group promotes modernization and moderation. the problem in or say in some of our societies that they lack. modern society they are not the earth well developed motor societies if you have the modern nice society you would have less that because you would hazard less fanaticism and you will have less violence because radicalism francis's and ignorance leads people to misuse to be misused by other people i think it could be a argue that there are certain countries against saudi arabia would be one that of promoting certain brands of islam that ultimately lead to that i can say that there is a country who split because i don't think that islam is a monopoly of any country all countries they have their own understanding and i wouldn't accept the idea that the kingdom of saudi arabia is propose getting certain understand that and i understand your answer because obviously your going to zation is headquarter them dead there but they call this is my conviction i don't see any policy guidelines of the saudis to propose to promote any u

group promotes modernization and moderation. the problem in or say in some of our societies that they lack. modern society they are not the earth well developed motor societies if you have the modernized society you would have less achilles you would hazard less fanaticism and you will have less violence because radicalism francis's and ignorance leads people to misuse to be misused by other people i think it could be a argue that there are certain countries against saudi arabia would be one that a promoting certain brands of islam that ultimately lead to that i can say that there is a country who split because i don't think that islam is a monopoly of any country all countries they have their own understanding and i wouldn't accept the idea that the kingdom of saudi arabia is propose getting certain understand that and i understand your answer because obviously your going to zation is headquarter them dead there but they call this is my conviction i don't see any policy guidelines of the saudis to propose to promote any underst

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the oecd move follows an agreement at the group of eight summit in june to follow international rules to address the problem of profit shifting. the organization has taken the step also to address rising criticism that global businesses like starbucks and apple abused the systems of countries and regions with lower tax rates. it may not be easy to come up with common rules though. major countries say multinationals should be taxed where they are headquartered, on the other hand emerging nations say those companies should be taxed more heavily in countries where they make profits. here are the latest market figures. >>> there's flooding in china. meteorologist robert speta has been following the havoc there. robert. >> let's start off by talking about what's going on into central and northeastern china where we have this heavy rainfall continuing to occur. not just there even towards north korea actually so far into july pyongyang has recorded about 490 millimeters of rainfall. typically by this time of year you see about 310. so it is well above average and definitely still the risk o

the action summit as they call it at the nation's capital the president encouraging the private political army to mobilize against any opposition to his agenda. he had we have made progress he says. joining us now tonine moca crowley, and democratic strategist hague hague, a good to see both. the "a team". there is the president pivoting on jobs they and the economy. 124 crying out loud. >> pages it whenever he want people are not stupid but doing the best he can. to stick with them. lou: i read about this organization -- organization for action know president has ever done anything like this even though tre is very little attention to it -- attention in the national media. how concerned that anybody shouldave people were having 1 million people working full time on the campaign? >> it is unprecedented with american presidents but then we'd never elected a community organizer when you elect one as president this is when you get at the national level. everybody that has been done has been totally political. everything has been politicizedith people he has is scraped together over the years

the action summit as they call it at the nation's capital the president encouraging the private political army to mobilize against any opposition to his agenda. he had we have made progress he says. joining us now to nine monica crowley, and democratic strategist hague hague, a good to see both. the "a team". there is the president pivoting on jobs they and the economy. 124 crying out loud. >> pages it whenever he wants people are not stupid but doing the best he can. to stick with them. lou: i read about this organization -- organization for action know president has ever done anything like this even though there is very little attention to it -- attention in the national media. how concerned that anybody should have people were having 1 million people working full time on the campaign? >> it is unprecedented with american presidents but then we'd never elected a community organizer when you elect one as president this is when you get at the national level. everybody that has been done has been totally political. everything has been politicized with people he has is scraped together over

. >> the soul survivor a lookout who warned his group today. more problems surrounding reopening of hoover school in burlingame. today, a judge ruled the city must stop tearing down trees on the summit drive campus. trees being removed to build a retaining wall. a judge issued an injunction to stop construction at least for the time being. >> michael finney will be answering your questions. >> first tip that keeps on giving. one man's random act of kindness becoming bigger than imagined and it's changing lives. >> you can see hazy skies high clouds moving in. i'll let you know when we'll get a break. >> and a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic moving >>> want to report on breaking news story. city college loses it's accreditation. >> wayne freedman has latest on this. wayne? >> one word would describe the reaction when they got the news. that was shock, shock this time next year in july, 2014 city college of san francisco women lose accreditation. a.a cording a letter the college fell short of an 11 of 14 areas with fire -- the cha

of eight summit and even secured a handshake from the u.s. president and talked about qaddafi attending the summit and it said, as obama was shaking hands with qaddafi, there were families of pan am 103 victims gathered at the british embassy in washington. goes on, because they were still concerned about the blood he had on his hands. so that was rather interesting that all of a sudden this was a man we could shake hands with, be friends with, work deals with and of course, you know, senator mccain was one of those who had gone over and felt like there was an opportunity to be friends. in fact with regard to mubarak, senator mccain, supportive of the obama administration and secretary clinton had said this, in the case of mubarak, the case of mubarak is a great example of that mubarak was a great friend of the united states. mubarak's predecessor had camp david agreements. he stuck to it. between egypt and israel. and with regard to qaddafi, from ticle from reuters august 14 of 2009, senator mccain, delegation with him, expressed their deep

i think the g20 as a group, it started with the washington meeting in 2008 and through the london summit and the pittsburgh summit in 2009, it really addressed the question, how do we stop this crisis in the midst of a financial crisis and how do we make sure it never happens again? i think in the work that the g20 has done over the years we've seen very good cooperation among the g20 to, deal with the most acute phases of the crisis but we're now faced with the fact that recovery is disappointing and has never really taken hold as strongly as we would like. yes, we have, in our most recent outlook downgraded growth a little bit. we have been saying for some time with growth with most rapid growth in emerging markets with recovery but not strong enough recovery in the u.s. and a few other countries and still quite disappointing situation in europe where where the eurozone remains in recession. i think, matt, you're absolutely right, one of the more substantial revision this is time has been that the emerging market world has slowed somewhat. now to keep it in perspective it's still the f

other staff to discuss the specific policy issue and we provided input and the school side council summit planning meetings and provided feedback on two food initiatives and we served on the community tasting panel for the new service evaluation for new bidders and we served on two separate focus groups for improving the school food experience. looking towards sustaining our parent advisory council, with generous support from our funders, who (inaudible) and the family foundation, the pac has been successful in building a active membership of volunteers, parents and care givers appointed by you the board in the organizational achievements over the school year, include the pack retreat that we held in the mitt year to build the community and reflect on the work and strengthen our leadership capabilities and recruiting of 6 new members to the pact and retaining 11 members whose terms have not yet expired. we are working to renew the grants from walter and (inaudible) fund and the (inaudible) foundation and this helps to cover our operating expenses to support our pack members and coordinate

against president horowitz so have the nonaligned movement and the group of seventy seven which represent a large part of the international community they express their anger over the years they didn't and openly supported believe in letting america just what specific measures are going to be taken to review these european countries iranian sanctions possibly. when we talk about the latin american response to the incident please bear in mind the differences that we have with us you can say all the governments think alike yes there is certain common ground however when a tough response is required governments take diverging positions but it is true that the incident caused a strong response the oas secretary general has already given a clear and timely. comment in his praiseworthy statement what we should do is make those countries accountable for their behavior and make them apologize we must make the situation clear it's not like mr morale is was told they wouldn't allow him to leave russia although that would have been a true debacle the incident took place during the flight when he had

an emergency summit or a half way the summit came out with a statement that unanimously condemned an illegal action undertaken against present . when i think so have the north. and the group of seventy seven represents a large part of the international community they express their anger over the years they didn't and don't believe supported believe me and let's just what specific measures are going to be taken to leave these european countries iranian sanctions is also a great idea now. when we talk about the latin american response to the incident please bear in mind the differences that we have with us you can say all the governments think alike yes there is certain common ground however when a tough response is required go. take diverging positions but it is true that the incident caused a strong response remember that the organization of american states is meeting today and we hope it speaks no less strongly and convincingly than the countries that have already voiced their opinion on the subject that the secretary general has already given a clear and timely comment in his prais

the president will attend an event for advocacy group orgnoise for america. along with harry reid and nancy pelosi. it is made up for compain staffers. and tonight's summit will focus on strategy as congress heads in the summer session. according to the average, 45 percent approve of the job he is doing and 49% disapprove. what say you about the latest numbers? >> the question is what will the president say to the people who he expects to fund, staff and promote his permanent campaign organization. if you think about it, it is sort of interesting. i hope it is more tan sort of interesting. when he had the first meeting with the folks and patrons that are funding the operation we would get immigration and have all of this important stuff. the focus is trying to enact a law that ma he passed 44 months ago, the health care law. that is old news. problems with implementation means it is not going so well. it is understandable why the president has the problems and whether or not organizing for action has the clout or funding necessary to reverse this. i don't kno

i think the g-20 as a group has been a very important one. it started with washington in the 2008. through the london summit, the pittsburgh summit in 2009, it howly address the question, do we stop this crisis? in the midst of the financial crisis, how do we make sure it never happens again? the work the g-20 has done over veryears, we have seen good cooperation among the g-20 two deal with the most acute phases of the crisis. but we are now faced with the fact that recovery is disappointing. it has never taken hold as strongly as we had liked. yet we had our most recent outlook downgraded growth a little bit. we have been saying for some time we see three-the growth, with the most rapid growth in emerging markets. with some recovery, but not strong enough recovery, in the u.s. and a few other countries. and still quite disappointing situation in europe, where the eurozone remains in recession. rightk you are absolutely . one of the more substantial revisions this time has been that the emerging markets have slowed somewhat. keeping in perspective, they are still the fastest-growi

and tonight's summit will focus on strategy as congress heads in the summer

i think the g-20 as a group has been a very important one. it started with washington in the 2008. through the london summit, the pittsburgh summit in 2009, it really address the question, how do we stop this crisis? in the midst of the financial crisis, how do we make sure it never happens again? the work the g-20 has done over the years, we have seen very good cooperation among the g-20 two deal with the most acute phases of the crisis. but we are now faced with the fact that recovery is disappointing. it has never taken hold as strongly as we had liked. yet we had our most recent outlook downgraded growth a little bit. we have been saying for some time we see three-the growth, with the most rapid growth in emerging markets. with some recovery, but not strong enough recovery, in the u.s. and a few other countries. and still quite disappointing situation in europe, where the eurozone remains in recession. i think you are absolutely right. one of the more substantial revisions this time has been that the emerging markets have slowed somewhat. keeping in perspective, they are still

provide somewhat of an endowment that it should be more connected to what are they recognized park summit deferred maintenance which as you said is five times more concept and regular preventive maintenance so what do you think about that? does the federal government have a role to play in providing an incentive for the private sector to step up and baby with naming rights in a tasteful way like senator murkowski has talked about the to tap into the slope of of the parks of his interest in the parks and frankly the economic effects of the parks. >> i think it has a role. what you need is a champion. we had a champion for parks, teddy. and what you need is a champion to go out and say look where we are. most americans know that we are in the grips of some pretty tough financial prospects going forward in terms of art that are long-term obligations. so i can say yeah i think you could challenge that for but what you need is a champion someone to go out and say the call on those with wealth in this country and said come help us in delta parks. if we get ahead of the curve which we never do b

i think the g20 is as a group has been a very important one and it started with the washington meeting in 2008 and through the london summit in the pittsburgh summit in 2009 they really asked the question how do we -- in the midst of a financial crisis and how do we make sure it never happens again? i think the the work that the g20 has done over the years we have seen very good cooperation among the g20 to deal with the most acute phases of the crisis, but we are now faced with the fact that recovery is disappointing. it has never really taken hold as strongly as we would like. yes we have in our most recent outlook downgraded growth a little bit. we have been saying for some time that we see growth with the most rapid growth in emerging markets. with some recovery but not strong enough recovery in the u.s. and a few other countries. and still quite disappointing situation in europe where they eurozone remains in session. i think matt you're absolutely right that one of the more substantial revisions this time has been that the emerging market world has slowed somewhat. now to keep it

russia hosting the go 20 summit. officials say the relations have been strained over a number of issues, including snowden and the conflict in syria. >>> passengers trapped on a plane on a tarmac for hours with no air conditioning and fearing for their lives. one passenger texting her parents with a dire message. >> she said, on the plane. remember if i die, i want my organs donated. >> it's almost like a hostage situation. we were getting techs from her, but she couldn't get off the plane. >> it was probably around 100 degrees. it was like a hot car. >> gretchen: allegiance airline says it was caused by maintenance issues, including a broken microphone. >> brian: i thought it was illegal to do that. >> gretchen: i think if you keep them on for three hours. >> brian: when in doubt, it's allegiance. [ laughter ] >> steve: it's friday. >> brian: when you're tired of luxury, it's allegiance. >> steve: geraldo joins us every friday. >> you look very dapper. >> steve: thank you. >> gretchen, always lovely. >> steve: of co