an inch --ber of operations should conform to international law. but the existence of the directive is a major step at turning the internet itself into a weapon of war. >> wrapping up the show a week before the presidential election before the televised debate. >> will the glitz and glamour hobby worth it? a reminder of the top stories. it is on top of its earlier this year. hisck obama has defended administration's saying it struck the right balance between security and privacy. large areas of central europe could be higher than the $15 billion from one -- 2002 for record floods. the hungarian capital covered parts of southern germany. to threaten german towns and cities. germany and how farmers have been hit. the waters of the river 15 kilometers away from where it normally flows. they are also delivering whatever is needed. across his underwater wheat crop, the help comes too late. livelihoodtens the because the last harvest were very bad. >> people dealing with the consequences of an uninvited guest that came into their front doors, windows, an

and china's new president, say the meetings over past two days, could lead to a lower threat of sigh ber attacks for both. >> day two of talks between president barack obama and china's new president, began with smiles and a private walk with just the two leaders and their translators. for the two presidents, the issue of cyber security. the president's national security advisor, said the subject dominated the meeting. >> it's really key to the future of u.s. and china relations. >> they agreed to work withhe u.s. to establish a set of cyber protocols. >> they met outside of palm springs, california, the temperature soared over 100 degrees. nearby, the protessors -- protesters braved the heat. but he feared to be arrested of the criticism of the government, and the unhumane treatment of the china people. >> the president, it's your duty to stop this. >> with president at his side, president barack obama said they'll continue to express the importance of human rights in china. >> the white house said both presidents agreed for the first time to reduce green house gas emissions. >>> the 49

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dan clifton, ari mel ber. understand it, budget chairman ryan has at least one bill to fund veterans' affairs and the defense department. and president obama has said no way, i'm going to veto this bill unless you give me an end to the sequester and a tax hike. now, if obama takes that attitude, and you can't fund these appropriation bills, you can be looking at a government shutdown. >> that's absolutely correct, larry. so we have started the budget process. we are going through the first round of appropriation bills. and the president has made it very clear that he wants to see a larger budget deal that replaces the sequester with tax increases and maybe some marginal spending cuts spread out over a long period of time. you and i both know, that's not going to fly in the house of representatives. so we're really faced with two options. one, we can have a government shutdown, or we can do kind of a continuing resolution, temporary budget, until we get to the debt ceiling. i think speaker boehner is saying to

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will ber shaw hid in his basement. when the storm passed, he discovered that was all he had left. >> to the bottom of the steps, and i looked up and i thought, that's not the color of my ceiling, you know. i shined the flashlight up there and no reflection. and i said, oh, man. i've been hit. >> another hit for an already weary region. >> i'm sure a lot of people, if they're not at their breaking point, they're probably pretty close and pretty worn out with it. >> our report in oklahoma city, she mentioned in one of those tornados took an unexpected turn last night as mike bettis and his crew were on the hunt. they had no time to get out of harm's way. suddenly, the tornado they were chasing was chasing them. we're happy to say they all survived the experience. tonight, they describe the harrowing moment in their own words. >> guys, that's it. there's the tornado. >> south of el reno, three vehicle convoy, we had done a live shot. we needed to go south to get in front of the r storm. >> mike bettis and the team are in

. >>> fbi hazard a serial bank d@s=ber whose collar long sleeve shirt gave him the name button down bandit the man has been accused of 8 east bay heist over the past if you most. latest robbery took place on saturday when authorities say he held up a wells fargo branch in lafayette. >> oakland new crime fighting strategy begins with repairing the relationship with the community. tonight the o pd looking to new graduate of the citizen police academy for hel help. interim chief is counting on them to help recruit the neighbors. graduates say building trust will be a challenge. >> the police, mayor everybody they need to follow it also. say transparent, be transparen transparent. >> it would be l wise to have some sort of community event or something that would draw the people and then you make your presentation. >>reporter: oakland recently named the commander of 5 new district all responsible for reducing crime in their owns. areas. >>> new at 11:00 under staff antioch police departmenten listing the help of garbage collector and postal service to fight crimes. fewer officers on the street

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. >> howard is the third person in the bay area to contract hepatitis a from eating those ber yeez. there are nowted caseseve state. >> a disgraced supervise swror facing a new charge tonight. he is accused now of sending out misleading political flyers designed to help a former aide's campaign. david? >> well, dan, he may be facing more jail time than the one year he's expected to receive from a judge friday afternoon. it was skin cells or is a lifa that links him to a mailer intended to turn voters against a city council candidate. >> happy those responsible for illegal mailer that's were sent out three years ago will be brought to justice. >> she remembers a blow to the campaign for city council when this so called hit piece arrived in mailboxes. her photo next to the photo of communist vietnam. an afront to many vietnamese imgranlts. dna lifted from a postage stamp and never matched until george s him. rakowa junior was arrested on charges of misusing public funds. >> a dna sample was collected that. dna sample was then uploaded into state and national data bases. >> he was back

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yesterday after a tough day of setbacks in the house and dlib bir ra ber races in the senate, they gotig boost. the senate immigration bill would decrease federal budget deficits by $197 billion between 2013 and 2033. the -- 2023. the washington post ez ra clyne writes, this isn't just a good cbo report, it's a wildly good cbo report. they're saying immigration reform is a free lunch. the report comes at a critical time with majority leader harry reed and the gang of 8

so what's ahead for chairman ber knack bernanke? is he going to stay or go? john penned obama may be ready to let bernanke go. >> when ben bernanke heard what the preds said, i think he wanted to run out on the mall and throw his hands up and quote martin luther king and say, free at last, free at last, god almighty i'm free at last. bernanke wants to leave and i think these were the words he wanted to hear. >> was he fired rudely or not? what's your take on this larry meyer thing? do you think obama resents bernanke and wanted to insult him or what? >> absolutely not. like i say, i think this is what bernanke wanted to hear. he wants -- his term is up in january. he wants to leave and to move on to the rest of his life and this was the -- this was basically obama saying he's not going to twist his arm like he did tim geithner and get him to try to stay. i think it was music to ben bernanke's ears. the important thing is this now starts the succession. we're going to be talking a lot over the next few months about who's going replace him. boy, what a tough jo

scott graham, has the treasury market overreacted it ber bernanke? >> i think so. at the end of the day, he talked about taking his foot off of the accel rerator and not hitting t brakes. i think it spooked a lot of people in the marketplace. i think people have had long positions knowing that we have a natural buyer, that being the fed and that there is some speculation that later this year that they do back away. >> when we have 266 on the ten-year, did that make you want to buy more. >>? the ten-year note backed up a hundred bases points the last month and a half. and i think adding duration to your portfolios, certainly the front of the marketplace with two notes back above 40 bases points, it will remain at the table much longer than necessary. >> michael what about that? does 2.5% give you pause to put money into fixed income? every time we get above 2.5, 2% on ten-year, the market sells off? >> i think it might make sense. i think for retail and individual investors it doesn't make sense. but i think that fed messaging and their attempts to get message are n

the university's athletic director ber nard was among them. >>> we have sports director here to talkbit of very early football. >> yeah. you know, not going to lie. there wasn't a whole lot going on, just some intregs stuff. yeah, a chance to sneak in a little nfl football. raiders and niners begin three-day mandatory workouts starting tomorrow. ofshgstas as they're called giving the coaching staff a good look at the tale ent before actual training camp starts later in july. niners, despite super bowl status have issues. trying to step up and place the injured michael crabtree. if you know anything about coach harbaugh, there is no no off season. he's always looking for an edge. >> the idea you're either getting better or getting worse but you're never staying the same, you know, what ways can we get better. we try to chase that and see if we can't get a mile an hour faster. >> all right. i guess we're going to see how tom brady likes share tg quarter bashg spotlight. the new england patd patriotings signed the lightening rod for all opinion tim tebow. the workout at the patriots min

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the university's athletic director ber nard was among them. >>> we have sports director here to talke bit of very early football. >> yeah. you know, not going to lie. there wasn't a whole lot going on, just some intregs stuff. yeah, a chance to sneak in a little nfl football. raiders and niners begin three-day mandatory workouts starting tomorrow. ofshgstas as they're called giving the coaching staff a good look at the tale ent before actual training camp starts later in july. niners, despite super bowl status have issues. trying to step up and place the injured michael crabtree. if you know anything about coach harbaugh, there is no no off season. he's always looking for an edge. >> the idea you're either getting better or getting worse but you're never staying the same, you know, what ways can we get better. we try to chase that and see if we can't get a mile an hour faster. >> all right. i guess we're going to see how tom brady likes share tg quarter bashg spotlight. the new england patd patriotings signed the lightening rod for all opinion tim tebow. the workout at the patriots m

and as the search stretched out to nearby neighborhoods yesterday, theories popped up on twit ber this pter about this p run. "the panda reportedly booked a flight to havana with assistance from julian assange." after hours of eluding his keepers, rusty was finally cornered. vladimir putin has not commented but the run-away panda is back at the zoo at his keepers investigate how did he escape in the first place? >> we'll look at every aspect of the exhibit and not let this happen again. >> you bet they won't. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington where the supreme court today stripped key provisions from the historic voting rights act. the five-bloc conservative majority said even though d discrimination during elections still exists, it is now up to congress to decide which districts warrant federal intervention and that would be an insurmountable task for a legislative body that's dysfunctional on its best day. nbc legal correspondent pete williams is at the court. the court hinted broadly in the oral arguments last october. >> reporter: four years ago in a similar case the

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this is no long ber about some park.us cloud of black smoke which is actually some of the barricades protesters are burning to try and keep the police away. that very small park was the one that was supposed to be bulldozed. but now after so many clashes and there have been several days of clashes, this of course being the worst of it that we saw beginning this morning, you are seeing two visions of turkey starting to emerge. the protesters here are against prime minister erdowan. they want more after secular democracy. this country has been a secular society, that's that's rare in the islamic world, for the last 90 years or so, and they accuse prime minister erdowan of trying to impose an islamic agenda, by limiting women's rights, limiting abortion rights, limit being the sales of alcohol most recently. they say that this is a change in turkish society that erdowan wants, that the people here in the square certainly don't want. erdowan, however, is very confident. he is still popular not ear, but broadly in this countr

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ber in a? >> you know, businesses have already been there, tyler.k gate told me today improving health outcomes is not for the feint of heart and designating obesity a disease is an important tough step. the ama noted that clinical endocrinologists, the national centers for health and medicare and medicaid services have done the same and the hope is that doctors will be more proactive with obese patients. >> it really isn't about losing weight. >> the link between oboesity and heart disease and diabetes, big employers are already leading the charge. 35% offered on site weight watchers programs and more than half covered bariatric surgery and compliance with behavior modification and other measures that are on par with medical costs. >> they are looking at different ways in which to manage and control health care costs, and this is just one of many ways that i see them continuing to try and control their costs. >> reporter: interestingly obesity drug-makers aren't moving a whole lot on the news except the maker of qsimia but they had positive data on

. >>> a case of hepatitis "a" caused by frozen ber raise sold at costco now being investigated. a 62-year-old woman was hospitalized last month and recovered. she bought townsend farms frozen berries the subject of a recall last month. more than 2,000 bags of the berries have been sold just in contra costa county since february. around 30 people have gotten sick in five states including california. >>> today thousands of cyclists will ride the second leg of a week-long trip from the bay area to los angeles. it's part of the annual aids lifecycle. cyclists are pedaling through 545 miles of california countryside to raise money for research and aids awareness. they set off from the cow palace early yesterday. aids lifecycle has been happening every year since 1993. fortunately organizers say hiv is no longer the automatic death sentence it once was. >> i'm here for future generations. every child coming of age has to deal with this. we want to find a cure. it's not just about helping those who have it. but we want to find a cure. we want to stop it. >> 2700 riders will cover 545 m