. >>> cal iso says there should be enough for peak demand this summer but the cost may be higher.hemo generation could drop. the power will have to come from other places. >> typically with lower hydroresources we need more power on the open market and have to run the natural gas more. >> wildfires made more severe by the drought could disrupt the flow of power. >>> it will feel like summer in the bay area. a warmup on the horizon. we have mostly clear skies. no major change. a weather system to the north, approaching portland. we could think of a few high clouds. we're expected to remain dry. gusty winds from the north. as far as the current wind speeds. a gust of 28 miles an hour in fairfield, oakland 31 miles an hour. i think the winds tomorrow will be the same, around 15 the 25 miles an hour. a few approaching 35 miles an hour. look at this wind speak at sfo. gusting out of the west, here's the live camera, a few patch ely clouds -- patchy, low clouds. it will be warmer this weekend end -- overnight lows to start out saturday will be in the 40s, cooler than this morning. of th

and we say, a, because of a spill over from the conflict in syria and iso wants to see themselves at forefront of the violence and jahad have been doing for the past year and not getting credit from the other groups and all that means is we are seeing much more violence on the streets in baghdad and across iraq. >> thank you very much indeed in baghdad. still ahead on the news hour, fighting to join nato and why georgia has chances of becoming a member of the military alliance. plus $3 a liter and rising, why the price of petrol is rising in one of the arab world's poorest country and they are feeling the heat in the nba playoff. ♪ iran and six major world powers are beginning a round of nuclear negotiations on tuesday and the aim is to draft an agreement before the end of july and susan rice said iran must agree to actions, not words or there will be no final deal, u.n. report says the nuclear program have recently slowed. and tuesday's talks are the latest on a series on the iran's nuclear program. in november iran agreed to a seven-point plan for sanctions being eased and it imple

ground, we don't have all kinds of resources what we live and die by is our wits and what witness tad iso is have kids who are truly prepared for authentic college level work, and common core does not get you there. the lead writer in the massachusets board of education meeting says common core only prepares students for a nonselective community college or nonselective state college. that's not where this country can amendment and frankly, it is a determine in addition of the quality of our standards can have left was the highest quality schools in the country. >> but carol, no one said you isn't overshoot the standards right? doesn't it provo aid base line for america's kids. >> well, it's more complicated than that, and one of the places i would disagree with jim, is connecticut, for example, has standarded that are rated to be quite weak by the fore.com foundation, but the truth is they are right up there with massachusets when you take a look at tempts. and florida which is supposed to have rigorous standards is well below the average. so it's a very very complicated thing. here is my

so far no one has claimed responsibility, but the iso did issue a statement on mommed threatening toe again -- >> let's go to new york and the un. ban ki-moon is now talking. >> this is a great regret that following consultations with arab league secretary general, i have decided to accept the request of mr. brahimi to relinquish his duties as a joint special representative of the secretary general effective 31st of may, 2014. for nearly two years, joint especial event tiff brahimi has sought an end to the brutal and still worsening civil war in syria. he has faced almost impossible odds with the syrian nation, middle eastern region, and wider international community that have been hopelessly divided in their approaches to ending the conflict. he has persevered with the great patience and skill, because he knows that without efforts toward a new syria, the syrian people will be condemned to further suffering. i greatly appreciate mr. brahimi's diplomacy in organizing the geneva conference on syria, and for facilitating the interim talks all year and this year. i regret that the parti

this is also think if i am not suggesting if he gets aussie international iso what took the most massive fine but from the easing in german corporations act and dissing it will be able to influence mrs medical decisions intensified assumptions. very much. so when did the other thing was a drug free trade agreement. it was a very famous been provided. one famous publish know what the publisher of the commissions paid to steve enter the building so i'm complaining about the powerful grip of cool soul. it's really i mean bill sanctions against it happened that i'm an american is regaining from conflict in europe so america really has an interest in keeping conflicts in europe and the ukraine alive or even estimating because it will hurt. mostly german auction company's one hundred euro will also of course for us to some eastern european countries leaders to rally behind america. so in the tv umpire who i was very positive surprise that the german company's wrote this sentence it's a small sign of sanity in the ceo of insanity at this point. so basically he is saying that all the sanctions w

much iso telling me how around so they can see the oformation about the kind exercise you have done.re here is that also monitors sleep. it monitors your sleep, how long you slept, but also how deep you slept by monitoring motion. >> you have four smart watches on the market right now. what have you learned from consumers that you have integrated into what's coming next? while you do have a majority of the smart watch market, reviews have been mixed. likes it is clearly what we call early stage. an early stage, there's a lot of learning going on. our products will continue to evolve over time. as we are adding better sensors and incorporating better algorithms. >> apple's conference is expected to announce something fitness tracking related. is it a coincidence you held this event today just ahead of that or not? their owne has schedule. we're very excited we can talk about this critical subject. >> you work that intel previously in your career and he wants quoted andy grove that only the paranoid survive. do you worry about apple? >> i really cannot comment on competitors but we're

so an iso met trek stretching is good for the neck and back. anything that doesn't require repetitive bending and lifting that will pull the screws out of the bone. >> the best low impact are cycling and it will speed up a smooth recovery. >> i didn't swim a mile. it was shorter, but i feel great. i have full range of motion. >> most cases resolve themselves in the first three months with rest and anti-inflammatories. if the pain lasts for six months the odds of spontaneous recovery goes down to fest%. >>> this device is designed to go under water and capture images while submerged. today it was launched into the water at lake mare -- lake mare rete. you may want to find a nice place to enjoy the water. it will get toasty, spencer. >> clear skies right now. first a look at the national weather picture. more widely scattered showers as you get closer to the coast. snow tomorrow in parts of wyoming and southern montana and along the california -- not just the california coast, but all of california will be sunny and warm. 90 in fresno and 93 in p

so an iso met trek stretching is good for the neck and back.nything that doesn't require repetitive bending and lifting that will pull the screws out of the bone. >> the best low impact are cycling and it will speed up a smooth recovery. >> i didn't swim a mile. it was shorter, but i feel great. i have full range of motion. >> most cases resolve themselves in the first three months with rest and anti-inflammatories. if the pain lasts for six months the odds of spontaneous recovery goes down to fest%. >>> this device is designed to go under water and capture images while submerged. today it was launched into the water at lake mare -- lake mare rete. you may want to find a nice place to enjoy the water. it will get toasty, spencer. >> clear skies right now. first a look at the national weather picture. more widely scattered showers as you get closer to the coast. snow tomorrow in parts of wyoming and southern montana and along the california -- not just the california coast, but all of california will be sunny and warm. 90 in fresno and 93 in pal

week that the obama administration is so intent of obstructing the truth about benghazi the wiling it iso defy subpoenas. secretary of state john kerry was subpoenaed by the house oversight committee to reveal what he knows about the situation. served at white house director of specialty media for president george w. bush and with me, from al jazeera, michael shur. mercedes i'll start with you. , are beings house minority leader nancy pelosi, divergence, subterfuge, benghazi benghazi benghazi, why aren't we talking about something else. the pentagon says it's costing millions in diversion time. why do we need another investigation? >> four american dead four dead. this is a situation where new evidence has popped up. you've got to give credit to speaker boehner, he held out a while before appointing a select committee. now we have new evidence. the new evidence the way we found out about it is through a third party group, through judicial watch. it wasn't through congressional subpoenas. i think there is an obligation to the american people, to the families who lost loved ones in bengz t

to my immediate left, joined by andy hutchins, a senior fellow and director of the cs iso russia and eurasia program. he has written and commented extensively on russia, particularly over the past six months as demand has skyrocketed to understand russia's role in syria, and edward snowden affair, the sochi olympics, and now ukraine. he has just returned from research travel in central asia, where he was able to gauge key officials views of events. though he probably supported the need to reset relationships with russia, he has not minced words regarding the administration's handling of ukraine. in a march 30 commentary, he wrote "barack obama is making jimmy carter look like attila the hun with a series of empty threats and too little, too late. russiars against putin's ergo i will let him add some context around those remarks. next is clark murdoch, a senior thesor and director for defense and national security group and the project on nuclear issues. he's an expert on defense planning, the nuclear mission, and strategy with decades of executive branch, congressional, academic and

he wanted to trigger a worldwide this iso see if something whether we want to happen to the internet and he has been extremely gratified that a debate more sustained than anything we thought would happen has actually happened and what he wants is exactly what's happening, democratic bait. >> you expect them to continue to live in russia? >> there's a real debate about whether to extend a silent to him in recognition in germany and brazil, the two countries that probably reacted most strongly to the revelations. possibility but it is very possible that he will end up in russia for the rest of his life. >> a lot of very tough, pragmatic, hard minded people have said to me that it's impossible but something has not happened in russia precluding to allow him to stay there and that he must have given the russian something. very easy to make accusations or claims about evidence, as people have done, about that. i've never seen him lie and i believe him when he said he went to russia without any of the digital material. >> where is it? what he hadd of physically. he gave it to journalists a

and the ice -- iso bars still close together and that means the winds at the coast.you know how windy as we go through the next couple of hours. by 9:00 this morning we still have 15 to 20 miles an hour winds along the coast from port raise, half moon bay, san francisco and even in the hills. look what happens as we go through the around. we still have the gusts up to 35 miles an hour. but it remains breezy over and around livermore valley, the delta. a nice afternoon. not as windy and with the temperatures coming up, the atmosphere drying out, it will be a warmer day today. look what happens tomorrow around. not only do the winds subside, the direction totally shifts to a weaker offshore component and that gets our heating underway. that sustenance heating. for the week ahead in oakland, we are lacking for temperatures in the 70s. but by tomorrow we are in the low 80s, peeking on wednesday. as we look through the livermore valley, notice the upper 90s still into play midweek. then we cool off and into san jose." same thing tuesday and wednesday, your hottest days of

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>> now especially with android and iso they have apps. wonderful apps update in the background.hey give you information even when you don't have the app open. problem is that consumes power. there is special menu on ios called background app refresh. find it. turn off the apps that you don't need up to the second you know, information and that kind of thing. gerri: also new email push. don't be getting yourmail all the time either. >> yeah. that is traditional one. that has been around for a while. definitely, if you most people have three or four accounts. one that you need to have access to continually. goat to other ones. set them update every hour if you can. that will definitely save you some juice. gerri: leave on gdp bluetooth. guilty as charge. >> that is big one. if you're navigating. turning on something with like in your car and you are continually using gps that will drain it really, really quickly. gerri: here is the thing that i didn't know i learned in this segment that was such a shock ir. the ideal battery charge isn't 100%. >> no. actually, studies have shown,

apple knows this they need to stop messing around with iso 7. they are an electric utility.hem changing the wall socket. but i love the stock. their strategy doesn't work for me. >> is apple smart enough on cloud. do they need to acquire talent in that area? >> i do. i think the apple people -- the problem isn't smart. the problem is that they were so successful with the strategy it's really hard to give that strategy up. microsoft faced the same thing 20 years ago. ibm faced it 40 years ago with main frames. ibm figured out when you reach this thing of being a public utility, customers will pay you not to change anything. if i recognize ios is where ipod was five years ago. you got the right product. little enhancements is great. all the stuff should be in icloud. their problem isn't lack of smarts, their problem they need to move from an old strategy to a new one. >> question from it from a musician's perspective. you have a ban. you stream your music. what does this mean for the music industry. he think this can be a game changer. >> of course he wants to be a game change

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speech iso draghi's pretty much the only game in town. >> they'll quite a bit of data. >> futures aretle higher through the morning. london closed. the u.s. closed. volumes are going to be a touch lighter. the stoxx 600, six weeks of gains. the longest winning streak since november last year. this is your market open. of oneup by a quarter percent. ignore the ftse. that is closed today. italian stocks rally. that is the big gainer through the morning. guess why. matteo renzi. the italian prime minister has the stamp of approval from the italian electorate. if you look at italy on yields down by three basis points. that is significant. theanti-european parties discontent was energized by the underperforming economy through posing the eurozone, some thorny question for central bankers. euro-dollar. the only game in town was for mario draghi's speech. what are they comfortable doing? are they going to act june 5? a big question. have that through the morning. let's pick out some big themes with the portfolio manager. he is kindly to come in on this bank holiday. europe,ck off with becaus

ecb iso draghi from the going to stare down the german central bank.ing this the germanic way. i want to know what professionals do. you talk to the professionals, what are their actions given your sense of history here? >> in terms of the bond markets? >> what are they doing with my money in the bond markets? >> draghi will go down the road of a negative deposit rate. he will talk about other forms of lose qualitative easing, asset-backed purchases. it will continue to drive yields down. some peripheral debt still makes sense. bank capital is also an interesting place to play the markets. >> before i go to richard haass, i want to make some news. what is your call on the u.s. 10 year yield? >> i think the 10 years going to drift higher as growth and proves. i think we will get to a 3% 10 year and be well contained. you can say i loan rate -- you can stay in a low range for a long time. >> this goes to your book which links distortion to financial markets. >> is no one worried about inflation? think monetary policy around the world, they are more worri

the -- iso me that is that the role for the government to have so many to have or is that something that should be left up to the market? if the market has a demand for , that is notminals the governments money. there'll be investor's money lost from making a bad investment. of aou talk about how big consideration that is? not a point of disagreement. >> why's it taking so long to get these permits out? it was instructive to hear the dialogue in terms of some of the issues that we are dealing with. they are very strong views on both sides of the equation with the need to balance and job creation. there are environmental factors. >> i will concede some factors to you but it seems like when the government starts regulating factors, irketplace think we are getting out of line. we could have a debate about that between the sides of this i am out of time. the potential is so much there. and the delays are frustrating to me. i am out of time. rex thank you for being here. looking for those investments and balances to move forward quickly enough. in my state, the energy industry is critical to

to my immediate left, joined by andy cutchins, a senior fellow and director of the cs iso russia and eurasia program. he has written and commented extensively on russia, particularly over the past six months as demand has skyrocketed to understand russia's role in syria, the edward snowden affair, the sochi olympics, and now ukraine. he has just returned from research travel in central asia, where he was able to gauge key officials views of events. though he probably supported the need to reset relationships with russia, he has not minced words regarding the administration's handling of ukraine. in a march 30 commentary, he wrote "barack obama is making jimmy carter look like attila the hun with a series of empty threats and too little, too late. it enters against putin's russia ergo i will let him add some context around those remarks. next is clark murdoch, a senior advisor and director for the defense and national security group and the project on nuclear issues. he's an expert on defense planning, the nuclear mission, and strategy with decades of executive branch, congressional,

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iso many states, or all states. so they do play a role and what they're doing is helping us, helping all the other stakeholders, how do you map that? how do you interpret what you have learned and how do you apply that to what you want to become when you get older or when you grow up. >> to follow up, i was mentioning the cool database. in that database, solid has collected almost 4000 certifications, licenses that are out there, about 1600 i think are mapped to navy or army occupations. but when you go and look at these, it will lay out what this certification requirements are. what are the eligible the factors, what are the exam to cover the certification kind of be tested on. so the soldiers can look at that, look at their own program an instruction to the technical training, and assess where there's a delta, where there's a gap. a lot of times the community colleges are filling the role of providing that gap training and abroad where they can earn an associates degree. we're working with the air force now. the o