angela gave police several items armstrong had left with her before he left the area. them, a large knife. police asked forensic experts whether this was the murder weapon. the answer was maybe. >> in my experience, people who attempt to match a particular knife to an injury venture a little too far from the shores of sanity. >> over time, the bones tend to warp and the wounds change a little bit. >> nevertheless, investigators needed to find troy armstrong to ask what he knew about belynda's disappearance. >>> forensic artist karen taylor was able to put a face on the skull found in yellow house canyon which, in turn, led to the discovery that it was 17-year-old belynda tillery. her ex-boyfriend, 27-year-old troy armstrong, was the prime suspect, but investigators had no idea where he was. angela allen had dated armstrong after belynda did and was initially reluctant to help police. >> i had to talk to angela two or three times, and every time i'd talk to her, i'd get a little more information. >> i knew the second that i started helping the police that i was putting

that is for the meeting between angela merkel and vladimir putin which took place earlier today. right now, francois hollande is continuing to welcome leaders to that lunch at the chÂteau. the main eventh, of the day will take place on the beach. start.nts got an early barack obama with the american ceremony that overlooks omaha beach. he and francois hollande held a joint ceremony in remembering -- in memory of the american soldiers who died in such great numbers on omaha beach 70 years ago. barack obama spoke of the courage of those who had taken part in the battle that was to turn the tide in a common struggle for freedom. called the site, the american cemetery, democracy's beachhead. he also paid tribute not only to those who died but those last few remaining american veterans who made the trip, many of who gathered behind him. commitment to human freedom and the site of wave after wave of young men boarding the boats to liberate people they had never met. we claimedr was won, no spoilers of victory. we helped europe rebuild. ourcommitment to liberty, claim to equality, our c

angela merkel once again standing behind the nomination of juncker. i am not sure he is a dream candidate, but angela merkel is .nder pressure in germany they are saying, you cannot give into the brats. brits. regarded as too federalist. very difficult to reconcile those positions. touel sa has gone commemorate the victims killed in world war ii, after the landings in normandy, one of the largest mass murders of french citizens during the german occupation. >> a village in central france was of no strategic interest to the germans, but that is precisely what made it a target. when the allies landed in 6, the ss madee its way toward the north of the country. to try to ward off french resistance fighters in the region, the ss spread terror in its path. route was a village where residents were divided up. men were sent into barns. women and children locked up in the church. all of them were sprayed with bullets and set on fire. 642 people were massacred that they. -- that day. only six survived. almost an entire population marked out in a matter of hours

angela, chris, thank you.e to tune in tomorrow morning, by the way, when marie 0 area bart roma sits down with utah congressman jason chaffetz to talk about the irs scandal and the mystery of those missing e-mails. that's tomorrow on "sunday morning futures." catch is all here 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> the u.s. economy shrinking at a much steeper pace than expected in the first quarter. so what happened and could it get better for the current quarter? we're going to discuss live. >>> and nasa is planning to test its own ufo today. the launch attempt of this new spacecraft. we've got it, next. what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... oh yeah, and frosted! what's your most favorite of all? hmm...the kind i have with you. me too. are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more i

>> angela merkel is emerging, in the words of the german newsmagazine, as europe's top diplomat. she on the one hand has supported the g7 demands that russia should withdraw its troops from the ukrainian border , that it should recognize the new ukrainian government, and it should stop supporting the separatists in eastern ukraine. on the other hand, while america, for example, has been shunning moscow, president obama refusing to talk to president putin, angela merkel, it seems, has been telephoning and calling moscow. she is trusted, i think, to a large extent by vladimir putin. she has a certain advantage as a diplomat in this. she is the only one of the g7 leaders who speaks fluent russian. she does not require an interpreter. that is very useful. it makes the conversations then presumably more precise and possibly more personal. >> talk about the more personal aspect, john. what comes next? will be chancellor be sitting down with the russian president? >> yes, she will. she will be meeting him tomorrow. interestingly enough, the announcement was made by moscow, not by berlin

angela, you live there.elating what is happening today around voting rights to what is happening 50 years ago. first, david, and then i want to ask each of you, when did you hear what had happened to your brother? >> well, he was missing on june 21, but we did not know he was dead for 44 days. the fbi found their bodies in the afternoon of august 4. i was at home by myself. my parents had gone out that evening to a concert. it was the first time they went out. i believe lee white, who is assistant to president johnson, actually called powerhouse. said they had found the bodies. >> i think was bill moyers who got the call for mississippi saying they have found them when he was in the white house. julia chaney-moss, can you tell us where you were on that day when you learned? home with my mother and my sisters and my brother, ben. >> and the white house called? >> no. we did not get a presidential call. what hadd you learn of happened? , i will preface it with before they left, before mickey, j, and and he lau

franÇois hollande chancellor angela merkel brought the men together.putin poroshenko shook hands and agreed to hold talks on a cease-fire in the coming days. away from the cameras inside the normandy chÂteau, another unexpected meeting. putin speaking to barack obama for the first time since russia annexed the crimean peninsula in march. according to diplomatic officials, the two leaders spoke of the need to end violence as quickly as possible. putin claiming he could have a certain but not total influence over events in ukraine's east. against a backdrop of tension, thisay began with seemingly avoiding each other. they attended separate dinners in paris to keep believers apart, but on friday, a hint as to renewed relations made television screens -- clinton and obama sharing a smile at the commemoration ceremony in obamady -- putin and sharing a smile at the commemoration ceremony in on the. >> the man tapped to be the next president of afghanistan narrowly escaped an assassination attempt. at least six people were killed in the attack, but abdullah w

it is angela in jail. and you have never seen this footage anywhere else if you have not seen the film. i love you to talk about the woman of the movement. we know about angela and you were the first woman. >> the first was joanne mitchell. she was the woman's captain. i became on the central committee but she was the captain before the central committee. the movement, the civil rights movement in the south, was mobalized, organized, dominated by the activities of women. and the men who are spokesman are leaders and they are written about in the press and they go to meetings but they don't actually reveal -- that doesn't reveal the way the movement evolved. when you put the term leaders, people unconsciously want to see a male. but that doesn't mean the work, programming and leadership wasn't done by quite a few women. and in the black party two guys started with but as time went on and more and more men got arrested it got to the point where the majority of live, on the ground panthers were women. it does

ava cameron and angela merkel are in sweden for an eu summit.n the agenda, the next eu president jean-claude juncker's bid has been dealt another blow. the swedish prime minister is voicing his concerns about the process for filling the position. we are joined by the head of macro credit research at rbs. the queue for coming down. opposition to candidacy seems to be growing here. what are the prospects for him actually getting the job? >> a lot of investors underestimate the importance of european parliament. i think the decision in the end comes down to who decides which is the most important legislative arm in europe. juncker is the leader of the leading party. his country says you should take that into account. >> take it into account. >> if you pick an external candidate who has basically just a phone line to berlin and paris, you underplay the real decision power of the eu. i think we need a stronger europe going forward. i also think the you k's card in this is a little bit in domestic politics. the weakness of the conservatives versus uki

that would appeal to angela merkel. is never been a nordic commission president, so that would go down well. i would have to think that he would be good. point taken. we will leave it there. gabriel, nice to see you. >> for those listening on bloomberg radio, "first word" is up next. standoff.r we will be speaking to them about what this could mean. david cameron saying the european council should be in the driving seat. angela merkel saying democratic authority in the european parliament. >> we will take a break. ♪ >> the elephant in the room. for --.s bid >> made in italy. renzi looks east for investment. >> cashing out. wilbur ross sells his remaining stake in the bank of ireland. good morning to our viewers in europe. a warm welcome to those waking up in the united states. i am guy johnson. >> i am olivia sterns. this is "the pulse." youe are going to take inside the world of five-star security in brazil. what is the price of protection? cameron and angela merkel been speaking about who should get the ee's top job.

wererman chancellor angela -- angela merkel warned of sanctions if progress for the mating ukraine.nd foreign ministers in brussels have also been discussing the situation. ahead of that meeting, it was said there were no signs that russia was respecting its international commitments. >> russia's aggression against the ukraine led to the suspension of our practical cooperation. that we see to say no signs that russia is respecting its international commitments. >> it is 14 minutes past 1:00 here in paris. you are watching live from paris. now a look at the headlines. prime minister maliki rules out u.s.nity government that officials had been hoping for. jihadist are 90 kilometers from baghdad. in ukraineease-fire teeters on the brink of collapse. and voting is underway in the via -- libya. 200 candidates are vying for seats in the parliament and house of representatives, which s hopes -- is hoped will end three years of growing unrest and turmoil. great attention being paid to iraq and the relentless advances within iraq and syria. exhibit is right. the washington post says isis is

martinez she lives in class e as a graduate she'll be attending where is angela she'll be tending ucla yeah. (clapping). >> good morning, everyone. thank you, everybody for being here and celebrating the class of 2014 our success. to begin i'm originally in los angeles i was born over there when i was about 2 my mother and i moved to the bay area and would go in the s r o in the hotels in the tenderloin we 3w0u7bd around and then a couple of years leader we get evicted from our home due to financial strunlz. thankfully the san francisco housing authority gave us a place and our first apartment and home in katrero hill. having a stable home meant one last thing to worry about. i loved walking to school i want went to staggering it was close i walked to school a and had friends in my community and enjoyed living there. i was in school like every other student elementary the only difference was at home, i held many responsibilities. i helped my mom what with cooking and cleaning and getting any siblings ready for school and picking up them up sometimes. once i hit high school i saw the wo

which was promised and initiated during the june 6 meeting between the president of , chancellor angela merkel, and the president of normandy. this is definitely the first and very important step toward the much needed dialogue. >> he says he wants an entry to the fighting soon. some people are calling it a cease-fire. does this message mean that the violence will actually stop quickly? >> it doesn't look like that. we have to remember that there are hundreds if not thousands of heavily armed militiamen in eastern ukraine. shoote and army will not in offense but they will definitely defend themselves if the separatists start firing at them. it does not look like they're planning to stop the fighting anytime soon. >> thanks for joining us with that update. an unprecedented meeting in the vatican now. israel's president and his havetinian counterpart held a prayer of peace with pope francis. the meeting sends a strong signal to the middle east and comes at a crucial time. us-led peace talks between the israelis and palestinians have hit a wall, and there is hope that today's gesture will

. >> and now i'd like to call up angela martinez from plaza east (clapping) she's one of our seniors that graduated tb june jordan on her way to ucla in the fall (clapping). >> your mom and family are especially proud of your accomplishments and your radio debut on sunday night with the mayor. congratulations and willing to you (clapping) yes. jacqueline from west brook i think she's not here yet; is that right? we have another person from pa terror annex (clapping) she's one of the our seniors that graduated from the academy and is going off to i'm sorry that's jackie barns she graduated fromgalactia low high school living in the dorms at the cal state hayward in the fall (clapping) your mom and family are very proud of user you and congratulations and guideline to you (clapping) esmeralda rodriguez from alice griffith (clapping) all right. our senior that graduated from phillip and salisbury ton high school going off to 70 state and esmeralda had her debut with the mayor on sunday we're proud of your accomplishments and our mom olympic is here and our family is proud of you congrat

we thank you for joining us, angela. boy, what a feisty discussion. >> i know, i know. >> you guys go home and settle what you need to do with the irs. >> thank you for having us. >> good-bye. >>> well, got to have some humor for this sad situation that goes on in our own irs. don't miss this. congressman charles bu stanny chairman of the house oversight committee will try to make sense of all of this. he will speak with maria bartiromo on the irs scandal tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. on sunday morning futures on the fox news channel. be sure to be there to watch it. >>> but still to come, continue to watch us as well, coming up, president obama announcing the next steps in iraq. >> we do not have the ability to simply solve this problem by sending in tens of thousands of troops and committing the kinds of blood and treasure that has already been expended in iraq. >> so with the u.s. refusing to get into the battle, does this mean that iraq will descend into chaos and become a breeding ground for terrorists? what is nex

in the presence of german chancellor angela merkel, vladimir putin broke the ice with petrol -- tetra poroshenko. >> i cannot stay it was a substantial discussion, but nevertheless we touched upon the main issues regarding a solution for the situation and we talked about our economic ties with regards to the solution of the situation. callcome mr. poroshenko's for an immediate end to bloodshed. >> with the brief encounter, there are hopes of a breakthrough. it was always encouraging for angela merkel, who held formal bilateral discussions with the russian president earlier in the day, calling on russia to recognize its responsibility to ease the crisis in ukraine. for the world leaders in normandy, it was more than a day of remembrance. it was also a day of delicate diplomacy. >> let's go to moscow and our correspondent. we saw some diplomatic overtures at the d-day ceremony, how were they received in moscow? rocks russian state tv is -- >> russian state tv is praising vladimir putin for a job well done. there is no talk about isolation. russian tv stresses that angela merkel and fran

you can tell angela is a little happy.other and son, thinking angelo said he's getting married or he's having a baby or bought mom a new car or something. oh, no. here is what angelo is excited about. >> just announced that she's going to make a sequel to "my big fat greek wedding." it means like a second movie that continues the story. >> i would love this. i would love this. >> as you can tell she is a mega giant fan of the 2002, very popular mega hit movie "my big fat greek wedding". >> two kinds of people. greek and everybody else who wish they were greek. >> they are making a sequel. >> this is angelo breaking that news to angela because she doesn't have a computer, she doesn't know about this stuff. >> all the other movies can go to hell. this is it. >> people will say sometimes the sequel isn't as good as the first one. she says oh, no. >> the hell with the people. >> we have angelo and ap gel la joining us right this minute to talk about this highly anticipated sequel. angelo why were you recording mom in the first

. >> angela merkel speaks russian. vladimir putin speaks german.he two leaders are said to have a good working relationship and have spoken frequently during the ukraine crisis. ukraine was on the agenda again friday as they met for an hour-long private conversation on the sidelines of the d-day ceremonies in france. merkel was also on hand for a 15-minute encounter between putin and poroshenko, the newly elected president of the ukraine . many hoped this could be a turning point after months of tensions. a short time later, u.s. president barack obama and putin spoke briefly ahead of a state dinner hosted by the french president. it was their first face-to-face meeting since the ukraine crisis started. hollande welcomed putin with military honors thursday, but that did not hide the tensions between moscow and western capitals. british prime minister david cameron seized the opportunity to clearly express his government's views of russian policies. >> the status quo, the situation today is not acceptable, and it needs to change. we need russians to

the 26 other leaders voted in favor, including german chancellor angela merkel. >> the debate about a leading candidate has not only resulted in a decision about who it should be -- it has also set the agenda to the next five years. this strategic agenda sets up the challenges that we, together with the eu parliament, must face in the next five years. >> europe's and excavation president has a difficult job ahead of him. he needs to champion major reforms to the eu and at the same time address british demands that powers be given back to member countries. >> let's find out what this all means. jeff is at the european council and has the details for us. great to see you. mr. juncker has been a very much in the thick of things, and david cameron says he has just been far too long around the eu block tom about other leaders disagree. >> they sort of did. to be honest, a lot of the leaders see mr. juncker is a compromise candidate. he is not actually the first choice of many of them, but he is a consensus candidate, with two exceptions, as you say -- hungary and the u.k. -- and david came

prosecutors in germany have opened an investigation into the alleged monitoring of chancellor angela merkel's mobile phone by the u.s. national security agency, the nsa. those revelations came to light last year. you may remember by edward snowden but it damaged relations seriously between washington and berlin and the investigation will be seen as diplomatically sensitive. it's the first formal act taken by a german government agency in response to those allegations made public as i say by the former u.s. intelligence analyst edward snowden. >>> you're watching gmt.

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german chancellor angela merkel, a political ally using angela merkel as his lifeline and germany's whobe a millionaire and angela merkel hung him out to try sending his phone a friend request to voicemail twice. angela merkel, over 500,000, what was the question? about east german washing machines. and major cash triple crown hopeful california chrome, major endorsement deal with sketchers, one of the biggest in horseracing history. they might put the current pitchman out to pasture, joe montana, pete rose and joe na t nama namath. time for some fun with spare change. it is time to take your yellow polka dot men's trunks, gq magazine says the printed suits is all the rage for men's bathing suits this year, jo lin kent, susan patton and dominic, one of the things we are talking about this year, blue's fashion has taken a turn into a territory that might be regular guys calling it. all of a sudden they are following these trends, short front, right sox, big money loser. what do you think? >> a lot of potential, retail analysts about this. what is the money-making opportunity here? severa

angela, tell us about kevin mccarthy and what's going to change in the house. >> well, hopefully immigration. and by that, i mean there is the only potential that immigration reform has now is the fact that kevin mccarthy, as the new majority leader, is from a district in bakersville, california, that has 35% latino workers, latino population and even larger group of workers. and businesses who have told him repeatedly that they rely heavily on these migrant workers. in addition to that, he is well known for his relationship with silicone valley, being the bridge from the gop to the tech industry. and i'm thinking that if immigration reform advocates

her name is angela simpson. >> simpson i think is a very scary individual.ly one in there that i take every precaution in the world to make sure my staff and myself are safe. she is the one in this whole jail that creeps me out, for a better word. >> i was the first person on the crew to get introduced to angela simpson, and upon meeting her, the first things that came out of her mouth when i approached her, she pretty much told me to go "f" myself. for someone to say, go "f" yourself, it's like, all right, welcome to jail. >> simpson is a very scary person. she is just by the nature of her crimes and the way that she has been here and just her manners and that, she just doesn't seem to have a lot of those inhibition controls that most people would, and because of that she can be very much a threat to staff. so we have to keep her in a very controlled setting. >> simpson was accused of kidnapping, torturing and murdering a man she believed to be a police informant. she has then said to have dismembered the corpse, set it on fire and to have thrown the remain

. >> angela simpson is one of the four women assigned to atom 100. >> simpson, i think, is very scary individual. she's probably the only one in there that i take every precaution in the world to make sure my staff and myself are safe. >> i heard they said i was possessed by the devil. that's hilarious. isn't that beautiful? i told my kids when they were babies they saw a guy [ bleep ] behind a circle k. i told them that's how cops grow. so, yeah. i didn't know they would next week go [ bleep ] in the alley and try to grow a cop. that was not my intention. >> she seems to have a true gang type mentality. snitches get stitches and ditches. she'll stare you down and the hair on the back of your neck standing up. >> i've asked god a lot to spontaneously combust officers. >> where does that come from, your hatred of cops? >> that's not something i'll discuss. >> but simpson regularly illustrates her hatred of law enforcement officers through her drawings. >> here's one for my brother. i've got to send that to him. it's from the pigs in a blanket series. don't you love the pigs in a blanke

as member states moved closer together, does not mean everything needs to take place at speed. >> angela merkel and other leaders have made it clear they want to keep britain in the european union. >> the muslim holy month of ramadan starts this weekend prompting millions around the world to embark on a day of fasting. those observing the fast refrain not only from eating and drinking during the day but also from sex, smoking, and other worldly pleasures. during the day, the focus is on good works and spirituality. the evenings are marked by communal celebratory meals to break the fast. world cup action continues today with the decisive knockout phase. hosts brazil kickoff the round of 16. they face chile, who are brimming with confidence after coming out on top of group b. the last time chile beat brazil was in a qualification game 14 years ago. they have never won against the brilliant solutions -- against the brazilians in a world cup match. expectations and hopes on both sides are very high. >> getting warmed up for the big match. for those in the home country, the expectations are h

as angela made the point, you had to have not voted in the democratic primary.black voters. what he essentially says is thad dock ron is an idaologue. he also makes the point that health centers, historically black colleges directly and indirectly boosted black communities. for that reason, to stave off a chris mcdaniel. what do you think of that? >> that's not what i would do. when some folks -- you take the history of mississippi, when some folks are so egregious that you have someone who's not quite as egregious then you say, you know what, you need to throw that vote so we don't just go back into the fire again is not my idea of the way to go forward politically. if you want to rally black voters to vote, and i'm certaincertain ly in favor of that, find candidates to get behind. defeat cochran. that's what i'd encourage people to do. >> the other thing i think is trouble i troubling, this idea that, you know, first of all it's going to be real easy to spot the democrats crossing over in that poll because they're going to be the black people, right. mississip

joining me now, jared bernstein and angela rod.g here. >> thank you. >> how could anybody think it's easy to be poor? >> it's ironic. they have been calling hillary clinton out of touch all week. it's not just one bad comment. it's a series of bad policy reck are men days agos and ideas from the party. they had a growth and opportunity report last year. the one thing they have failed to address not only in the report but anything happening since that report is opportunity. the reason why people are poor, rev, is for a lack of opportunity. there is no rising tide that lifts all boats when you don't have a boat. there is no ability to get ahead when for some folks who live in republican districts, an overwhelming majority of people are voting interest with lifeboat money. they have to find another way to address policies for people that have been under served and are low income. >> president obama also talked today about how republicans are keeping the economic system rigged. >> so far this year in congress republicans have blocked o

started to our three weeks ago i heard a firm, absolute statement from angela merkel that jean-clauder is her candidate. she said sure use every opportunity to lobby on his behalf. the question is, does merkel's support if it is strong, devin cut against everything going against junker? you have the british mounted a campaign, a corrugated campaign. aboute with nick clegg how he is making calls to eu leaders he knows trying to block this appointment of junker. you have the swedish who are clearly opposed. it is getting to be hard to see over the top of his only ally in this. it is angela merkel and the idea that as the head of the center right party, his party -- he should be in scotland and the position. the argument from cameron is these are rules not agreed to by all the treaty members. thank you very much. hans nichols in a berlin. the british labour party, the opposition, has came out against junker. we have nick clegg. a coalition of the u.k. and he is from the liberal democrats. he told my colleague it will be a mistake for david cameron to pull britain out of the eu even if ju

what is angela merkel actually thinking. it seems she actually supports him.he is willing to sacrifice for the larger goal of keeping david cameron happy. >> what else is on the agenda? >> there will be some talk on benefits, about how you streamline the process and make it harder for citizens from different countries to get benefits in the country where they are residing. is another part of the reforms that are so essential for him to make the case at his referendum that i am sure you guys are talking about a lot up there in 2017. he needs to have certain deliverables so he can make the case the u.k. is better off inside rather than out. three of the biggest corporate backers have expressed concern over the new allegations against the way football's governing body awarded qatar the world cup. our editor has just gotten back, and he joins us. sony, adidas, they are adding pressure, the sponsors adding a to hold anfef investigation. >> they haven't gotten the choice but to carry out a full investigation and to disclose the findings. let's not forget what these

germany's angela merkel threatens further sanctions, however. >> the u.s. moves to lift a four decade old ban on exports of light crude as shale activity leads to a jump in oil supply. >>> and abu dhabi agreed to buy a 49% stake in alitalia. the two airlines will finalize the deal as soon as possible. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> all right. thanks for stay with us staying with us. the russian parliament's upper chamber has voted to revoke the rights it had granted president putin to order a military intervention in ukraine. justifying the move which putin had elected lawmakers say it should be seen as an act of good will to help if a till tate peace efforts. the german chancellor says she will support fresh sanctions against russia is if is no progress on the situation in ukraine. >>> on the to the middle east, iraq's very future will be determined in the coming days. that's acourt to go secretary of state john kerry and he made the comments as political pressure on al maliki to st

spied on cell phone of angela merkel and 35 other world leaders. president obama arrived in belgium for the g-7 submit where they are expected to focus on the 'e embattled nation of ukraine. >> meteorologist dave warren. this was from yesterday, and these are now very intense lines of areas of severe weather. they begin to bow out. you can see how they bow out. that's an indication of very powerful wind and large hail. this was the last 24 hours that area of rain causing flooding, wind damage and hail damage and continuing to push to the east. a large of wind and hail damage reports. a path there with all these reports combine that one area. that was yesterday, the last 24 hours. the area today will be around west virginia, eastern kentucky and tennessee. this is some strong storms developing. now there is the potential for these to become severe so, a watch is possible. nothing issued yet, but it's moving into areas where there is a favorable force. a watch could likely be issued from the storm prediction area over that area for the remainder of t

secretary that brought magnificent active prowess to things 0 this is a smooth running machine and to angela wilhelm for the sxhor materials if you need someone to rake our backyard for rocks between the 3 of them we made one full-time employee that was engaged and to the other members of the advocates and the provider let me say it's been a pleasure 30 work with them i've learned a lot in the last year. major goals of the program is on your power point were to develop and provide a 40 hour coordination recognizing mental illness and that's teamwork. do you have it now >> i have to call downstairs. >> we'll expend our 3 minutes. >> boy if i knew i that had had 3 minutes i would have skipped the intro. members of the community has copies too >> it will probably catch with you. >> i'll read the slides and i don't have to read them the second was to have officers trained to deal with mental illness in crisis and deploy those officers for calls to services involving mental illness in crisis and create a working group. this all arise out of the police commission resolution that's a lengthy dwomen

there may as well ask angela davis. why are you here? let's talk about it.r asking me a question. okay. let's talk. now i am talking but the cameras are still rolling in now meet telling you? when people see that they're so struck but you start to think maybe these people just drop in horrible conditions and got the big idea they could do something to change at. maybe it is about that not a pathological problem with black people that makes us want to run into the streets [applause] >> with that reference to human blood davis let's go to clip number three. >> the trial will be historic in its unfairness. . . is priceless. it is in jail. so, kathleen i. would love you to talk a little bit about the women of the movement. we know about angela and that you were the first female leader within the party. >> the first one was joann made mitchell. i came on the central committee before the community and this idea of leaders, the movement, the civil rights movement in the south was mobilized and organized, dominated by the activities of women and the men who are spok

and now angela arentsz with this linkedin post. do you see this as a hard right turn for apple or a natural evolution as the country and the public and the markets become more interconnected, too? >> i think it's -- tone starts at the top. this is more about tim cook's tone and he's setting that style for apple and i think the employees will embrace it. >> let's talk about splunk, the company that you're ceo of. interesting, one of those stocks that's moved around quite a bit, i believe it's down 22% year to date. are people not getting the value in big data or is this just sort of like a healthy correction as people start to look at, okay, what's the real business here and how is it going to grow over time? >> the class of 2012 is what we think about about all of us who went public in 2012 and the entire category had a phenomenal run-up in the fall. and they had a phenomenal downturn in the spring. i was so popular and so smart in the fall. and now my mom won't even return my phone calls. >> come may 1st, what happened. >> your mo

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. >> german chancellor angela merkel and the french president held a four-way phone call on sunday with russian president vladimir putin and his ukrainian counterpart. the call was part of a push for diplomatic solutions to the ongoing crisis in eastern ukraine. they want to do and to pressure russian rebels to lay down their arms. shaky cease-fire between ukrainian military and rebels is due to expire on monday. the path forward is still anything but clear. several hundred residents took to the streets in eastern ukraine to demand an end to the ongoing conflict. the pro-russia demonstrators carried a giant ribbon, a russian symbol of bravery. but they want peace on their conditions. iswe are for peace, but what peace? if they continue shooting, we will take up weapons and defend our land. we will fight for our home. in the ukrainian capital at the same time, several thousand people gathered outside the president's palace to protest against peace and the government's truth. they demanded more weapons to drive out the pro-russian separatist. >> they are not letting us fight, they are not

. >> angela merkel has given support, but david cameron and several others are refusing to endorse him>> the leaders of britain, germany, sweden, and the netherlands said they wanted to focus on the future of the eeo -- the future of the eu and not jean-claude juncker. david cameron did not repeat warnings that britain could leave the eu if jean-claude juncker is confirmed. >> i want britain to stay in a reformed european union. that is my goal. i think that is best written and europe as well. >> chancellor angela merkel says she supports him but did not want to discuss appointments in sweden. >> we have already said that that you commission presidency would not be the focus of our discussions. we wanted to do what had not been done as often as it should. we wanted to discuss topics that mattered to the citizens. >> the four leaders were tightlipped after the summit. a source close to david cameron said that talks were productive, but the debate over jean-claude juncker was still not resolved. >> the german foreign minister has traveled to russia for the first time since the outbreak o

chancellor angela merkel became the first german leader to attend. she said holding a european union summit in a city that was rebuilt from scratch after the war was a symbol of how the eu has made lives better. >> europe's leaders remember the great war. the resulting continent riven by alliances and rivalries. in a sign of just how much things had changed since, german chancellor angela merkel was cheered by the locals. today, europe's rivals mostly square off at eu meetings and not on the battlefield. merkel says the leaders will look for compromises at their summit, even though british prime minister david cameron is isolated in opposing jean-claude juncker as european union president. quick bits of a deal if we are not unanimous. i think we can compromise and even make concessions to britain here. >> here in flanders where so many died due to diplomatic failures, european leaders were keen to sound conciliatory. >> i don't think anyone is going to be the loser. i think it is important that jean-claude juncker puts forward an economic reform agen

>> i'm angela.e to meet you. >> i wanted to go over all your grades. >> angela is john's academic counselor. >> looks like we're hit zitting at b's, high c's. >> her job is to make sure john does his job, creep kookeeping s up so he can do what he came to ole miss to do. play football. >> any concerns? >> the first test was a wake-up call. >> what do you have to do to be eligible? >> 2.0. if they fall below 2.0, they go on ax academic probation and dismiss dismissal. >> there's a level of stress. i have to keep performing to make sure i have a scholarship. >> it's a business. >> it's a business. >> and this business of college sports is gavrned by extremely strict rules about what players can and can't do. if players are caught breaking the rules, it can be big news with big consequences. >> a probe of ucla basketball players -- >> bad news, johnny manziel will be suspended. >> here at ole miss, matt ball -- >> what can i do and can't do when i'm here with the athletes. >> don't do their homework fo

. >> angela! hello!> and here's the architect and owner and designer. >> angela denadjieva is a world-famous architect, known for some huge projects, including seattle's freeway park and the keller fountain park in portland. >> i'm dolly. so nice to meet you. how are you? >> wonderful. [ chuckles ] >> you designed this house? wow. >> sure, just a "small project" with 36-foot cathedral ceilings and 57 windows. >> so, this is all natural? >> back in 1982, angela and her husband bought the land for just over $400,000. at the time, that was the most expensive lot in the entire area. we'll get to today's price in a minute, but first, let's see more. >> i can't even imagine how this would come to you, like the water feature, the ceilings, the way it's set up here is amazing. >> we've seen mansions with multimillion-dollar movie theaters, a bowling alley, and even a full-size stuffed giraffe, but this is a first. there are literally thousands of gallons of water rushing down the middle of this giant granite sta