the abe administration promised to lower the rate below 30% and abe believes that the tax cut will make japan more competitive and more attractive for foreign investors. you know, japanese business leaders have long been calling for a corporate tax cut to put japan on an equal footing with its international rivals. but questions remain about where the government intends to find alternative sources of revenue. some lawmakers argue that the government needs to compensate for the job in tax revenue. they believe restoring the nation's fiscal health is also important just like abe mentioned in his strategy as well. >> now japan's declining population is a big problem for the growth of the economy. how does abe plan to tackle this issue? >> well, japan's rapidly shrinking population is likely to reduce the size of the economy. minimizing this impact is another big goal of the abe administration. steps are needed to secure enough workers to keep the economy going. abe's thinking about inviting more foreign workers as well. but a drastic easing of japan's basic immigration policies does not lo

including members of abe's own party. more now from nhk world. >> reporter: this major tokyo based pharmaceutical firm sells its products worldwide. managers face fierce competition from foreign rivals. they also have to deal with japan's corporate tax break. it's the second highest among g-7 countries, 35%. >> translator: we want the government to create a more level playing field. it doesn't pay to keep investing in japan when we're trying to expand our business globally. >> reporter: countries around the world have been reducing their corporate tax rates to attract direct investment. singapore has a 17% rate. germany's average rate is 29%. only the u.s. has a higher rate than japan. abe thinks japan also needs to cut taxes so the country doesn't fall behind in the race. >> this year, we will set about further reform on corporate tax. >> reporter: economic revitalization minister akira amari says the corporate tax should be lowered to under 30% over five years, from fiscal 2015. one expert backs such a move. >> translat

but abe has been trying to change course. he's been pushing members of his liberal democratic party and their coalition partner, new koimeto, to speed up talks. the prime minister wants to include the policy change in the japan/u.s. defense guidelines which are scheduled to be deviced by the end of this year. the members met repeatedly to discuss national security and the future role of the self-defense forces. they agreed to hurry along procedures for deploying sdf personnel in emergencies such as if a known group occupies one of the country's remote islands. but they couldn't come together on collective self-defense. new komeito members have been cautious all along, and they wanted to shelf the debate at one point. they argue once japan is allowed to defend other countries under attack, it will be hard to draw a line on how far the sdf could go. some analysts speculated the interparty talks could take months. but new komeito changed its stance this month. apparently in an effort to avoid damaging the coalition. they decided

the abs. what else? what about, like -- >> legs, we got great legs. >> tell me legs, because man, legs go quick. >> on this one, here, we want both feet on here, again. >> okay. >> i want your arms straight out. >> okay. what i want you to do here is give me a reverse lunge and glide back. come back up. >> you know, lunges are hard to begin with. but now you've got these disks that move. so you really have to pull everything and control it. >> exactly. engage your core as well as your legs. but these are functional movements. easy movements. this is what they love to do for all type of sports, everything. >> so we go -- >> back out. and come back in. >> they're so easy movement, but yet i feel already even in the small movements that we're doing, i feel it already in my glutes. >> this is a special one. your hands are on here, one leg up. you're going to go to the side. left, right. >> oh, yeah, fat chance. >> side, side, pop. >> i'm glad you did that because i don't think -- i think that's something i w

abe's third arrow has always been aimed at structural reform. however, reports are surfacing that today's focus will look at deregulating the labor market. let's get more with the chief economist at seb still with us. this is going to be a very hard sell for the abe administration, given the fact that they have some very deeply entrenched interests. when is it going to start to be material? >> that is a very good question. i think what we have seen so far, we have delivered the first two arrows. that's the easy part, to get the more expensive fiscal policy and to print money. but the big challenge for japan, that is, of course, aging population, that the amount of labor is sinking. and i can see only two solutions to that kind of problem. the first solution is to see if you can krez productivity in japan. but we are at quite high levels. and the second solution is to increase women's participation in the labor market. that's a huge, huge source. to get women out in the labor market, you have to change the factor around the house and the family.

this is how britney, janet and pink get their abs. eight-pack abs. >> not even six-pack? >> eight-pack. we put them on the ground. and then put your feet on here. this is called a barrel row tuck-in. you're a dancer, right? >> years ago. now i'm just a lame old lady. >> no, not at all. we're going to go to push-up position here. >> okay. >> or do here. right leg all the way to the knee. you're going to come all the way around. there you go. >> okay. >> all the way around like a barrel. >> and bring that other foot back around. >> there you go. >> i feel like one of those little bugs that walk on water. >> and then top it up a bringing our knees to our chest for our lower abs and back out. >> and back out. >> oh, my god. >> we do from about eight reps -- >> i'm out of breath with just one. you do eight barrel rolls like that. >> eight barrel rolls. >> on both sides. >> yes. it's a functional movement. i want them to have fun the entire time. they don't want to do a simple crunch the entire time. mix it up a little bit. just to have fun. >> how did you create this idea, thi

with ab 1421 is being focused on as laura's law is not that it doesn't provide good services. the model for services is one we all would support, i think most of us in this room would support, positive engagement, the ability for families to be involved. i am also a family member. the court order process is the linchpin and the problem is regardless of the findings to the contrary about services and programs based on the laura's law format, the court order in itself has never been shown in several studies to have a positive effect on treatment. so do we want to do good things for our community? yes. do we want to waste public resources and time and energy fighting with each other about an unproven bureaucratic process to um pell people to services that are not working for them now? no, i say no, we do not need this, we've turned it back twice already in san francisco and you need to hear the community, not just the powerful speakers. >> thank you very much, next speaker please. >> greetings, supervisors, david elliot lewis. i am a cochair of the mental health board of san fran

and my biggest fears about laura's law, ab 1421, is stigma, discrimination and forced treatment. i don't want to get down and tell you all of my story, but i am a consumer and today and the last 15 years i've been a provider in mental health. we do get better. i was not forced into treatment, i voluntarily went into treatment and i'm doing a lot better today. i would hate to see this law come in to form because one of the things that still goes on in the united states is stigma and profiling. and i'd like to read this before i go, really briefly. african americans are almost 5 times as likely to be recipients of forced treatment orders. hispanic people are too and twice as likely as white people to be the recipient of forced treatment. people with no history of hurting people are the primary recipients of this order. please do not let this pass. thank you for allowing me to share. >> thank you, next speaker please (calling names). >> supervisors, thank you so much for allowing me to speak. my name is thea cruz. i sat in another room watching this hearing waiting for my item to be

abe stopped short of providing an answer. opponents including members of his ruling party have said a corporate tax cut would delay efforts to rebuild the economy. the supporters of the plan have argued that the tax revenue increased from an economic recovery will be enough to cover the losses. abe wants to spur economic growth and rebuild the nation's public finances but he must face the past challenge of balancing u)j at the same time, kyoko fujita, nhk world. >>> and policymakers at the bank of japan have taken a look at what's ahead for the economy, and they haven't changed their assessment. they say japan is still on a path of moderate recovery, despite the higher consumption tax. the policymakers have been pumping billions of dollars into the markets every month to boost the money supply, they're hoping to move inflation closer to their 2% target. they decided unanimously to continue with their current policies. consumers across the country rushed to buy goods before the tax hike in april, and then demand stopped. still

i am strongly opposed to ab 1421. you know, i am representing people who have been diagnosed with mental health issues. we are the loved ones and we are saying no to ab 1421. i think you have to listen to the people who will be directly affected by this statute. it's one of the few times that i know of or maybe the only time that the customer is not right. secondly, i am always so overwhelmed by this it's hard to talk about it, about the scapegoating of people diagnosed with mental illness for the vial nrepbs our country. we are not a risk factor. repeatedly throughout my activism, which has been 30 or 40 years, every research study keeps coming up with the same findings that mental illness alone does not increase a risk for violence. we are not a violence risk factor. also in terms of incompetence it's just not accurate and research backs it up that 50 percent of up do not know we are suffering and want help and support. that is pk, this has been propeled by those two myths. it's a matter of stigma discrimination but

onand maybe putting pressure boj and abe, abe to get the third arrow and place. >> we had contraction activity in april as the sales tax wasn't lamented. but it -- was implemented. but if we look at the sequential, it is up from the april lows. i think what is going on with china is very helpful. there is a lot of concern about the chinese economic slowdown. much concern about the rollover of trust products, management products. we seem to be very much into the extent-and-pretend mode. , the loanproduct comes to maturity, there isn't the cash there to repay the loan. so you extend the loan and capitalize on we pretend it is a good loan. >> and pretend that it is not a problem at all. >> kicking the can is a popular policy tool. it would be unfair to say that it is just the chinese who do it. >> true enough. but for emerging markets, this means that china can prop up -- >> china is no longer a risk to the bull market. whether be it indonesia, the philippines, india or taiwan tech. china has a little bit of a catch up. then these countries with better macroeconomic stories continue to l

but he officially showed disclosure about abe's comments. >> translator: i would say i prefer mr. hagel's attitude. if you've got something to say, just say directly. mr. abe was suggesting the events by instigating disputes. >> reporter: the purpose of the annual forum is to tackle a range of security issues in the asia pacific region. but in recent years, the focus has squarely shifted to china. takafumi terui, nhk world. >>> u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel says he hopes an exchange of prisoners will lead to direct talks with the taliban. militants released army sergeant bowe bergdahl on saturday after nearly five years in captivity. in return, the u.s. government freed five inmates from the military prison at guantanamo bay. hagel made a surprise visit to afghanistan to celebrate the release of the sole remaining american military hostage. he said he hopes the transfer will provide a break for negotiations. american personnel from bergdahl had been freed then loaded five taliban commanders onto an aircraft bound for qatar. the former inmates were high ranking military an int

i have experienced over 30 years of mental health challenges and i oppose ab 1421. i oppose it for many reasons but one of the most important reasons i oppose it is because almost by definition, ab 1421 is a matter of people without mental health challenges making life choices for people with them. the power differential in that cannot be ignored and yet throughout this conversation i have not seen any of the people holding the power even willing to acknowledge it, let alone address it. people with mental health challenges have been involved in this conversation from the beginning. we're here. you've been hearing some extremely powerful and compelling comments from people with lived experiences today. please show us that you are hearing us when we tell you how this affects us and what we think of this. for myself, my own story, as i said, mental health challenges for 30 years. i've been homeless, i've experienced severe symptoms of schizophrenia, for years i had people trying to make decisions for me and every time they made a decision that they thought was right fo

>> abe: thank you. >> ej: samantha will be absolutely thrilled. >> abe: well, she's like a daughter toe, ej. >> ej: i know, um... look, abraham, i had something of a favor to ask you. how would you feel about performing the ceremony? >> abe: your wedding? >> ej:t meant so much to sonny and william to have marlena marry them. samantha thought it was one of the best parts. so, i know she'd be very happy if you would do the honors. >> abe: why didn't she ask me herself? >> ej: well, because i would like it to be a surprise. and it's my contribution to the wedding.

and abe lived his whole life in america, and there was one word that abe hated more than any other word in america -- >> tell us what he is doing. >> the red arrow, that is abe in military school before he became a zionist pioneer in palestine. and this is abe, this is tel aviv. this is a sand dune. this was the first road ever built in tel aviv, and abe was on the road gang. >> than what happened here? >> this is miriam's family. for those of you who have been to the holocaust museum, there is the wonderful exhibit of photographs from one village, and that is grandma miriam's village. eishishok. but the sign i was standing under, we were talking earlier about how hard it is to reach back in history and connect, and i had always heard the stories of grandpa abe's. he was the one who would talk about it. and in the early 1990's, we decided we were going to eastern europe, we had a niece living in vienna. i said if we are going, i want to go back to poland to the town that abe was originally from. and we got there and we got a guide and we were on the outskirts of the town, which is about

abe also referred to the upper revised gdp figures. he stressed the importance of a growth strategy to keep the economic momentum and pull the country out of deflation. >>> let's get a check of the markets now. japan's benchmark index reached its highest point in nearly three months. investors risk appetite incre e increased on the back of global stock rallies. the nikkei up 0.3% at 15,124. that's a level that we haven't seen since about mid-march. investors were cheered on by the revised gdp figures. other bourses in asia finished higher, tracking wall street's strong performance. this came after key u.s. data showed an improvement in the labor market. investors also took heart from solid export numbers out of china. the latest data showed china's exports grew for a second straight month in may from a year earlier. the hang seng index closed up nearly three quarters of a percent, 23,117. that was a rebound from three-day losing streak. in taiwan the taiex gained 0.3 finishing at 9,162. high tech heavyweight shares got a boost from upb

and with regard, with ab 2145, it is restricting clean power sf and the other programs to only, three counties, and we think that will be extremely problematic and we need to make sure that we keep opposing this bill, so that we can remove that provision, they want to compare the projected rates and require the insurance programs to post the actual rates that they are going to have and leave them open to lawsuits and so we need to get rid that have provision as well. >> any other members come forward. >> seeing none, we will close public comment. >> do you have any responses? >> no. >> okay. we will go to item four. >> item four, authorization to amend the local services agreement with miller and owen to extend the term to june 30, 2015. >> thank you, and mr. freed will be presenting. >> sure. this one against is the annual reuping of the miller and owens contract to do the legal services in the past for many years that we are appreciative that she would, and miss miller was also acting as the executive officer with the recent changes that they are going back to the legal services. so

that's how far the ab challenge takes you. 20 seconds. big deal. >> that's great. those are so great. >> "extreme weight loss" tuesdays on abc. and lara's hoping for a personal training session. >> i just got one. those were great. i'm inspired. i'm going to plank for at least three seconds. >>> also burning up "the heat index," everybody. we thank you so much, chris. moving on to nail polish, now. is the best deal for you in the drugstore or is it the expensive one? will it last longer? the consumer reports say that may not be the case. becky worley has more on this. you put it to the test, i hear. >> reporter: i did. good morning, gang. you think with some of the designer polishes costing just south of 30 bucks a bottle, they would last a week, or two weeks on your nails. or at least longer than the budget brands. but is that assumption true? we may think our most expensive purchases are the best ones. but kim kardashian showed up in makeup under 30 bucks. $20 mascara. $9 lipstick, right there from the drugstore. but what ab

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now the question it is well promised her abe, corporate, and society be willing to walk that walk.e are seeing some encouraging signs. they are talking about neutralizing the tax system. systemow, a taxe discourages women from working. their gender statistics, their gender write-downs on boards for instance, these may be tiny steps but finally we are starting to see some of the top-down pressure being translated into bottom-up action. next, are we finally seeing some green shoots in recovery for japan? all that when "asia edge" returns. >> welcome back. so we were talking about u.s. equities. you are still very bullish there , europe, all the rest. you are selecting europe even though things are so kind of contemptuous when it comes to russia and ukraine and all the rest. >> you can always have a geopolitical problem at any time. but if you look at the economy as such, europe is past the point of no return. that occurred to an half years ago. they has a market is recovering in an employment rates are coming down. the ecb is extremely accommodative right now and that is the recipe f

is it seen to be an embarrassment to prime minister abe. abe is promoting the cause of women in japanese society. he apologized. shiomura does not feel the matter is settled. she still wants the anonymous hecklers to step up and take responsibility. >>> time now for a check of the weather. people in southern china are dealing with heavy rain. mai shoji has more in world weather. >> every year people in china have dealt with severe flooding during the rainy season. but the rainy season this year has brought torrents of rainfall. the rain band still stretches into southern china and has been bringing drenching amounts of rainfall. people in guangdong province are still wading through knee-high waters. unfortunately rain will continue in the amounts of 100 to 150 millimeters in localized regions, certainly heightening the risk and concerns for further flooding and landslides. swrls mudslides. southwestern islands of japan has been dealing with flooding as well. down to the south, a tropical low pressure system is approaching the philippines an

the general denounced shipzo abe's comments. abe called on other countries to respect the rule of law. >> translation: we will never accept provocations under the pretext stirring up tension for selfish interests. the speeches made by mr abe and mr hagel gave me the impression that they coordinated with each other, staging provocative actions. >> richard sinker is a writer and senior feller at the school of international studies, saying south-east asian nations are willing to put their strong trade ties on the line and respect. the time to do this balancing act of having good relations with china, they have to. it's the 800 pound guerilla, they hedge their bets by keeping the united states involved as a kind of a counterweight to any kind of promise with china. it's a tough balancing act. at this point i don't think they are having problems from the u.s. side of things. what really is going to depend is how china will act in the next couple of years and whether or not they'll get ipp trance gent and insist that south-east ain na

dude, i want abs like so and so. just before the show, a very respected political strategist called me and said have you been paying attention to niece these soccer guys. my answer, i can't talk. her response, they're so hot. i can't stop much waing. my answer, good-bye. all last week and this weekend, all anyone has been talking about was the hotness of reynaldo, neymar and zeus a. and meeks. that is the hot mugshot guy. as a culture, we are obsessed with good looks, hotness. in my humble opinion, we are your pushing the limits on style or looks over substance. there's no doubt ta mugshot guy and the soccer players are easy on the eyes but do mugshot guys' dreamy eyes and keek bones trump his violent criminal past and present? his street gang affiliation? rain nald dose's rock hard peks more important than athletic prowess? who knows. i did spend hours this weekend test messaging my nieces about mugshot guy. i did watch every single moment, every minute of the world cup. cheering in a room full of strangers. and if

ab-2293 requires that uber, lift, and drivers of similar services be covered with commercial insurance when their app is on, telling passengers they are available. not covered when their app is off, and their personal car insurance resumes. it essentially kicks back in. the proposal comes after 6-year-old sophia lu was struck and killed by an uber contracted are driver whose app was on at the time, but not transporting anyone. uber denied responsibility. the taxi cab drivers say the ride-sharing service is cut into their profits and are not as regulated as they are. they believe ab 2293 would just make things worse for them. >> it would legitimatize them and it sends the message that they don't need to be regulated. that's telling us, we've completely wasted our time getting background checks, getting licensed, having full commercial insurance. >> uber also opposes the bill, telling the san francisco business times, ab 2293 is an attack on innovation and the technology industry. the bill only serves to help the insurance industry and will increase litigation by trial attorneys. but sup

i was working on ab 425 which i'll get to in a second. i want to reiterate that one of the reasons that marin and sanoma has had spectacular success is the two tier rate system. the light green and the dark green. that's something that the advocates in san francisco has pushed for a really long time. i think it's time to do that because it makes it clear when you have a good utility that's playing rate games with you to try to under cut you, the thing that made it possible for marin and sanoma to keep their rates low was their ability to have those two different types of programs and two different types of customers. we need to do that and get on the track. with regard to local build out, it's crucial, we have things that marin and sanoma and other counties don't have. we have the power enterprise and the bonding. [switching captioners] >> so we can be an example for the state. with regard to the ab 2145 they are hinting at a three-county con tingous limit, but they are not necessarily there yet and the bill is still being written as we s

the general said the criticisms were groundless and he denounced shinedo abe's comments at the summit. >> translation: we will never accept provocations by others under the pretext of positive pass vix that stirring up interests. the speeches made by mr ab, and mr hagel gave me the impression that they coordinated with each other, staging provocative actions. >> richard is a writer and fellow at the school of international studies and joins us from singaore. thank you for joining us. we heard china hitting back at the u.s. and japan. will beijing take further action or was this a face-saving message for domestic chinese audience? >> well, i think a lot of this is basically dash i think it's interesting that you wept off script to -- that he went off script to say these things, he's oem concerned and upset. they probably feel like they are being ganged up op. to a certain extent it's true, they derfe it, because -- deserve it because mostly it's china causing the aggressive actions in the china sea. they are called on is it. >> from the beijing point of view. if tensions were to escala

2145 and now that ab 2145 has changed the coalition has to once again, to the senate, get a whole new series of opposition letters. and we could conceivablely ask you in july for this and however, the senate assembly will be taking this up in very early august again. and so if there is a way for the before the july meeting, for you to do an action item and so that you, as the chair can work with mr. freed to send a new opposition letter to incorporate the new problems with the bill, and that will be good and so, you know, i will leave this open to mr. freed to make any recommendations, and what i would strongly recommend that we try to get a letter of opposition, very quickly to the senators, and if you get it to me, we have been in the conversation with senator leno and he wants to see such letters right away and so if you get it to us we can make sure that he sees it. >> thanks. >> thank you, i appreciate that and if we choose to right a letter, i want to just to state what our position will be, based on the legislation, and so it could be something, and a little bit different, but

. >>> we are back on talk to al jazeera america with abe fausman. >> the survey found there is pretty high unfavorability of muslims. for jewish, favorable/unfavorable. muslims. were you surprised? >> no, because i have always known and understood bigotry is not unidimensional. people who hate juice hate others. sometimes muslims, hispanics, african americans. if you are a bigot, you are a bigot. today, it's you. tomorrow, maybe me. so we've always known that the level of bigotry is out there is not only directed at us. it's directed at the other. whoever the other is in that society and whoever they feel would be politically expedient to 6 out. >> given those various strong passionate views that you have, it struck a lot of people as surprising when 51 park place, the muslim center was set to open two and a half blocks from ground zero. it was supposed to be a mosque at a community center and you opposed it. how come? >> i didn't oppose it. people didn't bother to read what we said. >> what did you say? >> our statement basically said they have a right. they have a legal right. they

secondly ab 2707 by member chow. this is on page ten of your matrix. it picks up where several bills have sought to approve three bike rack systems on 40 and 45 foot transit buses. this measure focuses only on the 40 foot transit buses and instead of having case by case legislation moving through the legislature, this effort is sponsored by the california transit association. all transit agencies would have the authority to place three bike racks on the front. in essence, because of all overall weight -- i'm sorry, overall length restrictions, when you add the most efficient bike rack to the front the third bike exceeds the overall length requirement by about 6 inches so consequently this authorization is required so we're recommending a support position on that. >> thank you very much. >> just a quick update on cap and trade. cap and trade discussions are taking place in the context of the overall state budget. the budget conference committee met all the way through friday. they were going to meet yesterday, they didn't. we hope they will meet today.

lets get back to katie with traffic abe weather together. >> good morning, everybody. we made it to everybody. he we mark the arrival of the next cold front this cold front will pack a punch of pretty significant moisture. not necessarily a severe weather event for us, which is good. this has been a system responsible already for quite a bit of heavy, damaging storms well off to the west but here's storm scan three. we can start there. nothing to speak of on the radar just yet but if you look really closely and watching news hd off to the north, and west here, let's zoom it out for everybody here you can see activity starting to pop here. if you look closely too a few lightening strikes embedded within some of these showers. the big story for us will be these round of heavier downpours that come through but mainly during the the p.m. if you are only out and about for maybe some morning errands, going the two gym, taking the dog for a walk abe you'll be inside for the rest of the day, you'll be okay. but i highly suggest if you have a long day ahead and maybe coming hom

they call it shinzo abe's road map, a plan to do better business japan.est corporation tax rates in the world. the aim to get it below 30% gradually over the next few years. we're expecting less bureaucracy and red tape. overtime will end. the foreign trainee program will be extended. abe promised a robotic revolution to boost productivity and off set a shrinking, aging work force. economic reforms are known as the third arrow in abe's plan to get asia's second biggest economy into better shape. let's get more. now the deen of the asian development bank institute joining us live. now thanks for joinings us on the program. you know we've had more reforms and another big announcement. some say there's little detail. everyone wants to see how reforms are going to be enacted if you will.>> i think this is one of the reasons for aging. the policy cannot do anything about aging population. prime minister abe introduced robot to handle old people. first we have to post product. in japan in the past, it was based on seniority. that does not work because as people

training exercise at the oakland airport went seriously wrong from our helicopter partnership with abs 7 news you can see the aircraft rescue fire fighting rig on it's side kron 4 has learned the driver a 28-year- veteran of the department was critically injured as a result. i understand that he was a senior member within the airport and that he was very experienced. also understand that he was very like and respected by a lot of his peers. > >the firefighter was participating in a simulated red alert drill when the accident happened the aircraft rescue fire fighting rig can hold close to 3,000 gallons of water and 420 gallons of foam and right now it's still unclear what cause the vehicle to tip. > > we are going to have to wait on the results of the investigation to find out exactly what. what > >oakland's fire chief says the firefighter has plenty of experience operating the rig, and because of that the accident comes as a complete surprise to her department. > > the department is in shock the. this man was very well- liked and respected by many. within many. > >the federal investig

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kiss your abs goodbye. cardiologist to check stand 1. crystal geyser alpine spring water? toucé.tal geyser. always bottled right at the mountain source. >>> in less than two weeks recreational marijuana will be legal in the state of washington but there will be long lines and high prices. on two growers are approved by a lab so supplies are low. though it may not matter, only a hand full of retailers will be ready to sell supplies, including one of seattle. the state is looking to set up more labs to certify samples and growers but could take time. the marijuana that will be available will be expensive. it starts out at $9 a gram, about the cost of a medical dispensary but add on a 25% retail tax, state taxes, local taxes and a retailer's markup. >>> a man and woman who thought they were cousins recently discovered they are actually siblings and their discovery saved a life. they have the same biological parents, but they were adopted by different families. frank was raised by his aunt and uncle and lupe by another family. recently the two figured out they were siblings, just in

how long do we think before ab kills herself? >> reporter: will haskill says comments like this appeared on an app last month and spread around his high school like a virus. trying to raise awareness, he wrote about the new bullying tactic. >> students who were targeted were blind sided. many teachers and administrators downloaded it. it really did take over the high school. >> i tried not to look, but i was fascinated that students were, like i said, capable of making these terrible comments. >> reporter: now that school is on lockdown. electronically. responding to complaints, the creators of the app set up geo fencing using coordinates to prevent the app from being used on school grounds, protecting 85% of all middle and high schools, an unprecedented step. >> we made our app 17 plus, but we as app developers realized how most parents don't know how to block apps on their children's phones. that's part of the reason we took the measure to disable it on school campuses. >> reporter: paula todd wrote the book "extreme mean." >>

abe is promising to work quickly to reverse the slide. he must promise the people that government will give them the support they need. >>> that's all for now in business news. i'll leave you with a check on markets. >>> time for the results of the 15th day of the soccer world cup. in group g, the united states faced germany. both came with four points from one win and one draw. the two sides finished the first half without scoring. thomas mueller scored the first goal giving his team the lead. at the very end of the game, germany faced dangerous cross play in front of their nets but the captain saved the day with his sharp defense. germany beat the u.s. 1-0. elsewhere in group g play, portugal faced ghana. both teams needed a victory to proceed to the final round. in the 31st minute of the first half, ghana's john boiets handed them a lead and then the striker equalized the score at 1-1. in the 80th minute, portugal's star striker, cristiano ronaldo scored his first goal. portugal beat ghana, 2-1. still failed to make it to the finals. g

. >>> and rating doubts on the abe optimism. all that and more, coming up. >>> investors had a start in falling out of barclay's dark pool. after thwarting investors with an internal investigation. names such as deutsche, chris swit and rbs withdrawing ahead of the probe. while revealing their exposure to high frequency traders. eric schneiderman spoke to cnbc yesterday and outlined the charges. >> this was fraught, yeah, and this was not the only example. the other major area of deception was how they screened and rated all traders to protect themselves, protect their investors from what they call toxic, predatory traders, in fact, the whole system was a sham. >> barclay's ceo anthony jenkins said he was deeply disappointed. he said barclay's is working urgently to understand the situation. and undertaking a full internal investigation. he said they would not tolerate any circumstances in which their clients are lied to or misled and instances discovered will be dealt with severely. he says the success of barclay's rely owes cl