once again it shows us team work. because he created the circuit board for the apple on an apple ii. he's a genius of knowing how to create circuits with very cute view components in order to turn it in to a hobby computer, the type that we could use at home. he loved talking about how it works out and what happens steve jobs says no, we should build this and we should sell it. so they create a company that they called apple. so what it takes to innovate is not just that the person has the idea, but also says how are we going to execute this and how are we going to turn this into a commercial machine, which is what steve jobs did. so are we going to get a power supply and how are we going to gather all together? so whether it's the people with the microchip or otherwise, they usually have a visionary engineering time and also a business type and that all together and creates things like apple and intel. >> putting the innovators together, crowd sourcing a little bit. >> the internet was invented in order to allow peop

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us. we welcome their nate and abby martin two of the two or three close on the our team that work. us it's going to give you a different perspective give you one stock never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't worry about breaking the said works it's a revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness is frustrated with the system extremely your public use would be described as angry i think in a strong. leader single. spark course. in the finish line of the marathon. welcome back now in the wake of the financial crisis we've seen u.s. government prop up the financial system in an effort to maintain stability and order but these actions have sera della. it's a blow to the credibility of our economic system as a whole edward harrison spoke to catherine austin fits the president of so of our incorporated and publisher of the solara report about some of these issues that were discussed how the supreme court's ruling on aereo t.v. made him question the legitimacy of the status quo of institutions here is what katherine had to say. the status quo i

working through extreme heat as they fight the monticello fire near lake berryessa. third cal fire tells us it is more aggressive than the recent butts canyon wildfire. teams worked aggressively throughout the night and all day today, yet the fire is only 30 percent contained. kron 4's alecia reid walked across parts of the mountain today and has the latest details on the monticello fire. nats - highway 128 is shut down on both sides. as far as i know the lake is still open but everything else is shut down. the roads are closed on highway 128 from pleasant valley road to highway 121 as fire crews battle the blaze near lake berryessa that has already spread to 7- thousand acres. sot - it grew faster, it has more rural remote land so it was able to get established, and with the topography, fuel and weather it really took off. the steep, rugged terrain makes it difficult to access. add extreme temperaturesit's a complete challenge for firefighters. chopper also attacked it from above. crews from local, federal, and county, including alameda county, are here to help battle the monticello fire. sot - it's instrumental to have a combined effort of the automatic

we will continue with the annual plan of doing them and inviting them in to work with us and we published and work with a team on the communication's plan to make sure that all of the job opportunities that are available in the hotels are pushed out to all of the organizations in and involved and we have been working closely with the office of and make sure that all of the hotels are getting the information out more organizations are finding out than have been available in the past and that also includes the hotel council and we are now the members of the organization and push the information out and giving it out to the membership as well and sharing the information back and forthwith the group. and we are proud to be working on this program and we have been learning a lot and been able to meet a lot of connection and make the connections for the organizations as well. >> i am curious to know whether the restaurant world is doing something similar, around job fares, and recruitment, or whether the entertainment and night life world is doing something in that area, if there are other ways to use this model an

for the move so that's really exciting because they have a manageable number, we can use our bat teams to do that work as well. i wanted to start with that one. in terms of the first question, how have things gone different? we have a couple of really new resources that come into play and your question was was specifically to the teacher who is struggling and what would be different. so when we see through the data -- it'll all be data driven. the disproportionalty data will be data driven teams so they'll look to see where their efforts are most needed in that respect. but once they get to the school they can do a number of different things. they can bring a bcba into play to look at the child's behaviors in the context of the classroom and come up with a plan so that's something we haven't really had for general education students before. and that we've already using this year and we've found it to be a very useful tool. we can offer personal coaching if the teacher needs some new skills, we can offer individualized coaching through rp coach or ppis coach or we even have a peer resources have steppe

but we also express ourselves and discuss details and came to a conclusion and worked as a team. >> tell us some of the challenges you faced this time. it was also a much longer mission. >> yes. >> what was the most difficult part? >> i think monotonous cycle of work or daily life is sometimes very difficult. if you have a different kind of schedule, space walk experiments, new cargo vehicles arriving, it is more interesting. but if you keep going on the same pace of the work every day, it is tough. so we needed to make sure that we have enough work and then enough time to rest. and to have good time together, you know, making jokes. >> what are some of the things that you do in space to get over monotony, a lot of your off hours? >> i think eating together is very important. and we have a variety of foods from all over the world, from japan, russia, u.s., europe and canada. and when we eat together we talk not only about work but something about the hobby and families. and then so i think eating together is a relaxation time for all of us. >> did you ever feel your life was in danger when

. >>> scientists at uc davis are working on a mosquito >> the reason why people use deet is because it works. >> the team believes the synthetic compound is just as effective as deet. one arm was covered with deet and the other with bough care done, and the one with deet had no bites and the other had two bites. >>> and michael finney has been sampling the yogurt in his office all day. >> somebody has to do it. yogurt continues to grow in popularity. sales top $7 billion a year. consumer reports just tested more than 2 dozen greek yogurts looking like the best. more people are eating yogurt, especially greek yogurt. >> greek yogurt has more protein and that's part of the appeal. >> we checked out 27 popular flavors for taste and nutrition. >> had a slight generic vanilla. >> the knnutritionalist saw something. >> the plain greek yogurts we saw had 5 to 10 grams of sugar. >> and the whole foods yogurt averaged 11 grams of sugar, more than five times the label's claim. in consumer report's taste test the whole food yogurt received a good rating, but others scored much better. it's thick and creamy with a w

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team owner lew wolff told us this. quote, we believe this agreement works well for the city and county taxpayers, the team, a's fans, and all involved. now, the city council here in oakland, as well as the county supervisors still have to okay this deal. and there could be some changes to come. we are live in oakland, derek shore, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, derek. >>> still ahead here at 11:00, it is one of the country's most prestigious fourth of july fireworks shows. so why was it held one day early? >>> also, when will the buses arrive next? the country's immigration battle takes center stage in southern california. tonight there are more protests. >>> and many this fast-paced world we live in, a moment of silence seems like a nice break. you would be surprised. what men say they would rather endure than a moment alone with their thoughts. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. clear skies across san jose looking great this evening. we'll talk more about your morning forecast and what it all means for our fireworks forecast in just few minutes. and of course we're tracking hurricane arthur. it's

team to keep using it. five straight days of work and now a day off. players will get back to practice tomorrow. the rookies, another opportunity to get used to the nfl game. washington picked up eight players in this year's draft, including outside linebacker, trent murphy from stanford. all of the guys are getting used to the differences in college and the pros. the main difference, speed. >> it's pretty fast. got to slow down and be disciplined more than anything and be focused in on your keys and then you can do that, you'll be all right. >> it's different. no, it's been good so far. i'm enjoying it. the game is fast, but i mean, i'm adjusting well. >> those rookies and the vets are all enjoying the day off and how are they enjoying it? we'll let you know coming up tonight at 11:00. from richmond, i'm dianne roberts, wusa9 sports. back do you at broadcast house. >> reminder to our high schoolers before we go, we are looking for the most spirited school in the d.c. area. let us know by nominating your high school. log on to u.s.a. today, hss.com/dc and fill out the entry form. you have until

us try to ive by on a daily basis. that includes service, excellence, integrity, courage, team work, and stewardship. if you read the stories behind the stars on the wall, you will find examples of all of those values that all of us try to carry with us as we go through our careers and as we serve our nation. through the work that we do here at the central intelligence agency. >> for more information about the cia museum, visit their website, cia.gov. you can watch american history tv's american artifacts programs online any time. this is american history tv. all weekend, every weekend. national captioning institute] cable satellite corp. 2014] >> next month on book tv former republican congressman from texas ron paul. he's written more than a dozen books with his latest on america's education system. join the conversation as he takes your calls, e-mails and tweets for three hours on sunday august 3. mary ne in next month for francis berry. best selling author and historian is our guest in november and in december american enterprise institute president and noted musician arthur brooks. >> each week a

work well they helped us where you want to be. clear of course there's been a lot of panic within the mattress station and those people and even though we have witnessed our team working here at the scene and how doctors were deploying stretches into the tunnel basically every single moment really giving us a six sending us a signal on the scale of that accident that a lot of people actually were very seriously interested with and that accidents in the county evacuation buses and on the way here got lots of traffic here raising much the overall downtown of the city has stopped the transportation system is rather in a very difficult position at the moment now we've got lots of sirens going on here a pretty chaotic scene over here at the to the ski prospects. ok thank you maybe you know. bringing us the latest there from the scene of the ideal right home and an accident that happened during rush hour and the death toll has now reached five will bring you more details as we get them. now in other news israel has accepted an egyptian proposal for a ceasefire to end a week of heavy fighting with hamas the militant group earlier rejected the plan as many as one hund

used? are you a user? you're the pro legalizing one. you're clearly the marijuana user. my team had been working with the state of washington as they've been drafting the state's regulations, and we get asked at the question a., are you a use center who is advising the government? and for a while the position taken by the team was simply not to answer the question. there's no good way if you're a researcher to answer the question, have you used pot or are you a pot user? i'm willing to tell you light right now today that in spite of the fact i'm one of the four are authorizes most in favor of marijuana legalization i'm not a year. i do come to this without a horse in the race, and just somebody who is looking at the data and quite concerned about what i've seen. >> host: with the accept ablity of marijuana use in the united states and maybe even just near california. >> guest: i think this is why we have seen such strong momentum surrounding marijuana and how political rhetoric surrounding marijuana is changing. the latest pew result i saw they've changed. pew reported findings from summer of 20

design so it's an opportunity for me to contribute my thoughts and critique and work with the projected teams that come before us to try to make sure that we are providing the city with the best level of design possible. >> who . >> >> appointed you to the commission? >>i was appointed under mayor newum and reappointed by mayor lee. >> is there a term on the commission? >> i believe it's two year terms. >> your answer to the questions sort of highlights the concerns about the conflict because when plans for som come before the arts commission for review even though you may recuse yourself the other four members know that's your company and you know you don't like to pick on your friends, and that's really what the problem is is that perception. it may be the other four can be totally independent and disregard whether relationship they have with you, but to the public particularly somebody who is skeptical of the way in which projects are parceled out and done in san francisco it's that perception that i find is what's -- why we have the need to make sure that everybody on the commission is independent of any pos

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>> one of my best on the team so anytime you see someone as close as you are get hurt it's kind of depressing. all the work you put in in the off season to be out here with us, and you just got to try to play for him. try to go out there and compete and, you know, i feel like i just can't get any more, i have to give a little extra for him. >> hayden is missing trading camp for the raiders with a foot injury and terrell brown heads to the locker room early while the cornerback depth is looking thin the quarterback depth looks good. derek carr has been impressive and could make a run at matt schaub starting job. he says he wants to make a good first impression. >> i can't worry about doing something special. i'm just going to come out and work as hard as i can push my body to where i'm exhausted

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here today and congratulations there will be folks that brought us here and i want to congratulate the team mr. bob beck you have your work cut out for you and ms. tilly i've already scaled the world. thank you >> thank you for the exiled kind words i think bob and i have our marching orders. our next speaker needs no introduction whodunit travel at least in the region this person has been a friend for many years i've horrid him for some time i've had the opportunity to get to know him not only on this partnership but, of course, our stunning parkway project. on this team they've been true partners helping to secure 77 money and streamlining all the process including the environmental review process under the new delegating authority and please join me our director t p. (clapping.) >> thank you tilly. good morning it's a pleasure to be here as we start the construction of a project that not only includes practitioner but access to the treasure island. we're proud of the bridge you see behind us and we're proud of this project that puts a world-class new connection to the treasure island that was independent of the bay bri

the first alert weather team hard at work for you right now using the latest technology to track theocations of the storms and their potential impact where you live. >>> helping others. the one request emergency workers are asking before you set out for holiday fun this week. >>> all new tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, these guys are working overtime as our area swelters in 90-plus degree heat. we are talking to experts are keeping your air conditioner running in this weather and what you can do to get the fastest repair service if your unit does die. >>> 50 years ago today, america changed forever. the president signed into law the 1962 civil rights act. it changes the united states as it was known opening doors for not just african-americans but women and other minorities as well. the law eliminated racial restrictions in public places, strengthened voting rights and outlawed discrimination. student activists commemorated that by re-enacting the bus rides of the freedom riders. they boarded buses. the three buses were filled with 49 students and actual freedom riders as well. they

just wanted to commend laura and her team and the executive leadership team who's implementing all this work going forward and having us just get a better understanding of the true value of our district and the direction that we're going in and it's just a really exciting time to be in the district, particularly with folks that are starting to invest in this differently and looking at the school district as just that, an investment, instead of, you know, pouring money into a black hole or not feeling like they're obligated because we're a state agency or, you know, not really feeling that public education is worth any kind of an investment. it's been a come meet turn around over the last couple of years and what laura just described will help us going forward to really articulate our story and that's -- when i look at this, it's our opportunity to be more intentional about how we tell our story and we have great examples and we have -- and we know where we want to get to. as things continue to change, we'll adjust, but at least we have a direction now and that's really exciting. so thank you. >> thank you commissioner.

the pic c allows students like mason and me to gain practical experience is working for solutions on diverse teams. us pic c has given innovative classes, leadership and networking opportunities and forums like this one. it is our platform for making the most of communication skills we need to succeed. personally, i cannot fully express the extent to which the close relationship i have built this institute have helped me grow, both professionally and personally. students are given access to industry leaders and other great communicators tired now, the founder and executive director of the pic c. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. evie hear it again for and mason. part of a crew of fabulous dudes who have put together events like these. they work for hard on events like tonight. let's hear it for them. you will notice a couple of the students here with handhelds. i am sorry, with laptops. they're working on monitoring twitter. you can ask questions via twitter. you will be able to come up to the isles and ask your questions live as well. arestudents on twitter connor shearer, allison, and jonathan g

team. the inteblth is a huge part of our everyday life everyone with the seniors use it for work and play. although there's a many valuable websites on line. >> the first thing a senior will ask me is about viruses if they go on websites what are the discharges of being on the internet. >> for instance, you see something that maybe from the bank and the first thing it starts asking you for a private information where you get intiger's offers and they're not real. the way to tell where it's a fishing scam or not is who it's from. they can fake a name that says paypal but they can't fake an e-mail address it would be from a bank if they have any issue it's not going to be over an e-mail. >> stay away from e-mail all the same can be said on networking sites. the user should make sure they know the person before clicking on the requests >> some of tracking software they can get argue bank account information some are more hamper full we'll get pop ups and i want to avoid those. there are many levels of protect your i s public works usually has a security looking for things you should have a up

. >>> the "action news" team is work on stories for tonight starting at 4:00. alicia vitarelli joins us in the newsroom with a look ahead. >>> a stunning story from the new york city subway system. a woman is caught on camera abandoning her child on the platform. who took care of the child and how that mother was tracked down. >>> and one reason people return clothes online is because they don't fit and now there is new ways to get the right size, can you take us with you on the go, and watch the newscast streaming live on the smart phone or on your tablet. >> thank you alicia. that steamy accuweather forecast is coming up when "action news" at [ mom ] when the nest gets too quiet... it's time to find some real harmony, with nature. [ family screams ] elmo! [ wolf, kids howling ] [ train whistles ] [ bird chirps ] [ people screaming ] [ snoring ] music to mom's ears. [ female announcer ] turn your visit into a getaway. busch gardens and water country usa summer packages from just $60 per person per night. [ mom ] we may live in houses, but we're born for busch gardens. >>> topping our p

us they had good access and felt safe. >> so the international team should be here. they'll be here. >> i'll answer it this way. there are people far better than us to do this kind of work. >> reporter: the dutch say they're sending unarmed contingent to the site to act as arms and hands to find the remains of the victims. >>> president obama meets with presidents of three central american countries today to discuss the surge of illegal immigrants crossing into the u.s. as the president was speaking in los angeles yesterday, protesters demanding an end to the deportation of illegal immigrants demonstrated. immigration reform is stalled in congress. republicans want to amend a law to make it easier to return unaccompanied children who cross the border back home. >> it's time for the white house to get their act together. they want to challenge the '08 law and address the real underlying problem here or don't they? >> the president is considering a program to give refugee status to young people from honduras. they would be screened before leaving their country to see if they qualify for refugee status here. and many children trying to stay in this country are fleeing dang

one in six used a kitchen spoon rather than that a device such as an oral syringe. >>> "action news" team is workingt 4:00 p.m. >> let's check in with alicia vitarelli. >> reporter: there's a problem with the apple iphone vi and why it could delay it. we'll tell you when it could hit stores. >>> good news for tracy morgan he takes a major step forward in his recovery after the accident on the new jersey turnpike. we'll update you on his condition. don't forget you can watch our newscast streaming live on your smart phone or tablet. see you guys at 4:00 p.m. >> the accuweather forecast co >> meteorologist karen rogers back with a closer look at what could be a soggy week for us. yeah, today and tomorrow we're getting soaking rain out of the storms coming through. storm tracker 6 live double scan, with the live double scan radar you can see where the storms are. right now north of toms river of we have a cell exiting the coastline. other than you're in the clear. it's a sprinkle in the mountain poconos and one in pottstown. let's take a look outside, the action cam was looking at a beautiful black dal

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using a missile launch system. the fbi is sending two investigators to work this case there in ukraine. >> a team of malaysian investigators have just arrived in kiev, ukraine, we know. a furious president obama says russian president putin can stop the bloodshed. >> if mr. putin makes a decision that we are not going to allow heavy armaments and the flow of fighters into ukraine across the ukrainian/russian border then it stops. if it stops, then the separatists will still have the capacity to enter into negotiations and try to arrive at the sort of political accommodations that mr. putin, himself, said he wants to see. he has the most control over that situation. and so far at least he has not exercised it. >> here is one of the most significant almost mysteries at this point of this. where are the black boxes? we don't know. all 298 passengers and crew, including 80 children, were aboard this flight. and they lost their lives when this plane went down. >> more than half the victims we know were dutch but the rest came from as you see around the world. 19-year-old quinn lucas shaunsman was the sole american on the flight

doing that meant we had to create a team to work with all the shipyards to enable us to understand theirhat was done and those pieces of work could be brought here and put together to man the ship. >> give us a quick show around. in the bridge of the ship, this believe it or not is the steering wheel. >> it's tiny. >> it is. normally you would expect on a ship this size a big wheel. everything now is driven through technology. this is all you need to steer this big ship. this is the center of the whole job. it can get up to 20 planes including helicopters in here. this is where all the millions of light maintenance and repairs are done. upper end they do all the mortars and bigger parts of the aircra aircraft. it can get two planes on here. you get two planes on here. there's element of redundantcy. here we have the cabin area. it's opportunity to take another two personnel. when the whole ship is traveling on its own, there's 650 people. there's two in each cabins. this is where they sleep and work associated to their cabin area. work is in this area. there are areas where people will g