wk is their tagging crew. in here it says what is wk stand for? worship king. guess what, i just got some intel. right? facebook is awesome because they write everything on there. they tell you -- there's stuff that i go on on my computer all the time and i look up. oh, wk is getting ready to go bomb the city. well, this is where wk hits a lot. guess what i can do now? i can go sit on that area. so, you get a lot of intel off of facebook. these two, remember, though, i'm going to show you guys how i set up a facebook account, how it's set up, getting into the stuff and how you go about it and just to give you guys some guidelines to help you start it out so you can do it on your own. facebook will tell you and they'll say, it is illegal for you to make a facebook account that's not you, truly you. did you just see sewer warner, is that someone's real name? all these tagging crews put up fake names. people make facebook accounts, fake facebook accounts all the time. there is nothing illegal about it right now. nothing that's been done in the courts or anything.

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we ted ivainor wks t speak to the party leader and current greek foreign minister. these images were shot last year, when we were still allowed in party headquarters. now staff says salaries and rents are being paid late.people are being fired, and thanks for confiscating party property. -- thanks -- banks are confiscating party property. we asked the former treasurer abt algations that there is a debt of millions of euros. he speaks openly of corruption. >> yes, mistakes were made in the past. but you know that even in a developed democracy, lack of transparency and corruption are always part of a functioning economy. >> political parties in greece are financed by the government and receive a fixed sum of money for each vote they get. the millions this provided was not enough, leaving the parties to take out bank loans amounting to at least 130 million euros each. many greeks are outraged because the parties are using future income to back their loans, namely government payments for votes in coming elections. the banks have accepted this future income as collateral

one position to keep an eye on running back, roy halou on 13 carry wks likely offers as back-up. also williams, he's fighting for a back-up spot tonight. eight carries for 52 yards and also had a touchdown. let's check in on rocky chris thompson. he's learned how the nfl can be bad one minute add good thehe next. he could cough up the ball on a region. it's thompson's second fumble. he makes up for it on this punts return which he returns for 31 yards. torn son finishes the day withy 15 carries, 44 yards, but, the fumble, that's what everybody iy talking about. if you ask mike shanahan, that's not good for your resume. >> i just emphasize to him, no matter how good you are, if you fumble you can't play. i think just getting used to the nfl, i was really impressed on the point return after he did fumble, he had no fear catching that point return and went for r touchdown with a good fieldld position. >> it's a mindedset after a make a miss talk. it will happen. i feel kind of bad that it happened in back to back game but once the coach puts me on the feemed, i have to make big play

but i am definitely willing to experiment and wk with them personally. and come up with something that works for both sides. >> great, thank you. any other public comment on this item? seeing none. [gavel] public comment is closed. i am willing to entertain a motion. i think it appears that our applicants have met some of what we requested. just to provide proof of the sound proofing and a phone number and it's great that we have the public comment that says that relations are improving. where do you want to take this, commissioners? >> i want to ask a question before we go there. through the chair, what is their db now, 80? 85? >> the current conditions are 80 db and 11:30 and 12:30 for weekdays and week nights. and there is a request to go 12:30 and 1, weekday and week nights. and as far as db's, inspector edwards report indicates up to 10 db increase is what he was able to sustain based on the reading and the neighbors he was accessing. so that might be a middle ground for you to consider. >> great. i would like to move to raise the db 10 points. is t

. >> so when i wk up to this display, i have idea what makes a good mushroom or a bad mushroom.so how do i pick a good one? >> well, the mushroom guys would argue that they're all good. but there are some differences, and you do want to look for mushros that are nice and white, and fresh, and not a lot of decay. >> ok. >> so you definitely want to stay away from the ones that are turning brown and looking dehydrated. they actuay have some of these new cool packages that are easy anconvenient for the consumer to close. so easy to put in the fridge, store--always want tore them nice and cold in the fridge right away, don't keep them out. um, but se great varietieto choose from. >> so these guys--so i walk up to this--and they do all look good, i will give you credit. they all do look good. but, i mean, what makes a good muroom, like-- >> well, you know, one of the growing trends is going to, like, a crimini shroo. it's a little bit nuttier, a little more woody flavor, a little more robust flavor compared to the traditional white mushroom. >> ok. >> so if you're really wanting to d

you will do that every wk. that's all the. >> that is all the time that we have. >> if the sharks don't get you the bees will. in global warming will create bigger stores. >> patriots more whether. >> what are the risks? what is the truth? "summer myths"s our show tonight. john: it is hurricane season and i am told because of global warming there are more hurricanes and they are stronger. of course, we know you are supposed to put masking tape on your windows and the shape of the x to reinforce the class. most of us understand those are facts so why to talk about the on a show of "summer mys"? it is not true says the national hurricane center. fox meteorologist maria molina says in no. i always take the windows. i hear there are more hurricanes with global warming it is worse. >> a lot of people think there are more hurricanes now they and in the past and it is false. no data to support that we have ctually seen in past years we have seen more hurricane activity. in the 18 eighties there were more hurricanes ma

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>> the market will wk. nfl season is coming as of september the eighth. that is most c programming.ncentive for both sides to resolve this dispute before the nfl season heats up. viewers want to watch those games. there will want to rea a deal. it is all about money. so i think it will be resolved. there will be resolved. dennis: all right. faith in football. thank you for being with us. >> site you having me. dennis: good weekend to you. later in the show, a day after the nasdaq shut down for three long hours, we still have more questions than answers. next, they are supposed to be looking out for the little guy, but we will show you how the new consumer financial protection bureau actually could be making things worse. ♪ the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly any airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never

two wks ago the one.t the time in a statement the bankers called this decision a windfall for retailers, especially the big chains saying the craze contracted out price controls serve one purpose, for the lining the pockets of our nation's big box retailer is at the customer's expense. but retailers say that the decision will force the fed to cut fees even more which will benefit consumers. >> it gets passed along. other promotions, discounts, better customer service. the point is it's not going to the retailers' bottom line. is going into making retailers -- helping them serve their customers better place the judge in the case, by next wednesday how will revise these fees the company plan. >> he said that fed officials and come back from nantucket, come back from wherever they are on vacation. they can come into the border make a decision, but that decision could be to appeal the judge's ruling. gerri: how low can these fees actually go? >> this is the interesting thing. when the fed first came up with t

ma of them can wk with the insurance compan those things don't work, then you can get help, but keep in mind they may charge 10 to 50% of the claims settlement so try to get that done first on your own. gerri: lets talk about what you pay for this insurance. i like to raise the deductible so if i ve some costo pay something out of pocket. what do yorecommend? speaker that is a great idea. if you go from about $500 to $1000 deductible you can lower your premiums by about 20% or so. if you have that much money in your emergency savings you can save another 24% or so another key thing is not only does it reduce your premium but also prevents you from filing small claims that canet you dropped by your insurance company or a price hike. gerri: another tng tpoint out is somef the good insurers if you don't have claims y get a benefit from that, a financial benefit so we to look for that when youre shopping around. you say you don't want to file a lot of small claims. at is the size of the claim you'd like to file hashtag >> think maybe even a buffer of a few hundred dollars beyond the dedu

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this is really -- generally wk the same way.ol the setting to turn things off t you are not usi and sometimes to clean out all the formation on the phone. i like that. it is a good job. like a lot of these. we master. it's good at finding that information like those talking about. stored on the phone and you may not need any more. they do a bad job. so they help get rid of the stuff of information, data. gerri: a bunch of them on he. hundreds of them. battery, doctor, pro, batteries saver, the list goes on and on and on. which ones to use a, this makes sense and i the one i would get? >> there are so many out there and it varies. but rrght now carryingg a windos phone. my choice when it comes to these is limited, but because i have no windows phone can control some of these settings. i would suggest anybody you an internet search and look at the store, the numr of down lows and reviews, just like they would get with any other application in decide what is right for them. there lots of good ones, like any other kind of category,

smith and keith fitz-gerald whether this is the best blitz news of the day maybe the wk.at do you say? >> i thinkou summed it up right before the bak, neil, this is a reason to rejoice. look, i think almost any job we add to the government sector is inefficient job that causes red tape for the private sector. so one thousand is great. i'm only -- my only question is what happened to the sequester? why are we adding any jobs? shouldn't it have been a negative number? i would hope so. neil: that's right, i forgot about that little sequester thing. keith, what do you make of all this? >> i'm totally with gary and want to jump up and down, a. a, it i about time and b, why isn't it negativ and see questions it working. get to the point where they're shedding money and put it back into the public where it belongs. neil: if this were russia would cot as government job. ed snowden getting job off from russia's social media company, their facebook, if you will. weird talk about a guy who knows how to collect data, gary b., so i wouldn't imagine that weird. what do you think? >> fi

. >> greta: thank you for wk us tonight we'll see you again tomorrow make sure you go to gretawire.comout the show tonight. we have a special tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. tune in and watch it. however, if there is breaking news, something happening syria, we'll be here, we will be live. good night from washington. go to gretawire.com. see you soon. >> the o'reilly factor is on from boston. tonight. >> i have not made a decision. i have gotten options from our military. i had extense itive discussions with my national security team. >> bill: the world waiting anxiously to see if the u.s. will punish syria for using chem cam weapons. we will have the latest on this important story. >> still too much apathy when the lives of people of color are too often valued less than the lives of white people. >> is that true? does the establishment in america devalue the lives of minorities? we will discuss that provocative question with laura i can gram. >>

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the wk kellogg foundation is humbled and privileged to be able to partner with these ,rganizations andber hundreds and tens of hundreds more people in this country have the courage. i really want to emphasize courage. it still does take courage to do this work. so we applaud all of those who have the courage, but we know if we took all the money that exists in the world of philanthropy in every foundation , we would be putting a drop in the ocean that is required to do this work. so i say to you, the public sector or must invest in this work. the private sector there must invest in this work. the future of our country right,s that we get it that we eradicate the scourge and its consequences of this absurd notion that some children have less value than others. when you leave here today, please leave here with the sense of determination and commitment, knowing that his is our work. it is the work of this century. please take on that work as a part of your everyday new life, not just on memorial in remembrance of dr. king's wonderful leadership and courage and sacrifice and the hundreds a

holly wks on the turkey syria border. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anthony and gayle.s envoy who said evidence suggests a chemical substance killed hundreds of people in syria last week. he also warned that any military action should be carried out with the approval of the u.n. security council. inside syria, u.n. weapons inspectors began work today, trying to determine for sure whether chemical weapons were used. russia and china who both have the power to veto any security council resolution have warned the u.s. not to preempt those results. american allies, including britain, france and the government in turkey have joined the u.s. in saying the syrian regime did carry out a chemical attack. they support a military response, even if it doesn't have the approval of the u.n. security council. anthony, gayle? >> holly williams, thanks. >>> the massive yosemite wildfire burned an area nearly the size of new york city, and officials are prepared to close a major road into the national park just in time for labor day weekend. the rim fire destroyed more than 100 buildings

we don't want women to be sort of valued, as grace was say wk for their looks. we want them to be valued for their brains. >> to your point earlier about the double standard, let's put the picture up. because this -- i love richard branson and many things that he's doing. but you have this richard branson picture. not this one. but the one with richard branson. he's dressed up as a flight attendant. here we go. right in the middle there. to your point about double standard, grace, do you see -- do you see, is that fair to call it a double standard? >> well, this is a nice picture as well, by the way. but, again, it's not -- >> this picture? with the lipstick? >> well, the thing is that, frankly, i think the picture is very nice. but, again, it's just as a technical female, i think we really every day work very hard and want to make sure that people see us as professionals. and i think it is my personal opinion that i, again, want to make sure that i do not blend in my feminine image so much with my professional image. for example, i would usually not choose to,

so we think as you go towards september, as you get closer to that what we think will be taper wk then you'll have one more leg down. then it'll be over. >> we'll talk more about this in just a moment. >>> meantime, a check on your markets this monday morning. good morning, everybody. futures not setting up for a huge move. implied down maybe one point or so in the s&p 500. meager six points in the dow jones industrial average. to barry's point, got to watch out going forward. everybody may be rotating now for the planned end of qe at some point in time. it will come, we're just not sure when. let's check the european markets as well. they are lightly higher, ftse, cac and dax in germany all up. about .2%. overnight in asia, there you go. shanghai composite up about 1%. hang seng up slightly. nikkei 225 in japan fell 1.4%. the commodity markets, again, watch oil. oil though down a little bit this morning, still elevated. 106.38 for wti. gasoline and natural gas still down as well. still elevated from where they were a couple months ago. 10-year treasury note. down slightly. what about

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the wk kellogg foundation is humbled and privileged to be able to partner with these organizations.emember, hundreds and tens of hundreds more in this country who have the courage -- i want to emphasize courage, because it still does take courage to do this work. so we applaud all of those who have the courage that we know if we took all the money that exists in the world of philanthropy, and every foundation, we would be putting a drop in the ocean that is required to do this work. so i say to you, the public sector must invest in this work. the private sector must invest in this work. the future of our country requires that we get it right, that we eradicated the scourg and its consequences of this absurd notion that some children have less value than others. so when you leave here today, please leave here with a sense of determination and commitment, knowing that this is our work. this is the work of this century. please take on that work as a part of your everyday life, not just on the memorial and the remembrance of dr. king's wonderful leadership, courage, and a sacrifice and