. >>> and a holland america cruise ship continued a scheduled cruise to alaska.t returned to seattle saturday because of a small fire in a boiler room. the blaze was put out by crew members and cleared to sail by the coast guard. passengers are being given $250 back because the trips itinerary had to be altered. >>> famed bourbon street in new orleans erupted in gunfire this weekend. people running for cover, and one victim falls in the middle of the street. nine people, including several touri tourists, were hurt. it was gang-related, they believe. >>> and two women in the washington state capital. and they caught them sitting at governor's conference table, carrying several souvenirs, a bottle of wine included. one even put a troopers hat on her head. >> it should tell the state of washington, look, we have to tighten up security here. this could have really turned bad for us. >> officers later found the hat during a traffic stop in one of their cars, leading to the arrest. even though recorded by ten security cameras, they never saw them get in and make their

seven day cruise through the caribbean on a holland america cruise line.ave to win a spot, you just go. >> from ft. lauderdale. go from november 8th to the 15th. book reservations before slots are sold out. to tell us about this, we have the master chef junior winner, he's now 14, alexander. he's also going to be on this monday's episode of master chef but we get to see him right now. welcome to the show, alexander. >> thank you. >> this is so incredibly exciting. tell us about the cruise and exactly what you'll be doing on this awesome adventure. >> the cruise is jam packed. i'll be doing a pasta demo. i'll be doing my french macaroon demo. when you leave your room, after you get out of bed, walk around the cruise, maids come in and put one of my mack karroum's on each person's pillow. it will be fun. >> what's fascinating about being achef for you. >> i think my parents were big inspirations, so that fascinated me how my mom baked and my dad cooked. >> you're on the next episode as kind of a celebrity judge. tell us what your role is on this episode. >>

had to turn around and head back to seattle after a boiler room fire. 2,800 people were on a holland america ship. the boat had to return to the port. nobody was hurt. >>> nasa has successfully launched and recovered a flying saucer during a test flight. the experiment off the coast of the hawaiian i lanltss is testing technology to possibly land on mars. the parachute on the disk-shaped vehicle did not fully open before splashing down on the ocean but nasa is still calling the mission a success. it was traveling four times the speed of sound. the next test for the new technology will take place next summer. >>> the phillies got not one but two chances against the braves yesterday, but atlanta gave them double trouble. highlights from the ballpark are coming up next in sports. >> let's hope they have better look for the day today. check out the fills game because it's going to be nice. we're at 73 degrees as we look at the ballpark. clear and sunny skies, but that's not going to last too long. we'll let you know what's headed our way when we come back. our way when we come back. >>> can you

the holland america ship and 2,800 passengers returned to seattle yesterday.the fie began as the ship left for alaska. the ship will be inspected by the coastguard. holland america says the seven- day cruise is expected to resume once it get's the all- clear. >>> president obama will send a letter to congress seeking $2 billion in emergency funds to help with the border control strategy. the request is in response to the recent influx of women and children interesting the country illegally. the government says more than 52,000 unaccompanied children, mostly from central america, have been caught entering the u.s. since october. details of the emergency appropriation will come after lawmakers return from the 4th of july holiday. the president wants the homeland security department to screen up deportations and screening. pelosi traveled to a texas detention center where some of the children are being held and nancy pelosi says she holds out little hope that there will be comprehensive reform passed this year. >>> this is video of pope francis at previous servic

holland america said there were no injuries.he company said the small fire broke out in one of the ship's boiler rooms and was quickly extinguished. the ship is operational and they expect it to leave again once inspections are complete. it was beginning a seven-day alaska cruise when the fire happened. >>> new details on the saga of a live-in nanny who wouldn't help and wouldn't leave. she was fired. a new twist in the story. >> after spending several nights sleeping in her grand a.m., the 64-year-old dubbed the nanny from hell seems ready to throw in the towel. three weeks after the family fired her and begged her to leave. >> late saturday night diane strutton called the family's attorney and offered to move out of their up land, california home, but only under her conditions. >> she said she could be out by july 4th. >> no, no. >> we will be out of town. >> she needs to be out -- >> no, she could end up doing a forced lockout. >> this morning is unclear if either side will budge. meanwhile the nanny's belongings are still be

. >>> a cruise ship is back out at sea tonight, after catching fire holland america ship found safe, and set sale to alaska. fire broke out yesterday afternoon inside the boiler room, there were 3,000 people on board, nobody was hurt, so to make up for the delay, passengers got a $250 credit to use during their trip. >> while drug overdoses are rising, number of lives in our area being saved to narcan. being used to rescue some people experiencing an overdose. and as fox 29's shawnette wilson shows us, it can really provide a second chance. >> it was the most traumatic thing i've ever experienced in my life. >> this bucks county mother, recalls the late night in april. >> i was in a panic. she wasn't in the house. i didn't know where she was. >> her 20 year old daughter overdosed on heroin zoo. was snorting it. that night she used, she injected it. that was the first time. >> but first time injecting heroin nearly cost the young girl her life. we're concealing her identity to protect her daughter who also has a young child. >> society is not educated very well on addiction. >> susan

america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, president hollande and president obama will lay a wreath in honorof those who served and made the ultimate sacrifice to liberate europe. please now observe a moment of silence. >> ladies and gentlemen, rise for a 21 gun salute, a playing of "taps," and a flyover by the united states air force f-15's. ♪ [taps plays] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until president hollande and president obama thank veterans and then move to the observation point at omaha beach. an announcement will be made when the ceremony has ended. ♪ ♪ .>'s gretchen mortenson >> if you want to subsidize housing in this country and we want to talk about it and the populace agrees we should subsidize it, put it on the balance sheet and make it clear. make everyone aware of how much it costs. when you deliver through third-party enterprises and through a subsidy of a public ,ompany with ride shareholders a lot of that subsidy can be extracted and that is not a good way of subsidizing homeownership. more from our book notes in our new book. now available for father

america, barack obama. [applause] >> president hollande, people of france, friends, family, our veterans. if prayer were made of sound, the skies over england that and night would have deafened the world. pilots tapped their gauges. commanders pored over maps. fully aware that for all of the months of meticulous planning, everything could go wrong. the winds, the tides, the element of surprise, and above all the audacious bet that will waited on the other side of the channel would compel men not to shrink away, but to charge ahead. freshfaced gis rubbed trinkets, kissed pictures of sweethearts, checked and rechecked their equipment. god, asked one, give me guts. in the predawn hours, planes rumbled down runways, gliders and paratroopers slipped through the sky, giant screws began to turn on an armada that looked more like ships than sea. more than 150,000 souls set off toward the site -- this tiny sliver of sandwich helped more than if a of a war -- sand which held the course of human history. president hollande, distinguished guests, i am honored to return here to pay tribute to a genera

america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, president hollande and president obama will lay a wreath in honor of those who served and made the ultimate sacrifice to liberate europe. please now observe a moment of silence. >> ladies and gentlemen rise for a 21 gun salute and a flyover by the united states air force f-15s. ♪ [taps plays] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats to ndesident hollande am president obama thanked veterans and then move to the observation point at omaha beach. an announcement will be made when the ceremony has ended. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [applause] >> lady vengeance a man, please stay seated. gentlemen, please stay seated. >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> and a live look here from the american cemetery and memorial. omaha beach for today's events 70thng the anniversary of d-day. we are president obama and president hollande speak. we may see be president's helicopter take off. we

flex presenting french president franÇois hollande and the president of united states of america, barackama. >> [speaking french] >> please remain standing for the posting of the colors and the playing of the national anthem of the french republic and the united states of america. french king french] eaking [playing "la marseillaise"] ♪ ♪ playsng "-- [band "star-spangled banner"] ♪ ♪ [applause] flex president -- >> president hollande, president obama, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. >> [speaking french] privilege to welcome all of the distinguished visitors joining us today. we extend a special welcome to the d-day and world war ii veterans and their family members in attendance who honor us all with their presence. today, we commemorate the 70th anniversary of the d-day landing -- [applause] june 6, 1944. on today's ceremony will honor our military men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for the liberation of europe, including among those we honor the 9000 387 -- 9387 of our fallen veterans interred on the sacred ground, and the 1557 missing in cash a

czechoslovakia, poland, france, england, norway, holland, denmark, belgium, luxembourg, russia, yugoslavia, and the theugoslavia, greece, and united states of americaer the shattered homes, over the broken bodies of millions of people who had let down their guard, we almost lost this one. it took everything we had. measure the cost in money, there is not that much money. measure the cost in lives, we can only guess at that figure. it took burning and scalding, drenching, freezing, it took legs, fingers, arms, and it took them by the millions. it cost hours, days, years that were never returned. we threw in our help, our wealth, our past and our future. it took every last ounce of our courage and guts. now what happens? this is where we came in. o, hell, this is where we came in. yes, this is where we came in. chapter four? it can happen again. that is why you , occupy germany. to make that next war impossible. no easy job. in battle you keep your wits about you. do not relax the caution now. the nazi party may be gone, but nazi thinking, training, and trickery remains. the german lust for conquest is not dead. it is merely gone undercover. somewher

hollande speaking very passionately today. not only here but at the american cemetery, where he said thank you, america, we will never forget. and every man on this beach, no matter what he did, where he went, was a hero in their eyes. this was the liberation of france, and you will hear from town to town, as we have been traveling, people cheering, with british and american flags, cheering and even directed up as american soldiers, driving world war ii vehicles that they have spent thousands of dollars restoring, and this was liberty. this is not a sad moment for them. this was liberty and the nazis were forced out of their country because of the tremendous effort by the allies, and many fought many -- thought in the early hours of that assault that it was failing, a debacle. >> and many say that gauze of the individual courage of each soldier that you've been transcribing, dane a i know that you spent the week in france, do you get a sense that time has dulled the horrors of the war? >> i don't think it has dulled it at all. some of the items that we have been running in the last couple of days, they talk about their exper

america, barack obama. [applause] >> [speaking french] >> president hollande, to the people of france, friends, the familiesterans, if prayer were made of sound, the skies over england that night would have deafened the world. captains paced their decks. pilots tapped their gauges. commanders pored over maps, fully aware that for all the months of meticulous planning, everything could go wrong -- the winds, the tides, the element of surprise -- and above all, the audacious bet that what waited on the other side of the channel would compel men not to shrink away, but to charge ahead. fresh-faced g.i.'s rubbed trinkets, kissed pictures of sweethearts, checked and re-checked their equipment. "god," asked one, "give me guts." and in the pre-dawn hours, planes rumbled down runways, gliders and paratroopers slipped through the sky, giant screws began to turn on an armada that looked like more ships than sea. and more than 150,000 souls set off towards this tiny sliver of sand upon which hung more than the fate of a war, but rather the course of human history. president hollande, distinguished guests, i'm honored

holland good. i think there's a whole bunch of coaching going on on about 400 radio stations across america telling boehner what to do. it's like they are reading right from the script. what are you hearing? what's out there and what's pushing this? >> sound bite of the day here in boston on talk radio, first thing this morning on wrko, jeff kuhner says, i no longer trust fox news. and what's going on on the air is really a microcosm of this civil war that's going on with the gop between the guys who say i'm a conservative and the guys who say, oh, no you're not. the tea party versus the rockefeller republicans. two observations about bill o'reilly. number one, he has more influence and number two, he's got kind of a love/hate relationship with talk radio. he tried competing with rush limbaugh and bombed out of a couple of years. but those two are still sniping at each other, just a week or two ago, bill o'reilly says, unlike limbaugh, i'm a fact based guy. and rush keeps calling bill o'reilly ted baxter. so there's a lot of noise going on on talk radio and blah, blah. >> is boehner taking his lead

america, britain, and other allied countries. the sacrifice of normandy's population has been eclipsed by the relics of the soldiers who landed here. today, this sacrifice is wholeheartedly recognized. >> that was francois hollandekicking off today's proceedings from his point of view with the tribute to the civilians who lost their lives during the d-day landing. veterans from britain, the united states, france, and canada, and russia and poland have made the trip to honor the sacrifice of their fallen comrades, many were at a sunrise the time 70t marks years ago when allied troops first waited a short. 50,000 troops made their way across the french ages. by the end of the day 70 years ago, nearly 4500 would be dead. here's what one of the veterans on the beach had to say this morning. i am filled with joy right now. it is hard to control myself. i said get me on the beach. they brought me here today. >> those men very much part of today's events, as are the battles in which they took part, battles that helped bring europe the peace and europe the continent still enjoys today. the d-day invasions were a turning point in world war ii cracking hitler's western front as the soviets troops made advances in the east

america, i'm stephanie sy, and here are today's headlines at this hour. after a two-day meeting with the g7 powers, president obama is headed to france to meet with francoise hollande the acting secretary of the department of veterans affairs is on his way to phoenix, arizona today, to visit the facility where the scandal broke. he pledges to cut wait times for thousands of veterans. >>> mary barra said that there's no evidence that gm tried to cut down it's ignition problem. barra said that gm failed its customers and pledges to learn from its many mistakes. >>> a vanishing portrait of leonardo da vince. the drawing on red chalk on paper has been fading slowly for 500 years. and they have a way of pinpointing how long the artwork may survive. >> this is one of the san francisco great museum and it has a conservation for paper. it's one of the great ways that we have of understanding the process of making art. beginning in the 14th century, artists used paper as a way planning out and thinking about their work, their sculptures, before executing them in stone or canvas, and leonardo da vinci is one of the greatest users of this, he used paper and chalk. more recent

america is doing just that. >> we're here at the darrington unit, which is a maximum security prison on the outskirts of texas. >> jimarquez hollands 20 years old. he's been imprisoned here for three years. >> to me, i feel like what i was doing was petty. petty crimes - i never thought in a million years that i would be 17 and in prison. never thought. whenever the judges said, we send you to prison, i couldn't even believe it. >> his criminal record began when he was in just sixth grade.

america's live coverage of the 70th anniversary of d-day. david shuster, and stephanie sy. you are looking at pictures of the memorial, the remembrance, and a flyover. francis hollande spoke for about 25 minutes. more all of you wondering - there's ceremonial shots - about the health of whether it's the queen who is 88 or veterans in their '90s, sitting in the beach. it's 77 degrees, 50% humidity, and 17 mile per hour preez coming in from the -- breeze coming in from the ocean. >> and they are under the shade. >> i want to bring in our guest here to talk about what we are seeing here on the screen. they've been doing re-enactments on the beach for the last couple of days. what were we seeing there in the last pictures? >> i think they are trying to replicate the number of people on the beaches in the first few days. especially this one in particular. youth of different countries likely for the shot. >> they have the inner map showing the english channels and the continent of europe and people in the boot of egypt. they have people illustrating the various soldiers, and where they were positioned during the war. i want to bring in dana lewis who was there. first of a

during world war ii has been one that the whole continent has thanked america for for the last 70 years, and today president hollandeches was very, very clear in every single speech and in all the literature that we've all been given, all the press kids and all the rest of it, this is a day to thank the united states and pay tribute to all of those who fell on these normandy beaches, and to thank america and the rest of the allies, but most particularly america for turning around the course of history. i'm telling you, president putin is not getting an incredibly warm welcome herement whenever his picture goes up, it's not good. people here are really clapping president obama and he paid enormous tribute to obviously the american forces who gave their lives 70 years ago. he gave that marvelous speech at the cemetery where more than 9,000 american graves are represented by those simple, simple white crosses. it's a graveyard, a cemetery that we've seen many, many times over the years. every single time it's incredibly moving. and there they are together. >> are they? >> it's a split screen. >> reporter: everybody her

hollande tonight. >> you and the french. coming up, tomorrow is job day in the united states of america.l discuss the talent shortage and what that means for employers. this is bloomberg "surveillance ." ♪ >> good morning, everyone. bloomberg "surveillance." this morning an important issue on technological progress and a word i hate so much, innovation. it is their annual global tech issue. it on your newsstands tomorrow as well. an important issue on an important part of america. >> this is bloomberg "surveillance." scarlet fu with tom keene and adam johnson. you company news. facebook, google, microsoft the --h companies represented two weeks after the house of representatives passed a bill to end parts of the government buy program. the bill came up a little bit short. china's government is serving a blow to microsoft by telling officials in one province not to use windows 8 software. that marked an escalation with a dispute with the u.s. over spying and hacking allegations. after getting a government aftercation, this comes prosecutors charged five chinese military officers for alleg

america's hopes. good morning, this is bloomberg surveillance. it is monday, june 23. our guess is for the hour is michael holland. started with our morning brief right now and here is adam johnson. >> overnight, chinese manufacturing rises to a seven-month high. slightly over the previous month. the activity index comes out at a: 30, and the u.s. purchasing managers index is 9.5. existing home sales at 10:00 with a lot of data today. note, john items of kerry arriving in baghdad this morning, wimbledon begins today, and there are many soccer matches in case you're wondering. soccer, not football. cameron versus brazil and croatia versus mexico. those are your news brief items. >> we have a lot of headlines here. bnp paribas on the end of settling the case with the u.s. government. they will pay up to $9 million for violating a deal between iran and the sudan. fromtemporal event handling transactions in u.s. dollars. general electric has wrapped up a deal for the biggest acquisition ever. they will buy the energy assets of alstom for $17 billion, beating out a deal for mitsubishi heavy. the biggest shareholder agr

holland one of the teams to beat in the world cup. it is 1:00 in the afternoon there. >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> new york city has stop and frisk >> some say these laws help serve and protect... >> we created the atmosphere that the policeman's the bad guy... >> others say these tactics are racist >> discrimination is wrong >> 99 percent of those arrested in drug free school zones... we're not near a school at all! >> are they working? >> this time i'm gonna fight it. >> the system with joe burlinger only on al jazeera america >> six months after marijuana leads in colorado, business seems to be going up in smoke. one dispensary owner discusses whether the boom is turning into a bust. >> the nba selects isaiah austin. >> the nba makes the dreams of one prospect come true at the 2014 draft. how his career was sidelined by a rare genetic disorder. >> good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. >> iraq on the brink of forming a new government. >> political support is waning for malaki as some question his ability to assemble a unified government. >> "the new york times" reporting that the u.s. has sta

america stock down around 0.8 in frankfurt. >>> barack obama has ruled out riding to the rescue of bnp paribas over its rumored sanctions busting fine. the president of france, francois hollandecribed the $10 billion fine as disproportionate. boom said intervention was really out of the question. >> the tradition of the united states is that the president does not meddle in prosecutions. >> and shares in commerzbank, socgen sounds out german government on buying commerzbank stake. >> we're looking at the ecb to try and get measures to get banks to lend. read all those stories, whether it's regulations, fines or whatever it is. there's massive tax going on on the banking sector. >> yes. >> right? >> raising the cost of money, i would imagine. what is it doing for your thoughts of the sector as an investment? >> we tend to invest in overall markets rather than particular sectors. it does make you question if you like the long-term investment rationale. if you do well, you'll get taxed or if you do badly, you'll have to get money off shareholders. >> that's a bit of an issue. i just want to go back to the point you were making earlier, small caps and emerging markets. are you bu

america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, president hollande and president obama will lay a wreath in honorhose who served and made the ultimate sacrifice to liberate europe. please now observe a moment of silence. >> ladies and gentlemen, rise for a 21 gun salute, a playing of "taps," and a flyover by the united states air force f-15's. ♪ [taps plays] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until president hollande and president obama thank veterans and then move to the observation point at omaha beach. an announcement will be made when the ceremony has ended. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stay seated. [speaking french] ♪ ♪ ♪ next is today's international observance in france. after that, a look at the world war ii memorial on the national mall. and another chance to see president obama speak at d-day anniversary ceremonies in normandy. >> russia and the united states is a nation that believes in its mission. even our missions are pretty similar. we believe in freedom. we believe in our core values. but it didn't go anywhere. biggest idea all of thos

america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, president hollande and president obama will lay a wreath in honorof those who served and made the ultimate sacrifice to liberate europe. please now observe a moment of silence. >> ladies and gentlemen, rise for a 21-gun salute, a playing of "taps," and a flyover by the united states air force f-15's. flying in the missing man formation. ["taps" plays] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until president hollande and president obama thank veterans and then move to the observation point at omaha beach. an announcement will be made when the ceremony has ended. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stay seated until the departure opur d-day participants. >> next, today's international observance in france. after that, the former after re-i director robert mueller on cyber security. then a conversation with john podesta, counselor to president obama. book "sundays at 8:00" includes gretchen mortenson. >> if you want to subsidize ho