. >> i don't he was unprofessional.e're not used to seeing frustration and the passion that typically law enforcement officers at that level, they're career guys. career police officers. he's there. his shoulder is in it. >> what happens next? they want to arrest him and then it all depends on that. >> they want to arrest him and cooperate with this investigation. >> thank you. lots of passion here as well. thank you, sunny and mark geragos. thank you. hundreds of police scouring the poconos looking for an alleged cop killer. they are closing in on eric frein. >>> and emma watson taking a stand saying that just because she's a feminist doesn't mean that she hates men. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'l

it is embarrassing, stupid, unprofessional. >> i find it hard to believe. i mean, i know it comes from staffers who were there. but if this were her personal doctor i am sure the doctor had plenty of opportunity to get a picture with herself and john rivers, i don't know why she would get one -- >> people behave weirdly around celebrities. it doesn't seem out of the question to me. whether it compromised her care besides being unprofessional, that is a separate question. >> the idea the doctor was not cleared to perform this in that particular setting, doesn't mean this doctor is not able to perform this properly. >> and jeff is right, you know, we don't know exactly what the credential ling status was, but what you make this deviation, and say it is true you're not supposed to be licensed here, but come in, help out, we'll do something additional that was not on the subsequeconsent form. when you get a death and all of this is used against you in a malpractice situation and it all starts to stack up. a bad outcome, you look up and say didn't do this, didn'

it is embarrassing, stupid, unprofessional. >> i find it hard to believe. i know this comes from staffers there. if this was her personal doctor, i'm sure that doctor would have plenty of opportunities to get a selfie with joan rivers. i don't know why she would need to get one with joan rivers sedated. >> people behave weirdly around celebrities. i, i, frankly it doesn't seem out of the question to me. whether it compromised her care, besides being unprofessional that is a separate question. >> the idea that the doctor wasn't cleared to perform this in that particular setting doesn't mean this doctor not able to perform this properly. >> jeff is right. we don't know exactly what the credentialing status and so on. i will say this. you know, the small deviations from protocol. you say you comen. true not supposed to be licensed to practice here. you are a licensed physician. know what you are doing. come on in, help out. we will do something additional wasn't on the consent form. when you get a death. let jeff confirm. all is used against you in malpractice

honest answers about a once proud organization that is now conducting itself irresponsibly, unprofessionallyeven the lowest imaginable standards, for an agency charged with protecting our nation's leader. embarrassing, outrageous, and it is beyond time to show the entire management of that agency the door. less than a year after president obama took office, a couple of managed to crash a state dinner despite not being on the guest list, even taking pictures with vice president biden, which is of course not particularly an insurmountable task in any tore rum. in 2011, one of the president's limousines got stuck during a trip to dublin. secret service blame ad slight miscalculation on the size of the beast during the advance process. what about those 13 agents implicated in the prostitution scandal, during preparations for a 2012, presidential trip to cart at that hain i can't? or the three agents sent hem from the netherlands after a night of serious drinking. one agent found passed out in a hotel hallway. just three months ago the president was photographed exercising in a hotel gym in polan

krista hodges' tweets were inappropriate and unprofessional but didn't rise to the criminal level. tweets said i already want to stab some kids. is that bad? and references to making her trigger finger itchy. they say they have taken actions but have not given any details. >>> a rare virus that has sickened children across the country has now been reported in california. four children in southern california have been hospitalized this month for a respiratory virus. >> reporter: there are no reported cases here in the bay area, but experts say that could change because it is very contagious. i just spoke to a pediatrician. she said kids with asthma are at most risk. it starts looking like a cough and can escalate very quickly. it's called the ents row virus 68. 150 people have tested positive. and today the cdc confirms four more cases in california. experts say it's spreading quickly and likely in other pars of california. >> and it seems as though it starts out as a common cold. they don't even have a fever. and then all of a sudden they develop stroshl respiratory distress. they

the district attorney said the relationship was unprofessional but it doesn't think it will effect the case. both have been reassigned. >>> one bay area fire department is struggling to deal with a ambulance shortage. >> the situation is not going to be resolved with 16 people. >> how long some patients are waiting and what the department has been doing to cope with the problem. >> after the break i am tracking the fog that is out there and a warm up that is in the forecast. which areas will be the hottest. this is a different kind of airline. one that invented low-fares so everyone could fly. one that decides where to go next by putting your needs first. and knows people are its most powerful fuel. some say we do things differently. we say, why would we do things any other way? without a heart, it's just a machine. >>> in the wake of a deadly police shooting in missouri and a trade show in oakland showing military grade equipment, 2 investigates looks into what equipment is in the hands of bay area law enforcement. the controversy is heating up since tanks rolled through ferguson, mis

she was unprofessional, but you can't blame her for the free publicity. now the internet topic for two to three days. and shane says, she was demonstrating how to be a pot head with no desire to work professionally ever. >> there's a real dichotomy because people like her gumption but don't like her tactics, but she will be talked about. next on "way too early," a look at the stories you'll be talking about. "morning joe" just moments away. what would happen... if energy could come from anything? or if power could go anywhere? or if light could seek out the dark? what would happen if that happens? anything. ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef, turkey, and garden veggie flavors. friskies grillers. "hello. you can go ahead and "have a nice flight."re." ♪ music plays ♪ music plays traveling can feel like one big mystery. you're never quite sure what is coming your way. but when you've got an entire company who knows that the fewest cancellations

and sometimes it is misconsouth-east because people think amateur means unprofessional, not as good as professional. the literal meaning of amateur from the latin is doing something for the love of it. there are amateur actors doing it for the love of it. they are not hams, they are good actors. they don't want the uncertainty. some do want it. it's not just about the activity, but the culture that goes with it, and your circumstances. i'm not saying if you have several children and are living in a housing project and there are serious social issues, you could wander off and seek your passion, of course not, have you possibilityies, you have to take act of your circumstances. at the same time you owe it to yourself. we only have one life that we know of and you owe it to yourself spending your time and being in your element is not just about what you do for a living, but how you spend your life. it's meeting others that share the passion. sometimes you make a living from it, sometimes you don't, sometimes you want to and sometimes you can't. somewhere in your life you need something th

in announcing the firings, pg&e said while the emails did not violate regulations, they were unprofessionalble. peevey will stay on, but as we mentioned, his top aide has resigned for her part in the emails. also consumer groups. no. i've talked to

the facebook post with more than 2500 shares, read like this, bad form pyt, posting this is unprofessionalched out to mccoy but pyt's owner did respond an hour ago saying he stands by his decision to post the receipt and lesean and his friend were abusive calling the teeny typicalous and only having for an apology from him. this story is continuing to play out. >>> finally, talk about one woman band, this 31-year-old hawaii native is lilttl literal whole band. with a mini key board and her own vocals, she sings backup and mixes it live. her youtube cover songs have gone so viral she is now performing to packed crowds ♪ the way you make me feel ♪ you really turn me on ♪ you knock me off my feet now baby ♪ ooh. >> you love how the two goings sitd there chilling. she financed her work with a kick start campaign. her latest is evolution, and this girl says she is just living the dream. >> can you find all of her videos and kick start campaign at 6abc.com. i mean really, she is like the whole kit and caboodle. >> our floor director is a big fan, he is dancing aggressively. >>> lets get a check

>> iraqi officials are, as you mentioned, an unprofessional way that the leader would announce it toedia before. >> presumably, there's a high level of security right now between the urs government and the president iraqi government. >> i would say the u.s. would know about that intelligence before some iraqi officials. that interrogation process that took place, which is certainly acceptable very early on. the u.s. is investing as much as it is in trying to fight isis inside iraq. he met with the president yesterday. if he didn't have the intelligence yesterday, he had the intelligence in the span of 12, 13, 14 hours. it's one of those situations where the prime minister was perhaps trying to say, listen, it was a serious threat, but it may not be as credible. there's a little bit of par noi ya in this country. this's a little bit of hysteria that we, as journalists, don't look at this as a grain of salt. >> far of that has to do with the fact that not only do you get news about the possibility of terrorists whether it's international or talked to someone once on a piece of paper, r

in announcing the firings, pg&e said while the emails did not violate regulations, they were unprofessional and unacceptable. peevey will stay on, but as we mentioned, his top aide has resigned for her part in the emails. also consumer groups. no. i've talked to people at the former commissioner's who say in part, this is par for the course this. is how they do business. a whole variety of affairs. if you read an email that says -- we're talking about two judges. there's a world of difference between the two. can we get someone worse. it's a very important case and it's now in jeopardy. that's what pg&e was sending. looking at this in the wake of san bruino, you say maybe this isn't the way things should be getting done. >>> workers have voted to go on strike tomorrow. those going on strike are engineers and mechanics who work on the bridge. golden state transit ferries and buses will not be affected. >>> new at 6:00 o'clock, it was red tagged in the wake of the napa earthquake, but some are questioning whether the vallejo post office was that badly damaged. mark, why the skepticism? >> rep

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but the united nations observer force said that the action of the troops were unprofessional saying it endangered the lives of the figian troops abducted. >> to the far east of the conflict must insure the safety and security of the peace keepers on the ground. at this point in time i don't think that this is the case. >> reporter: he saw how the situation has deteriorated over the last few years. and said his government has sacrificed enough. the philippines have been sending peace keepers to golan heights since 2009. more than 300 of them are still on assignment there. they're scheduled to come home in october, and according to president aquino they will no longer be replaced. instead, the philippines will maintain a battalion of troops as a stand by force to the u.n. which may mean these soldiers won't be seeing any action on the front lines any time soon. al jazeera, manila. >> palestinian president mahmood abbas has sharply criticized hamas underlying tensions in the recently reformed unity government. he has been trying to reform the palestinian state within three years but he sa

talk about mean, talk about unprofessional and cowardly. our competitors. i don't think they're all that effective. but this was a coordinated attack. there were two different stories. there is one in buzz feed and one in politico. two different sources, so clearly totally coordinated and they're trying to use her as a scapegoat for the 2014 midterm elections, number one. they're trying to find a reason why, right now, they're going to make the move after november. they're using her as a scapegoat. remember, these are the same people in the white house, though, that talk about the war on women, that talk about, you know, by the way, they don't pay women as much as men, but when they've got a working mom running the dnc, what do they do? instead of going over to the dnc with a cup of coffee or you sit down for lunch and say look,ite not working out, let's make a move after november, that's what professional people do. but the white house, these guys are courts. they're fought -- >> that's exactly an interesting point you make about the so-ca

confusion about this might have come when the kremlin tried to muddy the waters saying it was unprofessionalerious for this european diplomat to tell newspapers what vladamir putin said to him. is the kremlin denying that putin said this thing? no. they are not denying that he said it. so it's true that on the eve of president obama arriving on russia's border in parts of prussia-russia to back off its war in ukraine, russian president vladamir putin is bragging that if he wants to, he can take that whole huge country in two weeks. that one's true. next up, the last time a u.s. president visited the balkans is when george w. bush visited albania in 2007. the thing that most people remember about that last trip is it resulted in this 9 1/2 foot statue being elected to honor president bush. it shows president bush over nine feet tall with pleated pants and a tiny little head. but beyond the giant statue, is it true or false that the last trip by a u.s. trip to the balkans by a president resulted in his watch being stolen. here's the video. president bush shaking hands in an albanian crowd in s

and with the unprofessional group of folks but they are cut out for us the difficult process so longdeployment to keep things quiet. and when we returned home still keeping a close eye on fallujah because i knew i would be coming back. men to have that drumbeat let's leave and we had the intelligence officer that we could never take it back. dealing as long as possible. and training young marines. >> but the biggest thing is to focus your have a job to do.%h but to get back into this city things were worse. but they played that game of walkable especially after the first month to say we have to do something different. that is what this book is about. radically different. day want to pick up from there? >> the key lessons that we learned is we will always win engagement against the enemy. what is so whole strategy? who will take the place to prevent that from coming back? and then you had people who frankly who had cleared numerous bally's >> >> the most important piece to didn't? we have 100 per precinct we had the eyeballs watching. living there in that neighborhood and reporting. a

investigators say krista hodges' tweets were inappropriate and unprofessional but didn't rise to theal threats. the tweets included phrases like i already wanna stab some kids. that bad? and references to students making her trigger finger itchy. school district says it has taken action over the messages but did not give any details. >>> a more than a decade after the case began, barry bonds' lawyer was back in court today arguing on behalf of the home run king. attorneys for bonds went in front of panel of the ninth u.s. court of appeals. at issue is where he should have his obstruction thrown out. >>> an emergency landing. frightening moment news for passengers on a jetblue flight. this morning, the plane was on its way from long beach to austin, texas when the pilot reported engine problems. the plane returned to the long beach airport, and passengers had to evacuate using emergency slides. now three people suffered minor injuries and were treated right there at the scene. one person was taken to a hospital for shortness of breath. >>> now to a developing story. late this afternoo

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. >> they were in an unprofessional way that the media would announce before.it had serious credibility, the first thing they are going to do is pick up their counterparts at interpol or anywhere. >> and presumably there is a high level of coordination. >> i would say that the u.s. would know about that intelligence before iraqi officials and the interrogation process that took place would be made accessible to u.s. officials in trying to fight isis inside iraq. what is strange about this, he met with the president yesterday. if he didn't have the intelligence yesterday, he had the intelligence in the span of a few hours. i think the prime minister is trying to say there is a serious threat, it may not necessarily be as credible but also there's a little bit of paranoia in this country that we as journalists don't look at this with a grain of salt. all of a sudden there is panic and everybody in the u.s. is saying, is this real? how can he say this? >> part of the fact is that not only do you get news about imminent or aspirational or someone talked to someone

identify, recommend reestablish the police, working with iraqi military and the city, pretty unprofessional group of folks by the they have been disestablished and reestablished a quickly and set up very quickly so we had our work cut out for us. difficult process, very long deployment. year long, lost a lot of people. trying to keep things calm and quiet. over the course of the year we think we were able to get things tamp it down, but when we left and returned home, and thus assigned a battalion we are keeping a close eye on fallujah because i knew i would be coming back. i had a sense things were continued to get worse. and, of course, that the course of 2006 we had the drumbeat going on come we can of lost this poll outcome let's leave. we have a fairly senior marine intelligence officer write a report saying fallujah is loss, we will never get a ticket back. we will deal with it as long as possible and then leave. and, frankly, i was kind of hard to deal with, especially when you're training young brains getting ready to go up there. looking at you like, why are we doing this? members

and with the unprofessional group of folks but they are cut out for us the difficult process so longt to keep things quiet. and when we returned home still keeping a close eye on fallujah because i knew i would be coming back. men to have that drumbeat let's leave and we had the intelligence officer that we could never take it back. dealing as long as possible. and training young marines. >> but the biggest thing is to focus your have a job to do.%h but to get back into this city things were worse. but they played that game of walkable especially after the first month to say we have to do something different. that is what this book is about. radically different. day want to pick up from there? >> the key lessons that we learned is we will always win engagement against the enemy. what is so whole strategy? who will take the place to prevent that from coming back? and then you had people who frankly who had cleared numerous bally's >> >> the most important piece to didn't? we have 100 per precinct we had the eyeballs watching. living there in that neighborhood and reporting. and insurg

. >> clearly, it's unprofessional, it's distasteful, and i think one of the key ethical principles ofthe patient wants, and if this was unauthorized, that's just not a good thing. that's not something a professional would do. and of course, she's denying that. so this is the accusation of somebody else. >> right. those accusations are jaw-dropping when you think about the professionalism inside an operating room. we also heard these reports, you know, say dr. korovin only had the authority to observe this other doctor, but not to perform any procedures on joan rivers. is that common for another doctor just to be there observing? >> it may be, again, total speculation. but this was -- if this was her longtime doctor, dr. kovoin, joan rivers may have asked she be there in the operating room. and whether authorized or not authorized, that probably has to do with the correct credentialing procedures for that particular clinic. then, of course, they could make an exception, temporarily credential somebody to be in there. but if she's board certified to do certain procedures, i could see a

that what we were trying to reestablish the police working with the city and frankly a pretty unprofessional group of folks folks that they had been disestablished into preestablished pretty quickly and stuck pretty quickly. so we had our work cut out with us. difficult process. very long deployment. year long. lost a lot of people trying to keep things calm and quiet. over the course of the a year we were able to keep things tapped down but when we left and i was assigned we were still keeping a close eye because we knew we would be coming back and i very much had a sense of things continuing to get worse and of course throughout the course of 2006, we had the drumbeat going on the same we are kind of lost its pullout and leave. we had a marine intelligence officer write a report saying fallujah is lost we will never be able to take it back. we will deal with it for us long as possible and then leave and frankly it was kind of hard to deal with. why are we doing this? the members of congress and other folks were losing on the tv news all the time. it was a little bit difficult to do. the bi

>> there's been concern over the last few years that there's been a sort of unprofessional culture that developed. you can't have a lax culture or accept things like agents crowing with prostitutes and getting drunk before the president arrives for a trip overseas. julia pearson was brought onboard about 18 months ago to right the ship, try to change the culture. she will get questions no doubt today about whether that has truly happened. >> she was the cleanup person. recently we shaw eric shin she canny step down about the v.a. hearings. she took over the secret service last year. can she survive? >> we'll have to see how she performs on capitol hill today. the president has indicated that he has full confidence in the secret service. white house spokesman josh ernest did give a hint yesterday that the president will be looking at how she's doing once the service completes its investigation into this massive security breach. >> lisa stark for us live in washington, as always, lisa, thank you very much. >> president obama and india's prime minister are set to sit down at the white hous

posts like this is disturbing and unprofessional. have you read yelp yet? i wait the on him countless times, always tips me. the fact the restaurant posts this is absurd. i will not be going there ever. many reasons someone leaves the small tip, and according to a tweet from a local reporter, he was ticked off about the service. the teammate, thmathis saying, , don't ever sit in server rob's section. >> wow, rob. >> anyone hoping the restaurant would apologize is out of luck. the owner says, i take complete and total responsibility for sharing this receipt. it was not our server's decision. it was mine. i'm to blame. >> i'm not sitting in rob's section. >> i'm afraid to get anyone mad when i don't know what's going on in the kitchen. >> never complain until anything. >> exactly. i don't have -- if it was bad service and the guy really was mad, i give him kudos for having the courage to leave 20 cents. >> that's worse than nothing. >> much worse. >> that's intentional. >> everybody gets 20%, and then if you really don't like it, i mean, they look at you weir

. >> that is so unprofessional. >> "duck dynasty" first episode of the season will be in scotland. to him about. >> there is a lot going on. he's also got another job. >> yeah. >> another occupation. unbelievable how productive he is. >> what is this? >> it's a tease.>> hello. geraldo rivera is going to weigh in on the news of the day and willie is coming up in about a half hour. in the meantime, we start this hour with the headlines and heather. >> yes. we have a serious story to talk about. the ebola case, fox news alert for you this morning. new video just coming in showing the third american infected with the deadly ebola virus arriving in an ambulance at a nebraska hospital. dr. rick sacra got sick while treating pregnant women in liberia. health officials are confident patients, doctors doctors and sl be protected during his treatments. >>> and a dad going on trial for the murder of -- for the death of his son in a sweltering hot car. his 22-month-old son. he's accused of intentionally leaving him in an suv for seven hours while he sat in his office texting nude pictures to s

. >> the whole thing was -- >> so unprofessional of hoda.weather man. i'm used to it. tropical storm odile, southwest of tucson. 44-mile-per-hour winds. if it stays a tropical storm when it gets into arizona, last time it happened was 1997 with tropical storm nora. look at all the heavy rain pushing up into the area. five states from california into texas. flash flood watches. we will most likely see flash flood warnings once the rain gets really going. you can see this afternoon the heavy rain moves into arizona, new mexico, spreading all the way into texas by thursday afternoon. so rainfall amounts going to be a big problem anywhere from three to five inches in just a few hours over the next 72 hours, could be over nine inches of rain and that's going to cause major flooding problems from arizona all the way into tex >>> good morning i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. a cool start by 10:00 a.m. by noon, 70 degrees. the high today is 73 which is below average as we wind down the final days of summer. we'll see temperatures droppi

. >> that is very unprofessional. >> we just got the carpet replaced and it's a different shade of oranger an orange dress as a woman, people compliment you and say how bright and beautiful it looks. i don't buy that survey. >> you're fine if you go in looking like the orange room, you're in trouble if you go in looking like our orange couch. >> accessories with orange, fine. >> yeah. >> it's not the room. it's the outfit. orange suit from head to toe? it's a little much. >> it's a clown suit. >> exactly. from "dumb & dumber." >>> now the teen who will go to any length or height to get the shot. from the tower here in new york, got more than 1,000 feet in the sky. >> the problem is that that building is still under construction and off limits to the public. so police have arrested the teen charging him with reckless endangerment. >> catching the view. >> that's what's trending today. >> >>> 8:13, we're back with our series "pink power," in honor of breast cancer month, which begins tomorrow. joan lunden empowered other women fighting that disease and recently sat down with hoda to share h