one of their parents is dom can even if they have spent their lives living in the country. rights groups like amnesty international expressing alarm that those born in the dominican republic havepm stateless. some are leaving the country fearing they could be arrested or deported. we want to wash you that some of the -- warn you that some of the images you are about to see are graphic. david mercer has the story. >> reporter: this man says he's a proud dominican. inside the shack where he lives, the 22-year-old father is proud of what his family built and prouder to call the dominican republic his home. but now they could lose everything. like thousands of others he has been stripped of dominican sit dispenship -- sit zebship because his parents are undocumented. the family of 12 is facing deportation back to haiti. >> translation: when i heard the news i felt terrible. i don't know where i'll go. my father as been here for 50 years. i don't have anyone in haiti, not even friends. i only heard about haiti from others. >> his father oscar worked in the sugar cane fields, bou

dom: 2016. stephanie: thank you. dom konstam. ♪ stephanie: welcome back to "market makers."'s talk about something i never use, voicemail. fewer people in their personal and professional lives are using the surface -- using the service . companies are cutting services. >> the telegraph, the pager, the typewriter, no one really uses them anymore. and this voicemail is starting its slide into the history books. pushing this downturn are companies like these, jpmorgan says it will drop service for about 136,000 consumer bank employees, that is 56% of all staff. savings, about $3.2 million. coca-cola says the same thing. dropping voicemail to the tune of about $100,000. citigroup and bank of america are thinking about dropping voicemail as well. voicemail service providers lik stand to lose. >> your call is being answered by arctic's. >> owned by avaya. other major providers who should be watching the voicemail slide. while voicemail use has declined, texting has rocketed. it is faster and people are more mobile with more mobile phones. in 2000, u.s. mobilephone users and about

cnbc's dom chu has all the details for us back at headquarters. hey, dom. >> all right. so sara, if you're looking for that hot spot in the market it is the small cap stocks right now. the dow, the s&p, they're just off their record highs, but they're up between maybe a half a percent and 2% year to date. meanwhile, you've got the russell 2k small cap index, up 6% so far this year. that means it's gained over 20% since its lows back in october of last year. that's solidly bull market territory. now, among the stocks that we looked at worth at least a billion bucks that have really helped power the gains, if you will, names like herron therapeutics retrofin, horizon pharma, the case for the smaller and mid-cap stocks has to do with global exposure to the markets. they don't have much relative to their larger cap cousins. so if things go wrong abroad maybe like in greece perhaps it spreads to europe maybe asia they're relatively insulated. they don't have as much of that relative exposure toward foreign profits as well. the bearish case involves what happens when the u.s.

dom brown caught in the run down and game is done.bad as it was mexican on says don't expect a miracle with him calling a shot. >> we have a certain amount of talent and there is only so much we can do with them. easy to hang your head. you want to make excuses you want to complain about the players, and things of that nature but you meet in the coach's room but when you take the field you talk to the players or the press and anybody you have to keep a positive frame of mind. >> it is tough to stay positive right now. sixers first round pick jahlil okafor said he watched the nba finals on abc and he envisions himself getting there one day with the sixers. he may only be 19 but he won a title with duke and he want to bring one here too. he is excited to be a sixers and denies his agent told gm sam hinkie not to draft him third. there are a ton of expectations but okafor says the spectations he puts on himself are higher then what anyone else can put on him. >> as i told you, we will make the playoffs. i will get to meet the teammates a

that's a task we set dom chew at the prodesk. >> it is.be here at the prodesk. 2015 simon is a good year for the hedge funds, like you said. year is half way down and according to the a new report, hedge funds overall have log add healthy 5.4% gain through the end of may this year. you compare that to the full year gain of 4.6% for all of 2014. yes, that means that hedge funds are on pace for a much better year this year than last. you compare that to the last six years, when hedge funds have generally under for formed that strong bull run that we saw off those financial crisis lows in 2009. many of those gain haves come from stock picking or bottoms up analysis rather than making bigger bets on bigger picture global economic themes something called macro investing. what stock haves helped the most to boost the hedge fund returns? using data from them among them timewarner cable up 17%, of course helped along by the pending acquisition by charter communications then gilead sciences up 29% year to date. remember, they are a big player in th

dom chu is all over that story, dom?ybody who thinks about this theory dow theory this, idea that maybe transportation stocks can tell you where the prodder market is going to go. if you take a look at the broader market as represented by the s&p 500 and the dow transportation average, you can see over the course of the past year they have in the beginning tracked relatively closely to each other, and all of a sudden we've seen this divergence. that's what you're seeing right here more recently. does that fortel some kind of a move lower in the broader market overall? well, our data partners took a look at some of these numbers. cnbc pro and the analysts took the numbersÑi and looked at maybe all the occurrences that we've seen about where we've come in terms of 5% drops to the transports. over the past ten years there's been a 5% drop in the dow transportation average 31 different times. now, out of those 32 times, the s&p falls along with that particular move in transports 81% of the time so more often than not and the

dom choo what are the most bloated stocks? dom is not there yet. we will go to a tease. dom is getting a snickers bar. we will be back after this short break. blap ♪ ♪ ♪ at chase, we celebrate small businesses every day through programs like mission main street grants. last years' grant recipients are achieving amazing things. carving a name for myself and creating local jobs. creating more programs for these little bookworms. bringing a taste of louisiana to the world. at chase, we're proud to support our grant recipients and small businesses like yours. so you can take the next big step. >>> extreme caloric food list got us all thinking not about food, but stocks. we locateddom choo and he is and healthy. what are the stocks. what are the metrics for saying a stock is bloated. >> we take a look at the stretch in terms of valuations. we looked at the composite. # this stock trades with a current market cap of $12.5 billion. the price to earnings is 178 times earnings. this is the maker of design software for architects. certainly one of the stocks that people want to wa

each person identified with the dom can republic. many received status to meet immigration requirements. >> reporter: police in brazil arrested the head of latin america's largest engineering on suspicion of corruption. they are involved in a $2.1 million bribery scheme. the top executive of the second-largest construction company is arrested and they are accused of forming cartels, money laundering. they were among 12 roasted in a pre-dawn raid across four states on friday. >> more than a tonne of confiscated ivory has been crushed. it was held up and put onto a conveyor and became dust in minutes. 25,000 were killed every year. it's easy to buy ivory illegally on lain and from shops. >> reporter: in parts of africa elephants are being wiped out. and killed for their ivory tusks. despite an international ban on ivory trading and efforts by african countries to stop poaching, the slaughter is accelerating. >> we have good statistics that show between 2010 and 2012 alone, probably as much as 100,000 were killed for their ivory. if tho

dom chu is here. dom? >> what is happening right now, the st.dinals is being investigated by the justice department and the fbi for possibly allegedly hacking the houston astros and they broke into the computer networks and those networks were compromised on certain statics, also scouting reports, possible trade data and, again, interesting enough, the investigation is being led by a field office. it's progressed to the point that the subpoenas have been issued on the cardinals and according to law enforcement officials there is a statement, however, from the commissioner of major league baseball saying that, quote, they've been aware of and are fully cooperating with the federal investigation into the illegal breach of the astros database. again, hacking in baseball. the cardinals allegedly possibly hacked the houston astro maybe secure data on statistics. >> dom chu, thank you. >>> both european stocks have recovered during the session. we were down at the beginning for fears of the default possibly exit from the eurozone and contagion up 2.5%

dom, indians fan and all fired up and getting miguel cabrera.a gave him a bat and some batting gloves and dom looks like he's all in for the indians but i think cabrera just went up on his player ratings list. >> we're just growing kids talking about sports so it's kind of cool to see kids enjoying sports like that. >> i'll reflect on that. >> there you go. >> back to you. >>> up next in "the pulse," the new feature getting rid of e-mail regret. >>> who needs a fishing pole? this guy, well he's going to take a shark and attack it with his hand. take that, matt gutman. across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable pres

it's a maybe more sympathetic portrayal of a skilled statesman a skilled manager who managed the king dom for henry 8th who also is responsible for the destruction of the monasteries the breakup of church hold examination properties and ultimately the severance of the relationship between the church of england and rome. some of the this occurred in the reign of henry viii. great read and comes out as people are watching wolf hall on public radio. this is the single best biography i've ever read of napoleon by andrew roberts and it is a stupendous read, and very accessible read about who napoleon was and his triumphs and his failures. he won almost all of his battles but unfortunately the one he lost were pretty dispositive. he was a brilliant statesman and manager and brilliant general but kind of toward the end because of hubris, kind of lost sight of his own techniques, his own lessons learn and ultimately they were turned against him. but this is a great read and a real -- re-appraisal and re-assessment of the importance of napoleon, even down to modern history. must read. scott bird w

dom, stick around our good friend herb greenberg. staff but it's kevin plank's company. to started it and build it. why shouldn't he retain control? >> as long as investors want to go along with it the power of plank will continue. remember, this is what's been going on all along and gives him the kind of control -- there's part of us that we want to think, gee, it's happening now. does that mean we're like at sort of a peak and a maturity? >> it could be. here's the reason why people -- the pro and cons because we want to present both sides. con, of course like you said could be a sign of maturity or kevin plank has way too much power right now. >> it's his company. >> the other side of the story -- >> it's not his company, it's the shareholders' company. >> he built it in a dorm room. doesn't want someone coming in and taking it out from under him. i guess you could argue why they never go public. >> correct. if you look at the proportional amount of ownership he has it's around that 15%, 16% mark which means 85% of it is actually

back over to you guys. >> thank you, dom. we're going to hone in on google.mance, it's caught the attention of our resident chart master carter who's already made his way over to the board. >> it's been literally frozen. so the opportunity if you're a short seller is that the resolution is down. if you're a buyer, up. we think it's up. so let's make our bets. a big sideways period. yes, you can see this quite clearly. but here's the trend line that's been in effect since essentially the stock came public. we're on this line, we're on this line. we're on this line. so here is our sideways. there's our trend line. now you make your bets. is the resolution up or down? what we're keying in on here, i'm working backwards from the long term to the short term, is now overt last five years. here's our equilibrium again. and here's how i would say one could draw the lines. again, we're reaching the point where something has to happen. and plenty of bearish people i'm sure. i'm going to take the other side of that. and then the short-term chart. and again, drawing the

thank you, dom. >>> it is not just insurance companies.ocks soaring on that supreme court ruling in favor of obamacare subsidies. health care the best performing sector already this year up 11% so far, continues to be so. but not all health care stocks are created equally. how to trade this red-hot groups with etfs. that's still ahead on "power lunch." y dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surpr

dom nick, i will start with you. one thing is clear, and that is the statute of limitation and no criminal charges. will the show be taken off of the year and what criteria will be used. >> tlc has a history of pulling show. honey boo, boo, they tack it off. here they have more time. there they had a complete. and this is number one show on tlc and fwif million in adrevenue. and they have time. but i doubt this show will be back on the air. >> but you know, you think about it 19 and counting is the name of it. excuse me, i don't watch the shoes and can there be spin offs? the wedding of one of the daughters 4.4 million. they can have the family in there. >> but tlc will have to do soul searching. it is popular and ten seasons and some of these abate controversy. the comments by the parents against the lgtb community. and the father ran for the u.s. senates and those who accused and convicted of incest should be executed and now they are in an unfortunate situation. >> and don't these networks tlc want these controver

dom chu. even though their logo is the judgment-free zone. let's judge it. >> what do you make of the ipo market? there are certain people i can say it's the top of the market. there are certain people you can say guys are going in trying to raise cash and they could be late, could be early. doesn't matter. the market's going to judge this. we're going to look back in six months or eight months and say whether this was the top. but a lot of guys see an ipo like that. i'm not judging it completely based on that. but an ipo like that and think maybe the market is a little bit toppy. >> okay. we'll wait for details on planet fitness's ipo. in the meantime it's time for pops and drops. the big movers of the day. top pour under armour. >> i often talk about nike which continues to break out to fresh highs. under armour under a little more pressure living up to the valuation and the many pz so for me this is a stock that continues to trade well right on top of their game but an expensive stock. a stock i stay clear of. >> drop for fireeye. >> stock

let's get to dom chu in the newsroom. dom. >> so melissa, according to multiple reports, the normalization of relations between ourselves and cuba continues. again, multiple reports say that the u.s. and cuba are going to announce the opening of a u.s. embassy in havana as early as wednesday, sometimes -- again, reports saying the obama administration is ready to announce on wednesday it's reached an agreement with cuba on reopening embassies and restoring relations. that according to a senior u.s. official. so again, reports are, multiple reports are that the u.s. and cuba will announce that embassies will reopen in havana, in cuba as early as tomorrow. we are still working to confirm a lot of these aspects. but for right now a lot of these headlines are that maybe diplomatic ties get normalized in a much greater degree as early as tomorrow, melissa. back over to you guys. >> that was fast. dom chu, thank you. >>> so long first half. the second half of 2015 getting under way tomorrow. so which names are worth buying? let

dom chu back at cnbc headquarters with more.ames for us. >> let's hit both sides of the coin. momentous week for that new tech world giant. we're talking of course about facebook, the biggest social network company out there. it passed the market cap of the world's largest, walmart. that move kicked walmart out of the s&p 500's top ten companies by market value. among large cap tech companies apple and facebook real standouts to the up side. on a year-to-date basis apple's up 15%. that's a lot of firepower on the bullish side for large cap stocks and technology. but not all those large caps like you said have kept up. check out what's happening with semiconductor stocks like intel, down 15% so far this year. qualcomm down 13%. on the software side of things you've got oracle down 9%. large cap technology stocks that are lagging. then there's google, the second biggest stock in the s&p. shares are positive but lagging behind some of those other tech giants. the class a voting shares up just 4% so far this year, still beating the

let's go to dom. i just got that word into my ear. >> we have the baker-hughes rate counts -- rig counts. u.s. oil rigs down seven to 635. they were about 907 one year ago. so again, we're seeing this continue decline in total rig counts down seven to 635. also want to put it in to perspective here too. oil production is still near these record high levels. again we have the oil rig counts for the u.s. down seven to 635. they were 907 one year ago. >> thank you. >>> as we were mentioning eli lilly shares up strongly this week about 7% ahead of what may be some new data on an experimental alzheimer's treatment. who else but meg terrell to tell us about it. >> so this drug is in the late stages. there may be some data coming over the next few days ahead of an alzheimer's conference in july. this drug works on what's thought to be the underlying causes of alzheimer's, that build-up of black in the brain. similarly to a drug called boi biogen. their stock drove up in march. this drug failed in studies in

dom: we say we cook and make delicious food and all these things. but it people leave happy, we are successful. >> they look at the end of the month at their credit card bills and say yes, yes, no. wasever their experience of and i think about it a day or two later, people make us heroes and all this stuff but it really is about -- emily: you have exquisite restaurants in new york that are different -- that are difficult to get into. dom: accessibility is all of our goals to we are not looking down a bowl and telling them with they do good we look straight across that people who want to learn how to grow who already grow and they want to talk about competition shows and all the great things that are but he does in their philanthropic life, but we sure directly across the table. aily: has there ever been question poll to get to the average american? and the sort of credibility of your restaurant? please tell. >> it is one of those things that is a very good western. we have grown in a time where food has become very important in this country finally.

and dom brown, two bad plays. >> two missed plays out there might have cost us the game. play better, man. trying to do whatever for my team. you know what i mean? >>> flyers with the seventh pick in the nhl draft. they get a stud defenseman. >> philadelphia selects from the western hockey league ivan provorov. >> this is the third straight year the flyers take a defenseman in the first round. provorov is 6'1," 200 pounds. he's from manitoba. hey, the flyers have a lot of good prospects on "d." >> i'm a pretty competitive guy and i like the competition. it would be fun to compete against those guys. >> flyers also traded up to get the 24th pick and take forward travis konekni with that. >>> sixers gm says joel embiid is still seeing doctors about his foot. they should decide what to do soon. he says they will always draft the best player available. that's why they took jahlil okafor. he says jaleel is a generational player, an old school center. >> you don't see players like ja very often. you don't see them. they don't come along in a way where you're looking to -- where

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let's -- dom, i think you get my point. >> i do.t it is probably no surprise at all. we all knew this was going to take a long time and we know these greek headlines are going to keep on coming and coming and coming. but again, no progress yet on those talks. we also want to take our eyes from the macro market to the micromarket here in the united states. nasdaq biotech i about. b -- ibb etf. among the biggest losers in the sector -- aelectionion vertex biogen. industry groups also feeling the pain in today's sell-off. >>> apparently today good things come in threes. it is, after all, the magic number. up next a us whoing hat trick. the three big stories in housing right now all over the market slide. here are all 500 stocks on the s&p 500. back right after this. here at td ameritrade, they work hard. wow, that was random. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting dumped every third tuesday. this happens every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any ch

and dom brown, two bad plays. >> two missed plays out there might have cost us the game.am. you know what i mean? >>> flyers with the seventh pick in the nhl draft. they get a stud defenseman. >> philadelphia selects from the western hockey league ivan provorov. >> this is the third straight year the flyers take a defenseman in the first round. provorov is 6'1," 200 pounds. he's from manitoba. hey, the flyers have a lot of good prospects on "d." >> i'm a pretty competitive guy and i like the competition. it would be fun to compete against those guys. >> flyers also traded up to get the 24th pick and take forward travis konecny with that. >>> sixers gm says joel embiid is still seeing doctors about his foot. he says they should decide what to do soon. surgery is still on option. he says they will always draft the best player available. that's why they took jahlil okafor. he says jahlil is a generational player, an old school center. >> you don't see players like ja very often. you don't see them. they don't come along in a way where you're looking to -- where you're lookin

so now they are ordered to retrain all their officers, retest the equipment, and undergo moran dom securityndom security screening. back you to in the studio. >>> secretary of state john kerry is scheduled to have surgery on a broken femur. he broke his leg sunday while bicycling outside geneva. he was in the region for talks with the foreign minister as well as visits to spain and france. [indiscernible] over the years hundreds. of thousands of couples afternoon the world have attached padlocks to the bridge and tossed the keys in the river. officials say the padlocks are damaging the bridge and posing a danger to visitors so the panels are being taken away and reportedly being replaced with plexiglass. one panel actually fell into the river. >> i guess it was time. >>> in the first alert seven- day forecast, today is just unbelievably cooler than it was yesterday. a high of only 74 degrees. light scattered showers today. the good news is that the flood waters have receded. tomorrow is even cooler with a high of 68. >>> we just got this information from d.c. police that we have a fallen tr

because estimates are that more than 80% of dom cans have some -- dominicans have african ancestry. few identify as black. it's a dichotomy there. are they reacting to the black hatians? >> it is racial and it is racial discrimination because when the deportations - if the deportations ensue, the military and immigration officials will target people who are haitian looking, and usually that are people who are darker skinned. >> it has been happening, people have been stopped and deported mass deportations. there has been some of this going on. are you concerned that it is a tinderbox that could explode? >> absolutely. there's historical precedent. the united nations has a list of markers for genocide. i'm not being sensationalist. if you look at the dominican republic it satisfies most of the criteria the precedent of mass violence 1937 hatian massacre. legal exclusion. social stigma of being, you know, on a bus, and the military goes strait - not to people who are lighter skinned, but darker skinned. >> do you think we'll see the mass deportations? >> i hope not. my friends who i a

que no pudo hacer nada para salvar la vida de su abuela, decidiÓ que le donarÍa uno de sus riÑones a domo. >> la madre de mariana se asustÓ cuando su hija le contÓ lo que iba a hacer. le dijo que lo harÍa por convicciÓn moral y que no recibirÍa pago alguno. >> que ella le habÍa dicho que le iba a dar uno de sus riÑones: y le dije: tÚ estÁs loca. tÚ no sabes lo que es eso. es una cirugÍa mayor. no es nada sencillo. >> tuvo que someterse a varios exÁmenes para asegurarse que fuera compatible con el organismo. pasÓ todas las pruebas fÍsicas y sicolÓgicas y se realizÓ la cirugÍa que resultÓ exitosa. >> pero cuando conocÍ a don, yo misma me sensibilicÉ tambiÉn. >> los dos se recuperan satisfactoriamente y podrÁn llevar una vida normal segÚn dicen los mÉdicos. >> dice que la gente se interesÓ en la historia por tratarse de un hombre de 70 aÑos y una mujer bonita de 22. >> espera que su historia inspire a otros. de no haber sido por su ofrecimiento, hubiera tenido que unirse a la larga lista de pacientes que estÁn a la espera de un donante de riÑÓn. un paciente normalmente espera aÑos antes de

how about dom brown rbi single in the second. diving in for runs in the second.get four more in the fourth. how about mike le franco another big day drives in four more runs off to the best start for phils rookie in history. they win game 2, 8-5 mccannon gets his first w. >> i'm pleased with the win and not happy with the style of play we've been showing the last couple days. i think we're better than this i know we're better than this. we're going to crackdown on some of the stuff. >> never worked out for the sixers. many already questioned his desire to play here. but duke center says timer he or agent at any point told simmer not to draft him. before the draft joel embiid texted okafor i'll see new philly. okafor says he's excited to play in center city. >> hi no idea. that's my guy. i'm really close with him. i want to team one noel. >> what do you say to having three dominant most players on the sixers. >> i wouldn't say anything. it's not my job to figure it out. they both want to win. we'll figure it out. >> you think this could be a dominant front row. >>

. >>> we're going out to dom chu here for an earnings alert, hi dom. >> this time on amberella, theyake chips that go into digital cameras, wearable cameras they are a gogh fro supplier. shares up by a half a percent. they come out with earnings of 71 cents per share. estimate of 59 cents, shares worth of revenues being estimates of 67 cents per share. what's interesting, we talk about this idea they are a supplier for gopro. shares have been staging quite a bit of a rally over the last few months, also very low levels. this. again, after hitting, you know, near $100 a share at one point during its post-ipo life. interesting comments coming from wang, who's the ceo saying in addition to continued growth from our existing wearable ip security and automotive video reporter cameras, we see increased activity across a wide range of home monitoring cameras including models by u.s. service providers, as quad continuers or flying cameras, we look forward to continued success as we enable the next generation of intelligent hd and ultra hd cameras. sop making specific reference to drone-type

hey, dom.ility in the stock market it's been pretty much within this range all the way back to february. you can see there. so it's leading some traders to think about whether there's more volatility ahead because we haven't seen any. greece may be one reason and the fed and interest rate and asked the guys on wall street whether or not there could be more volatility and some say yes. if you talk about the volatility story, it's unlikely that u.s. equities can sustain a breakout to fresh all-time highs without first cycling through a period of higher volatility. that's jim strugger, a derivative strategist anticipating more volatility. another guy anticipating more is a strategist over at bmo capital markets, bruins beleskey, friend of this show, of course. we believe increased volatility is likely to persist throughout the year and beyond. still things thinks are going higher but not without rockiness. how do you play it? they put together a list of some stocks that could be high quality earni

. >> thank you very much, dom chu. our final predictions on what to expect. ♪ we will rock you anthem ♪ ♪ call 1-800-royal caribbean or your travel agent today more and more, data is visual. in fact, the number of mris has increased by ten percent a year. and a radiologist might view a thousand images to find one tiny abnormality in shape, contrast or movement. because it's so challenging, a research project is teaching ibm watson to see. in the future, it could help clinicians spot key patterns quickly and precisely. ibm watson is working to make healthcare smarter every day. the driver-assist systems.gent it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class from mercedes-benz. >>> quick news alert for you. our michelle caruso cabrera with that. >>> a member of the ecb governing council says it would not be a problem if greece leaves the eurozone

. >> near runnymede the magna carta was signed 800 years ago a document which represented the free dom of the individual from the arbitrary monarch. a reputation running thin, this community faces eviction three years ago after they arrived. >> superintendent twist has put in place an authority under section 63 of the criminal justice and public order act which is a prevention of the event this evening. >> this is tyranny. this is tyranny this. this is an abuse of your power. >> sir i'm here to deliver -- >> i'm delivering my message back to you. this is abuse of your power. >> the villagers say they face frequent harassment by the police. >> slightly defeat over us, you think you're freeing me here is some of our law. and in addition, we've just been told that we're not to have our celebrations by conestablishes that are wearing the crown. they're doing queen's work. >> across the valley lies windsor castle the queen's country seat, preparation is disrupted, her imaginity's laws viewed with disdain. >> i don't believe that anyone has the right to draw lines on a map and to decide that

>> dom, it's for everybody.o track things like your yardage, your yardage front center and back on the green, to manage your score, your biometrics through microsoft health. then ultimately we'll launch the taylormade app. go to my round pro.com where you can further track your golf analytics. strokes gained greens hit, and ultimately shot tracking and shot detection as well. so it's available to everybody. and that's what's real exciting for us. it will broaden the appeal to a new audience for us. those that are in wearable technologies and whether you're an avid golfer or recreational golfer, it's going to be special. >> andrew had a good point there about towards the average golfer not just the professional. can we talk beyond just the product itself. you're looking to bring more golfers into the fray right? the idea of getting a product out there that can get technology in people's hands. how much has the game overall -- let's shift our focus -- been impacted by the fact there aren't as many golfers out ther

other story, dom, you were sort of on the docket for and then this thing broke. this new class of stock for under armour, what does this mean? >> google, the parent network, google, fox news corporation. there are companies with different share classes. the interesting thing about this story is, with under armour, what they want to do is put out a new stock, publicly traded under armour class "c." in essence, what's going to happen, everybody who owns under armour stock, whether class "a" which we all know or "b," the founder power. everyone is getting a new share of stock for the ones they own. the reason why it's happening to solidify control with decision making and strategy with kevin plank the ceo of the company. ma this does is put power in the hands of plank. due to deals with stock options, kevin plank's ownership in the company approached the level of 15%. if that were to happen, it triggers a sunset provision where the dual class ownership goes away. what they're looking to do to preserve that and allow kevin plank that decision making ability. kevin pl

he puts dom brown in the cleanup spot against nationals and perhaps it's a wake-up call. two hits today including this in second phils take 4-0 lead and gonzales hangs it down the middle. sarah bloom quiingt could hit this ian desmont crushes it. thats get within one and a fourth and another game by franco rookie two more hits drives in three more runs indkluling this bottom of fourth, franco has 14 rbis and phils win 8-5. mccannon picks up the first twm. here's the loan good news. second inning of game one jeff rancora and steven straussberger 1-0. in the fifth. girard stand kevin core a aand then some. watch this. it leads to run at the -- calling it mental mistakes in the field. unbelievable. mccannon taking a shot at jake deetman saying hose not comfortable with pitching. phils left down losing game three. >> i like hitting in second gaixt i didn't like the way we approached some of the defense. we were a little lack -- i won't say lax daysicle we should have made plays we said we would make. they're learning plays and this is tough level to learn out this is the only

. >> dom brown heating up and phillies are calling them.wn will rejoin the phillies in pittsburgh tomorrow for series finale. darin ruf is odd man out. brown is hitting .257 in month of june and batting over 300 and two home runs but they come this week. . will get a chance to start according to ryne sandberg. >> chip kelly may joke is eagles team is better by 1,000%. let's face it who knows what to expect come week one after eagles' coach ripped apart this roster this off season. khip has done a ton of construction on the roster parted way with nine starters last season including five pro bowlers. tra thomas we asked to weigh in on big and bold moves there's head coach's name. >> right now he's making it his team. at the end of the day you'll be responsible for how the season pans out and what you want to do is have your guys there the guys you brought in and decision you made and the end results of what is happening. if they win big they don't have to look back and say which is what i did. if they lose you have to be the person that has t

dom chu has details. >> scott, etsy stock has seen a lift as tiger global management.n by chase coleman increased its stake in etsy to 9% from a prior 6.5%. the stock soared out of the gate with shares doubling on the fist day of its ipo trading. recently the online craft stock has been struggling. recently dropped below the $16 ipo price. it could see extra buying interest because of the tiger global betting on the stock. etsy very vom tiff as of late to the down side. we'll see if chase coleman has a bit of a pop to the stock, back to you. >> he is today, dom, can add a >> josh, what do you do with this? >> this was a name that we panned around the whole table and all looked at this and said no way. now it's been cut in half and below the offer in price and maybe chase coleman is buying low. hopefully to sell higher. >> do you ride coattails here? >> no. because you'll have time if this is really a stock that's going to stand on its own two legs. would you almost rather try higher and see some results come in unless you know something other than what they have commun

dom chu breaking with that. >> two large cap companies. boeing. jim mcnerney. that man will be the current boeing president and chief operating officer dennis mulen mulenburg. he will become ceo july 1st. jim mcnerney will remain on the board. the current coo dennis mulenburg becomes the coo effective july 1st. >> netflix will split its stock 7-1 effective later in july. right now looks as though it will be payable on july 14th to stock holders of record at the close of business on july 2nd. boeing gets a new ceo dennis mulenburg, effective july 1. netflix announces a 7-1 stock split effective july 14th for shareholders of record. back to you. >> thank you. we'll have much more on those two big stories. new ceo announced for boeing to succeed jim mcnerney. >> how calmly dom said a 7-1 stock split. >> gary cohn we were just hearing about the potential risks that lie in that clearing house system that dominates derivatives. what can regulators do about it now that it is making the system safer? >> clearing is very important. we need to be careful wh

. >> reporter: fears that the dom can republic is about to report hundreds of thousands from haiti are being downplayed. the plan to register undocumented immigrants is closed. human rights group say the law is prejudiced. the haitian communities say discrimination is a problem that lasted for decades. >> reporter: little haiti, where many settled in the capital. this person came 20 years ago to study. i asked why to men hatians settled in the dominican republic. rather than settle in haiti. >> we came for the university and work. there's nothing there. violence and instability. >> reporter: this is the pastor's wife at the haitian baptist church here. she ministered for nearly 30 years in the community, but still feels like an outsider. >> translation: dominicans that can't find work, they see us as enemies - they treat us like trash. >> reporter: despite the fact that many of haitian descent were born here. this 58-year-old lived in the dominican republic since he was 10. the team met him on the haitian the team met him on the haitian side of the border after he was deported on thurs

. >> what can brown do for you dom group is back with the phillies and hopefully they can help get phils back into things. trying to avoid the sun flower seeds. good luck washing that out of your hair. >> offense struggles for both tools. first inning, ryan howard, deep to center. but watch this! andrew mccutchen what a catch! woul. pirates stealing hit after hit in the fifth and shawn rodriguez problems freddie gal vin former philly aj burnett goes nine innings and doesn't allow a run. cole hamels gets worst run support in the lead zero to play with again. on the ball. 7 scoreless. strikes out a dozen. second time this weekend we go to extra innings without a run. in the 11th. jose to gal vis, throws it away. would have been final out of inning but throw another game out the window. very next pitch, jonathan papelbon, gives up the single to josh harrison. ball game, phils lose 1-0 in 11. it's their tenth straight road loss. this is tough to loss. brown not only one getting promoted phils top pitching prospect aaron knoll who is going to triple a in leevls he's moving quickly up the orga

what you dom find is there's something psychologically, or in terms of sociological support or medically that we need a better job to address. once we do that, the desire to die is issued. suicide is a distress signal, it's a cry for help. >> reporter: as for dan diaz, he says he's only begun to fight, to deliver on his promise to britney. why are you still out there on the front fighting for the right to die for all californians? >> as taxing as this legislative effort is, i think that for me it is somewhat therapeutic, and knowing that i'm keeping my promise to britney, i think that kind of helps me continue, and this makes me feel good. even beyond california, there's 44 other states that don't have the legislation, and so my efforts continue. >> reporter: do you wish she would have given you more time. >> i always wish that she's still here. i look around. every time i see a photo of her i think to myself "that's my baby" i... ..man, the deal was we were supposed to be together forever. that was the deal. that's why we got married. there's all of that - frustration, anger. but my wif

. >> where's dom? >> our sandwich correspondent. >> he's at shame shack right now. sue, thanks. >>> shares of gap under pressure. comes after 23 hours after gap gave color to investors and analysts on how it plans to revamp the brand. the retail, actually closing a bump of stores and laying off a lot of workers. retailer is down 10% this year. here to discuss whether a comeback is in the works is veteran retail analyst dana telsey. were you in san francisco at the investor meeting, what's your take away on gpa? >> i think overall this is going to take time. spring of 2016 is when you should have the no excuses time period so to speak when the gap brands merchandise is what they would like to see it to be and the same thing for banana. the closing stores of gap brand, a long time in coming, the stores have been around for quite some time and some of them may not have made the hurdles that they would have liked. while it is contribution-neutral, getting the brand to be stronger on the product side will help to drive traffic over time. old navy is working and banana an

dom chu has the latest there. dom?adquarters, scott, so that's where he is, tom brady, along with representatives of the nfl players association, meeting at the headquarters of the nfl. there you can see tom brady mobbed by fans, paparazzi and news media. trying to work his way into the building there. his appeal is today. with nfl commissioner roger goodell. and the sense here is we're going to get some headlines, possibly coming out of this particular appeal hearing. now what we're looking for is whether or not there is any kind of movement by the nfl to reduce brady's suspension. remember, brady is appealing this because he's got a four-game suspension to start off the season. the reports right now are that if they somehow or, in some way lose this particular appeal, to roger goodell, they're looking at what the possible next steps are. we don't know exactly what could that be. some rrts are that they could take it to court. we're waiting to hear what happens. tom brady at hq for the nfl in new york city. we'll brin

who would study to be a trush collator or a trush collector -- trash collator or trash collector has dom delusion that you go to college for that. >> they plan to put a positive sticker over the comment. administrators are trying to track down the person who sneaked in the comment. whoever is responsible could face suspension. ♪ >>> tomorrow, the 2015 fifa women's world cup kicks off in canada. team usa is one of the top contenders to win it all. one of the biggest stars, alex morgan, has been nursing a knee injury but is expected to play when team usa has their first match on monday. she's not the only player representing the bay area. >> reporter: the world cup comes around once every four years. but for the team usa players, it's a whirlwind. >> it's pretty hectic. you know, we've been kind of building up to this point for the past, you know, nine months. a lot of travel, a lot of training. pretty intense schedule. a lot of media. but yeah, we're here now, it's at the exciting point. >> reporter: especially exciting for the bay area. some played locally including kelly o'hara and kris

is there a danger of a dom nino effect with other debt-laden countries. . >> what has been going on for the past five years, they threaten it every year and month. you solve the problem or push it down the road and when it comes back you have the same problem. you have to solve the problem, or the problem continues to get worse. >> how do you solve it? >> you let them go bankrupt and re-organise. they made bad mistakes spent money they didn't have someone leant money they didn't have. when this happens, people go bankrupt. it's not fun, it's painful. but better to get rid of. >> how painful. in greece drops the euro would we see a flood of bankruptcies across banks and making thing worse in greek. >> they don't have to leave the yew euro. let's say they left. greece is a small economy in the context of europe and tiny in the context of the world. it will be pain. for the people who suffer. what do you want to do. why don't you go in and give them a hand out if you want to. someone has to solve the problem. the only solution is to face reality. >> and beyond europe talking about reality,