with a current network of 15 ina couple bait fors, they claim they have helped over 600 startups raiseore than $125 million in venture funding. in harlem the focus is on the tech industry, in part because of its proximity to top universities. new york had added more than 25,000 high-tech jobs but most are in hot spots. by encouraging new startups to make their home in harlem, the city hopes to boost a slow but steady resurgence already underway. it's a major win for those in the industry as well. harlem offers both luxury high-rises and beautifully renovated brown stones coupled with some of the city's most talked about restaurants, the neighborhood is on the fast track to becoming new york's hot new place to live. >> we want silicone harlem perceived as the same way you per receive any other high-tech hub. >>> there is a fast-moving wildfire burning through four square miles of yosemite national park. it is about 5% contained but two nearby towns had to be evaluated. no injuries have been reported. the question is, are they going to get any help from mother nature and the man with all

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. >>> froms a call for a federal probe into the police shootings of four men in sal inas -- salinas. he's asked the justice department for a review of the police force to determine if there's a pattern of discrime that story -- kiss criminatory. he was shot down while he had a cell phone, and police felt threatened by that. >> i ask justice for my son and the other three people that have been killed with no mercy. >> burris is relating the family of frank alvarado. alvarado wanted police to think the cell phone was a weapon. it triggered protest. police shooting carlos mejia on may 20ed. he was backing up away from police when he was shot. police say they will forward the reports to the fbi and the justice department for review. >>> fire rescue were called in to get a car theft suspect out of a tight situation. they were chasing a man when the car he stole broke down. he hid under a pool house. the officers couldn't get the man out. fire crews used a rope to pull him out and take him into custody. >>> some people who live in the bay view neighborhood said a gun violence task force ma

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as we affic inas as much as stuff nowthis country are we at the same time looking at a rewrite at some of the r. the les that the ade has created er centuries, really, about where information comes from and how to tale peopl to tell people where it does. >> we can start with something like buzz feed. so, you know, it's one thing to say, well, he took content without attribution. but on the other hand if give an entire website a lot of information on that website is just taking jokes or witty observations from other people and having a relatively small citation. there has been an i don't know going request about whether that is sufficient. citation may not. there will be other cases where it's very important to get ideas out there, and the context might not be as important particularly if you have consent. >> gentlemen, thank you for being with us today. that brings us to the end of t of this edition of inside story. the program may be over but the conversation continues. we want to know what you think about this or any day's shows. you can log on to facebook. twitter, and our handle is

ina presentation here berlin, clinton said the two countries have important security and intelligence relationships that should not be put at risk. last week, a man working for germany's foreign intelligence agency was arrested on suspicion of being a double agent. prosecutors allege he handed documents to the u.s. over the past two years. german chancellor angela merkel has kicked off a three-day tour of china, billed as a business trip meant to strengthen ties between two of the country's -- the world's most critical economies. it is a tough balancing act for merkel, who has to be cautious not to anger one of germany's most important trading partners. withgela merkel met chinese premier li keqiang on thursday. it is her seventh visit to china since she has been chancellor. earlier in the day, she visited central china. a stop at the local market was a chance for her and her high-ranking business delegation to familiarize themselves with the city. thebooming capital of southwestern province is home to more than 100 german companies. china is germany's second-largest trading partner o

ina bite size new ways. to enjoy the full size sensation of peppermint and rich dark chocolate., york minis, get the sensation. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! folks, anybody who's watched this show for any length of time knows that i am an enormous fan of celebrity power couples like brangelina, kimye and filliam h. muffman. unfortunately, the world recently cost superstar athlete couple rory mcilroy and caroline wozniacki, or as they're known by their power couple name mccorollary winsocky. he's a professional golfer, she's a professional tennis player. as sad as the breakup is, fortunately, each has moved to the sixth stage of grief, winning an international sports tournament. on sunday, wozniacki won the, te istanbul cup and mcilroy won the british open. in fact, mcilroy was so excited he was seen making out with his new trophy girlfriend, a trove y. breakups are the only performance enhancing drug. makes sense. all the biggest accomplishments in human history have been fueled by a bitter breakup. who can forget how after watching the first atomic

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inas with -- i was washington last week meeting with various members of the house. i know today is the final game of the soccer world cup. -- the uniteds, states, france, we do not like that again because we get beaten by the germans every time. work together, we can push this over the finish line this year and create a great outcome for the employees and the states and the country. i know you are committed to this. picking to leadership in congress, the opportunity to be very helpful. the governors have a huge voice on this. i am delighted to hear you are working on this. almost a fight that has bipartisan support. this is something that makes sense, it is a common sense solution to an old problem. i want to thank you for inviting me and giving me the opportunity to speak to the governors of the states. and talk about our industry. it is an honor for me and i'm very happy to take time for questions from anyone present this morning. to i very much. -- thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much for coming. this is a critical issue for all of us. what perc

a scare about the virus who put smallpox ina cardboard box. who came near it and how dangerous was it? abc's chief health and medical editor dr. besser starts us off with answers. >> reporter: tonight, real alarm about how six vials of smallpox were wleft in a low security laboratory for decades. forgotten in a refrigerated storage room at the national institute of health in bethesda, maryland. >> if this material is infectious and violences had broken what could have happened? >> there was a potential someone could have contracted the disease. >> reporter: the vials, believe to be from the 1950s, were discovered one week ago when the contents of the storagfe room was being moved. opening that box, workers saw an alarming label: "variola." that's smallpox. they quickly moved it to a biohazard level 3 lab, one with cameras, scanners and alarms where everyone wears protective gear. the national security council was notified and five agencies, including the fbi, worked out a plan to transport the deadly virus safely to the cdc in atlanta. late la

up ina superstar who grew a while and announces he is returning to the cleveland cavaliers. what this means for the rest of the league. and amazon hopes one day to deliver products to your home via drones. are closer tothey reaching this reality and yes, cinnabon, you know, cinnabons, the smell of all of that frosting and cinnamon. talking about how to avoid the same fate as the gorman -- gourmet cake maker crimes. first headlines from su keenan. earnings season. wells fargo came out with numbers this morning. profits increased 4% on lower credit cost. wells fargo per-share earnings failed to top the preceding quarters for the first time since 2009. has agreed to delay it started in new york until monday. the court has granted an injunction against uber. lebron james is returning to the cleveland cavaliers where he started his career. cavaliershe cleveland a billion-dollar franchise, double what the team was worth without him. those are the headlines. >> thanks very much. and his on lebron james to surgeon to return to cleveland. joining me on the telephone is some of his cl

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that is the power of speaking to your audience and eight 00-- ina cogent manner. ingenico.tock is that a 14 year high. they are exclusive. in conversations to acquire global calls. that's a bit of a deal. counter story. deal, no deal. let's bring viewers up to speed with the fact that the rix bank is giving us a move on their interest rate. more details in a moment. nicolas sarkozy says that the influencers peddling charges against them are aimed at defaming him. it was his first interview since his defeat in the 2012 presidential election. sarkozy denies any wrongdoing. are want to tell those who listening to us or those who are watching us that i never betrayed her confidence, that i never did anything contrary to the republican principles or the rule of law. un have.s. and the condemned the abduction and murder of a palestinian teenager and israel. secretary of state john kerry called it sickening while the u.n. demanded justice for what it called a despicable act. minister and his central-bank governor will address london investors in a videoconference today. the nation

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flight 17 was shot down eight daysing inaing go now. >>> today president obama will sit down with the presidents of the conditions at the center of the immigration crisis. presidents of guatemala, honduras and el salvador to the white house. they will discuss how to stop the wave of children and mothers flooding the border. congress has one week left to deal with this issue before their five week summer recess. >>> and tens of thousands of breast cancer patients could benefit from a new type of radio therapy. it replaces weeks of radiation with a single targeted shot. it's called intra operative radiation. right now it's only suitable for people in the early stages of breast cancer. doctors deliver the doze dose during surgery and it could improve quality of life. >>> if you're packing up the family for the beach, you need to see this warning first. 17-year-old parker haller is making incredible progress since his last trip to ocean city maryland. that was two years ago sunday. the woodbridge teen was playing in the water with his little brother when he dove into a wave head first and

ina bite size new ways. to enjoy the full size sensation of peppermint and rich dark chocolate.rk minis, get the sensation. >>> hello. i'm lucy hockings. our top story this hour. a powerful station -- power station continues to burn. 60 palestinians are reportedly killed. eu ambassadors heating in brussels to consider sanctions to russia over actions in ukraine. >>> no longer regarding homosexuality as a psychiatric disorder, some clinics offer treatments claiming they can cure gay patients. that may change this week. a chinese court hears the first trial of its kind. there's been a long campaign in europe and the u.s. been successful shifting the medical consensus against such treatment. campaigners want chinese doctors to follow suit. >> in an office block in the eastern city, down a gloomy corridor lies proof of prejudice that lie at the heart of the medical profession. china declassified homosexuality as psychiatric illness a decade ago. clinics like this one are easy to find. this doctor tells me he cures 70% of gay patients using counselling alone. he can describe the so c

they went to the war on women claim and that's where carly fee or ina comes in. >> it is liberal whoieves that some know better than others what is good for you. we respect all women. and we do not insult them by thinking that all they care about is reproductive rights. all issues are women's issues. >> carry, chairman of unlooking potential project and chairman and ceo of hewlett-packard joins me now. carly, great to see you. >> nice to be with you, kelly. >> here we go again. >> here we go again, wow. i found that reaction just stunning. first of all, it's a wonderful day for religious liberty in this country. how sad it was only 5-4. a little scary. but then the way the democrats reacted in those clips you showed, it's amazing f anyone doubts they're going to the war on women playbook, every single time -- >> just because -- just because you're disagreeing tonight as a legal matter, they'll say we're part of it. you can be part of the war on women if you are a woman. >> well, yes. and that is why we have to combat this with the facts which is part of what unlocking potential is al

it was sitting here half temp ty started.war a congresswoman from a volunteer inas world war i. passed the legislation but supporters were general eisenhower and general marshal. was always in europe prior to d-day. hesaw the british model and could see how efficient they were. >> general eisenhower says that waac's do the job of two men. they can use all the women they can get and listen to the women nations.ited they, too, have ideas on the subject. the english with their calm colors, the stoic women and the australian women, the women of china with their undying fortitude. a big supporter and wanted him to work. boss, general marshal was supported as well and with his sport congress passed it. some people were afraid that this was not the traditional role for women, who is going to take care of the children? domestics in the sphere and not military. there was that fear. soean this was nontraditional of a role, not military.k force but women started arriving here, the in 1942.ch in july they would go through basic training here. weeksy graduated in five and they can do especia

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ina. >> the motive?ntine. >> reporter: leuthold called to report his wife was shot in the head during a home invasion while he was out running ear's but prosecutors say he staged the whole thing. >> i observed some kitchen cabinets open and some kitchen drawers on the floor. i felt this was not an ordinary burglary. >> reporter: according to police it was a glock 40, the murder weapon, same type he himself owned but was missing and found internet searches for how to muffle a gun hitting someone over the had he had to knock them out and lethal injection. other defense attorneys deny any affair. the prosecution read a day planner entry from leuthold's wife saying i know you want me dead. why do you want to humiliate me by running around with a 20-year-old? >> he couldn't start his life with her until he ended de nose's. >> reporter: the alleged mistress questioned about a text message leuthold sent her just 15 minutes after calling 911. to report his wife's murder. >> do you remember texting back the word

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one of the reasons ina drew was elevated -- >> she lost $6 billion. >> she lost six billion. one of the reason was elevated trusted aide to jamie, he was making that move. john mack has done it too. goldman sachs, it is interesting, one thing interesting about goldman sachs, for as liberal as lloyd blankfein and gary cohn are, they support hillary clinton where are the, where are the senior women? where are the senior women in goldman? no where. >> what it takes to be successful on wall street is 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> women can't do that? >> when women get into the prime, prime years when you're at your pinnacle -- adam: not every woman drops out to, quietest person who is also on wall street weigh in. is there detriment to women on wall street? >> i think there is because of commitment to hillary is talking about. hard to put in the 24/7. >> why is it goldman is outlyer in this regard? >> goldman has deep pockets. they have -- >> deep pockets has nothing to do with it. why is goldman outlyer in terms of senior women in the senior ranks? senior women in morgan

these times of the day tend to have a lull in the shelli inas palestinians try to go about the business. today's focus has been on the north part of the gaza strip. 17,000 living on the northern part moved into u.n. schools converted into makeshift shelters. this after they were given warnings over the past 24 hours so to leave their homes or risk being injured. at the same time, as you mentioned, the military wing of hamas has surprised a lot of people here. effectively saying that they have launched three drones into israeli air space. one said was shot down. the other two unclear if they are in fact israeli air space or if they never were released into their at the first time around. but more importantly it does raise questions about the ongoing operations. for the past seven days, israel has been shelling gaza consistently saying it's degrading hamas' capabilities. it's raising questions whether or not a ground operation is in fact the only way to try to suppress the rockets. growing concerns about what it would mean for civilian population in gaza. >> ayman mojadidi, thank you very

you will hear very often except in one's imagination, you don't see that happen until april of 1865.t ina you're going to force lee to fight in this advantageous way by threatening his flanks, his i rear, hiss logistical network.l this is a shrunken version of what you can call the comstock e north plan. you threaten lee's rear and his flanks at the same time.th there's only one problem with this plan, that for all the leeway that abraham lincoln was willing to give ulysses s. nders had to suffertill with certain subordinate kmanters to demand army commands, including franz siegee and benjamin butler with the wd army of the ajames. that the heat of the plan would be grant or someone who supervisedn thede army of the potomac thiss directly. what's really important here, understand, this is not seen toa be aring war of attrition in tes wearing people down through continuous combat. it's supposed to be something else. it's supposed to force lee intof a difficult position where no mr matter what he does, it won't turn out well. we forget that actually for the first week or so, this plan wilh

we are admonished to take in the stranger for inas much as you did it to one of the least of these, christtells us, you did it to me. every major faith tradition on the planet charges its followers to treat others as we ourselves wish to be treated. i don't know what good there is in faith if we can't and won't turn to it in moments of human need. >> there are going to be a lot of critics, obviously, of your decision here. how do you respond to the criticism that while you are running for reelection. you're not running for the election, so therefore you're a different position? >> this isn't a political decision. [ cheers and applause ] maybe -- maybe -- maybe it's best to leave it at that. thank you, everybody. >> governor deval patrick of massachusetts announcing that his state will help, will find safe shelter for kids who are here without their parents. and americans who hold the opposite view to that, who think it is a travesty to shelter those kids, those folks had a plan to make themselves heard in a massive way this weekend. and if you didn't hear them making themselves heard in a

ina hard-core capitalist, capitalist with the heart. let me sell you the long-term view.fford to pay only my rent payment or mortgage and may be some food, how do i go to dinner every two weeks so that the restaurant can pay its employees and they can buy vendor services and pay their taxes? [inaudible question] afford to buy a refrigerator every seven years, lease or purchase from sears. upgrade household utilities. are you with me? how can i afford to go on vacation toys year which the vacation companies need me to do how can i afford to lease or purchase a car every three, five, or seven years with the automobile companies need me to do. they need to be able to finance these things to pay reasonable rate of interest so that they can also have -- the irony. with their rich need to port -- the port is a better if only to stay rich. more of that money back into the economy because of their so-called race because it is an economy driven by consumer spending. over 90 percent of every dollar back into the economy with more consumer spending westar's more gdp which draws more

. >> ep announces results in time. 15% jump ina second-quarter profits. that is lower costs and they beenthat they have speaking to the chief executive officer. let's see what they have to say. >> it would be a little bit better. 20% better than last year. i think we were pleased with the underlying performance and the margins are under pressure because the volume in equity market and exchange markets are under pressure. we have been able to mitigate the headwind through a migration from advisory to mandate. and, also, by taking action. fallen.fault -- we have there is a set of challenging news -- there is a set is -- ofnging news challenging news. >> you have border issues with germany and the cost is 300 million euros. andhave the issue in france it is a life issue. is it fair? that and it has no relationship whatsoever. we have not been in discussions or negotiations. advanced discussions about double-digit settlements. why it makes sense. it makes no sense if you related to germany. it is a much bigger business and it has a relationship with the findi

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ina lot of energy companies the 100% u.s. category are performing well. but also, southwest airlines, which has done really well. to pull a was on the list. a small note but i threw it out because it has locations abroad. frontiereens and medications on the list. companies with international oh sure, a lot of biotech. micron technology's heads up this list. trip advisor, which we know has been a high flyer. that is a look at patriotic versus not so patriotic word folio there it >> thank you so much. our senior markets correspondent. ♪ moving and shaking this hour, the espn president, john skipper. the network's telecast of the world cup was huge win for the network. in an exclusive interview, skipper said the match was also live streamed by over 3.5 million users despite criticism on social media that there were glitches in the streaming. of the people had a very good experience. the game, i promise you, will look great. our guys have done a great job. we can handle an enormous volume of digital users. of bracket lot participants join us. we can handle sc

inas is deeply embedded their society.at is the situation with most islamist movements, these mass movements across the region. they reflect a social and religious conservatism in their society. they're good at providing social services to constituents on the local level, and that is a source of the popularity. i am being very cold here. we can think of hamas as the most evil organization on earth, but if you cannot eradicate them, you have to find a way to live -- they are there, so what is the living arrangement going to be? that is the question we have to ask ourselves. and if they are rational actors, as i contend they are, then they are responsive to international pressures and incentives. so that is where the international community becomes very important. where turkey becomes very important. they can put pressure on hamas to accept certain cease-fire arrangements. so i just think that we cannot be thinking about these solutions that are not actually going to happen. you negotiate, ultimately, with your enemies, so,

ina is so decentralized it's interesting for beijing to just press a button and go. >> this week we didy positive manufacturing numbers showing expansion again. do you think the worst of the slow douven in china is over? >> i think in china at the moment where we are is that the government and party leader, who of course merkel will be meeting is using a drip-feed stimulus at the moment. they know the economy is slowing down. they want to control the slowdown. they want toe manage everything. they want to manage defaults of private wealth products. they want to manage getting rid f excess capacity and so and so on. >> what you're looking at is the market slump between diversity and it brings up the question of the market slump. how concerned should we be about a credit bubble in china? the latest is $700 dollars. >> and about 140% of g.d.p. is about where the market is. i would say don't look at the shanghai index. the chinese public in general has turned off stocks and fairs. they would rather put their money into property. so if the report with ji general ping does take place in five-

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