i have finally, finally joined apple nation after all -- life-changing. i love it. i know the watch is next right. i just now i given up on blackberry after all this time. there you go. out of work or just not looking? new bls report finds one in five american households has no one in the house that is working at all. i thought that was pretty staggering. those are staggering numbers. >> there is both less and more to this at the same time. less because, a lot of those people are people who are collecting social security. we've got baby boomers retiring. so that increases the number. i was talking to our economics editor at "barron's," he was saying one of the real developing stories he is watching, when you have -- you don't always know how many people are working because this very high rate of people on disability insurance right now. those people, a lot of them work you know for cash. >> a lot of them by the way don't deserve to be on disability. melissa: right. >> cash jobs where they're not going to be reporting these jobs to the agencies that -- melissa: you'r

. >> the king of south africa apples zulu nation held a rally to condemn recent immigrant attacks, at least seven being killed. >> saying foreigners were responsible for high crime rate. as charles stratford reports from durbin, the king says his remarks were taken out of context. >> reporter: he's one of the most powerful men in south africa. respected and adored. many feel the zulu king should have made this speech weeks ago. >> translator: i have come to declare a new war. this war is to protect every foreigner here. every foreigner must be safe. as your king, i call for calm. >> he said the media should be investigated for misinterpreting another speech he paid last month. many say that speech in which he blamed foreigners for the growing crime rate has led to the xenophobic attacks. >> we should hold hands with the police. those who committed crimes must be brought to justice because the law must stop those trying to destroy south africa's image. >> the king's supporters say the media has lied about him. >> it's good the king came here because he set the record straight. >> repor

. >>> the first people who pre- ordered apple watches should start receiving them today. "nation with its arrival, apple has updated its website to read, the watch is here. some international customers have already reported getting their watches in the mail. they say it was shipped in a long skinny rectangle a long skinny rectangle box that is of course right. apple is only selling the watch online, and not in stores. but some high end boutiques in los angeles tokyo, london,, tokyo, london, paris, berlin and milan are offering them. not here in the bay area. >> no. >> which is odd. >>> 409 is the time, attention muni riders you are in store for some changes. hurting this weekend coming up in 20 minutes we are going to tell you how service will be different and the impact it will have on thousands of writers. >>> next, they sound like a magic trick, but a bay area company has found a high-tech a high-tech solution to our water shortage. how it says it can pool water from thin air. >>> we are still doing okay for the morning commute. we are off to a decent start as you look at high

the dow rose 72 points nasdaq finished four points lower because apple fell over $2 a share. >>> the nationaltball league has given up tax exempt status. they will not have to release roger goodell's salary 35 million. individual teams do not have tax exempt status. the nfl has $10 billion in annual revenues. >>> mother's day is a week from sunday. americans will spend more on moms this year than last. according to a survey they will spend $10 per mom more averaging $172 per shopper. 67% will buy flowers, cards and clothing off the gift list. americans will spend $3.8 billion on brunch and other special activities. allison? >> brunch lasts for like an hour and jewelry lasts forever. a tip for dads out there, right? >> hope your kids are watching. >> exactly. jill wagner thanks. >>> arizona diamondbacks pitcher got hit in the face with a line drive. bradley was down. 22-year-old rookie walked off the field while arizona was finishing a 12-5 win over colorado bradley was in the hospital. he posted a picture of his swollen right cheek on twitter thanking fans for support. >>> the spurs are one s

guy:tom: baltimore calls up the national guard. apple cash the dividend is 11%. good morning everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene. joining me is olivia sterns and brendan greeley. olivia: let's get to our top height lines. troops of moved into baltimore overnight. riots arrested after the funeral of a black man who died in police custody. demonstrators threw rocks and bottles at police and injured 15 of them. the sister of freddy gray urged protesters to make their point peacefully. >> i don't like it at all. olivia:

some say it could explain apple's absence at the trade fair in february. the national assembly has approved a law that would ban advertisements for artificial tanning beds for minors. it would prohibit giving sunbeds to nonprofessionals. it's a larger health bill that is expected to be voted into law by the year's end. staying in france, the oecd praised france's tax friendly tax cuts but more reform needs to be done. one staked his political livelihood to bring down the record high unemployment. he said the government has done its part and it's time for the private sector to step up. tom waterhouse has the story. tom: it was most surprised the french president shows a visit to this vactry in northern france to celebrate the fact that country's economy is forecast to forge ahead. >> our very economy is recovering. the figures published this morning confirms that but it's recovering slowly. wrer talking about a growth rate of more than 1% in 2015 but we should have bigger ambitions and we need more than 1% growth to create jobs. tom: the figure from france's national st

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baltimore calls up the national guard. apple generates cash and more cash the dividend is 11%. good morning everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene. joining me is olivia sterns and brendan greeley. olivia: let's get to our top height lines. troops of moved into baltimore overnight. riots arrested after the funeral of a black man who died in police custody. demonstrators threw rocks and bottles at police and injured 15 of them. the sister of freddy gray urged protesters to make their point peacefully. >> i don't like it at all. olivia: the governor declared a state of emergency in baltimore. he said the demonstrators had crossed the line. >> people have the right to protest and expressed their frustration. baltimore deserves peace and safety in communities. these acts of violence and distraction of property cannot and will not be tolerated. olivia: public schools will be closed in baltimore and there will be a curfew. the death toll from that quake in nepal has risen to more than 4400 and it's likely to get worse. there could be as many as 10,000 people dead.

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. >>> why on international version of apple siri is accused of being homophonic. >>> tonight at 5:00, dove nationing a family tradition. look at this. this is 19-month-old noah with his mom and his dog hank. we're told hank also a warriorsnd catching a game is an opportunity for some father-son bonding. we'd like to see your warriors pride. use hash tag dubs on 7 and we'll find them. we need to take a weekend family photo. see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." severe threat. the states under tornado watch. and the deadly storms. the major soaking on the way in the east. and in the west, the wildfire sending families from their homes and farms. >>> no apology. the pilot who breached the no-fly zone to land at the capitol, speaking out for the first time. >> at no point did i feel this was not a good idea. >> tonight, what security forces were prepared to do to stop him. >>> disaster at sea. a boat overturning, nearly 1,000 people missing. and the desperate search for survivors. why the mediterranean is now becoming a graveyard for migrants. >>> and, rock reunion. the newest names i

apple last year. >>> d.c. lawmakers want to join other states in establishing a national bald eagle day. the bald eagle appeared with mary cheh in front of the wilson building. challenger flies at many sporting events like the men's final four last weekend. >> the bald eagle is our symbol of our nation and it's only fitting that this symbol here should be making a home here in the nation's capital. >> don't forget andrea and i will be hosting the national cherry blossom festival parade this weekend. it runs from 17th to -- 7 to 17th streets. you can join us in front of the national archives. if you can't make t we'll stream the whole thing live on wusa9.com and starting at noon we'll broadcast it on tv as well. >> great wet forethat and the cherry blows -- weather for that and the cherry blossom ten aisler, it's great for that -- miler, it's great for that as well. i'll be tracking the stories on our app. topper will be here at 5:00 to track some showers and thunderstorms. >>> have a great day, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow morning. take >> sharon: [ sighs ] [ rustling ] >> dylan: he

in their view more powerful than mere sovereign nations technology chants such as google and apple.itrust charges in europe, but just two years ago, with political interest interwoven, google skirted similar charges here in parochial usa. multinationals of all kinds hoarding trillions of dollars in profits in overseas banks money that were this returned to united states, would be invested and create jobs, fund research and development. and innovation, create millions of jobs, apple for example hoarding more than $150 billion overseas if it were a country it would be among 60 richest in the world. you may think my thoughts a bit far fetched. but consider what i said when next you are baffled to explain actions of so many of our leaders, whether hey be president, businessmen or women senator, you name it. so many of their decisions in washington dc may seem inic blixible to you they are to me. motivation fathomable. consider billionaires mark zuckerberg and michael bloomberg if you will. zuckerberg lobbies for immigration reform to different the technology industry, but not the americ

national title. they beat them. and jayson apple balm will have and complete rip up with sports night live..m. >>> we're going to get rain. >> we are going to get rain tomorrow. that's going to start in the morning hours. right around sun rise. and continue through about midday before things begin to taper off. we'll have the clouds on the increase for tonight and rain for the morning, for the afternoon, everything wrapping up around 2:00 p.m. as the system exits to the east and south. then we'll see some sunshine emerge. but it's going to be cool with temperatures just in the upper 50s to right around 60. this is a cold system coming in and temperatures will be cool the next several days. and could bring an inch or more perhaps to part of the north bay. so that's good news. >> that's great news. >>> and that's it for kron 4 news. stay connected with kron4.com or get one of our mobile apps. our next newscast coming up at 11:00. sure hope to see you then. good-bye. ♪ you should shop at grocery outlet first, ♪ ♪ because their prices are up to 60% less than what you'll ♪ ♪ find at regular stor

this is national driver's month as a major new technology is about to come out. the apple watch. onal safety council. thank you so much for joining us today. how worried are you about the new apple watch and how it could distract drivers? >> we have so many things that distract us and this is another thing to pile on. we have seen studies coming out from them that show watches like this are more distracting than looking at your device. >> because it's buzzing on your arm and doing all kinds of things. if you look down at your buzzing device, is that enough to cause an accident? >> absolutely. people respond when someone taps you on the shoulder and when your wrist is buzzing, you are tempted to look at it. drivers are actually looking down more as far as time 2 1/2 seconds rather than less than two seconds. these are very distracting. >> when you talked to automakers about this what do they say? >> we have distractions as far as the nomadic devices and whether it's the hand held and the tablets and the smart watches, there is no end. when we look at google there so many things. wh

could apple beat investor expectations? >> new at 4:30 the nation'sighest court is getting ready to hear arguments on same-sex marriage. the bay area man set to be in the courtroom when it happens. >> 7 on your side's michael finney taking your questions on twitter and facebook and he'll be here to answer them >>> we want to return to our breaking news. this is a live look in baltimore at 4:15 here local time. 7:00 there. you can see a line of police there in their riot gear. we apologize, we don't have control over these cameras and we're taking a look at different shots. this is a shot from above where you can see all of the police lined up. rioters have been looting smashing things and you see a car torn up there right in the middle of the road. this all began after the funeral of freddie gray today. the man who died after being arrested earlier this month. at least seven officers have been injured. you can see protesters there and the police vehicles as well. the orioles game has been postponed as a safety precaution. it is a fluid situation. you

talk about why we care in the last 3 years twice the national use rate has doubled among young people so young people are increasing so cigarettes not applemplosion san francisco has turned the corner in many of you are familiar with the deploy operations i spoke to the commissioner president lazarus and some of the others were here about two years ago on the matter how he work with the police department to reduce the sales and for that matter in that matter from 200328 reduction in sales in 2013 we've seen a dlan we know that the police department and the health department is holding people accountability for checking ids and this is the decoy in aspirin with the san francisco police department 5 in so many retailers are selling those products compared to tobacco traditional tobacco cigarettes we found those to contain nicotine levels it is broadly in the research of the products and no safety of the products despite this larger captions by the manufacturers let's talk about the to industry they thought those e cigarettes would be a exert but they changed their strategy and begin to acquire e cigarettes so manufacturers are responsible f

nation's capital i do not need a cane today." announcer: five members of congress talk about their careers and personal lives and share insight on how things work on apple hill join us for all five conversations each night -- on capitol hill. join us for all five conversations each night this week on c-span. announcer: this morning, the latest on nuclear negotiations with iran. a former detail is in place. john limbert joins us. he served as secretary of state to iran from 2009 22010. and a conversation with democrat don beyer of virginia. and philip mattera, on which organizations benefit -- which nations benefit the most from has credits. "washington journal" is next. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] host: good morning and welcome to "washington journal." in a couple of hours, thousands of kids, families will dissent on the white house lawn for the annual 137th white house easter egg roll. the president and first lady will be there, and we will get an update on that and the resident's troubles

tattoos seem to also negatively affect apple pay notifications, placing calls and certain apps. getting around the nation expected to get tougher over the next few days. >>> breaking news now. we want to bring you that sound from baltimore police that we talked about just a few minutes ago. we want you to hear directly from the police commissioner at freddie gray and the investigation that's happening now, two big things came out of that press conference one, the investigation has officially been turned over to the state's attorney's office and, two, that the police van that carried freddie gray made a second stop. listen here to the police commissioner talk about the steps being taken now in the investigation. >> we dedicated 30 plus detectives to full-time jobs focused on this case and only this case including lab personnel and academy personnel and homicide detectives in our fifth team. the family and the community and the public deserve transparency and truth. the task force heeded my call and we have exhausted every lead at this point in time. >> the police commissioner added people always of course

inside apple's results and what's next for the world's most valuable company. >>> on strike. labor tensions revived at the nation's busiest ports. this dispute is different. >>> and not on the menu. what chipotle did that no other national restaurant chain has ever done before. all that and more tonight on "nightly business re for monday april 27th. good evening, everyone. and welcome. i'm tyler mathisen. sue herera has the night off. well apple did it again. the most valuable publicly traded u.s. company reported a blowout quarter selling more than 61 million iphones in just the first three months of the year. proving to investors that its smartphone sales are still going very strong. here are the numbers and there are a lot of them. apple reported a 33% increase in its quarterly profit over a year ago. it pulled in $2.33 a share, that was 17 cents better than estimates. e up 27%. coming in at an astonishing $58 billion, easily surpassing expectations there and apple is going to give back more to shareholders increasing its dividend 11%. boosting its share repurchase program by $50 billion to a total of $140 bill

apple tree headquarters. the note informed lee, i will push forward to the front. it is my pleasure to call forth patrick schroeder. he is a historian the national park service. he will carry our story from the apple tree to this minute. [applause] patrick schroeder: thank you john. think of all of you for being in attendance today to her this important date in our history. the union officer carrying grants letter was lieutenant cap -- lieutenant -- they found lee resting under the apple tree by the appomattox river. grants message directed lee to find a suitable place for the meeting to occur. lee only had one lieutenant with him. and one orderly named joshua johns. lee refused to duck the responsibility himself. attending the meeting in person grant offered to save leave a humiliation by stating that he would meet with anybody that lee designated. lee's father had been with washington at yorktown, and witnessed what he deemed to be the shameful behavior of colonel wallace, by sending a subordinate to formally surrender the british army. lee would not shame the family name by transferring the responsibility to a subordinate. as the party left t

national tech editor. you brought along of bunch of smart watches how will that apple blige compare?stly google leon dried that is the other platform. apple logic is available to check out today but smart watches have been around although apple watches will not ship through the. ♪ if. lori: the all look the same their different models but apple watch looks fancy. >> and i have chosen to wear the ones on the google side even then the craftsmanship just quite is in there with the apple watch. they have the aluminum one then stainless steel then of course, the golden edition and apple makes a big deal about the manufacturing process and though watchmakers have come away pretty impressed spirit the price it is charging is a wide range but it is still up there. is that a detriment? >> for sure. none of these cost as much as the cheapest. lori: $349 by the way. and for that model it could get pretty high but the regular model that starts at 550 and over 1,000 in this is not even gold. lori: that is 10,000 talking about dash 17,000? >> we know that is a select few. lori: people by rolex so

the nation's capitol, 20 degrees colder. 16 degrees fahrenheit colder in the big apple.this is thanks to a powerful cold front that swept through. you can see the warm uptaking place across the upper midwest. we have freeze warnings in effect for kentucky and tennessee. you can see the temperatures just flirting with the 32 degree mark of 0 degree celsius across the mid-atlantic states. by the afternoon, we warm up nicely. what is easter without an easter day forecast. new york city, rain continues. 61 degrees. we are expecting temperatures near 70 where the cnn center is located. upper 60s and 50s as well. we have some good news to talk about. we get rid of the cool weather. there is a chance of snow across the upper great lakes, then a warm front lifts through to warm the temperatures across the eastern half of the united states. i want to pay attention to the west coast of the u.s. we have some much needed rainfall in the forecast from san francisco southward into los angeles and into san diego. this is good news. it's no secret this area has been under extreme drough

national debate about policing in minority communities. the justice department is investigating. >>> exclusive cbs3 i-team report gets results. on apple tree street center city replaced aluminum light poles with fiberglass poles that don't conduct electricity. yesterday we told you exclusively how a worker pick up trash was shocked when a metal can came into contact with an electrified light pole. that worker is recovering tonight. the city says it's now in the middle of a lengthy process of replaceing more than 6,000 aluminum poles. >>> many of us have learned the hard way that identity theft is very costly crime. as much as we try to change to keep criminals out they come up with new ways to target our personal information. well tonight new details on some of the new targets of cyber attackers. credit card numbers personal information, private photos, many of us trust sensitive info to the internet. iain says he's no exception. >> in my business i'm on the internet and every facet of personal life. >> reporter: although he changes his passwords regularly and is careful when it comes to online activity, he still worries about hackers

apple, angie's list, yelp, ncaa eli lilly, cummins engine. a similar fight is going on in arkansas. it asked governor asa hutchinson to veto house bill 1228. the nation's biggest retailer. it's also the nation's largest private employer. it says the law does not affect walmart's values, arkansas's values and has been lobbying against it. >> the question is they could put money behind it. >>> the defense rests in the boston marathon bombing trial. the short list of witnesses there just two days barely of testimony. the defense wants to keep dzhokhar tsarnaev from getting the death penalty. we'll we'll lay out the details of the case next. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012. but for every car stolen 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves can steal your money damage your credit and wreak havoc on your life. why risk it when you can help protect yourself from identity theft with one call to lifelock, a leader in identity theft protection? lifelock actively patrols your sensitive personal information helping to guard your social security number, your bank accounts and credit, even the equity in your home. your valuable personal

apple and just moments. now back to the news stories. the national guard they are keeping the peace as we are in the early morning in a baltimore. violence arrested last night. peter cook is outside the white house. i know you are on the story of the trade talks between the president and japan. he is going to be visiting with the president today. you've got to wonder that the president is keeping his eye on baltimore and at the white house may make a statement today on the situation. peter: the president is keep an eye on it. this is right down the road from the white house. you can ignore what's happening in baltimore. it's all of the local news. the president has spoken directly with the baltimore mayor. he has gotten updates from the attorney general her first day on the job and she is dealing with a situation in baltimore. valerie jarrett his senior adviser has been very involved in communicating with the governor of maryland and offering federal help to the extent the government of the state needs it. they are monitoring it. i would not be surpr

it would have given comcast more than half of the nation's internet subscribers, and nearly 30 percent of the paid tv market. >>> the apple landed, that would be the apple watch apple fans finally getting their hand on the newly anticipated watch apple stores, not the only ones participating in a product lawn this much time around. select starts started selling the time piece today and preordered launches began arriving at their destinations as well. the apple watch will range from 350 to $17,000. >>> quite a range there. >> that is quite a range. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" having the tech talk with your children. >> local mother decided to write a book about the do's and don't's of this digital age. we will show her add rise on how parents should help kid navigate their high tech tools. >>> plus growing concern over the bird flu that is devastating the the poultry population in the midwest and virus could now be spreading east. >>> plus how it is impacting consumer's wallet, kathy? >>> feeling much more like march then almost may cross the delaware valley, widespread freeze as we head in the weekend i'll show

national. go like a pro. oh, welcome to oaktown. i'm getting... leather. some drinks are hardly refreshing. i think i'll go with a redd's wicked apple. like loneliness. redd's wicked apple. refreshingly hard. >> larry: that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelists sana amanat, jean grae, phil jimenez and mike lawrence. (cheers and applause) finally tonight, let's check in with "dare-y willmore's march badness bracketsball dare-o-mania it's boner time tournament." yeah! (applause) all this week you've sent in hundreds of hilarious dares. the bracket is complete! we even drew it up on the wall in the studio! here's a look at some teams to watch. top seeded duke opens up against robert morris. if the blue devils go the distance, you will see me host this show in spandex. i'll do it! (cheers and applause) that could be oddly freeing. next up, 12th seeded buffalo. they face a tough west virginia team tomorrow -- and depending on who wins, i could be hosting the show either as soul daddy, which is the '70s version of myself, or as a 17th century royal. another team to keep an eye on is number two seed kansas. they

when you have people like pharrell wearing them on national tv and positions and pop stars and public figures out wearing them, it gets exposure for the apple watch in general. like rafi said, they need this to become a mass-market thing that everybody wants and feels like they need to have if it's going to move the needle for apple. cory: you have all these companies writing apps for the product, even bloomberg writing an app for this product that you really want to get a bunch of watches out there so we can find out what the use case is. are you saying the high-priced watch will prevent that from happening? rafi: i don't understand how seeing for all wearing the $17,000 watch is going to affect the person looking at the $249 model. it is a misuse of the marketing strategy. cory: glad to have you both on. we will keep looking at technology. the powers apple pay coming up next. coming up next, we will talk the future of education. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson. coming up, how the apple watch can be a major player in payments, and we'll talk to the "game of thrones" cast about tech. goldman sachs giving ceo lloyd blankfein a long-term incentive c

national security. we're talking about people's lives. and the d.e.a. as much as anybody puts people overseas in very tough and difficult situations. but when we have bad apples who repeatedly do the same type of behavior, compromise their national security, then they need to lose their national security clearances and they need to be fired. the i.g. found this was hardly an isolated incident. the report highlights repeated incidences of misconduct including unreported cases of atf training instructors sleeping with their students using government vehicles to facilitate inappropriate sexual relationships, and managers sexually harassing employees and asking them to watch pornography. the report also makes clear that when law enforcement agents engage in inappropriate and ill list ilt sexual behavior the agency they work for oftentimes just simply looks the other way. to use the i.g.'s language, these cases of sexual misconduct are treated as "local management issues." in other words, they're basically swept under the rug. adding to the concerns raised in this report is the fact the d.e.a. and the fbi tried to hide these incidents from their own inspector gene

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national security agency, which others have spoken about tonight stop in service of that surveillance system, the government had compelled large technology providers, including microsoft google, aol, facebook and apple to turnover millions of peoples private data. disclosures about the breathtaking scope of surveillance touched off a debate as you know but the proper balance between national security and individual privacy. as the aclu and human rights watch have noted surveillance carries profound implications for press freedom, the public's right to information and the right to counsel. in the subsequent furor over those disclosures, many technology companies sought to tell the public more. they wanted to reveal statistics on broader law enforcement requests than they were already publishing. the department of justice resisted. but it ultimately agreed to allow publication of broadband of certain types of national security information requests even as it continued to insist on a number of restrictions. twitter, however felt the compromise did not go far enough. it did not join in the settlement. it wanted to be more forthcoming. to describe government requests and more informative detail and to sa

nation." he made the announcements at texas christian university yesterday saying he wanted to end his career where it began. he has been with cbs since 1969. >>> and the new applets public launch tomorrow. the biggest complaint so far the high price and short battery life. apple is handling tomorrow's launch differently. you have to make an appointment for a fitting and have it shipped to you or pick it up at the store. >>> the vice president joe biden and his wife are here in the bay area today. the vice president will attend a fundraiser in san francisco tomorrow. he will discuss job training in oakland. and tonight dr. jill biden will speak at de anza college. >>> i'm anne makovec live in san francisco where the state public utilities commission is questioning if pg&e is too big to operate safely. that as they prepare to levy a record-breaking fine of $1.6 billion on pg&e for the san bruno explosion. 4.5 years ago, it killed 8 people and injured 66 and destroyed dozens of homes. the ntsb cited repeated safety failures by pg&e as well as lax regulations by the puc itself in this blast. there are two possible fines on the table today. $1.4 billion and $1.6 bil

national security. we are talking about people's lives and the d.e.a. as much as anybody puts people overseasseas in very tough and difficult situations but when we have bad apples who repeatedly do the same type of behavior and compromise our national security they need to lose their national security clearances and they need to be fired. the i.g. report found this is hardly an isolated incident. it high lies repeated abuses of sexual misconduct including unreported cases of a.t.f. training instructors sleeping with students. using government vehicles to facilitate inappropriate sexual relationships and managers sexually harassing employees and asking them to watch pornography. it also makes clear when law enforcement agents engage in the behavior the agency they work for often times just simply looks the other way. to use the i.g. language the cases are treated as "local management issues." in other words, they are basically swept under the rug. add together concerns raised in the error is the fact that the d.e.a. and the f.b.i. tried to hide these incidents from their own inspector general. both the d.e.a. and the f.b.i. went out of their way to impede and de

apple's summer reporting earnings will include profits from its new watch. >>> after five decades of fluoride, the government is making a change. today health officials recommended lowering national fluoride levels in our drinking water. the government first began urging cities to i had fluoride to drinking water in 1962 to improve dental health. now the department of health and human services says some people are getting spots on their teeth from too much fluoride. officials say between the fluoride in our water, also with toothpaste nowadays mouthwash and other products people are simply getting too much of a good thing. >>> still ahead, the shovel that signals a greener super bowl is coming. >>> tonight at 6:00 they're only picking one silicon valley tech giant and it's a battle now on who will get it. it's an honor that usually goes to the biggest celebrities in the world. that story on our 6:00 newscast. >>> it is not the lombardi trophy but the golden shovel is another powerful if much lesser known super bowl symbol. as host of the upcoming super bowl 50, the bay area became the new custodian of the golden shovel in a ceremony today. at san francisco's hillcrest elementary

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apples get the ink. host: here is what the national urban league's 2015 state of black america report looks like. save our cities, education, jobs, and justice. state of black america [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, >> in about 40 minutes, a discussion on tax reform hosted by the cato institute. they will be looking at the week ahead in the house, calling for a number of bills dealing with taxes including higher iris oversight, repealing the estate tax. we will have that discussion for you live on c-span. in the meantime, from this morning's "washington journal" a look ahead to the 2016 presidential candidates. "washington journal" continues. host: whit ayres is the author of "2016 and beyond: how republicans can elect a president in the new america." mr. whit ayres, in the chapter called "the challenge," you write that uncomfortable reality is that the republican party has a worn-out business model for 21st century residential electorate. but once sold so effectively is no longer persuasive. guest: peter, the country is changing so rapidly demographically that many pe

national average is 2.53$2.53. it rose eight cents. but it's still lower than a year ago. the rapper went on a twitter rant sunday. he lashed out at competitors like spotify and applesing them of conducting a smear campaign against title. the service launched in march. it has fewer than a thousand subscribers but he said he's just fine and in it for the long haul. >>> and another big week for "furious 7." it became the third film ever to make $1 billion domestically and lead the box office for the fourth straight week. "furious 7" brought in over $18 million in north america. paul blart:cop 2 came in second. the much anticipated comic super book avengers age of ultron has grossed $200 million overseas. it opens this friday. it made over $185 million in its debut. anne-marie? >> i think it will be doing quite well in the box office over the weekend. thanks a lot, jill. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. >>> ahead, a group of young dancers twerking at a war monument get into trouble with russian authorities. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. look at 'em! they're lovin' their vege

national. it is not just phones. it is electronics. are people going to be able to sneak in using the apple watch? >> they will check into that. i don't know what is worse, the selfie taking and the selfie sticks and the tweeting, the walking and tweeting, but talking on a phone is like farting out of your mouth. >> isn't it irritating? i don't know why it is. if they were talking to the person next to them you wouldn't hate them so much. there is something about the phone that is insensing. people that don't follow golf don't realize this. augusta national for golfers is like a thinly veiled dominatrix. there is a lot of rules. when you can play, when you can't play, and they all worship it because it is the one place that tells the rich white people no. >> i am going to use that. >> they are people who never hear no, no. >> which white people have to be dominated? >> for one week a year. >> a week is a longtime. in the whole dominatrix scenario , where do the cheese sandwiches fit in? >> and why is it so good? >> have you ever made pameno cheese? >> no. jay do you know how you make it? >> i know. >> it is grated cheddar chee