getting ready to go to las vegas for licensing expo.oming up, as seen on tv, the creator of the infomercials describes his market for online funding. ♪ >> the crowd funding market is growing. the concept was created and has increased exponentially with companies all looking to raise money from the public for a variety of projects and services. according to one research report is expected to be a $93 billion industry by 2025. joining us to discuss is kevin harrington, pioneer of as seen on tv, and kendall almerico. what is your role in this whole idea crowd funding? as seen on tv are infomercials, but this is a two-way street. you put something out there, and you hope people say they want to invest in that. >> investors come to me every day, and they need capital because they have an idea but they do not have the money to execute the manufacturing and patents. i have either written a check or financed, but now i can say let's crowd funded. >> with the kickstarters of the world you are pre-purchasing a product. you're giving a donation in

is theng expo intersection of commerce globally.t is the academy awards for the licensing industry. manufacturing, some of the most powerful brands coming together. a company exhibits each year. the first year i had the privilege of giving the keynote speech, following the followed and the following year it was given by gwyneth paltrow. it is a wonderful opportunity. >> tell us about the transition you made with your career from the modeling industry to turning your vision into a brand that encompasses many different lifestyle items. >> i entered the modeling industry as a business person already. it was never part of my plan, but i was grateful for the education. being a person in design and business, the transition was always there. my eyes were opened when i worked in the modeling interest read long ago. we knew that i belonged on the other side of the lens, it just took the air while to get there. get there.a while to and with licensing, it is the that allows powerful brands to focus on their intellectual property, route ather t

that's the unlimited off road expo. here's the first to successfully complete it. they are heros, cars, the drivers, people love to see it. so, yeah, it's a big deal. >>> as far as celebrations around the world go, this one is probably one of the coolest. this is in norway, and this tower that you see here is made out of a bunch of wood pallets. as you see, there's guys at the very tippy top. >> like jinga. >> they are lighting a fuse that's going to end up inside that barrel at the very tippy top because their goal is to just burn the whole thing down. i'm talking roughly 131 feet worth of wood. >> wow. >> they need a longer fuse. >> they work on this for a little while, and right about here, you see the fire finally start. get down. >> yeah, right. >> they hang out for a while to see if the fuse actually ends up in the barrel. funny enough, it doesn't. so one of the guys has to climb back up, grabs the fuse on fire, and throws it in. this is all part of the annual festival to celebrate the birth of john the baptist. >> it's cool. looks like the town comes out for

one of the top video game expos. the software company that may be diving into the virtual reality business. >>> plus, free wi-fi. how many people may be able to use it. >>> the annual e-3 expo kick cans off on tuesday at the convention center. it's the world's premier trade show for video games and consoles and virtual reality games may be trending. microsoft will introduce its observe reality headset. the creator of words with friends for virtual reality systems. >> well, posting your next facebook update is about to get a lot faster. san jose is getting ready for a wi-fi upgrade and our business and tech supporter scott budman has the info for us. >> reporter: san jose's convention center hosts business conferences all the time but internet surfers have to deal with slow wi-fi they pay for. that's about to change, though, as san jose joins the fast free wi-fi revolution. >> i think people just expect it in the silicon valley. the short answer is, if not here, then where? and in the capital of silicon valley, it's t

that's when you go to the unlimited off road expo for. he is the first fwi to successfully complete a back flip in a rock bouncer buddy. these are local heroes. the cars, the drivers, people love coming out and seeing these guys. this is a big deal. >>> this is one of the videos that's just going to make you through the roof mad. surveillance video from brazil outside someone's home, here comes a woman by herself carrying something. you're thinking, okay, she's going to dump some garbage into someone's yard. worse. in her arm an infant wrapped up in nothing but a sheet. she is about to abandon this baby, leave it on someone's doorstep, ring the doorbell, high tail it out of there. the baby was out there by itself for more than ten hours. i will say the baby is fine. you can see this guy comes out, open the sheet, realizes it's a baby. of course, you call authorities. you do the right thing. he went and got a blanket or something. >> you fwot to do whatever you can to save this child. police in the area are now conducting interviews to try

the evolution expo lands at city center. you can meet real astronauts, engineers and scientists and early links that play them on t. gusts include big bang theory and real life scientists for the three-day expo that features discussions of space and other science workshops. >> soak up california sun and none in novato with local beer and bocci ball. of course, don't drink and drive. visit our website for more information on the events. >> still ahead, what could be the most unusual thing to come out of the google conference going on right now in san francisco. >> we will tell you about google cardboard ad has atrial fibrilla, or afib. he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike war

this was her first time at the expo touting and selling her first book, "the jewel," hoping to appealyoung people and adults who have increased readership for the likes of harry potter and hunger games and she's reaching out to all of them. >> you can really talk to people reading the book on twitter. for people who are not my mom and friends, people reading the books saying, i can't believe tending, i can't wait till the next one! and i'm saying, i can't either! >> brown: are you really responding to everyone individually? >> yes! for now wil (laughter) >> brown: until there's billions of readers. >> hopefully, yes. >> brown: no one's immune. publishing house veterans do their own version of seg new titles to earn prominent placement in book stores online and this coming fall. simon shuster publisher jonathan carp is overseeing new best sellers with a likely new one soon to come in hillary clinton's memoir. at the expo, he was drumming up interest in a new novel entitled "we are not our ovals" by first time and at this point unknown author matthew thomas. >> this is a book that expla

himself to them, and he would expos images on his computer to them. >> reporter: no one answered the door where he all of a sudden with hess wife in east pike land township. it's also where he taught private lessons at his own kimberton school of music. court documents indicate a search warrant of the home turned up his computer which contained the kind of images of nude children he allegedly showed his victims. investigators say the three alleged victims including two girls and a boy are all six years old. all of them were students here of the malvern school of music on east king street in malvern. administrators fired full man shortly after the investigation began on june 4th. that's when a six year old student told her parents he allegedly touched her in her private parts during a lesson. >> i was shocked and a degree of distraught and sad that it's hard forme to put words to which is still how i feel. my heart goes out to the alleged victims. >> reporter: prosecutors say full minute from russia was stabbing a clear pattern of grooming the six year olds. investigators are trying t

[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> now, more from our set at the expo america. >> jeff hobbs, when did you first meet rob koreans? >> first aid freshman year at college. we randomly assigned to live in the same room. he was there when i arrived. he was a quiet, black man. he said what he said. it was a frantic day. his mother was there and slowly, very slowly our friendship developed. >> wordage out of college? >> we went to yale. rob and i thought at first over the irony i suppose that i was a white guy from the country or ran sprints for the track team and he was a black guy from the third who played water polo. he was the captain of the team. it was remarkable to watch and play initiation for that team found him wearing a toga in the dining hall he gave it his all. >> how did your friendship evolve? >> again, slowly and through, you know, just through proximity. but in the same place we talked about girls. we talked about school. he was a giants fan. i was an eagles fan. we talked a lot about that. you know, you're laughing, gathering with people. but you know, you really become

. >> you just saw the coverage of book expo america. the tradeshowed held in new york city. for more on this, visit bo bookexpoamerica.com. >> booktv asked what are you reading this summer? >> walter isaac what is on your summer list? >> the hilary clinton book, tim geithner and i did download pickany's book and i will see how far i can get to it. but for pleasure i am going to go back and reread a couple involves that met a lot to me. especially the movie goer. >> what were you reading this summ summer? tell us what is on your summer reading list? tweet us or post it to our facebook page or send us n e-mail. >> here is a look at some of the best-selling non fiction books. at the top of the list is thomas picket picketty. "capital" and second is "every i need to know i learned from a little golden book" and best selling authors of freak-nomics are third with think like a freak and then tom robbins book is second. and "flash boys" by michael lewis is fifth. ... make sure you silencers cell phones, anything else that does is spirit order food and drinks throughout and make sur

>> he trying to promote the expo in shanghai. they hosted it in 2010. milan has it now.can use good publicity. a big corruption scandal in italy. a few can get good headlines for the expo, it would be welcome in italy for >> and thank you, andrew davis speaking to us. >> for more on the chinese economy, let's bring in timothy ridelh. good to see you. you announce earlier, we often think of germany as exporting high precision tooling to china. we look at the links coming through that avenue. italy does export that. >> one of the main european providers of high precision goods globally. and the number of industrial companies exporting and to south asia and china from italy in that sector is pretty large. as -- andre among they are, as your guy in hong kong stated, they are pushing the expo strongly. just last week in singapore, was a majorhere it topic. now with renzi going to china as well as vietnam and kazakhstan, it is highlighting the importance. >> it is more than handbags. interesting 24-48 hours. datave had inflation creeping upwards, rising in may, the highest in

renzi as an in shanghai for the expo. he'll probably use good on that.he hughes corruption scandal around the in mole on. >> -- they hughes corruption scandal -- huge corruption scandal in milan. -- >> thank you. francesco, what did drive he do renzi? >> all european countries and first peltro's. those are essentially the same in a couple of years ago, so broad collateral banks can go for another 2 years on a fixed rate which is not the case before. i had no penalty if in two-year time they had not grown in their balance sheet. just setting the stage for trading. it helps the deleveraging process and the banking sector take place more smoothly. this has to be in conjunction also comingwhich is to a conclusion around the end of this year when it kicks in. a sort of combined if that's the side the ecb is trying to clean up and promoting the cleanup and greater transparency. at the same time, it is offering banks of the opportunity to fund a big part of their balance sheet for another two years. >> capital seems to be a problem there. they are not short of

inaudible conversations] speenine beacon press out of massachusetts is one of the posters here at book expoamerica come in the publishers tradeshow. looking at some of the books that beacon press is coming out in the fall of 2014 with helene atwan, who is the publisher. first of all, tell us about decompress. >> well, beacon press is celebrating its 160th anniversary. a very old press prodded by ralph understands kaizen who was like amherst and a unitarian minister. so we've been part of the unitarian movement and now the unitarian universalist movement or a nonprofit mission driven press who publish in the interest. oliver both strive to add to the conversation about social justice in america, in a very broad sense. we have been a tad lame this year, which is igniting hearts and minds and that is what we like and we are doing with our publishing program. >> some very well-known people are publishing this fall with beacon. tell us about your books. >> we are very proud to have with those cornell west is first book, race matters, was published by beacon 20 years ago and has become a famous l

phil spencer, next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> back to the e3 gaming expo in l.a.n gaming.is jon erlichman back with us now from l.a. how does the strategy seemed to be shifting out there? >> there are a lot of gamers at e3. xbox one and to focus on that group. phil spencer is a guy who outside of e3 spends a lot of time in l.a. there is an original tv series focus on the x talking. -- xbox game. >> i love l.a. good show for us here at e3. >> the fact that this year is really about the gamers -- give us context on how much gameplaying takes place on the xbox console. many hours per day or per week, just to try to understand why you guys are so focused on that. >> one of our focus is with xbox one was to put it at the center of all of your entertainment. we are looking now at xbox one's in the home. we will have 5, 6 hours a day that that box is used. using voice. we have had over a billion voicecommands on xbox one since launch. kind of at that point now in the release of xbox one where the real xbox enthusiasts have their hands on it. now comes the next leg of the

. >>> how about an expo designed for science fiction and want to learn more about science. those were just the people organizers help to attract at this year's evolution expo in oakland. the idea to explore the impact on science on science fiction and vice versa. today cameras were rolling as attendees got a chance to learn about space suit aepbs how -- space suits and how long it would take someone's blood to boil in space should their suit malfunction. >> we're driving moon buggies to help people experience the science fiction. >> some of the money raised is slated to go to the space and science center. >>> authorities clearing out a popular northern california lake. why they say boaters need to find a new place to sail on. >>> if you thought today was hot just wait until tomorrow. mark tamayo will tell us just how much warmer the temps will get. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. celebrate the fourth with envy apples, just $1.99 a

it is booktv at book expo america. publishings annual trade show. more from the set at the convention center. >> you have a new book coming out. what it is about? >> it is about the innovators. the word is becoming devoid of meaning because it is overused. i wanted to look at how real people invented the computer and internet and how innovation happened in the digital age. it was something from steve jobs and before that bill gates to say who made that type of person and how did they end up being successful. so it isn't about singular people but collaboration. one of the things i discovered in doing the book is real innovation comes from great teams and not just great leaders >> what surprised you? >> the importance of connecting the arts to technology. the importance of what steve jobs always talked about, the liberal arts and engineering int int int int int intersecting. it started with person who loved poetry and the notion of math and comes up with the idea of a computer program. she understand the calculating machi machines and weave patterns o

. >> next from book expo america committee annual trade show in new york city come a panel discussion about how a book is created. this is about 50 minutes. >> you just heard in the last two days? is this on? >> hello, everyone. welcome to josh [inaudible] -- american library association. i just wanted to say before we introduced our moderator that if we have a need again writers are long-term writers, we have ways to help you do that and i'm going to leave authors brochures outside for you. now i'd like to introduce most of you in the audience know her name very well. she's the editor of the journal and she has moderated panels for the conference is for many years now. so without further ado, here is barbara. >> thank you, sally. thank you for asking me to do this. i appreciate the opportunity to talk about a good bet. again, welcome to the journey of a good book from writer to reader. i recall the very first united for a library book trip as we called it had was when united for libraries was an algonquin books. love, loss of what i wore in 1995. nearly 2000 years ago. still working

the gaming company will unveil electronics -- entertainment expo. we have a winner. tyson foods buying hill shire brands with an offer of $63 a share. that would give the chicken producer control over ballpark hotdogs. there is so much interest in wilshire. this all going. hill shire thought they would buy pinnacle and get into frozen foods and get bigger. a couple weeks later, they're going to be involved in tyson. a heated hitting were. bidding war. have the stronger balance sheet, but they had the stronger will. they did not really chase this is this. sara lee was part of one big company. they almost bought it been a couple years ago. they have been lusting for the brand for many years. --on had a bad reputation not a bad reputation, but it would back away from meals at the last second. this time, they went through and went a couple of dollars higher than the rival. the next thing will be a formality. hill shire has to get out of the pinnacle deal. acquired.ll not be $163 million termination fee. they will get paid by hilla shire for the deal not getting done. we

. >> next from the book expo america at the convention center of new york city a panel composed of the faculty from new york university's scp s. center for publishing. they talk about what they learned from their students. this is about 50 minutes. >> hello everybody, please turn your cell phone off and i have been asked to remind you to please fill out the survey at the end of this panel. the name of the panel is lessons learned in the classroom. good afternoon. i am the director of the center for publishing at new york university and welcome to the panel blessings learned in the classroom with publishing students teach their professors. now, last year we actually had a number of students here on the panel. and they were talking about among other things, about sort of what they teach their professors. as of today in fact it is a flip side of the conversation. we hope that you and the audience would find some valuable take away today about how to really engage and involve young people working in your own organization. as a come of this in the context for you, and you can understand a l

. >>> today at the evolution expo in oakland. it is designed to explore science on science fiction.y we learned about space suits and how long it would take for someone's blood to boil in space should the space suit malfunction. >> providing telescopes, space suits to engage people to make them experience the science part of science fiction. >> the expo included a charity ball and some of the money raised will go to the science center. >> cool plus to -- place to go. >>> the biz orstory of how a -- bazaar story of how a man got out of a car and road it down a busy road. >> mark tamayo is coming up next with what areas could expect to see triple digits at the start of the work week. e t! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. we lowhat's next?hen! great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's d

this week at the annual videogame expo in los angeles, sony showed off a new virtual reality had set that they called roger morpheus. facebook shock to many earlier this year when they announced a $2 billion deal to buy oculus vr , a company whose headset has not even hit the market yet. they had a big presence at e3, showing off potential games. standingve at e3 and by with the cofounder of oculus and ceo for an exclusive interview. john? >> thank you. the oculus story is an incredible one. just a couple of years ago he was trying to clear out what the oculus technology story should be, here we are now. thank you for joining us. if you think back over the last couple of years, people got a little taste of what it could be , but how far have things come? >> this has been an incredible ride. this is one of those journeys we have been lucky enough to participate in. the community is a big part of this. everyone got behind it. launching on kick starter, crowd funding, that was something you just could not do in the past. we took advantage of the internet and technology today and got the

now on book tv from book expo america publishing industry's annual trade show, jake halpern discusses his soon-to-be published book "bad paper: chasing debt from wall street to the underworld". >> host: a new book coming out and fall of 2014. jake halpern is the author. what is that paper? >> guest: "bad paper" is about this world that exists just beneath the surface that we don't know about. you don't pay your jam bill, your book club, over a certain amount of time the creditors sell instead of for pennies on the dollar and drops of the above-ground economy. then it is bought, sold, sometimes even stolen in this financial on the world that exists. this paper, a parcel of this debt, which they call paper gets stolen and becomes bad paper. my book is about a banker, a former banker and a former armed robbery go into business together and buy a billion and a half dollars worth of this credit-card debt for pennies on the dollar. it is up there, their partnership, and this said venture. the former armed robber tells into this underworld to track down who has possession of this step and tr

. >> franchise expo concludes tomorrow in new york city. far as different franchise potentials, you have to look at costs. , chose this run, and what kind of people are you looking for? >> we have to look at the franchise and the equipment. we have a sale. the first 10 franchisees will get this package for $10,000 only, and if they don't want it, they can have 50% of their money back after six months. >> and maybe they are going to be very good at using lego. i know you brought some legos to demonstrate how you combine with education and entertainment. >> yes, i even brought an example here. imagine you offer a child to learn about a year book. he will probably refuse. but if you invite him to build with legos, he will say yes. so, you can see the connection. we can have a lot of fun while learning about engineering. >> so it ends up being show and tell. >> exactly. learning about the content and then building the model. >> what about the age group involved? >> we have content for ages four-six. from 6-16 we use what you see here. you can u

she talks to booktv at book expo america, the publishing industry's annual trade show held at the javits convention center in new york city. >> author suki kim, where are you from? >> i'm from south korea originally. i was born and raised there. i came to america when i was 13. >> why did you come to the state? >> long story, but, you know, as all immigrants do, there was a lot of turbulence and then i ended up in queens originally, new york, without a word of english. stick what do you do for a living today? >> i'm a novelist and journalist, so i published a novel, literary novel, is how i began writing. and then i'm coming out with a book actually. i've been a journalist or about since the first time i went into north korea in 2002, and that's when i first went into north korea, and that is what i've been covering more or less. >> that's why we invited you on booktv to preview your book is coming out in the fall of 2014, "without you, there is no us: my time with the sons of north korea's elite." how did you get a job in north korea? how did that come about? >> it took a long time. you

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today's industry, the e-3 expo has in previous years been dogged with accusations of sexism, scantilye time games have made strides using nonsexualized characters. and there are the booth babes. the changes are behind the scenes as well though. there are more female artists and there are more female executives. one of those executives with a hot game at this year's show, bonnie ross, general manager of 343 industry which has taken over the halo enterprise. congratulations, you have a tease to halo 5, both trending on twitter. other than halo evolving, what is the biggest change at this year's show? >> you know, for us at xbox, the focus is all about games, games for everyone. you saw in the show focus is about games, great games for everyone. i think you saw games that would fit every play style and it is all about games for us at xbox-1. >> when your company took over the halo franchise, it spruced up the female character. some say the character got more sexualized when you took it over. do you disagree with that charge? do you see an image of how she's evolved, she's become more bux

. >> el dÍa 14 de junio habrÁ una expo para los dueÑos de casa en san francisco.llevaron la muerte de 13 personas, fue causada por la mala conducta de unos 20 empleados. segÚn la directora ejecutiva de la empresa, dichos trabajadores seguÍan patrones de negligencia e incompetencia, por lo de que 15 de ellos fueron despedidos y otro 15 recibieron medidas disciplinarias. >> con las cÁmaras de vigilancia y percepciones viales. interesÉ por qué unas 700.000 boletas electorales permanecen sin ser contada. cree usted que comer pescado previenen el cÁncer? entÉrese hoy a las 11. >> fue nada menos que una hora. ♪ >> resulta que un grupo de estudiantes contratÓ al grupo musical, para que siguiera al rector en el plantel. cuando llegÓ a su oficina, se encontró con esta sorpresa musical, que lo siguiÓ por los pasillos de la escuela, sin faltar. >> el director dijo que no le molestan las bromas, mientras que los estudiantes hagan decisiones afectadas en otros Ámbitos. >> muy bueno. me gusta la idea. he que trajeron aquÍ tambiÉn. mmm... tiene que aprender mÁs. >> parece que se

also coming up for you this hour, a new expo in paris takes a look at the beatles circa 1964, that is when they played 40 back to back shows and wrote a hit in the process. and european union leaders mark the outbreak of the first world war by visiting the site of one of its bloodiest battlefields. but first for you this hour, the is showing noaq signs of slowing down. militants have taken one of the biggest airbases as well as several small oilfields. the prime minister is resisting calls to create a unity cabinet -- nouri al-maliki says this would be a coup against the constitution. let's talk about more about the situation in iraq. al-maliki's defiance lead to revolution? >> it depends on the military front. he is trying to build a coalition after the april parliamentary elections. whether he succeeds is going to be -- it will obviously depend on any setbacks on the military side of things, which would fray the support in his own party, but with the ruling coalition effort -- one would suspect that his comments made it more difficult to reach out to other political groups, and parl

will talk about what those are, the console wars and the massive gaming market at electronics gaming expo. and hp unveiling its own machine, a new and lightening lg fast way for computers to operate and perform. hp will tell the world but it first on fox business. what does it mean for computers and tech stocks? hp chief technology officer and director of hp labs live. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ liz: good afternoon, everybody. it is the last hour of trading and there is currently a guessing game going on on wall street right now as the market makers and traders wonder if developments in primary elections are dragging this market down or whether the world bank investment that came out earlier that we will see a global slowdown might be to blame for this. a huge surprise from both sides. dow jones industrials down 106 points at the moment. we do not have 17,000 insight. that is actually off session lows, where down 124 points. late last night we take you to d.c., the stunning and disappointing loss of house majority leader eric cantor in virginia appears to have ren

sony and microsoft are going head to head as the e-3 expo in los angeles.t's the cannes festival of the gaming world. the bets are on as to who will walk away with the top prize. >>> it's midday here in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, and 4:00 p.m. in karachi, where for the second time in two days pakistan's busiest airport has shut down flights as gunmen on motor bikes launch an attack. once again, the pakistani taliban is being quick off the mark in saying it carried out the assault. the military says it now has the airport back under its control, and the flights have resumed. the army remains on high alert at the airport, and the hunt is on for at least three gunmen. we have this report from islamabad. >> reporter: a new gunfight today on the edge of pakistan's busiest airport. the target was a building close to the airport perimeter used by the specialist airport security forces for training and weapons storage. the same force lost at least 11 members in sunday's all-night gun battle at the airport. the clash erupted, according to officials, when two g

>> we are excited to be here at expo america and things are going very well. big bucks for the fall probably one of the most interesting is diane ackerman's the human age. diane one of our best writers about nature did a book called the natural history of the senses. it was a huge success. a book called the zookeepers webb also an enormous success. the human age, human have subdued 755% landmass in the world. diane is here to tell us about that in some of the ways in which this is not entirely a bad thing. a wonderful book. >> that's quite a cover on that book. >> thank you. it took a little while to get that together and it's certainly going to be lively and bookstores. >> no the book that norton has coming-out is about the bill. >> jonathan, the birth of the pill. the story of how four people came together to develop the pill and put it on the market. >> how many books does martin published each year? >> norton publishes in the trade department about 150 new titles each year. >> and that makes you one of the big six? >> we are the biggest independent employe

airport operators now have their sites on road expo which will be hosted by dubai in 2020. they are spending 7.8 billion u.s. dollars. phase one was unveiled last year with the launch of the world's first concourse dedicated to the air bus, the world's biggest airliner. >> we think by the end of this year, early next, we will be the number one airport for international passenger traffic. >> one of the carriers set to profit from all the construction is dubai's own emirates airlines. since it was founded in 1985, emirates airlines have expanded its roots to cover the four corners of the globe. today, it serves more than 140 cities worldwide. last year, the company pulled off a coup by establishing a strategic alliance with australia's contas airways. as a result of the alliance, 65 flights now connect in the uae. emirates has one of the world's largest fleets of a-380s, built to carry more than 580 people, it attracts a market business with a host of first class features. the airline has recruited cabin crew from around the world in a bid to improve the standard of service f

fair is underway and for those of you not in the videogame scene, this is the videogame electronics expo, attracting thousands of enthusiasts, and professionals. we're here to find out what is in store for the future. the lotto this is a -- delano desouza reports. >> gaming consoles -- these are some of the items offered and though the price has gone down the quality has increased. >> it started growing and looking at this -- all of the games are expanding so much on their story and graphics and gameplay, everything is just going higher, -- >> the videogame industry has faced increased pressure from smartphones where users can download games cheaply. playstation have evolved into multipurpose home entertainment centers and music machines as -- and provide music as well. they are geared towards people of all ages. >> i like to take time away from reality, and the driving games and shooting games are very simple. >> the games are going to be player, butngle also, they have their own world, like "the last of us." >> this event ends on thursday. of thes get a recap headlines. half a million

dbi had alsz been invited to be part of the june 21 home buyer and investor expo, which will be held from 11:00 to 5:00 pm on the 1300 block [inaudible] respond to questions about plan review, inspections and code enforcements. this concludes my announcements. thank you. >> is there any public comment on the president's announcements? seeing none, item 3, general public comment, the building inspection commission will take public comment not part of this agenda. >> good morning commissioners. my name is theresa, i'm the building manager at a rent controlled building which has been unfairly targeted by dbi. while my building was built in 1963, there are many of the oldest residences from preearthquake periods within a three block radius of my building. the historic preservation of telegraph hill affording views of coit toyer are among the strongest concerns that i hold for my neighborhood. i have paid a significant price to attempt to hold dbi to these standards of the general plan and have been thus far on the losing end of the proper monitoring of the complaint process. i have had a

. >> in los angeles electronic entertainment expo got underway, including two cutting edge hardware companies both promising to put you in the game. they're helping people see in real life. jonathan bloom has more. >> reporter: dylan thomas is playing with some of the coolest toys on the planet. the occulus vr head set. he was born with crossed eyes. there is surgery but doesn't fix the brain. >> i have had double vision my entire life. >> it's a condition affecting 20 million people, including james. . >> i was born with a lazy eye. >> he tried everything before creating this game. he thought it might help his ooiz work together. he had no idea how right he was. >> that moment when i first saw in 3 d, i dropped sxefrg started working on it full time. >> this is something new. there are two eye pieces and two discreet images, occulus was practically made for this. we send more stimulus to the weak eye in order to trick the brain into start using it. >> the co-founder showed us how this brick breaking game puts the ball p one eye and paddle in another. >> it's fun, engaging. i forget i'm tryin

. >>> well, it was video game central in los angeles tied as the electronic entertainment expo or e3 got underway. it included two hardware companies, both promising to put you in the game like never before. now those same devices are now being used for a much more serious use, helping people see in real life. abc7 news reporter jonathon bloom has that story. >> dillon thomas is playing with some of the coolest toys on the planet. your bare hands are the controller. >> my brain is relearning. >> he was born with crossed eyes. there is surgery to fix that, but it does president fix the -- doesn't fix the brain. >> i have had double vision for my whole life. >> it affects 20 million people including james blah. >> i was born with a lazy eye. >> he tried everything before creating this computer game that literally means double vision. he thought it might help his eyes work together and he had no idea how right he was. >> when i first saw in 3d, right away was the moment i dropped everything else. >> researchers have been studying computer games for lazy eye. but this is something new. b

. >> good evening i want to say i'm against the continuance because expo fact to law you shouldn't besed no determining the law it should be on the present law and detailing means our judging them but a standard that's not in force yet that's not a good thing. thank you >> yes. good evening. i'm for the continuance i'm a san franciscan i'm coming from a funnel and raise children and i've been here all today, i appreciate a continuance on this matter. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> my name is roger i'm the president of the balboa association and we support supervisor campos request for continuance the supervisor has worked hatred open the issues and we want to support him and his support for the neighborhood. thank you >> good evening. i'm the architect for the project i strongly oose the motion to a continuance it's unfair to the applicants this project has gone on look at it and initialed before the anti clustering

. >> the child should have never been expoed to anything like that. i don't know why a first grader would be able to bring heroin to school. >> i think unfortunately i have to teach her about drugs at seven years old. >> reporter: too early? >> way too early. >> reporter: investigators did find drugs in that family's house. as for the seven-year-old girl, she has been cleared medically by doctors but she and her siblings are expected to be cared for by the department of human services. the conditions inside their home for filthy. we're live tonight at southwest detectives i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> bail is set at $5 million for a prison escape e charged with trying to killing kill a police officer. we were there when the handcuffed matthew miller was let out. he escaped from a work release program in doylestown and when confronted by a cop in west salem, police say miller tried to stab the officer and got away in his police car. he was arrested down the street. we're live in new salem tonight with new details on the suspect. >> reporter: pol

. >>> and it's game on for the $25 billion video gaming industry at the e3 expo in los angeles electronics art with the surprise beta version of one of its most highly anticipated new games. the traditional publishers win the war to keep online going. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ there are. ♪ ♪ liz: good afternoon, everybody, i'm liz claman. it's the last hour of trading, we just got breaking news about amazon in the past 30 be minutes. reuters is reporting that amazon will launch a local services marketplace this year to take on yelp and angie's list. amazon's stock was one of the s&p 500's biggest winners even before that news, jumping up about 1.5% right now. it's yelp that's getting hit and angie's list more so, down about 2.25% or 26 cents, yelp lower by nearly a percent. in the broader markets so far, not enough buying conviction to keep up the record run for stocks today, but that could all change before the close, that's why you have to watch us. dow jones industrials moving lower by 14 points, earlier today it was down 46, so we've come back quite a bit. we

. >>> well, it was video game central in los angeles tied as the electronic entertainment expo or e3nderway. it included two hardware companies, both promising to put you in the game like never before. now those same devices are now being used for a much more serious use, helping people see in real life. abc7 news reporter jonathon bloom has that story. >> dillon thomas is playing with some of the coolest toys on the planet. your bare hands are the controller. >> my brain is relearning. >> he was born with crossed eyes. there is surgery to fix that, but it does president fix the -- doesn't fix the brain. >> i have had double vision for my whole life. >> it affects 20 million people including james blah. >> i was born with a lazy eye. >> he tried everything before creating this computer game that literally means double vision. he thought it might help his eyes work together and he had no idea how right he was. >> when i first saw in 3d, right away was the moment i dropped everything else. >> researchers have been studying computer games for lazy eye. but this is something new. because

jane wells has more from the world's pork expo in iowa. >> reporter: american pig lost over 6 millionths. >> reporter: all due to a virus similar to the common cold, but so serious and contamination that one farmer wouldn't let us get here near, the virus wiped out as much as one tenth of the herd, because they get dehydrated, and there is no cure, it is so contagious that they're taking unprecedented methods to stop the spread. but the virus is not going away. and with fewer pigs being processed and demand still strong pork prices are way up and not likely to come down much. >> right now you are looking at the price for a 40-pound pig is over double what it normally is. >> reporter: so while it is the worst of time for farmers hit wind advisoth the virus, it is of times for people whose herds are clean. >> unquestionably, the people not impacted by the virus will have the best year more than they have had in quite sometime. >> reporter: and even though the white meat is impacted, it may not matter much. beef is still more. >> okay, say it, your mouth is still watering. >> no, i never

this year's electronic expo is expected to move forward with new games for the x-box one, play stationd wii you generation. about 200 exhibitors are releasing their latest games and software looking to become the next big thing. >> christmas for gamers. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot jill. >>> when we return, shark scare. a teenager that suffered a shark bite at a beach in galveston, texas. suffered a shark oh no. who are you? daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton. i got everything i wanted. i always do. he seemed nice. for answers about the deathf tyheir father. we'll have the latest on this developi story. a little boy dies in a freak accident on fisherman's wha. why police are looking at t code compliance of a storef decoration. and first he said "no"..then "yes"...now "no" again... t latest on efforts to pry tha clippers from donald sterl's control. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's tuesday, june 10th i'm michelle griego. ,,,, >>> here is a look at today's forecast i

reporter: several thousand tea buyers and sellers gathered in los angeles in may for the world tea expo. the event featured products from kenya, sri lanka, china, and of course japan. this man is president of tokyo-based tea supplier. his company has more than a century of history. he brought a range of premium green teas that his company produces with growers across japan. dobashi has been working with one of the growers for something new on the u.s. market. they're producing flavored green teas with subtle sents such as plum, kelp, and shiso. one blend is particularly unusual. this one has a chocolate banana flavor. dobashi says they may be experimenting with unorthodox flavors, but they're careful to keep the deep, rich taste of the tea. >> the banana chocolate was surprisingly good. it's a nice balance. it's not overwhelming, too strong. >> reporter: dobashi says he received many inquiries about the flavored blends, and he's feeling confident. >> translator: sales of green tea are rising in the u.s. we see this as a major opportunity to expand our customer base. >> reporter: the hea