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first street view and i think the teacher. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. i. am the. one. the violence in eastern ukraine has driven thousands away from their homes many families have been left divided and artie's paul as leader met some of those forced apart from their loved ones. all the time i think about him all the time and he also thinks about me all the time because he's my only son. i worry for my mother because she's alone that nobody can support her for her own safety she should come here mother and son separated by a hundred and fifty kilometers and with kids military offensive showing no sign of ending nor is there separation that i've got son i don't know when i can come i love you and send kisses to you there are i love you very much and i really miss you please come as soon as possible i love you. like thousands of other ukrainian mothers give me i decided to send his son out of the country she now mourns an empty house with only her fears to keep her company. and when you didn't want to leave alone he wanted me to stay with him but i came back in order not

first street view and i think butchery. i. welcome back to the show now the fed has been working overtime to protect u.s. financial institutions from harm ever since the financial crisis hit the united states back in two thousand and seven but how the fed's efforts gone overboard that's the question now i discussed this very topic with marshall ora back of the institute for new economic thinking marshall has over thirty years of experience in investment and management business and a keen understanding of the global financial system but hold on the u.s. is not the only country bailing out its banks an economy china is giving significant support to its economy in order to prevent a hard landing now i spoke to marshall about both these issues and i started by asking marshall whether he thought the fed's market nations in protecting banks was market manipulation or crony capitalism is answer yes and yes take a look. in principle i have no problem with the idea of the fed being counterparty of last resort i think given that we have

view on howard street. this is a view looking east towards first street towards oscar additionally this is for chandelier to bring light to the space below this is the shadow line of the ramp and this beer garden that's one of the revenue generating parts we have a picnic deck and this custom play space off to the right is the new parks practicing verify it negotiates a 12 space had allows for us to have activation optional retail for fulsome street we see this to provide not only cafes and maybe wine bars some kind of active that has park services with the park maintenance facility will be there's a place you might be able to get activities equipment so the kids can come here and doing messy projects i can come and finger-paint there's a amenity space that allows that kind of equipment and assessors this is the view towards the play structure. and a view from first street to the left this has kids scale basketball courts and a garden in the sunny spot if you move back. this is a view of the beer garden and under the turning around we're going to have the porch swings this is for a privately owned plaza spa

today and what we can see right now live pictures of the first of it is taking place in madrid people been pouring into the streets there to view the military parade as we can see now the royal family being driven through the city center in a rolls royce coming king felipe a takes over the throne from his father juan carlos ortiz alexy takes a look now at the challenges the new royal will face. almost four decades since one catalyst to the throne in spain being treated almost as a hero he has left the palace with a better reputation his family's biographer says he son philippe faces an uphill

first street view and i think pictures. on a reporter's. instrument. could be in the. seven people in cambodia died of oxygen deprivation after climbing into a fifteen foot deep well in order to trade seventy five cents in the global markets an equally sad and deadly tragedy is brewing us trillions of dollars of investor wealth is thrown into the black hole of debt seeking meager scraps of yield and when the private the oxygen of income similar tragedies will unfold. this immediately goes so we leave the people. of the sea potions to cure. the musical. issues that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politics. welcome back to the show now book of the moment thomas piketty s capital in the twenty first century has been a continuing source of controversy chris godel's of the financial times took a close look at the data and assumptions made by picotee and he argues that two of the book's central findings are no longer true the first being that wealth inequality has begun to rise over the past thirty years and the second that the us obviously has a

first street. not a gripping picture. recorders . can still. be in the. european views on any or all of what they're going to do budget israelis think the european union's they don't listen i'm sure there are a needs to. do i mean if. you knew. well can you do about the ukraine for example. welcome back to will the party be discussing the latest developments in iraq and syria but joshua landis director of the university of oklahoma center for middle is studies professor aligned is just before the break we were talking about the potential engagement of america's traditional adversaries in counter-insurgency such as iran syria perhaps russia but what about washington getting tougher on its allies like saudi arabia because it's no secret that saudi money was a crucial factor in the rise of the extremist can obama afford to take got on well he is beginning to tighten up i think the regulations on saturday in the gulf there is more intelligence sharing there's an attempt you know turkey in the last few months has started to restrict the free movement of both al qaida and isi

today and what we can see right now live pictures of the first of it is taking place in madrid people been pouring into the streets there to view the military parade as we can see now the royal family being driven through the city center in a rolls royce coming king felipe a takes over the throne from his father juan carlos ortiz alexy takes a look now at the challenges the new royal will face. almost four decades since one catalyst to the throne in spain being treated almost as a hero he has left the palace with a better reputation his family's biographer says he son philippe faces an uphill battle for. congress and a totally different they have different who he's in a different mentality the formal leave under franco's dictatorship the latter was brought up in democracy the question whether this could aid the new king or turn him into a brussels style bureaucrat at a time when the royal family's reputation has hit an all time low one of spain's most vocal opposition figures is skeptical claiming the change of face inside the palace would not change anything if. they talk about continued of the king of the queen of the preside

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at first it was bleeding but didn't seem serious, but he later died at the hospital. take a close look at this google map street view see a dolphin statue outside the store. it's not clear if this is the same one that killed kayson friday, but it is over the blue line, a violation of a city ordinance police say has resulted in a warning to the store in the past. >> the san francisco police department officers working the america's cup had asked this business to move their dolphins back across on the other side of the blue line because of the high volume of pedestrian traffic. >> reporter: while the family has been here in san francisco, neighbors in utah set up a fundraising drive for a charity in kayson's name, one that gives blankets to homeless children. >> he's a blanket lover. he was always found to be seen with one or two or however many blankets. he had a love for blankets. >> reporter: there you can see the blue line. police say the statue was, in fact, outside the line. the store was cited. we reached out to the owners to try and figure out exactly what happened. they issued a short statement saying their h

team usa taking on portugal hoping to score a second victory in the first round but protests continue in the streets where many viewr a bite of summer. that humblest and most popular treat on the bun take a look at the history. >> you sold us. >> inside what could be a game-changer. "holler if you hear me" is the latest by due pack shetee shoe pock sa core. >> it opens a stree technologicallyic supply line. militants seized the site yesterday in day-long battle that left at looeft 30 iraqi troops dead. >>> control of the border crossing comes as thousands of fighters cross bag cad. clarissa ward is following the situation in baghdad. >> reporter: good morning. tens of thousands of men have been marching in shiite strong holds throughout the country, most notably in in sadr city in baghdad. it's led by the cleric el sadr. tonight we learn thad isis militants have taken a key strategic border crossing from iraqi force is across it. it's a huge advance for the isis militants because it means they'll now be able to move heavy weaponry freely back and forth across syria to iraq. iraq's prime minister nuri al maliki is f

first he was bleeding but it didn't seem serious. but he later died at the hospital. take a close look at the google map's street view and you can see the dolphin statue outside the store. there's not clear whether this is the same one that killed kayson on friday but what's clear is it's over the blue line. a violation of a city ordinance that police say has resulted in a warning to the store in the past. >> the san francisco police department officers that were working the america's cup had asked this business to move their dolphins back across on other side of the blue line because of the high volume of pedestrian traffic. >> reporter: while the family has been here in san francisco, neighbors back in utah set up a fundraising drive for a charity in kayson's name. one that gives blankets to homeless children. >> he's a blanket lover. he was always found to be seen with one or two or however many blankets but he just had a love for blankets. >> reporter: joe vasquez, kpix 5. >> the gallery was cited for having the statue outside the blue line and other bids in the area -- businesses in the area are being warned abo

street view to explore the stadiums and local neighborhoods. in san francisco, i'm kara tsuboi, cnet.com for cbs news. >> the u.s. team plays its firstatch on monday afternoon at 3:00 versus ghana. >>> time now 4:51. a birthday celebration, how former president george bush markets his 91st year of life. >> what an owner will do to a home on a cliff before it plunges over. coming up. >>> weather in the bay area today, more sunshine and lingering patchy fog toward the coastline. inside the bay, plenty of sunshine and those temperatures will be warming up mid-70s know mountain view, 78 in campbell, 77 san jose, up into the 80s in morgan hill and gilroy. i think we'll see more 80s into the east bay today. 82 in pleasanton. 86 in brentwood. about 81 in san ramon. and 84 degrees in walnut creek. in the north bay, mostly sunny skies this afternoon, too. 80 in the napa valley. should be 80 also into santa rosa. about 77 in petaluma, into san francisco more sun just a gentle breeze 68 degrees downtown. >>> looking at your popular east bay drive times, we are seeing a little bit of slowdowns on our sensors on westbound 580 on the approach to n

this first video from philadelphia, you see a hooded man, an unknown hooded man man, walking down the street coming up to the side of this building. up to no good. watch what he does. >> the viewf this man and what he's up to is kind of obstructed by this light. you see him stroll away quietly and then boom. an actual explosion. in fact, people in this neighborhood called in the police who came up and saw that there was a vending machine in this area and they realized they saw some remnants of homemade explosives. they ended up calling in the atf arson and explosives task force and the bomb disposal unit to come in and deal with this situation. >> what's scary and i hate to say this, it's almost like he had practiced it. almost like it was a homemade thing. >> did it work? will it blow up? a trial run here or something bigger. you hate to say that or think that. >> police in philadelphia still looking for this guy so if you recognize anything about this fella, call police. this next video from manchester, engla england. these guys come walking down the street, bust in the window of this mercedes-benz, the second guy pours in accelerant while the alarm of the car goes off and t

first time. chase. so you can. . >>> a street that attracts thousands of tourists a day. it's only accessible by foot. much of this weekend. jeff pierce asked what tourists thought about the regulation change that's changing their view of lumbar street. >> a drive down the crooked section of lumbar street has been a tourist spot for decades. attracting a huge passage for san francisco. >> pizza, pizza, pizza, pizza. >> reporter: but for residents, it's been a nightmare. the last four years, it's been crazy here. it could take you 20 minutes to get to union street to get to your own home. on saturday, the beginning of an experiment began. >> it was our first time they're going to close the street. so we'll see how that goes. >> reporter: san francisco parking authorities will close the street from 12:00 noon to 6:00 a.m. >> we'll try it the next few weekends. we got to have a balance for the weres and tourists d. -- for the residents and tourists. >> reporter: the streets' attraction habit hasn't been anyonished, give -- hasn't been diminished. >> i never looked at the flowers because i was always driving. but it's beautiful to see the flowers is great. >> reporter: jeff pierce, kron 4 news. >>> an eerie image from a

views in the first quarter. a big following for gopro. wall street, of course, seems to like its story.y $27 million. it plans to use its proceeds to grow its content business and pay debt. gopro is one of the first u.s. consumer electronic companies to go public since head maker skull candy in 2011. woodman is the current ceo and after going public, woodman still own as third of the company. a self-made billionaire. bill and kelly? >> thank you. not a bad debut, bill, today. what else is moving markets? bertha coombs is moving markets. >> two tax stories lead our stories. iron mountain soaring after the irs moved for the plans to become a real estate investment trust. as a result, iron mountain is upping its full year guidance. meanwhile shares of biotech, qlt, they announced they will buy the company. finally phillip morris taking a hit after its lowered earnings guidance for the year citing foreign exchange impact. those taxes make thinks more difficult. >> don't they, though. keeps the accountants in business. thanks, bertha. >> the dow has plateaued. it was a lot worse earlier when

view. ♪ introducing the world's first curved ultra high definition television from samsung. >>> growing up on the streetseveland, ohio, paris hammond followed his older brother, ramal, into a life of gang banging and drug dealing. we met them inside the cuyahoga county corrections center in downtown cleveland. at the time, paris was only days away from being sentenced after pleading guilty to shooting a 15-year-old boy, leaving him paralyzed. >> shooting at people, robbing people, hustling. bad stuff always, like, is going to come back to you. it's called karma. >> i would characterize paris as pretty emotionless. he rarely showed any kind of reaction to anything. >> but we would soon learn, there was something that paris was passionate about. >> i did the main interview with paris, so then i got up and tracy, our segment producer, sat down, because then she asked the questions that are a little lighter, you know, anything about their life that has nothing to do with crime. >> so, i just wanted to chat a little bit about fun stuff. do you have any hobbies or anything like that? >> well, my mom taught me

street view to explore the stadiums and local neighborhoods. in san francisco, i'm kara tsuboi, cnet.com for cbs news. >> the u.s. team plays its firstghana. >>> facebook is about to start tracking your movements on websites other than its own. for example, if you click on a retailer's website through facebook, your newsfeed could start showing related ads. facebook started sending alerts about the changes on thursday and they will likely take effect in the coming weeks. >>> it is 5:55. coming up, next half hour, a murder investigation in san jose. what police say led to a late- night shooting. >> a man is found dead inside a burning mobile home. the investigation into what happens continues here in hayward. we'll have a live report up next. ,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ,,,,,,,, get 5% cash back at lowe's this quarter so you can score more cash. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom. i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters >>> bringing him home, getting him

street securities analyst known as a leading technology prophet. we will focus on her calls all week every day. the first chart focuses on tv viewinghabits of millenials versus non-millenials, so no one at this table. millenials are accounting for 30% viewing done online, three times more than non-millennials. people are moving away from watching live tv. they are losing a lot of dvr viewing, on-demand as well. what that does in the ad market is a trickle-down effect. it changes the way ads are presented and created. the short form video as a people may not skip on to attract those kind of yours. >> you take out sports and that is skewed even more. >> right. >> i discovered something. there are now tabs within apple tv for all the networks and effectively for all the cable operators. unless you are live sports, you almost don't need cable. >> mary meeker is truly legendary. >> she is. >> why do people like you and me read every word of a 164-page powerpoint? >> mary has been doing this a lot time. she has a real knowledge of the evolution of technology. back in the 1990's, she was one of those who got the idea that there really was

view. ♪ introducing the world's first curved ultra high definition television from samsung. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street u.s. department of commerce announced last night it's going to impose stricter trade rules on imports of solar products from china. now that announcement is boosting u.s. solar stocks like first solar, sun power, you can see there up 3.5 to 7%. meanwhile the chinese solar stocks like trina, ginco are sinking on this news. an interesting trade of haves and have nots on the solar side of things. >> thanks for pointing it out. >> coming up vernon davis has his own stock and there's even a dividend. we'll talk about what kind of investment he is after the quick break. she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure.

it appears the animal first wandered into downtown mountain view by mistake and could not find his way out. it hid in a hedge near a busy streetwildlife experts say the incident demonstrates cougars are often afraid of people and not always looking to attack. but i always remember the advice, if you are confronted with one, you should try and make yourself look as big as possible. >>> somebody's waking up to you saying i walked past that bush and i didn't know. >> exactly. it was there are for nine hours. >> we're still following major new developments in that growing crisis in iraq. coming up in 15 minutes, how the iraqi government is getting ready for a possible attack on baghdad. >> and next, a popular bay area camp site shutting down for the rest of the month. the statewide issue that's keeping the tents away. >> good morning, we are still looking at a commute where traffic is busy, but we're getting some improvement. if you've waited this long, perhaps you're sitting around having your coffee, well, looks like you've waited until the right time. we'll tell you some of the most popular commutes and their drive times. >>> t

. >> we do want to get to your views on policy, but first an issue we were talking about, we're down here at the new york stock exchange on wall streetncern about the midterm elections coming up later this year and that republicans will not score as big of a victory because of your win, because of the separation that exists now in the republican party, moving further to the right and potentially escalating what people are calling a civil war in the party. how do you respond to that? >> yeah, in the first place, it's not due to me. i mean that tension has been there and the republicans in our area have been slating conservatives out of their own political processing unit, technical thing called slating, that needs to be reported on, but secondly, there's nothing about right and left here. the press loves that story and the left is already putting that out. wasserman, schultz and schumer, they don't even know who i am, and not a lot of love shown by those guys last night toward me in the initial thing. they always say we don't work together across the aisle and the first thing they do is attack me. that's not a lot of love and so this

first five months since '98, '99. it's not really apples to apples. >> right. >> because the sector view was all tech. >> right. >> write this down for us. wall street big beneficiary of these deals in that there are enormous fees. >> right. >> there was a long-time worry these fees were not coming back. a lot of departments, m&a departments that shrunk down worried. other departments were worried themselves thinking how are we going to pay for everybody here. >> right. >> what will this look like when the year is over? >> on track to have one of the best on the m&a side. all the numbers are the analysis numbers. $300 million in fees for pfizer/astrazeneca which went away very quickly. it takes a while for them to come through and show in the overall numbers. >> there is also a big question mark for the last decade. there was going to be at some point free compression. hedge fund, private equity fee compression. advisory fees have not had them thus far. >> no, they have not. >> why have they been so resilient. >> it's hard to say. who is advising. the growth of the boutiques. >> who are the big winners? who are the big lose senators. >> goldman sach

street in his first day of trading. what that means for the future of consumer electronics. >>> big news for the ladies of "the view." >> what? >> shake-up. >> i don't get it. let's say next season, whoopi goldberg may be talking to herself. >>> first, speaking of talking to herself. sometimes i see him just kind of walking around like this talking to himself and just doing this. >> what do i do with my hand? what is this? >> almost time for whobner! >> okay, bill. tell us we are going to have a great weekend. >> joe, six weekends in a row in new york city and new england with sunshine and dry weather. we are in an incredible stretch. >> my kids are going to be so happy. >> unbelievable. all of the problems are in the middle of the country. we continue to watch the midwest with the flooding. we have a bunch of severe weather down in texas. yesterday, we had a tornado in galveston county, texas, did a little bit of damage. there are some pictures of it. it wasn't horrendous but if that is your house you're not feeling happy about that twister yesterday. the flooding up in minnesota continues. here is the problem. more ra