going up against dc united, the east conference leaders. that breaks a 1-1 tie. nyc, the 3-1 winner at home. >> looks like a lot of fun out there. >> and enemkpali. he didn't mention geno smith's name. >> no. >> if you got a stfrnd policy, you might -- standard policy, you might as well mention a pattern name. >> and geno is not bringing charges. >> we'll see. mmm yoplait! it's snack time! oh, look! yoplait original now has 25% less sugar. time to taste it. how is it? it tastes good! congratulations yoplait! you did it! yoplait! mention a pattern name. >> and geno is not bringing charges. >> we'll see. >> join the conversation on facebook, twitter, instagram. that's it for us for now. thanks for watching. >> jimmy kimmel is next.

going up against dc united, the east conference leaders. that breaks a 1-1 tie.

bagging two goals in the night, an assist, and red bulls road 3-0 and pull to within two points of dc united for first place in the eastern conference. >>> now to the little guys in the little league world series. tokyo taking on the boys from louisberry, pennsylvania, and home runs flying here, there, and everywhere. a 10-10 ball game in the third, and two on, two out, cranked one to center to put japan on top for good, tokyo wins the title. >> sharapova pulled out with a leg injury, the toughest test in tennis begins in less than 1 2 hours. in golf, final round, first leg of the fedex cup playoffs, and what a day for brian harman, hole in one, par 3, another great shot, would you believe that this one results in another ace? yes. on the par 3 14, two in one day. it's the first time in pga tour history a golfer carted two as in the same round. [000:29:54;00]

soccer with the san jose earthquakes at dc united. didn't take long for the quakes chris wondolowsi gave them the early lead as san jose upset the top team in the eastern conference. final of 2-0. their third win in the row. >>> nascar cup cars in bristol, tennessee. clint boyar in the 15. a little bump for david reagan. that's a spin out. reagan finished 40th. give me the final lap. joey logano. he would hold off, kevin harvick. his second win in the last three races. which just reminds me that the indy tour comes to the sonoma raceway at the end of the month. they are offering ride alongs at the track. jules, i think you and brian are perfect for it. >> it is not on my bucket list, but you have me thinking about this. you did it before right? >> i did. i did it last year, a couple of times. you go at break-neck speed. >> you are not driving, you are going with somebody else. >> you are a backseat driver. >> mario andretti. royalty himself. >> can i be in a bright yell levi stadium car like this ,,,,, >> back to this ride along. how

. >>> earthquakes taking on dc united. two-goal game wednesday. united trying to clear. chris gets the loose ball. side nighting and 1-nil, san jose. 12th of the year. beautiful. on to the second half, same score, quakes, now on the attack. salinas. got find the net. quincy with the assist. and that's all they need. san jose wins 2-nil. >>> finally from golfing with the president to rapping on stage, steph curry got turned up with rapper la kra thursday night in oakland joining grammy award winning artist during his hit song i'm turned. i think we know where little miss riley gets her dance moves. clearly the warriors star and slash brother loves a big stage. from mvp to nba champion. life is good for steph curry. more after the break. cheetod athe tiol zoin shiton-cs baby cub hours ago. you can see them on panda cam. >> just tiny as a little stick of butter. >> and by the sounds it is making, it is in good health. we will have more details of the cub's gender and name. won't be named until it is a hundred hundred days old. >> announcer: immigration. sophia: i felt that

red bulls hosting the first place dc united. first come, first served. philips dumped in his 12th of the year. last year's golden boot winner scores his second of the match. red bulls sliding in to second place with a win, 3-0. stick around. we'll be right back. oh, stay on that one. [changes channel] sometimes it's hard to catch all your favorite shows. you're killing me, dad. give me that, please. with time warner cable's enhanced dvr, you can. record up to 6 shows at the same time. plus, you can record in one room and watch in another. so you can enjoy tv on your schedule. welcome to the future. yes, welcome. get over 200 hd channels, internet, and unlimited calling for $89.99 a month. time warner cable. >>> that does it for cbs 2 news at 11:00. for steve, elise, and [000:27:44;00]

los quakes sumaron su tercera victoria de manera consecutiva al derrotar a domicilio al dc united dosl galaxy de los angeles en avaya stadium. vo cambiamos las cosas al beisbol de las grandes ligas donde los gigantes cerraron su serie ante los piratas con un descalabro de cinco a dos. san francisco perdio tres de cuatro en su visita a pittsburg. los campones descansan el dia de hoy y abren serie ante los cachorros maÑana. vo cerramos con los atleticos que se deiron vuelo en el plato contra los rays de tampa bay, pegando once imparables en la victoria de ocho a dos, la gran entrada para los a's fue en la parte baja de la septima entrada donde oakland anoto siete carreras. el dia de hoy abren serie ante los marineros. gabriel esa es toda la informacion que les tengo al momento. los espero a las once de la noche con mas deportes. ahora pasamos con gaby. gabriela lot topvo blanca ---recuerde que puede seguirnos en los medios sociales, facebook, instagram y twitter en las direcciones que ve en pantalla... live weather cam blanca ---pasamos con gabriela dellan.. ---pasamos con gabriela dell

defeat dc united 2-0, and the san jose sabercats advance with arenabowl with the nail-biter over thezona rattlers. with a look at sports, i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone. >> up next, the giants race about to get underway along aa chance to try somethinglook. different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. take advantage of our summer offers. get this low mileage lease on select ats models, in stock the longest, for around 269 per month. aha! oof! weee! slurp. mmmmmm. cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares. cinna-milk! >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $90 million power ball draw. 4, 12, 14, 21, 55. the power ball number 7. no one got all six. wednesday night's jackpot grows to $100 million. >>> happening today, thousands of runners will be pounding down the streets of san francisco for this year's addition of the giant race. runners will start in front of at&t park at 7:00 and begin either a half-marathon 10k, 5k or family relay run down the embarcadero. about 20,0

. >> the united dc-7 and twa lockheed constellation or super connie collide at 21,000 feet. time, it's the deadliest accident in aviation history. >> tragic aftermath of saturday's twa/united airlines crash, which claimed 128 lives. >> it was a watershed event. it was one of those accidents that we as a society said we're not going to have that anymore. >> the collision prompts the federal aviation act of 1958, which creates the faa, whose mission is to provide the safest, most efficient aerospace system in the world. unfortunately, change doesn't happen quickly enough. >> the wreckage went into the church, into the street and into the surrounding buildings, but i imagine that was about the first contact with the ground, the top of that garage. >> the pillar of fire church. >> yes. isn't that ironically named? >> it's a dreary december morning in 1960 when twa and united have another catastrophic incident, this time over new york city. 10:25 a.m. air traffic control alters the route of united flight a-26, a dc-8, shaving 11 miles off its path to new york's laguardia airport.

. >>> over to the mls where the new york red bulls beat dc united thanks to stand out performance frombradley wright-phillips. the former manchester city with a stunner. he would score his second securing the 3-0 win for new york. and there is much more sport on our website. for all the latest check out www.aljazeera.com/sport. we've got blogs and video clips from our correspondents from around the world. that's all your sport for now. back to you. >> thank you very much. well, ethiopia has one of the fastest growing economies in africa. part of that is down t because of the expanding mining industry. mining opals is a growing trade. >> the ethiopian highlands is often called the roof of africa. it's a rugged and breathtakingly beautiful landscape and in recent years it has gem experts around the world very excited. opal, and of exceptionally high quality. the work is very, very hard, this man tells me. look at the blue in that. he has been mining for two years. he and 12 other men work in this 40-meter long tunnel. the group earn up to $2,500 a week for the stones they find. he has be

defeat dc united 2-0, and the san jose sabercats advance in the arena bowl with the 70-68 nailbiter overtlers. with a look at sports, i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone. >> so the a's play again today, correct? >> yes, they do. they will turn it around, i have a feeling. >> nice weather will be on their side. >> exactly. it was a night game yesterday. they had the fireworks and this afternoon temperatures will be in the 70s there. so looking pretty good weather-wise. and live doppler 7hd, we have the clouds off the coast. but really it's going to be quiet the next several days. in fact, the changes come with warmer temperatures. so if you like it slightly warmer, slightly more of a summertime spread, we have that in store for you. and already we are looking at some 60s and some sun spreading out from east to west. although there is still a good deal of cloud cover out there. 62 san francisco. we had some airport delays. 64 in oakland and mountain view with 630 in san jose. morgan hill low 60s. half moon bay 63. we have mid-60s down through belmont and san carlos. this is from o

defeat dc united 2-0, and the san jose sabercats advance in the arena bowl with the welcome to fort green to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it's full of delicious crunchability. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. and that's something even my brother ... sister can understand. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! >>> happening today, thousands of runners will be pounding down the streets of san francisco for this year's edition of the giant race. runners will start in front of at&t park at 7:00 and begin either a half-marathon 10k, 5k or family relay run down the embarcadero. about 20,000 runners are expected. the giant race benefits the san francisco-based nonprofit organization project open hand, which provides meals to senior citizens throughout san francisco and almeda counties. not too warm for them, lisa. >> no. it should be very comfortable. 61 degrees right now. we should see temperatures still in the low 60s for the next sev

and the red bulls take aim at eastern conference leaders dc united and we will have the latest in majorer in sport. ♪ ♪ thousands, tens of thousands of syrian refugees made the periless journey to europe but millions more sought refuge in neighboring countries which is home to nearly 80,000. its tough conditions have not deterred students from finishing high school, some of them with top marks but as we report that does not guaranty them a place at university. these syrians who are refugees in jordan camp have finished high school and all passed the jordan general secondary education exam with good grades but none can afford to attend a university and have approached collar scholarships and got the highest grades. >> i studied outside because there was no place to study and made sitting outside the street in the scorching heat or cold and we didn't care, we had a goal and we wanted to achieve it. >> reporter: cuts across the camp were a major challenge but says when she didn't have enough candles to study at night she had to wait until sunrise and says it's not fair there are not enough

against dc united. always nice to see there. salinas with another goal in the 52nd minute. 2-0 win.e tied with seattle for the western conference final playoff spot. san jose hosts the l.a. galaxy friday. >>> one of the newest giants returned from the dl yesterday in pittsburgh. to pitch for the first time since august 2nd. but he would end up with a no decision as the game would go to the bottom of the ninth with the score tied. sterling hit the first pitch he saw into the seats for a walkoff home run. pirates win 3-2, giants close out a four-game series with the pirates tonight. >>> it was "star wars" day at the coliseum yesterday as the as hosted the tampa bay rays. darth vader and the storm troopers made an appearance. check out this play from the second inning. the as ball boy lays out for an amazing diving stop in foul territory. he protects his bull pen, gets his uniform a little dirty and a lot of fist bumps. the as took a 4-3 lead in the ninth but the bullpen faltered, as dubbed down in the right field line and the rays win 5- 4. >>> let's talk about drones. 7:52. drones ge

united states. the washington dc public service commission rejected the takeover. tors have approved the deal in other states. the d.c. commission gave exelon and pepco 30 days to request reconsideration. google's life science unit is teaming with -- the companies will of elop methods to store and analyze a glucose levels in real-time. diabetes will affect an estimated 600 million people by 2035. it costs the u.s. alone about 20 $45 billion alone in health care. warren buffett is betting americans are still thirsty for gasoline. berkshire hathaway is making its most significant energy investment in two years. a $4.5 billion stake in the largest oil refinery in the u.s. the s&p energy index is down 18% this year but phillips is up almost 8%. it has not been a good year for endowments at the nation possible public universities. they are reporting returns that failed to meet industry standard. texas had aty of 3.3% return. ohio state, indiana, and the were belowof florida 5%. tokyo is the winner of the little league world series. the team overcame a deficit to beat lew

in southeast dc crowd gathered to remember a victim. tonights vigil was meant to unite the community toward stopping the violence. as we found out, not everyone was listening.>> reporter: tonights visual in this park drew dozens of mourners and activists. at the end of the service it was tough to tell whether the message of the community rising up against violence truly sunk in. >> victory.>> reporter: surrounded by a circle of prayer and pain, her daughter was remembered.>> it is unimaginable. she was just so beautiful. she had the biggest heart.>> reporter: the 17-year-old who shot her was upset that her 12- year-old son had thrown rocks at him. another senseless act of violence in a summer that has seen too many. >> now every kid feels like it's okay to have a gun. >> reporter: community leaders railed against the proliferation of illegal guns. and cried for funding cuts. >> reporter: outside the tight circle of the vigil an illustration of the divide that plagues this community. on one side police keeping to themselves. on the other side young people surrounded by a

why would we think that one program out of washington dc could fix those problems? the constitution of the united states said that anything that is not enumerated as a power for the federal government reverts to the states. i don't see health care in the constitution of the united states. make thelling to governors and legislatures each of these states responsible for coming up with a health care program that deals with access and cost in their state. not optional, they have to come up with a program. i might not necessarily like the program that your governor comes is, you but the fact have a republican legislature that can help to do some different things here. we trip over hospitals in new jersey, you guys trip over state reps. you have 400 of them. here's the good news. you can get to them. you can't get to these people in washington if you don't like obamacare. you can get to your state senators, get to your executive counselors, and get to the governor. you can't do that in washington dc. i believe each state should be tasked with the responsibility of coming up with a plan that works for t

dc, and for the president of the units, this is a bigger one particularly as he winds down his presidencyou mentioned, chief is getting that iran deal through congress and the math indicates that harry reid, there was one other democratic senator, debbie stabenow, came out in support of that. that means 28 democrats are in support. the white house is just six democrats away from being able to prevent a veto override there. but as you also mentioned, president obama heads to nevada to discuss climate change. it will be a big time conversation with the pope when he visits washington, d.c. and addresses congress next month. then one thing you didn't even mention, trade is still a big issue. president obama ended up getting that trade authority, but still, the details of that trade deal are still being hammered out with the asian nations, and certainly the white house wants to get that done as soon as possible. >> you mentioned climate, and the president's remarks we're expecting from las vegas, interesting remarks from presidential candidate, republican candidate carly fiorina on "meet the p

. >>> dc traffic, the delay in the capitol of the united states, is as bad as it gets anywhere. >> anywhere. >> that's right, in the whole country according to a new stud by the texas a&m traffic institute. drivers waste an average of 82 hours per year stuck in traffic. that's almost 3 and a half days. not far behind, los angeles, san francisco, new york with 74 hours and san jose of 67 hours lost stuck in the commute. here's what some drivers have to say about their commute behind the wheel. >> you waste all your life pretty much just driving in traffic. >> the worse road in america is 66. i've been up and down the whole east coast and it's just terrible. you sit for hours. >> just to the packing the airport you spend 20, 30 minutes. >> it's crazy. >> again there are all the statistics. 82, 80, 78, 64. just too much time to be stuck behind the wheel. >> that's why i live close to work. >>> keep an eye on the left-hand side of your screen. that's smoke from a vehicle from a dashcam cruiser. all the sudden that tract crash intoes the guardrail and explodes. you saw the big fire ball at the b

so there's an energy revolution going on in the united states, but it has nothing to do with dc.n fact, dc does nothing but get in the way, and the president should stand aside and let us continue to develop our resources and, by the way, on public lands as well and then we would truly become saudi america and not just become self efficient but a extort powerhouse. >> we've got to leave it there. thank you so much, guys. next up new home sales are on the rise. the one bright spot in the economy. we're going to discuss that. don't go away >> welcome back. well, this is a heck of a story. the once awful housing market now the bright spot in all the market turmoil. new home sales rows 5% last month, meaning the highest level since september of 2008. existing home sales hitting eight-year highs. so is this a sign that the housing market really truly is a bright spot, and it is recovering, and it will keep us out of recession. joining us now liz peek, columnist with the new york times and johned from moody capital market. let's take it to you, liz. >> well, look, there's been recovery

dc. betty: very cool. much more ahead on the bloomberg market day. trader convicted for libra rates has been sentenced in the unitedingdom. ♪ betty: as we have been reporting, the former ubs citigroup trader who was the first to stand trial in the recent manipulation case was sentenced today to 14 years in prison in the u.k.. pimm: he was originally charged the united states in 2012 where he based after six years in prison. he was found guilty of conspiring to regulate the london blank to boost the value of his positions. we were just comparing the sentence of mr. hayes with the sentence that was imposed on which was 11 years. they are serious. not know within sentencing guidelines are in the u.k. court, but or teen years years for reading the interest rates, it was a big deal and it went on for a long time. it does seem like it is a long time, a very harsh penalty. betty: what was the expectation? >> not 14 years. i think the point is u.k. courts are really driving the message to wall street on this one that individuals can be held accountable for at least over here. in the united states we have seen much less ind

someone on every team so when they thought about or had to work with the unit next door or their intelligence counterparts in dc, they envisioned a friendly face face instead of a competitive rival. i would like to hear more information from you for a shared mission and i think the leader has a very important role in that regard to make sure everyone is on the same page, make sure everyone knows the goal is, but then there's a relationship across teams. >> what you don't know, or who you don't know is of course a mystery to you. when i was a colonel most of the kids in the kennedy school had never been around the military i remember one guy i was talking to and he said so you're in the army? and i said, i am. >> he said you seem kinda smart and i said thank you. he was an anti- military, he had absolutely heated know if i came from his world. so if you think about the problem you face, if the problem you face is complicated, think of your car, your car is complicated. turkey, press the button, although things move, you couldn't build it, can fix it if we had to, don't understand it but it works, don't understan

and this is all feeding, not to dc, charles, this is feeding at the office out of the united nation,stop. >> you know, you have chris christie and rand paul got in a scuffle over this, it seems that people not just outside the aisle but in political parties don't know how to deal with this. is there some level of spying that we should accept as americans on other americans or other visitors to this country? >> well, you know, random fall pawl is right. we do have a method for this, and it's called a warrant. they can spy on all the people they want, it's the domestic spying that's the problem here. i live in garland, texas, we had terrorists come to texas, and they were using a terrorist twitter handle, and no one caught that. is it working or is it not working? that's the question. they need to get warrants if they want to spy on american citizens, period. >> yeah, this is a huge story, we're tired of getting patted down at airports and regular people, someone call wisconsin, the chicago, we know; right? you know someone is calling yemen over and over again from indianapolis, maybe

dc could fix those problems? it can't. why should we try to do it that way? the constitution of the united states said that anything that is not enumerated as a power for the federal government reverts to the states. i don't see health care in the constitution of the united states. [applause] so, i'm willing to make the governors and the legislatures in each of these states responsible for coming up with a health care program that deals with access and cost in their state. not optional, they have to come up with a program. i might not necessarily like the program that your governor comes up with, but the fact is, you have a republican legislature that can help to do some different things here. we trip over hospitals in new jersey, you guys trip over state reps. you have 400 of them. here's the good news. you can get to them. you can't get to these people in washington if you don't like obamacare. you will find state reps all over the place. you can get to your state senators, get to your executive counselors, and get to the governor. you can't do that in washington dc. i believe each state

dc, say that the survival chances appear "good," for the new panda twins. >> a surprise to everyone when mei xiang gave birth on saturday night. this is the second set of panda twins born in the united states to survive. the zoo staff is switching the babies back-and-forth keeping one twin warm while the other bonds where mom and they keep switching and it will be a in before we know the gender of the twins. >> if you love wine you could find this story interesting. a service being test in the u.k. allows customers to order wine by sending text named "text for wine," run by online retailer, naked wipes. users pay for $30 monthly subscription to fund independent winemakers and customers have donated a certain amount they can order wine by case by texting the name of the wine they want. it catches on the company will roll it out in the united states and australia. >> verify your age senior carefully. >> we are following breaking news in san jose where police are on the scene of a fatal shooting and a accept for a suspect going on right now. >> making the anniversary of the napa earthquake and how north bay wineries are doing a year after the devastating >> traffic is moving looking >>

transfer and the $33.5 million will it be paid and then lastly the 71 units that is the worse of the $18 million worst of the ac/dc development $80 million to develop 71 units i agree we need housing in san francisco. >> actually just leave it alone - >> got a mind of itself own. >> i agree we need housing all over the city but offsite and off neighborhoods is not going to be able to address the impact of this development in the immediate neighborhood we're building has it unravels i have more questions how it is calculated than answers i think i would like to urge the commission to help us slow the development in the south of market and make sure that you know we address all of those issues brown bag we move forward with this development thank you. >> i was waiting for it to - >> we all are you can muscle through a. >> good afternoon. i'm chris from the veterans guilty center a block away from the project i'll read my notes there is so much a sense of zoning process for the rincon hill plan area to the youth and family that is part of the ooerment and western selma mid-market is the twittering boulevard and also

united states. strong praise and criticism from his opponents. blake berman joins us now from dcrsial statement by mr. trump. blake. >> indeed, cheryl. jeb bush said this specific part of donald trump's plan would require a change to the u.s. constitution. part of his plan ending birthright citizenship which guarantees anyone born in the u.s. including the kids of illegal immigrants are citizens. that has been protected since 1866 and trump calls it the biggest magnet for illegal immigration. last night he was pressed on the legality by bill o'reilly. take a listen. >> you were born here, you're an american. period. period. >> but there are many lawyers are saying that's not the way it is in terms of this. what happens as their in mexico, have made going to have a baby, they move here for a couple of days, they have the baby, no, but bill they're going to say it's not holding up in court. it's going to have to be tested. but they're saying it's not going to hold up in court. >> trump also says the millions of immigrants quote need to go. several gop contenters have up and down hi

abolition in washington dc, banned slavery from the territories, he would impede the slaveholders in their efforts, and he openly endorse the proposition that blacks were citizens of the united states and that blacks and whites were equally entitled to the same special mandal rights -- same special lincoln was also committed to the action repression of slavery on the high seas. heave also pointed out that endorsed what i think is the single most important proposition, that there was no such thing as a constitutional right of property in slaves. i have said enough to make my point, or at least enough to raise the question, if by the time he became president lincoln had endorsed nearly all the principles and policies of the abolitionists, why do we keep saying that lincoln was not an abolitionist and never claimed to be? if lincoln consistently endorsed the most radical principles and consistencies, why do historians refer to lincoln as a moderate? harris tellliam c us repeatedly that lincoln was deeply, profoundly, fundamentally a conservative? lies in theanswer 50th year of frames of reference historians are assuming when described lincoln's politics in those terms. for exam

dc say the survival chances are good for newborn panda twins. a surprise to increasely everyone when mei xiang gave birth to twins on saturday night, the second set of twins born in the unitedes to survive. the zoo staff is switching the babies back-and-forth keeping one twin in an incute baiter and the other has a chance to nurse with mom. >> coming up, technology to the rescue to guard against skin cancer a cell phone app could change the way doctors predict who is most at risk. >> setting the record straight of americans and divorce what is likely to be the decide factor to predict whether your marriage may last. stay tuned. i'm a senior field technician for pg&e here in san jose. pg&e is using new technology to improve our system, replacing pipelines throughout the city of san jose, to provide safe and reliable services. raising a family here in the city of san jose has been a wonderful experience. my oldest son now works for pg&e. when i do get a chance, an opportunity to work with him, it's always a pleasure. i love my job and i care about the work i do. i know how hard our crews work for our customers. i want them to know that they do have a safe and reliable system.

way to thread through the craziness in washington dc and ask a get something done for the people to read in my case in colorado, but all across the united states. thank you for including me today. it's nice to see. [applause]. >> trenton. >> hello. i come from boston. before i came into this meeting i was on the second floor with elizabeth warren and another gentleman there talking about the national institute of health. how you guys going to be able to see making more money to these people-- we are the baby boomers and we will need more help when we get sick. thank you very much for inviting me. thank you very much for being here and i would like for you to give me the answer about that particular. thank you. >> you say your name was caroline? i have a caroline, but she's 15 years old and she's camping in the mountains of colorado. this is a constant struggle for two reasons. one struggle has to do with across-the-board cuts with something called a sequestration , which by the way, was a result of a phot at 2:00 a.m. in the morning on a think it was new year's eve in the united states senate. it was a 92 to eight vote and i was one of

united states. so we started organizing trips to appalachia, trips to washington, dc to see how the lobby system workedo corrupting of our government. so we -- role in change still exists. i'm still on the board. as is kevin. and we continue to do things like these trips. we also helped to bring the fair trade label to the united states. we had seen in europe how there were labels on tea and coffee and chocolate around fair trade and we didn't have that in the u.s. so we helped create that system here. so that people could choose to buy things where the coffee producers were getting a fair wage or a fair price for their product. and we continue to think as part of this idea of a peace economy that yes you buy local when you can but when you really want to have your chocolate or your tea or coffee or bananas it should be through a fair trade system where there is some monitoring system set up that a lot of -- allows to us know that the producers are being paid fairly the environment is being treated and with sustainable way and that is part of the rope we created global exchange. >> host: are your child

celebrate the united states coast guard, men and women walking the street of grand haven michigan, young p not giving us flack but saying they love the coast guard. you can't come back to washington dcithout spending a better time than coast guard city. theerday we unveiled forever stamp in commemoration of the u.s. coast guard. 13 million stamps because many times, most folks to realize what the coast guard does on a day-to-day basis. tomorrow i will be on the pitching mound at national stadium, during an opening pitch. on saturday, i will be in boston, massachusetts as we commission our fifth national fretter.threat or -- on monday i will be in san diego. for the ship that will return and i will tell you that will be a big media event. a big shoe if you will. at will be in havana, cuba. we will be opening the embassy the following day and i will be involved with bilateral discussions with the government of cuba with our u.s. interests section there and secretary kerry will be on the 14th as we open up the embassy in cuba. a little bit different than the coast guard that alexander hamilton in vision to 225 years ago as i rattle off what's on my schedule for the next two weeks. slow