if i was in the water with a large hammer head swimming about, i would be unnerved. to me what is amazing about these hammer head sharks is what you're looking at is this incredible design of evolution. basically thanks hammer of it's head is what it uses to pin down the target pray, which isn't a human being like us, it's a ray. >> do they attack humans -- >> very rare. stingrays. >> what are the most predatory of the sharks? >> a number of species that are known to cross paths with people in a negative way. for example, we can see the teeth right here, this is from a bull shark. and this is certainly an animal that warrants a tremendous amount of respect. tiger sharks are another shark that we need to be careful about when they are around us in the water. but there are hundreds and hundreds -- >> and the great white. >> the great white is certainly a shark that warrants a tremendous amount of respect but there is not a great population of great whites and you have to be in such a particular situation to have an issue with great whites. >> the statistics on shark at

if i was in the water with a large hammer head swimming about, i would be unnerved. to me what is amazing about these hammer head sharks is what you're looking at is this incredible design of evolution. basically thanks hammer of it's head is what it uses to pin down the target pray, which isn't a human being like us, it's a ray. >> do they attack humans -- >> very rare. stingrays. >> what are the most predatory of the sharks? >> a number of species that are known to cross paths with people in a negative way. for example, we can see the teeth right here, this is from a bull shark. and this is certainly an animal that warrants a tremendous amount of respect. tiger sharks are another shark that we need to be careful about when they are around us in the water. but there are hundreds and hundreds -- >> and the great white. >> the great white is certainly a shark that warrants a tremendous amount of respect but there is not a great population of great whites and you have to be in such a particular situation to have an issue with great whites. >> the statistics on shark at

it was unnerving to a lot of drivers. many who crossed the bridge swore it would be the last time. >>> and on that windy autumn day in 1940, it is the last time anyone crosses that bridge. >> about 10:00 the bridge began to move in ways it had not moved before. the undulations became higher and the ripples across the bridge were verging on dangerous. >> at 10:15 a.m. one of the bands holding the suspension cable breaks, causing the bridge to move not only up and down, but back and forth. >> once that started the bridge increasingly began to twist. there was a car that had been trapped out on the bridge. a car driven by leonard postworth, a tacoma tribune editor. he was headed over to his summer cottage in the harbor area. in the back seat was his daughter's dog tubby. as the bridge began to twist, it was impossible to drive. >> he tries to get out of the car, but he can't open the door, so he climbs out of the window and tries unsuccessfully to walk on the bridge. >> he didn't get very far before he realized that the situ

don't have to worry bart going on strike any time soon but because there is no final decision, it is unnerving not knowing once the 60 days are up. in oakland kron 4 news. >>> 16-year-old hannah anderson is reunited with her family tonight just after her abductor dimaggio were shot and killed by federal agent. >> reporter: and replacing it with welcome home hannah, 16-year-old hannah anderson rescued, a terrifying chapter in a week's long saga that included of a death of her mother and brother in san diego county. >> now we can take the time to grief my daughter and grandson. >> but, we have our granddaughter and could not ask for anything more at this . >> the man suspected of kidnapping anderson and killing the family member is dead. a possible siting led the urge to central idaho wilderness. the horse back riders said he came face to face with anderson and suspected something unusual during the brief conversation they had on wednesday. >> these people did not want to talk to us on wednesday. i said to the girl, what did you do with your feet in the water, don't you know there is fish in the

. >>> meantime, people dropping by the shop were unnerved by the news. >> i think that's disgusting. >> it is scary. >> i heard bedbugs are impossible to get rid of and i'm not going to risk it. >> bedbugs have been con similarred in the section of the san francisco wire house at 11th and mission. nearly everything inside was thrown out ands experm nay fors are expected to tent and treat the affected area thursday. >>> we have mostly clear skies over the bay area right now. temperatures are not going to be very different tomorrow than what we saw today. the fog is going to clear faster but we are not going to see much warming until friday at least when we have very little fog in the forecast. so let's take a look at the future cast. widespread low cloud coverage into the 6:00 hour. it will be patchy to the inland valleys. by 8:00 in the morning already lifting. by so o'clock, most areas will be clear and we will see clearing first along the north bay coastline and then along the san toe coastline into the afternoon. temperature wise in the south bay, going to be 75. in palo alto and

. >> a little unnerving. it's a little unsettling. >> reporter: an uneasy feeling thousands are dealing with across the west right now where more than 40 wildfires are burning out of control. more than 30 of those sparked by lightning in a region where they've seen at least 600 strikes in the last 24 hours. >> the concerns are certainly just the erratic conditions out here and the erratic fire behavior. >> reporter: unpredictable conditions, crews in the air and along the front lines. around the clock. jay gray, nbc news, hailey, idaho. >> adding to jay's report we should add here, thunderstorms are forecasted for later today. however, officials are warning those storms could trigger floods in the area already hit hard by the fire. we'll have more from bill karins shortly. >>> some republicans are trying to ramp up national support to defund obama care. it's a $500,000 campaign with town halls in at least nine states. melissa mollet is live in washington for us. how real is this effort being undertaken here?

. >> definitely a little like unnerving that it happens intercampus. >>reporter: long time resident sanchez has noticed more transient in her neighborhood. >> i don't know who this man is pichlt shame. >>reporter: hopes women will be even more careful. >> out and about walking aroun around. girls jogging by themselves. college behavior and i just think they take for granted the safety of the neighborhood. >>reporter: police won't confirm if the victim was connected to the university. in santa clara, lisa, abc 7 news. >> developing news tonight. we learned that san francisco police officer has been arrested on child molestation charges. officer who was not identified was arrested in concord. we are told the sf pd is awhich are of the investigation but not releasing information on the officer at the moment. the officer was arrested and then released. >>> san francisco fire department is reviewing its policy that bans firefighters from using helmet camera. chief white spoke about the ban today at the san francisco fire commission meeting. policy has been

. >> definitely a little like unnerving that it happens intercampus. >>reporter: long time resident sanchez has noticed more transient in her neighborhood. >> i don't know who this man is pichlt shame. >>reporter: hopes women will be even more careful. >> out and about walking aroun around. girls jogging by themselves. college behavior and i just think they take for granted the safety of the neighborhood. >>reporter: police won't confirm if the victim was connected to the university. in santa clara, lisa, abc 7 news. >> developing news tonight. we learned that san francisco police officer has been arrested on child molestation charges. officer who was not identified was arrested in concord. we are told the sf pd is awhich are of the investigation but not releasing information on the officer at the moment. the officer was arrested and then released. >>> san francisco fire department is reviewing its policy that bans firefighters from using helmet camera. chief white spoke about the ban today at the san francisco fire commission meeting. policy has been

. >> despite the unnerving ordeal paul's parents are relieved and his wound is almost completely healed. >> one last look at your forecast, sue. >> i go weak when i hear those stories. i would have been at emergency with an ambulance. >> i want you to know we're going to jump up to 88 degrees tomorrow. the hottest day will be wednesday. it will be tropically. we'll get up to 90 that leads to storms thursday, brian. >> thank you, sue. >> now you have the news edge. the news is always on myfoxdc.com. back here tomorrow i hope you'll be here to. thanks for staying up late. have a great night. real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company.  >> today on "tmz" -- >> thomas gibson in a hot tub and this f.b.i. agent has a big machine gun. >> that's my water gun just in case. >> he is on "criminal minds" and plays an f.b.i. agent. he got catfished worst than i have ever seen. >> worse than manti te'o? >> second worst. >> mel gibson at the gym. >> when did he get so buff? >> come on, dude. >> he is going to kill all of the jews himself. >> the lindsay loh

. >> it's a little unnerving, a little unsettling. >> reporter: an uneasy feeling thousands are dealing with across the west. more than 40 wildfires are burning out of control, more than 30 of those sparked by lightning in a region where they've seen at least 600 strikes in the last 24 hours. >> the erratic conditions out here and the erratic fire behavior. >> reporter: unpredictable conditions, crews in the air and along the front line around the clock. jay gray, nbc news, haley, idaho. >>> there's another fight brewing across the country. some congressional republicans are trying to ramp up national support to defund obamacare. there are town halls in at least nine states. melissa is live in washington with more. good morning. >> good morning to you, mara. nice to see you. nine cities in 11 days. some wondering if the tour is headed in the right direction. >> this is an urgent time to stop what we think is a very destructive law. >> after a kickoff last night in arkansas, the town hall road show rolls on. next stop, dallas. >> there is no more important regulatory reform we can do tha

. >> definitely a little like unnerving that it happens intercampus. >>reporter: long time resident sanchez has noticed more transient in her neighborhood. >> i don't know who this man is pichlt shame. >>reporter: hopes women will be even more careful. >> out and about walking aroun around. girls jogging by themselves. college behavior and i just think they take for granted the safety of the neighborhood. >>reporter: police won't confirm if the victim was connected to the university. in santa clara, lisa, abc 7 news. >> developing news tonight. we learned that san francisco police officer has been arrested on child molestation charges. officer who was not identified was arrested in concord. we are told the sf pd is awhich are of the investigation but not releasing information on the officer at the moment. the officer was arrested and then released. >>> san francisco fire department is reviewing its policy that bans firefighters from using helmet camera. chief white spoke about the ban today at the san francisco fire commission meeting. policy has been

were unnerved by the reason behind the closure. >> i think it is disgusting. >> scary. >> i think that they are difficult to get rid of and >> pam: bed bugs have been confirmed in a section of the san francisco warehouse at 11th and mission. nearly everything inside was thrown out as a precaution. exterminators are scheduled to tent and treat the affected area there on thursday. >> jacqueline: temperatures were warmer in the north bay. on the left, you can see the high temperatures today. santa rosa, four degrees below average but yesterday about 11 degrees below average. concord, 82. livermore 82 but in oakland and hayward pretty close to our average for this time of year. the widespread coverage at the san mateo bridge. a bit coming over the hill. the fog will be quicker to clear. patchy to the north bay and the same things that we're seeing are strong whins out of the north. from the north-bay, clear skies. for the entire bay area. temperatures, not a lot of changes. with upper 70's. 77 in los gatos. for the inland valleys, low 80s for the most part. 86 out in antioch. 60s for the e

. >> it is unnerving it whats near campus. >> the attack happened a block away from the hut, a popular bar with the university students. workers put up the suspect's sketch. summer school classes are taking place but police are not confirming if the victim is connected to the university. >> thank you very much. >> the federal government is responding to the three hour interruption that forced trading to stop. in 40 minutes, we learn that microsoft c.e.o. says he is out the door, not right away, though. and we are joined from new york city with the latest. >> goodgood morning, the breakig news from microsoft just happening. the c.e.o. announcing he will retire in 12 months. he says now is the right time. so, a board of directors has appointed a special committee to consider both internal and external candidates for the company as they move forward. we will watch for more headlines. sales of microsoft are trading higherren at news. things on wall street running supportly so far after a technical awe malfunction disrupted the nasdaq yesterday that led to a freeze on the trade for three ho

now that larry is here with all the sports and really an unnerving situation tonight. >> well goodies deep breath he's going to be okay. many scary night this evening ended with players in tears. safety avery sebastian taken off in ambulance motionless. the good news would come 2 and half hours later. he's going to be looks like. video from the spring game. he was projected to be a starter playing strong safety. today in practice he made a big hit and could not get up. sebastian was on the ground for about 15 minutes. did not appear to be moving at all. ambulance arrived and took him to high land hospital. jury out of fort lauderdale does now have movement in all of his extremity. and was quoted as saying i want to thankçó everyone for their positive thoughts and prayers. but for few hours there let me tell you it was touch and good. a lot of nervous people at ca cal. moving on. pre-season game. don't usually mean all that much friday night different when the 49ers face their old quarterback alex smith first time since the off season trade to cans city. smith endured 8 turmoil filled

was she unnerved by it?> oh, yes, definitely, as well as me and hanna were. >> and hanna darby, you obviously share the same name as your friend, in terms of what she said to you about james dimaggio, is it possible at all do you think that she could have gone off with him willingly? >> absolutely not. i'm sure that this is one thing that hanna would not have wanted because she absolutely loved her mom and her little brother and this -- it's one thing that i know she wouldn't want to do willingly. >> uh-huh. >> is it possible, alan, that hanna may be totally unaware about what happened to her mother and to her brother and she's with this man and gone on some crazy adventure completely unaware what he's done? >> she may be unaware of her mother and brother's death but i feel like even if she is, she knows something is wrong because she would never go off to idaho and across four states with him, without knowing anything. >> i mean, hanna, what makes you say james dimaggio is like from what she's told you and

but these unnerving scenes are all in a day's work for matt favery.wner for 25 years of town and country pest solutions in rochester, new york. matt and his daring staff tackle the critters that strike fear into the hearts of their customers. >> each guy that we hire is, like, literally a crazy person. they go out, and they're not afraid to do anything. they've had every insect and animal bite them, sting them, you name it. we have fun doing this. >> this cute little snake, we're going to take that home to the kids. >> the team lives up to its slogan. we fear nothing but god. taking on nearly everything that goes bump in the night, from a wayward alligator in a lake to a massive infestation of bats in an attic, to raccoons, spiders, bees, and even a 15-foot pet albino python slithering too far from its owner. some things can be relocated. >> just don't go to the same home. >> but others must be eliminated. that's the case for one universally frightening creature that is one of the staff's specialties. cockroaches. and when they invade in skin-crawling

one of the most tragic and unnerving experiences in my life and for my children, he came home from aholding t-shirts that read jim crow must go. as he got out of the car, he was shot in the back. we heard the rifle shot, the children ran to the bathroom and tried to get into the tub. it had been described as the safest place in the house. medgar had taught them that. i went to the front door, the force of the bullet had pushed him forward in his car, and with the strength of whatever, he was able to move himself to the door with his keys in his hand. that's what we saw. i must tell you, at that point in time, all of the civil rights activities disappeared. it was a loss of my husband and my children's father. we got through the first funeral, he was buried at arlington cemetery, and my life as a widow became front page. so today i felt myself going through so many, many emotions. that of being so proud of seeing young people step up, a younger generation step up and seize the moment and the opportunity, and having that feeling that everything is not lost. by golly, we have such a bri

. >> marisa said her friend was unnerved by the comments and afterwards didn't want to be alone withm. she believes hannah would never have gone willingly with dimaggio. right now 12 states have flood watches or warnings. three people are missing in colorado where floods and mud slides hammered a small town. cars were swept away by rising waters in manitou springs, colorado. one person was killed. police found a man's body under a huge pile of debris on this highway. right now missouri, arkansas, and tennessee face extreme flood risks just days after flood waters devoured homes in all three states. want to go now to meteorologist jennifer delgado for your weather update. jennifer? >> well, don, we are still talking about flash flooding as well as the heavy rainfall that's been causing that. over the last couple days we've been following this and we know some locations across parts of missouri as well as arkansas have picked up 15 inches of rainfall but of course more recently we are following what's happening in manitou, colorado where flash flooding happened. we do know it was deadl

. >> it is definitely unnerving to hadling the roommates to make sure doors are locked at all times.i see more police and think they're definitely patrolling the area. >> locking my car and dorm room and keeping areas out of common areas and kind of looking over my shoulder. >> reporter: handsome, athletic and intelligent, those who knew him say they can't imagine any wanting to kill paul dewolf. >> paul was a modern day renaissance man. he excelled at everything that he did. he will be missed. the community lost a hero and it's tragic that this had to happen to such a wonderful person. >> ann arbor police are telling people here, especially students, to stay vigilant, beware of their surroundings until they can solve this murder. john. >> ted rowlands, thanks so much. >>> other stories we're following right now, an arizona cardinals cheerleader was arrested recently for allegedly assaulting her boyfriend. this is police video of the night it happened. investigators say meghan welter and her boyfriend had been drinking heavily when an argument turned physical she is an iraq veteran w

for parents, it was unnerving because they still see the little girl.not miley anymore. >> here's the thing, though -- my teens, they love them. i don't want them to be mad. -- my team, they love them. i don't want them to be mad. the new element, the video, "give it to you," teaches something that looks like a foam finger. he's in the same ref wide-stridwide-strid wide-striped suit that he wore at the vmas. women are twerking all over that joint, but why isn't robin thicke getting heat? it's such a double standard that we have for our young women as opposed to our men. >> well, first of all, robin thicke's brand was not built by disney. it's very different. and he is a man so there's a different level of expectation attached to it. miley is someone that many children grew up loving and adoring and still see her as hannah montana. that's the difference. robin is a married man and did rehearse the show. so he does have the accountability. to me, miley could have had that performance and let her dancers be over the top. >> i think for gen-x parents who ar

. >> it is definitely unnerving.l the roommates making sure all the doors are locked at all times. >> i see a lot more public safety and police around here. i think they're definitely patrolling the wrar. >> he was set to graduate next year. >>> accused of using cyanide to kill his wife. 41-year-old doctor autumn cline died from cyanide poisoning. police are focussing on her husband. he has been charged with criminal homicide. he is pleading not guilty to these charges. >> she was so kind, compassionate and caring, and it was just -- she was a good soul. i could not imagine minimum wanting to murder her. >> i think stunned is too little a word for how we feel about this. >> it will be argued that he mixed cyanide with a substance she was taking. he allegedly told his wife the supplement would help get her pregnant. >>> a florida man is vowing to sue after deputies shot him in his own driveway. roy millingedton is out of the hospital. he is recovering from two gunshot wounds this morning. he says he was reaching into

but as existentially unnerving as it may be to think about what it takes to deploy a tactic like that, using your own people, own children in some cases as guaranteed mass casualty strategic fodder, consider also what it means to defend against that kind of tactic. because in the eight-year-long war between iran and iraq, the human wave tactic was one of the more successful tactics that iran used. and so to defeat that, to eliminate this threat posed by waves of human beings coming at them on the battlefield, waves of human beings who were ordered there specifically to attract artillery and rocketfire and bullets and everything else in order to occupy the iraqi troops and distract them and make them give away their position on the battlefield. to eliminate the threat the human waves posed, the iraqis came up with their own unimaginable tactic. the goal was to make it impossible for human wave attacks to keep advancing on them. they didn't want to keep shooting at those human waves and wanted to instill some terror of their own like with the kamikaze tactic, iraq wanted to cause damage

the thought there is disagreement in the fed has investors somewhat unnerved.hat is partly negative reaction this afternoon. they are still debating it. liz: isn't that an opportunity for the gutsy investor to get out there and pick a winner? >> in the long run, yes. but the two-year treasury going up pretty consistently which can be damaging to the economy and stock valuations, third-quarter earnings reports in september. a lot of uncertainty, stocks up, we are going to have a lot of fog for the next few weeks with a lot of people on vacation, probably best to do nothing right now. adam: do you agree with that? we had a guest on earlier today who said w because the s&p by te year-end. >> i don't think this is a buying opportunity. it is very quiet. it is great to observe the market and stay on the sidelines. iyou're probably waiting for a spot to get short because the market is breaking down a little bit. we have had 11 lower closes. technically the market getting a little bearish. as i said earlier 1640 is a key level. as an investor sitting on the sideline a

terrorism unnerves a society in a way someone dying in a bathtub does not. it is not just a question of numbers. the reason we are so much safer today is because everything that the bush administration did and the obama administration continue to do, while talking about transparency and not doing -- hasactually degraded actually degraded and decimated al qaeda. [indiscernible] about really serious getting a weapon of mass distraction. when we focus on 9/11, we tend attacks,cus on anthrax less than two ounces of anthrax in letters that shut down the capital, changed the way we get our mail, killed five, infected seven -- 17, put hundreds of thousands of people -- two ounces. veryrist groups today are interested in weapons of mass destruction. we forget that. we are not just talking about the boston bombing, as herbal as that was. we are talking about groups -- as terrible as that was. we are talking about groups that are incapacitated for the moment which will regroup and continue to search for the largest and most effective way of killing the largest number

it was so earth shattering, so unexpected, so unnerving because the graham family is such a part of theaper. i remember when i first interviewed at "the washington post" and walked through with my editor fred hyatt and at another point with don graham. to walk through the newsroom with don graham is to be would youed, is to be mesmerized. he knows the names of everybody in that newsroom from the reporters to the staff that help keep the place clean. so what gave me a bit of comfort was this idea of knowing that if don graham who so respects journalism and journalists and reveres the importance of the "washington post," if he's selling it to jeff bezos as an individual, then jeff bezos must share don graham's -- the graham family's values. so that gives me some comfort. >> don graham's statement it sounds like they share the values. if we talk about trepidation, howard, there's certainly the cultural sort of moment that this is in terms of the "post" being sold to an online retail giant. i think for those of us that don't work at the post and maybe for americans just across the country,

what did you learn listening to the stories about whitey through this trial that either unnerved you or surprised you? >> well, one of the things that was astonishing was that in the opening remarks of his defense lawyer, he said the worst thing an irish-american can be accused of is being an informant, you know, from the troubles in ireland, the ira, et cetera over the years. as an irish-american, i can assure you the worst thing an irish-american can be accused of is being a homicidal killer. so the fact that he seemed to be more worried about the rat title, that he was a rat, and more worried about that than his culpability as a mass murderer was, to me, one of the great ta takeaways from this trial. >> alan, we're talking about this man who was on the most wanted list. he was on the run for more than 16 years. we're also hearing family members of the victims, they do believe that justice has been served. were you surprised at all by the verdict? do you feel like justice has been served? >> i think that the jury was very careful. they spent five days. last week they asked the judg

it's exciting, but it's a little bit unnerving.got some really good ideas, but he has some ideas that i know we're gonna butt heads on, and i have concerns, obviously, but we do need the help. hey, everybody, can i borrow you for a sec? >> good morning. >> good morning, marcus. >> morning. >> if you could stand over there with the team, that would be great--thank you. i've had a chance to meet all of you this morning. i wanted to tell you that robin and i have cut a deal to be in business together. i've committed to put a half a million dollars in your business. >> what? >> [claps] >> wow. >> now, i know that the process is broken and the product needs some tweaking. the packaging is bad. but it's the people process i'm worried about. this sales team--it's the biggest problem i see. all of you have a lot to lose, but if we execute on the things that i'm telling you we need to do, we will go from $500,000 in sales to $10 million in sales. eco-me is a great product. i love it. but it's poorly, poorly marketed. the packaging is bad. t

meantime, people showing up to drop off the nation's or shop were unnerved at the news. >>: and claudiastart to the date for some locations. san francisco, good morning to you. your now at 55 degrees at this hour. looking for a high of 63 under mostly sunny skies was the clouds and fog clears out. we'll be right back. --cloudy staryt. good morning. watching wall street this morning. futures trading shows all three indexes positive at this hour. after their brawley's the stock market closed out to live with his best monthly gain since january. here's a look at how the markets closed yesterday. the dow fell 21 points. the nasdaq gained 10.3 in the s&p fell--s&p 500 fell a fraction. attorneys for j.c. penney and macy's are said to be back in court today after a three month rate to present: arguments in a contract dispute over a partnership with the mark the store brand. the case centers on whether macy's has exclusive rights to sell certain mark the store's merchandise including back items and kitchenware. the trial was put the ceos of both companies and stores herself on the stand. and yo

people showing up to drop off donations or shop were unnerved by the reason behind the closure. >> i> scary. >> i hear that they are impossible to get rid of and i am not going going to risk it >> pam: bed bugs were confirmed in a section of the san francisco warehouse at 11th and mission. nearly everything inside was thrown out as a precaution. exerminators are scheduled to tent and treat the affected area there thursday. >> new revelations about government supplying. that contract anybody online activity. the obama administration releasing documents on its monitoring of cellphones. all this is topping intelligence. >> who double checked him? revelations on government spying. documents from nsa leaker edward snowden detail a program called keyscore that can track the full ranged of released documents on its cell phone calls. officials arrived on capitol hill. >> leahy: who double- checked mr. snowden? >> inglis: well, there are checks at multiple levels. there are checks in terms of what an individual might be doing at any moment in time. there are. >> leahy: they obviously failed.

. >> pam: it is so unnerving for these commuters. >> the strike is the only recourse against the economic them to create this havoc this would do would force them to finally get to the table and make a concession. >> we've also talked about the lack of political muscle on this issue. >> not just a lack of political muscle but lack of political anything! everyone else is basically taking on this and because everybody is running for another office. and money is also planning a big factor. people are just afraid to take that first step. the commuters are taking are being caught in the middle. >> pam: and michael -- it looks like the ball is in the governor's court. he says he will seeek a court order for a 60-day cooling off period. you can find him on twitter >> catherine: president obama is trying to change the u-s government's image in the wake of the massive surveillance leak by former n-s-a contractor edward snowden. he outlined new measures to increase transparency and restore public trust in government surveillance programs. these include working with congress to make improvements on

it's compelling and very unnerving. gregg: a military judge says she'll announce sentence for bradley manning this morning. her decision expected about an hour and a half from now. bradley manning was convicted of giving hundreds of thousands of classified documents to wikileaks while he worked as an intelligence analyst in iraq. the 20-year-old facing up to 90 years in prison. the prosecutor asking for at least 60 years. manning apologizing for what he has done and he asked for the judge's mercy because he had a difficult childhood. martha: new details on the nsa surveillance program. the "wall street journal" says the nsa can spy on 75 per of all internet traffic. gregg: 75% of all web traffic. that is an enormous number. while it's supposed to only track foreigners. the "wall street journal" revealing the nsa sometimes keeps e-mails sent by u.s. citizens. martha: we have heard a couple of bombshells. how is this story different? >> reporter: the program edward snowden made public called prism is detailed in this morn

martha: it's unnerving because it's said to have been an ad-lib when he made that comment and not somethingd to say that day. what would you do in his shoes right now. >> i would roll the clock back five years and start over again. but in the circumstances we face now which are undesirable from america's points of view. since he's going to do something i would try to target the chemical weapons stockpiles. but america's real interest in this narrow contest with syria is making sure those weapons don't get out. the issue of is iran. the assad regime would not be in power in iran and russia had not assisted financially and with weapons and soldiers from hezbollah. that's the problem with syria. the administrationn't recognize iran as the problem. it's still trying to negotiate with iran on its nuclear weapons. >> bill: detroit on edge after a super cat is seen to be roaming the neighborhood. bill: many say they are scared for little kids playing in the area. listen to these people who describe the mysterious animal. >> it's tall with very long arms and a long tail and a small head. >> it look

>> well, that's why this case is so stunningly unnerving.got 13 murdered americans. 32 other charges of attempted murder. if there were a death penalty case that were warranted, this is it. the issue isn't that. the issue is as lawyer, we have an ethical and moral responsibility to advance the best possible defense in a criminal case. and what has happened here and the reason the lawyers are appealing to the judge here is that we can't meet our ethical and moral duty, you must excuse us. now, after the judge ruled, they took an emergency appeal to the army court of criminal appeals saying we are not even allowed under our ethics code to stay in this case, but what the judge is trying to do is find the balance. frankly, i think she fell into the trap of nidal hasan and i think the court of appeals may say hold this up until we resolve the question of the ethical duty of the lawyers. >> richard, do you agree? >> i do. this case is going to finish. it's not going to stopped. she stopped it last week to have that emergency ruling. this suggest t

high, so, you know, that is, that is the difference, and i think the first couple days of this week unnervedthe markets, to me, look a little tired and top pi, but, perhaps, as you pointed out, we're just in the deep days of summer, and early august and people really are thinking about grabbing the next couple weeks, whatever it is, to get away, and not deal with stocks. i don't know what it is, but it's quuet. it's dull. the tone, they know, you know, just look a little tiredded. >> yeah, they do. teddy, look, we have the latest job claims numbers out today, nothing particularly spectacular there, but does that do anything for the taper talk? >> no, i don't think so. i think the problem is the keyword is "nothing spectacular," and that's the problem with all the numbers. you know, none of them are spectacular. you get a good number, a bad number, two steps forward, one step backwards, and right now, the market sort of reflects that, and i think, you know, for what it's worth, and not worth a lot, but if we can just hang in here and hold the gains until we get into the fall, i think that wil