we're not here to punish weir.o see that he follows his treatment plan and tries to get better so if he ever does reach the streets again, at least he can be a functional member of society. >> the other day you were saying though that you searched everything, so shouldn't you -- >> well, so-so. you know -- >> you might have missed something? >> i might have. like i said, i really just don't care anymore. >> last time he had stuff hidden in envelopes. just like that. look at that. >> oh, okay. >> he can't be helped. >> i can't seem to do anything. when things do get started going well, they throw something at you that brings you back down. and it's just kind of defeating. no light at the end of the tunnel, basically. >> what was it, a week ago he got in trouble for the same thing? and when we come in here, he's crying because he got in trouble? can we help him out? how do you help somebody like this? >> but he wants to sit here and talk about he can't take it anymore because the world's coming down on him and he wan

but the elderly farmer, whose farm is upstream, has put up a weir so that he can water his own field. major contributor to disputes over water rights is a lack of set rules over, and controls on, water use. unfortunately, the canals are often not properly managed. water should be flowing through this canal. another major problem is the amount of water lost to leaks in the system. in one village near dikhatpura, the water table has risen due to seeping water out of the canals. this village, formerly subject to droughts, now has problems with boggy soil. a third problem which has accompanied the rise of the water table is salinization. once salt deposits build up, fields become all but useless for farming. this kind of damage can be seen in villages all over india. geographer takeshi stresses how critical water management is to india's future. ( takeshi speaking japanese ) translator: while the development of a stable supply of water is critical for the development of agriculture, it also plays a crucial role in the development of any region and the lives of the people who live there. i

. >>> weir about 90 minutes away from a total eclipse of the supermoon. we'll have the details and,, ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>> middle town schools will reopen tomorrow two weeks after the valley fire left much of the community in ruanes. tonight, the 76,000-acre fire is 95% contained, but nearly 2,000 buildings have been destroyed. a lot of people who lost their homes aren't sure where they'll go next, but mark kelly found one man in san jose who may have found the answer right in front of his own. >> back and feeling good, arthur was quickly devastate today see these images from the valley fire. people's homes burned to the ground. >> they've lost everything. so they're really in shock and grief. >> but taking thoseless sons, he cultivated in the nevada desert about civic responsibility and community. arthur had an idea to help. >> welcome to my little

what do you think of the broader market volatility weirs eating here and in china -- we are seeing here and in china? chuck: china and russia have been geopolitical issues to date. we have brazil that has been a challenge. then you have mexico and india that have performed well for us. we focus on what we can control. .hat is all you can do we will respond and adjust based on what is happening in the world. emily: meg whitman sees more consolidation in the tech industry given what has happened more broadly. do you see that? chuck: there be significant consolidation. i agree with her. what you are finding is that customers are looking for the business benefit of the technology. they're looking to get to the outcome faster. to do that we have to bring these architectures to life, bring the solutions to customers in a way that can provide benefits immediately. the smaller players are going to have a challenge providing a box because that doesn't get them to the business outcome. that and customer expectations are going to lead to tremendous consolidations. be's: chuck robbins will eking a

amazing -- [ talking at the same time ] >>> weir coming into the -- we are coming into the wet season now. hopefully the reservoirs will be used for flood control. 84 degrees today in santa rosa. temperatures cool to mild today. 85 livermore. nice looking day. feels fall like. you see the high clouds. those clouds representing the low that is coming down from the north. the area up here. they will thicken up as the low gets closer. perhaps produce drizzle. this is the low. the system is producing showers in the fire zones. it will produce drizzle along the coast. a chance for that on your bay area wednesday. the fog, pushing into the bay now. a lot in san francisco. sunset district. richmond district. temperatures cooler now than they were yesterday at this time. minus 8 fairfield. minus 5 livermore. highs tomorrow similar. maybe cooler. the forecast model, the fog. highs tomorrow. just like today. cool. right? 90s. a few showing up in sacramento. marysville. most of the numbers tomorrow will be in the 80s. we will see most of our temperatures upper 70s. hot spots low 80s. what happen

the chief says we can only send as many engines as weir able and -- as we are able and they sent crewsthe butte fire in amador and calaveras counties. this is politics, we know the chief endured a lot of criticism. she was -- she with stood a vote of no confidence last year. >> was the thought here from the chief saying look, if we send the fire trucks up to lake county we won't have enough to cover incase there is a fire in san francisco? >> reporter: that's right. her priority is protecting san francisco and making sure all the fire stations here are covered. not to say they do not assist in outside aid. they have sent firefighters from san francisco across the state. so this is not the first time they have not sent crews to the fire. the resources, personnel and skegging. >> a letter -- scheduling. >> a letter we received today? >> reporter: he has written a scathing letter to the commission in san francisco. he says there is no reason san francisco could not send more than one fire engine. he said there are plenty of crews and gear to go around and he is saying there should have be

weir carefully reviewing the matter. back in florida, payton continues his physical, occupation and speech therapies. the family has set up a go fund me page. to help with expenses related to payton's care. they say while they are seeing some improvement with the speech, he still can't sit or stand on his own and no one, not even his doctors, know if he'll make a full recovery. the hope here is because he's young, the brain will reroute some of those pathways and he will be able to recover some motor function. >> we certainly hope so. these fume gagss happen all over the country every day. >> it's an unusual story. it's turned the family upside-down. parents, grandparents, having to leave work, caring for him, feeding him. it's a very sad story. >> we're pulling for him. >>> we want to check in with ron looking at other top stories. including another possible migrant tragedy? >> yes, that's right. good morning to you, paula, and rob, and good morning, everyone. >>> we begin overseas and the search for dozens of migrants

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would have caught the wires it would have brought everything down dropping two sets of wires, six weirs down on to the freeway. >> reporter: now, there is a small possibility they may close the stretch of 880 if the work gets too complicated. if not they expect to finish around 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. there was a small grass fire smarkd after the pole crashed but the sfooir were able to put that out very quickly and the power is back to the roughly 8,800 people who lost it initially. again, just after midnight. as for the cause of the crash, chp saying drugs and alcohol not suspected so perhaps, you know, they lost control or fell asleep at the wheel. if you are traveling this way you are told to take a detour. for both 238 and washington avenue by taking luwelling. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> investigators meantime will be at a school in sausalito this morning in the hoping of figuring out what started an overnight fire that took place in an administration building. it started around 7:30 last night on the willow creek academy campus. no classrooms damaged but the fi

weir it's an asymmetrical battlefield. who responds? not the military in many cases. it is the first responders that were responding all over the country. whether it just happened in chattanooga, various things that have happened here. but one of the key recommendations, i think, that came out of the 9/11 commission was they said there were so many of the different agencies that were stove piping their ability to communicate to one another. really, the inability to communicate and i think certainly i've heard you speak om occasions about some of the handicaps that you had here and the inability to communicate properly with one another and the 9/11 commission said we need to go from the need to know to the need to share. the need to share information from all various agencies and yet we still learn some of the lessons. you mentioned about the boston marathon bombings there where, really -- and we had a hearing on this, he's got 12,000, 13,000 agencies across the country. there's 35 police officers here in new york city alone. one thing about the street, street talks. s

and that's, like, andy weir in the book, "the martian", drew goddard wrote the screenplay, and obviously interpretation of what this could actually -- and not too long in the future -- feel like. >> seth: yeah i think in the future we're all going to be able to survive on mars and until you come get us home. >> exactly. [ laughter ] and there's water there, which i conveniently arranged, for all earthlings. >> seth: once there is water, it's only a matter of time until there is a starbucks. [ laughter ] [ applause ] very soon after, that's the thing they need. this is very exciting to me. but you're going to have to explain a little bit. you -- at the end of this month, you currently are an o.b.e. are you an o.b.e. or have you received an o.b.e.? that's the order of british empire. >> that's an officer of the order of the british empire. >> seth: officer, okay, got it. does that mean you are one or you have received one? would you say, like, "i'm an o.b.e."? >> well, yes. >> seth: but technically -- >> i can technically say that. if one would say that. >> seth: you wouldn't say it. you s

speaking at the same time] >> to be a legal immigrant you have to engage in illegal activity every weire to forge i.d. papers to get jobs, you have to misrepresents your background to do all sorts of tasks which are crimes. >> we have to stop dehumanizing these people. >> it's not about demon eyeing people. look, i understand why someone would want to come no to this country and skip affidavit line of all the other people that want to come here doesn't mean it's right or fair. >> but not everybody has the chance. [speaking at the same time]. >> people from india can't cross the board tore united states but people from mexican can. >> why should anybody obey any law that we are making here if, you know, we are going to turn a blinds eye to an illegal immigrant. [speaking at the same time] >> i am not sure that's true. i don't -- i don't go through a red light because i think that the law is not prosecuting every undocument the immigrant. i still top stop at red lights. i don't know that that's our behavior. >> we septic et cetera for red light cameras when nobody is looking and there is

we will is a very, very large selection of religious names and weirs. it should be a lot of fun. >> on the day of mass, the brooklyn pint opens at 7 a.m. offering breakfast. >> fun names. >>> all right. let's talk about weather. >> it is going to be okay today. not as bad as yesterday. not as great as the work week. look at the temperatures. back that the 80s. tons of sunshine. humidity is going to remain low. it's just going to be a gorgeous work week. in the meantime, though, it will be gusty today. winds gusting over 20 miles per hour at times and a few sprinkles and showers from time to time. >> this is my partner. this is that her last week on the weekend morning show. thank you erika. we love you. >> thank you so much. i love you, too. >> have a great sunday, everybody. >>> september 11th, 14 years later, and former vice idpreschent eney says the situation in the united states is more perilous than it was back in 2001. >> and is this a new american mayorty angry with both parties and the political progress? i'm susan page. >> i'm derek mcginty, an

the real draw for me, there's a great book that this guy andy weir wrote that had a premise could a guyf. it's just this real kind of neat story of this guy doing everything that one would have to do to live on this totally inhospitable planet. >> i've got to figure out a way to grow three years worth of food here on a planet where nothing grows. >> andy weir said that he saw the character mark watney as himself but smarter and braver and having no flaws. he saw matt damon. >> well, that's very nice of him, but the bravery of these guys, like when you meet them. >> yeah. >> and it is really humbling, like you haven't hung out with some of these astronauts, you've got to be incredibly smart, incredibly fitted. like i threw my arm around one of them the other day it was like hitting iron. >> were you the kind of kid growing up that you wanted to be an astronaut in. >> i played at everything, i think because i wanted to be an actor i was always pretending to be somebody else and certainly i was an astronaut. a lot of this job is totally ridiculous and really great and that's why it's fun b

weir rar company that you buy and stick in the drawer and look at it in five years and see how you did when you look at over 20 years, looks pretty good. >> i listen to him and go, i wish people had that attitude. i think he's a superior business person. >> and of course, if i get anything we know is real, we'll let you know. for now, let's go to the group in chicago. rick. >> reporter: well, many traders on the floor scratching their heads as to what is going on but is it that much of a mystery? you have a premier national corporations, vw under the microscope. and china, a number of issues as you well known kboe and the feds doesn't have enough confident in the u.s. economy to raise the point by just one point. and we're close to two cents higher than we were on the settlement thursday after the fed didn't raise the rate. and jack lou out today, of course, with chinese premier being here and he's talking about how great the economy is. we took out that number. and the euro currency, you can see the weakweakness. we could see yes a glide path reversing yesterday. and you open it up to

as you are a weir this is the first case we have and will work close with the city attorney and knh xh come up with a better procedure. >> we have learned a lot to this and to the credit of the property owners lawyer, if this comes in front of us again i will be not as lenient on the department how we get to the the solutions here. i think it is very important we have a written and clear policy and think the report gives us that and want to thank the city attorney for giving this report. other than that it is just a comments looking to the future. >> commissioner mar. >> i would concur with president mccarthy's remarks. the other thing is, i don't think this is the first time we dealt with very long standing problems where the previous landlord chooses to deal with it just by selling the property, so i'm not sure if it is just within the purview of this department. maybe there needs to be stronger legislation or something because unfortunately given the market and what it is, there is nothing to stop people from selling a building in any condition. also, some people will buy it under a

when i'm with you i love it i love it >> weir 're we're from alabama. >> it's our anniversary. >> it's our anniversary and we're on the "today" show. >> it's my 16th birthday. >> we're on the "today" show. >> we're on a mother/daughter trip. >> we have a crowd this morning. we said it earlier. you guys are amazing today. great energy. i love it. >> we are so thankful. we are back on a saturday morning. it is september 5th, 2015. enjoying the beginning of the labor day weekend with our new friends on the plaza. >> starting to feel a bit like fall moving in. a cool one today. >> tomorrow will be back up near 90. >> we appreciate that. still to come this half hour on fall. james bond and new from brad and angie. we will run you through all of those coming up. >>> anybody hungry? i don't know if they get to eat it. we are cooking up something with the last of the summer harvest. a raspberry dessert. >>> we begin this half hour with the sheriff's deputy in colorado coming under fire after he left crude comments on a newspaper reporter's voicemail after he thought he hung up the phone. he ha

and the real question before us today and the weeks and months ahead in this campaign is whether weirgoi're going to ha president in 1989 who knows how to build an economic future and create real economic for every american, no matter who they are, where they come from or the color of their skin, a president who will roll up their sleeves and go to work, to put our house in order are invest in the technologies to rebuild our industries and create new opportunities for our farmers, a president who will invest in regional and rural development, can build a partnership for economic growth and economic opportunity all across america. i believe i have the strength and experience and credibility to be that kind of president, to provide leadership that will bring people together, leadership that is tested, leadership that know what is it means to work with people in communities that five years ago at unemployment rates at 14%, 16%, 18% and today are enjoying full employment. leadership that will ensure that this country and its leaders will respect the law and respect the constitution. that'

we will talk about that, bringing her show to 30 rock this weir week and what is nitt for her. >> is there confetti that's going to come down. >> i scoured the studio. >>> three months ago, caitlyn jenner made her public debut. in the time since she has received praise and criticism. jenner an accomplished golfer joined me for a quick round and a candid conversation. so. >> -- when i told my friends we were coming to play golf, you know what every one of them asked. >> i know what you are going to say. >> what did they ask? >> am i going to hit from the ladies' tees. >> what's your answer? >> of course i am. >> either the whites for the blues for you. >> come on, matt, you can't take it. >> i can't. that's not fair. >> i'll play from the tips. i really don't care. a little down the right-hand side. >> might get a piece of it. >> that's good for distance. >> i think it might have got ten cart path. i'll confess i was nervous about the interview. >> don't woerks i'll get you through it, matt. i know it's going to be tough, but i'll get you through it. >> do you understand why somebody

you had bill weir. you had jake tapper. >> yeah! >> what made you choose chris?r? >> i've had a lot of good television husbands but i can say that chris is the best. >> he's competitive. >> he's smart. >> he watches a lot of tv. >> we all know each other. we're actually all married. it helps. we can finish each other's sentences. >> we're the only real team tonight. you judge for yourselves when you watch. don and john hate each other. >> no! >> they love each other! >> they had a fight before -- >> they sing songs together. here is the thing, you think she doesn't study enough. >> that's not true. she studies and yells at me for not preparing. i decided i will not prepare. i will go in and be brazenly stupid. >> good strategy. >> because you were both playing. everybody is playing for charity. you actually want to win. >> yeah. >> when you get things wrong she hits! she gets upset. >> i did. >> i will growl if need be. >> you can watch all the action tonight, guys. don't turn away. 8 p.m. eastern. >> it is rigged! rigged! >> they can bring the title hom home. >>