what's the story of syllables like that for frogs and focus on open source and coming up in the foreground timing of the page files is new from this makes a passionate debate and speech which he promises that i was probably coming around. i'm facing hate crimes and events in our midst international publishes a report saying going from top producers of the failings of thousands of people who live here. and reopening of stalls offer multi million euro maker but we take it to the main currency which is headed to the test of a hundred lead to different stations. as my two nd bouts delivered his maiden speech as prime minister on tuesday in which he promised to reverse the fortunes of the eurozone is the number two economy the tough talking former interior minister is promising to discredit cut taxes and create jokes this is the country grapples with sky high unemployment. o fifty one year old bow street base that is a logical was printed in a cabinet reshuffle which followed the ruling socialists disaster shouting in unison elections last month. she will sing and dynamic. tell some political o

you see that one surfer go down, but in the foreground, that boat not able to get out of the way in time. and the boat goes over. on board were 8 people. one of those people was extreme sports videographer, paul grover cleveland. he runs ballistic tv. that day he was shooting an incredible day when the boat tipped over. he was okay and so were the rest of the people on the boat but you might imagine all his camera gear to the bottom, ruined. >> it's ruined, thousands and thousands of dollars worth of equipment. >> we've got the vig videographer. paul, what did you lose? >> my camera is at the bottom of the ocean at jaws. i call that a donation and somewhere around 6 or $7,000 worth of gear. >> when the thing flipped did you think about swimming down and trying to find something or trying to save whatever you could? >> oh, no, no, no, no. i saw it coming. i was on the stern of the boat as you can see. i had to go potty. i'm hanging off the stern of the boat doing my business. i look up and i see mccure rothman getting hammered by this wave and i look at the captain and i go, we got to get

in the foreground there are buses getting ready to take off the capitol which is an eight-kilometer ride. if you come over here you can see the impact of the explosion. the impact that it had on the cars parked full of people getting ready to drive into city center for work. it's not clear how many people may have been killed by the impact of these explosions. it's believed that there could have been more than one explosion. that's what we're hearing. some people are saying more than 35. officially the security services and emergency services have come out with a definitive figure. it looks like the work of boka hara--bow co-had a ram. it looks like this might be the kind of thing that they might be hyped. >> the justice department saying it will investigate the smooth negotiation kansas as a possible hate crime. a suspected white supremacist under arrest for killing three people sunday. he open fired at a jewish community center killing a man and his grandson and then the police say he killed a woman near a jewish retirement village nearby. >> we're investigating it a as a hate crime an

from the east bay hills camera, emeryville is in the foreground and san francisco in the background and the reflection in the bay bridge to give you an idea of how calm it is. we have hazy sunshine but not a "spare the air" day with temperatures average, and well above average today and we are talking 10 to 15 degree jump. the coast has heat peaking tomorrow and we will taper the temperatures back to average by sunday and all seven days of my forecast are dry. next week, maybe a chance of rain but you will see a rapid evaporation of any moisture that is in the ground or garden over the next couple of days. we will have 82 in milpitas the cool spot to the south and a lot of mid-to-upper 80's and gilroy is 90 degrees. 77 in millbrae and low-to-mid 80's and cool weather on if lanes and low-to-mid 70's along the coast and up to upper 70 downtown and sausalito and mid-to-upper 80's through the north bay valley and we could hit the mid-80's in castro valley, hercules and richmond and the upper 80's to nearly 90 degrees in the east bay valley. you may need to run the air conditioning and mid-t

and the mountain in the foreground, black. orange and black?t is opening day, home opener for the san francisco joy amendments. we have gorgeous weather on tap for that. we will check in with meteorologist mike nicco. we are trying to make this a holiday. everyonen whats the day of 50. even the a's fans. opening day used to be more special than it was when i was a kid than now but it is still special. maybe you can make it special if your kids and keep the tradition going. you can see the high clouds showing up with low clouds along the coast and today is going to be a special day as far as a lost sunshine and high clouds and warmer-than-average and most of us in the low-to-upper 50's through 7:00 and in the mid-60's to mid-70's from the coast to inland and mid-50's at the coast and that area is cooler in san francisco. 76 to 82 bay and inland so amer than yesterday and well hang out in the 60's to low 70's through 7:00. enjoy the tuesday. leyla gulen? >> headed into san francisco this is where we have an accident involving a possible officer a

in the foreground will are buses full of people getting ready to take off to the capital which is about an eight kilometer ride. if you come over here you can see the impact of the explosion. the impact that it had on their cars that were parked, full of people waiting to get into the city center for work. it's not known how many people may have been killed by the impact of this explosion. we're hearing there may be more than one explosion. some people are saying 35. the security services have not come out with a definitive figure. it looks like the work of boca haharam. it looks like this might be the kind of thing that they may behind. >> acting president of ukraine is changing his stone suggesting that the activists loyal to moscow can get the referendum that they want for greater powers in eastern ukraine. they warned about reaction, so far there are no signs of that threat being carried out. in kiev demonstrators calling for the interim moment to resign. we will get more on that on that. we talked about another state building being taken over. kim, give us an idea of what is happen

in the foreground there were buses packed with people getting ready to take off to the capitol which is about an eight kilometer ride. if you just come over here you can also see the impact of the explosion, the impact onen vehicles that were also parked full of people, waiting as i say to drive into the city center for work. it's not clear how many people may have been killed by the impact of these explosions. it's believed that there could have been more than one explosion, at least that's what we're hearing, more than 35. security services and emergency services have not comment out with a definitive figure. no one group claimed responsibility, looks like boko haram. it does look like this is the kind of thing that they might be behind. >> yvonne ndega reporting. >>> two thousand homes have been destroyed in chile. at least 12 people have died. al jazeera's daniel schweimler takes us through the devastation. >> all around me there are residents who have come back to this day brithis debris. to pick remnants of their shat shattered lives. variation parts of valparaiso. much of the

a look at the beautiful san francisco sunlight and in the foreground the eastern span of the bay bridgeis still in shadow and the contrast is lovely. not sure about the traffic being lovely but the contrast and image is lovely. >>> as we hand things off to "good morning america" seven things to know: breaking overnight in san jose, dozens are evacuated dug an apartment fire near san jose state university and firefighters say it started when a resident lit a candle and threw the match on to a couch can caught fire. the roommate suffered serious burns and escaped the fire. >> police have arrested an 84-year-old daly city pan in connection with year's shooting and evacuation at a medical office. miss say raymond iwase was a former patient of one of the doctors and faces three felony counts including attempted murder. >>> new clues emerge from the father of the santa clara stow away who hid in the wheel of a flight to hawaii. the father told the reporter that grandparents are in africa, and the boy was trying to go there and did not realize the dangers. >> bay area sports fans could be chan

there in the foreground you steel met of those who died in kali kaline, texas, just outside fort hoodthis service without commercial interruption and the tribute to them. >>> while this has been going on we've been following developments. there have been several other stories today. i'm sure you heard what happened in pittsburgh. police say a 16-year-old boy with two knives came into his high school just outside pittsburgh and began to stab people, slashing and stabbing his classmates and unthinkably, the stabbing went on for nearly an hour. by the time it was over, investigators say 19 of those young men and women in pittsburgh were hurt as well as a security officer who took down the suspect with the help of an assistant principal. it happened as classes were about to get under way in franklin regional high school in murraysville about 15 miles east of pittsburgh but part of the general area. let's move to the wall here and show you how it looked as emergency responders arrived at the scene. this is video coming in this morning, a stunning thing to watch. emergency officials arrivin

we come to different conclusions about certain ideas and then it is important to foreground that andst that there are real points of view and institutions my not this official voice. it is important to reveal that to the public. it suggests the polyphonic voice where there is no easy answers on how to define contemporary art as you suggested. the fact that the audience can pick and choose and make the connections across three floors and come away with different perspectives, i think that is exciting. >> they come away with more questions than answers. >> which i think is a good thing. the best exhibitions pose interesting questions. >> thank you. the biennial of 2014. the last you will see at the building at madison avenue. ♪

we come to different conclusions about certain ideas and then it is important to foreground that andgest that there are real points of view and institutions my not this official voice. it is important to reveal that to the public. polyphonic voice where there is no easy answers on how to define contemporary art as you suggested. the fact that the audience can pick and choose and make the connections across three floors and come away with different perspectives, i think that is exciting. >> they come away with more questions than answers. >> which i think is a good thing. the best exhibitions pose interesting questions. >> thank you. of 2014.ial avenue -- the last you will see at the building at madison avenue. ♪ . . >> this is "taking stock" for thursday, april 1. handle with care. the chief executive facing off with u.s. lawmakers today. house members angry over the delay in recalling millions of the company's vehicles. we examine how the recall affects the automaker. the university of connecticut has made the men's and women's final four basketball tournament. we will speak to t s

. >> you can see old glory in the foregrounds flapping around. >>> the supreme court hearing that inay could determine how much you could pay on future cable bills. we'll have a live report coming up next. >>> plus, making it official. warriors will relocate to san francisco. >>> 5:42 now on your tuesday. in just a little bit, the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments in a case that could affect how and where you watch television. "today in the bay" tracie potts is live on capitol hill with details on this ever-changing medium. tracie, good morning to you. >> hi, good morning, peggy. you're probably watching us on your regular tv but maybe streaming live from the internet. more people are turning to the internet. the case has made its way to the u.s. supreme court. broaders a bro broadcasters are suing, including nbc, take that signal and turn it around and make it available on the internet to everybody. it's not a copyright infringement at all taking that programming and making it available, they say it's simply technology catching up. they are using thousands of tiny antennas and

it's really important to foreground that and suggest that there are are territorial points of view andnstitution is not this official voice. there is a wizard of oz, there is someone behind the curtain and i think we need to reveal that to the public. i think it really suggests the polyphonic voice of the united states at the moment where there are no easy answers to define contemporary art as you suggested. so the fact that an audience can pick and chose and make the connections they want to across the three floors thinking they have three very different perspectives. i think it's exciting. >> rose: is it fair to say they'll come away with more questions than answers. >> which i think is a good thing. the perspective has interesting questions. >> rose: what was the word you used. i went to my diction when you were talking about sort of early writing on, they write on top of it and that was a definition. >> exquisite corpse. that was a serious game where one player would make a drawing and another player would add to that drawing until you create these corpses or bodies or cadavers tha

we're looking for, as i said a few days ago on your show, the sort of foreground and background.s a boulder there that is sort of the same size as the black box and covered with silt, i don't think we will have an easy time telling the difference. so the answer is yes. >> thank you, oh, soothsayer, jew jules jaffe. have a good holiday. >>> families are demanding answers in the face of more dead ends. next, what officials are doing in response. at your ford dealer think? they think about tires. and what they've been through lately. polar vortexes, road construction, and gaping potholes. so with all that behind you, you might want to make sure you're safe and in control. ford technicians are ready to find the right tires for your vehicle. get up to $120 in mail-in rebates on four select tires when you use the ford service credit card at the big tire event. see what the ford experts think about your tires. at your ford dealer. [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were stayi

we're looking for, as i said a few days ago on your show, the sort of foreground and the background,ah, if there's a boulder there that is sort of the same size as the black box and it's covered with silt, i don't think we will have an easy time telling the difference. so the answer is yes. >> thank you, oh, soothsayer, jules jaffe. we appreciate you and thank you very much. have a good holiday. >>> tempers continue to rise. families are demanding answers in the face of more dead ends. next, what officials are doing in response. co: sometimes you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is why i put the hotels.com mobile app on my mobile phone. anyone need a coupon? i don't. ♪ oh-oh, oh, oh, la, la-la, la-la, la-la ♪ ♪ na-na-na, na-na-na-na-na some things just go together, like auto and home insurance. bundle them together at progressive, and you save big on both. ♪ oh, oh-oh, oh, oh hey, it's me! [ whistles ] and there's my dog! [gasps] there's my steps! i should stop talking. perfectly paired savings. now, that's progr

they foreground them as much as they oppose lynching. more precisely, when they depicted by homes as they knew them to be, they inherently contradicted excuses for lynching, excuses that were invented to destroy those homes. still, as ida b. wells confession to assist, blacks need to share with each other their intimate knowledge, only this chincoteague black committees from accepting the idea meant to be conveyed. and if they could not reject that idea privately they could not have agitated for the right to full citizenship publicly. thank you. [applause] so i'm happy to take questions i am remembering your kids. i will get that up with questions. >> and i also was a am very aware that other groups are called by lynching. spent dr. mitchell, we thank you for being our -- [applause] >> and we are very much aware of the time and so she will entertain perhaps to questions, after which we will have a book signing from one until 1:30 p.m. and we can continue the discussion there. we also ask you to please take a copy of the reading list that

warming day but now you can see that the wind is blowing you can see the grass of blowing and the foregroundire danger is only moderate. there's a sign of here in oakland hills. obviously this is one of those spots that we look to what the weather starts to heat up and the west is to pick up. there's a sign on the street from where i'm at right now. it is as moderate right now but obviously that's all predicated on the fact that the grass is green but any time we get this kind of weather that's always an issue. there's going to be some increase patrols from the oakland fire department out here as the day goes on we are expecting temperatures to be in the '90s. it is absolutely perfect other than that to the very second to you that it probably feels like it's in the '60s you're right now. and as you can see as we look down toward san francisco not a cloud and the skiesare in a thing. warm and windy. not it will help me if we ever saw jackie because the willis see his eyes began affair with their blood all over but we never see it. lebraun i have today. thanks a lot jacki. >> that would be goo

resident who lives a couple blocks away >>: i was in my office working and the dogs were on the foregrounde. they were shaking from the first strike which was a minor one but the second one was so loud i knew something was it. and it was so loud that they went silent. they want. they were shaken into silence. it was so amazing. >>: besides the tree branches other homes and the area suffered. fire if official said parts of the tree flew 80 ft. in the year. crews are expected to show up here on this tuesday morning to continue to clean up after lightning struck this tree. here berkeley terisa estacio kron4 news. no one >>: for >>darya: they help the u.s. when world war two and a letter-writing campaign helped get them to washington. now take a look at a new pitcher into kron4 of the special bay area women being honored. six of the original rosie the reverse--riveters meeting vice-president joe biden at the white house. at the latest build ships, tanks and planes at the kaiser shipyards in richmond during world war two. and last weekend, the white house honor to them for their service. mandat

it's foregrounding the fact this racial change is happening. >> rick, i want to end with you.way here. i always wonder what ends up happening to those characters. can we expect this is what will end in 1982. don draper passed away. >> the good news for me is we haven't shot the final episode yet. i honestly don't know. that stribs me as on likely that we'll get to know anything that satisfying. i think matt winer seems to be good as leaving the viewer with an image at the end of an episode. the only hint i can give you about the finale, again, not having read it. each of the first four seasons, the finales were written not knowing if there would be another season after them. we knew after five and six there would be another season. after one, two, three and four we didn't. however you felt at the end of those episodes. that may be a feeling you may be left with after the finale of this season. what kind of life would you have liked him to live past 1969? past 1970. >> i root for harry. i think i know him better than anyone. i would like to see him be successful. i think of the

flat, so if you make a hundred grand, it is foreground of the top. and property taxes.ur net effect of tax rate for my wife and me is 50%. you have to consider all taxes here. you family start off with $.50 on the dollar is kind of ridiculous. my thing is anyone at the 100,000 toel under just pay regular taxes. people like bloomberg and bill gates and those guys, there rate to be 90%. as far as corporations go, i don't have to make the money in ireland, timbuktu, wherever, tax arrest of those guys as if they made the money here. there are folks at o'connor davies that's a post state income tax rates across the nation. how i some of them. again, o'connor davies put this information together. it highlights some of the taxes that are paid statewide, as are your mentioned. he sang his estimated tax rate is 50%, when you combine this can of factors, may be effective as enter textiles as well, but you can do federal, state, local . if you think it is too low or too high, give us your opinion. low is what sean thinks. he is in west virginia. hike, sean. what you think it is to

a lot of talking in the foreground. while we're trying to do our job here. is it 15 degrees now?he top of the hour -- >> this is exciting, we've got a chicago guy here. >> david axelrod. he's standing there looking mean. >> he is looking mean. >> willie has another report from the outfield. >> terrific. >> we'll be right back with much more "morning joe." ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we can do about that... remodel. motorcycle. [ female announcer ] some questions take more than a bank. they take a banker. make a my financial priorities appointment today. because when people talk, great things happen. nobody ever stomped their foot and asked for less. because what we all really want... ...is more. there's a reason it's called an "all you can eat" buffet. and not a "

we did see in this shot i will grant you joe is standing in the foreground, in the shot around the side you are about the same height. >> no, no, no, we will take our shoes off and stand back-to-back. >> that's good. >> gentleman has his jackson five -- >> i got the same shoes on now. can i show them to you. they are really hideous. they have nike, you know, i get a lot of gref from my fast people. that's terrible. anyway, thanks, coming up, we'll have a strategy from the great record. record. grie welcome back do "squawk box," in our headlines, we are watching shares of bank of america grief we are looking alt those, earnings looks like they came out to 14 cents a share. if you were matching that up, that would compare to a 5% profit grief we spoke with an analyst antony polini grief he said if you ask, you will find out what the numbers are grief bottom lean is revenue did come in above consensus, though. the bank did record one-time losses of $6 billion with the fhfa grief right now, you can see the stock is down by 1.4% grief another bank, pnc financial, first quarter profit came to

. >> in the past, de-focusing the background, but in the case we are de-focusing the foreground thatooks like a nice photo but it is not that exciting. >> let's say you go to church on sunday and say, we're going to take a family picture. everybody does that, but what happens with the pick xhur is that it's not really natural or a and it is hard to figure out what to do. too much grass. here's what happens, you wouldn't realize looking in the viewfinder of the camera is the railing or part of the house out of her head. >> and i always think that in these types of photos, the ugly or the weakest part of the photo is where your eye will go. >> your eye goes down here. who's hand is in who's. >> and you have a sport mode in a lot of the cameras. >> this camera is a 24 megapixel camera but shoots 24 frames a second, but up limited. >> listen to that. fire it up. listen to how fast that goes. put it in sport mode and you can get that so it is not blurry. >> you can stand back and surely out of one of the numerous pictures it takes you will get that shot. and it says motion. this camera is

all that's gone out of the in the foreground of the background the republicans institutionally are hard at work trying to make it even harder for americans to vote as reported on over the new york times over the weekend the first few months of two thousand and fourteen have seen a huge upswing in g.o.p. voters suppression efforts in recent weeks ohio has cut back on early voting they've eliminated same day registration altogether while wisconsin run by another potential two thousand and sixteen front runner scott walker is on the cusp of cutting early voting as well republicans as scenes are heeding the advice of alec and heritage foundation founder co-founder paul weyrich who way back in one nine hundred eighty when he was running the reagan campaign and helping to run it told a crowd of conservative activists in a texas church their success in elections goes up as voter turnout goes down. how many of our chris. what i call but goose syndrome good government they want everybody to vote. i don't want everybody to vote elections are not won by a majority of people they never help them fr

. >> south, that's right, from top of the rock, the empire state building in foreground here, one world trade sent fler the become ground. by the way, you hear that song playing? it's the "la la la" song. has nearly 300 million hits on youtube. the men behind it naughty boy & sam smith are here to perform it live on the plaza in our 8:30 half-hour. >> you want to go like this and go la la la la. cover your ears. >>> meantime, let's take a lack at what is making headlines this morning. a drunk passenger caused a hijack scare on a virgin australia flight overnight. officials say he tried to get into the cockpit, leading the pilot to declare an emergency. that man was taken into custody and the plane landed safely in bali. >>> the officials investigating the cause of that ferry disaster in south korea are taking a closer look at the ship's cargo. there was reportedly far more onboard than an inspector says the ship could safely handle. they're also trying to determine if the life rafts on that ship failed to work properly. >>> and the underwater hunt for malaysia air flight 370 will soon e