the climate change czar. you know the ebola czar. the president can say, you know what i have a constitutional right to have advisors because i basically am consulting with me on what to do. if you have an iranian czar the guy you may never see him testify. >> well steve, we've had 40 czars or thereabouts during the obama administration including, by the way, richard -- the late richard holbrook who was a czar for afghanistan. his being a czar didn't fix that problem. >> no. the whole thing is you might say -- a czar in this situation, as you pointed out, with all of the power of nicolas ii when he was overthrown by the communists. he will be powerless. he won't be able to do something. the iranians won't let anyone do. >> sabrina, the fact is we're already beginning to give in in so many areas with the iranians. now in the military sites we already this is near and dear to their hearts because among other human rights problems that they have they're holding a u.s. marine a guy name amir hechmadi. they've been holding him there witho

bush's post 911 czars. presidents use czars when knew complex problems facing the nation become salient creating a political and policy need for action. for example richard nixon used colorado governor and later william simon and his administration's response to the energy crisis of the 1970s. i noticed was sitting in the audience earlier the franks our school of business. franks are was also and energies are. more recently barack obama has used ron plane to coordinate the inner agency response to the ebola epidemic. both of these cases nixon's use of energy czars and obama's use of ebola czars presidents appointed these czars of their own initiative. the policy problems are solved. there were political reasons to be seen as solving them. the presidents on the development of this phenomenon. other times such as the case with george hw bush and the institutionalization of the drugs are in the late 1980s the development of azar is actually spurred by congressional action and not surprisingly by the preference

so we'll put a czar in place? >> no. czar doesn't come into effect until and unless there's a deal this. person isn't involved in the negotiations at all. this would just be a follow-on person to make sure that all of the aspects of the deal are enforced if there is a deal in addition to which i will say talking to people in the administration while june 30th is the announced date, a lot of people in the administration are acting as if the real, real deadline is july 9th. let me explain why. remember when congress passed a bill that basically said it will have a buy-in, an opportunity to vote up or down. if the deal it submitted before july 9th and congress gets 30 days to review it. if it's submitted after july 9th congress gets 60 days and neither the iranians or in the u.s. wants to give congress 60 days to look at the deal. so my guess is you might see this slip past june 30th but won't see it slip past july 9th unless i falls apart. >> you know, i was just explaining to viewers and people already know this, what you

how is a czar supposed to help? >> well you identified the problem

james bays has the story. >> the situation in czar sphur are certainlyczardarfur,. >> already been reduced just 15,000 troops and police to patrol a territory the size of france. on the security council one deputy be told me ooun unamid was the most dysfunctional others want a more focused approach doing something better. >> now is not the time for unamid to withdraw. we see a role in it mediatings a conflict but any other tasks we want to have it reduce so it can focus on that core role. >> omar al bashir indicted in 2009 on war crimes charges related to darfur has said in the past he wants unamid out of his country. when i asked him about the problems he faces. >> we can leave darfur in a year if the government has the necessary conditions to make that possible. and those conditions have to do with the securities, the ability to go back home without fearing that there they may be attacked or something. we also need to have engage and encourage governments to address the root causes for being the problems. >> the relationship between government of sudan and the u.n. is a recent situation

he also happens to be the former car czar.had another quite large government bond selloff. we saw german yields soaring yesterday. we also saw italian and french bonds and u.s. treasuries moving on the back of that as well. you guys remember, the big government bond selloffs are kind of becoming a theme in markets. it is amazing we have these positions that need to be fleshed out, actually. >> stuff is happening, but due in no whether the positions are that big? the liquidity question keeps coming up, even in sovereign markets. >> he will ask me to talk about liquidity. actually, there is a long-running debate about liquidity. you go ahead. steve: with respect to the u.s. treasuries, it is why did it not selloff earlier? rates cannot make sense in the long run, so i think it's is all a logical adjustment. >> he other big thing is it is a huge day for economic data. especially in the u.s., your dimension adp numbers. those are being closely watched ahead of payrolls friday. we had the trade balance slightly better than expected

the former white house cyber czar.s the first at this. >>> we are waiting for the white house to say how big a deal this is. this is the day they were expected to crow about the job reports, 280,000 jobs are gained. we were firing pretty much on all cylinders. of course across all sectors. that was supposed to be the subject of this, of course, until we got indication that the chinese thing ran further and deeper than we thought. so when we get more on this, of course, we'll go back to that. >>> another thing they're waiting for in washington, this is the reading that could come any day now. the supreme court deciding whether those health care subsidies that have benefitted 7 1/2, 8 million americans who didn't have health insurance but now do have health insurance thanks to the subsidies, whether the payments that helped get that are legal or constitutional. so ask yourself this. if the supreme court rules likely monday although anything is possible, and says that you can't do it. it is unconstitutional, what happens

the government will not pay ransom and the white house has no plans to appoint a high-level hostage czar. a lot of families and lawmakers had recommended that. >> poort alexander tonight. thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, how safe is the air we all breathe on airplanes? alarming new accusations from flight attendants about toxic fumes on board and serious health damage. >>> also remembering a hollywood legend. an oscar winner who brought to life some of the most famous scenes in movie history. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance.

. >> reporter: police and sikor is glad row czar czar yo is off the street and behind bars. >> our worstierce were realized yesterday when the owner of the store was stabbed viciously. we're just glad he survived and nobody else got hurt worse. >> he kill anybody. it doesn't matter. >> rosario charged with aggravated assault robbery and making terroristic threats. his total take for the robberies just a thousand bucks. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much dave. >>> a strange mystery in haddonfield where a man carjacked a priest after holding up a drugstore with a traffic cone. it happened around noon at a rite aid on haddon avenue. man caring a gun and traffic cone demand drug. once he got what he wanted the carjack the priest in the parking lot about block later he abandoned the car took off running. he's white about 6 feet tall, 200 pounds and last seen wearing a long yellow rain jacket, yellow reflective vests black mask and hard hat. >>> on your radar tonight taking a break from this heat after rain drenched much of the area tonight. this quick downpour moved through earlier tonig

i didn't have this evidence when i was drug czar with 8 -'90.ies with memory and concentration. how is this start smoking pot teen years stay with it once a week, not every day once a week lose 8 iq points. that's a lot. >> but here is why the public opinion is changing. two reasons. the baby boomer generation, which started the pot craze in late 1960's, a lot of them have stayed with the drug. and they feel it's benign. they say it didn't hurt me, so think passed that down to their children and grandchildren. then there is the whole the alcohol is worse argument that has gained traction among younger people. how do you respond? >> first of all the marijuana today is three to five times more powerful. 3% thc. tetra hydro can some of the dispensaries where i'm heading. ground zero. maureen dowd, columnist for the "new york times." >> she ate a cookie and she wanted to -- 30%, 40%. >> she wanted to become -- >> she thought she had died she said. >> she was hallucinating. >> stronger pot now. there are so many people in the united states who use ma

and the white house also has no plans to appoint a high-level hostage czar.lester a lot of families and lawmakers had recommended that. >> peter alexander tonight, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, how safe is the air we all breathe on airplanes? alarming new accusations from flight attendants about toxic fumes on board and serious health damage. >>> also remembering a hollywood legend. an oscar winner who brought to life some of the most famous scenes in movie history. >>> we're back with our nbc news investigation into the air quality aboard passenger planes. four flight attendants have filed a lawsuit against boeing which supplies planes to many of the world's airlines accusing the manufacturer of knowing about a defect that allows toxic fumes to leak through the engines and into the cabin, potentially affecting the air all of us breathe on board. here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: july 12th 2013, a medical emergency on board alaska airlines flight 769. the plane diverted to chicago. >> we immediately began to feel ill. just dizzy nauseous. we just

during world war i, he was the main airplane odor for the czar. -- airplane builder for the czar. he built bombers with observation decks. they were so massive that only one was shot down by the germans. he had to run after the revolution and he first went to paris, but there were a lot of displaced airplane designers there, so he came to the united states. fonkck got together a crew, and american copilot, a french radioman, and a russian mechanic. they, it was felt that his flight was a sure thing. he didn't have many competitors. but he drastic -- drastically overloaded the plane. it never got off the ground. if bumped up a giant hill that separated roosevelt field from curtis fields and the plane disintegrated and burst into flames. at the russian mechanic and the french radioman died. fonkck holies said he would -- always said he would try again, but you never got enough money for a second try. immediately afterwards, all of these americans started to think about, i can do this as well. the first person to start thinking about this was richard byrd. in 1926, he had flown over

that means setting up a fusion center at the fbi to keep families better informed but not a hostage czar as not suggested. u.s. government will not pay ransom to terrorists as some governments have are. >> a that fuelled further terrorism. >> some fear allowing families to pay could be dangerous. >> i think you're likely to marginally increase incentives for people to kidnap americans. >> these families had the chance to meet with administration officials beforehand. they spent the day yesterday sitting down with families explains the decisions that have been made. they got an early look at this report that's coming up. >> thank you for that report. >>> new documents claims the u.s. security agency eves dropped on the last three presidents. including to wikileaks it included the middle east peace process and euro crisis. a spokeman told the associated press he's confident the documents are offsetting but have not been confirmed. an analyst for the french president said it's unacceptable especially from an ally. the white house so far has not responded. >>> there are new details on the au

closed or building a new hospital added van ness and post or nasa for decades a neighborhood of key czar stadium for high school sports in that facility for decades before it was reduced in size thirty years ago i look at the mark handbook when the voterse asked to approve the ball park some unnamed group called players for san franciscans at the ballot argument against the ball park and opposed prop a u prop b because millions of additional cars and no marking will drive people out of the baseline and created gridlocked we know within weeks of the ball park openly in 2000 is it was a gem that was supported by san franciscans throughout but city the draft eir outlines a mitigation plan for traffic and congestion management that will work for ucsf it will work for the residents and work to the businesses if mission bay we urge this commission to support that eir and move this project forward as quickly as possible thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners henry and i'm the president of the council of merchant when represents over 2 thousand businesses in the city

. >>> rachel dull czar announced she is stepping down after it was revealed the 37-year-old is actually a white woman who has been posing as african american for more than a decade. >> they asked us not to come to the spokane area when our grandson, her son franklin had award ceremony or sporting events. >> reportedly on an application zone she checked boxes revealing herself as white, black, and native american. >>> prosecutors in mckinny called for law enforcement to look into the june 5th incident. the viral video showed a white police officer pushing an african american teenage girl in a bikini on to the ground. and then the officer pulled his gun on other teens that were coming to her aid. because of the incident the officer resigned. but some in the community want him to face charges. >>> the drunk driver that crashed into the back of an apartment building killing a mother and daughter will be in court today. according to livermore police, corvette's on board computer shows at the time of the crash it was traveling at 99 miles an hour. that street has a 35 miles an hour speed limi

setting up an interagency fusion center at the fbi to keep families better informed but not a hostage czar and the u.s. government will still not pay ransom directly to isis. >> some will pay 10s of millions of dollars from isis and that has only fuelled more terrorism. >> reporter:fear allowing families to pay could be dangerous. >> ultimately, i think you are likely to at least marginally increase the incentives to kidnap americans. >> reporter: now if families did get an early look at that report as they talked with administration officials on tuesday about what went into it. we'll all get a look at it sometime later today. >>> new documents posted by wiki leaks show the communications include discussions about a top united nations appointment, and the euro crisis. a spokesman for wiki leaks told the press that he is confident that the documents are authentic. and an aid for french president he considers avenue eavesdropping unacceptable. >>> there are new details on the autopsy of 25-year-old freddie gray. it shows a high energy injury. according to the baltimore sun which obtained a c

again, has been the nut of some of the criticism we have seen and that is there is no central hostage czar if you will an overriding authority that can run rush out over these various agencies. some lawmakers saying that is what was needed. someone under the white house roof to take care of it. but the president was responding to the criticisms we have heard over the course of the last several years in announcing this policy change today. >> the president did make it a point of saying these things we have heard about, families being threatened with prosecution, if they attempt to pay hostage takers, he says no family has ever been prosecuted for paying hostage takers. but on the final page i was interested to note that they are setting up new protocols for families and their dealings with media. and not only will the government be sharing information with the family it is offering to act as a buffer with the media, even preparing statements. what do you think of this mike? >> i think that will be controversial for many reasons, however, it is a well-known concern, and this is part of the f

. >> yes czar, we have had a nice finish to our weekend and dryer as you mentioned as well after that torrential rain for our saturday. temperatures are definitely responding to the sunshine we had out earlier today and we have wind coming from the west/southwest making a difference. it is 77 in the city at this hour. seventy-two in reading. seventy-nine there in beach haven. this 24 hour temperature change is 12 degrees warmer in philadelphia then it was this same time yesterday. 14 degrees warmer in reading then we were just 24 hours ago. we will talk about what is ahead, it gets comfortable for us back to work on monday, but we are tracking storms on tuesday and believe it or not fourth of july, is next saturday. we've got the early call from accu weather and what you can expect. i'll have those details with the full, exclusive accu weather forecast. >>> melissa, thank you. >>> for the very latest on the forecast as you start your workweek, check out six abc to the come/weather. our live storm tracker six radar images will let you know exactly is what coming and when. the "action n

now the hockey hall of fame class of 2015 has been announced, former flyers defenseman chris prong czar member. that might sound little strange since he is under contract with the coyotes but in the national hockey league, you are eligible if your last game was three seasons ago. pronger has been out with concussion like symptoms since 2011. more sports coming up in our next hour. >> right now 4:49. still ahead: apple has big unveiling today. we'll have more on apple music and what it will look like compared to the other streaming service. >> but first, here is a look at what's coming up the tonight right here on cbs-3. be right back. >>> jill, good morning. >>> good morning ukee, erika. greece's bailout deal end today. doesn't have the money to pay what it is due. strict osterity, like more pension cuts in exchange for additional bailout money. if they vote no, greece could be forced to drop the euro as its currency, something that's never happened before. and the crisis is really sending global stock market down, stocks on wall street actually saw their biggest losses of the year yest

. >>> welshing happening today boston marathon bomb are dzhokhar czar inner will be formally sentenced to death. he will be given an opportunity to address the court but unclear whether or not he will take it. victim impact statement will be made at the sentencing. the judge will then formally impose the sentence. >>> happening today another presidential hopeful enters the race. louisiana governor bobby join delis expect to announce he is running today. he will make that announcement this evening in lou san a he will join an already crowded race with about a dozen competitors, now running. >>> new jersey governor chris christie's announcement could come as early as next week. according to a report, christie is in the final stages of preparations for his presidential bid. christie's ramped up campaigning planning in recent weeks and hired two additional staffers in new hampshire on monday. governor said wow wait to launch his campaign until new jersey legislature passed the budget at the end of the month. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning we now know cause of the death f

. >>> and ancient roman ship, it was discovered by the italian police off the northern coast of czarogical find because its cargo has remain undisturbed after centuries under water. >>> this isn't your typical day at the racetrack. a racetrack in china hosted a drifting competition over the weekend. 11 drivers from around the world, they came out to compete in this. the track was filled with obstacles which drivers had to avoid by drifting around them. i know you've done richard petty's -- >> that looks scarier than what i did. >>> 11 decisions are still expected to be handed down from the u.s. supreme court. among them, extending subsidies for the affordable care act and whether to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide. >>> a big happy birthday to nbc's own carson daly. he turns 42 today. cyndi lauper is turning 62 and merle streep is turning 66 today. i can't believe it. i'm melissa all-out attack on afghanistan's parliament, staged by the taliban. and a live camera captures the reaction from inside the government building. =/vo= plus, a standoff still going on in san jose: where a

surprised at how it went down so quickly without any of us knowing about night right now at 11:00, a buy czar and sweeping shake up. why are all the teacher being norrised out? angry parents and students demanding some answers from a highly rated south bay school. good evening. thanks for being with us. >> students returning to west valley elementary school will not only have new classmates next year but an entire new staff. every single teacher listen new. >> all the current teach remembers being reassigned to other schools. the reason? tensions. new a 11:00. ian coal is at west valley aemt elementary in sunny vaal. what tinds of tensions are we talking about? this is unheard of. >> reporter: neither side will say. only that tensions are what led to this point. tonight parents and students held a rally to support the teachers they even made posters hoping some how some way those teachers will be able to return in the fall. >> we love our teachers. >> reporter: a last-ditch effort. >> valley is our home. >> reporter: even posting messages on the west valley elementary walls in sunny vaal is t

investigators have found a dna match confirming escaped prisoners david sweat and richard matt were in the czar knack lake avenue of new york within the last 24 hours. meanwhile, police are still searching along the new york-pennsylvania border. police say there are credible sitings of the two men in allegany county, new york. that's more than 300 miles southwest of the maximum security prison they escaped more than two weeks ago. the us marshall service has added the pair to its 15 most wanted list. a $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to either man's capture. >> meanwhile, in new orleans man suspected of killing a police officer is in custody. authority say 33 year old travis boyde was handcuffed and on his way to jail saturday morning when he shot and killed officer darryl holloway. police say boyde was still wearing his broken handicuffs when he was arrested trying to board a sit bus yesterday. he faces long list of charges including murder and i will legal possession after firearm. >> peco has restored service to at least 200 people force from the their homes in bucks

like the trade czar what we need is a child abduction czar outside the purview of the state department accountable to the president. a u.s. children's representative office as the senior representative on any body and international child rights matters. this children's rights czar should be included in all summits and international meetings in which child abduction is a major topic and should have its own agenda. this office would be staffed not by people who pass the foreign service exam with degrees in international relations and area studies but rather people with degrees and experience in child woel fair, child psychology and family law. they would be true advocates and be measured by congress and the president on their progress in protecting our children internationally. i know we cannot get to such legislation and get it enacted overnight. took decades to develop to its current state. that needs to be a strategic direction. our children have to be as important to us as international trade considerations. our kids human rights have to supersede other issues in context with bilater

it definitely is a czar size and something you can drive around in, i don't know how many people wouldo so. at least out in opener environment. >> reporter: they say that misses the mark, the whole thing of 3d printing it's is a a watch speeding up designing sign and marching this is design is one of infinite possibilities. the advantage of having a 3d printed car is it could be anything a four saturdayer car you could change the cup holders and power train and the manufacturing process is faster and when it's all over, it is recyclable so you can melt it down and build another one. rogers the grandson of the head of the indian motorcycle company scare former u.s. marine officer fore sees an expanding array of styles. >> we are quick at making a single unit and the next unit we can roll them off the line every 17 seconds takes 24 hours to make through the whole line from start to finish. we are add that go tool in to the kit back to make it so that instead of seven years, we can change the model line time to changeover down to four months. >> reporter: if that happens perhaps one day i

he has only a few days left to czar individual a deal.n's rivals fail to make progress fighting will continue. and the humanitarian crisis will get worse. with every passing day. the sanaa bombings might put more pressure on the party's gathering here in geneva to solve yemen's crisis or face more instability that might play in the hands of groups like al qaeda or the islamic state who might take advantage of the political vacuum and expand. al jazerra geneva. >>> new evidence has emerged of chlorine gaza tacks in syria. it comes from doctors who have worked there and have been testifying before the u.s. congress. they say bashar al-assad's government is carrying out the attacks with did he devastating consequences kimberly halkett reports from washington d.c. >> reporter: they came at the invitation of the republican-led house foreign relations committee to share eyewitness accounts of repeated chlorine gaza tacks against syrian civilians. >> since march 16th of this year we have documented 31 attacks using poisonous gas in idlib provinc

. >>> boston marathon bomber joe czar tsarnaev has broken his silence for the first time.ologize today the victims, saying i am sorry for the lives i have taken for the suffering that i have done for the damage i have done, irreparable damage i remember made the comments at a court hearing where he was formally sentenced to death. he and his brother planted bombs at the boston marathon in 2013. >>> ray prison guard has been arrested in the united states after two convicted murderers broke free from a new york state jail. gene palmer is accused of conspiring to smuggle tools in to the prison. convicted murderers richard matt and david sweet escaped from the facility after cutting holes in the steel walls of their cell. >>> nepal's neighbor india has pledged $1 billion for earthquake reconstruction at a donor conference in kathmandu. the huge quake in april claimed almost 9,000 lives and left hundreds of thousands homeless. >> reporter: villagers just outside kathmandu haven't waited for the government to build them temporary homes. monsoon rains have started. and almost 200

but was best known most recently for his roles as czar von in lord of the rings unless and as count duku in star wars prequels prequels. sir christopher lee was 93. >>> now to an mazing rescue at sea. a coast guard camera captured the drama in alaska. the distress call in just before 4:00 in the morning. a 73-foot long fishing boat was taking on water. it was already half submerged when the coast guard helicopter arrived. and 6-foot waves crashed against that boat. the four men on board abandoned the ship and swam to their life raft. a rescue swimmer helped them as they were lifted by baskets to safety. >> i was in the water for about 20 minutes total and the boat sang as i was coming out of the water just a minute or two after we got the last person out of the raft. >> wow. all four men are now in good condition and the coast guard is investigating what caused that ship to sink but officials do not think the weather was to blame. >>> philadelphia mayoral hopeful jim kenney wants to expand the powers of the philadelphia park parking authority as our matt rivers tells us the ppa's future

like the trade czar, the ustr is what what we really need say child abduction czar accountable directly to the congress and president. a u.s. children's representative office as a senior representative on any body that the president advises on child abduction policies. this children's right czar should be included in all summit or international meetings and and should have its own agenda that is not subject to the desires of any specific country at stake. this office would be staffed not by people who pass the foreign service exam with degrees in international relations in area studies but rather people with degrees and experience in child welfare, child psychology and family law. they would be true advocates for abducted and abused children and be measured by the president and congress on their progress. mr. chairman, i know we cannot get to such legislation and get it enacted overnight. the ustr took decades to develop to its current state. but that needs to be strategic direction. our children have to be as important to us as international trade considerations. our kids' human rights

anything that makes it better, i'm glad you're working on this but we need something like a construction czar, the construction needs to be coordinated this is a major issue and to continue to explore something like congestion pricing it's called some cities have this where you charge people to build through certain corridors at certain times especially for people who don't live in the city, but any step in the direction of helping safety and traffic flow is certainly appreciated, you know, and that's really all i have to say. they are not the same as the cabs, there's only 1800 cabs, these cars can be 30 thousand, new companies may come into being and they're not under your policy control. you don't control them, they're not assets to don't be bullied, i know they're an extremely powerful clouding right now, but over time, they may not be here anymore and we don't want to destroy our existing infrastructure. thank you very much. >> ( calling speaker names ). >> hello mta board my name is deal ya smith i'm a lifetime san francisco resident and a 22 year transportation person since 2002 workin

like the trade czar, the ustr is what what we really need say child abduction czar, accountable directly to the congress and president. a u.s. children's representative office as a senior representative on any body that the president advises on child abduction policies. this children's right czar should be included in all summit or international meetings and and should have its own agenda that is not subject to the desires of any specific country at stake. this office would be staffed not by people who pass the foreign service exam with degrees in international relations in area studies but, rather, people with degrees and experience in child welfare, child psychology and family law. they would be true advocates for abducted and abused children and be measured by the president and congress on their progress. mr. chairman, i know we cannot get to such legislation and get it enacted overnight. the ustr took decades to develop to its current state. but that needs to be strategic direction. our children have to be, as important to us as international trade considerations. our kids' human rig

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the last year they clearly want to neutralize ukraine and they want strategic depth it's what the czars wanted, that's what putin want strategically that's what they want. in ukraine of course the speculation is that the russians want to link up crimea, with the rest of the russian federation. >> you recently wrote that president obama and german chancellor angela merkel have been two steps behind putin all along. what should the westing doing now? >> i said that not to be too critical of chancellor merkel and president obama just in the nature of things, president putin is an authoritarian dictator. he has no opposition in the country so he makes a decision and they go forward. of course we wouldn't have it any other way in our country that president obama or chancellor merkel, they have to deal with checks open their power. so i think -- on their power. so i think there's an almost built in advantage to an autocratic leader. i will say this, president obama wants tough sanctions on russia and there's a ski moment coming up antonio. the european union is going to have to decide, vote a

these millennial czar locking in the lower rate.rles: in part because of the media and home price. >> we are not building the way that we used to. and what is encouraging about this is that you have wages starting to grow. you have household formations starting to grow again and you have worse time buyers. so what for the first time it's the right type of house for the right reason going up. i assume that they will have to update. >> the affordability part, it's the third shortest month we've had in the last five years. so even though it's going up, they are going up there pretty quickly. 24% for cash sales. this is down from 32% last year. a lot of the cash sales that we have had a much higher with the hedge funds coming in and so does means more real people. >> that is a breakdown of home values and its down dramatically. and so either they have money or commitments. >> you know, i think there's a big supply issue and we have seen that where the available home for sale have been very low compared to where we've been. but there's a

think it should be stronger creating a more centralized community figure, someone akin to a hostage czar that could oversee all of that. the white house says it thinks that's inappropriate and they think they've got the right formula. john. >> mike viqueria, thank you. >>> images of palmyra shows the tombs, being bloanl up. the fate of the city's roman era ruins. i.s.i.l. has already destroyed several other archaeological sites in iraq. >>> up next the berlin air lift through the eyes of the man who saw it all firsthand. >>> and they refuse to go away. the number of protesters grows on the streets in armenia. .bl >> brittle an's queen elizabethlaid a wreath today in memory of the victims of war and terrorism in germany. four day state visit to 800 germany coincides with the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. >>> harry truman ordered u.s. forces to begin the berlin air lift. flying much needed supply to starving berliners. they were victims of a soviet blockade, considered by many to be the beginning of the cold war. john terret looks back at that crucial moment in history. >> r