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bt temperatures right now are a little bit cooler than yesterday.tures in the low 70's-mid '80s. it will get warm in cupertino, all of those locations are expecting temperatures to top off in the low 80s. that will not be where it ends. as we head towards the weekend temperatures will jump another 10 degrees and get of into the 100 degree territory by sunday. a full look at your weekend forecast in holiday forecast with the fourth of july coming up. for now, the traffic department. >> the commute is going pretty well. it is shaping up nicely around the bay area. a very good commute under way. the meeting lights are still being settled at a good enough rate fell to keep this from backing up too badly. hot on the san mateo bridge westbound, heavier traffic but still no delays. the ride in from marin county looks good. the volume is finally picking up a bit. but to early for any backups heading down to pleasanton coming out of walnut creek on 680 southbound. >> of you shop at amazon.com appeasoftcover expect some chan. chris steak has a new rule for on

bt about the case, no comment on when charges will actually be filed '79 that they are "still working on the case." smith did confirm that 5lapd detectives did testify at this hearing which lasted nearly four hours. highly unusual. the average parole hearing is about 45 minutes. and at no time, according to smith, did the l.a. pd offer any evidence that would link ramirez to the stow beating. as for the defense team, how do they view today's outcome. >> i never get emotional. he is a client of mine and i'm doing what i can to get him out of jail. >> reporter: dave lopez, cbs5. >>> ar sensor investigators are looking into the cause of an apartment fire in sunnyvale that sent one person to the hospital. that fire broke out before 2:00 this morning at the casa caliente apartment complex off fair oaks avenue. when firefighters got there they found one of those apartment units fully engulfed in flames, the fire then quickly spread to several other units. it took firefighters from four agencies more than two hours to finally knock it down. one man says he didn't have time to grab anything.

that's when the bt fired them were very courageous they file a whistleblower suit you know they go to trial a korea turny john chambliss musser socialist this. all of the year and from there on him through a mouth than ever is need to talk to scientists or to distort the story in a way that we looked at monsanto these folks refused to do it in this wonderful steves wilson played his own case you know what the story cost. two careers. in the office. and there was only one way or wilson could win under judge roll steinberg instructed the jury for they'd have to prove w t v t.v. station management had deliberately tried to distort the news the proof of a violation requires that the planners established that there be a t.v. tease station or news management acted intentionally and deliberately to falsify or distort plainness proposed news report on the g. eight wilson lost the janie cre won her case because she threatened to disclose to the federal communications commission on your oath the broadcast of a false distorted or slanted news report yes so a creep proved news distortion and you

says that back would reach ten billion dollars this year now russia second largest lender bt beat they're probably going up to two billion dollars now as far as the evidence of concert is climbing to get about ten we're not quite sure about their plan to get about double the amount that they gave four years ago which was a record breaker now the central bank says that the banking sector this year could make thirty two billion dollars now as you said d.t.b. and scrag are holding their annual shareholder meetings today and there's a lot on the agenda the spare bank is expected to realign graff its c.e.o. for another four year term they're planning to discuss their privatization plans which include as share buyback program now as far as the two these concerned the arrogance of the stocks multibillion dollar deals with bank of moscow as well as a potential one with trance credit bank also on the agenda both companies are currently seeking to expand in europe so there might be discussing their decisions the. maybe it needs to be developed in its headquarters there to attack local customers. ok

ordinary votes it will really affect them yes i think it will be a cio of russia's admission to the bt w t o will not just be about free trade although obviously various will be produced the also give out in facts i think. it's likely to create a sense of great possibility of russia to encourage more western investment in the country especially especially if it's accompanied by serious economic liberalization by shrubs and reforms for the business climate and some of those reforms quite naturally associated with the here and of course that all adds to the push for modernization as well tenuous reason thank you very much from. i fear at the economic forum we will continue our coverage over the rest of today and tomorrow as the world's modern innovators top business executives and world leaders gather to debate the challenges facing the modern world and of course get. much much more to come over the weekend here on our team from the us and that is what internationally for many. business team is also keeping track of what's coming out of the forum and some people's book we'll have more on

as they've been working with airbus and boeing banks are down like all the other trading floors with bt down one point four percent. diamond giant says increase its net profit by forty two percent in the first quarter of the year the four hundred thirty million dollar result was supported by stronger production at a thirty four percent increase in precious stones prices. also in brief russian fertiliser producer. has posted first quarter net profit of one hundred sixty one million dollars that's up from nineteen million last year revenue rose seventy percent year in year driven by strong global demand. coming next i'll see the headlines business l.t. will be back in fifteen minutes time. question is that so much of a given to each musician has the power of finding the time to market from spring to be uprisings and at least for me fades from fast becoming vicious civil war. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they're far away from civilization sean paul is discovers foot makes antarctica so special a

of key state companies looking states the state is looking into privatizing more oil major ross nafs bt bank roll sam has bank and power generating company. russia's plans to sell assets and more than for two hundred state companies without losing control the key players. take a look at the markets and here in russia they ended the week on the negative notes this was on the back of the climbing world prices and a stronger dollar if we look at the individual share movers on the my sax the most energy move was mages were losing with the gas from down one point three percent snap school days of gains it's one of the biggest heavyweight losers at the close despite boosting dividends twenty times. twenty percent overall the week was very positive with both the disease putting on more than three percent up this isn't coffee so it will sit back wraps up the week. this week was all bowed all in gas oh you know surprisingly little people in russia still believe firmly in the domestics to relieve the banks and three tale this week was the world over on gas as i mentioned gaspar was the one to act

to meet service needs but one of the reasons that's the case is for lack of a better word the inflex bt caused by the contract and the hope is we'll have more flexibility after contract negotiations and we can address that. >> that was one of the goals in these negotiations. >> how much of that is attributed to being short drivers? >> that's a food question. john, can you come up? the question is -- john haley, our director of transportation, the question is, of the overtime that you expend on a daily basis, how much is related strictly to shortage of personnel, shortage of operators? >> in terms of operator overtime on a daily basis, one of the buckets of overtime is what we fill -- runs with we fill with overtime, we put out 1,174 all together. some of that is not having enough operators and part of it is the question raised earlier about part of -- part of that is catching up, the system catching up with the people that left, the attrition rate, stopping of hiring a couple of years ago, to catch up on the hiring and training. the other part of it is work force management. on a typica

state companies to blocking stakes the state is looking into privatizing more of all major ross nafta bt bank roll still holds bank and power generating company whose hydro russia's plans to sell assets and more than thirteen hundred state companies without losing control of its. corn is trading near its highest levels in three years that's after the us warns global grain inventories will drop next year to the lowest since two thousand and four record flooding in the united states and drought in europe a dozen hopes of replenishing tight supplies and easing food inflation investors are putting their hopes in russia lifting its grain ban next month. index futures group outlines the bets for wheat prices. weed is like a weed it grows very quickly so even though you go through drought conditions and you know the ukraine is a wonderful example of that what we saw happen in russia back in august and the reason why we saw the prime minister do what he did and that was how it acts warts oh it was very indicative of we as a as a as a commodity grows very quickly now having said that what we eat

scoring to him he was sixteen points ball to make the beast and added fifteen gang to it is tonight again bt a scar raina and him can expect another tough encounter. but it's difficult measure with some. plan or a renewal important for his going in and. trying to kind of jump on and off for his game and kind of surprised them and we did go over the route for sure the second years are much harder for us rather limited to try to play the game try to come to the fourth quarter we are going to be a little bit more nervous so that's our goal for. meanwhile one of hankies former stars to me famous golf is promising russia will not cut corners as they prepare for the upcoming european championships the denver nuggets player has been back in moscow ahead of the euro torn and which starts in the way into a month's time. caught up with him. despite it's not quite making it to the top of the bill just yet city my famous golf had already managed to make the headlines in north america he became part of a blockbuster multiplayer trade saw him move to denver nuggets and carmelo anthony to the new york knic

and bt b. is down along with other banking stocks more than one percent. the russian dream of developing its own hybrid cars is one step closer to the construction of the first plot to produce a new generation of vehicles has just started outside st petersburg but in the course of the details. this is one of the young will be on board also and experimenting truckers two more one is the hatch i can the other one a coupe now these cars were first introduced back in january and there were an instant hit the company got over one hundred thousand advanced orders and if you're wondering about the price tag this car was actually back about twelve to fifteen thousand dollars this will provide a much needed boost for the russian car industry at the moment car ownership amounts to two hundred forty cars per thousand adults in russia and that's compared to about eight hundred in america but as the economy recovers the market is growing steadily the boston consulting group says the russian car market could become the world's sixth largest by twenty twenty selling abou

sector metal is up almost two percent supported by strong gold banking stocks are also advising with bt up point eight percent thomas out. i mean in prices of falling around ten percent since may the metal is currently trading around twenty five hundred dollars per ton and that. outlines the main factors that have been affecting the price. on the one pound per see the strong physical tomato and the china and other bricks contras continue developing but the government in china trying to slow down the strokes about the same time the u.s. government trying to put an assault on the process of confidence is ing and you see the situation in europe and for some things not so good well all of that differences too much to not give us a lot of up to me as what a surprise quickly in the long term different the old the most surprising something to me i'm a particular different person psoriasis and should be stable but the medium term i could predict at that level should be stable as it is now. that's a business update for those by delgo we have headline news with carrie coming up. in the. culture i

banks work in the roof and read the man's voice echoed by the head of russia's second largest bank bt being the seven known to be at pre-crisis levels we see for the improvement seen in them in the bed for me so far the loan book given the bad loans i recently mentioned that we would like to see in two three years time that the level of from pos. would be down to we're all to the sound of how it will pre-crisis the message maybe come to russia but it's one of the investments or the russian company is off to the sort of money that believes in the contras long term prospects not the easy easy out investor searching for a quick buck. pushing for long field london calling investor is underway and we are bringing you the latest highlights from the event more news when i lost time. commission free cretaceous free comes from a church is free from a tremendous free risk free stu's free. the old free blood cancer causing video for your media projects to free media and on to our teeth dot com. wealthy british style. is not the type of. market financed scandals find out what's really happening t

state companies to blocking stakes as things looking into privatizing more will need to roll snap to bt bank holds bank and power generation company ross russia's plans to sell assets in more than thirteen hundred state companies without losing control in the key players. secret of the markets this hour and crude is down almost three percent that's on the back of a stronger dollar and reports the saudi arabia may start pumping extra oil next month. u.s. markets are heading for the sixth consecutive week of declines longest stretch of losses since two thousand two on worries about economic recovery but that was down one point one percent. lower by a point. some drop in travelers co after the insurer said it was slowing and share buyback program. in europe stock markets so ended friday's session in the red closing down one percent stocks different cover some ground on friday's session on news the german parliament voted to approve future greek a but that didn't help them. here in russia the markets ended the week on the negative note with the r.t.s. down point eight percent of my sex half

in the bt as -- then they beat the a's. brian matusz was good enough. he pitched into the sixth and got the win. is vlad guerrero -- this is vlad guerrero. robert andino scores. matt wieters continues to produce. derrek lee comes home. 2-0 orioles. hit. markakis, clutch base sai nick later made a nice play in the field. 4-2, orioles win. >> there is a lot to hitting. much is going up and swing away --not just going up and swing away. try to have a good approach. hitting in getting your work in and hopefully things will turn around. >> nick markakis was a first- round draft pick in 2003. dylan bundy was the overall fourth round of the picked. he celebrated with his family. he is considered the best pitcher. hard-throwing right-hander. brother bob one last line for the keys -- brother bob won last night for the keys. vancouver loses to boston last night, 8-1. buzz about a new kid on the block. >> 63 degrees on tv hill. >> residents unhappy with proposed toll lane increase stage a protest in the northern part of the state. >> our conversation with presiden

closing up over half a percent meanwhile banks were down as they came under pressure across europe with bt been losing one percent. precious diamond john's. well rose has increased its net profit by forty two percent in the first quarter of the year the four hundred thirty million dollar result was supported by stronger production at a thirty four percent rather increase in precious stones prices. russian first eliza producer has posted first quarter net profit of one hundred sixty one million dollars up from nineteen million last year revenue rose seventy percent year on year driven by a stronger global demand. and that brings you up to date for business for now you can always get out today online at our team dot com forward slash business stay with us for headlines next. division cluster in the center of siberia one city has gradually shiri ideas for the automotive industry your competitors did so in fiction straight out of software to make free gobble street the building blocks from god just first nationwide fortress network terms going top of the g.o.p. . in the future.

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>> guest: if we don't raise the bt ceiling, then the question bt ceiling, then the question is how long this drag on? it doesn't mean we stop paying the bond holders. but i don't think the bond market is going to sit tight and do nothing and see what happens. if we get to mid july, the consensus view is if we get to mid july and nothing is still happening, you're going to have the credit agencies give us another one last warning that if you don't get this done, we're going to downgrade your credit. the u.s. credit rating how our bonds are rating in terms of our ability to repay, if that falls, that cascades through the economy. consumer borrowing, business borrowing, everything goes up and once the downgraded, they're not going to upgrade the minute after the congress gets its act together. so i do think they're playing with fire here. again, there's nothing magical about the debt ceili. it's simply you've done it 10 times in the last decade. i understand the desire for spending cuts and i think what you'll see, you have one or two optis. go to the wire and then it's going to -- they'll

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she has been in a political drift would be the bt way to put it, that consists of three decisions that haven'tone over well. one washe delay, the postponement and reluctance to bail out greece and she appeared to be someone that was listening to the pubc and not leading the public, germans saying why should we be the ones to bail out greece. second there was a reversal on nuclear energy. after japan and -- she said we will keep our reactors in the 2032 and then said we wil close them in 2022, trying to take votes from the green party. then libya comes along, obama reluctantly says yes and then mirk el votes to about taken. >> why did she do that? her diplomats and most of the people around her were saying don't do that, you know, you may not like the war but at least go along for the ride and then keep your head down. and from what we know, it was a political calculation. she was trying to tap in to the antiwar sentiment that is still strong because of eeg receive of world war ii but it appears she miscalculated because i think a lot of german voters are saying wheres the leader? is an

. >> let me begin with the question of whether greece will have to default on its sovereign bt and what are the ramifications if it does. >> the chances of greece not defaulting are very small. >> you mean by that-- fame, portugal, ireland. >> the problem that you have is that it's extremely unlikely that the political system will work in such a manner as to create the type of finances which will solve this problem. what you are having to do is get a fiscal consolidation, meaning that all of the affairs and that relate to budgets are governed by some central council which everyone adheres to. once you do that, you're very close to political integration. and i think the possibilities of that are virtually nil. so at some point the arithmetic is such that the probabilities are such that there is default out there probably sooner rather tn later. there's going to be a vote of confidence on pap andre u in a matter -- pap and drew in a matter of days. if that fails i think we have consequences immediately occurring and it is very hard to see the prevention of the so-called contagion that wil