he super vises 50 workers but it's not easy to deal with a crew trying to make every cent they can. hours worked are self reported. workers want to be credited with as many hours as possible. so haggling is a daily routine. the sly, selfishness of the workers is a source of aggravation for him. past 9:00 p.m. the sun is finally going down in the west. and his long work day comes to an end. he loves looking out over the city from this spot at the end of the day. in the four years since he came to astana, he has worked on a number of buildings. he takes pride in the growth of the city that he has helped build. he lives in a one-room apartment. his monthly rent is $250. his own possessions are limited to this bag he brought when he left his hometown. growing up, he was so poor he didn't always have enough to eat. he says he was desperate to make money and have a better life. in astana, the city of hopes and dreams, men like him put their lives on the line every day to build the city ever bigger. but they don't interact much with the locals. although he lives in astana, he will never be

. >>> new tonight, shrinking police budgets and vising violence it's a crime crisis that many cities are facing. but one city is turning to technology that helps to fight crime and helps predict it before it happens. nbc bay area's jean ellie is in milpibis with more. >> they are a presence all the time. >> reporter: brett webber likes to see the police on his street. but next month that pattern may change. the police department is about to log on to predpol. >> it will essentially predict where the most likely occurrence will occur. >> reporter: the chief admits the idea will take getting used to. >> it feels strange in a certain sense. but we have to leverage technology to be better at what we do. >> reporter: the santa cruz and los angeles police department signed on and are seeing a reduction in property crimes. it analyzed crime data and adds in other factors that lead to a prediction. webber says he supports the effort. >> if they can predict it and prevent my car being stolen, thank you. >> reporter: a state grant is paying a $37,000 for a three-year trial. it's a small price

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snyderman sat down for an exclusive interview with the woman in charge today, health and human ser vises secretary kathleen sebelius. >> with all the run-up time to the eve of this, why the confusion today and why not more enthusiasm? >> i think it still isn't real for a lot of people. there is a lot of confusion. >> is that your fault? >> i think we bear part of the responsibility of not being able to get through a lot of the noise. >> one of the big concerns is as numbs were tossed out there we don't know how things are going to fall and that the middle class may really take out on the chin. >> the middle class, i would say, depending on where that middle class employee works, has been taking it on the chin. >> when the president says this is the cost of your cable bill or your cell phone bill that's not quite true. >> 6 of 10 people will have the choice, if they choose to make it. the choice of a policy for under $100. >> the back end hurts. >> it's a debate. do you want to have protection for every change-up, every visit, everything you do or do you have a situation where you are mak

it is unfortunate situation that the democrats have created for themselves and they have incent visedating a greater number of people and one of the areas of success for president obama and greater number of people are dependent on the public dole. thank you. >> coming up. we expect new details any time from the police on the 911 call from george zimmerman's estranged wife. it appears her claims of being threatened with a gun may have been made up. and a lot of questions on this. and we'll update you on that. and a head of this weekend's nas-car play-offs. teammates may have rigged something on saturday night in richmond. we'll talk about that with who? dale earnhartd junior and you don't want to miss that. and signs of bibliical prove sos in the evens that are unfolding in syria we'll ask author joel rosenburg said it could signal the end of days. people are reading all about this. it is quite interesting and when we come back. rrn hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. tol

they say if we're going to be hit at the same time this, is going to innocent vise us to hire less people and part-time people. most unions and progressive organizations, that has not been the case in the past. usually companies say they're going to flee the state but that does not happen. this will put billions of dollars back into the pockets. state budget analyst said the state employs 4500 minimum wage employees. by 2018, this jump would cost the state about $16 million a year to pay the current public employees there. is also the effect of once you make it 10 dollars an hour that creates upward pressure. people who have been on the job longer, they want their wages raised too to create a appropriate gap. >> what do you think if the bill ends up on the governor's desk? will he sign it. >> reporter: yes, he will. it's very popular. voters love this. every time you put minimum wage on the ballot it passes. just passed in long beach and san jose. notably, san francisco has the highest in the nation, $10.55. we win, number one. >> happy labor day. >> by the way, you just got married a wee

and he crushed the ring in a vise, and then he put it on my pillow. oh.ve? uh, he made amateur rockets. it was his hobby. ffries: lilly? your pervert pal's on the line. uh. albert miller? jeffries: yeah. apparently, gwen tracked him down. excuse me. ( siren wailing ) i just paid $1,200 for this piece of crap car! albert, albert. i can't pay to have these windows fixed! albert. you don't want to send this girl to jail. i don't? she grew up without a mother. she's troubled. look, i don't think you did it. i didn't. ( sighs ) look, you're flawed, but you're not heartless. you don't want gwen arrested, that's why you called me when you didn't have to. being in the system ain't n. but that's where she's going to end up she's so damn compulsive. i... albert... i know, i know. i won't press charges, just get that loony girl out of my life! okay. ( sighs ) this isn't a real constructive way to handle things, gwen. he killed my mother. i don't care about constructive. i don't think he did kill your mother. of course he did. the bomb that killed your mother was in

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i hire people through vises. but they're is a difference.many people right now, throwing americans under the bus. john: the same as saying i'm againsthe people being born. it is an anti person argument. >> it is not an anti person argument. >> having peoole come. he's making it an anti welfare argument. it's great if he made an anti-immigrant argument, but every argument he is using his one is the welfare state, and i am in favor. we like reality in data. agassi's 42% less. >> then make the same arguments you did. [inaudible conversations] >> you need to know more about your history. john: too much at the same time. in the 20's people said the irish were drunks. the italians were stupid. jews were obnoxious. we have old ads, no irish need apply. >> what's the point? >> people have always sai these immigrants are going to take welfare. >> pointed out irish and italian. i have not pointed out and that the city since i have been sitting here. john: there has always been an anti-immigrant attitudes. >> she works for an organization where peop do

and guided and super vise -- supervised and turn in to substantial young men. if you send them to england the british university are too large and decentralized to give them that kind of attention. what he's really selling is the potential of the american colony to serve themselves and the potential of the educational constitution to cater -- and large plantation owners in the caribbean -- when we read the review as most people probably with will before without getting to "ebony and ivory "we are talking with the professor craig steven. race, slavery, and the troubled history of american universities, the impression is that slaves built these universities not just that the money from the slave trade financed them. but was there actually the presence of slaves on it in the university of harvard, yale, princeton, brown? what capacity or every capacity -- >> guest: yeah. in every capacity you can imagine related to labor. you know, the enslaved people cleaning the hotel, they often called it. basically the dormitory of the colonial period that clean up after the s

i had vised the naval station police of the report and of the claims by aaron alexis. i then faxed a copy of my report. they said they would follow up and determine if in fact he was a naval base contractor. it turns out he was a naval base contractor. this report about him having paranoid delusions, so motivating to him that he was calling police and staying up all night and moving three times in a night to three different hotel rooms, this happened apparently while he really was traveling for work, to various u.s. navy installations as a contractor for the united states navy who had a security keerns and had passed a background check in order to be there. since then he has worked in stafford, virginia and of course at the navy yard in washington, d.c. the company what employed him to work on those navy m installations said that had they known about the mental health implications in his background, quote, that would be a black flag, we would not have hired him. but they did. after the newport, rhode island police encountered an obviously delusional man, and that polic

of the tragedy is everybody agrees there was something wrong with the way we delivered medical ser visested to come one a fix. now i hope the republicans are wrong in saying this is a disaster. >> it's not just republicans. >> i know. i'm saying that -- >> the train wreck didn't come from a republican. >> i understand that. this is obviously going to have a huge impact on society in so many ways. >> i read it before i vote ed against it. >> it was inkpre henceable. i tried to read it. it was ridiculous. we have to go. thank you very much for joining us. >> always the good to talk to you. >> tonight while congress is engaging in a bruising fight over a temporary funding of the government there is tonight $67 million missing at the irs. you heard right. washington examiner, chief political correspondent byron york joins us. is it incompetence or criminal? is it theft? what's the story? >> nobody knows what happens. the irs is the ebb enforcement arm of obamacare. it determines who gets a subsidy, how much, the penalties. it does all of that stuff. so the affordable care act, obamacare, pro

>> well, first of all, congratulations, dow jones, 20 years later, and real vising alcoa is not relevant. and 10 years late with hewlett-packard. i applaud the names -- >> although, relevance is relative. the stock has been the best performer, okay? so from an investment standpoint, if you've been hewlett-packard, you've been hear. by the way, bank of america -- >> for now. not over the last 10 years. >> the last 12 months. >> gotcha. >> so they're trying to go more growth. they're trying to take some of the -- the growth factors from nasdaq. if you overlay a chart of goldman sachs with the nasdaq over virtually any period of time, you'll see there's very little divergence between the two. so the reason for that is that goldman, as the economy improves, as markets improve, goldman prints more deals, more m&a, more issuance. so i think that's actually a good thing. but for me, i really ignore the dow. i look at the s&p, because it's a broader index. that's most people's benchmark. i'm hard-pressed to think of anybody except for the newspapers that investors are looking at dow jones -- >>

the university said since his death it's re vised the student conduct code and created a new anti-hazingrview, bam, a woman confronts him. >> ow! max papis made a run at the first camping world truck series. he was battling it out with a fellow driver for third place when the drivers collided. actually the cars collided. when they returned to the track they continued to fight it out, but the drama didn't stop there. papis was slapped in the face by his opponent's girlfriend. papis suffered a dislocated jaw from the altercation. the duchess of cambridge isn't the only woman taken off the market. according to celebrity tabloids, kate's sister pippa is secretly engaged to her boyfriend niko jackson. he she and her stockbroker boyfriend let met at a nightclub in london. they are keeping the engagement quiet until her 30th birthday on friday. we'll be right back. [announcer] there's no hiding the goodness of the latest from beneful baked delights. new heartfuls are made with real bacon... ...and oven-baked to crisp perfection. add a soft apple-flavored center ...and say no more. new heartfuls

to kind of quickly sum vise -- summarize what we do, i just summarize it all down. we work, number one, we work -- number one, to bring order to a chaotic situation -- >> you're listening to dan dallas, rocky mountain incident management team, commander there, updating reporters on the apparatus and all of the -- all of the apparatus they're using to try and help out in the flooding situation. also hearing from joe pelle from the boulder county sheriff. we'll update you as we get more information on how they continue to try to look for people and conduct any other kind of rescues taking place as a result of massive flooding. some 15 inches of rain, extraordinary, over a period of days. >>> so how can you help the victims of this week's floods? visit our impact your world page. that's at cnn.com/impact. more information there. >>> all right. overseas now. syria has just one week now to prove it is serious about a deal reached by the u.s. and russia to rid the country of its chemical weapons stockpiles. u.s. secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart, s

the organization that would be responsible for monitoring, for moving, for monitoring and super vising the destruction of any of these chemical weapons is based in the netherlands. it would take a long time. it would require some cooperation from syrian officials. at the united nations, we're already hearing from the russian foreign ministry that a french proposal that would threatening force if syria did not comply with some of these demands was deemed unacceptable by russia. that's the diplomatic front. here's some breaking news. syria is saying, as quoted by the russian news agency interfax, that it is ready to disclose the location of its chemical weapons, to halt production, and show its facilities to representatives of russia, the united nations and other states that were not specified in this interfax news agency wire article. but of course, this is a verbal promise. this is not something that is going to be easy. as you know, brooke, this is a country at war. this means that any of these things that are hard enough in times of peace will be made all that more complicated in the

law enforcement by passing a new law that gives law enforcement the ability with now have a law that vise if a driver's blood contains 5 -- of t health care chiropractic there's a per admissible infriday the driver of driving under the influence. we really appreciate the collaboration we've had with federal officials. we know we had more to do as has been doesed today. we audit, critical of some of the things in the past to address. ly say that the main reason that we've had failure of regulation of our medical marijuana industry is because we lacked the resource to hire staff and partner with law enforcement. but we are sending to the voters this law and manner tax measure that will provide the kind of revenue we need hire staff, to also work on public health issues related to marijuana, and education and prevention efforts we are determined to focus on. the bottom shrine we commend the department of justice the guy dan they issued. in the new memo we think it was for us timely clarification. we were in the final week of doing our rule. we got in in time to make sure that our rules imply