biggs, slow down, or you're -- wa-hoo! oh, no! wa-hoo! biggs, you did it! how? heavily ] i have no idea. [ sighs ] but ain't it cool? now all we need is a hook, and we're done. and we need it right away. how do we get all the way up there to get that? wait till we're older and taller? it'd be easy if that were a normal hill. we could just roll up there and get it. but this pile would fall right over if we did that. but you guys won't fall over if i try to climb you. huh? huh? huh? guys, we need to find some wood planks so we can build a ramp. [ grunts ] [ grunts ] sorry, biggs. i know i'm heavy. no sweat, buddy. i'm rough and tough. good work, guys -- almost there. okay, boomer, lift me up. there. please hurry and get that hook. your mom will be back at the repair center soon. okay, i'm just gonna nudge the pile so it falls into my bed. [ all straining ] we did it! whoa! whoa! whoa! whoa! [ thud! ] [ laughter ] i can't believe we got back here before your mom, chuck. hurry up and bring the winch in. [ brakes squeal ] how does it ok? well, it looks like a winch,

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must be there is no place for a boycott for liam biggs and their call all the the friendly countries and national teams to raise their rainbow flags and to march at the opening ceremony parade holding hand by hand man to be the man and we've been with me in order to show their solidarity within the l.g.b. community doesn't the olympics then become not about sport and about the l g b t community well according to the article picture. sport is a human right so and the limbic spirit of peace and friendship going to stand together over the any form of discrimination including discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and limbic. high time to show the solidarity from all over the boat and to change the situation in my country because of a lot of the russian energy p.t.'s poor federation is arts and culture reporter martin andrews artes and he said no way joining us live from london today julie bindel the co-founder of the feminist group justice for women also political commentator alexander in the class of a big thank you to both of you in london and all of you here in moscow than

and more of them are europeans created bound for the world's b bigges cocaine market. -- more of themre europeans, bound for the world against cocaine market. >> he rarely speaks to the media but he steered his -- s hared his story. >> daniel ortega. he ha >> i remember as a child of eight or nine playing baseball in the street and the police arrived in their van, grabbed two of her they could, beat them, and took them away as prisoners. that forged me a rebellious spirit. the spirit will, in some way. it came out in the revolutionary struggle. >> in 1979, the sandinistas toppled somoza. they quickly began mass literacy programs and redistribution of land. ortega emerged as president. the coalition would not last and civil war engulfed the country. when the dust finally settled in 1990, the sandinistas declared re-presidential elections. ortega lost and began 16 years in opposition. this is where daniel ortega likes to position himself, beside leaders hugo chavez and fidel castro. they are gone from power while he is changed. he became a catholic, passing a stringent antiabortion law

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what went wrong exactly is of course the bigg question this morning. did weather play a part? at the time of the crash, new information into our newsroom shows it was cloudy, overcast conditions, some rain was reported in the area. but it is still too early to tell what caused this deadly scene. this compelling video showing aftermath giving fire crews there a run for their money this morning. tough job putting out violent flames. the airbus 300 went down at 5:00 a.m., this is birmingham local time. in an open feel, no homes are on the property. believe it or not, this is not affecting airport operations though it's within close range of the runways there. we've just learned a nearby neighborhood evacuated, a half mile away. isolated scene there. the plane was coming from louisville, kentucky and u.p.s. has 53 of these airbus 300 presumablies now just 52. right now we are waiting on the ntsb set to hold a news conference on the east coast at 6:15 our time. we will bring this live. once the presser is finished and ntsb team is getting on a plane bound for birmingham where the i

. >> tells about martha biggs in chicago. >> incredible mother of four he spent about a decade homelesssouth side chicago. she was evicted twice. finally she said, i don't want my family to be sleeping in my minivan and have these think owned homes creating crime, creating. othersalong with rehabbed a bank owned home and she and her family liberated it and they still live there. >> in north carolina we see moral monday's. tell us the story about greg. >> he spent about 10 years legally fighting incredibly conjugated foreclosure in which he dealt with every single major perpetrator of these crimes. wells fargo, gmac, the robo signing -- everything. he got more than 40 foreclosure filings over the course of a decade. one time he got it dismissed. two days later he received a new one in the mail. history demonstrates the way wall street had actually no idea what they were doing through the foreclosure crisis. and there's no reason we should continue to allow them to break these laws. >> in your book, there are numerous images of quilts, what are labeled "foreclosure quilts." and he talked

we know a similar mayor gavin newsome took bigge chances a decade ago in san francisco.eople here are squon and bill who decided 11 years was enough. they had relegated to this second class citizenship and took this courageous step. i'm not worried about collateral damage to myself. i'm more interested in celebrating this great relationshipment now that they can finally call each other husbands, i think it's a great day for the state. >> you're not a nobody to john and bill and other marriage equality advocates across the country. we support you, thank you for your courage and for taking a stand there. i'm sure john and bill are happy to have you in a position to do that. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> as the same-sex marriage debate heats up in pennsylvania there is a chance that same-sex spouses of military members could get housing and other benefits as of this month. it would allow them to take ten days of leave to travel to states to marry legally. 3. geico's defensive driver, good student and multi-policy discounts could save you hundreds of dollus. engineer: uh

is offering an alcoholic version, which is perhaps no surprise where the come ppany is seeing the biggesk to remember the humble start on an early day working out of the food truck they knew they were on to something. >> we had a long like 100 people long for six hours and served so many and people were waiting like an hour and a half to get a slushie. then we were like maybe we have a good idea. >> reporter: and the grown ups all over the east coast seem to agree. agree. ac 360 starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news on two fronts, a gunman with hostages, three hostages being held right now. bomb squad on the scene. we'll bring you the latest on that in just a few minutes. but we begin with breaking news, news on the intercepted al qaeda messages. a source familiar with the latest intelligence telling barbara starr u.s. code breakers recognized a number of specific words they believed signalled a potentially imminent attack. three interceptsot

use fremont's connector, the biggs boulevard connector.t me take you to a live look. we have a big rig, a coupe there that has crashed there. it's closed both directions of auto mall parkway. they close both directions between technology and fremont. use mission boulevard as the alternate. we'll end with this shot again. use mission through fremont and 880 as well approaching tennyson. >>> it's 6:50 right now. new details about breaking news we told you about earlier. we learned that united airlines flight bound for san francisco had to return to heathrow airport because of a loss of cabin pressure. we're being told united flight 900 did land safely at heathrow a short time ago. everybody on the flight is okay. we're told repairs for that plane did take longer than expected. that flight has now been canceled for the day. again, this news coming just into our newsroom. a loss of cabin pressure forcing united airlines flight 900 to go back to heathrow airport this morning. everybody on board the san francisco-bound flight is fine. if we do g

up next, birtherism is back and playing a bigg role an r at this summer's anti-obama protests.ou're watching "hardball." somg that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around barbara ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> i'm ber that will comes with your cnbc mark wrap. the dow jump aring more than 30 points on the day, the s&p ending up 4, while the nasdaq gained 14 after fed president dennis lockhart hinted that the central bank may not taper 80s bonds buying program next month. the justice department is fighting plans for usair and american airlines to merge saying the end result would be higher fairs for consumers. and billionaire investor carl icahn tweeted he's taking on a large position at apple. prompting a spike in the company's stock today. that's it from cnbc, we're first in business worldwide. now back to "hardball." >>> what i need from you is to know what you can do, you and your fellow noncommunist colleagues in the lower house, what you can do to stop these communist tyrannical executive orders laid down by this foreign-born american-hating communist despot. what can you d

is it because one school is bigg bigger? because one school is more conservative? or is it just because of this guy? all those challenges to the student voters at the local historically black college were brought by one guy. his name is pete bigilbert, on e right, sitting at the table. he's going through students' names. student name after student name. if you've been registered to vote in recent years an encounter with him is likely for you. he lives in the same city ward that includes this historically black mostly african-american school. he says he challenges voters from that school specifically because that is his home precinct. elizabeth city state is on his turf. in north carolina, as that local republican has been trying to kick students off the rolls, he's relied on part of the law that lets you challenge people who vote in the same precinct as yours. the law also would have allowed him to challenge the student voters at the other school at the mostly white school across town, just not during an election. if he'd wanted to make a big deal out of questionin

you look at their server and tool biggs usiness consistently for years.ut as we said, mobile, social, online. and these are not areas where microsoft couldn't see big truck headlights coming down the track. they saw them. they had some friends in many cases but microsoft's internal culture of competition where the knives are out in a lot of cases, where the company had a lot of trouble working together, really did it in turn after turn. the latest reorg was supposed to feel good for a lot of that to keep people protected. that's going major challenge of the next ceo. >> wow. 8% is a massive move. >> there's the plus side on steve ballmer. >> that is hard to do on a name like that. >> jon, thank you so much. jon fortt with quick analysis on microsoft. we'll have more on steve ballmer now officially retiring from the company within the next 12 months. we'll talk about who might be in line to take that gig. and john williams will talk about rates and tapering. live from jackson hole. and also ahead, cfo of pandora and get his first reaction of that company's