"wall street journal's" lee hawkins spoke to jessica.ut her skyrocketing business. >>> if you ever wanted to play in the "game of thrones." your chance arrived but it will cost you a very pretty penny. details coming right up. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ ...i got lots of advice, but i needed information i could trust. unitedhealthcare's innovative, simple program helps moms stay on track with their doctors to get the right care and guidance. (anncr vo) that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. david: hollywood is pretty fickle. just ask actress jessica alba. rather than sit back and wait for her star to fade, she is now become a businesswoman as well, cofounding a new money making outlet, the honest company, which makes non-toxic and eco-friendly household goods. liz: with revenue sky rock can hing from just 12 million to 60 mil

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now let's talk with wendy hawkins. she's the executive director of the intel foundation which held the competition. wendy, this isn't just getting electricity from a lemon. these high school kids are really engaged in amazing original research. > > this is serious science that these kids do. they aren't learning about science, they aren't dabbling in science. they're doing serious research-- they are actually scientists. as young as 15 as our top award winner this year nathan han was this year. they're doing really serious science that university professors take very seriously. > > so let me ask you sort of the same question i asked nathan, does this competition matter does this make a difference? > > this competition absolutely makes a difference whether it's on the front of simply giving these kids a chance to be scientists to try their wings and decide is this the career they're going to pursue for the rest of their lives whether it's the actual research they're doing which is seriously looking at ways to address se

"wall street journal's" lee hawkins spoke with paula exclusively.w you that and talk to lee coming up. liz: high fashion meets high-tech. diane von furstenburg and unveiling these. new google glass framed collection. we'll show you the collection, as i bat my eyelashes, exclusively and talk to the ceo of how he thinks these are going to sell coming up. connell: pretty good. liz: less geeky. connell: yes. you look good. you look good. ♪ can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even bigger one tomorrow. when csx trains move forward, so does the rest of the economy. csx. how tomorrow moves. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip

sherry smith and stephanie hawkins are from one love animal rescue from mount laurel. his mange is so bad his furies missing and his skinnies raw. >> whole earned ising of his eye just started weeping blood. most sad thing i have ever seen. >> you question, you know, humanity, you really question how people can be so heartless. >> reporter: buckly a ten month-old lab mix is under vet care and on the mend since being found two weeks ago. he now weighs close to 35 pounds and is looking for a home. >> all they want to do is be loved and lick your face and cuddle. >> reporter: in mount laurel, new jersey, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> if you'd like to help maybe adopt him we have more information on line go to cbs philly.com, natasha. >>> warning for people in camden county be on the look out for a bear, winslow township police have snapped this photo yesterday of the bear wondering around, it is also already been spotted twice in the township and it was last seen yesterday on pennington avenue heading for waterford township. keep an eye out. hard to miss tha

even a hawkins is getting into the debate the best part of all we have a pure white robot investment so let's go make some money. ♪ charles: hello. i am charles payne will come to "making money" by investing in the stock market. >> as today talking about these people that wanted to rent instead of by but now we have to convince them how to buy. >> and a great debates of interest rates we have numbers. there is the breakout there. [laughter] >> there is an issue with the education system we are creating a bunch of wimps. the ising is okay and in the market and in school and for life. >> police talking about the high-flying data stocks but deal have the stomach to loan them? >> everybody has the stomach and i have said it before this is not about countdown to the crash the idea of successful investing to build your portfolio over time is what is all about. we call this team 53 look under the hood for what is not reported to help you make money. so let's look at "the real real deal." investors were caught off guard when the federal government admitted a person has bought groceries that

joining me is dave hawkin gs. after two months those papers and those in america devoided. >> in the several months now since the website settled down. the most recent polling i was looking at this morning show several polls in a row. three out of five americans, say that this law had no affect on them either way. and the approve or disapprove is a statistical tie. 40 percent saying they approve of the law. and 40 percent saying they don't. >> let me show you the results of a fox news poll, people were asked whether they wished the affordable care act passed. 55 percent said they wished it never passed and 38 percent said they are glad it passed and then, another poll, from earlier this month, found that by a double-digit margin, the voters say the country is worse off on obama care. 44 percent worse off and 29 percent better off and 24 percent made no difference. those numbers would seem to buttress the republican view that maybe the law is a bad idea. >> certainly the republicans will point to the poll and they

willy hawkins was one of the few who showed up for work to drive the crowd at 38 gehry line. >> whend you decide to work? >> need money. >> there had been rumors of the kickout after muni operators overwhelmingly, by 96%, wrote it down. the offer called for wage increases in 11% range over two years, but required operators to pay 7.5% into their pensions, a first. mayor ed lee does not believe hurting riders is a good ploy. >> we ought to be able to find common ground to do this. and not have these events that make the public suffer. i think that is not a smart thing to do. >> no response from the union leadership, it's unclear if the action is just a one day deal. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> and no doubt a lot of disappointed tourists when it came to no cable car rides today this, is a live look at powell and market streets. this is one of the major cable car stops than you'd see. hundreds of people lined up there. matt keller has that part of the very. >> this morning look, feel and sounds are decidedly different. no iconic cable cars, no bell ringing. tourists, frustrated. >>

. >>> i'm lucy hawkins. thanks for being with us on "gmt." our top towstory this is hour.rol of another town in iraq. the town fell to militants at dawn after heavy fightings. we're getting reporting the militants chose who to kill based on knowledge of islam. >>> president harry truman referred to stepping on a man's shoes. more disputes are handled with words rather than wars. how many do we know about the delicate art? a documentary takes us inside the drab power. the chief european negotiator allows cameras to record the action. the movie is called "the agreement agreement." it shows delicate nature of talks. here's the director with me. let's have a look at the trailer and give a sense of what the movie is about. >> history is always made late at night when everybody is tired and fed up. >> do you expect to represent independence? >> by the time you make history you couldn't care less. >> this is reference to one line. >> if there's reference to a line, we propose the line from 1946. and you should think about it. >> it's very easy to say don't worry. we didn't agree

and then a new band from taylor hawkins of foo fighters this is their self- titled album the birds ofhe at&t stage. they brought lots of smoke machines. tomorrow night shailene woodley will be here, aasif mandvi will join us, and we'll have music from iggy azalea. and we have a new show for you on friday with nathan lane, adam carolla, and music from royal blood. please join us for those. >> jimmy: our first guest is a very fine actress and human being whose hard work has earned her a bafta award, a golden globe and even a baby daughter. you can see her show complete disregard for the time-space continuum alongside tom cruise in the new movie "edge of tomorrow." it opens in 2-d, 3-d, and imax june 6th, please welcome emily blunt. ♪ >> you look fantastic. hard to believe you had a baby this century. never mind four months ago. >> three months ago. >> jimmy: three months ago. >> yes. mother's day. lovely. we want to santa barbara. really nice. >> did you take the baby? >> baby came with us. most mothers like to be left alone with a glass of champagne. not now. when she is a teenager. >>

i'm lucy hawkins. half hour, the summit on dementia that a big bold global push is needed to speed up research. i'm going to speak to the top global dementia reporter. >>> with the latest on the world cup. spain may have a new king, but they've lost the world crown. >>> looking at ever rising stock market with aaron. >> it's a funny twist. america's central bank continues to cut back on the stimulus program. yet wall street continues to rise. yes, we are going to take a look at why the markets are still managing to hit fresh record high highs. >>> thousands of iraqis have been allowed to settle in the u.s. since the war. many feared for their lives because they worked with american troops. thousands more have been waiting for visas to come through. now they're worried they would be killed in the chaos engulfed in the country. she was among them who's parents came before the violence erupted. now they're afraid to go home. >> i was surprise had the it went so quickly. i wasn't surprised it happened. >>

>> i think hawkin's pretty tough, leonard -- i think they'll stick to the outside shots -- >> you'reaying a lot of man-to-man penetration? >> yeah, yeah. >> now break down the spurs barathian defense for me? >> the barathian defense is awesome. >> what makes it special? >> i think it's the players, they bought into it. they know what it's about. nobody else know what it's about, but the players know what it's about. >> it's better than the stark defense they used to play? >> yeah, definitely. definitely. that stark defense never worked. >> how does it compare to the targarian offense? >> the targarian offense is a whole another level. i don't think they can touch that. they can't even touch that -- >> in what way, how is it on a different level? >> nobody know what it is. i don't even know what it is. >> will the heat handle the spurs akisa style defense? >> that is one thing i'm worried about. if you're going to teach your kid to play basketball, you'd want them to watch the spurs. because they do everything so fundamentally sound. >> especially the fatisa. >> exactly. >> are you ex

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. >> i'm lucy hawkins in brussels. we bring you reaction to this deal. we bring it to you live here on "bbc world news." >>> fanatic or freedom fighter? we find out about the leader of boko haram from some of those who claim to know him. >>> also, not worth the gamble. sponsors of luis suarez say they're ending the relationship after he's banned from the world cup after biting an opponent. >>> hello. it is the biggest trade in political deal the european union has ever agreed with any other country. ukraine's president petro poroshenko signs the association agreement in brussels. here he is. so, in fact, did the leaders of georgia and moldova. they had their own to sign. and they shook hands with mr. poroshenko, a great day, he said it was. but not if you're russian it's not and certainly not if you're this man. president putin warned of serious consequences as the result of this deal. now, earlier a senior adviser to the president lashed out. he called the deal legitimate and said ukraine was being run by nazis. lucy is there for us. lucy? >> reporter:

what i would like to talk about before hawkins goes into more detail in our boat is a little bit about the record of the obama administration's rather remarkable expansion of executive power and authority. as you know, every president has the right or responsibility to exercise is all constitutional powers, and lament his electoral mandate and to resist encroachment on his powers by the legislature and judicial branch. however, this president has increasingly taken upon himself powers and authority that previous presidents never half, and there are some egregious examples. back in 2011 president obama rejected the notion that i could just suspend the partitions of illegal immigrants to executive orders. as a balanced budget doesn't 11 of our laws on the books of congress for me to simply do executive order ignored as congressional mandates would not conform with my appropriable. that was then and this is now. congress then refused to enact the dream act which affected illegal aliens under the age of 18. had come to this country and wisely through no fault of their own. congress's failu

and we will bring in beth fouhy and mcgabe hawkins. now, when you look at the details, beth, does this help the administration? ju justifying the deal? >> well, hopefully, and my first reaction when i saw it is that perhaps now the republicans who were so quick to condemn this whole thing, after they had insisted that president obama bring him home as quickly as poss able and once he started to not look like the model soldier and so many stories that he left the base, and now when it sounds like he was the subject of torture and extreme torture, it will make them think again if they should be outspoken against him up till the facts are known through the hearings that will take place in washington. >> and mckay, as we look at the criticism from both sides of the aisle, some senators, chuck todd is reporting that some leaving the brief iing early so far, bu when you hear of what is happening with the house, and they are meeting this evening, should we expect anything post meeting and less critical? >> as in all cases of the obama scandal

. >> that was an interview with "the wall street journal" lee hawkins.ying to bring in her family, her sons. kind of -- if it works, it's really smart. >> yeah. she is trying to make it more of a reality show, showing the behind the scenes, the paula deen family, the paula deen empirement she has to do that, because you have to have more content than a couple of cooking shows if you're going to charge people a monthly fee. >> i'm fascinated to see how it goes. all right. thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> and still "outfront," a political earthquake rocks the gop. one republican congressman fears they're becoming the party of ted cruz. he is "outfront" next. >>> plus, who is dave brat, and how much of his victory does he owe to a dukes of hazzard star? cooter is "outfront." she keeps you on your toes. you wouldn't have it any other way. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the sa

. >> hawkins runs digital media, and she has been extremely helpful in making the right introductionsng us the right advice. she is in london and not san francisco. >> six weeks in, and it's all going well. what about the future? will the summer fling turn into something more lasting? >> they don't think that far ahead. in london will stay for a while. there's not a specific need to move back unless there are key clients. 7:39 here in london. i am getting ready for "on the move." for wealth is selling the world cup football ticket. the most expensive tickets on sale for 25,000 dollars. we will have more on the business of reselling tickets for sporting even. that is next. >> welcome to countdown. the time in london is 7:40. everyone dreams of attending a world cup final, but when it comes down to it, how much is a fan willing to pay? the service allows people to resell tickets. we are joined by the head of operations for more on the business of reselling world cup tickets. this is something i wasn't aware of. for those in the u.k., you are not allowed to resell world cup , arets on yo

you are trip hawkins. you are the founder. you know what you are talking about. forward in videogames. >> i am a parent now. i have had four children and gotten to know what kids need. it is a very complicated place for kids. they need to improve their emotional intelligence. they have games as a platform for learning. a complicated problem trying to make team sports simulations. they are requiring a different kind of team and experts in the subject and date data and rulebooks. they all get integrated together they have to have the same correct model for revolutionizing and learning what they are doing. stuart: that will be the draw. you have to teach them something. get them to learn. you can do that? >> i think it is best to focus on six-12-year-old kids. they are old enough to do reading and thinking. they are dealing with academic performance issues. there are a lot of developmental issues. every teenager or older will find out if they are motivated. within that six-12 age range there is an opportunity to really change learning through gameplay. stuart: you a

as professor hawkins and carol say, one of the messages of that to heterosexual men is, "we really do not need you to have a happy or productive marriage, and we really do not need you for your children, because we have set up this alternative arrangement where two women can get married and they can be an pregnant and artificially, and they can create their own family without a man." that teaches, in justice kennedy's words, that gender is not that important and that dads are not that important. in that regard, i wanted to share with the court something that i found in one of the record materials that we submitted. i do not think we highlighted it in our brief, but it is on page 93 of the appendix, and this is an explanation from a commentator by the name of maggie gallagher about why fathers especially are important in the lives of their kids, why they play a unique and valuable and important role. she says, "what a boy gets from experiencing the dependable love of a father is a deep, personal experience of masculinity that is post-social, pro-woman, and pro-child. without this perso

ron klain, ben rhodes, jeff tiller, marissa hawkins, hally ledbetter, all superb individuals with whom have had a great privilege to serve and have some good times with. i thank them all. marvin and pete, i think i probably owe you some money but thank you, as well. i know i have forgotten a lot. the uniformed and secret service agents are extraordinary people who serve their country and the president and others so well. the folks who work in this building and who work on air force one, i'd like to thank them and then finally i would like to thank you. some of you may remember ben feller who was sitting in that chair asked me on my first day as my first question about how i viewed the job. i said, first of all, we are all here to serve the president and the country. we work for him, but the press secretary is in a unique position within a white house and not not just because i'm a journalist because i think every press secretary understands this. we work to promote what the president is doing and the message he's trying to convey with the american people but i also work with the press

church >> my name is kristin hawkins. we are the nations largest pro-life organization. today, we applaud the supreme court. [applause] for making religious freedom -- [indiscernible] wife, as a mom, as a business owner, i am perfectly capable of making my own decision. perfectly capable of making my own decision and controlling my life. these drugs have been proven to be carcinogenic. mustbama administration stop treating women as victims of our own fertility. stop spreading the false notion that women are not equal to men. i am equal to men. i am as creative as a human being. birth control and abortion will never make me more equal. thankfully, the supreme court is protecting our first amendment freedom today. no government should ever force a citizen to pay for and distribute life ending drugs and devices. that is exactly what our government was trying to do. verywere trying to and the premise of why our nation is founded. religious liberty. we are so grateful. the pro-life students, who are teful.jority, are gra thank you. [cheering] >> as you have heard, outside of

jeff tiller, marissa hawkins, hally ledbetter, all superb individuals with whom i have had the great primpbl to serve and have good times with. i thank them all. marvin and pete, i probably owe you some money. thank you as well. i know i have forgotten a lot. the uniformed and secret service agents are extraordinary people who serve their country and the president and others so well. the folks who work this this building and who work on air force one, i will like to thank them. finally, i would like to thank you. some of you may remember ben feller who was sitting in that chair. asked me on my first day as my first question about how i viewed the job. i said, first of all, we are all here to serve the president and the country. the press secretary is in a unique position to serve the white house. not just because i'm a journalist. i think every press secretary understands this. we work to promote what the president is doing and the mess sang he's trying the toen convey to the american people. i also work with the press to help you do your job. cover white house, cover the administrat

they used k9 unit to track down 24-year-old john hawkins. man was struck in the head with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> details surrounding the shooting have not been released. we'll get the information as soon as it comes into the ktvu newsroom. >>> the sheriff's deputies say he was taking out the trample 40-year-old timothy midget was on garbage duty when he ran away from the hall of justice yesterday morning. he had been cleared to work outside of the jail with supervision. a spokesman from the department said the deputy ran after the inmate but couldn't catch him. he was scheduled to be released in six weeks after serving time for drug possession. >>> people living near roosevelt elementary school in redwood city may see police and firefighters racing down the street this morning, but don't worry. this is all just a drill. this active shooter training drill started at the school just a few minutes ago. it's going to last until 2:00 p.m. the drill gives a chance of how they would respond on campus. some streets on euclid and mcgarvey

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