my bills. it's ridiculous. >> jon: how come n.y.p.d. doesn't... does n.y.p.d. cover all of your stuff? how does that work? >> they put me out on three-quarters. i got a phone call one day, and they told my wife they were putting me out because i was costing n.y.p.d. too much. at

guy: 7:46 in london. these are the stories union to you need to know. kwave spreading from the deadly blast in bangkok. the tourism department says they have already seen cancellations. guy: home prices rose in more cities than they foul in july in china. july in china. softeningock markets sharply. caroline: the german finance minister offered lawmakers to back greases third bail out. parliamentar votes on the bill wednesday. a central bank decision do london time. a look for what we should be checking out. the turkish lira trading at a record low. the central bank doesn't want to do anything. guest: we heard from the main advisor to the president saying the central bank should not raise tryst rates. should not target a particular lire rate. it is already at a record low. it would need to go lower. the considerations for this are more political than economic perhaps for the central bank. there are other issues that are factoring in as well. we know a week lire is good for exports. inflation.ood for some of the dilemmas for the central bank, we see what

turned was an nsa installation because office,showed up at my interviewed the one guy who was one of us, not one of the unionechnicians, only that one was nsa cleared, could work in this room. so that told us right there that installation.a the following year 2003, i was transferred to 611. street. i was in charge of the internet room. as part of my job, i got a hold engineering documents to show what they were doing. i actually had to hook up cabinettic cables to a which were connected down to the secret room. the documents i got hold of showed very clearly that they blindly sweeping up everything going across those peering links, they're called, which connected at&t's network to other quest and what have you. amy: so they were all oflaborating, this idea peering? >> peering is when you connect links together. that meant there were sweeping up everyone's communications, not just at&t customers, but -- but other companies who were not aware of this arrangement back then. they were sweeping up all of that stuff without any selection because the apparatus are using to sweep it up with had no intelligence. it w