feel like eel. but there isn't any available. that's where the dog fish comes in. i would like to make it a bigger business opportunity. >> as eel prices soar around the world, businesses are dreaming up more product that satisfy customer's cravings without breaking the bank. nhk world, tokyo. >> the united nations has did designated june 20th as world refugee day. a fashion show to raise awareness of the issue took place on thursday in tokyo. a group of college and high school students organized the event. models walked the runway wearing outfits from countries such as afghanistan and myanmar. many have been forced to flee from homes. an official from the un refugee agency explained that more than 45.2 million people have been displaced due to conflicts or violence. about 15 million fled across boarders. a revenue took place as a nail beautician. >> translator: i want people in japan to know there refugees from myanmar in this country. we want to live as human beings. >> i will learn more about the

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water levels started to fall over the course of the week, but the levees were still .eeling the strain the extent of the damage is starting to emerge further south, where the floodwaters were receding. streets, bridges and buildings are in need of repair. the federal and state government latched to provide 8 billion .uros to fix the damage >> a former cia employee went to ground on monday after revealing himself as a force of links about top-secret -- leaks -- source of leaks. he fled to hong kong last month. >> more than 70 people were killed in a series of attacks across iraq on monday, the worst violence struck the north of the country. at least two dozen people were killed when suicide bombers .argeted a police post attacks were also reported in areas further south, including .ut kuba united nations says violence in iraq has spiked. there were 1000 people killed last month alone. >> germany's defense minister came under more pressure under a canceled surveillance drone deal. he faced yet another parliament year -- parliamentary hearing on monday. he admitted he made mistakes, but r

>>> under a flood watch for most of the region till 10:00 tonight eels of the blue ridge. fred -- east of the blue ridge. the metro south and especially east, that's where we're concerned for the heaviest rains. another 1 to maybe 4 inches could be falling before the storm is over. we already had a bunch of rain. there's bawnch of rain still to get through -- bunch of rain still to get through. we've been watching the action lift from south to north. it started to rain moderately in spots north and west of town though we're not as concerned north and west of town. look at the moderate heavy rain on top of us down to the south, charles county through calvert from easton down to cambridge on the eastern shore. you can imagine the ride going out toward the beaches right now. a slow one down there. south lady smith we got a little bit of a break. there will be some lulls, especially west of us and southwest of us. however, east of richmond, south of richmond, look at the dark red areas, the cells that are really with torrential rain and maybe a little bit of lightning developi

it eel have a hell of effect on masonic, you have target there, trader joes and it'll be a nightmare so please take a look at it again. thank you. >> thank you. i'll call a few more cards -- mc, john, elizabeth, robert and dan. >> i'm mary. i am opposed to the masonic. we would appreciate your design funds to masonic improvement project since you have opportunity to fund projects that no one objects to. we hope you will choose to fund those instead. we feel the project is ill timed and not properly configured. we also feel the plans plaque clarity and may not be the plans reviewed and approved by the traffic commission. we'll concerned about reducing traffic lanes, which will not satisfy the needs of the bicycle community. we feel there are better solutions for bicycle paths on slower side streets that are practically devoid of traffic. used side streets for bike lanes instead of arterials will save money and cause less disruption. slow moving and idling vehicles use more gas and emit more fumes than moving vehicles. if the purpose of improving /phags has is to reduce carbon emission

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senate will be voting on a massive immigration bill, one that could lead to citizenship for 11 million eelgal immigrants. senator rand paul is voting no. the senator is here. welcome everyone. i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." the senate now poised to vote on landmark immigration reform. senator rand paul and brett bear on the political fallout in a moment. first, the bill and exactly what is it in. first of all, what does it say about border security? >> well, with the inclusion of

he was arrested in january as he attempted to get on a flight to the mid eels.planning to go to yemen. he faces 30 years behind bars. think you sit in too much traffic or have it roof on the roads the city who's have nightmares for drivers have been released. han lulu coming in first place for traffic. washington, d.c. home to the country's worth speed cameras and texas has the worst reputation for tickets because of the record number of speed traps. >> hate the speed traps. >> let's go down to the scandal surrounding paula deen that causing her career despite a cause sgla apology that asked for forgiveness and a second chance. >> if there is any one out there that has never said something that they wish they could take back, if you are out there please pick up that stone and throw it so hard at my head that it kills me. please. i want to meet you. >> not enough for a few more companies now cutting ties after she admitted to using a racial slur. wal-mart will stop selling her products. caesar entertainment stripped her name from four restaurants. >> she has apol

i can't stand to see such eel go unpub punished. we are one body you heard one you heard us all.killing our innocent people we will stop. >> the contractor hired people for top secret security clearance for nsa leaker snowden misled the government about the thoroughness of the background checks. they are supposed to conduct two reviews of each potential employee federal investigators say from 2008 to 2011 half the time they skipped the review. no word if anything unproper was done with the background check in 2007. >> one tree house is considered an eye sore by neighbors. it is complete with a staircase a deck and a bunk bed. last year a neighbor said it was too big. they are work to go apply for the right permits to keep the structure. a judge has given the family 30-days to come up with a solution or risk having it torn down. that is your 5@5:30. >> while you were sleeping this brand new photo of aaron hernandez surfaced here he is posing with a fan. it is believed to have been taken hours after the murder of oden lloyd. >> in the meantime there are new study developments in th

he eel be remembered for fighting to protect women's health, lbgt rights and victims of gun violences'll be responsible for prohibiting people with come mesic violence convictions from gets guns, and he is one of the last world war ii officers in the senate. >> we have some pretty good fights between us over time. battles on philosophy and the role of government but never was senator lautenberg to be underestimated. as an advocate for the causes he believed in, and as an adversary in the political word >> michael: christie's decision about who should replace him won't be easy. there are conflicting state laws about when christie can appoint someone and how long they can serve. "washington post" reporter aaron blake blake, aaron welcome back inside "the war room." >> thank you for having me. >> aaron, senator lautenberg was known for his list of prig -- progressive issues. how do you think he'll be remembered? >> i think just what you talked about. he was also one that was very outspoken on environmental issues. came into the game late in life after a very successful business career, m

senate will be voting on a massive immigration bill, one that could lead to citizenship for 11 million eel -- illegal immigrants. senator rand paul is voting no. the senator is here. welcome everyone. i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." the senate now poised to vote on landmark immigration reform. senator rand paul and brett bear on the political fallout in a moment. first, the bill and exactly what is it in. first of all, what does it say about border security? >> well, with the inclusion of this new amendment that was passed in the last few days, it includes over 40 billion new spending and mandates 700-miles of fencing look the border as well as in the technology along the border, but it does not, as a lot of conservatives want, require that the government do some actual result, but powers a lot of money into the -- pures a lot of money into the process. >> path to citizenship, a long ways away? >> for most people who are currently here illegally, it's ten years away there is a group of agriculture workers and greeners who will get there twice as fast, in five years. what happ

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then she e eel make her ruling when she has the evidence in front of her. >> jury selection set to beginay. >> what are the challenges? >> there are a lot of challenges. the defense needs to just find somebody who is willing to keep an open mind, not get too emotionally upset. you have a tragic circumstance here. you have a young teenager who has been shot and killed. he was unarmed. that's an incendiary accusation the state is bringing. the defense is looking for people to say i haven't made up my mind based on what's in the press. i will wait, hear the evidence and decide whether or not george zimmerman was justified. >> yeah. >> on the other side, the prosecution, they don't want people looking to coopt it and make it their cause. like we are sick of crime in the neighborhood. this guy did what a vigilant should do. be careful of people who won't keep an open mind from both perspectives. >> this has been talked about in a public arena with racial tones. >> absolutely. >> will it be brought up in the courtroom? i heard somebody say something simple and profound. do you mean where the k

can we eel continue to follow that story for you and show you the turkish etf any second. meantime, let's get back to rick santelli because bob was telling us, rick, a moment ago, about the lack of new boj action igniting the further selling in bond, the yields at the highest in years. how hoy can we go? >> let's put a chart up there that starts in september of 2011, and you can see in the fall of 2011 and again in the spring of 2012 we had a double top, just a whisker shy in both instances of a yield of 2.40. i would think that's the outlier, but the fact that we've dropped down to a 217 yield shows to me the biggest story is what bob was talking about, dollar/yen. back to a 95 handle again, and i do think that de-leveraging is indiscriminate but if you look at southern countries in europe, if you look at equities, even our equity market, i think you just scoop a bit of it away on carried trade leverage, and is this is something to watch. i do think interest rates are important and all the fed issues are tied up with it, but in the end i think interest rates are more of a

the thing that pushed voe ee eel education out of schools is the same thing that pushed college enrollmentation at the expense of others. i call it the law of unintended consequences. if you look at what happened from the mid '70s up until today, college enrollments going up, college get goes up with it and now we're north of a trillion dollars. we have a skills gap. millions of jobs available that people don't seem to want. it's easy to get fooled. it's not a problem of a lack of training. there are training programs everywhere. they're not filled. we're not telling kids from the beginning that this whole category of jobs are worthwhile, viable and way more luke rcrati than you think. >> jobs that you do with your hands are less desirable and not as good as professional white collar jobs. when i was a kid, my mother told me under no circumstances are you to be diverted from the college track to the vocational track. >> it's natural to want something better for our kids. what's not natural is what better means anymore. it just doesn't hold up. the worse advice i've ever seen was hanging on

suppliers say they've been approached with plans, but it's unclear whether apple will launch the new mod eelsels. that's today's speed read. david: new research suggests there are still some problem spots. liz: liz macdonald is here with the details. >> reporter: yeah, you know what's interesting, 11% month-to-month increase in bank seizures of homes, 33 states are seeing more seizures of homes by banks. let's show the map. you're going to see here surprising, ohio, south carolina, georgia. you see in the dark red, those states are joining the other hot spots meaning florida, nevada and arizona where the banks have really been seizing homings. so here's the bank story. banks are foreclosing on more homes and grabbing those homes back as prices are going up. so what we're essentially seeing, five banks that were in that mortgage, $25 billion mortgage settlement, all but one of them, citigroup, have reported an increase in seizures of homes by banks. here is foreclosures did hit ang six-year low in aprill right? and foreclosures are still down 29%, 28% year to year. but this month-to-month upti

we eel ask her about valuable forecasting. i love what she's saying. lost results and lost analysis. we're going to talk taxes and fracing, and you won't believe it. later on in the show, are we making the same mistakes on housing and mortgage markets that helped cause the financial collapse in the first place? you won't believe who is getting government-backed loans these days? government-insured loans? meredith and the rest of our distinguished panel will come back and talk about that. don't forget, folks. free market capitalism, it is still the best path to pros parrot, and this kid's best part should be right to jail. i'm larry kudlow. we'll be right back. >>> tomorrow, michelle caruso-cabrera in mexico one-on-one with carlos slim. with an empire under threat where does the world's richest man see new opportunities now? a cnbc exclusive tomorrow evening on cnbc. it's monday, a brand new start. with centurylink visionary cloud infrastructure, and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable, secure, and agile. fso you're worried a

but they're concerned about the thing theys eel have to give up to get that. >> it's true we have a lotften prefer to get a little more flexibility. but here's the sad irony. it is sort of those high-pressure jobs that actually have better work family policies. they have longer paid leaves. they are more likely to let you work from home than the low-paying jobs that you can move in and out of. so i understand, i would not blame any woman for any choice she makes in an environment that is so family unfriendly as the united states has turned out to be. but sometimes i think we make a mistake when we think, oh, well, let's go into this flexible job that is going to allow me to take time off. we're actually kind of getting in the way of having the kind of job where is they need us enough that they are going to have to start accommodating our desires as parents. >> so let's talk about family friendly public policy. you've written that countries like the uk have ten months, give or take, paid maternity leave. that can make a big difference in continuity for women. that seems to be a bit of a

eels bay t. >> now for the valley.>> little to to no it rainfall. and that could spark a fire. this is recent, the last 15 minutes or so. >> they have decided to issue a wind ached for the delta area. >> 45 miles an hour. >> gusting to 45. >> if you are traveling along. i-# zero. and especially if you drive a high profile vehicle; they haven't been breezy at well. >> 64 degrees in walnut creek. and made 60s. in livermore. >> definitely cooler than yesterday t. >> 59 in san francisco. and redwood city. >> mist and drizzle reported this morning. >> well, the coast never warmed up yesterday t. >> it is 74 in lovat on east bay shore line. and mid-66s. and for livermore. >> if you are just joining us for the hottest spot. >> i am lagging for a drop today. >> 77 for san jose. and for the peninsula. you are looking at # six. 75 mountain view. and low # 0s. in the city of san francisco if you are playing there tore today. the extended forecast. once we get into the cooling trends, it will continue true monday. temperatures wil

georgia, congressman hank johnson, who has been a tremendous leader on so many issues and he is now, and eeled talk about these bags that he -- and he'll talk about these bags that he brought here to the floor and the food stamp challenge which many of us have mounted which i'll speak to later. mr. johnson: thank you. i'm very happy to participate in this special order, especially with the esteemed women that are here. yourself, barbara lee, and rosa delauro, a person of great justice and passion and represents truth and righteousness and tries to do the right thing and fights for those who need a voice to fight for them. and i appreciate you, rosa, for being here and everything that you do, barbara lee. you know, i've said it before, just a tremendous patriot. a wonderful person, a heart of gold. but a fist of steel when it comes to what she believes in. and i deeply respect and honor both of those women. nd today i had the opportunity at the judiciary committee meeting where we were engaged in the war on women, another abortion bill. and i happen to notice that on the other side of the aisle

. >> what are these guys -- these are common eels -- >> they're electric. >> do you grab those. >> thoseit. >> how bad was giada de laurentiis at fishing? >> teach us how to do this the right way. >> what we're going to do -- the best thing is take your trigger finger and hold it on the line just like that and then you'll open this part. it's not going to be real easy -- >> you'll show us this in just a second. we have to take a little break here. this is "today" on nbc. >>> you're watching today in the bay. >> i'm marla tellez. san francisco police are investigating a motorcycle crash. the motorcycle was apparently speeding when it skidded into a car. 19th avenue was closed during this investigation. that rider's condition is still unknown. >>> 15 acres scorched after an overnight brush fire. it took firefighters about an hour to get flames under control. no reports of injuries and appears no buildings were damaged. so far the cause is still under investigation. >>> let's take a look at the wednesday forecast now. >>> we have another beautiful day. the biggest difference between yesterd

unfortunately the sexual assault training, oversight and prevention amendment, offered by congresswoman jack eeling speier, was not made -- jackie speier, was not made in order. we should have a chance to vote up or down on the provision. we're missing a crucial opportunity to stop the unwanted sexual contact that is now experienced by one in five service women. i've heard from oregonians who live with the painful memory of sexual assault they experienced while serving and veterans associations concerned for the safety of those who answer the call of duty. we all agree that these crimes have no place in our society and no place in our military. it's too bad that we were deprived of an opportunity to do something meaningful about it. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. nugent: i reserve the balance. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: i'm proud to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from california, ms. speier. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman f

even with bare resources, that because of recent developments discussed in my written testimony, we eel compelled to involve our office in a joint investigation and audit to thoroughly vet the policies and procedures and quality review practices of the federal program. i am pleased to say with -- that with jon barry, they have used -- included a legislative proposal in the fiscal year 201 5 budget that would grant us access to the fund. i close by asking for you -- your committee's support of the proposal so our office will finally have the resources to do the job with which we have been entrusted. thank you. >> thank you, patrick. >> chairman tester, ranking member portman, ranking member johnson, thank you very much for the opportunity to test today regarding o.p.m.'s role screarns eral process. in the enactment of the intelligence reform and terrorism proceed vention act, o.p.m. has continued to enhance the background investigation process by enhancing timeliness, efficiency and more the our successes are due to -- in part to partnerships with other agencies that require security cle

migration that will occur over the next ten years under this legislation, because the 11 million i will eel immigrants -- illegal immigrants who are given green cards and even citizenship will be able to bring in their families as well over time. and they can be approved on an expedited basis. for example, there are an estimated 2.5 million who would benefit under the dream act provisions of the legislation, if they came here as a child, they get accelerated process. they will be eligible for citizen in five years and then that 2.5 million will be able to bring their parents also. and dream act beneficiaries will also be able to bring in an unlimited number, without any caps on parents, spouses, children, and those parents, spouses and children will get permanent legal status, an additional five year, and they will be eligible for citizenship in ten, and then they would be able to bring their parents also. an estimated 800,000 illegal agricultural workers today would become legal permanent residents, green cardholders in five years and will then be eligible to bring in an unlimited number o

in addition to these efforts to combat ill eel tax evasion the president has been focused on illegaltax avoidance. when companies use loop tholes reduce their tax liability. tax avoidance is as much about countries and country rules as it is about companies. because the loopholes they use are as a result of the rules countries set. last year president obama laid out a detailed framework for tax reform which included propose tols take this problem on and the g 8 summit will provide an opportunity to highlight the need to remove tax incentives that encourage dops shift profits around and instead replace those incentives with onces that will encourage creation of jobs and investment at home. there is work under way in the g 20 the broader grouping beyond the g 8 to think thu these issues and prevent racist tax policy. we want to avoid that turning into a lose lose proposition where companies lose revenue and make inefficient decisions by shifting their profits to the lower taxes rather than where it is most productive for them to invest and produce. tuesday is a working lunch which will