branson said he sent out the complaint as a reminder to focus on customer service. and new at 5:00 sizing up small craft beers. we've teamed up to see which give you best taste for dollars. and it's a tough job but some one has to do it. >> you're a giver. >> we appreciate it. >> there you go. >> the warning a california lawmaker has for anyone taking a loaner. >> yes, or a rental car. >> if you've got a parking ticket you may get a break. and actor pierce >>> some emotional testimony today from a woman who lost her husband in a crash involving a defective loanar car. abc 7 news nannette miranda reports on efforts to get cars like that one off the road. >> beyond words we lost our beloved children and grandchild. >> hello? >> his son was a passenger in an out of control lexus that had an accelerateor stuck when he made that call. just before the crash. the 2009 accident killed all four people including off duty chp officer mark sailor, married to his daughter. the still-grieving mother wants lawmakers to do something. >> my family's live and sailor's lives are altar

i guess richard branson -- who i have a little crush on him. i love his attitude. that's also an attractive thing. he just has -- he just -- he doesn't embrace life. he gives it a bear hug and doesn't let go. >> he saw this letter. he thought it was so great that he retweeted it. it is everywhere. and this does show you that sometimes when you scream at someone, when you're upset about whatever it is, your food's late, the delivery guy didn't come, et cetera, et cetera, when you're very, very angry you don't get your results. when you -- you actually do this a lot. we're at a restaurant and let's pretend the waiter forgot about us and the food didn't come or whatever and he brought you the wrong meal. you'll very good at saying, although that shrimp looks delicious, i ordered the salmon. you have. have you a way -- >> do i? what a wonderful human being i am. too bad more people don't notice. by the way, branson's airline, virgin america and virgin -- i've never gone transatlantically but i love -- virgin america is an awesome airline. >> the reason we have a peanut

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branson who is friends with tesla co founder urged readers of the blog to sign the petition. >> it isg issue in the state of new york right now. >>> could it be the future of driving? >> we are talking about google glass and using that to drive your car. let's bring in scott budman. is this safe? >> probably not if you are focusing on the screen. it is never safe to focus on a screen when you are driving. but a young bay area entrepreneur has an app that is catching on with drivers who like the idea of wearable technology. here is a peek into the future. >> reporter: every time he takes a spin in his dad's tesla model s he is doing a research experiment. it is not because there are soh many teslas in his1+ hometown, it's because the 24-year-old entrepreneur isiw' developing a app for google glass thatp wil work with the tesla. the goal? letting you check a map or make a call or control the car without having to reach out or take your eyes off the road. >> google glass makes life a lot easier. i use it for navigation, phone calls. it's just making hands free experience a lot betterer.

including union square investors, early backers of twitter, foursquare and tumblr; entrepreneur richard branson; and tom barr, a former executive at starbucks. "my bet is, it's for brand awareness, marketing, advertising, to get the hailo app out there, so people realize that it exist, so they can use it." for now, hailo is privately held and seeking millions more in venture capital. with just 200 employees worldwide, and a former top executive of shazam econometrics behind it, a lot of people think hailo's meter is off and running. hailo is now the world's largest e-hailing network, and may be particularly useful to travelers. once the app is downloaded, it may be used to hail cabs anywhere hailo operates. thank you for all your reporting today, chuck, and thank you for watching. that's all we have for today, but you can find us on facebook and follow me throughout the day @angiemiles on twitter. from all of at first business, have a great day! [first business them >> the following is a paid presentation forthe wen healthy hair care system, the secret to soft, lustrous, beautiful, shining hair

critics, including sir richard branson pounlsed. how can an internet company squash tell it? free food, friday afternoon staff meetings and key hires helped boost moral. glass doors pegs her approval rating at 85%, lower than time cook and larry page. >> the moral levels yahoo improved significantly to the extent that she does seem to be a very, very well-founded and well-positioned leader with a strong strategy view for the company. >> reporter: to keep a good thing going, though, myer will probably have to get yahoo growing. sales are flat since she took over and brand advertiseding is actually down. wall street is hoping for a little growth news when yahoo reports earnings tuesday. if myer can pull that off, year two will be off to a good start. for "nightly business report," i'm jon fortt. >>> finally tonight, you've been waiting and they are back. twinkies started arriving on select walmart shelves today after hostess went bankrupt and stopped making them but private equity owners bought the rights to the treats and they are flying off store shelves. shopers at a new jer

or were in the room with richard branson of rights anyone with the. rights to your order surely have a right to freedom of assembly mark some of them not want to see the. story. you want more to most people want to know who you are more for. meanwhile over in england police are also called up in droves as far right protest spiraled into a full on clashes between the police and anti-fascist groups in birmingham at least fifteen people were arrested during the demonstration organized by the english defense league and their drive against what they call the islam is a shin of their country over a thousand police were called in to keep the peace but the authorities say that they can't ban these gatherings despite the surge in violence since the current horrific killing of a british soldier in london back in may. at least sixty five people have been killed in a string of coordinated bombings in and around iraq's capital another one hundred ninety people were injured as over thirteen bombs went off in baghdad the attacks targeted mainly bustling shiite areas

branson culture. he's in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world's hot spots skiffy ip interviews intriguing story for you. then try. to find out more visit our big. dog called. three. three. three. three. three. three. three both you or your media drug free radio gogarty dot com. welcome back to worlds apart where we are discussing the conflict between distance and freedom within the shift chunka one of famines active members in the just before the break we were talking about various forms of objectifying female bodies and i would argue that you're also doing that they you're using these tactics and you may be within your own right to do so but what about other people's rights not to be exposed to your private parts for example you know there are a lot of man around wild cool finds sexual pleasure in exposing their private parts to women and some find it quite traumatic so in what way what you are doing is different from you know that form of. you know sexual expression what i would say that definitely or one has to unders

bearing the brunt richard branson anyone with the. rights to your border should really have a right to freedom or someone. who want to march and people won't be. the order of more. meanwhile over in england police were also cold up in droves this far right brought us into full long clashes between police and anti-fascist groups in birmingham at least fifteen people were arrested during the demonstration organized by the english defense league in their drive against what they call the islamization of their country over a thousand police were called in to keep the peace but it's already say they can ban these gatherings despite the surge in violence since the horrific killing of a british soldier in london in may. at least sixty five. five people have been killed in a string of coordinated bombings in at around iraq's capital another one hundred ninety people were injured so over thirteen bombs went off in baghdad the attacks targeted mainly bustling shiite areas as locals emerge after their daily around the down fast ramadan attacks ha

. >> reporter: dallas attorney frank branson has experience with amusement park accident claims but isnting the esparza family. >> the insurance requirement provides an inspection once a year and gives them a certificate. now, does that sound safe to you? >> well, currently there are no federal or state oversight of the inspection of amusement park rides. inspections are up to the amusement park to do so. >>> interesting. 26 minutes after the top of the hour. the world awaits the first glimpse of the new heir and we are live in london with the very latest into plus, caught on camera, robbers use sledgehammers to smash their way into a jewelry store. there were dozens of witnesses to this theft. >>> the u.s. women's gymnastic teams in 1996 won a team gold medal at the atlanta olympics. the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly any airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, y

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now, i have to tell you, my photographer branson and myself, we have been going all around the bay areaorting from the san mateo county fair, we have been at the contra costa county county fire, at the alameda county fair. we have been at waterworld and great america. the number one selling food this year, right there, it's corn! people are gobbling up corn this year and they decorate it with a number of different condiments. my favorite, i have been trying the corn right here. i just throw this all over it and it is yummy. so tonight the same here in downtown pleasanton for a town with 5,000 people strong coming out to the biggest block party in the bay area. it happens to be red, white and blue. come on out and sell bay area the 4th of july. i promise -- come on out and celebrate the 4th of july and i promise you tomorrow will be cooler at 100 degrees. roberta gonzales for kpix 5. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, last place giants? well, at leas >>> vern has sports the giants need to win. >> hold on. >> the giants have runs! >> reporter: first place as host the cubs at 7. last place giants they ha

even dealt with some setbacks, remember the blowback when she killed telecommuting richard bransoned who offered his two cents. 85% approval. the challenge in the next year is going to be getting the fundamentals to catch up with the hype. yahoo! sales are flat compared to last year's levels, though wall street is hoping for a guide to about a 3% bump in q3. we'll get the numbers on tuesday but the display ad business was actually down 11% in the first quarter. hasn't grown any quarter that mayer has been in charge. yahoo! is charging more for fewer ads, that can't go on forever, need more popular products, especially with mobile and video that they can charge advertisers done. done a nice job getting yahoo!'s house in order internally. hiring a new executive team and setting new cultural benchmarks and a place where hot startups may be the deal. she needs to move the needle revenue-wise, not on everything but on some things. >> she does this all while having a baby. i don't know how she gets it done. >> i couldn't do it. >> i couldn't do it. >> not just anatomically, i just couldn't

they don't really want richard branson to turn the moon into a big amusement park.t would also create an administrative offices and those offices would be within reasonable proximity to the moon. where do you put them? do you put them on the space station? where do you put those things? >> it's reasonable. so i think if you send l.a. it's reasonable, right? >> i have no idea what that phrase. highest point on the planet and put them in the office and information will come out and we'll take care of it. >> that sounds romp. we'll be right back. (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can talk to someone who knows how i trade. because i don't trade like everi'm with scottrade. me. (announcer) scottrade. >>> coming up later today on the 5-rush limbaugh. they're going to talk about recent comments regarding fox news. you want to tune in for that, pl

cheryl: cheryl -- this is part of the clean generation, a program, al gore, richard branson, and manying the flight as well. they want to go around the world in 2015, but if it took them 18 days to get to san fransisco to new york, frankly, a six-hour flight, don't you have to have safety concerns about doing this around the world? >> no. the technology's going to be better. it's going to be another new plane. they will do dry runs in 2014, and these guys, one of the pilots, he's gone seven miles deep into the ocean. they know what they are doing with the technology and have the best technology. cheryl: they would be with you, but they are meeting at the u.n. secretary general today so they were otherwise involved. let's talk about your company. your stock at a two-year high yesterday for sun power. what a turn around for sun power. >> yeah, it's a great year. it's based on fundamentals, making money, generating cash, and we're expanding in key markets with huge upsides to china and the rest of the world going solar. cheryl: global though or u.s. for you? >> u.s. drives, japan's large

you look at what richard branson has done, and that's just getting us up to the zone of the internationalch is how far away from the moon? i mean -- >> right. manned space flight into orbit, we're very close to that. manned space flight to the moon for a private company, that's still a long haul. but there's a prize called the google lunar x prize, and there are, actually, 32 different groups that are competing for a $30 million jackpot to send a robot to the moon. and some of them are pretty close. i mean, that may happen say within the next five years. so this is not a far distant thing. and those, you know, you could send an automatic prospector there, you know, collect some artifacts, bring them back and sell them on ebay. the need to protect this is not such a crazy, far-off idea as it may sound. martha: interesting. very interesting. corey, thanks. we'll see what happens. >> i know. martha: a lot of stuff i didn't know was there -- [laughter] >> some things more valuable than others. martha: yes, exactly. thanks, corey. gregg: incredible new details revealed about the crash of asian

for "cbs this morning saturday," serene branson in simi valley california. >>> a massive 11-day search in the south pacific for a schooner with seven people onboard, six of them americans, has been called off. the 70-foot vessel left new zealand for australia in may. it was last heard from in june indicating its sails were shredded during the storm. the sea and heiress skew found no trace of the schooner or its passengerer. >>> in south africa former south after friday cab president nelson mandela remains hospitalized while the family feud continues. let's get the latest from debora patta. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. nelson mandela has been in hospital for nearly a month now. that's the longest. the fwooft says he's critical but stable. what this actually means has become a bit of national news. earlier this week there were signs of improvement his family said. his wife graca machel said her husband was sometimes uncomfortable but seldom in pain. he was visited in hospital. he said afterward that his old friend struggled to talk but tried to move his muth but couldn't beca

he was helping folks, richard branson was working with him on a group helping folks on the street, youngh a giving way about him. and the whole thing is sad every way you cut it. george stroumboulopoulos, thank you for coming on television after what i think was your vacation. thank you very much. i proosappreciate it. we'll be watching for you friday night on cnn. your big guest friday, former cnner, larry king. >>> coming up next, wait until you hear actually where heroin is being found these days. how it gets here, how it's cheap, and how police are trying to crack down. i'm lucy lui. we can make an impact for syrian children. syria is in a terrible situation right now. there's civil war going on that is creating absolute pandemonium. and people are fleeing into lebanon, into jordan, into iraq. 6 million people have been displaced. half of them are children. these children are suffering. they have lice. there's scabies. they've lost family. they can't go to school, aren't getting medical attention, nutrition they need. there's going to be a lost generation of children if this continue

asking viewers for some other ideas, one of our viewer tweeted in to say kate's baby bump or richard branson davies also tweeted, churchill, atly, somebody famous? keep your responses coming. keep in touch. we're on e-mail at @cnbcwex a worldwide@cnbc.com and a couple of twitter handles out there, @cnbcwex or direct to me @cnbckaren. >>> a bunch of earnings out from a whole varied amount of sectors. let's delve into the big ones. swiss drugmaker novartis raises its four-year outlook after posting sales just ahead of expectations in the second quarter. earnings per share fell. nordea posted a second quarter net profit of 772 million euros, slightly bigger than expected drop from 820 million euros a year earlier. the stock price is still up .2%. all weighed down by lower net interest income. and bhp billiton soaring today, another record rise in iron ore production. output reached 187 million tons, increase of 9%. the world's biggest mining company is plowing ahead with plans to increase output further and said expansion of its iron ore operations in australia is running ahead of schedule. bac