it's part of oakland's asher day celebration. for 20 years, they've been operating an environmental education program for students. >> since california has been cutting a lot of trees we're try doing conservation and preservation for the trees so they will be healthier and grow bigger. >> students day helped plant 11 trees along the street in front of jefferson elementary. >>> the lpga have returned to the prayer. the best women are out in deal city city afternoon. the second round of the inaugural swinging skirts is underway at the lake merced golf club. more than 120 golfers are taking part. they include a lot of local talent like michelle wie, christina kim, paula creamer juli inksterster. some fans tell us they are excited to have the lpga back in down after a four-year absence. >> i think what's exciting is a number of upcoming players that we have now and the number of local players that are very excellent. >> tournament organizers are expecting 50,000 golf dance this weekend out at lake merced. >>> a cool, wet day around t

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zain asher is live at the new york stock exchange. zain asher, how much more money are we talking?. this is for new customers for the time being only. but it's the first price increase netflix has shown us since 2011. they want to use this new money to invest in original shows like "orange is the new black" and "house of cards." i have not seen a single episode. >> what? >> i know. and by the way, even though it's only 1 to $2, when you consider the fact that they have 48 million subscribers worldwide, that certainly does add up. but for existing customers, you pay about $8 a month now. that's likely to continue for the time being. but he will continue that price level for a generous period of time but it does, of course, open the door for possible price increases for existing customers in the near future. brooke? >> okay. so if they want this extra money, they want to invest in new shows and that's fully understandable, but didn't netflix report some huge jump in profit? how much more cash are they looking for? >> the reason they are doing the price increase now is, quite simply,

thanks so much, zain asher.ing story out of afghanistan where voters turned out in large numbers today for historic elections despite threats of taliban violence. so this is the first democratic transfer of presidential power in the country's history. there were no major attacks in the capital, but 20 people were killed in violence in other parts of the country. a short time ago president obama issued a written statement, part of it saying this, quote, i congratulate the millions of afghans who enthusiastically participated in today's historic elections which represent another important milestone in afghans taking full responsibility for their country as the united states and our partners draw down our forces. end quote. that from the president of the united states. that's going to do it for me for now. i'm fredricka whitfield in atlanta. the cnn "newsroom" continues 30 minutes from now. our coverage of flight 370 continues right now with sanjay gupta, m.d. >>> for a full month now, the world has been watching a

cnn zane asher visited to find out how they store information and how that information is downloadedtigators once its retrieved. >> crash protected and shock mounted. >> this is what investigators will see once the black boxes for flight 370 are found and data is downloaded for analysis. >> we'll see the data in graphical format. >> black boxes contain hundreds of data points or pe ram ters about the flight's movements, pilot maneuvers, speed and altitude, allel displayed with a series of graphs. >> every flight data a in order for humans to understand that, we need to convert it into engineering units and it simply means feet for altitude and air speed is recorded in knots. >> this right here is air speed, correct? >> that's correct. >> reporter: here as you see getting faster, that represents takeoff. >> yes. >> reporter: through graphs like this if somebody deliberately nose dived the aircraft or a mechanical problem. >> there would be all kind of indications. which engine turned off first, because of fuel starvation, they would know that versus if it would have been intentionally

. >> >> 22-year-old asher fled iraq in 2006. today, he took a step to make his dream a reality. i have big dreams looking to establish my business and america is a great place to do that. >> reporter: they are 21 people from 14 different countries all who have one thing in common, today, they are american citizens. today's intermate ceremony is unique. the requirements are the same, they all had to wait five years after getting a green card and study american civics and history. >> if they didn't have to work at it, it wouldn't have value. that's so important. >> i have been lear for such a long time that we consider this our home. >> maria and her husband have lived here for more than two decades, but today, they did something for the first time. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag -- >> today is the first day i take my pledge of allegiance. >> reporter: with that proud american-born son looking on. >> i think it was cool, really cool. >> i'm trying hard not to cry. >> reporter: in martinez, no well walker, ktvu tv news. >> >> some passengers apparently think that spirit flight

i'm zane asher in new york. >>> all right, so we have new details on the next eagerly anticipated starrs. >> absolutely, filming is under way on episode 7. more to come at london's pinewood studios this coming may. >> yeah, filmmakers say the new movie will be set about 30 years after the film was made with the jedi. 2015. >> i wouldn't have picked you as a fan. but of course, being a fan you will be very excited about just who is in the cast, right? >> oh, yes, absolutely. you can see here the official star war's website revealed this photo. if you look carefully you will see the original cast members, harrison ford, mark hammel, cary fisher to reprise their roles. >> max von sydow, and a few others just thrown in for great measure. >> absolutely, it will be huge. >> when we come back, the clippers owner donald sterling fined 2$2.5 million for his racist remarks. >>> plus, these are words no host city wants to hear. one insider said that rio's planning for the 2016 games is the worst he has ever seen. >>> welcome back you are watching cnn news room. i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm joh

carol. >> zain asher, thanks so much. we appreciate it. thank you for joining me today.pped a fence at the airport to get tie plane. how could a teen survive flying from california to hawaii in a jumbo jet's will well. >>> it's an almost impossible position. divers swin 100 feet into the icy ocean off the coast of south korea. looking for survivors of that ferry disaster. and once they get there, they can hardly see a thing. >>> and is it time to get back to the hunt for the robotics that has completely searched the underwater area and saw nothing. no trace of that missing jetliner. >>> hello, everyone. great to see you today. i'm john berman. >> and i'm michaela pereira. it's 11:00 a.m. in the east. >> i'm 5:00 a.m. >> and that means somebody is 8:00 a.m. at least they are in the west. so much more at this

>> zain asher for us and there it goes, on queue, the closing bell. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being with me. i'll be back here at the same time, same place tomorrow. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> you will not walk this road alone, vice president biden tries to assure the ukrainians. do they buy it? does putin? i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." he was speaking to the ukrainians but the vice president comes bearing a $50 million gift for ukraine but republicans want to know, why are weapons not part of the offer? >>> also in world news, a desperate and initial call for help but not apparently from the crew of the south korean sinking ferry. cnn now confirming that a boy was thinking quicker than those at the helm as the disaster was happening. >>> and our money lead today. if there is one shred of evidence that those on board flight 370 are dead, it has not been found. but malaysian officials are talking about issuing death certificates anyway. will relatives accept that? good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper with "the read." what happened

. >> reporter: zain asher, cnn, buffalo, new york. >>> there's a big difference between the black boxes by commercial airliners and those used by some in the military. the military version has a version that deploys on impact. but those cost three times as much as traditional black boxes. >>> our special coverage of missing flight 370 continues. nic robertson is in kuala lumpur where a new group has heard the air traffic control conversations with the two men in charge of the plane. hi, nic. >> reporter: hi there, don. critical and key to finding out who was in control of the plane during its last moments. who was speaking? the captain or the first officer? more on that after this break. (dad) just feather it out. that's right. (son) ok. feather it out. (dad) all right. that's ok. (dad) put it in second, put it in second. (dad) slow it down. put the clutch in, break it, break it. (dad) just like i showed you. dad, you didn't show me, you showed him. dad, he's gonna wreck the car! (dad) he's not gonna wreck the car. (dad) no fighting in the road, please. (dad) put your blinker on. (son)

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zane asher is here and you have a look at how these things look. >> that's right.nt the day with an engineer in buffalo, new york who walked me through he they convert the information from the black box from binary code, ones and 0s to information that can be read and understood to work out what may have helped to a flight like this one. >> they are protected and shock mounted. >> this is what investigators will see when the block boxes for the flight are found and data from the memory downloaded for analysis. >> we pulled the data up to see the data in a format. >> that are i contain hundreds of data points or parameters about the flight's movement, pilot maneuvers, speed and altitude all displayed with a series of graphs. >> every flight data recorder records in binary digits. ones and zeros. in order to understand that, we need to convert it to engineers units. feet for altitude, air speed is recorded at knots. >> it's through graphs like these before we know if someone deliberately nose dived the aircraft or error or problem. >> they will be able to determine w

will french prepares, tax preparation offered by businesses such as pay lenders, pawnshops, check asher's, used car dealers, jewelry shops, liquor stores, and this of course raises questions. one can imagine that the incentive for accuracy might get an backseats. unfortunately the problems go beyond that. in 2008 we conducted testing the original purpose of which was to investigate disclosures. to our surprise and there were serious tax errors some. one example is a pair did not know tell -- no have a handle. there was a problem she did not know how to handle. there was of $5,000 dividend that we must pay taxes on. i return was only returned $100. if you were to ignore it it would receive $3,000. she then called her tax people and told her, we do not need to report the dividend and just ignore it. in 2010 we conducted another round of testing and found incompetence and fraud and six out of 19 tests or about 30%. one example, failed to receive a thousand dollar refund. the tester does not attend church. the prepared deducted the cost of were close and laundry. of the refund would increase

and cnn's zayne asher is here.s of the black boxes and we're talking about that particularly today because a chinese ship believes it heard the pulse of what could be connected to a black box to flight 370 and perhaps even a chinese plane says it may have seen debris. all of that is being investigated, but for now. >> right. >> help us understand how this works and how it can be deteched and what's the future of it? >> black boxes are absolutely crucial because every time a pilot flips a switch or turns a knob in an aircraft that information is recorded by the flight data recorder and we're talking everything from speed, altitude, acceleration, where that plane may have gone down and that is recorded in the flight data recorder and i spent the day who walked me through the process of how the flight data recorder could be downloaded and read on a computer to find out what happened to a flight like 370. take a listen. >> crash protected in shock-mounted -- >> reporter: this is what investigators will see once the bla

zain asher is at the new york stock exchange. hi there, zain. >> hi there.the fine print. the company posted new legal terms to the we believe site appearing to say if you joined any of the online communities or if you interacted with the company in a broad number of ways you would not be able to sue them. you would have to go through informal negotiation or arbitration and needless to say, there's a degree of outrage and that prompted the company to void the new terms. if i agreed to a discount on the cheerios am i giving up the right to sue? they said it was a big misunderstanding and didn't apply to people liking the facebook page but maybe for a coupon or entered sweepstake and check the box agreeing to terms and conditions. so bottom line is you have to read the fine print. we see the pages with terms and conditions online. a lot of people don't read. so people don't know what they're signing up for. companies include arbitration clauses and common in the corporate world. if you have agreed to arbitration, you can still pursue a claim and won't be heard

zain asher is joining me with more.edge. >> the black box is crucial in terms of figuring out the flight's maneuvers, talking speed, altitude, what controlled what during that flight. i spent the day in buffalo with an engineer who walked me through the process on how you go about downloading information on a flight data recorder and reading it on a computer to figure out what may have happened on a flight like mh-370. take a listen. >> crash protected and shop mountd. >> reporter: this is what investigators will see once the black boxes are found and day da downloaded for analysis. >> we will see the data in a tabular format and graphic cal fa for matt. >> reporter: they contain hundreds of analysis. all displayed with a series of graphs. >> every flight data recorder records the dates. it is a series of ones an zeros. in order for humans to understand that, we need to convert it into engineering units, altitude, ear speed recorded at knots. >> it is through graphs like these that will learn if someone on board deliber

art is comprised of a group of 19th century painters, including thomas cole, frederick edwin church, asher brown durrand, francis cropsy, alfred beerstock, john frederick kenset, george innis, and thomas moran. today these artists' paintings can be found in the united states capitol, the national gallery of art and the state department as well as the metropolitan museum of art in new york city, the art institute of chicago and the museum of fine arts in boston. ow, next to me are two portraits of two of the hudson river school's most celebrated painters. jasper francis cropsy and thomas cole are the father of hudson river school. who did these sculptures is greg wyatt and my friend who is with us today, whose primary medium of artistic expression is cast-iron and i'd like everybody to see these because they're truly magnificent and represent the greatness of our state and the greatness of the hudson river. on the third easel right here is cropsy's 1860 masterpiece, autumn on the hudson. and it's truly beautiful, just as this portrait shows. as its name suggests, some of the hudson river sc