this evening, a conversation with eli broad. among his many interests, performing public education by funding schools. far less controversial broad is reshaping the culture am landscape right here in los angeles. he is living a new contemporary art museum set to open next year. steps away from disney hall. $3 billion in foundation assets. eli broad made a public commitment to giving away $75% f his welt. a conversation with eli broad coming up right now. ♪ >> by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> good evening. founding two fortune 500 companies. the insurance company sunamerica along the way he amass ad considerable fortune. that focus philanthropy on reforming public education through charter schools and contemporary art accessible to all. next year broad contemporary art museum will open its doors right next to disney in downtown los angeles. admission will be free. eli, it is an honor to have you on this program. >> delighted to be here. >> i want to start this conversation, if i might, go

eli sachar and his family were on vacation.they were visiting relatives and they were crossing the street and had a walk signal when a car struck them killing eli sachar, his mothers was injured as was the neighbor driving the car. neighbors were shocked to learn eli had been killed. >> like i said we're always on the sidewalks and they were excited talking about going on vacation. it tears you up. >> eli's mother was treated and released from the hospital and the driver was released. so far the drive has not been charged with but the case remains under investigation. >> up next on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> service members and their families get to stay here when they're recovering from injuries or surgeries. i'm joce sterman, who is giving back to the people serving our country. >> also we'll get the latest on chief meteorologist doug hill on the storms that rolled through the area knocking out power for thousands. >> on the eve of the all-star game, matt williams looks ahead to the pent race. and does tiger woods still have the

that you don't want to live somewhere else. >> eli? it's a sense that you can see and feel the values that your country stands for and take pride in those values. >> michelle, your family has a history in the military, the latino population in general has a long history in the u.s. military, how does that surf shape the idea of the definition of patriotism within the latino community? for starters this was a study that was done of latinos and patriotism, and 76% of latinos believe america is the number one country in the world, so there is a strong feeling of patriotism, as far as military is concerned, in my family multiple generations have served in the military, and that's true for a lot of -- i think we have 17% of all people in the -- for me it isn't about rubber stamping the u.s.' policies. i don't really support most of the u.s. military efforts, but it is about really engaging in the opportunity that the u.s. offs. as an ethnic minority, you do more bagger cues talk more football, and have the biggest u.s. flag to show you are

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i'm still in disbelief. >> eli sachar's mother was thrown under the hood of the vehicle. her younger son, wes, in her arms. though she sustained injuries and was rushed to the hospital, the little boy was not hurt. neighbors say the loss of eli, who was so full of life, has left them heartbroken. >> it's just very sad. >> he'll be missed in the neighborhood because this is a neighborhood where people see each other all the time. >> eli sachar's mothers is out of the hospital and on route with the family back to arlington tonight. meanwhile the woman who struck them also was hospitalized. she too has been released. no charges in this case but it does remain under investigation. stephen tschida, abc~7 news. >> it was a violent weekend in the district that included a unusually high number of shootings. jennifer donelan has a closer look including triple shooting that killed two people. >> we're standing outside d.c.'s superior court where a 36-year-old d.c. man who is charged in one of the two triple shootings this weekend faced a judge. in court it was revealed each time he

and eli is right.ies that are sunnis and after the guy that represented the sunni minority. now there's fear that whoever will govern will not govern in the name of this nation but in the same of his sect. and this is a problem. you saw this and you stabilize iraq. >> we saw again and again in these sectarian situations that marginalizing the opposition groups is the most dangerous thing for staying in power. we see that with maliki. under what circumstances, eli, do you think he'd cede power? >> it's unclear he'd cede power but i think if there are as we've seen, reports a number of shia political leaders that oppose maliki in part because he's been incompetent. he's brought the country back into civil war like this, and, you know, there were some reports that suleimani was also unhappy with maliki's performance, that he may want to cling to power but he may not in the end have the votes and it wouldn't be his choice at that point. >> let's look at afghanistan. another situation where the united state

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. >> afternoon supervisors i'm eli i'm the foods system and project manager at spur spur was supportive of the ab 551 and very much support this to implement it locally thank you supervisor chiu and supervisor cohen for covering it supervisor chiu laid it auto access to land and land thank you for the opportunity tenure it addresses and for a number of projects that will be a great help. there are two projects that supervisor chiu mentioned sf b and the garden they were not able to get here but interested should the ordinance pass i want to say we've thought about the city getting a good deal we don't want you to lose money and this provides a balance and quite a bit of oversight to not get abused clear interact threshold this requires the board review to do so and i will emphasis with supervisor chiu a lot of the people around the state are looking to us to set the model it will be important to a number of projects but like all things in san francisco it's a model if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them strongly encourage you to pass that and i want to take a moment to

for 41 years eli worked for the fresno bee, a major paper in the west. first as a reporter and then a columnist. his insightfulness and biting humor always made the point. eli was a mentor to many young writers and a friend to all who knew him. he will be greatly missed by his wife, yvonne, and daughter, amy, and his two grandchildren. it is with great respect that i ask my colleagues of the united states house of representatives to honor the life of eli, a true american hero and a distinguished journalist. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. burgess: mr. speaker, i rise and ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. burgess: breaking news, mr. speaker. this morning the united states court of appeals for the d.c. circuit upheld a challenge to the obamacare health insurance subsidies being granted in federal exchanges. so what do

plus, an earnings season house call from the ceo of drug giant eli lilly.oving conversation with the chief executive of caterpillar. the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin who is down at the nyse today. our guest host for the next hour is greg fleming. he is the president of morgan stanley's wealth management and investment management divisions, and greg, it is great to see you. >> great to see you again, becky. >> thank you for coming in. >> we wonder when he comes in, he decides this is like the big victory lap. morgan stanley's results, which were great -- >> wealth management. >> it's all him. >> that were actually -- >> we don't do this just to reward you although it is a plumb thing -- >> we do it because who knows more -- you will be able to tell us about what the people that you serve, the wealth management, how they're feeling, whether they're, you know, whether they're still worried. whether they're full-i

remember, matt works with eli mangan the giants during the 2012 season. >> the biggest thing with eli, he wasn't a yell err, he wasn't a scream, but he found a way to get around him to play at their best f that meant having hundred watch somebody, if that meant spending little extra time on the field or in the film room. he just wanted to win. he wands afraid to take the blame when things didn't go well, take the credit when things went well. i think that's that's why everyone wanted to play for him. >> one other thing they talked about at the manning passing ac a.m. any, peyton's infamous audibles. >> the fact, very important, because then sometimes we don't see the coverages, as well as everyone thinks. so you might want to master, you might want to master so they can start rotating. >> so will matt rule have a problem if he does that at tell be? >> as long as it works. if it stops work, you got to stop. we'll say hey, keep doing it. >> so pj walker working on becoming little more vocal. so we might hear the famous audibles we always here peyton manning yelling. let's see, might hea

archie, peyton and eli i don't know if i have to say their last name manning have run this camp everywalker just got back from his first time and he's hoping to see the benefits this coming season. >> i want to be around the mannings and see what it's like to real be a pro. >> that's it. >> and for four days, he did. mechanics, leadership, how to better play the pig. the message he came back with, keep things simple. >> don't do at lot of different routes on different days. do small things one at a time. do three routes here. max them routes. that's what i just took into my head. i can't wait to come back to school and start doing it. it's not like you're going to forget how to throw. just going to be like, all right, now you got that route down pat. move on to the next one. >> matt rule hopes the experience will pay off this season. remember, matt worked with eli manning and the giants during the 2012 season. >> the biggest thing with eli he wasn't a yeller or screamer but he found with to get everyone around him to play at their best if that meant having lunch with somebody, if that

koons is nothing if not worshipful of ely. >> morally and ely, i have to say standing here, what a fantastic location. look at the natural light that's coming in on these works. it's a tremendous gallery. >> and the balloon dog. what does it do to you? do you get some kind of emotional kick? >> i do. it makes me smile. it makes me feel good. it makes me proud. it especially makes me proud when i see young people and others looking at the work and it introduces them to art in a way no other work really does. >> and a piece that, quite honestly, mistifies me. michael jackson and his chimp, is it? >> michael jackson and bubbles. when i made this series, the banality series-- >> a series of banality? >> of images. i was trying to communicate to people that whatever you respond to, it's perfect. >> if you find koons' art speak just incomprehensible, just wait? >> these are making refnses to being in the womb a little bit, before birth, and prior to any kind of concept of death. >death. >> do you totally get what he's talking about? >> not to the except that jeff does, but i do listen and understa

thank you, eli. >> thank you. >> not just ukraine. try our borders. disturbing new information about immigration crisis. new research showing that children under 12 years old are are the fastest growing group of minors crossing our border compared to pew research compared to last year, 117% increase in the number of children 12 and younger caught at the border. 117% increase. and the "l.a. times" molly hen see joins us. nice to he so you, molly. >> hi, greta. thanks for having me. >> molly, why the huge jump, the 117%? why do people think that's jumping so high? >> well, and that 117% represents children who are being caught crossing the border unaccompanied. without their parents. this is a variety of reasons i talk to some of the children as well as parents who came with children. we have seen a tripling in the number of those kids who have been caught with their parents crossing. you hear people say that they heard about these permissos that he they would be given permission to statement you hear about people talking about economic conditions, pove

overnight, the ely and gonzalez custody battle infused the contest with memories of peter pan with a painful new urgency. the small boy became, for miami's cuban-americans, a symbol of all of the 14,000 pedro panists whose parents had similarly taken great risks to secure their freedom and future in the united states. returning him to castro's cuba, an affront, would be to the memory of the sacrifices and hardships of their parents and those injured by all exiles -- endured by all exiles. cubans on the island also linked elian to the children's exodus. in cuba, a new book was hastily put into production. [speaking spanish] the casen pedro pan: of psychological warfare against cuba." the promotional tag called it ans.story of 14,000 eli castor declared his efforts to rescue elian and reunite him with his father was symbolically repaired the injustices emitted on the thousands of cuban families destroyed as a result operation pedro pan. we all know how that story ended. elian was returned to cuba. the collective memories of the struggle to keep in the u.s. and collective memories of op

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but for eli ron, he believes the military operation will succeed. >> there would be fewer rockets and less chaos. >> reporter: but when i show them rockets and chaos during the other couple's wedding the night before their faces change dramatically. >> i hope they will stop at all the chaos. >> we hope there will be quiet on both sides. this is our day. let's celebrate. >> reporter: for this couple, tonight ended happily. but inside of gaza, and across israel, there's not a lot of peace and quiet or celebration. we'd been in tel aviv about five minutes before hearing our first air raid siren before a rocket was intercepted by the iron dome. here on the gaza border all night we've seen a barrage from israel to gaza and a barrage from gaza into israel. tanks and bulldozers moving in, signs that israel will increase its action inside gaza and therefore the rockets will increase inside israel. >> nick schifrin, thank you. >>> i asked earlier whether an israeli military invasion of gaza was at this point inevitable? >> absolutely not. there is no such guarantee. israel has made it clear th

he'll be sending an eli's cheesecake. in fact.. the tribune reports since emanuel first started running for mayor four years ago... he's spent more than 51- thousand dollars on eli's cheesecakes. the money comes from his campaign fund. you could do worse. >> does he need a meteorologist? >> you would get paid in cheesecake. >> let's take a look outside. we have a picture perfect weekend coming up. today will be like yesterday and like the day before. sunshine. a few clouds developing. wind out of the south and nice warm breeze the wind will shift coming in from the southeast tonight many we will be much cooler. it's 55 at the lakefront. 61 at o'hare. 57 here. sublet composite shows we are dry. all the rain space to the south. the disturbance or low pressure will stay to the south. this is taking all the gulf moisture and keeping it way down to the south. we don't have to worry about any rain for the whole weekend. this ridge doesn't break down. it won't break down until we get into next wednesday. then we have the potential for sho

the pregnant mother of three says that when eli couldn't find the phone to call 911, he goes to his ipad to facetime his grandparents in florida. >> oh, wow. >> you press the green facetime button, and you press this button and -- >> who does it call? >> yaya in florida. >> so cute, right. grandpa joe hernandez, a retired firefighter called 911 from florida and managed to get the help his daughter needed and he says his grandson acted like a veteran first responder. how about that. >> quick-thinking boy. >> all this talk about limiting screen time for kids. >> right. >> this is a piece of contrary -- >> by the way, his 5th birthday is coming up. he wants an iphone. >> i'm sure apple may be sending him one. >> absolutely. yeah, he should get several. thank you. >>> now to problems connected to the big hidden cash giveaway that's been taking america by storm. police now confronted with safety and security concerns here. plus, a big reveal by the millionaire about the next cash stash. abc's brandi hitt has the latest from los angeles. brandi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. dan. th

to carry out president kennedy's commitment in 1961, to land a man on the moon and bring him 1970 --ely before within a decade full stop i forget exactly the wording. . within a decade will i forget exactly the wording. we can count up. host: two the 50th. guest: yes. host: what do you want to mark the 50th? guest: the next president, until , everyoneclose assumes it will be a democrat. we want the next president to be able to say, i believe this nation should consist -- should commit itself into decade -- in two decades to a pioneer planet on mars. going back to 1969, why was it important that the united states be the first, and how do you feel it has changed the world? ii, theuring world war germans were the first to come up with a high-technology walk v2, and had ithe been available a good bit sooner, or had we not overrun in overrun whereot they were launching those records, it could have made a big difference. because it really tempered london, or great britain. and of course, we came up with the atom bomb in time to drop the last two. there were no others. that was a gamble that p

he and his family were crossing walktreet and they had the signal, but a car struck them, killing eli. his mother and the woman driving the car were slightly injured. the woman has not been charged as the investigation is ongoing. >> friends are coming to the defense of a man accused of setting off explosives at his in-laws' home. he is facing arson and explosives charges after the incident in north bethesda early sunday. tom roussey says some are saying we don't know the whole story? >> one friend i spoke with says there is a side of cassell you are not hearing about. he is in fairfax county jail, awaiting extradition to montgomery county where he is facing felony charges. the damage atspot the home of his father-in-law in north bethesda. the police say that two explosives were set off, one by the front door, one by the garage. set themthat cassell off. he has been in a bitter divorce battle with his wife as well as a custody dispute over their two young kids. saysfriend of cassell's she wants people to know what she is hearing on the news does not jive with the man she knows. >> he

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eli. he was born april 22nd. >> there's no way to describe this.is amazing. >> reporter: the nearly 300 sailors conducted exercises with the republic of korea navy as well as anti-submarine war mission, back just in time to celebrate independence day. >> the timing, i don't think could be better. the 4th of july is a celebration of our independence. i'm just happy that as a crew we're able to deliver the independence and support what we enjoy here in the united states. >> reporter: back where they belong with those they love. >> see the fireworks tomorrow. and my homeland with the wife and kids. what else can you ask for? >> and that was erica fox reporting. >>> this morning, president obama gave a special thanks to members of the military and their families. >> you keep us safe, and you keep the united states of america shining beacon of hope for the world. and for that, you and your families deserve not only the appreciation of a grateful nation but our enduring commitment to serve you as well as you have served us. >> the white house will welcom

here, jamal eli yan, his father saleh is a driver for cbs news. this was his family day off. jamal was ten. he liked soccer. his smile winsome. some children were playing with toy guns in the cool of the afternoon. the bomb came here, you can still see it smoldering hours later. right here, there was a man selling chips and snacks to the kids and over here you can't even see it yon more was a swing set where the kids were playing. from the morgue, "oh, god, god!" saleh said. friends and family brought jamal home. it was too much for jamal's mother awar. too much for grandmother ahzees. all afternoon, there were funeral processions, one after another after another. this one was for jamal. some children couldn't even watch as their friends went by. at the mosque, prayers for small bodies. saleh began the day as a proud father of a charming, skinny, 10-year-old son. tonight, grief and one terrible thing more, that when a parent loses a child, the tears will never end. barry petersen, cbs news, gaza. >> brown: we'll step aside to take a break, now, and when we come back, the f.b.

ely to >> my little check box is the in the hat are categories that were imminent in bipartisan bill that was passed in the senate that has to be the ground floor from which discussions. those are large numbers but we're also talking about citizen children and unification and 5 year wait e 4 or for people who are already qualified to get permanent but are waiting. would be thefor me floor level in which we begin. >> that's 8 million at least the waiting le on list you're talking about estimated another 4 million trying to get in legally. the ar do you think president is likely to go and does this current crisis make it ore difficult for him to stand up in september and say, i'm to g to provide relief millions more people even though it's a different category of people. it harder for him to do this considering what's happening on the border right now? i think it would be make everybody defensive about how how brave you can be olitically speaking with an executive order. ou can sense already, even among my democratic colleagues ind of this issue is a little too complicated and too risk

caterpillar, eli lilly, ford, cat peller and gm set to report before the close.e close, we'll get a look at amazon, visa, pandora and starbucks. >>> so the top side right now, two points higher for the s&p 500, the dow higher by just over 33 points and the nasdaq to 7 points higher. 26 record highs for the s&p 500 in yesterday's trading session. gains to the tech sector, the highest levels since 2000. 19% now of the markets. the s&p 500. on to the auto sector, gm reporting earnings later today. the auto's analyst at city investment joins us now. thank you so much for coming on. >> what are you expecting? it should be pretty positive. really, we think the key in this quarter is strong earnings in north america. we think gm's profit margins in north america, sclusing the recall costs should be about 111%. that's above what the company is targeting for the next decade. gm can achieve this 1% target in the middle of the decade. >> they've gotted towards the recall. 700 million of that i believe was disclosed lr in q1. can you give us a sense of what provisions are co

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and not just completely reliant upon the mayor's office of housing to do it >> it's going to reline eli on the mayor's office of housing as the gatekeeper but how do we get the market to joint venture with our non-profits. we used to have a profession that no market rate developers could not be in a project that had any public dollars in it whatsoever. we are looking at how we would build fire walls between those units so the market rate developers are contributing not to the entire cost to the subsidy of the project could augment what would be subsidizing to get the stocks sooner. we are looking how to utilize the housing market rate developers in that way. it's not currently permitted in the inclusionary ordinance and we have to do some modifications in the da to do that. that will -- that is what we are looking at to stretch our funds and more affordable housing 100 percent stand-alone side too. >> thank you, mr. lee. i want to be able to call for public comments at this point. i don't know if there is any public comment. i know you have been waiting very patiently if you want to mak

to help dissect this diplomatic disaster, we have eli lake and jonathan alter, a political reporter andsnbc contributor. jonathan, the president's critics have been quick to go ahead and weigh in. let's take a listen to what congressman peter king had to say. i'm sorry. we don't have that bite, but he was, obviously, very critical. folks saying he's been behind the 8 ball on the republican side, some leveling that criticism that he hasn't backed up the ukrainian government enough. are we going to see a lot of pressure on the president here to do more in ukraine as a result of this situation? >> there will be some of that pressure, but the focus really should be on vladimir putin. i think the way these things tend to get analyzed in the united states is that's, you know, it's our president who has messed up. especially if you are a republican critic. and it's putin who is the crafty wily russian president who has everything under his control. actually, this is a terrible setback for vladimir putin. it exposes a kind of transparent but nonetheless hard to expose double game that he's been

tonight, investigative reporter ely elyse takes us inside a look at cabb cabbie's licenses and records. >> was it hard to get a license? >> one is even on california's sex offender register. and others that sometimes crossed the line. did you see who -- >> no, taxi driver. >> adam ludwig hailed down a yellow cab but says the driver ran over his leg after refusing to drive him home. >> he took off, took a sharp turn, knocked he over and broke my left leg. >> leaving the longtime runner with this titanium rod running from his knee to his ankle. the cab company told us there were no yellow cabs at the time in the location and there are several pirate cabs located in the city. but a jury awarded him $15,000 in damages. but the driver who run ludwig over was never found or held responsible. the investigative unit also discovered others with questionable driving habits. in a single day, we rode in more than a dozen cabs and pulled the driving records of each cabbie. only two had clean records. we found 46 violations ranging from no registration or valid license to running red lights. one dri

. >> reporter: eli is an urban garden expert tracking this law.e admits the idea means the city will collect a little less in property tax. but says less green in city coffers will mean more green space for the city. >> law -- the state level and local level was set up very much in mind that the city needs to get a good deal. if the city is going to give a property tax break to someone in exchange it needs to see it happening. >> reporter: the city will monitor urban gardens closely. >> less tax money coming in, is that a concern? >> it's certainly a trade-off we will consider what my legislation allows us to do is every single property would need get approval by the board in the future. >> reporter: another rule? the land must stay an urban garden for at least five years. but that's no problem for roland, he hopes his hill garden remains a neighborhood treasure. >> it could be a garden forever. >> reporter: in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> couple more rules too. you can't have a house on the land and it cannot be a backyard. >> and the la

. >>> another drug maker, eli lil lilly's profits fell as top drugs expired. the company backed the full-year earnings guidance today and shares were higher, a little so, $64 $64.37 was the close. >>> visa reported results that beat the street easiest mitts but the company cut revenue targets and that sent shares down initially after hours. as you see there, during the regular session, the stock was up a bit. it finished at $222.74. >>> the dow component 3 m rose. the maker of post it notes said sales of the face mask and water filters in china are up. that helped results overall and reaffirmed the full year earnings guy denls. shares rose to $145.13. >>> two coffee chains out with profits. duncan saw shares shift. revenue was short of consensus. the company blamed that on bad weather. it was the opposite story at starbuc starbucks, those earnings rose on strong sales and hiked the lower end of the profit estimate for this quarter. shares of duncan down to 41.0 2 close and starbucks fell but the stock was 1.5% higher at $80.45. >>> online real estate company z