eastern time. and we'll bring you that event live when it happens. the statement coming as the white house waits for military intervention in iraq, there the battle goes on with the largest oil refinery. the sunni rebels say that they hold the surrounding areas. most of the fuel used in iraq. >> reporter: government forces are in full control of the country's biggest refinery in the town of beigy in baghdad. in the town, also the fighters withdrew from the refinery. the refinery remains shut and there's a severe shortage of fuel and cooking oil. further north in the town, the government says they are in areas, however, the rebel sources there deny those reports. and they say they are in full control of the town, which lies in the northwestern part of iraq. in another development, prime minister maliki has offered to pay over $500 a month for volunteers to join the iraqi army. >> and president obama is said to make a statement on iraq at 12:30 eastern time. tracking the day's developments in the nation's capital, randall, are you hearing anything when

eastern time. >>> terrifying moments for 96 people on united flights from chicago to california when an emergency slide inflates in the cabin. you can see the slide it was so big it blocked the aisle. >> all of a sudden you heard a big bang and a his. we all turned around and the whole back cabin part of the plane where they sat was full of the chute. >> can you image as passengers panicking the plane dropped 12,000 feet. it landed in wichita kansas safely. >> a live look in court in south africa the oscar pistorius murder trial after he under went a month of psychiatric tests. moments ago doctors said he is fit to stand trial. their findings showing the 27-year-old was not suffering from mental illness when he shot reba steenkamp in his house last year. >> a nerve-racking 12-hours as dozens of people trapped inside the sky tower ride. they were stuck on the ride in san diego. a power failure caused the ride to stall in mid air. there were no reports of injuries but a 17-year-old boy was taken to the hospital for treatment of anxiety. >> panic and chaos caught on camera as gun shots

eastern time, the world cup, team usa versus germany.eam has given everyone -- >> a yellow card of sorts? >> that brings us to our twitter question of the day -- >> everyone is allowed an excuse. >> rbc capital markets will embrace the world cup? >> they are waiting for a canadian win. i'm excited about the u.s. when hockey is at stake, then rbc gets fired up. >> what will you do, john skelly? >> i will probably have to watch it on my iphone. i will be outside the office. >> because he can. you can watch bloomberg tv on your iphone. >> thank you both so much. you have a huge call on the street, 20,000? could see the dow at 18,000 by the end of the year. i think this thing will keep running. >> thank you so much. a quick data check -- we are watching oil, $106.28. >> there is also economic data we have aendar, number of reports including personal income and spending along with the weekly jobless fighters. surveillance continues on radio. . ♪ >> good morning. it is thursday, june 26. this is "in the loop." i am betty liu. and the fight for

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eastern time tonight we'll show a panel discussion with several veterans of the mississippi summer project. now, loni bunch director of the national museum of african-american history and culture, reflects on the civil rights movement in the summer of 1964. this summer marks 50 years since freedom summer. what is freedom summer? >> it is amazing, although it was 50 years ago that people throughout the south and throughout the north came together to basically challenge the laws in the south especially mississippi. freedom summer really was on the one hand a massive voter registration drive. the belief was that if young people mainly college age students, could come from throughout the united states, black and white, they would get training in college and then they would go down to mississippi and they would reach out to the community, they would help register voters, but they would also do things like create freedom schools that would allow people to get educated in a way that the segregation laws didn't allow. so freedom summer was really almost an invasion of people of good will going int

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eastern time and we will have that for you live on fox news channel. >> in the meantime, we will turn to other news from washington, d.c. house republicans are gearing up for a crucial meeting with they will vote for a new majority leader. kevin mccarthy appears to be the favorite. steve is live in washington with the latest on this side of the story. >> the election is this afternoon and they will decide the leadership lineup on capital hill and they'll pick number two and three. the front runner is kevin mccarthy of california. he is a one-time deli own and state legislative. he is conservative, but not as conservative as cantor. to the right is raul labder and he is tea party favorite but some republicans oppose him because of his immigration stance. he thinks he has a chance. >> we are close. we have a lot of work and they are excited to have someone challenging the establishment. it is important to show we need a new direction in the party. >> three people are in the running to proceed. there is an illinois leader, and then a louisiana leader and if any of the incumbents are beat

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eastern time. you do not want to miss that.n the meantime, another tech giant releasing information that is workforce demographic and it doesn't look like facebook is eye more diverse than some of its peers. plus, in the next hour, we will be welcoming former fed governor kevin warsh to talk about that great op-ed that he wrote. now, though, time to make the case for what the fed does orr doesn't have pop. >>> giants tim lincecum pitched his second career no-hitter. back in just a moment. are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more intrusions than anyone... in the world. if hp security solutions can help keep the world's largest organizations safe, they can keep yours safe, too. make it matter. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." i'm now for the executive edge. facebook releasing its diversity numbers on a similar move by going sxl yahoo!. facebook says its male/female split is 69% to 31%. announcing strategies quote/unquote to help increase the overall pool of talent from

eastern time, we will error a panel marking the 50th anniversary of the mississippi freedom summer project. in 1964, more than 1000 white and black volunteers from around the country, many of them college students, went to mississippi to participate in a voter registration drive. for the next 10 minutes, we will hear more about this from lonnie bunch, the director of the national exam for african-american history and culture. >> this summer marks 50 years since freedom summer. what is freedom summarsummer? it is amazing almost 50 years ago that people throughout the south and throughout the north came together to basically challenge the , mainly college-age students, could come from throughout the united states, like in white, they would get training in ohio go college, and they would down the mississippi and they would reach out to the community. they would help register voters, but they were also do things like create freedom schools that would allow people to get educated in a way that the segregation laws do not allow, so freedom summer was really almost on invasion of people of goodwi

this is until 3:15 eastern time. from you in the path of this storm right outside of indianapolis, just on the north, west side of the city, take cover now. find your safe spot. get into that lowest interior room away from windows. very very dangerous. so take cover now. this is until 3:15 eastern ti . the. there's a new revelation. it says records of dead veterans were changed or physically altered some even in recent weeks to hide so many people died while waiting for care at the phoenix v.a. hospital. a whistle blower told cnn in sunny revelations that point to a new cover up in the ongoing va kerry. whether that leverage works. i think the leverage now is that iraq is in real crisis that the leaders are truly fearful of their country falling apart. leverage but even with that leverage. secretary kerry says, yes, he received assurances over his two trips the last couple of days. he went to baghdad yesterday and to the north, he received ass e assurances but he says a number of times let's see in the next couple of

at 7:45 eastern time, mr. draghi will hold a news conference.his is bloomberg "surveillance from bloomberg television. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. bloomberg "surveillance." tom keene with scarlet fu and adam johnson. here is mr. johnson with top headlines. >> some 4000 protesters marched on sÃo paulo last night. they are calling on the government to provide more low income housing. the homeless workers movement organized the march. it was carried out in a peaceful manner. house speaker john boehner -- anything but peaceful on this issue -- calling on the president to do much more to fix the department of veterans affairs. he sent a letter to the president asking him to support legislation that would give the secretary of veterans affairs more authority to fire people at the agency and give people facing delays to see doctors in ability to go elsewhere for care. and the l.a. kings take one in the stanley cup finals, defeating the rangers 3-2 in overtime. game two of the best-of-seven national hockey league series is set for june 7. and then the

eastern time. the federal government turns up the heat on the washington redskins. a former nfl player turned entrepreneur weighs in. and we will show you where the government grows some of the purest marijuana on the planet. >> in washington, republicans will elect a new house majority leader in the make of eric cantor's shocking defeat. kevinone you congressman -- california congressman kevin mccarthy looks likely to win the election. it may tell about the house gop's future than this. i am joined by jonathan allen, who is with me here in new york. also with me is white house correspondent phil mattingly. is a friend to wall street and technology companies, is that right? >> absolutely. he is kind of a friend to everybody. mccarthy,likes kevin that is his success in politics. it is not like he has a discernible ideological viewpoint in the republican party. very big on promoting small business, was a small business owner himself. done well on wall street, not like eric cantor money, but he has do

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eastern time. there's a screen that recognizes eye movements and facial features and projects 3d-like images. at&t will be the exclusive carrier. amazon is talking to vodafone in the uk. let's take a look at amazon shares, up just a tad, up by 0.3%. am zn has changed the way we shop, as well. the powerhouse is profiled by david faber in a new cnbc special. amazon rising, which premiers on june 29th at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. still to come on the show, she left a $300 million estate. now some of the most treasured possessions are going up for sale. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's take a look at the european equity markets. broadly sharper. the 5100 is in focus as is the table. it's interesting, after the publication of the boe minutes, sterling surrendering the gains we saw after those minutes hit the pace and is now trading the fresh day low. again, the dollar. let's take a look at dollar/yen cross, 102.24, as well. we are standing, again, the currency markets biding their time befo

eastern time on saturday. and before 2:00 p.m.ime that c-17 with the qatari diplomats and the five prisoners had taken off from guantanamo. >> this morning i called bob and jany bergdahl and told them that after nearly five years in captivity their son bowe is coming home. he wasn't forgotten by his community in idaho or the military, which rallied to support the bergdahls through thick and thin, and we wasn't forgotten by his country because the united states of america does not ever leave our men and women in uniform behind. >> since the surprise and joy at that shock announcement on saturday, president obama's republican critics in washington have been trying to figure out how to make the return of a u.s. prisoner of war into bad news. slate.com today posted this tweet from republican spinmeister frank luntz warning republicans they're kind of starting to look like monsters about this. he says, pro tip -- attacking the actions that led to the release of sergeant bowe bergdahl is a surefire way to lose in 2014. that was the way

eastern time. martha: darrell issa says lois lerner he believes went too far. >> it's about time her attorney take back that statement she made, that perjured statement that she broke no laws, she broke no regulations, of course she broke laws and regulations. martha: former new york city mayor rudy giuliani weighs in. bill: house speaker john boehner says he will sue the president. what do you think? some say a lawsuit will never go anywhere. >> where was your rage when democrats were going after president bush on the same use of executive orders because i think you knew then that was a waste of time then and i think you know in your heart of hearts this is a waste of time now. ss if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety s

you can check it out, the 85th major league baseball all-star game, tuesday, july 15th, 7:30 eastern timeon fox. leadoff man aboard on a walk, now matt adams. fastball in there, strike. of course perez ran into problems on the field, then he had a few choice words for some of the indians' fans, or lack thereof. as they weren't drawing very well despite a very good start. wound up being a playoff year for the indians last year, and then had an off-the-field situation that sealed the deal and that was all for him in cleveland. >> eric: again, a lot of success there for many years. just didn't work out last year. as you mentioned, a lot of things going on. there was a time too at the end of the year, where he was thrust back in that closer's role, and had a bat outing and then i remember after the game -- strikes out matt adams here -- he poked his head in frank kona's office and said you need to put someone else in to close. for me, if i'm a manager, or in the front office, the minute that's said, that's when i've got to look elsewhere, when the player loses confidence in himself enough so

noon eastern time. kick of in brazil.ing class folks. >> the hope is there will be more scenes of celebration like after the two previous u.s. games. there is the old saying, reena, where there is a will to watch there is a way. some in new york city spoke with joe torres of wabc. >> so my plan its to basically use my phone while i'm sitting in my meetings and watch those games. >> watch it on my phone. i have the app. definitely going to watch it. because my boss, they're all going to watch it. >> luckily i have a bar in the first floor of my office building. stow, my lunch hour will have to, have to happen. >> it will be fascinating to see the drop in productivity about game time. everybody stopping to watch the game. stopping work. >> i certainly will. wake up early from my nap. usually asleep at this time. i have to tell you, i think we will win. we have a much better chant. it goes "usa, usa, usa!" i believe we will win. >> germany ole, germany ole, super deutscheland. >> i don't like that. >> sunday's guam had bigge

eastern time against ghana to beat the americans during the past two world cups. vice president joe biden will be attending the game to see if the u.s. can get off to a strong start. >>> fitzpatrick at the 9th, zach johnson. this a moment ago with a 7 iron. down the fall line. cannot quite get it high. and that's -- that's it! >> zach johnson has something to celebrate after sinking that at pine hurst. it's the second time in u.s. open series for an ace in the hole. he knows how to get the crowd going. it was martin kymer who won. he finished with a nine under for his second major championship title. >> the a's and wrainks had a 38 minute game delay because of a circuit breaker. scary moment for kra gentry. nailed in the helmet from an 81-mile-per-hour pitch. luckily he was cleared from concussion tests to play. the a's taking 2 of 3 from the bronx bombers. >>> check out this father making this one-handed catch in the outfield. look at the other hand. he is holding his kid. way to go, dad. happy father's day. >> announcer: "early today" is brought to you by touch

we'll focus on the top ten coming up at 6:30 eastern time. >>> welcome back, everybody. right now, it's time for the executive edge. kidding, kidding. a new report today on the state of charitable giving. americans gave an estimate of $335 billion to charity last year. that was up 3% from 2012. there were signs of donations to institutions like universities, hospitals and the arts are very healthy. they've been driven by cash from wealthy ben factors. meantime, giving to church and social organizations, that is flat. the concern with this, guys, is it sounds like we are get intoog this wealth argument in the middle of charitable giving, too. >> that's what it is, though. i'm going to be boring here. it's an inequality and i always get tagged as being the -- >> or is it a story of declining church attendance? >> on the religious piece that could be. but i thought the larger take away was when you looked at universities and hospitals which are getting the most money and the biggest dollars that that was coming from the high end, so what do you do about the middle piece? >>

eastern time, more than an hour after the polls closed. there kantor had to come out with his wife and concede the race 20 minutes after that call. >> thank you, thank you. obviously we came up short. serving as the seventh district congressman and having the privilege to be majority leader has been one of the highest honors of my life. i know there are a lot of long faces here tonight, and it's disappointing sure, but i believe in this country. i believe there is opportunity around the next corner for all of us speak to us for the next senator, he said the people have spoken. >> i think the people are just ready for some major changes in this country, and i was blessed. it's a miracle. what do i attribute it to first of all? i am humbled and thankful. i am a believer, so i am humbled that god gave us this win. right with that, god acts through people, and got acted through the people on my behalf. >> that was brett, who is the nominee, having upset house majority leaderat, who is the nominee, having upset house majority leader eric cantor

noon eastern time, the u.s. both advance if they play to a draw and jurgen klinsmann says no deal. do you believe him? >> i do believe him. both coaches today, actually said no deal. as you know, jurgen klinsmann and the german coachfriends anda long time. there is not going to be a deal and we'll play all out. the german said every time you try and cut a deal lick this it doesn't work out anyway and something goes wrong and someone winds up being the loser on all of this and then the two said they're simply competitors and they want to win their group and the winner plays against a weaker team of another group. it doesn't look as though there will be some sort of deal and certainly if this match ends up in a tie, you will hear a lot of people here in brazil and all over the world screaming collusion, john. >> that would be convenient for you because of course, you are german and in passing are rooting for the german team. do you acknowledge that has been a mistake? >> reporter: i don't acknowledge that that's b

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plays their first match tonight at 6:00 eastern time against ghana. vice president joe biden will be attending the game firsthand to see if the u.s. can get off to a strong start. >>> fitzpatrick at the 9th. zach johnson. this was a moment ago with a 7 iron. >> the sides down the sideline. >> not quite high enough. zach, perfect. >> that gives zach johnson something to smile about, after sinking a hole in a one. he sure knows how to get that crowd going but it was german golfer martin kaymer who took home the title. he finished with 9 under for seventh major championship title. >>> the reds/yanks, a 90-minute game delay because of a circuit breaker. the a's. scary moment for oakland's gentry getting nailed in the helmet by a pitch. the a's down the yanks. >>> the catch of the day here, check out this father making a one-handed catch. way to go, dad. happy father's day to you. although mom is like, really. >> got back from the diaper change. right. >> he knew he was on camera. he's making sports center's top ten. >>> let's take a look at the weather. >

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eastern time. jon? >>> now carl speaking of amazon, i talked to t-mobile's ceo john ledger last night. he had a lot to say about the competition. here's ledger talking aboutant new fire phone. >> outside of the fact that the phone can look at things and tell me what it is, i usually know what i'm looking at, except late on a friday night, and then the phone's probably going to tell me what i'm looking a, and i won't listen to the phone anyway. traditional model, two-year contracts, at&t exclusive. pretty much a hardware announcement and gave prime two customers as opposed to giving it to prime layers. last thing, john, i never said i wasn't asked. so there's certain pieces of, let's let it unfold. if it's a great device customers want to buy, i'm sure it will be available unlocked and we'll find way for t-mobile customers to get advantage of it. >> he's not sure he even wants to take amazon to the dance, guys? >> that's the way i would position it, if i weren't the one going to the dance with amazon. >>

eastern colorado. denver pretty much in clear at this time.ll the storms now heading towards it looks like kansas into nebraska, possibly seeing some stronger ones coming into northwestern kansas in the next couple of hours. but denver proper, a few showers, a few storms, but overall the severe weather should diminish here. now, we're expecting more storms later on tonight for western parts of kansas and also into nebraska. tomorrow we're clear. so everything looks good in colorado for tomorrow. back to you. >> kim cunningham from the weather channel, thanks. >>> this was a highly unusual day at the vatican where pope francis prayed for peace with none other than the israeli and palestinian presidents. nbc's anne thompson is in rome tonight with that story for us. anne? >> reporter: lester, this prayer service was rich in symbolism that pope francis hopes will re-ignite the peace process. it began with a warm embrace between israeli president shimon peres and mahmoud abbas, the president of the palestinian authority. then with the pope and the

pennsylvania northern philadelphia county and southeast pennsylvania until two forty five am eastern daylight time at eleven forty seven pm eastern daylight time the river gauge at w.y.s.s. a h.i.c. went on the w.y.s.s. a h.i.c. kayo when creek was above flood stage and continues to slowly rise several roadways may also be underwater due to the smaller stream and creek flooding in the warned area a flood warning means that flooding is imminent or has been reported stream rises will be slow and flash flooding is not expected. however all interested parties should take necessary precautions immediately precautionary slash preparedness actions most flood deaths occur in automobiles never drive your vehicle into areas where the water covers the roadway floodwaters are usually deeper than they appear just one foot of flowing water is powerful enough to sweep vehicles off the road when encountering flooded roads make the smart choice turn around don't drown the especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize the dangers of flooding if flooding is observed act quickly move up to higher ground

eastern time. portugal will be in a must-win situation and that team features one of the superstars of international football, christiano rinaldo. >> how long did it take to get the face paint off? >> hours of scrubbing, hours and hours. my voice still hasn't recovered. >> one of baseball's greatest hitters passed away, tony gwynn has been battling facial cancer which he said chewing tobacco company be blamed. he played his entire career with the padres, led in batting average eight times. >> using technology in the fight against diabetes. an engineer helped create an iphone app that helps those with the disease better manage blood sugar levels. this could change the lives of millions of people. >> david was just 11 months old when he was diagnosed with type one diabetes. his life and his parents' lives have resolved around managing the disease. >> i used to go down to the nurse's office every single day. the nurse would call my dad and tell him what my blood sugar was. >> type one diabetics don't

the announcement coming after 6:00 eastern time. his is a photograph from inside "the new york times." he made a handful of videos, including this one from 2009. we will come back to that in just a moment. we'll take you to the new york daily news. the headline is -- to mavis joining us next from fort lauderdale, florida. caller: and my on? on?m i you made a statement from john mccain who wants to be d -- who wants begin to the detainees never gets back on the battlefield. he doesn't want anything to come to an end. if you want to be so assured that these men will never get let to the battlefield, them stay at his house so he will be able to keep an eye on them 24 hours. if he wants that assurance -- nobody can assure him 100%. if they come to his house he knows exactly where they are. host: one of our viewers saying that since the telegram is looking for opportunities to take u.s. hostages -- buzz from carlisle, pennsylvania on the republican line. caller: good morning. i can't believe the arrogance of our president to think we are

eastern time. everyone will watch that. importantly, people will follow what will happen 30 minutes later, janet yellin is going to have her news conference the fed is expected to cut into bond buying program by $10 billion to $35 billion per month. also, as we have been talking about all morning, we are scratching our heads over it. amazon.com is going to be hold akmedia event later today, which it's expected to unveil its new smartphone. a lot of speculation the phone will have a 3d screen. the emphasis on possibly shopping and many of the phone's features will be tied to the prime membership program built on the back oddly enough of android. so it's going to be reskinned as an amazon product. >> you can design product based on buying things on the mobile, having a possibly device. >> you are seeing amazon built its own apple tv, right? if you were a prime? for $99 i believe can you go, i don't know if that's the right word, can you go out, buy it. i don't have it. maybe i should, i don't. you can get music, if you are a

you can see that reunion today at 4:00 pm eastern time. ♪ >> i'm meteorologist dave warren talking aboutot of rain. flash flooding as well as river flooding all in the midwest. this includes down to parts of western nebraska. there will be severe weather, and you get this quick flooding. this is river flooding. a lot of rain has worked its way in. this activity over the next three days will not help that situation. a few strong storms moving through iowa. and look at this area of rain. friday here is the forecast, north and south dakota down through parts of nebraska and kansas into iowa. here it is on saturday. this is a slow-moving storm, so it dumps a lot of rain over the same area. by sunday, out of minnesota, south through iowa, into parts of missouri where the heaviest rain is. how much? two to three inches of additional rain on top of inches which has come here in the past month. so well above average here. and this is what it does to the river gauges. this is the mississippi river right into minneapolis. and the river is cresting, but remains above the major flood stage. still se

eastern time, the time selected by jpmorgan. it's a big day for nick woodman and tony bates. the company from the beginning, putting $30,000 of his money in. he had 50% of the company as of today's ipo. he'll have a third of the company, but when i asked why he didn't price higher, he wanted to leave money on the table to, quote, share the love with investors. it is a fast growing company. revenues up 87% year over year from 2012 to 2013, but there was a question about slowing revenues in the first quarter, revenues of 235 million in q 1, 2014 down 8% from a year earlier in this morning, becky in the squawk box team asked woodman, what does that tell investers? here's what he said. >> that tells you that we gaffed a product launch in q4 of 2012 allowing customers to over eat a little, retailers, distribution channel got more invenn story than they should have so there's a ballooned qis 1, and q2 came down handlely. that was not intended or normal. that's a sign of a fast growing, maturing company. >> it's the mark of a company learning as it goes to figure out how to meet sup

it begins at 12:30 eastern time. we thank you for watching aljazeera america. i'm del walters in new york, "inside story" is next, and you can check us out 24 hours a day by going to aljazeera.com. . >> the news that millions of old g.m. cars had faulty ignition switch threatens to take the shine over the new general motors and it's new ceo. the news has only gotten worse and the company more successful. that's the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. the information so far is pretty damning. millions of g.m. cars were built with an ignition switch that could easily be flipped off while the car was in motion. people driving was killed by this defect and people had known this was a problem for years. the reorganized pulled back from the brink g.m. was an american success story money was cheap to barlow, and there was a new ceo at the helm, mary barra. would this terrible news that a cheap and flawed part that had taken lives. the company posted strong sales in recent months. even with the drip, drip, drip of revelations of terrible decisions made in the last

the big report, of course, tomorrow the may job's number that out at 8:30 eastern time and in a little bit we'll get the latest filings for the weekly unemployment benefit. the dow rised 15 points and the nasdaq at 4251 after gaining 17. >>> meantime, walmart is expanding its online savings tool nationwide. it rolls out its catcher letting customers compare prices on more than 80,000 products. the way it works is the tool will go and look and find a better price, if it finds a better price else where, walmart then refunds the difference in the form of a store credit. now, add thousands more products to the tool and shoppers will be able to look at everything from tvs to fresh produce that you could go in there and see whether you get a better deal on lettuce. >> although you get the store credit, so you spend it right back at walmart. >> which is the genius of the entire system. >> but, still, you get the discount. >> you're saving money, that's the main thing. >>> an apparent tornado touched down in hugo, colorado, sending people running from their bedrooms into storm shelters. wind g

takes on germany thursday, 12:00 noon eastern time on espn. travers, abc news, washington. >> i can't wait to watch that one. matt, you have been eating so much all night you. probably know a little bit about the next subject. >> always. >> i know a lot about a lot. especially eating. see it there, the bear in british columbia, the locals call yogi. something of a sting. the owners of the fridge wanted to know who or what was helping themselves to the food inside. and leaving the door open. they got their answer when the camera caught yogi making off with what looked like a pie. good morning, yogi, nice job. >> you know what drives me nuts. he leaves the freaking door open. don't leave the door open. close it. >> i think a man in a bear suit. looking around. reading the labels. >> apparently he steals the food. known to go in the garbage areas as well. >> does he replace the food after he is done eating it. [ burps ] >> oh, come on! oh. before you all take a quick break for munchies. we have a special announcement to make. got your prop here.

eastern time in the brazilianty of natal. it won't be an easy match. ghana knocked the u.s. out of the last two world cups. for the u.s. to have any chance at moving on to the next round, a win today is a must. >>> did it again. meanwhile, the san antonio spurs, the new nba champions. they overcame a slow start against the miami heat, eventually pulling away for a 104-87 victory. it's the spurs' fifth-ever nba title. we will have full details from espn. >>> and the team's big win had thousands of spurs fans celebrating in the streets until early this morning. they should know how to party after a championship. all the titles have come since 1999. the team and the city are planning a big victory parade and celebration. >>> and developing overnight, a payment problem at target stores across the country had customers lashing out on social media. >>> and a little hero, a 10-year-old likely saved three lives because of the message she posted on facebook. >>> plus deep scars, an eye patch and a sweet smile. this little girl was asked to leave a fast food restaurant. now outrage is

eastern time shot up almost 100 points and the nasdaq rose to 25 points. steve liesman was at that news conference and has more on what yellen said and what it means for the economy. >> reporter: was it an upgrade or a downgrade? for the fed today and the u.s. economy, it was actually a bit of both. the federal reserve upgraded the u.s. economy in the statement today saying it was rebounding from the severe winter weather swoon. at the same time because of the economy's contraction, in the first quarter, much stronger than expected, the fed had to downgrade its forecast for the full year, by 7/10ths of a percentage point to 2.2%. still janet yellen said she saw gathering strength in the economy. >> i think there are many good reasons why we should see a period of sustained growth in excess of the economy's potential swrech potential. we have a highly accommodative policy, the fiscal drag, we have using credit conditions. we have households who are becoming more comfortable with their debt levels. we have raising home prices and rising equity prices and an