they are in the asu practice facility. this is a real play.st acting as another player on the team. >> is it a good play is it socially acceptable to slap her on the butt? >> absolutely. >> holding is encouraged. >> holding is encouraged. >> i'm amazing helmet didn't come in. >> they are not wearing helmets. i think they've been together for a while. >>> that will do it for "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time, >>> dudes almost 100 feet down in a cave with no oxygen tank. >> that's because he's free diving as well. >> oh, heck no. >> frantic moves to escape when things go horribly. >>> if you don't want to jaywalk, you use the crosswalk. >> but maybe you shouldn't do that either. >>> why this safety zone is minus the . >>> he's calling his golf shots. >> over the street and over the fence. >>> the moment of truth for one 3-year-old. >>> and it's the hot new working work out. >>> see

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right now on a mandatory asus -- basis, that progressively goes down until it applies to all businesses who -- who employ 25 or more. employers on their own voluntarily, anticipating and recognizing the precedents in the law have already set to motion plans and procedures that will actually comply and which will oversee and supervise. and from now on this mission is committed to each being judged on their merits and given the opportunity that all citizens have. >> always most interested in the -- enclosure prop it is a bread-and-butter issue and area employers and there is no talk of resistance, just a question of, how we can super bowl way and there are some good experiences -- good experiences with format laws. under committee we have learned a great deal. a number of employers are already in compliance, doing things including recruiting in places where they did not recruit before. and will eventually be moving up and that's bowling. and it is the most important. we read 99% of this country voting. and the state of alabama had less than 15% of their negro voting age registered to vote

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manus: let's switch to asus. this is online.he strong performance, does it come down to we are feeling better? things are improving. >> to give credit to asos, they are doing something good. more and more people are shopping online. that is helping them. something good is happening here. the business is still growing. they have created some brand loyalty. it is unique. manus: is that what they need? they have seen price stability come back. >> one interesting thing is the sales have grown ahead of the customer count. they are getting current customers to buy more. the constant currency sales are up 4%. one has to suspect they are down a little bit in australia. manus: ok. a lot more for marks & spencer's to do. thank you very much for putting those in context. up next, one week from its much-height launch -- much-hyped launch. apple streaming music service -- is it music to the ears? ♪ manus: welcome back to "the pulse." much hype about apple music. it launched last week. how does the service measure up? stephen has been finding

. >> helicopters have many capabilities, able to do asu survey with radiological detection equipment. they also have cameras that are able to see basically the dimple on someone's chin from 1,300 or 1,400 feet in the air. >> reporter: at the police command center, officers will keep a close eye on thousands of cameras. security is tightened across the country. in washington, some 700,000 people are expected on the national mall, and police will have special patrols around major landmarks. in chicago, officers will be working 12-hour shifts to help the city handle its fireworks show, grateful dead concerts and baseball games. and in boston, law enforcement is keeping a close eye along the charles river, where hundreds of thousands of people will celebrate the boston pops fireworks show. while police are on a heightened state of alert, they are encouraging the public to enjoy the fourth. >> the message to anyone who is intending to cause us harm in this city-- we're well prepared and we're ready. >> reporter: across the country, the f.b.i. set up so-called fusion centers to share inform

free college tuition online at asu and they are slowly passing the cost on to the customers.fter the city hike the minimum wage. sandra: and people pay it. they mentioned red. there is a starbucks on every corner. ask somebody when they leave how much he paid for that cup of coffee. most people don't know. they just swipe their credit card. lauren: there is a cold brew coffee that is out everywhere for $2. that is where black coffee. sandra: oil prices stabilizing this morning. a check on that oil prices and went to the day ahead. oil prices also that the gas pump we see an impact. we will have the latest there as well. checking your stock index futures right now up 58 points per dow futures pointing to a higher rope in. the celebration continues. the u.s. women's world cup. women make history again with the most-watched soccer game in u.s. history. a round up of what is next for carly boyd and her teammates. you are watching "fbn:am" can be your first look at morning market and breaking news. ♪ [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up al

he has a degree in economics from asu. please join me in welcoming our panelists. [ applause ]. >> that you can very much is lindsey. that you know, heritage, for putting this event together. as i was driving over here in my uber, i was speaking with the driver. he asked what i was doing. i said we were having a panel on the future of education. he said, well, you know, there's two ways to solve the problem with education in this country. so of course i was very interested to hear what he had to say. he said there's the natural way and the miraculous way. i said what's the natural way? he said the natural way is if a an angel of the lord were to come down and to teach us exactly how we should create a quality learning environment for every student at a reasonable cost. and i said well, that's the natural way. what's the miraculous way. he said the miraculous way is you'll figure out yourself. i first heard from from professor jay green from the university of arkansas. it heights the challenges before us. one of the first p

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interest rates would move as we anticipate over a two or three year time, if it moves another 200 asuse're looking for. tom: that is able call from alan ruskin. let's go to the data check. that is a distance the euro would have to travel. futures are near highs of the day, up 26 points. brendan: we have tom keene. tom: tom, greece is front and center. yesterday, we spoke with olivia at the international monetary fund. the surprise was china doing ok. i was taken aback by their imf forecast of 6.8%. on china and on the u.s. dollar 6.8% is not distant from seven is it? it's not even close to a hard landing. alan: we have been seeing for a while, i think there is a strong sense that you will see growth moving down in china. 6.8% would be a very good result. tom: help me with the future of agent as a sphere. there are all of these compensating currency fares. does the taiwan dollar say strong -- stay strong against china? alan: i think what chinese growth does is important for the region. what we are seeing is emerging-market countries are losing some of their growth. they have to ease pol

ceo and it is still looking for a permanent replacement as jack dorsey is still there on an interest asusiven all of that, bank of america says we think likely expecting monthly athletic -- athlete users. that is one of the numbers we will be watching after we await the results after the close of trading. we will be looking for yelp numbers. deutsche bank is out this morning cutting ahead of those results and talking about reduced confidence in its business and strategic value saying the local online advertising has turned out to be harder to monetize than anticipated. those shares are down ahead of the bell this morning. linkedin which reports later this week on thursday, and km partners -- 285 dollars, obviously well above where it is today. it says talent and marketing alone justify this stock as a best in >>. that is boosting the shares. stephanie: thank you. thanks social. it is time for this morning's "picture this." numbers and a tongue twister. the first, 3.2 million years old. i am talking about jesus's next-door neighbor. the age of the most complete gallatin -- skeleton of an e

commodity places were in us -- commodity prices were in a slump, and of course it used to become the asus pc flash pmi. a change of sponsorship, basically. as you mentioned, a big disappointment. on top of other data with the exception of japan, every single one that came out today -- new zealand the philippines -- at 9:45 a.m., this piece of data came out, feeding into what you are seeing right now. we are down 1.5% for the week. when you talk about china, for example we will get the official number in a weeks time it comes at a very interesting time because we are in the middle of this single commodity price. this ongoing route in commodities and i think it is fairly connected to what's happening in china three pieces -- it will play out in three ways. first, let me get to currency. ozzy dollar -- take a look. -- aussie dollar take a look. it is playing out as far as the resource, energy sensitive currency. the aussie dollar and the malaysian dollars are treating your level. we have to go all the way back to the asian financial crisis. second, the mining stocks and australia are taking

the stores, they have a lot of rent and work shore get great benefits like free college tuition at asu. you are paying for it. >> yes. >> maybe it is worth it. >> okay. >> so you are fine with the increase. >> a lot of people say, you know what is a nickel in the end. >> why not just do it all, why just tall and venti. >> this way every year they can pick different products to do small increases with as well because they do this every year. is there also something coming out today, a cold brew coffee, it takes 20 hours to brew. so long that each store can only handle will 50 cups. it is $3 and change, basically ice coffee. so early bird gets the warm. maybe you can try that today. >> do you ever drink that coffee that is made with the poop of the skunk. >> every morning, yeah. >> that is why my skin looks so good. >> is that why your skin looks so good. >> it is like $350 a cup or a bag. >> yes. >> it is, a specific catto owe. >> you in must be drinking it. >> why would you want those ingredient in your system. >> no, another justly. >> poddy mouth. >> a skunk eats coffee beans and the

to gpa to a 4.0 gpa and scored in the 98th percentile on the sats and got a full ride scholarship to asu polytechnic campus. pretty cool. other educational reform are you aware of that can take a young man from a 2.0 gpa to a 4.0 gpa in just two years time? it's really incredible. with that, i will turn it over to lindsay. lindsey burke: [applause] thank you. sohave about 10 minutes or for a q&a. just raise your hand if you have a question and wait for the mic to come around to. yes, sir, in the back there. kevin from the heritage foundation. this is a general question could the use of educational savings accounts are interesting because instead of traditional school vouchers, parents not get to choose various aspects of their .ducation and how my question is regarding university admissions. they are generally based on high school transcripts as well as standardized test scores good if students are expanding a diversity of different aspects of their education that they are obtaining from different sources, how do you think the university admissions would change in the long run? jason bed

[applause] >> asus zen a superb constitutional conservation -- conversation. my expectations were high and you surpass them. i have heard i would not say rancor but engaged debate and i've also heard some important agreements on fundamental issues like the moral foundations of american liberty and the importance of opportunity and the dangers of the mass corporation. as for the center what we will do to keep up your charges continue to be the central national hosting platform for precisely this kind of constitutional conversation aired on the web here in philadelphia and around the country and what we will do is educate the citizens of the united states about the u.s. constitution hearing the best arguments on both sides like we have heard today so each of them to make up their own mind about how best to celebrate freedom. we are now going to celebrate her own freedom by taking a 15 minute break and then we will return to hear the great walter isaacson interview mike bezos. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> that is basically when a business owner doesn't