vegas bets its life on it.is a teaching hospital, the only fully equipped trauma center, the only burn unit, the only transplant unit, and the primary source of charity care in a city that has fallen on the hardest times it has ever seen. kathy silver signed that letter. she's the hospital's ceo. >> obviously, our gaming and tourism is tanking. the construction industry has been decimated. and all of those things cause big, gaping holes in the state budget. the hardest-hit area for us was the medicaid budget. >> you lost $21 million overnight. >> overnight. and we were already scheduled or budgeted to lose $51 million. and so when you layered on $21 million on top of that, that brought our loss, or anticipated loss, to $72 million. >> the $21 million was cut by the legislature when tax revenues went bust. nevada is number one in foreclosures. unemployment is over 10% and climbing. silver told us she had to defend her unique services like the trauma center, so she chose to sacrifice services that are duplicated

melissa: anytime a stock sells, the buyer is betting it's going to go up, the seller is betting that to go down. you don't want to lose sight of the fact that he was essentially a kid. he was under 30. right now he's getting a ph.d. in economics at chicago, i think it is -- >> right. melissa: made the trial so that it's happening during his summer break. [laughter] you know, i mean, it's like he's doing his college internship or, you know, he's home from school for the summer being tried for, you know, by the sec. does that factor in, do you think, to the jury? >> i think that's got to be a question, and it is ironic. after all of the crisis and this that the guy they end up hearing have in court here at the end is a student who's doing this trial part time. melissa: yeah. really. james, thanks so much. it's going to be interesting to watch. moving on to marketing magic that only j.k. rowling could be capable of. the writer has just admitted that she secretly wrote the now-best selling novel the cuckoo's calling which was published under the sigh do name robert galbraith. the minute

it started to calm down bet it calmed down and we said hey security get them together and all the security was gone expect one guy who said he has a guard card and he didn't renew it and his wallet was stolen. he said he was head of security. from that incident the officers stayed in the area because you know when a party let's out that goes into the area and you have problems in the surrounding areas so i kept the units in the area. one unit made contract with a bunch of jewelse them and they left. well, when they left they left a backpack and the officer checked the pack back there was id and a gone. it was loaded and with the group. i feel very fortunate that nothing else happened. the next day two victims come into the station and said they were on the prafrp and were at the event and their timeframe i'm not sure if the timeframe was before or after the incident but i'm thinking this was 10 minutes before. so those kids have bruise and they get punched and robbed. >> i want to ask for clarification about the platform and where that is in relation to the club. >> it's a block and a half

lanes and it doesn't sound like major injuries however it is there and traffic is not slow yet but i bet it will be slow here on highway 4 unless they get that out of the way soon. we are looking at live pictures on the bay bridge approach and that looks nice and it is still early to get into the city and there are no major delays and driving in the southbound soon, also 101 and 87 is doing well, steve? >>> it is hot and humid and this is tropical moisture and it looks like it will stay in california maybe santa clara, i doubt in it will -- i doubt if it will stay south, warm hot, many inland locations that will go right over us and that will bump high toes east, higher than it was this time yesterday, nice for some but not as hot as yesterday, it could come down 5 to 10 degrees for some. 60s and 70s and 80s, closer to the water, it will probably level it off on saturday, we will level it off on sunday, pam? >> the reason fire victims are now turning to the las vegas strip for help. >>> and turning to bikes in one city. . >>> a lodge operated by the sierra was burned and they will go throug

we're so sorry we missed the ceremony, but i bet it was beautiful. >> oh, it was perfect. >> yeah?s there. >> both: mwah! >> that's the same way i felt about sasha on our special day. >> yeah. >> really? >> yes, baby. and, look, that's all i was trying to say before. >> can we still do a reception for you? >> oh, cora, that would be lovely. >> okay, anything to get rid of y'all. here we go. >> i'm so excited. it's gonna be beautiful. we're gonna have a dozen tables with big centerpieces! >> all right. >> oh, that's good. and, hey, don't forget the yellow suit. they're gonna have to wear that yellow suit. >> ooh, and we can have a giant ice sculpture. >> and the choir's gonna sing. >> oh, a poodle! >> no, no, no. we don't need no ice sculptures, no yellow suits. you need a deejay. you can't have a party without a deejay, and the deejay's me, okay? wiki-wiki-wiki-what? ha ha! deejay willy fresh, baby. you know how i do. ha ha ha! ain't that right, colonel? >> mnh-mnh. >> colonel? >> miss edna? hey! >> where'd they go? >> uh, they wiki-wiki-walked out, deejay willy wack! >> how you go

you bet it is! thank you for watching or listening.nd we are elizabeth day says i love choboni yogurt. i saw it on your show and thought i would give it a try. and aaron is listening over in soul south korea, and he says everywhere he has lived he has always had a mailbox. so he wanted to tell me i was dead wrong about saying most people don't have a mailbox. [♪ theme music ♪] >> bill: good morning, good morning. friday morning, july 26th. good to see you this morning, and thank you for joining us here. welcome to the program. the "full court press." we're coming to you live on current tv all the way across this great land of ours, coast-to-coast with a lot to talk about this friday morning before we let you get into the weekend. among the other stories we're going to be covering anthony weiner says it could be six or ten, who is counting? well, we are. but weiner still refuses to get out of the race even though his poll numbers are sinking like a rock. we would like to get beyond the trayvon martin case but we can't because the jurors

you bet. >> it was a nice way to warm my brain up so i would not be behind in school and i would not forget everything i learned. >> reporter: the message? never stop learning. in san francisco, kpix. >> aim high is free. it has a budget of about $3 million. the money comes from donations, public and private. the cities of san francisco and oakland kick in as well. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, workers say, it won't do th any good. plus: new at 6:00, another bay area city considers raising the minimum wage, why some workers say it will not do them any good. >>> tourists looking for guidance are not turning to a traditional source of information as often. how travel writers are suffering from the explosion of online information. that and more at 6:00. thanks for watching. the cbs evening news is next. >> pelley: tonight, the boy who would be king. >> he's got a good pair of lungs on him, that's for sure. >> pelley: our first look at the newest heir to the british throne. mark phillips is in london. the suspension of ryan braun in baseball's doping scandal is just the beginni

i bet it's longer than that actually. the hostess company made some changes and introduced the longer lasting tbirchg twinkiies -- lasting twinkiies shortly before the company was liquidated. >> you wonder what they put in them to make them last that long. >>> there's something new with the washington monument. it's getting a multimillion dollar makeup. you know about that but when we come back, see the man paying for it. >> hot, muggy, showers possible too. we have the seven-day forecast coming up >>> hazy, hot and humid. howard says the color is green today. >> i think the color is pink today. >> that is well too. >> it's going to be a day sort of like yesterday. we'll have a few showers and storms here and there. i don't think it will be too widespread. if you get one of those showers, they'll put a heavy young pour -- they'll put down a heavy rain pretty quickly. temperatures by noon about 84 degrees. we'll have quite a bit of cloudiness around i think early today. some breaks here and there and then the threat for a

on the back, i bet it asks you to check salmon or vegan paella. that could be national treasure 3. call me, nick cage. worst of all, folks, in settling this gay marriage controversy, they in fact settled nothing. >> the thing about striking down doma is it doesn't affect any state's right to ban or to allow same sex marriage. >> we have marriage rights in california. we've got marriage rights overall in 12 states and we've got federal marriage rights but we still have unequal recognition of marriages in 38 other states so we do have a very interesting patchwork system. >> stephen: the supremes really screwed the pooch here which i'm sure is also legal now. here's how it works. you're married in new york. you're not married in alabama. what gives? i'm as confused as a freshman frat pledge who really enjoyed that spanking machine. and folks, i am taking the decision on doma extra hard here because i was in such a good mood after yesterday's great decision. >> today the supreme court essentially knocked down one of the pillars of the civil rights movement: it invalidated a key part of

. >> i bet it's 100 degrees in this apartment. >> reporter: chris clackum, nbc news. >> from chris clackum to bill karins. over the hump soon, huh? >> for much of the country. the intermountain west won't be as fortunate as areas in the mid-atlantic or northeast that have really been suffering. this heat wave has been long lasting. it's really built from the east coast and the middle of the nation while the west has remained hot. medford still scorching yesterday. boise, salt lake city. some of these places in the intermountain west will be looking at potentially one of their warmest julys ever. as far as the rest of the country, 98 in new york city. 1 100 at two of the airports in new york. what's interesting about the heat this summer, especially in the east, areas like atlanta and charlotte are known as being hot. we've had nor 90-degree days in boston and d.c. than charlotte or atlanta. some areas of the southeast are having a cool summer and the northern half a warm summer. here's how we're looking this morning. another nice, warm, not too bad. it's not muggy or anything like that in

. >> you bet. >> it was a solemn day to remember in aurora, colorado. a gunman opened fire a year ago in a movie theater leaving 12 dead and dozens wounded and a nation in shock. nbc on the long healing process. >> this morning in aurora, people stopped for a day of remembrance. >> this has been a tough year for us. >> families held each other and listened to songs. ♪ amazing grace and they cried as bells tolled, once for each of the 12 people killed that night when a heavily armed gunman opened fire in a crowded movie theater. jasmine lost a friend. >> what is it for you to be here today? >> to remember the people that we loved and wish they could be here with us today. >> janson young came to honor her boyfriend who died saving her that night. >> i needed to memorialize and it's better than just sitting home and crying. >> i am blessed to know i am still here to take care of my kids. >> year later joshua with is a veteran and father of two young boys. he was walking. >> you were not injured in the military. >> i come home and get shot in a movie theat

it was flat lining. gm and chrysler were on the verge of collapse. we refused to do nothing and let detroit go bankrupt. i betn american workers and ingenuity. three years later that is paying off in a big way. >> the auto industry did make it back but detroit has not. it is pretty eerie to hear the president say that. now detroit has gone bankrupt. and the drama boston playing like a scorsese film. a mob trial, stare downs and dead witnesses. an update on the whitey bulger trial. we've had snop lion, now jay-z has a name change of sorts. we'll explain in the cooler on this friday edition of "way too early." >>> friday morning, i'm brian shactman. it's july 19th. a lot going on. tiger woods on the course has a birdie already, only two shots back at the british open. new developments also on the north korean cargo freighter detained in panama and in the cooler, a new movie out of china about a gorilla who hits a lot of home runs and plays baseball. huh. see how that one pans out. we begin with seriousnous in detroit. where after years of declines, city officials have filed for bankruptcy protection. known as t

. >> reporter: most were betting it would be a girl. >> alexandra's the current favorite but charlotte'sly diana. >> hello. uncle harry? yeah, it's me, heir apparent. royal baby. you know. kate and will's kid. what? you're playing billiards and you've lost your trousers? again? >> reporter: all this relegates uncle harry to a distant fourth in line to the throne. a role it seems he's been practicing for. >> i'm sure he's in the classic uncle mode of someone who's a friend but doesn't really have to take any real responsibility. you kind of want him to take you out and get you drunk when you're about 14. i'm sure that, you know, when that child has to take its first precious steps into the world of nightclubing prince harry will be there every step of the way like the helpful uncle he is. >> reporter: meantime, another royal arrival. prince charles tonight said how proud he was to be a grandfather. so what does one get the new baby and the new parents? well, the finnish government thoughtfully provided this standard maternity package that all finnish mothers get, complete with diapers, cl

it. >> she's betting boy. >> i am. you're saying it's going to be a girl? >> i'm betting girl. >> that must mean something in terms of the markets. i don't note what. gold is up, bill, as it's had its day since june 2013. >> and we'll be watching netflix. about an hour from now. the stock is trading lower, but up nearly 200% for the year. it will be out with what many say is a crucial earnings report. we'll have a team of top analysts to tell you. julia is moderating the conference call tonight. she'll be here to preview the questions she'll be asking the question coming up. >> that's right. and more fallout after the s.e.c. charles stevie cohen. if it's such a minor charge, how come it could potentially put a huge figure like cohen out of business? the co-author of the dodd-frank financial regulation bill barney frank will comment on that. >> that's right. and here's how we stand, though. we haven't moved much in terms of volatility. the dow was up 37 -- excuse me, up 32, down 27 at the peak and valley. we're right in the middle of the range, up 7 1/2 point

. - you bet. its a painful week for students with government-backed loans: student loan rates have officially doubled. interest rates on some loans rose dramatically, from 3.4% to 6.8%. the rates will not apply to existing loans. congress was not able to reach a deal before the july 1st deadline. democrats wanted to extend the 3.4% rate for another year, while republicans were aiming for a longer-term solution. we turned the microphone to you for reaction. "i think it's ridiculous that the government subsidizes this. we should let the free market handle it. that's the best way to solve the problem." "i think it's going to be hard to figure out how to pay for school if i don't have the money to pay for it." "i'm sure there are a lot of people who'll be discouraged and not able to go to school because they don't have the funds to do so." some lawmakers are pushing for congress to revert back to a 3.4% rate after congress gets back from recess july 8th. wicked weather is cutting a tragic path accross the

that's it so that you know what you know if i'm going to if somebody is going to buy it you bet it. crops three children tomatoes they should know that. and i think consumers make wise choices if they have access. i think the public ought to determine what it wants if they'd like to know i don't know why not . it's not it's an assault on our culture and you know this is servitude everyone's going to become slaves. you know all of it when see it's going to be owned by these corporations. this is the beginning of busy controlling the food supply i could tell in the staple cause of many cultures and let's even talk in mexico chile. i happen to think there's a lot of value in the diverse varieties of chili even if we engineer argh life to say resistant big green i'm not going to stop buying the other ones i love stopping at the roadside stand the. i can't i don't know how a company can drive them out of business of the public wants to buy their product this genetic engineering issue is the poster child of what is our relationship as human beings to this earth we're looking at a process o

i think there's a good bet it happens. >> i think this is actually a pretty good play, partially because i think dan would know on a fundamental basis if you're looking at multiples in caterpillar, i wouldn't say the stock looks that expensive. we've sort of seen stocks get up into a area and languish a little bit, it could come back to that level. but the fundamental values are likely to support it. that helps you play that drift to the strike. i think this is a good way to play it. >> well, the level is just below the 200-day moving average. so you have to worry about that. if you're a bull, you've got to worry the socks will get through that. i don't think it is. i don't like that the fact that the u.p.s. is blaming the economy. and the problem with the chinese economy -- >> hang on. >> they said it. i don't know. fedex said three weeks ago -- >> but -- listen, listen -- u.p.s. said they're going to blame the domestic economy, that's why your trade works. >> regardless -- >> now you're fine. now you're fine with what i said. >> that's the bottom line. both of these guys like to trade,

inland temps still a little bit of a decent breeze but i'm betting it starts to collapse a little built. there is a westerly component but nothing compared to what we had yesterday. san jose has a little bit of a north wind. 40 in tahoe. 55 ukiah. 79 palm springs. low clouds and fog still there. they are just going to burn off sooner and get smashed down on the deck. santa rosa showing reduced visibility here at 4:00 a.m.. 60 ann 70s and 80 -- 60s and 70s and 80s. element felt like that first cold front of the season. it was more of a westerly wind than north wind. weather is on tap for inland areas. it will take us to friday and get back to the 90s. coast and bay looks like 60s and 70s. >>> time now is 4:50. new developments on the asiana airlines plane crash. >>> he was already on the ground it knocked him down and started hitting him with the antlers. >> a deer attacks a dog in marin county. he left the dog partially paralyzed. >>> the crash might have been caused by mechanical malfunction. the suit also says escape ramps that opened inside the plane blocked the passengers exit. a ba

. >> i bet it will still be packed. >> i bet a nice night, too. >> absolutely. >>> it's 4:41. it may be early to start thinking about back-to-school shopping, but wait until you hear the deal one retailer is offering to get you in the door now. >>> plus, how the heat wave hitting other parts of america could affect your grocery bill. we'll tell you why you could soon be paying more for a popular grocery store staple. >>> and last month's deadly building collapse in philadelphia caught on camera. we'll show you this brand-new video just released. (alarming ringing)ike a totally normal day (blender) (opening a can) (meow) (child's laughter) "i love you" i mean i guess i was a little sweaty and i was definitely sore (grunting) i thought i had gas turns out, i was having a heart attack (plate breaking) (hard exhale) heart disease is the number one killer of american women so now i take care of my heart and i tell the women in my life to do the same >>sounds great by the way that's nice sweety but thats not my heart that is find out more from the american heart association at gored

known either as protectors of the community or violent vigilante groups depending on whom you ask we bet it is also known as now a senior member of the collective will. for some time ago american imperialism that infiltrated latin america in venezuela in particular cause massive spread of drugs across our territory we have to combat this disease that's when the movement of our own kids even the press and narrow started we also start of a model of urban groups that fight drug trafficking and violence and we clean up the streets. so we're here in america and there are a lot of shanty towns here it's very pro who go chavez and also pro but it's also home to a very strong leftist activism and people here tell me that they don't welcome the police they don't want to see him here because they say that the police here are corrupt instead they have groups armed groups called the collective us who maintain security in this area maybe going after drug traffickers but it's widely believed that at times they were also resort to. some local say however that there is no will turn for now police corruptio

there is no additional problem, a think there is the possibility it will be positive for taiwan to bet ity not? >> this is very preliminary. >> preliminary. we have to put it on the near- term and long-term goals. >> i think it is important you mentioned that two economies are very complementary in nature. taiwan is very much export dependant. we need to look for overseas markets for our products and services. in the last 20 or 30 years, we have been very dependent on the market in the u.s., also in europe and japan. in the last 10 years, has played a big role in terms of taiwan's export market. now over 40% of our exports and services go to china. indonesia being one of the largest countries in terms of population and land size is very attractive to taiwan. there is a lot of room for growth in terms of bilateral trade and very complimentary sense taiwan -- since taiwan needs and market for our products. i think there are a lot of possibilities in the future. we need to look at it from short-term, medium-term, and long term perspective. this is not something that will happen overnight. th

lots of betting going on at the moment. it'saybe becky or michael. >> reporter: how about that? >> you never know. queen becky. i don't know. i think there could be a diana thrown in there. becky, stay cool there. i know you're under a tent but stay cool. it's the hottest day of the year in london. >> take care. >> reporter: 34 degrees. over 90 here. >> they're printing out 2013 coins that they will give to parents born on the same day as the royal baby. >> can you imagine 30 people watching labor. can you imagine can we have some privacy please. >> hope it doesn't go much longer. >>> two u.s. fighter jets have to get rid of extra weight but what they dropped and where has some folks pretty upset. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do...

it. you're betting -- you're putting down a big lump sum of money -- >> would you tell your mother to do it? >> no, i probably wouldn't. i probably advice a more diversified strategy and not take the risk of, you know, what if something happens? >> what if you don't reach that 80 or 85 you collect nothing for the money you put in. >> that's right. >> that's the risk. >> that's the risk. >> so what would you tell your mother to do? what are alternatives to sleep at night and last through retirement? >> that's first. we have to make sure my mother has peace of mind. we would diversify across many asset classes. so stocks are risky. bonds are not paying a great return right now. how do you balance that to get a better return? there are alternative investments and two we like a lot are real estate, which are real estate investment trusts through a mutual fund and another is natural resources, which are commodities like oil and gas and timber. what they do is they don't act the way the market does. so let's say the market is on a tear, these might not be but if the market correct -- >> it seem

if this bankruptcy and the shifti of the health care works for detroit you can bet it is going to happenn every city underwater. melissa: realistically what is the other options? is this something i think they were promis, breaking comments comments, they were going to have health care for life, there is no way to do that at this point. >> i feel these employees worked their whole life like you just said. if the city cannot fund this, city might as well throw up their hands. again, this alternative don't exist as far as i'm concerned. obamacare will not save these employees. they will end up without health care. melissa: thanks to both of you beat up next on "money," what do they have in common? whole lot more than you might think. and the entire fast food industry boiling mad. stick around. and the end could be near, so why not throw a party at the hampton estate? mae the answer is buried under the $2000 worth of tuna he served. don't go away. ♪ melissa: weathers on wall street or main street, here is o is made money today. the hedge fund giant taking an 8.5% stake in the company. a big

oh you bet it was actually on the screen just by i think it will be on the screen you can see it you start in the left hand quadrant going it just goes something like this so i mean that's a parabolic move like we saw in apple stock a parabolic move straight to seven hundred bucks every parabolic move in trading in the history of trading ends badly because when you have an excessive move to the upside eventually you get mean reversion back down to the norm of which is interest due on this debt. that's the problem as well because we've got zero boundary to the down side so if you go back to the one nine hundred eighty s. basically what's happened with interest rates they've come straight down in a straight line but you've got a zero boundary to the downside but while interest rates came down they've amassed tons and tons and tons of debt to say we're glad we have it with the fed the fed basically what they did they used to control interest rates by manipulating or changing the discount rate as you know that's disappeared since one thousand nine hundred seventy nine the discount rate h

you bet. >> it was a nice way to warm our brain so i wouldn't be behind in school and forget everythingrned >> the message, never stop learning. in san francisco ann notarangelo, kpix 5. >> aim high is free for students and has a budget of about three million dollars. >>> it is not just for cheaper clothes and power tools anymore. coming up, how a major department store chain is going designer. >>> pretty active weather pattern. vain now clearing out of the central valley. good news if you don't like the humidity. sunshine peeking through, too. live look from our chopper. seven day forecast, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, store chain has started offg high-end designer goods. but as k-p-i-x five's ryan o tells us.. you won't be ablo find the new products in yo local se >>> sears is offering high end designer goods. as kpix 5's ryan takeo tells us, you won't be able to find the new products in local sears store. >> this lady has expensive taste and does not associate sears with name brand. >> i think of appliances. certainly not chanel. >> but you can find chanel and prada here. the product

brian bets it's a baby. a lot of people are betting out there; right?porter: this is true, brian and michelle. no shortage of gambling companies willing to take your money if you want to put a name down to see if you can guess what the name will be. what everybody is betting on here is that it will be a safe and healthy delivery. brian and michelle. >> we sure hope so. all right. live in london, thank you. >> time now for a look at what's coming on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose joins us from new york. good morning. >> good morning. ahead take you back to london outside the hospital as the duchess of cambridge goes into labor. plus the increasingly popular electronic cigarettes will become a billion dollar industry. are they a safer alternative? we'll take a look. and octavia spencer is in studio 57. we'll ask her about her new movie about a shooting at the oakland bart station. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> we'll certainly be watching that. thank you. >> the time is 9 minutes before 7:00. mr. carno with us. >> it is an interes

you bet it is. just like a mixed drink can be nice, this mixed market can be oh so nice, too. can question it. "mad money" is right back. >>> coming up, coal heart? weak demand from china has caused coal to cool off. that's been bad news for mining equipment company joy global. its stock, down 20% this year. but, can the company dig its way out of this hole? cramer mines for answers with the ceo. >>> and later, is bp back? it's been three years since the largest oil spill in american history. the impact on the environment has been devastating. and its stock has also suffered. but, has the company moved past the spill on the path to a brighter future? cramer has the ceo. >>> plus, air superiority? s.a.p. is fighting for a position in the business of crowd competing. but today's weaker than expected report grounded its shares. is this just temporary turbulence or is the stock about to lose some altitude? don't miss cramer's exclusive, all coming up on "mad money." >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question, tweet cramer, #madtweets. sen

bet very big on tax cuts. and i think that's a feature of how they approach it. the -- i think most of us would really expect they go very big when they decide to mess with the levers on the dashboard. >> michael, bill clinton actually bet big, but his was more of a negative bet. he didn't want to do it. >> yep. >> in 1992, he had survived the scandals of new hampshire, the struggles of new hampshire, promising a middle-class tax cut and then gets into office and, of course the famous moment where greenspan is telling him, yes, mr. president, the bonds traders are going to determine your presidency. he had to turn on the dime, the first month or two, and cause serious damage to his own party's prospects. >> no question. that's one thing historians will give bill clinton a lot of credit for, the budget bill of 1993, was very risky. barely passed it. and in retrospect i think it's

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it is a crisis of renewal. whoever bet against brazil getting out of this made a mistake. is a moment of great promise for the country. i think people remain mobilized. the next big event is on july 11. unions in brazil have called for a day of road tests -- protests. most say that will fly -- will be a flop. it will not succeed. unions in brazil have been instrumental. have zeroparties prestige right now. the only embarrass and i would -- theth the protests only comparison i would make is of the people going on the streets of brazil use the same organization, which is cell phones and social media. .hey know when to pull back one is a protesting becoming violent, you do not know who comes out to the streets. it is very intelligent. you are not going to have the next major protest, public event, where those issues are coming out, when the pope visits at the end of this month. after he endorsed the protests. believe -- i would not make predictions about the presidency. she may be in a position to run. i think we are in a new political landscape in brazil that we do not yet u