the city's name is unknown. it is in the soviet union. the continuing race for the moon with the united states of america, the soviet union launched two new cosmonauts. the launchings of june put the soviet union ahead in a race that was not forecast to be over until the end of the decade. ♪ the history of man in space is short. but the conquests are many. the free press of the world was invited to photograph the launches of the united states. in 1961, the soviet union launched [indiscernible] into an provided this motion picture of the liftoff. the united states launched over shepherd. next in space was gus grissom, photographed by hundreds of international photographers. then the soviet union announced the launch of [indiscernible] and released this film. in 1962, john glenn went into orbit launched from an annapolis atlas booster at cape canaveral. followed three months later in the mercury capsule. in august of 1962, [indiscernible] orbited simultaneously launched by two separate boosters from the soviet union. one launched within 24

and there is a bit of an unknown element because it is the first time the area has closed on a summer day on a commute day. so not exactly clear how bad that could be. normally the closures are on a holiday or on a weekend or week day that is known to be a quiet day. best advice is stay home if you can. if you can't consider public transportation either a bus or a ferry. katie marzullo abc 7 news. >> thank you for that. >>> we have a lot of information about alternate routes on our website, abc7news.com and for help navigating get waze on your smart phone. be sure to join abc 7's group. >>> agencies are asking ship operators and boaters to be careful to avoid disturbing and hurting endangered whales off the sonoma coast line. issued an alert today asking vessels to travel at slow speeds. officials say 115 endangered whales are at risk of ship strikes. blue fin and humpback whales are common to the north bay and are protected. >>> the california science panel is warning that fracking poses unknown risks. fracking is the process of drilling down and injecting fluid into the ground at a

the center-right says the greek people put their faith in the unknown. he does acknowledge it was a resounding vote of confidence for prime minister alexis tsipras. given the government hasn't really done anything to improve the economy yet, it's a vote of confidence in the unknown. the paper asks whether the vote strengthens sippers -- tsipras' hands in negotiations. it doesn't really think so. anchor: a lot of unknowns on this monday morning. what are the german papers saying? oliver: they are not taking it very well. they are almost uniformly. where behind the german government and the truck up -- almost uniformly full-square behind the german government and the troika. the results of the referendum are not in the long-term interest of greece. country must -- the country must adjust to the fact that things are not going to get better in the near future. it also rolls out a strongly worded piece that says no longer is there any basis for cooperation. the light of hope that shines in greece tonight is the light of dilution -- delusion. the moment has be

one of these cases from las vegas and was able to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown, and they say they'reome back next year i'm sure they will be welcome. reporting live from arlington national cemetery, sam sweeney abc7 news. jummy: thank you so much. what a great job they are doing out there. he is right, you are about to stay hydrated as it is hot out there. doug: cool workday for many people. heat index well over 100 at a time. tomorrow, a front will bring cooler air. in the middle of the week we will be in good shape. i think image from the rockville

a woman unknown? cops play poker with a witness and hit the jackpot when they're only holding a pair of deuces. >>> coming up -- two new clues, a revealing recording. and a revealing phone call with a jaw-dropping tip for police. >> this is a voice saying i think i know who may have killed chiquita. and precious ingredients. for hair that lives to move. get this. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >> reporter: there's a concept in police work called "victimology." the detectives probe the backstory of someone's life to understand what made them tick. in chiquita's case they found, for sure, a woman loved, respected, and admired. but they also learned she had a capital "t" t

a woman unknown? the cops play poker with a witness and hit the jackpot when they're only holding a pair of deuces. >>> coming up -- two new clues, a revealing recording. and a revealing phone call with a jaw-dropping tip for police. >> this is a voice saying i think i know who may have killed chiquita. and precious ingredients. for hair that lives to move. ♪ know you can deposit checks right from your phone transfer money to someone quickly and easily speak to a financial professional when it's convenient and pay for things with the tap of your finger know that with pnc's convenient solutions at least your finances will be easy to control. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a mon

it's unknown why the 91-year-old fell at his home in kennebunkport, maine he is battling a form of parkinson's disease, one of several health issues that the former president faces since leaving office and last year he spent to months at a houston hospital for a bronchitis related cough and last december a week in the same hospital for shortness of breath and bush the oldest living president hardly lets those health challenges slow him down he marked his 90th birthday with a thrilling skydive in maine like he did with his 80th and 85th he fully expects to be back in texas for the football season. >> because of fractured vertebrae president bush has to wear a neck brace. we don't know how long he is expected to be in the hospital. >> the black clergy in philadelphia and vicinity, is coming to defense of a company accused of racism. they announced the finding fz their investigation into the cordish company, they operate nightclubs be casinos in philadelphia and have applied for permits to build a casino and hotel in south philadelphia. a labor union accused cordish of discrimination against afri

and just like you are doing today, he jumped into the great unknown. did he make it? ok, we are going to leave him suspended in free fall a minute and come back to him. in the meantime, i am very excited to be here on solid ground with all of you and i want to thank the president for the very kind introduction, and congratulate my fellow honorary degree recipients. i also want to welcome the distinguished faculty and alumni of usc, as well as the crowd's relatives and friends. today we are all one big trojan family. some of you were born into it. some of you chose it. i married into it. [applause] ms. hobson: i remember the first time my husband, george lucas, ross mita campus. -- brought then we attended a football game. not a game, the game against westwood high. now i went to school back east and the one thing i can tell you, ivy league football is mostly boring. but the game was amazing. i cheered the entire time. i could not believe you had a real horse as a mascot. i was amazed. then i learned that that is not the original traveler. i thought to myself, what a n

and it really was unknown for so many years. >> more than 20 foreign players are chasing their dreams. in somalia's football league at great risk to themselves. somalia is an unlikely football location but be mogadishu is attracting footballers from across the continent. >> they have come from as far away as niej nigeria and uganda. >> it is my passion from when i was a kid. i tell myself, wherever football tase me to, i'm satisfied with it. >> they have more experience, they can take home as much as $500 a month which they say is more than they earn back home. club officials say the fortunes have improved. >> we are the first team to bring foreign players to somalia. they are very understanding are of our game. this year we will finish second in the league. >> reporter: living here cg challenging. armed guards keep watch. the players also have to overcome the language barrier person which is why the somali football association put a limit on the number of players they can sign. >> we can't have a league made up of only foreign players. >> for these funds for is foreign players have a

the officer's condition is unknown. of law enforcement at eden medical center. we are hearing there is a press conference scheduled for 7:00 in a couple of minutes at the plymouth. live in hayward, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> we are going to start off "kcbs traffic" with a look at the bay bridge where a car broke down beyond the shot here westbound 80 just beyond the tunnel. it is causing some backups now getting across the bay bridge. the toll plaza delay now seconds into the macarthur maze with the metering lights on. the golden gate commute still holding steady no major delays there. but 580 expect backups leaving the altamont pass slow from the 205 interchange in stretches towards airway in livermore. bart is back on time this morning. no delays reported for caltrain or the altamont commuter express. >>> good morning, san francisco. gray skies at this hour. temperatures in the 50s and in the 60s. it's currently 64 degrees in livermore. later today, on this national hammock day, grab your hammocks, you can sway outside toda

, the unknown soldier of world war i the recently interred unidentified heroes of world war ii and korea are symbols of all heroes who fell in the words of the nations which are at. -- of the nations maturity. and village squares in public grounds, their memory and the memory of all their brothers in arms before them are enshrined in a chain of tributes that reaches back across the

well, it's unknown. it very much depends on the path of future price appreciation in san francisco. suppose that rate is very stable over a reasonable time period is is the rate of return does decline over time because that embedded gain of about 55% is that now gets amortized over a long period of time. it would slightly decline every year. >> although it sounds like there is a very large profit number already baked in, the reality is, the longer these people hold properties, the longer the irr will be? >> it could be. >> assuming it does not continue great appreciation for property values. >> that would be correct. >> i'm sorry for the lengthy list of questions. but there is important things to think about that is important and one very last important point beyond the financial issues which i think are rather large. is a policy perspective. do we really want to be in the business of engaging this sort of relationship with the city. this is unprecedented. never in the pension history that i know of that we have engaged in a relationship where we are giving money to the city and the

it was an unknown story until his wife i understand went into the attic and was cleaning found a big trunk, opened it up and in the trunk was a scrap book where they had kept a meticulous record and photographed, even of the chin that they had saved in the rescue operation. and it came to light. so it's an extraordinary story of a man who did a fantastic deed and it really was unknown torso many years. >> classic films such as breakfast at tiffany's and my fair lady made audrey help burp a star. london's national portrait gallery is paying tribute to her with an exhibition looking back at her life. jessica bald win took a look. >> there's imitators, but on one audrey hepburn, the star that invented a style remaining fable more than 60 years on. her hive in photographs is on -- life in photographs is on show in london until october. >> there's wonderful photographs of audrey hepburn. more than 80 photographs, with her as a young child on to the london stage and hollywood star dom. the show combines the intimate with the iconic images reproduced in so many mosters and photographs. >> i

they have been approached by the so-called recruiters, and who know of refugees who have left to unknownions for alleged weapons training. >> reporter: many people here are afraid to speak out, and those who manage to talk to are already saying that their lives are being threatened. the united nations refugee agency officials have also heard the allegations. >> of course we have been concerned about such attempts. and therefore, we have raised it with the government from the beginning of establishment of the camps, and we have been given assurances that the government will take all measures to curve such attempts that would be done. >> reporter: earlier this month, the military paraded men and weapons it said were captured in fighting along the border with rwanda. many people here are angry at burundi's president's run for a third term which they say is unconstitutional. and they accuse the youth wing of killing and intimidating opponents back home but they say they won't join any rebellion. >> actually we cannot fight with those soldiers. we failed already. we cannot fight with those in

sending back data for the next three months. >> it will continue its flight into space exploring unknown territory. after pluto we don't know what's out there. so you go! >>> the airline industry power players have grown so much in the past decade that many u.s. markets are dominated by one or two carriers. during that time, megamergers have reduced nine u.s. airlines to four. american, united, delta and southwest are the four. travelers have paid the price with domestic airfares rising faster than inflation in the past 10 years. >>> here's roberta. you have been talking about pluto since 4:30 this morning. >> i think it's so fascinating! and here it is. what, new horizons, the spacecraft, just orbiting around for, what, 9 1/2 years. i don't understand that kind of energy! here we go. let's take a look at our weather watchers this afternoon. 76 degrees robert sullivan reporting lots of sunshine at redwood city. that gives me an idea what's going on around the peninsula, robert, so thank you very much. heard from dana in novato saying it's a great day to do just about anything outdoors. a

she said her husband left after a series of meetings with people enlisting men into an unknown group. she wants her husband back. >> translator: he said to me that he was going to fight for the country. and go bring peace. but he wouldn't give me details. when he left, he didn't even carry his phone or anything. >> reporter: we also talked to several young men that have been approached by the recruiters and refugees who have left to unknown locations. this is an issue that is discussed. many people here are afraid to speak out. those who manage to talk, are saying their lives are being threatened. the united nations refugee agency unc had. r, also have allegations. >> of course, we have been concerned about such attempts. we raised it with the government from the beginning of the establishment of the camps. and we have been given the assurance that the government will take all measures to curb such attempts that will be done. >> reporter: burundi's military parade of men and weapons were captured in fighting along the border with rwanda. many people are angry at burundi burundi's pres

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man held up a cvs on delaware avenue in wilmington around 7:30 on monday morning and got away with unknown amount of cash. if you recognize the man in this photo, call delaware crime stoppers. 1-800-tip-3333. >>> from our delaware bureau also. public defenders are continuing their push to reopen hundreds of drug cases in the aftermath of that evidence tampering scandal in delaware. they filed a motion asking a judge to bar prosecutors from arguing that the guilty pleas cannot be vacated because the defendant admitted guilt. the discovery of evidence theft at delaware's drug lab last year put thousands of drug convictions in jeopardy. >>> thieves and vandals are targeting commuters at a philadelphia train station. crooks damage and stole from vehicles parked at the wissahickon train station while owners were at work. nine cars were broke into. one victim just bought her car and now ho to fix $500 worth of damage. >> that makes me like the most mad did everything is the fact that i just purchased this car literally, like, three weeks now and my windows is shattered! >> police dusted for fing

the it is fighting an unknown armed group in the north, and people we spoke to here say they don't feelanymore. on monday morning residents of this township found two of their neighborhoods, brothers hacked to death by unknown attackers. one brother was a political activist who had participated in the protests. on tuesday another man was found dead after he is said to have detonated a hand grenade. many people are hoping these talks will somehow bring peace back to burundi. catherine soi, al jazeera. >>> in mexico new pictures have emerged of the tunnel used by el guzman in his escape from prison. it shows him actually escaping. the tunnel was full of oxygen tanks, truck batteries, and even a motorcycle. the mexican government is offering almost $4 million for his arrest. john hullman reports on the investigation. >> reporter: the morning mist envelen envel -- envelops the maximum security prison. joaquin guzman slipped out of the tunnel in his cell's bathroom on saturday evening, only 16 months after the government paraded him as their biggest capture in the war against drugs. the inte

>> unknown on what could be natural at this point. there's just no determination. there's no real evidence of a device. so we're trying to still piece this together as what could have caused this explosion. that caused this woman to be pushed from her chair and be take on the the hospital. >> she was sitting in a chair on beach. who else was around her? >> can you try that again, please? >> you said it knocked her out of her chair. so she was sitting in her chair on the beach. who else was around her? was she alone at this beach? >> the beach was occupied as you can imagine, on a beautiful day like today the beach is a very busy beach. she had other family members sitting with her in a grouping. they're all sitting together. they heard what sounded like a fire cracker going off. and then they felt this percussion which threw her from her chair. so that's what we're looking at now and trying to piece that evidence together and see what this could be. >> unbelievable. >> nobody else on the beach front was injured. there's no indication of any kind of explosive device

investigators say the driver lost control of the truck for unknown reasons. he veered into oncoming traffic on a freeway in orland last year. the truck crashed into a motor coach carrying dozens of high school students heading to a college tour. five students were killed. the ntsb made recommendations to strength n safety on motor coaches. >>> san franciscan make some safety changes for cable cars. collisions like this one in april have operators expressing some serious concerns. this crash left the operator with serious injuries. the sfmta has given out yellow safety vests to cable car operators and is trying to come up with a plan to make drivers more aware of passengers and operators and they get on and off cable cars. >>> 4:55. a teen trying to fly a solar- powered plane around the world suspending the journey in hawaii. the batteries overheated during the record-breaking flight from japan to the islands. the plane will be grounded until april. >>> the san francisco giants are optimistic they are going to hit a home run in the november election. their mis

. >> this is unknown territory.old enough to have been reporting when rates fell to historic lows of 4%. everyone said good group -- good grief here it now we have rates on the -- grief. now we have rates on the floor. what will happen when they go up. it is causing concern. the unknown quantity that households been doing reasonable things like paying mortgages. now are they living up to a new maximum? they don't know. they are worried about it. manus: you join the dots in terms of who is on fixed rate mortgages. i do think that the wholesale sector is disconnected from movement in q3. i am more concerned about the corporate sector. who would believe will be sitting here in july, saying that u.k. corpus sector -- francine: a possible reversal. what is the worst thing that the central bank can do?; i think it is important -- james: i think it's important -- do you lose credibility if you are unable to take action and get the economy moving in the right direction. if the bank does not raise rates , it has nowhere to h

the man many of us became familiar with today, the unknown, englishman danny willett, i never heard ofng birdie putt on 9, take the outright lead at 9 under enter the clubhouse with lead at 9 pund. another englishman, nick faldo, three-time open champion playing in his final championship, check out the goirnd 17 he love it is the place where he won 25 years ago. three years before that when the open at muirfield wearing this sweat, which he broke out on the 18th hole today. i guess throwback friday for him. still fits. >> a special moment for him. another farewell, tom watson five-time open champion, last time here as well, taps in 18 the final time. the crowd loved it his son cad dig for him a nice touch too. watson bids fare well to the open crowd. leader, dustin johnson, 10 under par. >>> my friends, if you watched last night at 11, showed you bubble soccer, today, swamp soccer, 4,000 players from ten different countries gathered in fin land, where else to play soccer in the mud. 300 teams playing for the world championship. it started in 1998 there were only 13 teams. so i guess it

her condition tonight unknown. the beach immediately evacuated. a bomb squad scrambling to the scene. >> we have no evidence or indication that there was a device. this could be natural. it could be man made. at this point, it's still under investigation. >> reporter: late today, officials saying they have found no evidence of foul play. >> i have not been told of any evidence that would suggest that there is shrapnel or any type of device. >> reporter: at this hour, the cause of the explosion remains a mystery. and while some eyewitnesses tell us they smelled gas shortly after the explosion, the gas and electric company tell us there are no gas lines at that beach. cecilia? >> mary bruce, thank you. >>> and now, to the race for the white house. thousands turning out today to cheer on donald trump. the republican contender taking his immigration speech to border states, as the billionaire businessman soars in the polls. the backlash inside his own party is growing. here's abc's devin dwyer. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump stumping at the epicen

and the fields were left unplowed unknown, and there was this eruption of strange flowers and grasseswere eight feet high. i had never seen him before appreciated them and i was blown away by the beauty of these things. as i'm going to run the ditches with my identification guide and my neighbors thought i was nuts but i kind of fell in love with these prairie plants. and then the floods went away, even though i was glad to human destruction was over, i found myself in a kind of morning and longing to understand and connect to that last -- lost landscaper i went out on a journey, traveled across the region reconnected with some precise. it became clear to me it would take more than just knowledge of the prairie to maintain this new commitment and conviction as a writer to this place. i needed also accounts for an emotional connection, even maybe a spiritual connection. and for that i turn to nature writing, american nature writing, and found that just like the prairie in reality is in danger, as illiterate landscape it is endangered. most of the major books do not include are very few

the identity of that baby dough is still unknown.alker found her body in a trash bag along a boston harbor beach on june 25th. now police have create add new anonymous tip line hoping to get any information about the young girl. investigators say their best chance of identifying her is through someone who knew her. that artist generated image of the girl has been viewed on social media nearly 60 million times. >>> relief tonight graphic dam cam video from a police involved shooting outside las ang. two years after the death of the unarmed man we're getting a look at why officers say they opened fire. this video is from a traffic stop involving police in june of 2013. the judge just released it. it shows officers walking up to ricardo diaz and his friend after getting reports two had stolen the bikes they were riding. police say diaz was acting erratically before he took off his cap and dropped his arms. that's when officers opened fire shooting him eight times. they say they thought he was reaching for a weapon. officers shot his fri

. >>> fire fighters had to deal with unknowns when they responded to a fire at the the hat before he federal savings bank this morning. crew where is called to the scene on york road there just before 11:30. there they found heavy fire shooting from the basement. that is when they heard an explosion. not knowing what caused it all first responders pulled back. businesses and neighbors had to be evacuated and gas main was shut down. no injuries, have been reported and the cause of the explosion remains unknown tonight. >>> from our delaware news room wilmington police are investigating a double shooting there it happened a bit before 5:00 tonight near a convenient store at concord and washington street. investigators say they found one victim inside the store who had been shot twice. the other victim was found outside on the street. emergency crews took both to christiana a hospital. so far no arrests in this case. >>> well police in fill after just released this surveillance video taken a at danny's midnight confessions on south 13th street in center city just before 4:00 a.m. invest

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unknown if he expended some bullets at that time but apparently he did and then of course he had thelet that was for himself. again, we're compiling all of that information and trying to put it together. it's taking a while to take that whole scene in that whole movie theater because we had to work from the outside in look at all of the different areas specifically where the shooting took place inside that theater. >> you mentioned conversations he had had that you're looking into trying to understand the why part of this conversations with his mother or with his -- from what i understand -- i don't think she's still married to this woman, the woman who filed this protective order and wanted the guns removed from his home because of the manic depression and/or bipolar disorder she had reported at the time. was she in contact with these two women recently? >> we do not know that. we do know that he had reached out to his mom recently and that he needed cash and she sent some to him. he paid cash at this particular hotel. we're not even 24 hours since that shooting. we're only about 18

unknowns about what follows from that in the short term and whether that will create uncertainty, aear factor that will mean that financial markets will be skittish. i think that is the likely scenario. under those circumstances, i find it hard to believe that the euro would come under -- would come through the lows we have seen. that is going to be crucial. .n a shorter term, guest: supposedly, if we get a strong payrolls number tonight with the u.s. markets closing itly, with that uncertainty, may be that we will not get the full reaction until after the greek referendum because at the moment the singular biggest risk to the fed moving to start the tightening process is going to be greece in the event that they leave the euro. increased risk appetite will mean a stronger u.s. dollar. if we get a strong report and then we get a yes vote on market confidence that greece will remain in the euro, under those circumstances you could see a bigger reaction in the u.s. interest rate market coming through next week basically when you expect the u.s. dollar to go up and ironically it would

i think it just, there's just too many unknowns. what are they trying to do? how much do they cannibalize themselves with the offering? that's just something that we don't know right now. >> are they an acquisition target? or a private equity takeout as steve weiss suggested earlier? >> i don't think at this level. and if i were a private equity guy and i came in here, i'm not sure what steps i would take to fix the business. i don't think it's very clear-cut. to how you fix the business. i think they're trying to move on the go. it's a transparent industry. there's a lot of competition, not just from kroger that you alluded to or costco, but a lot of small niche players and i think trader joe's is really, their largest achilles heel at this point in time. >> chuck, talk to you soon. chuck grom, stearn agcrt. >>> the note reads like it should say sell in giant letters on the right-hand side of this. >> well i don't know how much of that is emotional capitulation for somebody that had a buy on it as it's traded down. >> of the 365, too many unknown variables at

and "anthony bourdain parts unknown" starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i am so confused.'t supposed to be look this. of all the places of all the countries, all the years of traveling it is here in iran that i am greeted most warmly by total strangers. >> hello. >> the other stuff it is there. the iran we read about. heard about. seen in the news. but this -- this i wasn't prepared for. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you. good to be here finally. it's taken some time. like a lot of time. like four years i've been trying. finally. tehran. city of nearly 8 million people. capital of iran. it feels like there are neighborhoods of rome that's built like these. after all this time i finally had my chance to see a country i'd heard so much about. the weather is nice. i don't know what i was expecting, but it's nice. a big blank s

issues the two main issues are these if we expand the exemption to allow the tnc's we will have an unknown number of car and is that will defeat the very safety and ancillary transit goals of this project and number two, as many people have stated very well, it creates enforcement issues that i just done see a great solution to with that, mr. nolan and thank you for your recognition of my personal work on this and also i'll recognize my colleague, cheryl brinkman for her work on this, i would like to move the item as it is. >> is there a second? >> i'll second it. >> before we vote, last eve nij i i talk today director ramos would couldn't be here, he's on a business commitment, he wanted me to express his enthusiastic support on the proposal as is, and i appreciate the staff work, the huge amount of outreach that's going into this so i will support it as well, we have a motion and a second, a ul in favor, say aye. >> aye. opposed? no. the motion passes. [applause]. >> chairman, moving on, item 13, adopting ceqa find x for the balboa park station area plan, amending transportation code, di

properties and unknown effects. maybe you won't feel it. maybe you will. we just can't tell. and you think that would be okay? >> i think that that petitioner in that case would have no trouble satisfying the burden that this court imposed at baze. that threshold would be incredibly easy to make in that case. >> you just don't know about the anesthesia. maybe the anesthesia will cover all of the pain of being burned at the stake or maybe it won't. the court doesn't know. >> that isn't the world that we live in and it's certainly not the world that this district court lived in. we know for a fact these are the conceded facts. their expert said this dosage of midazolam will render them unconscious in more more than 60 or 90 seconds. we know that induction -- >> induction but not maintenance and there's a worl of difference between the two. >> indungs is the creation of anesthesia maintenance is keeping it at that state for many hours for a surgery. >> or if the time it take frs the potassium chloride to kill somebody.

navy sailor has been shot his condition is unknown, he is hospitalized, keep it right here on fox business be right back. charles: we are back to more on that deadly shooting in chattanooga. the killer was killed. we were talking before the break am your father is in the fbi. there are a lot of profiling. a cautionary tale that went up and law enforcement, the call was put out and this is still ramadan. maybe stopping him, is this okay? >> yes come in a key word that he said was coupled with. and just the color of the skin is not enough by itself. but because of the threat out there, the alert, an fbi agent would absolutely be able to pick that up and without any recourse. i mean, nothing bad would happen to be at the i agent. >> as both of you pointed out, you see a guy coming have a hunch. many rate crimes are solved in this way. >> i wish that we had one cop out here that had a feeling, that pulled him over. >> absolutely and you know, it's going to be aggressive policing. that is how it's going to happen. that is the only thing that's going to save people's lives. >> all i'm saying is

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it is still unknown whether bondholders will agree to better choose to resolve the issue in court. "the new york times" reporting hedge funds such as awful as a management, paulson and management. basing their bosses and puerto rico. the times says hedge fund managers saw the price of bondholders plus 17% earlier this week. as you know, the u.s. commonwealth are not really eligible for restructuring the debt because they are not a municipality. in the meantime, the investments have been dwindling and i've made a lot of money. walter roth bad on tsipras, did well, bad on ireland, did well there. >> adam shapiro has been doing a lot of reporting on this and the actual exposure to the u.s. investor when it comes to puerto rico was large and quite concerning when it comes to situation right now. tree into the sky you caught up a global markets. asia seen mixed action over there. the shanghai down. we continue to see weakness in the markets. the nikkei and the cost be up to the high side. in europe, by the way, close for the holiday over in europe we are looking not the cac and the dax.

. >> reporter: philadelphia police say a woman walking to her job was attacked by an unknown suspect. she was grabbed from behind, dragged into the woods and sexually assaulted. the suspect then fled. >> i don't think it's safe place at nighttime. i really don't. i do have pepper spray. like i i don't think it's safe at all. >> reporter: special victims detectives do have a solid description of suspect. a 30-something male short, maybe 5'4" dark hair and clean slaven last seen wearing a white t-shirt. >> it's shame. i hope they find the suspect. >> reporter: police say there's no indication of pattern of assaults in this area. they are asking anyone who lives nearby who may have seen this guy near the course to call 911. >>> sky force 10 over a boat accident at the jersey shore. four people are recovering after the 50-foot boat ran aground on long beach island. more than a dozen people were on that boat when it crashed. nbc 10 jersey 4 reporter explains what happened and why boat wrecks are common in that area this summer. >> reporter: police say this boat ran aground hitting everybod

the actual trajectory and which rates will move looks unknown. jonathan: is the trade flattening?in corrigan: a little bit in the u.s. and it is different in europe. a bigger case in europe for a weaker currency and lower commodity prices and bond yields have risen this year. steve and until now. the environment in europe looks better. -- it has steepened now. you have got leverage and federal reserve hikes coming. it does not low like a valid trade given the pace of rate hikes. long in bonds looked reasonably attractive. i would remind people of the high-grade sector looks to be the more attractive compared to high-yield. jonathan: kevin corrigan thank you for joining us. we talk greece. tsipras marks six months in office. troika back for another talk. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back to bloomberg tv. i am jonathan ferro. it is time to get the latest on degrees. the country's cash-strapped -- the country's cash-strapped government will talk about the financial situation with the creditors. hans with a more. talk me through the deadlines are you we -- through the deadline

the cause of that collapse is still unknown. brian? >>> vick quick a lot of fog pushing into the bay for tonight and also to the inland valleys. we'll see it tomorrow morning. it will help to cool things down. those 100 degree temperatures we had this week are a thing of the past. it's going to move into by low average temperatures as we go into this coming week. for tomorrow, foggy in the morning, and it will take until about noon for the clouds to clear. sunshine for the afternoon with the exception of the coast. and the sea breeze will help cool things down a few more degrees also. still the subtropical moisture making for showers in the sierra. some flood warnings also in effect. it's all connected to this spinning weather system that will sit here and meander, gradually get closer. as it gets closer. temperatures will continue to cool through the week. it will be right on top of us by wednesday and thursday. by 9 a.m., we get the clearing into the inland valleys. eventually towards noon is when we see the low clouds clear out, bay

is it true the epa says that much of the technology needed to meet these new rules are unknown today? is that true, yes or no? >> i wouldn't characterize it as much of the technologies. we do recognize in some parts of the country that there may need to be controls identified that are not in existence today, but there are many controls that are in existence today that could be implemented that could reduce air pollution that causes ozone. >> epa admits 43% of the controls needed in the northeast are now unknown. a stark contrast to your answer. one other question, is it true that epa won't even consider whether an ozone rule is achievable? is that true? is this -- can we do this with technology? >> our job under the clean air act is to identify the standard that is necessary to protect the public health. that's what this rule is about, is letting the american people know what is safe and healthy air for them to breathe. >> you can't take in account of achievability, can't do that, by law, is that what you are saying, ma'am? >> the supreme court has spoken to this, and this is about th