ashley: i am ashley webster. we will see and preview what may happen tomorrow. lori: the nsa data gathering program being defended on capitol hill. lou dobbs weighs in on how to defend what. ashley: you can get satisfaction. airlines actually getting some positive customer satisfaction reviews. we will tell you who is at the top of the list. lori: let's bring you up to speed on the markets. we do have another day of strong gains. nicole: the policymakers, what will they say? what will they decide? those are the questions that everybody wonders. the truth is, you are seeing the market shrugged it off, at least at the moment. of at least one full percentage point. we have a lot of action here today. we are also watching hewlett-packard. a name that has been a leader on the dow jones industrial average. today up 1.1%. they are announcing printing and personal computers. watch hewlett-packard. today, a great day on wall street for the bulls. back to you. ashley: thank you very much. all eyes are on bernanke. this is all after reports that the fed chief may be ready

ashley: not quite the dream car. adam: got it wrong. ashley: no cigar.al was over think again. liz macdonald on why another wave of lawsuits could come down the pipe. that is next. adam: jeff skilling is hoping to have his prison sentence cut several years the we'll dig deep into the case to see whether he deserves it. that is coming up. time to check oil and how it is trading right now. adam: what's old is new again. robo-signing scandals. here is chapter two of the robo-signing scandal. investors in mortgage bond are getting hit as well and losses could be huge. with more on this is liz mcdonald's with emac's bottom line. looks like investors are holding the bag. >> chapter two is right. a number of studies have pointed out that poor bank record keeping in foreclosures could be affecting mortgage bonds, the bond built on the back of mortgages on foreclosed properties. we're seeing studies coming out saying hundreds of instances where they were wrongfully foreclosed on or delays in foreclosures or fees like legal fees or inspection fees charged to inves

ashley: we will indeed.treak is now over. 20 tuesdays in a row the markets finished in the green. it had to come to an end at some point, as you said and it has. the streak is over. liz: next it "money" with melissa francis. we'll see you tomorrow. melissa: i'm melissa francis and here's what's money tonight. conservative groups fire back at the irs. targeted leaders detail rampant harrassment to congress. now red flags are being raised about the epa doing the exact same thing. >>> a former trader a memoir blows the roof off wall street. drug, insider trading, you name it. how much is all that driving the latest scandals at places like sac capital? the author gives us the juicy details. >>> plus who made money today? investors gulping down profits from one energy drink company. stay tuned for the afternoon pick me up. even when they say it's not, it is always about money

ashley: maybe.rst guest doesn't think the fed will slow its bond buying until well into next year. joining us chad morgan lander at stiffle nicklaus. the jitters are so interesting. we know eventually they will slow. if they slow down the bond buying not like they're cutting it off completely. there will be liquidity coming in. why does everybody panic over this. >> i'm thunder struck that anyone thinks that the federal reserve will even decelerate their bond buying program going into the end. year. you have several indicators that are actually not doing so well. federal reserve looks at inflationary trends. the unemployment rate is not 6.5%. it is 7. #% or around there. as well, you just don't have that get up and go within the u.s. economy that everyone's looking for. so at this inflex point we think the federal reserve will continue to do quantitative easing well into 2014, well beyond consensus. ashley: what is ben bernanke doing, chad? is blowing this kind of bipolar? it is certainly confusing

back to ashley and tracy. ashley: lauren, we appreciate that. developments from the g8 summit in northern ireland. peter barnes is standing by with details? >> they're, ashley. the headlines hitting the tape, g8 leaders say economic prospects remain weak but downside risks reduced after action in u.s.-euro area and japan. g8 leaders say optimism in financial markets has yet to be translated into fully into broader improvements in economic activity. finally g8 leaders say monetary policy should continue to support recovery, be directed toward price stability based on respective mandates from central banks. this is from the reuters news service. sound like they come from a document or maybe the communique or draft of a communique, we're trying to chase down the source of these headlines. president obama is meeting with russian president vladmir putin. yesterday putin bluntly warned the u.s. and other nations not to provide any weapons to the to the rebels in syria. russia as you may recall is supplying weapons to the assaud government which it cal

ashley: thank you very much.e. much more ahead on the very complex patent market. adam shapiro reports on a new way to buy an sell patent rights. that is pretty interesting coming up. tracy: we're keep track of the market's every move all hour. stocks are selling off. we have that 15,000 floor in it. investors are keeping it. plus we have a pair of automaker stocks dropping for two very different reasons. ashley: ready or not, another washington spending battle is many looking. former cbo director doug holtz-eakin tells us what stands to get cut when the debt ceiling goes up. first, it is that time of the day to check how oil is trading right now with the markets moving down. oil actually moving higher. up about 80 cents. $94.13 a are barrel. we'll be right back. you hurt my feelings, todd. i did? when visa signature asked everybody what upgraded experiences really mattered... you suggested luxury car service instd of "strength training with patrick willis." come on todd! flap them chicken wings. [ grunts ] well,

ashley: yeah.d, bob. >> you bring up a good point because you will see an increase in volatility. right now we're basically in that heart of where good news is bad news. any kind of good news is going to substantiate the case for the fed to be able to do their tapering. any kind of positive economic reports will give the market a little bit of concern. it will give reason to people who are long bond to try to go out to get a bid for those bond. i think as we get closer to the end of july, we get closetory september, people have largely circled on their calendar with a big red pen you will see people starting to reduce bond exposure. eventually they will start to increase their exposure to equities. >> that is a bit of a wildcard actually. i think fund flows are the thing that is potentially destablizing factor here. if you start to see investors and even retail investors start to rush for the exit in bond fund then you could get a self-perpetuating move that is a lot more vvolent than we've seen th

ashley: i'm ashley webster.tting session highs in the last half hour after opening in the red. the dow is up 91 points and on track to snap the first three-day losing streak in months. russell investments steve wood will help us make sense of all wild market swings coming up straight ahead. lori: our special report, small business, big idea. one company says it solves the problem how to find a parking spot. parkwhiz has expanded in eighty cities in just seven years. cofounder jon thornton tells us how it works just ahead. >> i could use that. gold has tumbled 17% so far this year. u.s. investor global chief franks holz says now is the time to buy. why he is bullish on gold and gold related stoccs coming up this hour. lori: all that greaters, right, ash? time for stocks. let's send it down to the nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what has caught your attention right now? >> the first thing that caught my attention we're down three days in a row. we hadn't seen that with three consecut

ashley: brilliant.cy: coming up, find out how the irs spent your taxpayer money on lavish parties an trips for its employees. ashley: oh, boy, how much fun is that? first take a look how the u.s. dollar is moving on this monday. as you can see it is lower across the board. all the currencies moving higher. euro is still around 1.30, british pound up to 1.53. we'll be right back. ( crowd clapping ) ♪ say cheese! shouldn't the photos you share from your smartphone be photos actually worth sharing? introducing the nokia lumia 928, only on verizon 4g lte. easily capture vibrant photos in near-darkness. even without the flash. sharing photos from the best low-light artphone camera around. that's powerful. verizon. >> at 20 minutes past the hour i'm lauren green with your fox news minute. senator frank lautenberg of new jersey has died. the 89-year-old democrat was the last remaining world war ii veteran serving in the u.s. senate. he was also a multimillionaire businessman and longest serving senator in new

but recently, johassa found a pair of ashley's panties under her bed. and this past valentine's day, rafik and ashley was nowhere to be found. >> i look underneath my bed, there is a pair of her panties. instantly, she says, i was doing my laundry, folding them up you know, they must have fell into the bed. i don't even have a washer and drier, maury. i don't have a washer and drier, and i came here today to find out the truth. [ cheers ] >> maury: if you have known ashley that long, you know the kind of woman she is, is she the kind of woman who would sleep with your man? >> she is promiscuous, i wouldn't put it past her. >> maury: by the way, valentine's day may have been nice. >> oh, yes, i was by myself. >> maury: where was rafik? >> nowhere to be found. both of their phones were turned off. >> maury: you don't think it was just with ashley, do you? >> oh, yeah, they're going to like this, he says, he gets dressed up. >> maury: well, clientele. >> i don't care, maury, it is not a fashion show, it is a barber shop. >> maury: then, of course, if ashle

ashley: ouch.: avenues they would lay off 520 employees at the social gaming giant which is a little smaller now. s&p futures are closing. let's head back to mark sebastion in the pits of the cme. mark? >> we're giving away a couple of bucks. right now we closed up over nine and we're up 6 and 3/4. not a big sur prize. we had strength into the bell. you have to really pay attention to what is going on right now. the weird disconnect between bond price no, sir longer an indicator of market fear and the equity markets what do you look toward? the vix. the vix, even thousand the market was up the vix will end up a flat today. that tells you markets are worried. we're in serious flux. friday's numbers the nonfarm payroll will be the teller. they will tell us will we move back toward 1700 or 1600 tested? ashley: serious flux indeed. mark, thanks so much at the cme. thank you. liz: thank you, mark. if you want your investments to grow and thrive and who doesn't, then you need to listen to our next guest.

ashley: yum.today's winners and losers op the nasdaq including monster beverage. up 9%, seagate moving higherment we'll be right back. ♪ >> americans pride themselves on willingness to take risks bel it's a business or changing jobs, but the next guest delves into the appetite for risk, and these days, we play it safe. joining us, "wall street "wall t journal" economic's reporter ben cassleman. this bothers me. back in the clop yal time -- clean yal times k found gold. what happened? >> it should worry you. it's a concern. there's a decline in risk taking by different measures. people are changing jobs less frequently. people are starting businesses less frequently. investors put less money towards new venn tour -- ventures. tracy: changing housing has to do with housing. >> it does, but these are trends going back multiple decades, not something that happened since the recession, but trends in the ?ois and 80s. >> where are people, it's funny because my generation, i feel we change jobs so much.

back to tracy and ashley. ashley: heather, thank you.ent protests have spread to nearly eighty cities across the country in last two weeks. if the violence worsens our next guest says that could have political and economic problems for the area and spread to the united states. he joins us from london. richard, thanks for joining us. what is, you know, turkey was seen as aashining beacon of how an economy can be. it's been very successful but how much does this unrest threaten that economic stability? >> i don't think necessarily it threatens the economic stability itself but it does suggest that the country and policymakers will have to be accustomed to a growth platform of two 1/2 to 3% over the next several years as opposed to the 5.5 to 6% they were hoping to see. there will have be much less ambitious attracting foreign capital in terms of putting together infrastructure projects they were very excited about. it doesn't change the economic model completely but it does suggest that it will have to be revised. ashley: which is, you kno

ashley: right.ssion has been when and if the fed will taper its bond purchases and treasury and mortgaged backs. that looks like it is not happening anytime soon. peter, stick with us. i want to send it up to doug cote, our market strategist to discuss this. do you retreated, off 47 points. gains in gold were reversed. curious your reaction, is that significant or not. >> the statement read almost precisely the same as the prior statement. ashley: yeah. >> what i was surprised with was james bullard of the st. louis fed, why he dissented. he is not a hawk and he actually talked about deflation or too low inflation. i would like to get more insight into that. there is one statement that doesn't get a lot of coverage is the fed chairman said again, fiscal policy is restraining economic growth. that should be brought up in lights because what it's saying is the fed is reaching out to congress sayiig, i need some help. i need some help on some pro-growth economic policy. i need, we should lower taxes, b

ashley could see how stressed he was. didn't understand it. why he seemed to avoid coming home. >> there was one time when my son asked me if he lived with us anymore and later in the bedroom he was, like, what's that all about? i was, like, well, we miss you. he just kind of yelled and screamed and left. >> ashley thought maybe it was her fault. she went to marriage counseling. emmett refused to go. >> i had felt really pushed away and was trying to find an answer and tried to surprise him by cleaning out his car and found a weird envelope. >> a weird envelope? >> an envelope that was some sort of pill. i researched online and one of the side effects was problems with intimacy and sexuality. i thought maybe if he was doing that, that could explain why he didn't necessarily want me. >> did you take it personally too though? >> you want to be everything that they want. it was hard not to take personal. >> especially when emmett who had been working out more and more announced he was going to a fitness competition in ohio on their wedding annive

. >> in june 2010, ashley halsey iii, transportation reporter for "the washington post" is invited byake a ride on a vintage plane. >> he said we're going to be flying steermans into national airport, would you like to be on one. i said yes, even though i didn't know what a steerman was. >> the steerman, he learns, is a treasured world war ii biplane. >> it was used to train first-time pilots. a lot of them are flown by barnstorming pilots. they are revered by those pilots the way some people love a model t or the little deuce coupe. they're restored, they're cared for. >> the steerman ashley is to ride in is owned by michael trushell, who performs with the flying circus in northern virginia. >> we're going to simulate a strafing and bombing run. >> we replicate an old time barnstorming event that was performed in the '30s and the '40s. >> six shots, down comes the bomb. yes! >> i fly there just for fun. it's my excuse to go out on sundays and fly in circles. the beginning of the show, we do formation flying. we'll do comedy acts. i did what's called a balloon shoot. >> he is to fly t

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thank you, ashley. >>> when we return, legal fallout. the supreme court's decision on gene patenting will affect people. washes up next to a bay area playground. why the city can't get rid of him. plus: waterfront scare. a m deck collapses -- dumping ss fans into the water. how it happened and who rushed to the victims. and a marathon game in oakl the a's took on the yankeesw it lasted 18 innings! join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's friday, june,,,, . >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, occasional thunderstorms. atlanta, though, partly sunny. partly sunny in st. louis. mostly sunny in denver, but seattle can expect showers today. >>> the supreme court for the first time approved the patenting of synthetic dna. the ruling is a big victory for companies looking for medical breakthroughs to fight life-threatening diseases, but in another major ruling the court reversed three decades of pate

ashley morrison here in new york. thanks, ashley. >>> well, straight ahead in sports. tebow's new nfl team. and a jail sentence for former football star chad johnson. what happened to make a judge revoke his deal with prosecutors. this is the "cbs morning news." want younger looking eyes that say wow? with olay, here's how. new regenerist eye and lash duo. the cream smooths the look of lids... softens the look of lines. the serum instantly thickens the look of lashes. see wow! eyes in just one week with olay. it also repels most ticks before they can attach. the leading brand kills, but doesn't repel. a tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. get veterinarian recommended k9 advantix ii! that's why we're donating to wounded warrior project. at brawny® paper towels, we admire strength. us. we stand strong with our nation's heroes and their families. pick up a specially marked package of brawny® to learn how you can help. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in cities around the country. rain and thunderstorms again in new york today. miami,

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ashley: thank you very much. president obama not apologizing for the internet and phone surveillance programs. how will that play with the american people? m paul is here now. the president made sure to tell us that first of all, congress knew, this secret court new. he is basically defending it, not denying it. for once, he is saying that he knew about it. you say that the president has yet to stand up and say that the bulk stops here. i think he needs to say that. he is the president of the united states. he is the president. what we see here also is a lot of american people not looking at it at a perspective of that. you are looking at me. it does not matter if you are targeting one group or another. when you are thinking about tax dollars, will we think about some of the other ssues, they do not really care if it is inside the beltway. they are saying it is my pocketbook, it is my phone, stop doing it. ashley: do think that the government turned out to be way out ahead of the people? it looks like most people

good morning, ashley. >> good morning, ashley. well, asian stocks were mostly down with the exception of tokyo's nikkei which added more than 1.5%. the slump really began on wednesday after federal reserve federal chairman ben bernanke said the central bank would start winding down its economic stimulus program later this year. just how far stocks will slide remains to be seen, but while all this volatility has spooked some investors, financial experts say what we're seeing isn't all that new. wall street investors got their bells rung on thursday. blue chip stocks falling more than 350 points on disappointed economic news out of china, and that loss coming on the heels of another triple-digit selloff on wednesday that was largely triggered by this. >> we would continue to reduce the pace of purchases in measured steps through the first half of next year, ending purchases around midyear. >> ben bernanke's announcement that the federal reserve is planning to stop buying up $85 billion worth of bonds a month. that program has kept i

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ashley: this is one of those issues.gery and of urgency surgery for the best deal. what is wrong with giving that responsibility to find the best cost? gerri: what you are saying is way up here in the air makes a lot of sense. the prices are not available. you do not know. your doctor may not be affiliated with the cheapest doctor and hospital. i think this is great for employers and well point serves people. they will save some dough. will the outcome be best for me, personally? i do not know. tracy: i think that you make a very good point. gerri: we will be talking about this story, as well as, this looming deadline for student loan debt. are we going to double the rates on student loan debt or not? our twitter followers are like aa, aaa. tracy: i think universities will have no choice but to bring tuition in. i think that will help. gerri: everyone gets a loan for whatever they want. >> i would like to talk about health insurance, but we do not have time. gerri willis, the will is true for tonight. tracy: good stuff.

ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now. good morning.shley. >> reporter: yes, thank goodness it's friday. good morning, brian and michelle and to everybody. wall street will try to recover after its biggest sell-off of the year yesterday. investors are worried whether the economy can continue its recovery without help from the federal reserve. on wednesday fed chief ben bernanke hinted that the central bank will begin to scale back its stimulus program this year ending a long stretch of extremely low interest rates. those fears coupled with more data pointing to weakness in china sent stocks plunging. the dow was down 353 points the biggest drop in two years. the nasdaq was down 78. >>> the housing market continues to gain ground. sales of previously owned hopes are at the highest level in four years. the average home price is now going for $208,000. >>> and the popular photo sharing app instagram is adding video. the company owned by facebook will let users record 15 second clips and adjust the colors and contrast. facebook is trying to

ashley coleman is there with the details. what is being done there, ashley? >> alison, police tell me they are aware of the reports. however, no suspect has been identified and no arrests have been made. it's pretty unsettling for this neighborhood, no one as a very safe one. >> judy has been taking her two little girls to mcclain central park for years. >> nice neighborhood, a save area. you come out here and you feel comfortable. >> but after hearing reports of three suspicious incidents at this park and nearby, she's worried about her girls' safety. the police say they are aware of the reports. first incident was report add few miles away from the park. two girls were walking to a swim meet when two men tried to lure them into a car. they sent out a notice to members telling them of the incident. then a man with the same description as one of the men seen in the car responded by this park. babysitters were notified right away. >> i got this e-mail that said don't come close to the library because there's a man trying to get -- to get girl. >> she said the

ashley report. >> i feel -- disconnected from myself.i don't even know how to have a normal conversation with people who have known me for years. >> this is a story about a group of human beings who have gone through what many consider a different life. >> just because we are different doesn't make us bad. >> it wasn't always easy to be different for caleb. >> it was so uncomfortable and i started writing letters to family members telling them i just couldn't do this any more. and i didn't want to cause them pain but the pain i was feeling was just so great that i didn't know how to go on -- i didn't know what to do. >> caleb grew up as leah a beautiful blond california girl who first came out as a lesbian and realized that wasn't the whole story. >> to speak the words out loud and tell people that i'm caleb, nottoli uh, was the most challenging thing i've ever done -- the most terrifying thing i could imagine doing is to say out loud i'm trance gender. >> but the truth in-e insurances gated the process into freedom. leah under went test

. >>> happy birthday to mary kate and ashley and comedian tip allen is 60. >>> here's what's coming up on the "today" show from a domestic dispute to bioterrorism charges is avanna guthrie talks to a man whose wife allegedly tried to frame him for sending ricin-laced letters to the president. keep it here for more weather, news and sports. i'm richard lui. have a very good one.

ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, anne-marie. >>> well, average mortgage rates soared to their highest level in years, evidence of the possibility that the fed will ease the stimulus will affect the market. the 30-year fixed has surged to 4ment 46%. it's the heist since 2011. it was at 3.93% last week, making this the biggest jump in three years. >> asian markets got a boost after news that japan's industrial production rose for the fourth straight month. tokyo's nikkei jumped 3% while hong kong sank 1%. >>> the dow jumped 114 points, while the nasdaq rose 25 points. >>> student loan rates are set to double on monday thanks to stalemate in the senate. the senate won't vote until july 10th on extension of the current interest rates. that means subsidized stafford loans will double to 6.8% on july 1st. the house already passed a bill to keep the rates steady. >>> and chocolate chip cookies, ice cream cups, and other goodies have been expelled from schools. for the first time

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good morning, ashley. >>> good morning to you, anne-marie.gher after the prime minister promised more tax cuts. tokyo's nikkei gained 5% while hong kong's hang seng added a quarter percent. wall street's stocks ended on a high note after reports showed businesses hired more workers than expected in may. the dow jumped 207 points on friday while the nasdaq climbed 45 points. >>> apple is expected to unveil a music service and updates to the software that runs its iphoneses and ipads. apple's annual developers conference gets under way today in san francisco. experts predict apple will reveal a new simplified look for its ios software and detail a new music streaming service called iradio. >>> and a billionaire claims a magazine short ranked him on his status. prince alwaleed bin talal alsaud says forbes is $10 billion off, reporting his wealth as $20 billion instead of $29.6 billion. oh, no, it isn't. they ranked him as the 26th richest person in the world. i wish i had his problem. i understand it, but i don't get it. >> ashley morrison here

>> i'm dan ashley. bart and unions are back at the negotiating table right now. >> both sides say they'll do anything to avoid a strike which could happen as early as monday morning. >> bart unions have been talking since 11:00 this morning. they said there was nothing new to report at this hour, we tried to get a hold of unions and told us they were too busy to give us an update. the day began with a shift in the approach. atu and nciu negotiators huddled outside before heading into the table. on this second day since the unions authorized a strike bart said it was bringing another offer to the table. and unions at the same time, bart said it does listen to unions and solves safety

i'm dan ashley. carolyn johnson has the night off. 5* strike could happen on monday. let's get to alan wang live at bart headquarters in oakland. alan, despite the union strike notice, the talks continue. >> yes, dan, this is the shot across the bow. this week union members authorized a strike and tonight they sent a letter to bart saying they will strike unless an agreement is made by sunday night. both sides say they want to keep the trains running and they offered a 1% raise each year for the next four years. >> obviously it is a big difference and probably not received very well. >> especially because the unions are asking for a 5% raise each year. >> it is time the district takes it serious and gets to the table and stop playing games. >> to answer the union safety issues they released this artist rendition of canopies

i'm dan ashley. carolyn johnson has the night off. 5* strike could happen on monday. let's get to alan wang live at bart headquarters in oakland. alan, despite the union strike notice, the talks continue. >> yes, dan, this is the shot across the bow. this week union members authorized a strike and tonight they sent a letter to bart saying they will strike unless an agreement is made by sunday night. both sides say they want to keep the trains running and they offered a 1% raise each year for the next four years. >> obviously i >> obviously it is a big difference and probably not received very well. >> especially because the unions are asking for a 5% raise each year. >> it is time the district takes it serious and gets to the table and stop playing games. >> to answer the union safety issues they released this artist rendition of canopies

ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more.rning, ashley. >> and good morning to you, anne-marie. well, asian markets were mixed on continued worry about china's banking system. tock owe's nikkei jumped nearly 1% while hong kong's hang seng jumped more than 2%. wall street rebounded on encouraging news on the housing recovery, rising consumer confidence, and improved factory orders. the dow gained 100 points while the nasdaq added 27 points. >> microsoft's preview version of its flag ship operating system comes out today after customer complaints over windows 8 led the company to make some changes. windows 8.1 addresses some of the gripes, most notably the removal of the familiar start button. it will be available for download today for free. >>> the city council voted 9-1 last night to outlaw plastic bags at supermarkets and convenience stores, leaving shoppers the option of bringing their own tote or buying paper bags at 10 cents each. l.a. says it spends about $2 million a year cleaning up plastic bag litter. >>> just five d

so we'll see what will happen, ashley. and also let's listen to that sound that just came out this morning from senator john mccain about vladimir putin. >> look, we've got to start dealing with vladimir putin in a realistic fashion for what he is. he's an old kgb colonel that dreeps of the days of the russian empire and he continues to stick his thumb in our eye in the broad variety of ways. >> well, it may be, ashley, that he is not sticking his thumb in the eye of the united states. certainly want to hear more directly from president putin, but it does sound like he's pretty good news for the united states in terms of just trying to move him along. >> so this all happened pretty quickly. i'm not going to suggest you're a fly on the wall for some of these conversations. but we had reporting just before i went to air that former senator john kerry, now secretary of state blasting russia, blasting china, both of those countries blasting us right back saying our facts are groundless and all of a sudden it's kumbaya? this do

>> that is extremely correct and i'd love for ashley to get back in the race. i think that would be great. but we have a deep bench of candidates who could beat mcconnell. >> thanks for being so honest with me today. i appreciate you taking the time out. >> thank you. >> still ahead, the danger of storm chasing. three scientists killed when a tornado left them no room for escape. and coming up, i'm going to talk to reed timer about the deaths of his three colleagues and about the risks that chasers take. also ahead, mitt romney returning to the political stage with a big retreat in a matter of days, but is he still relevant? our panel is going to be in to weigh in on that one. i turned 65 last week. the math of retirement is different today. money has to last longer. i don't want to pour over pie charts all day. i want to travel, and i want the income to do it. ishares incomes etfs. low cost and diversified. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which i

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ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more.d morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, anne-marie. well, asian markets finished higher on some bargain hunting. tokyo's nikkei gained nearly 3% while hong kong's hang seng added more than 1%. investors will be keeping a close eye on ben bernanke this week. he'll make a statement about the economy on wednesday. last month the fed said bernanke may start slowing down his stimulus program, and that sent the market scrambling. last week the dow drop 105 points to finnive just over 15,000 while the nasdaq dropped 21 points. >>> some of the markets are still bullish on the economy. that's not discouraging a number of economists. they're predicting a healthier economy and lasting growth. >>> gm is recalling an additional 200,000 mid-size suvs in august. they recalled almost 250,000, but it was limited to those sold in the 20 snowbelt states. this time the recall is nationwide and for the same problem. the power door and window module in the driver's door can catch fire even when it's not

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i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. sergio was at the ceremony and joins us now live from san francisco city hall. sergio? >> carolyn, tonight san francisco city hall is lit up in rainbow colors and crews are outside setting up for gay pride weekend. city hall was bustling and the first couple that exchanged vows following that surprise court announcement was the bay area couple who took this case all the way to the supreme court. >> i you -- i now declare you spouses for life. >> this is a moment chris perry and sandy and their four sons were waiting pour. it took nine years and a supreme court decision to get here. they are the first same sex couple to marry in california since the supreme court invalidated proposition 8. they were at the county clerk's office within minutes after the 9th circuit court of appeals lifted a stay in this case. it was a surprise for everyone. >> did you think they were going to lift the order so quickly? >> no, not the a aw. we went to work this morning. >> the onl

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the high court ruled on two same-sex marriage cases. sergio is in the newsroom and leslie brinkley is at san francisco city hall. >> we begin with john alston where the celebrations are still going on tonight. john? >> still a lot of excitement and activity. the sidewalks here are full of people. they finally had the chance to reopen castro street that is jam packed with people and still a large police presence and still no problems. a lot of activity earlier tonight here. >> dancing and bubbles broke out on castro street as thousands of people savored the supreme court ruling. >> i applaud the supreme court for their ruling today. to me today was like christmas. several presents were delivered jie. it was jam pack eld from market to 19th street spilling out in several directions. even if they are not planning meetings, gay and lesbian couples were excited about what the future can hold. >> if i want to get married some day i will be able to. it is a great feeling. >> i am happy for a

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. our other top story, an -- anger and vandalism as protesters clash over a small piece of land. the protest is happening between fall and oak streets. sergio joins us live. >> right now you can see several police cars that are here. that's because the san francisco police are going to stay here. they are going to make sure that demonstrators do not get into the vai can't -- into the vacant lot. a sizable police presence remains here and will remain here through the weekend to make sure they can respond in case the group returns. 50 demonstrators stayed in this area, but they did dispurse an hour ago after the eggs were tossed and the arrest was made. as rush hour was wrapping up, the group of occupiers clashed with the driver smashing his windshield and they smarled traffic -- snarled traffic. one person is charged with assaulting an officer because he threw rocks and hit one of the policemen. no serious injuries there. the other is under arrest fortress passing. both people tried gett

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. sergio was at the ceremony and joins us now live from san francisco city hall. sergio? >> carolyn, tonight san francisco city hall is lit up in rainbow colors and crews are outside setting up for gay pride weekend. city hall was bustling and the first couple that exchanged vows following that surprise court announcement was the bay area couple who took this case all the way to the supreme court. >> i you -- i now declare you spouses for life. >> this is a moment chris perry and sandy and their four sons were waiting pour. it took nine years and a supreme court decision to get here. they are the first same sex couple to marry in california since the supreme court invalidated proposition 8. they were at the county clerk's office within minutes after the 9th circuit court of appeals lifted a stay in this case. it was a surprise for everyone. >> did you think they were going to lift the order so quickly? >> no, not the a aw. we went to work this morning. >> the onl