pressure thater thethat these startups are inerest -- are affect traditional cabs. the british royal family is marking an important anniversary, prince george's first birthday. the couple has released two new photographs of the family. is making of what news this hour. rebels in eastern ukraine handover to flight recorders to aviation experts. washington is leaving frantic -- leading frantic diplomatic cease-fire efforts for gaza. an israeli soldier presumed dead could now be missing in gaza. cution of christians -- persecution of christians is intolerable, says the leading authority, but the radicals have been taking everything wrong the christian -- from the christians. -- a is ruling the great growing debate over the images of the victims. netanyahuinister reacted to that over the weekend. he says that hamas wants to use the dead palestinians for their own cause. that is an interesting turn of phrase. guardian cartoonist has taken issue with that. and this is part of the reaction we have seen over the past couple of days. regular people, support either side, are

thater, some collection of we just organically, unintentionally, without ."ganization call her a "she >> interesting. i think the social media team is run by women. >> yes, it actually is mostly all women. that's true. >> i think this will have to be our next question. what is next for space exploration? >> there are other places to explore other than mars. there is -- the outer planets of , uranus,r saturn neptune, etc. -- those places are quite interesting, harder to get to, and they have some interesting moons about jupiter and saturn. -- these are places astrobiologist think might have the conditions that would allow life to exist today. maybe great examples for us, great places for us to go search for signs of a living universe. i am hopeful we will be doing some work not only at mars -- i love mars. been doing a lot of work on mars, but also beyond mars to the icy moons of the outer .lanets >> wonderful. i think we have one more question. >> hi, folks. "theeditor of arts at atlantic," and i have been obsessed with having you here. i'm so excited. this i

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the very fact thater that open in public says there is a problem and yet the mayor is silent and these other officials. now this is listed as an information item, but you still individually could call and say, what is going on, mr. mayor? why are you silent? the mayor who appointed you ought to be responsive to you and say how come? why not? rather than wait and develop a nicely-worded resolution that takes extra time. you could make a call and send an email and put the mayor on the spot. thank you. >> next i have charles rathbone. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is charles rathbone and i'm here on behalf of luxor cab company and i want to say to the members of the disabled community thank you for your business. we really need it and we're very happy to have it. in fact, we're honored to serve the disabled community. luxor has been in business now for 85 years. and you may have heard talk about cab companies are going bankrupt or something, luxor looks forward to being with you for another 85 years and no intention of going away. miss hayashi referred to problem of competition

thater the issue is not on track. truck -- it is manageable. with the military, which means that we have to mobilize the people. we have challenges with -- we theot cope with organization. we cannot play the same game. they go into residential areas. what do we do? we just bombard those residential areas? crit --talked about to willt as a town where we april -- we were able to clean up the town and the university. but they are able to move in because of booby-traps and everything, which means literally houses are booby-trapped. they are unable to get near their. that type of destruction, we .annot match that as a state, we cannot match that. we have challenges. we need technology, better capabilities. these have to be priorities to address the threat now. but the political priorities have to go alongside with that. do the political priorities have to mature? yes, they have to. it takes time to change a culture. do we ignore everything because of the political process? i think that is a responsible of the -- is the response ability of the govern

thatere anything realistic i can take in terms of communication from what has happened is jim -- fromhas happened? >> this is a short-term pickup but it is also a canary in a coal mine in terms of what happens as tapering comes to the end of the united states, as the divergence between europe and the united states economic growth gets wider. when i come back in september, i want to be short risk and shortly euro and along the dollar. at the heart of this week's problem is this lack of growth and excess of debt through the european system. >> that is not a trade for now. that is a trade for further down the road, september, october. >> once the u.s. is within six months of a potential rate hike, i think the difference between europe and the u.s. becomes the biggest story in the markets. >> i am stunned it is not already. a big story in relative government bond yields. we make another new , which isly, august not at all impossible, i think the risk that when we finally get that change in lynnwood from the fed, the risk is that that will be relatively messy. >> thank you very much indeed

thatere is no company should be placing its decisions within this context. they have not been able to get their hands on inflation very easily and what we are getting is not reliable. >> the data could pinpoint air pollution. microsoft has been criticized for losing the initiative. it is fighting to correct that. than $9.5nvest more billion. they are channeling some of that budget. what thedoing cambridge lab director calls research. >> doing something because it is interesting and because it is a challenge in computer science. of things that have not been investigated. reinforces thanks. >> for microsoft, this is about creativity and big ideas. we have writing on the walls. >> the race is on to invent software or hardware. hardware.sales is the researchers think they're onto something. airline hide. bloomberg. >> right. moving on. we have an exclusive and we are live with the governor of the national bank to talk -- about inflation. morning, everybody. you are watching "the pulse," here in london. i am guy johnson. these are the top headlines. the eu threat

thater, we all know despite these achievements, more work needs to be done.o support that effort, last year congress passed the clay shaw junior authorization act. providing additional accountability with oversight protections. the law encourages reforms for greater law enforcement states in schools. partners,many congress cannot stop there. more can and should be done on behalf of these honorable youth. toward that end, a number of important proposals were introduced. the bills put forward last week will move our country in the right direction. mr. ryan, i would like to thank your andour staff for their hard work and dedication. and themittee, congress nation, let's continue working together so that we can turn the tide on these hateful crimes. with that i will now recognize the senior democratic member of the subcommittee for his remarks. congressman? for convening this important oversight hearing. thank you for joining us to provide an update on the activities for the national center of missing and exploited children. as a father and grand should -- grandf

that, itry important thatere where the fact they did not take pemex out of the budget and the excessive of the treasury in many of the decisions creates a problem. because some of those middle and high layers are completely unhappy with that. ok? we want to compete? let us compete. but do not put us in an unlevel playing field. if you really make an assessment and think that the big loser of the reform is pemex, biologically, one would say that within the mind of the government's strategic thinking they need to understand that they need pemex to be there company for quite some time. for the country and the secretary to keep moving ahead, the other thing is impossible to today torom day one with the monopoly being gone and everything else is being done by someone else. clear my mind that is not that they really get it. they have to put a lot of attention to that so as not to become an impairment of the other. there are other aspects. taxes and other things, but i leave it here. answer, is the environmental protection regulations -- are they part of the secondary legislation? actually, th

thatere are some states show positive examples.think we should look to see what is happening in some of the states to see what experiences might be applicable to others. host: i want to bring in a tweet -- guest: great question. some level of income inequality is a great level. it fosters competitiveness. we're really trying to highlight is extreme income inequality and growing income inequality is a bad thing for a number of reasons. or one thing, and extremes of income inequality mean new wealth generated by the economy, the benefits are not widely spread. some research that has come out recently has suggested 95% of income gains since the end of the great recession have gone to just the top one percent of income earners. i think this really helps us understand a little bit about why the return to growth following the recession has not really been felt in so many communities and so many people throughout the country. even people who are in jobs. we had seen the median household income and earnings decline over the past decade. ev

guest: one of the aspects of the affordable care act, according the hope thaters, with the expanded coverage that there will not be so many costs comes totals when it uncompensated care and that that also will help drive down costs. a point that the proponents are making as a way as well to help make healthcare affordable with the broad and coverage base. island,w port, rhode melanie on the democrats line. melanie? have lost melanie. let's move along. georgia, david is on the line independents. caller: yes. i want to comment on the caller pumping upa that was obama and affordable care act .nd also about boehner what i hear a lot of is we're the only western industrialized doesn't have universal healthcare. is alley're not stating of these other western countri basis 40% your tax plus. put that out there to the people. be on, nobody is going to for that. as far as boehner suing the what's happened is the president has overreached powers. he's done it so many times he thinks it's normal and it's right. right trackn the about this. affordable care act is going to way too long to get to affordab

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