homicide detective and fox news contributor rod wheeler -- excuse my mispronunciation, rod. thank you for joining us today. >> sure, absolutely. >> i want you to explain to us how these sting ray devices work for those of us who may not be familiar with them and also how widespread they are. >> okay. the device itself is called the sting ray. a lot of people call it a digital tracking device or digital search device. and the way it basically works in a nutshell is it's sort of like the app find my iphone. you have it on the iphone. what it does it intercepts the gps location from where that phone came from or where that signal from the phone is coming from. so real quickly here's how it works, you take the device which is about the size of a small microwave oven, elizabeth, and you put the device in between the cell phone tower and the signal. and what happens is is the device will capture that cell phone signal and location. and see that's why, elizabeth, it's been very successfully used by police departments because what we can do is quickly determine if the bad guy -- whe

rod: yes, it did. but once you start to break a level, everybody piles on and now the rubber band is very he getsd and when stretched, it will bounce around a while like a rubber band does when it gets retched. -- when it magnitude gets stretched. so yes, the magnitude will be felt for a while. but it just happens. it is part of life. mark: rod, thank you so much. olivia: coming up, despite all the uncertainty in the market, one banking analysts says it is time to buy and he is upgrading jpmorgan. mike mayo is up next. ♪ welcome back to bloomberg market day. i'm mark crumpton here with olivia sterns. olivia: the rally is wavering a little bit, but still intact. julie hyman has the latest. looking at the three major averages, indeed we are down off the highs, but till recovering some. take a look at the averages and the nasdaq is still doing the best. it has achieved a percentage , up almost 3.3%. over the course of the day you can see this trajectory that we are talking about. we started out higher,

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the jury came back hung on all counts for me and rod was hung on all counts but one. we listened to the news for the first time. i had a media ban for an hour and a half because i could not allow myself to be brought down by negative thoughts. i made sure every day before trial i got up at 5:30, ran and worked out because i thought it gave me the mental edge over the prosecutors and anything you can do to gain the edge i try to do. we listen to this juror who looked like he was 20 years old talking about the verdict saying it was 11-1 in favor of guilt. we were shocked. needless to say, we spent a very sleepless night. the next morning, i called mike and what went wrong and what are we doing to fix this? is he going to fire me? i said no, no. the jury came back 9-3 in terms of acquittal for me. the odds, as i explained, are completely against the defendant. if you are the average guy, if you can afford to pay for good counsel, even if you are innocent, and even can show innocence on the stand doesn't mean you will be acquitted because the government has every advantag

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a-rod was playing clean. that relationship still fractured. to the nfl tom brady denied under oath he tampered with the afc championship game according to a 557 page transcript of his deflategate testimony released of the nfl players association. also in the transcript investigators said he never warned british he would be punished if he did not turn over cellphone. his explanation was he is the celebrity. he doesn't want personal numbers to see that. kind of believe him on that machine was suspended four games. i do believe, and at. roger goodell of holes brady and roger goodell to appear in person to work out a settlement. the thing i don't believe in is somewhat deflated but he doesn't know of the psi pressure, comes off join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switched. so i can connect to the internet just about anywhere with m

in the 4th a-rod gets the yankees on the board with a solo shot to left. his 26th of the year. 680th of his career. beltran with the clutch single. a-rod scores, and that makes it 3-2. with 2 outs, the tying and wing runs on-base. that's all she wrote. yankees lose 3-2, now . >>> the mets will be in colorado to start a 3-game series for the rockies who the mets were rooting for tonight as they finished up their series against the nationals. the rockies' ben paulsen singles up the middle. 9th. >>> time for us to step aside for a minute. when we return, we're going to preseason game. >>> look nar jet offense to play about a half tomorrow night against the falcons in preseason action. and maybe eric decker and brandon marshall will give us a preview of what we'll see out of that dynamic duo in the regular season. >> you always want that level of competitor on the other side. >> he's going to be making plays. defenses have to know where he's at. i'll have more match-ups with him and everyone else who's out there. it's been amazing to have him. and it helps my

his 25th career grand slam, a curtain call for a-rod. more importantly, an 8-4 win for the yankees. >> i'm not sure. i know that i wanted to get a good pitch to hit and put a good swing on it. the team has been carrying me for two weeks. it's nice to come back and contribute. the curtain calls, i thought those days were behind me. it felt good, and it felt good to win this game. it was an important game for us. >> it was indeed. the mets began a nine-game road trip at baltimore. they tried to snap a three-game losing streak. granderson got the mets off to a flying start. homering in the first, and again in the fifth. numbers, 21 and 22 on the year for the grandy man. degrom turned out another fantastic start. had help from con . he lowered his e.r.a. to 1.98. granderson did it with iz glove his glo glove, as well. a leaping catch at the wall. it was 5-3 in the ninth. the orioles loaded the bases. the closer gets the ground out to end it. anxious moments. the mets lead the nl east by five games. back up the truck. according to nfl network

rod smith. rod smith with the first down out to about the 33 yard line. >> phil: yeah. get organized and run the play. still plenty of time to gain about another 30 yards. >> greg: out of bounds at about the 35. >> phil: good job like i said a couple times here earlier, archer, a lot of time this year so far, tarvaris jackson getting hurt in that first preseason game so when russell wilson is done he comes in and gets a lot of action and you can see it, greg. he's got poise. he's not rattled. a very relaxed thrower. >> greg: second and nine. archer moving up in the pocket, throwing it away, not a receiver over there. >> phil: no. out of the pocket. that's right. definitely outside the pocket. there it is. right at the goalpost -- he's way outside. >> greg: good job by the first-year quarterback. >> phil: i think as you look at this here, i'm interested to see what san diego does. are they going to sit back and play zone? that's what it looks like. that's the best thing you can hope for as a young quarterback. >> greg: on the slant, daniels. daniels comes up short by abo

rod smith. rod smith with the first down out to about the 33 yard line. >> phil: yeah. get organized and run the play. still plenty of time to gain about another 30 yards. >> greg: out of bounds at about the 35. >> phil: good job like i said a couple times here earlier, archer, a lot of time this year so far, tarvaris jackson getting hurt in that first preseason game so when russell wilson is done he comes in and gets a lot of action and you can see it, greg. he's got poise. he's not rattled. a very relaxed thrower. >> greg: second and nine. archer moving up in the pocket, throwing it away, not a receiver over there. >> phil: no. out of the pocket. that's right. definitely outside the pocket. there it is. right at the goalpost -- he's way outside. >> greg: good job by the first-year quarterback. >> phil: i think as you look at this here, i'm interested to see what san diego does. are they going to sit back and play zone? that's what it looks like. that's the best thing you can hope for as a young quarterback. >> greg: on the slant, daniels. daniels comes up short by abo

rod smith. rod smith with the first down out to about the 33 yard line. >> phil: yeah. get organized and run the still plenty of time to gain about another 30 yards. >> greg: out of bounds at about the 35. >> phil: good job like i said a couple times here earlier, archer, a lot of time this year so far, tarvaris jackson getting hurt in that first preseason game so when russell wilson is done he comes in and gets a lot of action and you can see it, greg. he's got poise. he's not rattled. a very relaxed thrower. >> greg: second and nine. archer moving up in the pocket, throwing it away, not a receiver over there. >> phil: no. out of the pocket. that's right. definitely outside the pocket. there it is. right at the goalpost -- he's way outside. >> greg: good job by the first-year quarterback. >> phil: i think as you look at this here, i'm interested to see what san diego does. are they going to sit back and play zone? that's what it looks like. that's the best thing you can hope for as a young quarterback. >> greg: on the slant, daniels. daniels comes up short by about a y

good evening, rod. >> good evening, judge. >> what's your reaction to this? >> well, this was obviously a very cold-blooded and callus ambush of a uniformed on duty police officer now. as you know, judge, everybody is trying to figure out what was the motive behind why this guy would want to kill this innocent police officer who had not done anything to this guy. and you submit to you, judge, that i have been following this case all day. the only motive that i can see from a homicide detective's progressive is the the fact that this was a fine formed police officer with a badge on his chest and crosshairs on his back. but not only was he in uniformed police officer, he was a white uniformed police officer. and i think this really could be considered a hate crime, judge. >> oh, so what do you think the department of justice would do about that? >> let me just say. this don't hold your breath if you want an investigation, i mean it is what it is, judge. the truth of the matter is, let's face it hate crimes go both ways now. let's be fair. >> i agree. >> if this

robert: how about a rod hitting worried about steroids or anything else.

but rod mccutcheon, a toxicologist at the texas department of public safety crime lab, was willing to try. >> so i started thinking about the possibility of detecting arsenic in a cremated remains sample and decided it might be possible. there were a lot of things to consider. >> mccutcheon knew that arsenic is actually a metal and some metals survive fire and intense heat. >> you may change its form from a solid to a gas, but you aren't going to destroy the arsenic itself. >> so he took the sisters' ashes and added an acid solution to dissolve all of the organic material. what was left was primarily sulfuric acid. in a process called colorimetric testing, he added hydrochloric acid and zinc to the mix. >> as it bubbles through this device, the arsenic will react and form, if it's present, a purplish violet color. the more arsenic present, the stronger the more purple the color is. >> rod mccutcheon's chemical cocktail made forensic history. the solution turned a deep purple. conclusive proof of the presence of arsenic. the depth of color in the reaction showed that cordelia norton in

. >>> former governor rod blagojevich or blago, back in the headlines today, but the news is not good. >>> and do you have a gripe with the tsa? no. did the post office lose your package? well, now you can complain about it using yelp, the restaurant review site. the government promises to listen. how is this going to go? let's get to it. >>> now, live on fox news channel shepard smith reporting. >>> and good afternoon from washington. first today common core. what's your take on how we teach and test our children today? some of the republicans who want to be president are tackling that very issue. several gop contenders speaking at a forum in new hampshire. governor chris christie expected to take the stage any minute now. he's likely to face some of the questions that his rivals took earlier. common core is a set of standards for schools aimed at making sure all kids in all states learn the same basics of math, language, et cetera. common core had support from governors and local officials from 48 states both democrat and republican. but some republicans who once supported common co

some of the cabling and the rods turned out to corrode. all of that makes it complex. the stakes could not be higher. this is true in new york city and seattle. it has to function. this is how balances and fire trucks get to and from emergencies. when it comes to infrastructure, bridges xoo not be more complicated. the stakes could not be higher. >> researchers say we lose an estimated $2.1 trillion in drinking water each year. the cause of that loss, disintegrating pipes. most of the water infrastructure is a century old. some dating back to the late 1800s. it's projected 22 gallons is lost each year through the grabbed pipes. mayor ron emanuel - his plans to replace 880 miles of old pipes at a cost of $2 million per mile. they plan to spend 1.1 billion over the 10-year period. these pipes flush billions in revenue down the drain, because utilities can't flush the water. the water department says it's replacing old and leaky pipes first. >> when we talk about the metro area, we must mention transportation. at atlanta, the busiest airport, 250,000 people flying in and

homicide detective rod wheeler on what companies can do to protect their workers. rod, what should an employer do, what policy here when confronted with a disgruntled -- i'm saying disgruntled as opposed to disturbed -- a disgruntled employee? >> i think you have a combination here of disgruntled and a disturbed employee. this situation goes back longer than a year ago. this guy wasn't just terminated, he was terminated over 12 months ago. so what employers need to do is first of all document any and everything that could remotely appear as though this individual has some mental incapacities. in addition to that, they need to let other people know what's going on. who are those other people? h.r., those kind of folks. you have to get people involved. anytime you see signs of an individual that make certain comments that seem to be way out of bounds, you have to definitely bring it to somebody's attention. >> rod, you've got the manager who has to make a judgment call and that's going to be very, very difficult, interpreting actions and words. it's a judgment call.

a-rod having a successful season helping them get to almost first place right now so -- >> and he is saying all the right things. >> he is. he knew he had to fall on his sword. [ overlapping speakers ] >> all right. we'll be right back. >> closed captioning on cbs 2 news is brought to you by: >>> lonnie has a final check of the weekend weather. >> let's do it twice it's so good. the deal is it's going to be a great beach weekend. here's the beach forecast. climb up those steps get up on that observation deck. look at the sailboats. warm tomorrow 85 to 89. sunday similar temperatures. skies overhead for the weekend it will be partly sunny. i think it's not going to be void of clouds. there will be a couple of clouds. it's a niece weekend. then a slight chance for a shower saturday even smaller chance on sunday. those are your temperatures at the beach. the shore in the mid- to upper 80s. in the city it's possible to see 90 not just saturday. i think you could see 90 from saturday through tuesday outside chance, you get into wednesday, even. >> all right. >> it's possible. they get hot

the bottom of the ninth, carlos beltran with rbi single to bring home a rod. inc's down by one but with a winning run on second so it flies to the left, cleveland will been free-2 is the final. many couples keep a slice of their wedding cake. >> not to keep it for 60 years. they are originally from new york, wednesday was their 60th anniversary of every year they eat a little of their wedding cake from 1955, dark fruit cake and a couple keeps it stored in a coffee tin in the closet year round. on their anniversary they pour brandy over it to soften it and

let's go to rod wheeler who is standing by. rod, your thoughts on this? >> this is obviously a tragic situation. but let me share with you what law enforcement is doing as we speak. they are trying to figure out if this was a random or targeted shooting. that's the thing investigators initially try to find out. that will help us determine hot shotter or shooters are or were. they want to know if a recent news story alison reported on got this person upset. then the other thing, what are some of the family relationships? i understand that alison and adam were even gained. was there someone else in the background who didn't like that? as investigators we are trying to figure all these questions out trying to determine who these person or persons are. gregg: we are getting different information, they were even gained but not to each other but to other people. that stand in contrast to what the general manager said in his statement on television. he said they were in love. we assumed that meant to each other. but if our information is correct they were engage

. >> c-span will have questions brother, rod blagojevich. this is 45 minutes from the city club in chicago. [applause] [applause] >> date you. the queue thank you i will say a that is the last thing i expected as i prepared for this talk then the you have too much fun up here and i want to say thanks for inviting me and i see a lot of friends and family my son alex made the trip to be here with me to hang out with his dad for a few days. [applause] it is an honor and privilege to speak to you today very quick background my wife who was not here who was still emotionally spooked by what had happened chose to stay home which i totally respect for she had encouraged me to write a memoir for our family so in the future of any family wanted to read what happened we would have a record while beginning to write that of restoring public speaking at the chicago bar association and others and as i went out to speak every time i was asked about writing a book which was encouraging. and finally my attorney told me almost immediately after the trial you

rod wheeler, appreciate your insight and stick around. we'll see you next hour as well. >> thank you, leland. >> thanks, rod. >>> extreme weather alert. devastating scenes of destruction in the caribbean. tropical storm erika friday slammed into a small caribbean island generating ferocious flooding and some lethal landslides. look at the mud running over the cars. authorities say at least 20 people are dead. 31 others are missing. the good news, though, erika has been downgraded as it moves to the coast. janice dean is following it all from the fox weather center. it is not a storm, it is a trough of low pressure. to the uneducated, that sounds like an afternoon thunderstorm. >> well, not quite, leland. it's still got a lot of tropical moisture associated with it and the potential for heavy rain, certainly mud slides as it gets into the higher terrain. the dominican republic and cuba. but right now it has been downgraded to an area of low pressure. so we're still going to monitor it because what remains of erika could regenerate but righ

with people like a-rod, you can say is it all catching up? you don't know. if fairness, it's a slump. he has done far better than i ever expected. but as a team, they have just stopped hitting. remember this, in july 8th -- july 28th, they were up eight games on the blue jays. they are now one game behind the blue jays. ernie: they have a big game coming up. ernie: russ: they lost three in new york. they can't afford to lose another three to the blue jays. it would put them behind the 8 ball. ernie: keeping an eye. russ: if they take three, that's a different story. ernie: keeping an eye on the home teams. thanks a lot. let's fill in the blank. i can't get enough of what? russ: boy, i'll tell you. ernie: let's see what you say next. [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 m

a-rod is having a good comeback year. teixeira is playing like a most valuable candidate player. very legitimate most valuable player. and so they're in good shape. ernie: let me ask you something. who has a better chance of winning their division? yanks? mets? russ: at this juncture, i would have to say the yankees tonight because they have a 5-1/2 game lead. however, it will be a real telling factor at the end of the weekend. the red sox are in for three. then the blue jays. i believe they're the biggest obstacle to winning the division. if they can put the hammer on them, they could be up 10 games in the last column. ernie: keeping an eye on the two no. 1's. thank you. my question tonight has to do possession. see what people chose coming up ernie: dig deep for this. what's your most valuable possession? >> my children. have to be my children. ernie: makes a lot of sense. >> that's the future. >> my little dog. little riley. >> my cat. pets. >> yes. i've had my cat since i was five. ernie: tell me why that cat means so much to you? >> she's my first pet. i got her when i was i

a-rod wakes up the bronx. alex rodriguez crushes his 26th homer of the season off josh tomlin to put the yankees on the score board. in the sixth, gardner drives one to deep right center, but check out abraham, who makes a leaping catch to rob him of extra bases. the yankees rally in the ninth. beltran singles, and the lead is cut to 3-2. the bombers put men on second and third. a fly ends the ball game. the lead is down to one and a half games. the mets were off. they visit colorado tomorrow. >>> to football, victor cruz continues his comeback from a knee injury. the giants wide receiver is dealing with a minor calf injury and likely will sit out the preseason game saturday night. >> i mean, i knew that it was a -- the journey is long and hard. it wasn't going to be easy. the rest of the way. i knew something would come up, whether it be out here on the field or with my body. i'm excited it's not something that's major. it's something i can get over and something that's not going to be a huge hindrance. >> nb

it was the first time to yell and boo at a-rod. witnesses in the upper deck section where murray was yelling at a-rod from, say he was standing in the fist row up against the railing. at some point, he fell over dropping 50 feet all the way to this lower esection. lucki luckily, no one was sitting where murray landed. this is generally where the players' families sit during the game. even though no one was sitting right where he landed, a very traumatic experience for everyone. witnesses say paramedics immediately began performing cpr on murray. he was taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. now, there was never any delay in the ball game. they kept playing as usual during this entire ordeal. this is not the first time a fan has fallen from the upper deck at turner field. in 2013, a man died after falling 85 feet. in 2011 in texas, firefighter shannon stone died after falling out of outfield seats. after that incident, the texas rangers, they did a complete review of the stadium's safety measures and made many cha

last night, a-rod was the hero at yankee stadium. blasting a game-winning grand slam against the twins. this afternoon, the first-place bombers tried to sweep away minnesota. it was a scoreless game until the fourth, when yankees' phenom greg bird hammers a two-run shot into the second deck in right. it was the first major league homer for the 22-year-old's first baseman. the bombers trailed 3-2 in the six when bird does it again, tracking another two-run homer to put the yankees back on top. bird filling in for the injured mark te teixeira received a curtain call. he took a perfect game until the sixth and improved to 13 and 2 on the season. the yankees complete the sweep 4-3. afterwards, all the talk was about the bird man. >> it was a good day. like i said, i mean, we're just trying to win games here. and anything i can do to help, that's all i'm trying to do. so nothing more, nothing levels ss. he's got a slow heartbeat, and you can just see t. he doesn't go out of his zone, he knows what he wants to do and has a plan and he exec

that was the first time fans got to see a-rod on the field. this man was yelling at a-rod. he went to the railing and something went wrong and he fell over. according to reports, it's 50 feet from the upper deck all the way to where he fell. he apparently hit the wires that hold up the netting behind home plate on his way down, which also caused injuries. apparently there was no delay in the game. the game just went on as normal. no one on the field noticed. the braves released a statement on the man falling. they said we have received confirmation that the fan involved in the accident in tonight's game has passed away. the braves offer their deepest condolenc condolences. the police did add that they do not suspect foul play. >> it's amazing he didn't hit anybody else, first of all. this isn't the first time something -- >> this is not. just a couple of years ago at a braves game a fan fell 85 feet. the police ruled that suicide. and another man fell and died. after that death the texas rangers did a complete analysis of the ballpark and all of the -- they did make some ch

like he's con vipsed that a-rod is playing clean. apparently that relationship still fractured that's what ortiz said in the papers. so -- ouch. he comes off pretty good in this. thing i don't believe is in 2011, in a radio interview he said that he likes when he spikes the ball because he likes deflated football. >> asked to be put under oath. with this no penalty if you lie under oath in the nfl what is the penalty? >> not sure on that one. basically what i came oif this 457 page transcript i did read the whole thing. released by players association last night. that the judge said that -- documents could be fun sealed. investigators said he never warned he would be punished brady had destroyed it. >> if you know that you're about to be -- every part of your life scoured over. >> i get that but he's a celebrity with tons of contact. >> that's an easy excuse. >> gets free phones all of the time. nfl commissioner roger goodell will appear in court in person work out a possible settlement. george berman southern district of new york is

move to the bottom of the 4th, a-rod goes deep, 26 home run of the season. making the score 3-1 cleveland. go to the bottom of the 9th. frustrated joe gerardy, it's show time. then carlos beltran tries to keep the rally going, smacking a single to right driving in an aggressive a-rod, but the yankees fall short. losing tonight, 3-2. now, the mets are off tonight, gearing up for a series in the mile high city against the rockies. they swept colorado at home last week and now would be a good time to do the same. mets will send kai calon to the mound tomorrow night. and guess who it is, jose reyes helping out his former team with that rbi double in the 5th that made it 1-0 rockies. right now it's 3-2 rockies in the 9th. mets have a 3 1/2 game lead at the moment. on to football, still no victor crews cruz for the giants. crews is recovering from a minor calf injury that cropped up on monday and recovering from that knee injury. he is slowly trying to get into the form. odel beckham combination is one of the best in the league. but we haven't seen them on the fie

a-rod did something great right here. from from a-rod as he would say. >> anyway. good morning. juliet: anyway good morning robert moses in for ben. robert: good morning juliet. the most important headline of the day prince harry comes to washington in late october supposedly. not supposably but here for the games and he created this this program, you know, games, competitive games for those injured in the line of duty. robert: a great cause. a wonderful person for doing this. you know ben simmoneau says royalings do nothing. but look at this. mike: doing good. where's ben? to witness this -- juliet: in the path of a hurricane apparently. mike: wish this upon him? robert: juliet booked her ticket down to washington for late october. juliet: i'm taken. i'm not chasing -- i'm not chasing him. chasing me clearly. tiff to call the -- about that. mike: see what's happening on this wednesday morning. hour temps starting off in the 60s and 70s. actually it is still warm. we have 78 central park right now. 77 in newark, 74 degrees in bridgeport, and 74 also in montauk. dew points well,

actually was yelling at a-rod. at some point he lost his balance and came over and he fell all the way down here to the lower level. >> look how far this is. >> 50 feet. >> he hit one of these wires that this is the net behind home plate. he hit one of these wires on the way down, fell all the way down here. somewhere in this section right here, where is where the players, home and visiting players' family sit. luckily no one was sitting where he fell. no fans were injured. but a very traumatic experience for everyone around that area. >> didn't you say he actually fell -- >> between the second and third row. so just so lucky that no one was sitting there. paramedics immediately came to the scene, they started performing cpr and they rushed him to the hospital. but, of course, he passed away once they got there. >> that is just and obviously this is not going to be a stadium that's used after this year. but, you have to -- >> we have one more season. they do have one more season at turner field before they move to

a grand slam for a-rod to give the yankees the lead. it's a-rod's 25th grand slam in his career the most in baseball history and yankees go on to beat the twins 8-4. >>> the controversy at the little league softball world series between two teams was settled on the field yesterday. here is a little back story for you. the team from washington was accused of sitting its best players and swinging at pitches in the dirt to purposely lose their last game of pool play because by losing, they would still advance, but the loss would eliminate one of their biggest competitors, the team from iowa. after iowa protested, the little league world series decided to have a one-game playoff between the two teams and, guess what. iowa would come out on top in this one beating washington 4-3 to advance to the semifinals. iowa to lose to rhode island in the semifinals game so they are also just like washington. the moral of this story is you play to win the game! you never play to lose. if you do, bad things are going to happen. >> even if the rules are c

we are going to use the flex of this rod to fling away. exactly as you moved your hands. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> i'm a natural. >> push both arms forward and snap the lower hand into your tummy. push forward. >> i did gave it a try and had great time but i might need some more practice. i met someone else with real fly casting skills. her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco. i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely uniq

the rods are sitting in salt water that could potentially cause the rods to rot. the petroleum-based product is reportedly heavier than water and would last longer than the grout in there now. >>> lawyers for an estranged couple in a legal fight for their frozen embryos will give tear closing arguments in court today. mimi lee is in the had midst of a bitter divorce with steven finley over five embryos they froze in 2010 after lee was diagnosed with cancer. she now wants control of the embryos because she says they are her only chance to have her own children. she testified the contract she signed with finley for the embryos was just a consent form and could be changed. finley wants the emzpÑv destroyed, which is what the couple agreed to in case they split. >>> from silicon valley to the white house. today venture capitalists from across the bay area are in washington, d.c. making a strong push for greater diversity in the male-dominated tech world. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joining us live in our san francisco newsroom with more on the first ever demo

fly rod in hand, matching wits with the trout. >> got him. no matter what other worries or problems you may have or are dealing with, all your cares aside. they don't count as much when you're out here. >> not too long ago this kind of retirement for dick cheney, not far from his home in scenic jackson hole, wyoming, looked pretty iffy. his failing heart used to get almost as many headlines as he did. but in 2012, this grandfather of seven, got a heart transplant. and suddenly everything changed. >> i've just been back infer my three-year check up, nothing short of miraculous. >> at 74 he's regained the look of his days in office, reminders which popped up again last month with the release of these previously unseen photos. 6 they were taken on september 11, 2001, showing mr. cheney first dealing with the crisis in the white house bunker then being whisked away to that now famous undisclosed location it. >> was remarkable day. a tragic day in terms of the loss of life and extraordinary face. >> and a day, that shaped one of the most controver

for that, for fishing on the bays, only a 6 foot rod. hopefully we get some flounder. if are you not in brigantine there is a lot going on as we close out the end of our summer season. check it out down at the shore. i'm going to reel it in. >> just one day left to sample some of the finest restaurants in wildwood during restaurant week, they are offering a four course meal for just $30, hurry up and make reservations because the week long event wraps up this friday. >> on the count of three, grab your paddle board and stand up, it's the 125 anniversary paddle challenge in beach haven, it's $25 to participate in the one day event. this challenge benefits the project to help mortgage key p.m. island. races start at 1:00 p.m. have some fun. there is still a lot going on here in brigantine and this weekend we have the elks lodge and bay fest going on it's a big fun raising event for them and starts friday and lasts through the weekend so hopefully rick and monica i'll keep working on our dinner and in the meantime you guys have some fun thi

fly rod in hand, matching wits with the trout. >> got him. no matter what other worries or problems you may have or are dealing with, all your cares aside. they don't count as much when you're out here. >> not too long ago this kind of retirement for dick cheney, not far from his home in scenic jackson hole, wyoming, looked pretty iffy. his failing heart used to get almost as many headlines as he did. but in 2012, this grandfather of seven, got a heart transplant. and suddenly everything changed. >> i've just been back infer my three-year check up, nothing short of miraculous. >> at 74 he's regained the look of his days in office, reminders which popped up again last month with the release of these previously unseen photos. 6 they were taken on september 11, 2001, showing mr. cheney first dealing with the crisis in the white house bunker then being whisked away to that now famous undisclosed location it. >> was remarkable day. a tragic day in terms of the loss of life and extraordinary set of circumstances we had to face. >> and a day, that s

the 60 years old fell over an upper deck rail, reportedly while he was booing a-rod, the braves release a statement saying they are faddened by his death. >> -- saddened by his death. >> and a tractor trailer this morning on the way to make a delivery struck and kill a pedestrian, the victim has been identified from montreal, the truck driver has not been charged. antwan: a author who studied wonders of the human brain passed away, dr. oliver sacks pass away. his book, is about patients who spend years in a almost frozen state, of the made into a movie stars robin williams in 1990, he was 82 years old. >> today friends and colleagues gather to remember the lives of two journalists killed last week week. >> reporter: soothing music so different from the sound of sudden gunfire. orchestra was the sound track for the service today for the two young journalists, who were murdered on live television. >> seven, is not only the identifying number of our hometown station, it is also your expression of completion. expressed in sacred wisdom. >> reporter: among those paying public tribute to phot

rod hometh. matt: friday night united states is stepping up its investigation. ♪ erik: the first major conviction in this area has yet to be overturned. jesse is with us from washington. this is something obviously investigators are keen to discuss publicly. what do we know? jesse: these investigations have been on the back burner as investigators and regulators sort of waited to see what'll happen with the key legal appeal. they now decided wrongdoing is wrongdoing, bond traders were behaving badly. let's go after them. erik: for what exactly? what is it they believe the bond traders have done? jesse: we are really talking about market makers on wall see all theng to transactions. they are not very transparent markets, things like complex mortgage changes. they see the transactions and buy bonds at one price and they may even mislead or lie to clients about how much they can pay for them so they can charge them and sell them. if this underpins a lot of this. confident thisty is granted that be

to the bottom of the ninth, carlos beltran with rbi single to bring home a rod making of the yanks down by one but with the winning run on second, flying it out list an end led, cleveland our border along the win, 3-2 the final score. juliet: a family of black bears in new jersey, the mother and her five cubs decided to stop by the family's house in rockaway john joy, the bears decided to take a little dip in the pool will get the little guy in the back. antwan: texting and facebooking. >> one guy has a whole thing straddle. i will just sit here, dipping to the water. antwan: she is like don't make me come over there. don't make me come over there. playing on those wings. it is like my eyes base. juliet: that video is awesome. antwan: how is that for friday august 21st. all that money putting of a pull together. you have yogi and boubou and all of them. >> meteorologist: want to be out at the pool? in is still summer time. we got to get rid of this stuff and it is a problem, heavy rain coming through western long island, brooklyn and queens, heading through nassau county and could head

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[applause] >>> thank you very much, rod. i want to pay tribute to rod, who helped me enormously in my previous books, and even the one coming out in march next year, on "lynch, got away with murder." a very good archivist, and also to the other archivists. without whom i cooperate have written any of these books. >>> the crime of being jewish, ,"" our crime was being jewish "is it marvelous title. it was taken from one man razz interview. my crime was being jewish. sums it up. you may think this book is about the horrors horrors of the holo. actually it's really about heritage. the importance of knowing what happened in the past, and to survive -- people of all faiths that guts and wits can outflank savagery. where all the nazis leaders -- they're all dead. gone by the act by their own hands of suicide, hitler gurge -- what about the survivors? they said that their third reich would last for a thousand years. didn't last two decades. what about she survivoroff inside they were not liquidated. they were descended from a long

we selected jonathan rod rige to be on the committee. we felt that his background and resume was unique as being a attorney and working with people in the industry. we felt that characteristic wasn't on the committee and felt that is a good thing to have on the committee so we nominate to appoint jonathan [inaudible] to the seat at large on the members of the cac. >> second. >> is there any commissioners comment regarding that? >> so, if we just do the nomination then we make the comments then, correct? >> is there any public comment on this item? then commissioners discussions, if there is any or we just go ahead and vote? >> i just want to echo. i'm excited for you to sit on the city and great qualifications. thank you for serving. >> if there is no pub luck comment we'll do a roll qual call vote on the item. president mccarthy, yes. vice president mar, yes. commissioner lee, yes. commissioner mccray, yes. commissioner melgar is excused. commissioner clinch, yes. that motion carries unanimously. we now accept it. >> if you would like t

of course a-rod they announce his name and everybody stood up. i couldn't really see. so i looked to my left. almost as if, you know, when even stood up and started yelling and cheering or yelling, i looked over and i see this man -- i wasn't even believing it was a person as he was tumbling. it was surreal that he was tumbling head over feet and crashed into the ground and everybody in the section that was next to where we were just stood up in horror. and everybody just kept standing there like -- and the rest of the game kept going on and everybody kept waiting for somebody to show up to help him. if you saw the fall, you would know that that person would never have any chance to make it because it was just too high and his body came down so fast. the paramedics did what they could and then they took him away on the orange boards. and the whole section that was there that i believe the coaches's and player's families, they were evacuated from that section. that's what i saw. >> so initial reports that were the game kept going, everyone really kept going about their