and global market report. >> hermes shares are going higher. stefane has been looking through the mumnumbers. >> still no sign of crisis. hermes posted a 33% rise in operating profit, baern expected. driven by a strong demand in asia up 29%, in mort america, up 26%, and if europe, also hermes was resilient to the economy slow down with a 16% increase in sales. margins 31.2% up from nearly 28% a year ago. the company say it will pay a dividends of two euros per share plus a special dividend of five euros just as a reminder other french luxury group also posted a strong mc. 22% for the operating profit, all good in the luxury sector. >> thank you so much, stefane. coming up on the show, portugal is in the grip of a 24 horse general strike. we'll talk to an expert who says lisbon may be forced to ask for another bailout later this year. another bailout later this year. . >>> labor reform talks between italian government and unions have failed to produce a deal. the largest it alan trade union has called an eight hour strike against the measure whi

====sot bobby jamriska/herm ana de victima 10:41:12 "he stabbed her 6 times..." le salto sobre el vientre y se fue a banar y a comer... dice del novio de 16 anos de su hermana.. que dependiendo del fallo de la corte, podria estar entre los que se ganan la oportunidad de salir algun dia en libertad. este pastor aboga por ellos. ===sot adan mairena/rehabi lita jovenes 11:41:12 "y si los vamos a castigar cuando tienen 12, anos, 13 anos, que vamos a esperar que esten en la carcel toda su vida... eso no es justo"==== ===sot brian stevenson/abo gado 11:21:03 "i think children"=== los ninos son mas que su peor acto, dijo este defensor de los jovenes tras comparecer ante los magistrados.. ===sot cully stimson/aboga por las victimas 11:33:26 "but for the worst of the worst"==== solo lo peor de lo peor recibe ese castigo, y debe mantenerse disponible dijo su contraparte. como, asegura esta mujer, se mantienen las sentencias a dolor y ausencia perpetua que los jovencitos impusieron sobre las familias de sus victimas. ====sot, stand-up cristina londono/washi ngton d.c "si el

. >> you know, they say the last time they seen big herm he was going south on i-95. all right. i've had many titles and many names, but the loner that i have tonight is very special, very important. like all of us we were all young men and women and we saw a message, we seen these two bad brothers stand up and other comrades stand up across this country, we were in philadelphia, brother aaron was in seattle, we had people in north carolina, in ohio, in detroit, in new york, all across this country. you name the places. can't even think of all of them but we were young people. but we were drawn to a message, a 10-point platform and program. we was drawn to a mission and drawn to responsibility. now i can say a lot of things about bobby seale but i'm going to let bobby do most of the talking. i had a couple of great honors in being with bobby. when i first was called to come to california they told me pack enough clothes to stay for two weeks and i end up staying for five years and only time we came back was to close the philadelphia chapter and bring everybody to california. and

he's sort of a 1890's bohemian, a bit of a herm yit. sunset. he let colonel daley squat in there essentially. he went out every morning, walked along the beach. whatever washed up he brought back to his shed and created quite a large little compound of old bottles, shoes, anything that washed up. a ship wreck. provided a bunch of lumber. he made a sleeping loft in his cabin. for a while he had a wife. she didn't wash up in the waves. but she did eventually wash out. she couldn't handle cooking in the sandunes every night, creating a fire. so she left him sometime in the late 18920 -- 1890's. but daley took one of those cars we were talking about and opened this little coffee saloon where he sold sandwiches, doughnuts, and little items to the picnicers who came out to the beach on the weekends. and soon other people, they kind of were charmed by this little old horse car that was being used as a store. and they asked if it was possible that they could rent a car on his land. and he said, ok, $5 a month you can have a little car clubhouse

. >> i kind of thought we weren't going to find herme. >> reporter: they said she suffered from ptsd after serving several tours in iraq. the family says this country could have done more. >> this country let down an american veteran, do you think? >> i believe that. >> the u.s. secretary of veterans affairs is monitoring the case. martha, abel and 11-year-old gutierrez all died in this country, but they are all casualties of of the iraq war. family and friends keep arriving here at the gutierrez home in gilro gilroy. they said they will start at 7:00, but they are a little delayed in that effort. this will be a national effort. they need to talk more in depth about the way we treat our american veterans when they return from war, because he called his sister, he calls his son and daughter casualties of the iraq war. nbc bay area news. >>> new tonight at 6:00, an oakland man who faces charges in the murder of a boca raton resident will not happen. doctors say he is not competent to stand trial. he cannot understand the charges against him. he bludgeoned peter sucor with a ceramic pot

. >> richard's letters are ardent, poetic at point, very demonstrative in herms of how he feels about pat. >> reporter: they finally got married. >> her letters are a little lighter in tone but clearly very affectionate. one of my favorite lines from one of the letters is when she says if you get done early, come by and i'll burn a hamburger for you. >> nixon calls his wife to be his irish gypsy and refers to himself in the third person. >> when the winds blow and the rains fall and the sun ships through the clouds as it is now, he still resolves as he did then that nothing so fine ever happened to him or nip else as falling in love with three, my dearest heart, love dick. >> nixon was raised in the quaker tradition an in some of the letters he uses familiar quaker terms like thee and thine to refer to his future bride. >> as independent it language that you would use outside of a home or a close personal relationship. i think that expresses sense of intimacy and the closeness he felt for her. >> the same man who sounded so gruff and insensitive on the white house tapes penned these w