but as arianna said, it is kind of new.t is yet a word that empowers people, because when you discover that you are undocumented, that you came to the united states not through the regular legal channels, you have to figure out what to call yourself. and so back in 2002, students were empower to call themselves ab-540 and they would also say, it is a relief not to call myself -- >> right. the "i" word. do you find you are talking about identity in your classes a lot just to get over this hump, if it is a hump? >> not so much identity per se. but rather understanding that immigrant students -- which is my favorite word. that's the "i" i will use. as immigrant students they have a very global outlook. they totally understand the reality of the nation's state. politics. because they live them. and the difference between arianna today in 2015 and the students that i had in 2000 who were undocumented is that she can be, as some of them say, doba dhaka-mented. it is definitely awareness that the state has a lot of control, not ju

content, iking about know you just signed or renewed a four-year contract with arianna huffington.about your other content properties? are you going to sell them off? >> we are big believers in content. content has allowed -- allowed us to go into very significant markets and global news. if you look at where the world is going by 2020, there will be 40 billion in extra ending on mobile and 40 billion on video. there is really only a few properties that are the size of post and techcrunch. if you are an advertiser or partner. we bring the best of those platforms and the best of content. from a unique standpoint we have been able to raise prices, get global distribution. a lot of that is because of the content businesses. verizon will only turbocharged that. it will essentially be an 80-100,000,000,000 dollar opportunity over the next four years or so. we have very big plans to integrate and push that forward. i think it is very exciting. is excited. meeting all the people at verizon, i think they are excited. a really big opportunity for us and day one. day one. is i have watched y

. >> and arianna found her calling in college. >> i started my sophomore year in aviation because it fit my personality. >> to pursue a career as air traffic controllers, all six entered cti programs. >> it was the established way to get into air traffic control. you go to faa.gov and it's apply to cti school. so that's what i did. >> after ggraduating the next hurdle was the air traffic selection and training exam. >> it's an aptitude test administered by the faa. >> actual control scenarios, games that test your ability to multitask are all skills essential to this job. >> so was it your understanding that it was the test. >> it was the test. >> as i understand it it's a zero to 100 score. >> 85 to 100 is well qualified. >> tell me what your score was the last time you took it? >> i got a 94. >> matthew? >> my score was 100. >> 93.6. >> 85. >> 100. >> 86. >> all achieved the well-qualified status on this crucial test. in late 2013 they were confident they would be hired by the faa to become certified professional controllers, or cpcs. it made sense. the faa always gave hiring prefe

meanwhile, arianna huffington has signed a contract to remain editor-in-chief at the huffington post.s ends the uncertainty surrounding her future after the website was acquired by verizon. those are your top stories. the greek prime minister is facing the first signs of dissent within his own party. this comes over his latest plan to end a five-month standoff with creditors. the former greek prime minister spoke to bloomberg earlier about his experience and what to expect. >> when i took over and i had to ask for bailout, there was widespread opposition from the other parties in the opposition. i had to move things alone. today, there is a huge spectrum from right to left which the stewards of this adjustment program, when this government decides if they do finally agree on an adjustment program, we will have seen the whole of the political spectrum having dealt with this crisis in a similar manner. i think there will be a widespread consensus beyond the confines of the government's party. the prime minister himself will have to put his full weight behind the agreement, but i think h

i'm arianna. paroles. to say thank you. i need a little more time to speak. -- thank you. first i want to thank you. the mayor's disability council for extending your invitation. to marie jobling. the executive of the campaign today. i hope your commitment to social justice. with regards to people. who are often viewed differently. and seeing among us. people with disabilities and seniors. will only grow. i need to make a quote to marie jobling. and to jennifer and all of you. for each time a man stands up for an idea or asked to improve the lot of others. or speak out against injustice. he is a weapon of hope. that is kennedy. god bless you. thank you so much. god bless you committee. >> thank you. any more on the on the bridge line? any other public comment? okay. move onto item number nine. report from the director of the mayor's office on disabilities. >> good afternoon. councilmembers. carla johnson. on the mayor's office on disabilities, it's good to be with you again. i have three items. i have planning on the ada 25 celebration. a quick an affordable housing. and e

arianna is a girl who saw the 14-year-old girl being pushed to the ground. >> she saw people were beingeason and she said, this isn't right. >> reporter: residents were split on whether the believe targeted mostly african-american teenagers. >> these are children. they've got be able to handle things better than this. >> i do believe he was trying to restore order. you know, i don't believe there was anything malicious. >> reporter: police did not say how long their investigation would take. mark albert for cbs news. >>> almost a thousand bikers staged a protest against police in waco, texas. the motorcyclists were demonstrating against the actions of the police officers in the bloody aftermath of the incident that occurred on march 17th more than 100 bikers are still behind bars. >>> and a woman hit by a broken bat at fenway park is recovering from her injuries. the bat of brett lawrie broke and flew into the stands. tania carpenter was sitting between home plate and the third place dugout when she was hit in the head. she remains hospitalized in serious condition and friends started a

the construct has been how do we grow globally how do we have arianna as a huge leader in force.gton post" and be with it for a long period of time. i think she describes it as her third child. and from her standpoint we want entrepreneurs to feel that way about the company and feel that way and really to fuel them with that kind of desire behind it. i think the reality is arianna and her team want to grow "the huffington post" and verizon if you look at the financial resources, probably the single best thing we could have done to the "the huffington post." >> your stock's trading a little over $50. why is that? >> you know i don't know. you could talk to traders, but i think the bottom line is it's been trading around 50. >> but the deal is for -- >> 50. >> yes. so a little bit more than 50. so there's something going on here. >> no. i think there's optionality that people always look at if somebody was going to jump over the top on the deal. our movement in the market place when i said "the huffington post" is one puzzle piece, we have looked at deals about sellings part of it

meanwhile, arianna huffington has signed a contract to remain president and editor in chief of the huffingtonost. the announcement ends the uncertainty surrounding her future after the website was acquired by verizon. continueis poised to all the way through 2017 according to blackstone director, john susa-- studinszki. the: we're looking at expansion that could be longer than nine years. you're going to see a record amount of activity this year and next year and potentially the year after. he named telecommunications, health care, and energy sectors most likely to see even more deals. there is a sign that demands for american-made goods is rising. nonmilitary goods were up by 4/10 of 1%. orders for all durable goods a drop in theng volatile aircraft quality. pizza kitchen is a eliminating artificial isitives -- papa john's eliminating artificial additives. those are your top stories. i have never been to papa john's. pimm: i'm not going to save you there. this is a trend, chipotle, ra, california pizza kitchen. restaurants are responding. olivia: how do you make trix without artificial color

usa today entertainment reporter arianna thompson is here with more. >> rebiggest opening of 2015 soinsane numbers. $204million domestic and $511 million internationally. it stopped everything. >> the movie is getting good reviews. >> people actually like the movie. go figure. jurassic park the original is one of my favorite movies of all time. the special effects are great and chris pratt is a huge star now. >> he has already joked he signed on for 38 more sequels. >> we are expecting to see longevity with this one? >> reporter: oh for sure. this is the beginning of the summer, chris pratt is a draw and this is the second biggest opening of all time. ever, ever. huge. >>> regular people may not care about this, but it is sort of interesting. the emmys are in august every year and they have come up with new rules. because the ballots went out over the weekend. in order to be considered a comedy your show has to be 30 minutes or less. the reason is there are so many tv shows now and so many ways to watch television. netflix has so much original content that i think they are trying to

my name is arianna i'm a fellow at the atlantic council. i've had the honor of speaking to jamila for hours listening to her story that i did and i was wondering if you could talk a little bit about potential for connecting the women's rights movement in afghanistan to rural areas. we all know that women's movement in afghanistan has been more urban. it was international community supported, and your work flows against that tide. it integrates the work of women's rights groups to rural areas with imams. so i was wondering if you could speak a little bit more about your work on that front. and in terms of how how the women's movement can connect better to the teenage girls in different provinces including kabul. during my research i found an unfortunate gap between the women organizations and the students and universities of afghanistan. and so i would love to hear your thoughts on that. thank you. >> you taking questions together? >> let's start with one at a time. we can always group them together later so go ahead. >> yeah. thanks a lot,

. >> kate: it's arianna's party, you're not staying? >> john: nope. got to work.ing my present though. >> kate: ah. well, you'll be missed. >> john: by you? >> kate: yes. as a matter of fact, i was gonna go looking for you if we hadn't run into each other. it's about yson. >> sonny: paul. [knock on door] [clears throat] >> will: hi, hi. i'm, uh, i'm calling for dr. myers. um...i wanted to check on his availability for this coming week. my name is will horton

. >>> usa entertainment reporter arianna thompson is here with this morning's buzz. >> it is part ofct. he does this every night where he has a drone fly over the crowd. you know musicians like to show how many people came to see them. okay we get it, you sold a lot of tickets. anyway the drone went out in the crowd and some nights he decides to grab the drone and i think show his point of view. he tried that last night and the drone sliced some of his fingers. i'm not clear if some of the tips of them got sliced off. but he kept playing. he had huge bloody band damages on his hand. >> they couldn't have been sliced off. >> note itself, do not try to grab the drone any more. >> he was flown immediately to l.a. to see a specialist. >> stitches maybe. >> maybe. >>> so what is with the prom outfit and jaden smith in. >> i don't know. kids today. >> he just makes like such a big deal about it every time though. he has on a little skirt. this is not the first time. >> are you sure that is not a kilt? >> and this is not the first time he has worn a dress. he has posted on his instagram he

arianna huffington has signed a four-year contract to remain editor in chief of the huffington post.he uncertainty surrounding her future after the website was surround -- acquired by verizon. jordan spieth a gay history pretty much all over the place. the youngest u.s. open winner since 1993. because of his when sunday a chamber's. only the six call for in the modern era to win the first two majors of the year, the masters and u.s. open. ,e joined us from dallas, texas to talk about his unusual victory. lost theught i had tournament. hole, i wasast the glad that i had a chance to go to the playoffs in the day. when the next one missed, it was a little bit delayed from the crowd reaction. on 17 i did the same thing but i had another whole to make up for it. he just ran out. tournament is big -- open in element two weeks. the company filing for an ipo. the largest operator of fitness centers in the u.s. with almost 1000 locations and more than 7 million members. that is a look at the top stories at this hour. coming up in the bloomberg market day, offering something new on its menu to

everything from tech crunch to end gadget to map quest to huffpo, you resigned arianna huffington, the brains and the soul behind that to another multi-year deal. which one do you look at and say that is going to make us money for verizon's bottom line? >> started with the tech capabilities that tim assembled and believe those are best in class. if you think about delivering premium experiences, you have to have great content. if you look at huffpost, map quest, all of those are great deliverers to consumers and consumers want this, we love the content side of the business, people have been spec lath. our model doesn't work without great content. liz: ad tech capabilities, everybody looks at google where you used to work or other companies like facebook saying advertising revenue. i say i never click on the ads, i click on continue to site. how do you even quantify what people are really looking at and absorbing from an ad? >> the beauty of technology and the beauty of the way the world is going, liz, from adoption of digital content and services and advertising, there's a fundamental

. >> soon after campbell's girlfriend alicia arrives with their daughter arianna, it becomes apparent celebrate. alicia asks us to remain at a distance and to not record the sound of the visit. afterwards we spoke with campbell before he returned to this cell. >> wasn't like it was my birthday. like the first thing said is i can't do this no more. i'm like what? we ended up fixing it. we always do. we go through that [ bleep ] a lot. it's not the easiest in the world. it's kind of [ bleep ] hard. she is taking care of a kid by herself. i told her if you can't do this get up and walk out and leave me to do what i got to do and when i come home i will find you. i love those two girls more than life. if i lose that i lose everything. i don't give a [ bleep ] after life about that. i cried and told her i love her more than anything in this earth and if i didn't have her i don't know what i would do. i feel like a piece of [ bleep ]. my 21st birthday is like a 21st nightmare. >>> the guy you're looking for. >> stand by. >> srt. left! >> after a tip that a potentially violent inmate is plot

>> he was dating -- he was dating rivera, then dating arianna grand. >> but then they broke up. >> ya you leave her alone big sean. >> why? >> i love ariana grand. that's ann prepare re at. >> you should leave her alone. >> here is the thing. can i just say something that's in the controversial? >> oh, oh,. >> riled up. >> let's do it. >> beyonce is fantastic no question about it, but does this seem like the show from like two years ago? third sum near row now she'll be here. >> she can repeat any time she want. >> put her on repeat. >> who would you rather have? >> oh, i don't know. >> mix it up. >> bob kelly says he wants us to mix it up. >> i can see her every night of the week. >> uh-huh. >> but -- >> and she has new music out not the same show. >> i just heard rumbling last night when it was announced seems like the same thing. >> well, maybe she will bring out more guests, surprises. >> 6:52. well maternity dress worn by former first lady, jackie kennedy, hits the auction block. >> how the family nanny got a hole of it, along with dozens of never before seen pictures. new jersey

hillary clinton's campaign released a spotify playlist, which includes, kelly clarkson, katy perry, ariannae and pharrell. if hillary doesn't win the election, she can always get a a job as a bar mitzvah dj. [ laughter ] she's got some good choices. and during the speech yesterday, hillary clinton said that she wants to improve preschools, adding that they shouldn't be a warehouse where people deposit their kids. that back fired a little bit when parents were like, "sure, sure, sure. but where is that kids warehouse again?" [ laughter ] i would never do that. just curiosity's sake, where is this? of course the other big story continues to be rachel dolezal. you know, the naacp president who was revealed to be a white woman. now her brother is saying that he knew about it, but she asked him not to blow her cover. unfortunately her cover her cover had all ready been blown by god when he made her a a blonde-haired, blue-eyed white lady. [ laughter and applause ] check this out. the cia celebrated its one-year anniversary on twitter, last week, by posting a list of five reasons why everyone sho

arianna rhodes is friends with the girl seen being pushed to the ground by the officer. >> she seen that he was arresting people for no reason. so she stated that this wasn't right. >> reporter: residents were split on whether they thought police targeted the mostly african-american teenagers. >> these are children. they got to be able to handle things in a better manner than this. >> i do believe that he was trying to restore order. you know, i don't think that was anything malicious. >> reporter: police did not say how long their investigation would take. mark albert for cbs news. >>> the police say they are not aware of any injuries, besides the 18-year-old who was arrested and then released. everyone was else turned over that parent or guardian. >>> water experts are urging the state to rethink how it deals with the drought by laying out a series of challenges. experts say that water levels are getting lower underground and there's a need to drill even deeper wells. they're also calling for less flexibility on farms during droughts especially when it comes to growing crops like almon

betty: i know you just renewed a four year contract with barry on a huffington -- with arianna huffington of the content? tim: content has allowed us to go into significant markets, video, global news. if you look at where the world is going by 2020 there will be $40 billion of extra spending on mobile and $40 billion on video. there is really only a few properties the size of techcrunch and huff post. we bring the best of all those platforms, the best of content. from a unique standpoint we have been able to raise at prices and get global distribution. a lot of that is because the content businesses -- you have the combined companies with our technology platforms content and attacking markets that will be an $80 billion to $100 billion opportunity of the next four years or so. we have plans to integrate and push that forward. our team is excited meaning all the people at verizon. this is a big opportunity and a big day for us. betty: aol going off-line as a public company. i have watched you over the years build this tremendous asset. this platform for a a well which is one of the reason

. ♪ this is the ♪ >> reporter: pop soup star arianna frand day. ♪ i'm stronger than i've been beforen posting to her more than 34 million instagram followers that women are mostly referred to as a man's past present, or future property/possession. i do not belong to anyone but myself. and neither do you. ♪ this is the part when i break free ♪ >> reporter: grande's strongly worded post coming shortly after sunday's interview with the sun. she told the paper, i'm tired of needing to be ah linked to a guy. i'm not big shane's ex. i'm not niall's possible girl. i'm ariana grande. >> not being defined by who you're standing next to. but by your accomplishments. >> reporter: grande making it clear when she does an interview she has more to discuss than love. posting, having something to say is not the same as having a bad attitude. ♪ take a look ah what you've done ♪ >> reporter: taylor swift, a strong advocate of female power stands by grande's side tweeting i'm so proud of you, always. but especially today. ♪ i'm going to show you how the graduate ♪ >> reporter: her female respect educat

and his costar arianna richards is now an artist. >> i can't believe it's been 22 years. >> when it wasd be sequels to the new one, chris pratt said they have me for, i think, 38 movies. >> and that money on the opening weekend, not complaining. >>> we have a lot more ahead. we're kicking off our father's day sensation with a huge thank you for an amazing dad. this father about to get the surprise of his life. and jesse palmer is standing by ready to greet and met him. >> this is going to be a big one. can't wait. ♪ ♪music continues♪ [announcer] everyone works hard for a reason. working together,we can help you prepare financially for when two becomes three. wells fargo. together we'll go far. the taste of light and fit greek non fat yogurt gives you the power to help make temptation shrink away! with irresistible flavors never have 80 calories tasted so satisfying! light and fit greek. taste the power of satisfaction. ♪ music playing ♪ if you haven't heard about the latest sale at hotels.com by now ♪usic playing ♪ it's because you're willfully ignoring me. ♪ music playing ♪ book now an

. >>> arianna huffington has signed a new contract to remain with "the huffington post."y leave following the acquisition by verizon. >>> and akio toyoda is apologizing for one of the executives for violating the narcotics drug law. she's cued of receiving oxycodone pills through the mail. >>> mattels hot wheels. we've been talking about this all morning long. teasing you could get a cheaper new model miniature tesla s. toy cars will first be available at san diego's comic con for about a dollar if you want to buy -- i don't know. all the physical toys aren't quite as cool as what you can do with video games. >> that's true. you know what? for little kids like 3-year-olds, they still like to walk around with a toy in hand. >> you don't want to swallow this tesla. i don't think either. >> no. >> don't put it in your mouth. >> how small is it? >> it's a hot wheels. >> hot wheels, it's tiny. >> i can trust them they're not swallowing the hot wheels. >> i was talking about myself. >>> we're going to turn our attention to politics this morning. the gop field expanding again th

the supreme court could put in jeopardy health insurance coverages for arianna jimenez. for her basic health insurance premium 52 bucks a month. when asked what would happen if the supreme court took away her tax credit, arianna said simply i wouldn't be able to afford it. in illinois over 800,000 people in my state of about 12.5 million, 800,000 people in illinois now have health insurance through the marketplace created by the affordable care act or through medicaid. 240,000 people purchased a plan through the illinois marketplace with a subsidy. i might say the only marketplace is a federal marketplace. if the supreme court decides in favor of the plaintiffs, a quarter million people in my home state will not able to afford their health insurance. and what happens to everyone else? well if the court rules for king the plaintiff in this lawsuit, consumers in the individual market and states like illinois that use the federal marketplace would face premium increases of 47%. $1,600 a year more people would have to pay for health insurance. if few years ago domingo carrin