should they be auld owe message vowing to continue the insurgency. >>> i'm uma pemmaraju. back to "bulls & bears." >>> first the unions fighter pit. now they don't want to pay it. the los angeles city council is set to vote as early as next week on giving unions an exemption from the city's new $15 an hour minimum wage mandate. gary b., you say this is proof this is all about unions trying to lift their numbers, not workers' pay. how so? >> absolutely, brenda. it's a brilliant strategy, i must say that to the unions. i would want to join a union because i would want to join a union it gets to the whole point of why they can and will maximize their numbers. look, if the alternative out there is an organization that can have the most flexibility in demanding wages and yet be the low-cost alternative, unions are in. now they can say, look, we're going to bargain for the maximum market wage and if you want to pay us $14 an hour versus those stiffs out there who are stuck with the minimum wage of $15 an hour, hey, we tear union. i'll tell you what, if i went to a company, i wou

units to be put into these mobile homes 124,000 migrants have entered greece so far this year, triple auldf last year's number at more than half the total entering europe. >> hundreds of afghans are camped in athens' biggest park. volunteers feed them and some individuals bring food. mean suffer from dehydration. this little girl has gastro-i wantritis, one of ti wantritis. what they they need most of all is counseling for all they have been through. said is a musition. he gave $2,000 to smugglers to get this far. he has been in this camp for a week and plans to leave today or tomorrow. when you go in the street, there could be an attack. i don't know what the terrorists wants. if the he worked for a foreign company, if they catch you, they will kill you. if you don't work, how to survive? the situation is difficult. war is producing more refugees. at few miles across water from turkey, these are glad to have reached european shores, grateful that no one is trying to kill them but unaware of the hardships that await them. they may be here with the history that the ought to remind greeks of

google has plans to create an umbrella company auld afl get. our business and tech reporter scott budman has the details. >>>r. >> reporter: this one took everybody by surprise. here are the basics. google creating an umbrella company called alphabet. that will be run by former google cofounder larry page. alphabet will oversee a whole bunch of companies, the biggest, google, a slimmed down google with a new ceo, sundar patch eye. google will focus on making things like search. they will set out a company for delivery drones, driverless drones. investors like the idea and they own google stock, google shares up sharply in evening in after-hours trading. how does today's move affect you the google user? not that much once you figure out what you will kaulg call everything. you will still search and google maps and google docs will still thereb this. it gives alphabet, the umbrella company a chance to move around and trade funds with different projects. >>> coming up with the joneses -- in this case, netflix. san jose based adobe systems announci

. >> so incredible just how calculated auld of this was. what else are relearning about the victims this morning? >> reporter: well, we understand this ward and this parker, they were just incredible human beings and incredible journalists. just obviously very young in their profession. they wanted to do so much. we understand ward, the cameraman, was his fiancee who was a producer at the tv station tragically in that control room when the shooting happened. it was her last day yesterday and they were days or weeks away from moving down to another tv station so they could start a life together. they wanted to get married. also parker, she, her boyfriend was actually an anchor at the station as we've mentioned as we've reported and they also wanted to get married. the anchor actually tweeted they just moved in together. they were not open with that are relationship but very much in love. >> kenneth moton live in moneta, virginia. kenneth kenneth, thank you. >>> the father of alison parker says his family is dealing with unbearable grief. eve

there are plan to his clear so auld transit zones like this and enclose people in fenced off area asrom the public. these people came a long way to end up like this. and it could hardly be described as sanctuary or refuge. andrew simmons, al jazerra, budapest. >>> the hungarian government has responded saying if people don't supply visas they are not loud to travel anywhere within the e you feel the foreign minister says a good european is one who keeps the rules of europe. saying: >>> now, the australian government is up sifting that a deal to resettle its refugees in cambodia is still active. but reports from cambodia say the government there has no plan to his accept anymore people. the deal centers on the pacific island of nauru. an due thomas is following the details. >> reporter: a spokesperson for cambodia's interior minute steer has told a came bode vinnie newspaper that they have no plan to his take more refugees. australia's government has denied that's the case saying the deal is still on. but either way almost after year after it was signed just four refugees have be rese

auld we see a little bit of bounce back. jp morgan coming out and saying it is time to buy. they welcomed buying the stocks after the fall. look at the manufacturing data. are set for growth. 6%. does it really back of the significant moves. clearly, a little bit more optimism. tentatively to buy into the riskier assets. we saw a slight reprieve in asia. not much though if you look at chinese back. the storm seems to be contained in china today and in europe where looking more optimistic. the euro coming low once again. phenomenal. we see the euro being seen as a haven. we are currently up almost 5% in the euro. were choosingthey the euro instead of the pound, the frank, the dollar. now, we are seeing it take lowered. lower.o is going meanwhile, commodities recovering ever so slightly. what a selloff we saw. crude was at 38.72. still below the $40 a barrel mark. nevertheless, a little bit more optimism coming in. copper is basically flat this morning. it had been taking that little bit higher after the dramatic selloff we saw. that has been playing into the equities that i w

as auld still try hirohito war criminal and go to different way. it is hard to say. some have argued that was our big mistake. not trying him as a war criminal, and that is why every man woman and child into an does not necessarily think they lost because they got to keep the emperor. the difference is there today. look at japan and germany. with their problems public relations? the problems facing the past honestly? the japanese for get a whole lot quicker. there are a lot of things in play. >> two points. >> secretary simpson knew what it was going to do it cap japan and understood the emperor in japan. in this process of convincing the japanese armed forces to surrender, the imperial navy sends out a message to all hands, explaining the background of the decision process in tokyo. we intercepted. basically, this is solid gold evidence. we do not have to at yes, it seems like it is the real deal about what the story is. emphasizes the role of the emperor in securing the surrender. inferencery powerful that anyone who read that intercept about the role of the empero

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we're in auld say period of growth. it would be better if we grew faster. i will also say that central banks have done what they could do. i think in general, across the done, central banks have pretty much what they are capable of. now others have to step up. brendan: that is the answer. central bankers to the rest of the world. you do structural reform and fiscal reform. we have done enough. we are exhausted. guy: many central bankers are telling us that they have done enough. and other areas need to be more of a focus. central bankers are going to remain in focus this week. central banks still front and center. rba.ay, watch the the reserve bank of australia out with a rate decision. heavily linked to china. in some ways they are a proxy to china. we already have an ecb rate decision. i cannot wait for what mario draghi has to say. then we get to the big one. we think at the moment the number is around 200,000, that is something we will watch carefully for. we have a g-20 meeting friday as well. guys like jack lew will be there, wolfgang schaeuble will b

a witness spotted the 40-foot steel fishing boat auld el jefe sinking about 4030 yesterday afternoon. they notified the coast guard -- 4:30. a multiagency search involving not only coast guard but nypd. in fact a nypd dive team was trying to use sonar to locate the missing vessel unwater but to -- underwater but to know avail. it was last seen near buoy 14 in no word of a distress call before this went down. authorities have not said how many people they believe to be on the boat. we know of no one who has been reported missing at this hour. again, the search for that missing trawler, back underway this morning. we have no new developments to report so far. as soon as we do we'll let you know. that is the latest live from sandy hook, greg and rosanna, back to you. >> thank you so much, robert, for that update. >>> meanwhile a worker has died after falling down an elevator shaft on a constructionside on the westside. >> ninth avenue and 42ed in street. worker was trying to walk across a beam when he fell 40 stories down the shaft. he was taken to bellview and later died there. it is un

auld we see a little bit of bounce back. jp morgan coming out and saying it is time to buy.s after the fall. look at the manufacturing data. are set for growth. 6%. does it really back of the significant moves. clearly, a little bit more optimism. tentatively to buy into the riskier assets. we saw a slight reprieve in asia. not much though if you look at chinese back. the storm seems to be contained in china today and in europe where looking

a lot of us were there when we founded this thing auld m sec. and we were -- called m sec.ng there as a young leader it was very exciting to see. we didn't know -- like dickson was saying, to see what it's become in just these few years since we were there, it is an amazing thing. shows you the power of what one person can do and to then move this forward. and i think that's what's important here is the mustard seed aspect of taking this to each of our communities to then empower this to facilitate this aspect that education is important, the military child is important, we've got to give them opportunities. so that's why that's really important. so it is an amazing thing. how we'll do that for where we want to be in 2025 and all these other things are going to be really important in how we adapt. i think that's the thing we have to keep on focusing on, too. >> i don't think you can put the importance of what m sec does in words. just what they've done over the years and the impact they've had. i think about myself as a dependent, my kids as independents and my grandkids as

. >> auld about air-conditioning an apparently tom cruise. most successful film about a decade. sandra: it wasn't supposed to do that well, right? >> they were estimating 52 million. 56 is pretty good. 65 overseas. despite the fact he has become tabloid fodder he still has a big draw at box office. sandra: am i missing something? what is the tom cruise tabloid fodder? he is just tabloid fodder. sandra: i saw something about a new girlfriend. >> what about change in release dates? this was originally slated for christmas, december. the studio execs. okay, fine, we'll do it in july. seems like there is no other movie really competing with our attention. >> i think that's a great point. the timing was excellent on this it was something, in a summer that has been so-so, and august is expected to be a little bit more boring this gives fan something to look forward to. it is kind of the tent pole that the studio needed. so timing was perfect. sandra: tom cruise is psyched. he was getting a little older and tabloids and now seems like there is anoth

donna brazil.le at auld not be complete meeting of the democratic national committee without the opportunitytapcap dances better dances better in the democratic party than donna. i am pleasedats, to see you anticipated my instructions and have taken your seats, so i hereby call this meeting of the democratic national committee in the summer of 2015 back toward her. back to order. the colors will be presented by of thewell honor guard jcc of minneapolis. rise for the presentation of the colors and remain standing for the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. powellou to the colin jrotc honor guard for the presentation of the colors. am who joined by the im is the director of faith and outreach and the founder of a minnesota-based organization. for 15 years, he has been active in his community dividing counseling services throughout the state. he has also traveled throughout europe at the request of the u.s. state department to provid