appointment with curtis pope.were going to discuss quality problems with the swimming pool pope was installing at the hotel. pope was having financial problems. his company was headed towards bankruptcy, and darrell north was his only large client, although it's unclear whether darrell knew this. no one knows what the two men said to each other. but prosecutors believe curtis pope snapped and attacked darrell with a knife. darrell was caught off guard, and struck pope in the face with a paper punch, causing the nosebleed. pope stabbed darrell over 40 times. as he lay dying on the floor, a drop of blood from pope's nose fell on to darrell's pants. >> there's no way he could have explained away how his blood was dripped on to darrell north's pants. >> we knew we had eliminated any possible innocent explanation for his blood being at the scene, and we felt like we had him. >> curtis pope was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. he posted bail, but on the first day of his trial, pope didn't show up. >> we le

curtis was going home. and now he is never going to go home. >> it's not cool to be here.g this lifestyle. you screw up your life. i can't tell people don't do it because i've done it but i can tell them this isn't the way to go. you're not going to gain from coming here. you lose everything. instead of mailing everyone my vacation photos, i'm saving a ton of time by posting them to my wall. oh, i like that one. it's so quick! it's just like my car insurance. i saved 15% in just 15 minutes. i saved more than that in half the time. i unfriend you. that's not how it works. that's not how any of this works. [ male announcer ] 15 minutes for a quote isn't how it works anymore. with esurance, 7 1/2 minutes could save you on car insurance. welcome to the modern world. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiqtm technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how

tonight -- curtis "50 cent" jackson. jenny slate. the national spelling bee champs. and music from one republic with cleto and the cletones and now, look at this, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone! welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining me here on this night of basketball. earlier tonight here on abc the san antonio spurs hosted the miami heat in game one of the nba final series. and the ratings were so good, they've already announced plans for a game two. that will be fun. could be as early as sunday they're saying. most people seem to want the spurs to win. unless you live in miami rooting for the heat is like rooting for cobra over the karate kid. san antonio is heat hater central, there is a weatherman, on the local fox station in san antonio. his name is sean stevens. since it has been very warm there, sean found a we to work a heat reference into almost every one of his weather reports this week. what you are about to see is just a taste of this. if we showed them all, we would have to bump "good m

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it includes along with curtis mayfield show will be red bone, the 40th anniversary. they will be doing "come and get your love," the song many of you, i'm sure, remember, as well as the downtown rhythm, tribute to james brown and we have new artists, i stevie coming in to perform. >> you do it up when you put this together for the city of san pablo. what's it like to be part of the card there, if you will? >> it's great. last year, i came and really did something very simple, playing audio tracks and came in and did a show and everybody -- i was well received. everybody had a really great time. i didn't -- we didn't really step it up that much, but this year, when i was invited back,  suggested to him, let's do it later on in the evening. i have a -- a computer automation show called "the timate elvis show." i create all the automation for the lighting sequences ahead of time, runs on computer, jump into their board with it. it is going to be a visually exciting show, as well as we have got -- elvis had the sweet inspirations. i have the sweetest inspiration, three

let me bring in the "denver post's" curtis lee. curtis, i look at the republican ticket as a whole. if the party bosses had gone back through a smoke-filled room, i guess this is the ticket they would have come up with, beauprez for governor, gardner for senator. >> absolutely. i think out here establishment republicans this morning are breathing a little easier knowing that bob beauprez is on the ticket. obviously he defeated tom tancredo as well as two other candidates but there was a lot of concern if tom tancredo was on the ticket, he could hurt folks like cory gardner who's running in a very competitive senate race against incumbent mark udall as well as congressman mike kauffman who's in a very competitive sixth district congressional race so i think staff for republicans are breathing a little easier knowing bob beauprez is on the ticket. but bob beauprez did lose in 2006 in his gubernatorial bid that year. >> i remember when he was recruited, everybody had high hopes for him both as a statewide candidate and he has flopped on the statewide stage. i've got to ask you, it seem

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then, three more through the windshield, killing officer curtis.y, officer philips fired three shots with world-class precision. one went through the trunk, hitting mason in the back. when gerald mason was arrested, investigators asked him to remove his shirt. sure enough, he had a bullet wound on his back, proof that officer philips got him. >> the very last thing he did in life was to mark forever the man who killed him and his partner. and that's pretty compelling. because it's almost as if someone is speaking to you from the grave telling you, ladies and gentlemen, i told you who it is. i pointed him out with my gunfire. >> that was never reported. as far as i know, to the media. i said, why didn't you tell us? because we didn't want anybody to know about it. we didn't want him to go and get plastic surgery or to, you know, whatever. and it's amazing. >> the gun was traced to shreveport, louisiana. the handwriting was gerald mason's, as was the thumbprint on the steering wheel of the car. >> i didn't realize i ran a red light. and i got out of

dan, or arab countries -- curtis istan, or arab countries.oting interaction from people between different countries and religious backgrounds is one of the works. she says that elderly people with migrant backgrounds are not immune to racism and anti-semitism. she said she has noticed a rise in anti-semitism. but these groups are fascinated by the in situ jewish lives. insight into jewish lives. turkishlls how one woman started shouting and railing against jews. she says the woman was shouting insults, but that was in the past and this group is interested in learning about parallels between their life stories and those of jews in exile, forced to live -- leave the country they grew up in for a different, unknown land. the muslim women in this group are surprised and interested to about thearn similarities between jewish and muslim faith, especially in the diet. museum to the jewish brings up the issue of the holocaust. for the turkish members of the group, that brings to mind a difficult time in their own national history. she says she tries

we will be looking at curtis dan kurdistan and curti to what extent they have the spare capacity to steply if violence spreads to the south. connected than usual. zoopla is trading higher than its ipo price. they reported record levels of traffic on its real estate website, up 37% from a year ago. googles youtube will start blocking music videos from independent labels which have not agreed to be a part of a planned subscription service. up next, buckle up because the car of the future may travel 12 miles in two minutes. u.k. engineers are building a rocket on wheels to break the land speed record. that is coming up. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." this time next year a team from the u.k. will try to break the land speed record. the bloodhound is in the advanced stages of production. >> to break the land speed record, your car needs to be special. to break the 1000 mile per hour mark, it needs to be an apex of technology. this is the newly unveiled cockpit for the bloodhound, a jet on wheels to you and me. the comfort of the pilot, his cabin has to suit him. the steering wheel is 3-

lou: and sergeant curtis, died of his wounds? and the emotions in this have to be high.t is your feeling tonight? about whether or not bergdahl should be brought up on charges, and what do you think of the way that media is responding, washington is responding? and your fellow soldiers issue the military? >> i am proud of my brothers in the 501 st*r, i am proud of them, i can understand all of the statements that are happening from people that did not experience it and were not. >>, i can see where september simp might -- skepticism meeting involved. i do not believe personaly that he served with honor, i feel those of us who were outlooking for him, regardless which ever unit you were in i believe you served with honor, that is my personal feeling on that one. lou: do you want him brought up on charges? >> yes. i would personaly like to see him brought up on charges, and court-martials for desertion, i think that truth will speak for itself. lou: samuel matsamitsu . >> thank you, sir. lou: vote in our poll, do you believe defense secretary hagel when he claims to have n

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. >> chester curtis served in the army in 2011. and frequent attacks left him with bad ankles and a bum back. >> it's like a light switch, you learn to turn it on and turn it off.f. and it's a big thing to do. >> curtis used his benefits to earn an associate degree in energy management in washington state. at a cost of $4,000 a year. he has already seen his employment prospects improve. just last month, his project, engineering internship, turned into a full-time job. >> we see the post-9-1-1 bill as one of the most valuable tools of eventual meaningful employment. >> he counts the gi bill as unqualified success toward making recent veterans more competitive in the marketplace, but he admits that the government doesn't have enough data to turn the degrees into jobs. and that has led to talk on capitol hill that the $34 billion spent to date on post-gi bill 9-1-1 benefits may be an expensive gamble. >> if you can't reinvest the money from congress, they will sometimes say, we can trim here or there. >> a career in marketing and publ

. >> i will never forget the moment that i first set eyes on curtis algire.e shocking to see the ss lightning bolts, swastikas, nazi imagery, and with the tattoos all over his face, first time i saw him peeking out of that cell i was definitely intimidated. >> curtis algire and his cousin tony peak were covered head to toe in tattoos. many of which were applied by algire, himself. >> i do my whole face, my left arm, my legs, my stomach. >> how do you deal with the pain? >> when you do it yourself, it's not near as bad. >> in the prison system, we do not authorize or condone tattooing. but the inmates are very creative. they come up with methods to do it. >> it's a serious enough violation that it can land an inmate in the hole for months. >> i just did 14 months in the hole. >> why? >> for tattooing. >> prison tattoos are applied with crude but ingenious homemade tat guns and ink that are often confiscated during cell searches. >> this here is several vials of ink and a homemade tattoo gun. >> they make their own tattoo guns out of electronic motors from port

i'm curtis the president of the k n b c organization i'm here to speak about gary i've known gary for that quite a while we've emigrated from the east coast i've known him for 20 years i've seen him face life changes around audition and homelessness but i would say in spit of of those challenges he's ground spoken amazing leader. you know whenever i talk to him, i never cease to be amazed his energy and work ethic is phenomenal he improves lives and he inspires me on a regular basis i resemble believed with all admiration for all the tale of two cities candidates put forth gary's nomination to the full board i believe it's a right choice for the community and the association. thank you >> good afternoon supervisor yee and supervisor tang and supervisor campos i'm alex i'm congresswoman pelosi spokesperson i'm i've known gary he interned if f for the congresswoman for 4 months and has a strong recommendation with the staff he spanks to someone from all different walks of life he, he treats them equally he identified people's problems no matter how large or small he listened and underst

. >> curtis used his benefits to earn an associates degree in management in edmondson college. at the cost of $4,000 a year. he saw his employment prospects improve. last month his project engineering internship turned into a well-paying full-time job. >> we see the post-2011 peen a post-educational tall. >> curtis counselled the post gi bill as a success towards making recent veterans more competitive in the marketplace, but admits the government doesn't have hard data on how many using the benefits stay in school, let alone graduated or turn the degrees into job. >> that led to talk on capitol hill, that the $34 million spent to date may be an expensive gamble. >> if you can't demonstrate the return on investment from congress, they'll re-look at an investment and say we can trim here and there. >> ashley, who plans a degree in marketing says the post 9/11 gi bill is the least the country can do for the troops deployed in war. >> while my peers that graduated with me, i was fighting for my country in the middle of the ocean working 18 hours a day, not knowing what would happe

. >> the organization's name, saving our daughters, took on a deeper meaning in 2011 when founder curtisreceived a call from my wife that i had to go down to scottish rite hospital and -- um, we found out later that she was dying of a brain tumor. you know, it's -- i guess as a father we try to be strong for our daughters, but actually my daughter was stronger than i was and she basically just told me -- told my wife that she had to be strong for her daddy. >> that pain of losing a child reignited his mission to save other daughters through the non-profit. we all have been through issues and problems and especially after i lost my daughter and really our family has been through what we've been through and people like derek blanks, t.i., they have came together and said hey, we're here to help you with your message, you know? to help saving our daughters and to inspire. just looking for, you know, to next year and the year after and the year after. >> up next, he's a young innovator in a lane all his own. >> there are very few people that do what i do. there are about four in the industry

>> certainly in the curtis region. they are making control of this area. this feels like a state within a state. how do you feel about this? we are very very happy because for the first time we are defending a kurdish order. they actually see this as a chance for them to create a kurdish state. >> you could say that there are significant winners in this battle. thank you for joining us. thanks for the analysis. the latest on the ukraine crisis. >> nato is warning that thousands of russian troops have been returning to the eastern border. move is called a regrettable step afterwards. >> the ukraine president has promised to sign a strategic deal with the european union. >> last november, the deal's rejection by the formal readership is part the beginning of the crisis. >> ukraine's new president congratulates the country's new foreign minister. the former ambassador to germany is considered to be very pro-european. on important ally for the president who wants to send out a message to the european union. >> on june 27, i will sign the association agreement.

i have never read such unbelievable and abusive curtis is him of the president. >> he has entered intoaily political debate more so than any other president before him. recently he called for changes to germany's asylum policy. he has also in the announced to tear it -- he has also denounced deteriorating constitutional rights in many countries. ideology, without the people try to fit in. those who do not have mainstream views always have it hard. >> his family suffered under the former east german socialist gdr regime. he rebelled against the oppression, something that shows in his role as president. is someone who says clearly i will not sweettalk dictators. that is a clear belief that he holds to win lives by. it is part of his biography. >> he is redefining the position of the federal president of germany and will most likely continue to push uncomfortable topics onto the public and political agenda. declaringqi army is major success in its offensive to retake areas north of the country from islamist led insurgents. the army says it is closing in on the city of to create -- of bagh

. >> reporter: the caller who identifies himself as curtis hinke, is frighteningly unemotional aboutis dad. so, the dispatcher sends the s.w.a.t. team to his home in seattle. he's playing the online game, call of duty, when the real guys with real guns comes up. >> and the sheriff comes understand and says, who is curtis? when he said that, i was like, uh-oh. >> reporter: his parents are perfectly alive and well. >> we were clueless. we had no idea. >> reporter: police say that 911 call is a fake. it's called s.w.a.t.ing, as in s.w.a.t. teams. celebritieses were the first targetses. miley cyrus' hollywood home was surrounded in 2012, after this call. >> i just shot my wife. >> reporter: now, young gamers have become victims because they share information with fellow players online. s.w.a.t.ers call police with the internet phone service, skype. this mom's family was victimized on philadelphia on monday. >> somebody had called and said that they had killed our entire family. >> if somebody sees a s.w.a.t. team, a bunch of guys with automatic weapons about to make entry into a house an

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my name is curtis johnson, i am from chicago, illinois. i saw at the age of seven when harold washington's campaign completely changed the demographics as far as voter registration. i am on board in that regard. for everyone else, increasing the volume of voters is one piece. making sure that they are actually eligible to vote considering voter id is a different ball of wax. i started an organization called about-face, focused on helping connect voters what their edification. there are three paths to voter id, or to combating voter suppression. one is the legislative path, getting a new voting rights act. two, the legal aspect of fighting in court. three, if neither of those are working in each election cycle, it is connecting voters to their id and helping them get to the polls and doing civic education and engagement. having a hard time starting and i wanted to know, from your perspectives, is there room for an organization like mine that simply wants to get the voters what they need to combat these laws? >> president obama, right before

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(door opens) kristina curtis, and the wrongful death of owen thomas. (door closes) the bows?iously? (scoffs) (castle) she's actually the perfect fairy-tale villain. like the big bad wolf, she disguised herself as an innocent, but like snow white's evil stepmother, she was willing to do anything, even kill, to protect her image. after all these years, maybe owen's family can have some closure about his death. yeah, but at what cost? two women are dead, darren's still being charged with blackmail, and i'm sure his marriage is over. well, and that's why we need fairy tales in the face of too much reality, to remind us that happy endings are still possible. (cell phone chimes) all right. see you in the morning. later. (esposito) vale. speaking of fairy tales, my mother is ready to give her encore performance. time to go back into the woods? still got your gun? (chuckles) it was the opportunity of a lifetime-- the chance to originate the role of the wicked witch on broadway. but it would mean being away from home six nights a week, two matinees. huh. what was i to do? (whispers) r

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second inning curtis granderson gone. three-run shot, kasmir gone after three.era jumped 58 points. cologne cruising eight minutings. bottom half, that is former a, chris young. second homer of the game that is off jim johnson. now cologne pummelled forget pursuing kevin love. the warriors can go after lebron james. it's possible. through his agent he informed miami he's decided to opt out of his contract and become an unrestricted free agent. it means he can test the market. carmelo anthony is doing the same thing. could they join forces? it's unlikely the. warriors will be able to lure the two. tiger woods returns to competitive golf this week. quicken loans national is just as in years past. he's more guarded these days. >> i got a hill bit closer to feeling where i can compete, then, i was sort of getting the itch to compete to, play at this level. but i knew i had to go through my own progression first i have to now pick spots, when i can, and can't push. before, you're young, i just pushed ought l time. >> father time he does intend to play in next week's

tonight -- curtis "50 cent" jackson. jenny slate. the national spelling bee champs. and music from one republic with cleto and the cletones and now, look at this, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone! welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining me here on this night of basketball. earlier tonight

second inning curtis granderson gone. three-run shot, kasmir gone after three.jumped 58 points. cologne cruising eight minutings. bottom half, that is former a, chris young. second homer of the game that is off jim johnson. now cologne pummelled forget pursuing kevin love. the warriors can go after lebron james. it's possible. through his agent he informed miami he's decided to opt out of his contract and become an unrestricted free agent. it means he can test the market. carmelo anthony is doing the same thing. could they join forces? it's unlikely the. warriors will be able to lure the two. tiger woods returns to competitive golf this week. quicken loans national is just as in years past. he's more guarded these days. >> i got a hill bit closer to feeling where i can compete, then, i was sort of getting the itch to compete to, play at this level. but i knew i had to go through my own progression first i have to now pick spots, when i can, and can't push. before, you're young, i just pushed ought l time. >> father time he does intend to play in next week's cham

. >> secretary kerry raised question to christiane amanpour that curtis is ready for self determinationnse was whatever curtis dance -- that is a consistent message that secretary kerry delivered to sunnis, shias and kurds alike pt the question now is, will they listen. >> thanks very much. we are getting new information about the size and the strength of isis fighting forces in iraq right now. barbara starr is joining us. you've been talking, barbara, to pentagon officials, other u.s. officials. what are you hearing? >> wolf, lots of diplomacy but hard military facts on the ground at this hour. here is where we are. the u.s. estimates that isis has up to 10,000 fighters under its command in that region between sir why and iraq going back and forth across the border, being in both countries. heavily armed and engaging in extortion to raise funds to continue its march. no estimate precisely how many are inside iraq at the moment. because the boreder with syria essentially is gone. people are moving back and forth. so that is what iraq is facing. up to 10,000 militant in its own country.

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that also simply a reflection of the economic reality when you have millions of ukrainians tajiks curtis working in russia that gives more score a legitimate leverage does it not one of those countries achieve some sort of financial independence once they become self sustainable like for example kazakstan then they could easily enjoy an independent policy look i think this is actually where you and i probably disagree most intense. except economic dependence and you and i would agree but i don't see economic help by political influence shouldn't do i do think it doesn't doesn't the west by and large i think if things are divorced and i don't think it should in ukraine the fact of matter is is if my bank gives me a lot of money it does not tell me how to spend it i have to just tell them how to pay it back it doesn't have that influence over me but it is see to me to be a. fallacy if you like ok ms an example let me try out that fallacy on the fuel cell for example you just said that you know god willing within the next couple of months ukraine will be flooded with western money you know

to be a verbal altercation between this man and store clerk off- camera to the right schurz deputy curtis it says things escalated from there you see does the bottle it recesses hand going to restaurant packs above the cash register of the series and other bottle it above his head going to throw it this is the thrust for first one second bottle picks up to more the third and then as less 1 1/4 >> : the recently came to light the incident occurred a week ago monday evening neared the top lipper blockers were the day cycle recesses co- worker to ship up to and talk about what happened customers to watch video on you to cannot believe it. messina's people round here hard to believe that would happen back to the video deputies say another customer and the men in red bat in the background can the court said >> : a this point overruns the clark and we see off-camera as he takes the court to the ground actually a technical and cost three barely see in the back edge of the house accord by questions us but often the suspect and all the stories into a vehicle the dit the sale of the male 5 ft. and

you remember jaime lee curtis was hot and we have to think about her digestive rousing. >> you sit on the toilet and say this is great. >> it says take pictures of your activity. >> sales in germs knee went up. >> jaime lee turtis. >> why do companies pay so much money if they know it won't work . consumers know everything they do is fake. they call the paparazzi and they come up with the fake relationships where someone is dating tom cruise. we are not buying it. we are not buying it at all. the only thing we do buy is when they are in trouble and then we buy the magazines because they are fun. you love horses, but you hate the racing. >> i don't hate the racing. i hate that there is a 92-minute pre show. it seems like a stable job. i am all for it. sketchers is taking a chance that california chrome will win the triple crown. >> it was a shoe in. >> awful. i don't even know what i was saying. >> i am trying to think of one. >> if they win the triple crown their name lar seen everywhere. if it loses at the belmont, no one will hear from california chrome ever again. they are taking a

. >> reporter: curtis wilson works at the mall and says that wasn't the first time. >> sometimes they break. sometimes they steal. sometimes it's terrorizing other customers or other people. >> reporter: the lieutenant says the aim of the task force is to quickly mobilize a lot of officers from several departments. they want to make a lot of arrests if necessary but it's what he is hoping for is if the group of teens get the message that their behavior won't be tolerated. >>> and tonight police are search for for an inmate who escaped from the jail. he was being escorted to the basement to take out the trash when he ran out the door and escaped. he was scheduled to be released on july 24th. >>> tracy morgan is in intensive care tonight and the driver who police say slammed into his bus has been charged with murder. authorities say early this morning, the driver of an 18 wheeler was dozen and didn't notice that traffic was stopping and rear ended morgan's limo bus causing it a to overturn causing his writer to die at the scene. >>> san bruno city officials want to know what is behind t

we have these old airplanes called curtis jenny's. he gets over to france. americans do not have any. we talk about sending over 10,000 airplanes and revolutionize the war and when it from the air -- win it from the air. we did not send any airplanes by the end. quentin learns that, in dives, the wing fabric comes off. they are not good for combat. nonetheless, he wants to be there. his brothers give him a hard time. he is going to be the only one who gives his life. he goes out on a few missions. the life expectancy of these pilots was weeks. it is stunning, when you look at the statistics. how some became aces is pretty amazing. quentin gets a golden hour of fame. he gets to celebrate that. on july 17, is shot down. he has two machine gun bullets in his head and the plane crashes. the news is sent to roosevelt and he and his wife are crushed. his british friend says, you must remember, the president is about six. he is a boy. a boy down to this time. now, a light goes out of his life. plus, he had serious physical problems. in cuba, he had caught malaria.

curtis granderson greeting kazmir rudely. lit up for three bombs in this one.chris young solo blast. the second of the game. new york's fourth of the night. mets go up and roll 10-1 the final. >>> the pads have other things going on. they want to speak on their general manager opening. meanwhile, the orange and black in need of offensive help and brandon belt is not far away. he has a rehab assignment in san jose and could rejoin the big club soon. >> we have more at bats. quicker we can get him up here. it won't be his arm. it will be the bats, getting his timing. when he feels good, he's ready to go. i'm hoping we can start him as early as thursday. he's a little concerned that the hand is strong enough, but, you know, he feels good, so, you know, all goes well tomorrow, then, possibly thursday. >>> talking golf, the pga tour getting a much-needed boost in the arm and tv ratings with the return of tiger woods. pain free and basically injury free since his back surgery. he's gearing up for this week's quicken loans national. >> as i got closer to feeling like

she is married to a guy named curtis. he received orders for his third deployment. he leaves, she moved to irving, texas, and the choice. [laughter] la quinta helped her. when it could not find her management job, they put her on the front desk near her home but what was important is they paid her as if she was a manager. she worked hard and got promotions and the army moved curtis again this time to san antonio. she is now general manager at la quinta inn san antonio, texas. in short, by showing flexibility and care for our military, that's and their spouses, la quinta has retained a loyal and express manager and showed great patriotism for america. and we are quinta glad you're here, ginger. [applause] some veterans are ready to enter the workforce immediately but others need to update their skills. especially true for younger veterans who entered the military right after high school or a short stint in college. the bush center, we believe it's never too late to learn a new skill. just ask laura. didn'tears ago, she think she was marrying an oil painter. [laughter

professor john curtis. helia, stick around. we'll talk about the uk housing market. >>> still to come, india's central bank keeps its lending rates on hold. it is putting pressure on modi's government to kick start the economy. ♪ ♪ (man speaking chinese) >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> the headlines from around the globe, touchdown in poland. president obama arrives in warsaw for day one of his european tour. he's due to meet with the new president of the ukraine. >>> jobs picture in italy worsens. youth unemployment hits a new high. the spanish jobless rate is down in may. that's the fourth month of declines. 4.5 million people are still without the job. >>> british house prices jump again in may. george osborne has been told to reign in his scheme by the european commission. >>> and the french government weighs into the bnp paribas probe. a potential $10 billion u.s. fine would be unreasonable, some say. >>> we have data out of the uk, construction activity cooli

a convicted killer curtis anderson confessed to the kidnapping.ber's family has never been found and anderson died in 2007. >>> a new hospital and new challenges why some nurses say this new facility was just opened is not ready for patients. >> state park fees, this new report looks at how many people aren't paying and the impact those visitors would make if they each paid just one buck. >> and we're getting updated election results into the newsroom. we'll have those when we come back. oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter? oh, i knew i forgot something. i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. it takes two seconds, better safe than sorry, right? yeah, who knows if we'll even get service on the island? what! no service? seriously? you guys might actually have to talk. to each other? we do it all the time. i like it. should we? no. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more, visit citi.com/easierbanking a broader mix of energies, world needs which is why we are supplying natural gas, t

being at the american embassy in curtis tan, you see how hungry people are for our values.ow hungry they are for america as a model more than a military. >> the world want us to lead. let me close with this. you been talking about this in your column. this idea of where your kid is going to get a job. a big question you think, and a paramount question for america today. >> i'm doing a conference on this next week. i think it is the biggest question. when i go around the country, if there is a single foreign-policy question i get, how might going to get a job? regardless of what country. what is striking, we are in the middle of a really big disruption here. i love to use uber. you ask them, do you like this thing? they love it. i drive on my own. when i do want to drive on my own, i go online and make myself for uber, and i get their clientele. it is on-demand taxi service, basically. i was talking to sebastian thurn. he is very smart about this. his argument is, we are not just going to have on-demand taxis. we are going to a world of on-demand labor. in a world where ther