greg abbott is doing a great great job in everything he's doing for texas. is he trying pander to special interest groups to be reelected? no. because texas is one great special interest group, the land of conservatism. >> you take out california you take out texas, the home land for political idealogues. having to deal with this for the last 18 months you get back to the middle so you can actually get elected as republican in this country? >> wow, that is such a good point. because how do you appeal to all these interest groups too get them all behind you? and the answer is: you don't. here's when you need to look at. who's got the most power? who -- what group exactly do you really need their money, their votes, their you know rallying behind you and you're going to have to let maybe some of them go because you're not going to please everyone. with that said, whoever's going to get the nomination, hopefully, hopefully, all these groups will rally and gather behind them. and we're not going to see people that are going to be irritated and realize he didn't

despite that, tony abbott seems reluctant to change his personal position. ireland and the united states with the latest countries to legalize gay marriage. australians will have to wait. bbc news, sydney. ♪ 15 months to go until the u.s. presidential election, but there's plenty of news to report. hillary clinton agree to hand over her personal e-mail server that she used while u.s. secretary of state. it is part of an ongoing investigation which has dogged her campaign since the start. donald trump continues to trumpet his lead in many new polls. i spoke with a north american reporter anthony zurcher. will this be the end of the 20 hillary clinton hands over her personal e-mail server? it might be the middle. now the server is out of her hands. when it is out of her hands, who knows who will look at it. the justice department is look at a -- is looking at it now, but i am sure many would be interested to see the private e-mails contained on it. in newshe is behind hampshire to who? anthony: bernie sanders. a disheveled populist. he says that he wants to ha

in those 29 counties, greg abbott won everyone one of them. in those 29 counties, everyone is a republican. in those areas, the republican party is so dominant that i think any -- it would take a long time before the democrats are able to become a competitive force. what the democrats really need to do -- and i don't want to beginning them advice, but i think what they are missing is a name for structure which is to say grassroots organization -- infrastructure, which is to say a grassroots organization, and an ideology. if they come across like wendy davis, they are never going to fit in the majority of conservative texas. unless they are willing to modify their philosophical and ideological position, and unless they are willing to recruit a grassroots base and a farm team i don't think they are ever going to become competitive. i think the lessons that can be learned from texas in terms of how the republican party has her's wanted is number one -- has responded, is number one, being a party -- under the state chairman, the party has done an

abbott itself has been slimming down a little bit.nit and brand of generics and then folks wondering what they were going to do after that and they were planning or folks expected them to gear up or m & a. they were expected to do smaller deals, 5 billion to 7 billion and bigger than expected for abbott an doesn't totally not make sense. >> i'm trying to understand hostile bid? friendly deal? what's going on here? >> unclear. unclear from this. >> given the market price, where st. jude is sitting right now, i would think they want a lot more. because they're going to look at the market an say, look. look at where we used to be. right? >> well, yeah. you can say that for a lot of potential targets right now. that's always the question, right? a big depression in the market like this, people are more vulnerable. some folks might argue that the highs of the prices aren't reasonable so -- >> on this whole idea of watching the markets and the bull market continues and $400 billion since january and health pharma and not over. >> continues

but this newly released video shows a guard resembling abbott 24 hours before it. the tape, the unidentified man is seen backing up his car to the museum side entrance. after the first guard 4r50e6s to do his security rounds the man outside approaches the museum. the guard at the desk presses the door's buzzer but the man doesn't enter. instead he returns to his car and turns on the parking lights. after he heads back to the museum and is once again buzzed inside. this time, he does enter through the same door the thieves would enter through the very next night. the man appears to go through some paperwork at the guard desk, then disappears for about three minutes inside the museum. out of view of this particular security camera. it's unclear what he was doing, or why he was there in the middle of the night. investigators want to know if this video was some sort of dry run for the real thing. they say the car, seen in the video, even matches the general description of the vehicle seen parked outside of the museum the night of the theft. the fbi released the tape ho

rick abbott was one of the guards on duty that night. he was just 23 years old then.ke to him back in february 2013. his only television interview. he admitted he let the thieves into the museum on the night of the heist. >> i announced over the intercom and said, yeah. they said, boston police. we have report of a disturbance on the premises. so i buzzed them in. >> reporter: rick abbott has always maintained he had nothing to do with the theft, but this newly released video shows a guard resembling abbott just 24 hours before. at the start of the tape the unidentified man is seen backing up his car to the museum side entrance. after the first guard leaves to do his security rounds, the man outside approaches the museum. the guard at the desk faces the buzzer, but the man doesn't enter. instead, he returns to his car and turns on the parking lights. after, he heads back to the museum and is once again buzzed inside. this time he does enter through the same door the thieves would enter through the very next night. the man appears to go through some paperwork at the gu

abbott said it is no longer up to parliament but to the people.uncing a vote will be held after the next election next year. >> if the people want to change, fine. if the people decide to support the existing definition of a marriage between a man and a woman, obviously i'd be pleased and i think everyone else should accept that. >> reporter: but critics say it is a delay tactic and the labor party has declared this will be an election issue. >> you either have mr. abbott or you have marriage equality but you can't have both. >> a man willing to tear his party apart to get his way. >> it is one of the things that people will weigh up when they decide who to cast a vote for. it's not something that is going to go away. >> marriage is a beautiful thing. >> why is my son not equal? >> reporter: while australia drags its heels on what many in the country consider a fundamental human right, supporters for same-sex marriage say they won't stop fighting until their love and commitment can be recognized under the law. anna coren, cnn, hong kong. >>> and i

abbott later found tied up.lled out the security video, and vanished with the art. >>> former boston globe reporter, steven, has written book on the case he covered for two decades. >> the night watch man has somewhere in his cranium the knowledge of the identity of one of the two thieves. >> the video shows, abbott, appearing to buzz this man inside, on the each of the robbery. >> says he doesn't remember. but i have to imagine that it is not just a passing visit of that person. it has to be that that person had a relationship with him. >> we tried repeatedly to reach richard abbott, our messages have gone unanswered. meantime authorities are offering $5 million for information leading to the missing artwork in good condition. since the statue of limitations have run out, anyone can come forward, without fear of arrest. >>> meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> time to see what our eyewitness weather watch remembers up to today. we have some pictures that were sent in, see all of the temperatures here on the board

the security guard, richard abbott, buzzed him in a side door. abbott was later found tied up, the robbers pulled out security video and varnish with the art. >> former gloss ton bob reporter he covered for two decades. >> the night watch man has somewhere in his cranium the knowledge of the identity of one of the two thieves. >> video shows abbott appearing to buzz this man inside on the eve of the robbery. >> says he doesn't remember but i have to imagine that it is not just a passing visit of that person. it has to be that that person had a relationship with him. >> we tried repeatedly to reach richard abbott, our messages have gone unanswered. meantime authorities are offering $5 million for information leading to the artwork found. >> meg oliver, vbs news, new york. >> coming up in the next half hour hour on "eyewitness news", caught on camera, tense staff off with police at the scene after fire. we'll tell you what happened when woman armed with a knife approached police. plus, technology is ever changing, so, when is the best time to up gr

but the voter fraud rate in texas while abbott was attorney general, was.0000053%. i mean, how do you keep fighting back against this voter fraud myth in texas, mr. chairman? >> well, i think when you have court cases like this where district judges look at these allegations being made by people like greg abbott and show unequivocally that it's a fabrication on their part, intended to allow them to enact laws to discourage minorities from going out to vote, because they know minorities normally vote for democrats in the state of texas, like they do in most parts of the country. it really shows the hypocrisy of what the republicans do. they put their hand over their heart and they pledge allegiance to the united states, and then they enact a law that prevents people from exercising the most important right that our constitution in america gives us. this decision is significant because it really exposes them for what they are. >> well, gilberto hinojosa, i thank you for your time tonight and tomorrow i'll be talking with secretary clinton about voting rights and more

that was reiterated by prime minister tony abbott.ountry leading the search. >> this is the first concrete piece of evidence. anna, thanks so much. >>> a big business story that might interest the people on the treadmill. easier to get a loan. are we making the same mistakes that caused the financial crisis? that's next. >>> good morning. i'm christine romans. let's get an early start on your money. stock futures not doing much yet. stock shares are down 30% before the open. the company plans to layoff 300 workers because people are not buying the instant coffee machines. fit bit reporting the quarterly results are strong. it wasn't enough to keep investors happy. >>> it just got easier to get a big home loan. chase is easing the loans. now potential buyers only need a credit score of 680 and 15% down payment to qualify for a maximum $3 million loan. jumbo loans recovered well. chase is hoping to attract more borrowers. this is not a return to the practices. mortgage lending is tight keeping first time buyers out of the market. when y

but "in return for this grant and gift of these liberties, the archbishops, bishops, abbotts, earls, barons, knights, freeholders and all of our realm have given us a 15th part of their moveables." a tax. no longer a product of coercion, it was nevertheless a contract with the people. liberty and the rule of law in return for the taxes the king needed to maintain his state and wage his wars. but henry iii was still around in 1225 to reissue the charter. it was largely due to william marshall, his regent, the best knight in all the world. in 1217 he and the loyalists defeated the french army. the french fleet was defeated in a battle in sandwich and kent. they promised never to assist the rebels again. the rebels were pardoned. they were still ex communicated but that didn't matter quite as much. as having their lands restored to them. and as the historian david starky puts it, "magna cart ta was revolutionary. the idea of monarchy was shaken to its foundation. the republican challenge was real. it all ended in a classic english compromise was not inevitable. but the central ideas of

abbott's conservative government also repealed laws last year requiring large companies to pay for carbon emissions. scientists and environmental groups said the new greenhouse gas reduction plan is "way below" what's needed to address climate change. among the many to criticize the plan was tony de brum, the foreign minister of the marshall islands who told the australian broadcasting corporation any proposals that won't limit the increase of warming to no more than 2 degrees celsius threatens his country's very existence. >> it is the end of our country. we will go underwater when that happens. asis important for australia our brothers to the south to take our cause and not to do things that would endanger our very existence. amy: in news from ferguson, missouri, the st. louis county police department has released a video it says shows african american teenager tyrone harris drawing a pistol before he was shot and critically injured by ferguson police officers sunday night. the shooting occurred during the ongoing protests over the one year anniversary of michael brown's death. harris h

otro polÍtico con ideas muy parecidas, greg abbott viajarÁ a mÉxico para mejorar la relaciÓn entre sudemostrar que autoridades de ese estado estÁn violando la constituciÓn al negarse a otorgar certificados de nacimiento a niÑos ciudadanos que son hijos de inmigrantes indocumentados. pedro rojas nos ampliado. pedro: aumenta el temor por la entrega de certificados de nacimiento a padres de indocumentados. segundo mÁs familias inmigrantes a la acciÓn legal en contra del gobierno texano. >> se siguen agravando mÁs personas a la demanda, ahorita van 40 personas que estÁn agregÁndose y el consulado de mÉxico se ha agregado a esta demanda. pedro: en una audiencia el juez que maneja el caso entregÓ un documento temporal para permitirles inscribir a sus hijos en las escuelas. el departamento de salud dijo: texas nunca ha aceptado la matrÍcula con una identificaciÓn vÁlida para obtener una copia del acta de nacimiento debido a que los documentos utilizados no son verificados por la parte emisora. otros estados y agencias tampoco aceptan la matrÍcula consular como forma vÁlida de identificaciÓn

we grew up at the old fourth ward abbott in atlanta, georgia. the same neighborhood dr. king was more than raising. ebenezer baptist church is there. my old elementary school drive across from her dr. king's final resting place. incredible impact on me. after we moved up to lead to you as a nursing assistant at the veterans administration hospital and my mother even though she was not in a military, she might as well of him, she was a civilian work with the six marine corps district headquarters in atlanta, georgia,. >> what got you into the military? >> just like i said, when you have a dad who served in world war ii and sitting down and hearing the stories that he shared with you as a little boy, and then also my older brother who served in vietnam as a marine infantryman, and i never forget the time on an easter when he sent back a little replicate of a marine's dress uniform for me to wear to church but i was so proud to do that. a day that my older brother and my dad sat down with me and said that they wanted to be the first officer and, because because dad had been

. >> that didn't prevent greg abbott, mayor of texas, from keeping the national guard to make sure the state was protected. that the obama administration hassal tear i don't remember motives. senator ted cruz openly asked the pentagon to clarify their intention. niert senatoneither senator crue pentagon clarified their positions. relatives in several texas towns have taken to monitoring the military on their own and federal officials this week say they arrested three men in south carolina who were fearful of jade hell helm. >> a question for republican party which is how they are going to deal with some of these extremist elements? >> it is a question that is expected to be raised more and more as republicans look into the primary iies and on to 2016. >> candidates even sitting governors often play to topics that are first broadcast over radio air waves. millions of texans, turned into dan patrick who is coincidentally lieutenant governor. jones who claims an audience of 3 million listeners is considered the man behind this jade helm conspiracy, david ariosto sat with holmes. >> i'm si

arnold abbott understands the love part better. i'm ray suarez, that's the "inside story". >> announcer: this is al jazee jazeera. ♪ welcome to the news hour, i'm in doha, coming up, in the next 60 minutes, south korea warns the north to stop making provocations as kim jong un puts troops on alert. president alexis tsipras. >> the terror, the confusion was something unbearable. >> reporter: two years since chemical attacks in syria killed hundreds and

texas governor greg abbott says the state will continue to restore voter i.d. laws to ensure the integrity of elections. >>> fox news decided to limit how many could take part in tomorrow night's first republican presidential debate. but patricia sabga has the story. >> the top 10 candidates for the republican nomination determined by -- >> recent polls. >> decided by polls. >> a yardstick this seasoned pollster finds troubling. >> the polls are supposed to measure public opinion not determine eligibility for debate. >> lee mariannaoff is part of the institute that,. >> polls are all by definition an estimate. there's a range there's a margin of error. we'll making real distinctions and big distinctions where there are really no statistical differences. >> reporter: polls are not pinpoint precise. they have a margin of error usually a few percentage points. so if someone say has a favorability are point of 46% it could be as low as 43 or as high as 49. now graft that margin of error into a group of candidates and the percentages separating 10 from 11 in statist

arnold abbott understands the love part better. i'm ray suarez, that's the "inside story". >>> justice date day. >> when a verdict came back, and it was guilty on all counts, the courtroom erupted >>> justice can by blindsided when a witness gets it wrong. >> two years on death row for something i did not do >>> when cops are the bad guys. >> he physically used his hands, slapped me, choked me >>> confessions are forced. >> 25% nationwide, all wrongful convictions >>> an "america tonight"

arnold abbott understands the love part better. i'm ray suarez, that's the "inside story". >>> north korea's leader orders his army to be war ready after an exchange of fire on the border with south korea. will hello there, welcome to al jazeera, i'm laura kyle from al jazeera. also on the programme. stepping down - greek prime minister resigns and calls early elections. >> prosecutors in brazil charge a former president and the speaker of the lower house in the largest corruption scandal. and a bitter pill to swallow, theur

arnold abbott understands the love part better. i'm ray suarez, that's the "inside story". >>> justice date day. >> when a verdict came back, and it was guilty on all counts, the courtroom erupted >>> justice can by blindsided when a witness gets it wrong. >> two years on death row for something i did not do >>> when cops are the bad guys. >> he physically used his hands, slapped me, choked me >>> confessions are forced. >> 25% nationwide, all wrongful convictions >>> an "america tonight" special, reasonable doubt >>> thank you for joining us. i'm joie chen. our criminal justice system depends on czechs and balances, prosecution and offense, punish the guilty and protect the innocent. what happens when someone puts a thumb on the scale of justice our first story looks at witness identification. it may surprise you it's the cause of as many as three out of four wrongful convictions. our investigation found that juries almost always convict if there's an eye witness, even when there's proof the suspect couldn't have done the crime. .

annette: australian prime minister tony abbott says the country will cut greenhouse gas to 26% -- by 26% by 2030. the right-wing leader's announcement, however, has sparked strong criticism from environmental groups. >> we had be economically responsible. annette: here is something to lift your spirits. wildlife fans have packed out a beach to witness baby loggerhead turtles hatching and heading out to sea. these pictures are from cammarata in the southwest of the country. marine biologists were on hand to check out the newborns. they say the fact that the turtles are increasingly nesting in the mediterranean is proof that climate change is indeed impacting on sea temperatures. the reminder of what is making headlines. greece has reached a deal with its creditors on the new bailout of payment. it's finance minister says there are a few minor details to be sorted out. despite much public concern, japan is restarting its first new their reactor under new safety rules following the 2011 fukushima disaster. ino, tensions remain high the u.s. town of ferguson as a state of emergency is de

tony abbott says his government has not decided yet on the u.s. request. is concerned about young citizens of his country who try to join isil. >>> for the first time in the history of the u.s. army two women have graduated from the elite ranger school. they took part in the ceremonies in georgia yesterday. they successfully completed two months of gruelling endurance tests. but because they are women, they are still forbidden from serving with the army rangers or in any special operations positions. >>> following your every move, some police departments use equipment to track your smartphone, and they are doing it without a court order. ♪ >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with >>> a new report shows police in several states are using cell phone tracking devices for investigations. they have been doing it for years, but it has been kept very quiet. >> reporter: they go by industry names like juggler and wolf hound. cell tracking equipment that's cheap, small, and easily used. purchase records show law enforcement agencies have been buying these d

last fall she was the democratic nominee for texas governor losing to republican candidate greg abbott. the university of california berkeley as davis talks about the difficulties faced by her and other women running for political office as well as the state of gender equality issues. [ applause ] >>> thank you. thank you all. thank you to ethan and camille for putting this together today and all the work particularly that camille undertook to make sure that we were able to do this. and thank you all for being here and giving me an opportunity to speak with you. i've been looking forward to this afternoon. and i was delighted to land in sunny california after being in a really cold winter in texas. i'm here today to address gender, specifically why gender equality is losing ground and how we can work to reverse that. i'm going to ask you to challenge conventional thinking and how we define and talk about gender equality. and i'll hopefully help you understand the lens through which i view these issues a bit better. more and more i am coming to understand and appreciate how much each of

'cause it really seems as well-thought-out as the dissolution of newman-abbott -- no planning, no consulting, just sweeping changes without any forethought whatsoever. >> jack: gee, and here i expected a "thanks, jack. i accept. when do i start?" >> phyllis: what's with all the consternation over here? it looks very serious. >> jack: yeah, i'm not sure. i didn't expect it, either. i just offered her the position we talked about. see, there was some forethought to all this. it didn't come off the top of my head. >> ashley: i'm not a piece that you can shove around on your chess board. >> phyllis: ashley, this isn't a game. it's time jack not carry this all on his shoulders -- this family, this company.

what do you mean, there are two jack abbotts? >> jack: this is gonna be hard for you to believe. hell, i can't believe i'm saying it. but someone who looked just like me took over my life while i was thousands of miles away. a-and i know you think i've lost my mind or that this is some side effect of the coma. it's not. it happened. i haven't been more lucid in months. red, this man completely took over my life. >> phyllis: [ chuckles softly ] how -- how could...someone get away with that? >> jack: with the help of the son of a bitch who put this whole thing in motion.

before casting ballot, greg abbott says the state will likely appeal the ruling to the united states supreme court. this morning president obama published an add in many newspapers urging the public to defend the act. but several states including election phrase, have been trying to chip away at the law, it is costing minority voters. >> 50 years ago president lindon banes johnson signed the voting rights act it outerrerred states states to start discriminating against minority voters. one of the reasons was a serious of bloody, sometimes deadly protest that took place across the south including here in the alabama. today, some civil rights advocates say voting rights laws are under attack. >> the events that are going on in north carolina, in texas, in georgia and other jurisdictions are reminder that these struggling are not only the struggles of the civil rights movement of the 1960's but they are contemporary. that each generation has to be vigilant. the fact is that there's still those who would like to deny the right to vote, to certain people. i will have details on the challe

. >> el gobernador de texas abbott dijo en un comunicado que ante la actual fraude de votantes es imperativopara garantizar la integridad de las elecciones. >> no lo veo con algo que sea discriminatorio. no lo veo asÍ porque yo quiero que la ley se aplique. si nosotros aplicamos la ley en estados unidos tendremos un mejor estados unidos. >> otras opciones que lograrÍa el gobernador de texas serÍa llevar el caso es a la corte suprema. la lucha por mantener o eliminar la ley de identidad del elector en texas regresa la corte federal de corpus christi que usarÁ la referencia de los tres jueces federales de luisiana. pedro rojas para noticias univisiÓn. >> pese haberse contenido en 30% el informal incendio que arde en el norte de california, pasarÁn dÍas antes de que miles de evacuados puedan regresar a sus hogares. las llamas dejaron en escombros cuatro casas en la madrugada aumentando 43 las viviendas destruidas. jaime garcÍa tiene la visita y el agradecimiento del gobernador a los bomberos por su extenuante trabajo contra el fuego. >> el incendio rocky estÁ calificado como los de los mÁs deva

unfortunately, the state of texas, republican governor abbott and other attorney generals and governors have sued the obama administration. they brought the lawsuit in brownsville, texas, and one judge has blocked the implementation nationwide. we are currently waiting for a decision from the fifth circuit court of appeals. now.pect that any day frankly, this is a case that will go before the supreme court because of the national significance of these issues. if you take the politics out of this, this is a constitutional issue that legal scholars across the board, conservatives and liberals scholars, agree presidents since eisenhower have exercised this power and have the authority to do with the president did. we expect that at this time next year, the supreme court will have ruled on this, the obama administration can start implementation and it will be front and center affecting the presidential elections. >> you are expecting a ruling in the presidential election year. >> yes. >> if it goes against the president, how would that affect the debate? >> the debate will continue because

tony abbott says there are legal issues around his country's involvement in syria, but says he will considerully. >>> iraq's top shia cleric has warned the country could split. he says government reforms must be introduced immediately to tackle corruption. the latest call is one of several made by the cleric this month. it's believed he has played a major role in the recent anti-corruption drive by the prime minister. >>> the united nations calls it devastates and inexmriksable, the shut down of iraq's life-saving medical services. last month around 80% of health problems were shut down. among those effects half a million children who won't be immunized. mohammed jamjoom went to one hospital to see how the doctors are coping. >> reporter: at this hospital in baghdad, this doctor doles out medical care and dispenses hard truths. >> living in a city with violence, daily violence, a city -- living in a city with low infrastructures, and trying your best to give the best to those patients, it's not easy. >> reporter: while this government-run facility is cleaner and better stocked than many hosp

'cause it really seems as well-thought-out as the dissolution of newman-abbott -- no planning, no consultinging changes without any forethought whatsoever. >> jack: gee, and here i expected a "thanks, jack. i accept. when do i start?" >> phyllis: what's with all the consternation over here? it looks very serious. >> jack: yeah, i'm not sure. i didn't expect it, either. i just offered her the position we talked about. see, there was some forethought to all this. it didn't come off the top of my head. >> ashley: i'm not a piece that you can shove around on your chess board. >> phyllis: ashley, this isn't a game. it's time jack not carry this all on his shoulders -- this family, this company. we need to unitein

jay abbott. >> thanks, josh. good afternoon.nt to open first by personally thanking indiana state police superintendent doug carter for isp's partnership. as a direct result of indiana state police initiative, this investigation would not have progressed to where it is today. i'm very thankful for that. and again, just echoing superintendent's words, the partnership that we're able to bring to investigations like this between us, isp and indianapolis metropolitan police department is equaled by none. as with all child pornography cases, the fbi investigates these matters with a sense of urgency due to the extreme vulnerability of the victims involved, our children. this case demonstrates our commitment to investigate those who possess and distribute child pornography. the fbi looks forward to continuing its work on such matters with the united states attorney's office, indianapolis metropolitan police department and of course indiana state police. we look forward to continuing on with these cases in that type of fashion on and o

and i go one- on-one with chief surveillance trying to figure this thing out and it turns into an abbott and costello routine because it is very confusing. >> who's on first. >> stay out of the infield on market. >> it's painful. >>> the bike and pedestrian path on the new bay bridge once again open for business. it had been closed since sunday because of construction at pier 23. that path reopened at 6 a.m. >>> one year ago today the world said good-bye to robin williams. today dozens are leaving tributes to him at a house in san francisco. our cameras caught a few residents leaving items outside the classic victorian at steiner and broadway. williams was found dead in his tiburon home a year ago today from an apparent suicide. no alcohol or drugs were found in his system at the time of the death. >>> an nfl quarterback is going to miss some serious playing time after his jaw was broken in a fight with a teammate. geno smith of the new york jets could miss up to 10 weeks of play. the jets coach says there was a fight in the locker room today after practice. smith was decked by linebacke

prime minister tony abbott said his government has not decided yet on the u.s. request. >> four new fires have broken out in china at the site of last week's blast. no word on a cause. the death toll stands at 116, 60 people are still missing. >> defense secretary ash carter said teams are closing in on a new site to house guantanamo bay prisoners in the united states. two contenders are army and naval detention facilities in kansas and charleston, south carolina. carter said other prisons will be assessed in coming weeks. >> a new report shows police in multiple states are using cell phone tracking devices for investigations. they've been doing it for years, but it's been kept quiet. >> they go by industry names like juggler and wolf hound, cell tracking equipment that's cheap, small and easily used. purchase records reviewed by the wall street journal show law enforcement agencies have been buying these since 2010. each cost as little as $2,400, some $7,500. the devices passively gather radio waves when the phone communicates with a cell tower, a way to collec

it is the job of prime minister tony abbott to manage all of these disparate beliefs and he has previouslyhimself the weathervane on the issue. in 2009, within the space of a few months, he supported an emissions trading scheme. he is previously on record as calling climate change "crap" before more recently embracing the science around it. that really does illustrate his political expediency. he has an election to fight next year and doesn't want to alienate a sizable lump of his own electorate. these numbers being released as as much as do with climate science as political science. rishaad: thanks a lot for that. paul allen joining us from sydney. next, nuclear power in japan. the reaction when trending business returns. >> these are the stories making headlines around the world. general given a suspended death sentence after being convicted of bribery and abuse of power. all of his personal property will be confiscated including a solid gold statue of chairman mao. he is the latest senior figure caught in the crackdown in the military and communist party. prosecutors in the u.s. have fi

tony abbott is one of those.ibed climate as "crap," but then going on to say he believes in the science. the policies in australia when it comes to the missions, they are less about climate science and more about political science. angie: [laughter] indeed. thank you so much for that. under pressure. want to take a look at how retailers in hong kong are coping with plummeting sales. you are watching "first up." ♪ angie: welcome back. checking other stories making headlines. prosecutors in the u.s. have filed charges against an 18-year-old man for opening fire at police one year after the death of michael brown. tyrone harris was critically wounded. opened fireofficers on -- officers said harris opened fire on them, but harris' father denies that. a china court has given a former pla general a suspended death sentence after convicting him of abuse of power. propertys personal will be confiscated, including a solid gold statue of chairman mao. a massive cleanup continues in eastern china after a typhoon struck over

what is he mean, is this a more subtle prodding from glenn stevens trying to get the tony abbott government moving? let's give that question to the man who knows -- paul allen. paul boy, the central bank governors are notorious for speaking obliquely and cautiously but if glenn stevens is becoming less subtle by the day he has previously said there are limits to what monetary in junean achieve and he was musing that perhaps australia's growth is not the 3.25% we have been a assume in but perhaps it is lower than that. just this morning he was asking a series of rhetorical questions to himself about how credible sustainable growth can be achieved and even raised the issue of labor market reform which is one of the things that helped bring down the howard government a few years back. theerms of reform government has been predicted -- presenting comparatively fewer bills including an ugly debate and disagreement over gay marriage and expensive scandals. abouts has been talking impediments and the decision-making process. it is worth noting he only has about a year to run now so it could be tha

that stock is up 5.2% even though a spokesman at abbott has denied they have interest in saint jude, that denial coming to cnbc. the stock, as you see, is up rather sharply on that ft story despite the spokesman denying it to us and bloomberg and a number of other news organizations. >> it is a great company. >> saint jude, you are talking about. >> they were also kind of miffed that mechtronic did that. >> saint jude is the better mouse up. they have the smaller cardiac devices. i have always felt they had superior technology. if they didn't get the stock price up, they would get it. >> do you think they are a consolidation candidate in general. >> i do. >> the company is so well-run. it is a fantastic company. it is too small. it is too easily gobbled up. the stock price doesn't reflect how good it is technologically. on edwards life science, has a great mousetrap. you don't have to crack the chest cavity, e.w. is taking the world by storm. >> they never recovered from the purchase of guide. >> goldman upgraded and bsx. >> does j&j still have interest. they once were about to own g

tony abbott's conservative coalition government blocked the members from voting in favour of legalizing the practice - despite holes showing strong public support in australia for same-sex marriage. the prime minister has suggested that there could be a referendum on the issue >>> a u.s. coast guard mission returned to shore with an estimated billion worth of cocaine and heroin. the drugs seized on a 4-month long mission off the massivic coast. marianna has more on what the officials describe as the largest drug off-load history. >> at first glance the pallets looked like millions of others shipped in the u.s. fake a closer look, and this cargo is pure, uncut and illegal. 32 tonnes cocaine and two tonnes of heroin for the u.s. coast guard it marks its greatest triumph on a single mission to crack down on drug smuggling. >> the wholesale value alone exceeds $1 billion. i'm not in the market of selling this. trust my on the street it would sell for more. >> more because u.s. drug enforce. estimates 32 tonnes of uncut cocaine could be converted to around $33 million lines that drug users w