apple named jony ive its chief executive officer. and everything about the two people that will fill his shoes. i am emily chang and this is " bloomberg west." charter makes a big move to become the number two cable provider in the midwest. but is a $55 billion deal really about to controls the internet? what co-owner of snapchat evan spiegel tells of the. go pro gets more condition. i-- more condition. the first live streaming camera. that is ahead on "bloomberg west." apple design guru jony ive has a numeral is the first chief design officer. -- a new role. ive mostly shaping the look and feel of apple's products and take on current design products new ideas. ive has two deputies will be taking up the day today managerial duties but what are the implications of this unprecedented move? joining me is a man who has helped google and twitter come up with design strategies. thank you so much for joining us all of you. the first time i heard of a chief design officer, not necessarily a common thing to do. i want to start with you -- wha

emily: apple named jony ive its chief design office. but what does that mean? and what you need to know about the two people who will fill his shoes. i'm emily chang in this is bloomberg west. coming up -- charter makes a big move to become the number two cable provider in the u.s., but is the $55 billion deal really about who controls the internet? plus snapchat's plan to turn itself into a real business. cofounder evan spiegel is telling bloomberg. and go pro gets more competition. i talked to two much for newer's that just merge to give go pro a run for its money with the first live streaming camera. that's ahead on bloomberg west. first to our lead. jony ive has a new role the first chief design officer for apple. he will be shaping the look and feel of apple's products and take on current design products new ideas, future initiatives. he has two deputies who will be taking up his day-to-day managerial duties starting july 1, but what are the implications of this unprecedented move? joining us, tivo's chief experience officer who has helped companies like g

y, i wonder if you can tell us more about jony ive.e loves the design -- he likes is aston martin db9 so much he wrapped it around a tree at one point. what does he do it apple? is the guy that when steve jobs came back to the theyny, with jony ive, designed these products around the principles jobs at talked about for years. these ideas about simplicity, personality, people knowing how a product works before they have ever used it. and that really matches well with his own design concept of simplicity and beauty. one of my favorite things about jony ive is not an apple product or the bit.ly he rides -- or the on the he rides around campus -- pixar. when steve jobs did not like the images for "wall-e," jony ive got involved in created a new robot that was the heart of that movie. to me, he has encapsulated a lot of the design ideas we see in apple products, the beautiful applelike robot -- .livia: yes, we all love wall-e 1992. been there since what was his relationship with steve jobs? they were veryy close. jobs, he could be a difficu

the iv works much faster than drinking fluids. >> literally within half-hour they are ready to tackle the day and feel as good as new. >> reporter: he felt the effects quickly. >> it brings you right back like it never happened. >> reporter: there are several companies out there who offer hydration therapy to treat hangovers. but cbs news chief medical correspondent john lapook says if an iv is injected improperly, it can cause infections and swelling. >> you can just rehydrate yourself, inexpensive safe and that's the way to go if you have a severe hangover. >> reporter: then there's the easiest way to avoid a hangover. maybe you should drink a little stress? >> true. but you get carried away. >> reporter: alison harmelin for this is every cbs news cbs news, new york. >> a bowl of menudo works, too. >> if you have to go to an app to get rid of a hangover and have a stranger come in and hook up an iv, you might have a bigger problem. >> may need to go easy on the drinking. >> may want to take it off. >>> trending now "bike to work" day. cyclists will be battling a light rain in the mo

ives, i met a man with seven wives. children to buttons, and they encode a variety of levels of information, each corresponding to counting different things about the children. abstractly, in using the buttons, i've turned the children into a mathematical object, a set. and the fact that it can be a little easier to count buttons in a jar -- or count properties of a set of objects -- than it is to count kids running around the neighborhood is just the smallest of hints at the power of combinatorics. counting things, that's what combinatorics is all about. as an individual field of study, it's a relatively new one. and these days, with its strong connection to the world of computing, by providing insights into how to best organize and understand the power of the computer, it's incredibly important for modern technology. however, as cutting edge as the subject may be, its basic concerns go back to puzzles and problems from the earliest recorded evidence of mathematical thought. now, this is a facsimile of the rhind papyru

you taking iv antibiotics? >> yes. >> i've heard about that as a treatment for people who have had it for some later stages of the disease. is that what they're doing now? >> you know, it's something that you know it depends on the case, neurologically how progressed people are but the majority of the time, yes. you have to get the iv antibiotics. in my case it was a little different because when we found out i was literally two months before my husband proposed to me so i didn't want to do the iv right away because i was planning a wedding. i started with orals and then i relapsed really bad and i had to do the iv. and it's been rough. we've had to live next to my parents. >> so you have this whole group you're wearing your green ribbons and your nails? >> i run a group on facebook called lyme away and i also run a mom's group. i started the group because i felt like i needed the support as well. my body was just not in the best shape. >> thank you for shurg your story. to give the people help because there's

>> the bag contained two vials of a drug labeled propofol, some syringes, and a pediatric butterfly iv. >> and it obviously had come from michelle's house 'cause contained within the bag was some mail that had been addressed to her. >> to use a pediatric butterfly iv is tiny. it would leave a tiny little pinprick that would be very hard to discover. >> the items were dusted for fingerprints, but none were >> propofol is, in a nutshell, the world's most powerful anti-breathing drug. in the medical setting, it's used by anesthesiologists to essentially put people to sleep. >> propofol, a prescription sedative, is an intravenous medication administered by medical professionals. too much propofol can cause death within seconds. investigators asked that michelle's toxicology tests be screened specifically for propofol. >> it's highly unusual. we wouldn't typically see propofol in our drug screen. so we've never detected it in other cases. >> as expected, tests were positive for propofol. >> i can't say with specificity how much drug she got. >> but one thing was clear, the dose was lethal.

the first of his relationship with jony ive. we have a picture of steven jonnie said at a table together. rick, what made this such an exceptional thing? >> go ahead. >> i think they are silly things of the relationship that are really interesting. the thing the thing that jony ive came to appreciate i think was that was kind of the relentlessness of the pace and how that opened up possibility of the possibility after possibility. he talked about him one of my favorite things from talking about him was when he talked about how when you create a product and this is not something i had expected to hear from them come when you create a product are two great things that come at it. there's the product itself and everything you learn in making the product and the learning is as important as the product. and it speaks to what that team was executing over all these years, you know? as soon as you know, well before, well before steve was on the stage introducing a great new product they had already decided that the new product from inte

a blood thinner called heparin is used to prepare their ivs. >> when you have an iv, there's a very,y, very dilute dose that they'll put a minuscule amount in the iv so that the iv doesn't clot up. >> when the babies get the iv, their blood unexpectedly turns thin as water. >> at one point as the doctors tried to clamp a bleeding wound in the remnant of t-boon's umbilical cord, blood spurted six feet across the room and splattered on the wall. >> doctors realize somebody has given the babies a massive overdose of heparin. 1,000 times more than it's supposed to be. >> they didn't notice that it was the wrong dose. >> here's how that overdose happens. >> the adult dose was in a dark blue vial. the pediatric dose was in a light blue vial. >> a technician accidentally puts the adult dose of heparin in the location where the children's dose is usually stored. then a nurse grabs the bottle without checking it. >> and our babies could have died that night. >> thankfully, doctors managed to control the bleeding, and the twins make a full recovery. workers stocking medication drawers make mis

ives promoted to chief design officer. >> this week marks the one-month anniversary of that devastating earthquake that killed more than 8000 people in the paul. .- nepal the challenges of getting life back to normal. betty: good afternoon. i'm betty liu, here with mark crumpton. mark: let's start with a look at what is moving the markets on this tuesday after that long memorial day holiday weekend. stocks dropping the most in three weeks, trading returning from a long holiday, the s&p 500 sing its biggest slide since may 12. the market down 1%. down 18 points. the nasdaq composite down as well. gold and oil both retreating. gold is at a two week low on speculation that federal reserve will raise interest rates this year. gold futures falling about 1.5%. sharply downalling over 3% at 5783. treasuries pretty much unchanged here with the two-year and 10 your notes. the bond investors are still not trusting the forecast. the currency markets as well, you are seeing the dollar strengthen quite considerably particularly against the euro. euro,wait against the also stronger against the end. -

it was the constitution that john tayloe iv served to the board. the state of virginia gave him a sword for his intrepidity and valor. you can see the sword outside as soon as we are done. a medal was given to him for his service against a british frigate. and his spyglass. what we don't have out there are the more common things, some of the more everyday items that would be used by officers and sailors of the uss constitution. we have reproductions to carry across the idea of what those would have been like and how they would have been used. as a midshipman, it was his responsibility to learn the trade of an officer and chief among those skills was navigation. navigation is, simply put, knowing where you are, where you are going, and how to get there. it requires tools any schoolchild would recognize, and tools like a standard compass. a floating, magnetized needle that points to the north pole. magnetic north pole is not a fixed point. it moves about five miles a year, but it is up around the arctic circle. this will always point in that directio

work closely cook has expanded ive's role.hat is a look at our top stories. the irish airline ryanair reporting a 66% increase in profits compared to a year ago. betty: europe's biggest discount carrier. michael o'leary spoke with "market makers" about gaining market share, cutting prices and improving customer service. mr. o'leary: the price war in europe is over, ryanair has won it. stuff top -- stephanie: it's never over. mr. o'leary: we have had flexible tickets for business people, families traveling with young kids get discounts and things like that. people arere abandoning the european legacy carriers and switching to ryanair. betty: i say hallelujah to this. of ten euros tickets are over and being cheap and nasty is going to be a thing of the past. pimm: michael o'leary was famously of ten euro tickets are over and being cheap and recorded at one point discussing the possibility of charging passengers a fee to use the loo. now you have got reserved seating, more legroom, owerosedly better meals, l missed departure and

frankford avenue, wheatsheaf lane sepv iv a street, sedgley avenue. traveling around port richmond keep in mind these closure points and tried to avoid this area at all cost. if you have to travel in and around this area, aramingo avenue would be my suggestion. it is at least do some sort of maneuvering. also in regards to suspensions, again as jan had mentioned earlier as well as all of us amtrak has been suspended between philadelphia and new york. running modified schedule between d.c. and philadelphia in addition to d.c. and philadelphia harrisburg and philadelphia, new york and boston and very fortunately new jersey transit the is cross honoring amtrak tickets between new york and trenton. we have a few other suspensions as well. the chestnut hill west line, trent than line for septa and new jersey transit a ac rail line has been suspended between 30th street and pennsauken. lots of maneuvering this morning. if you are planning to make plans to travel to new york, and jumping in the car expect higher volume then usual on the new jersey turnpike a

dehydrated. >> reporter: this is nate's first time with the iv dock. didn't have to leave his couch sold the engineer. or lift a finger. a cost, about $199. a price san francisco's growing on demand customers are willing to pay to gain back their day. making it the easy medicine for millennials. in san francisco, cate caugurian, kpix5. >>> well, these businesses have also popped up in vegas, la, and new york. >> a new block buster for netflix tonight. its stock has topped $600 at the first time closing at 61325. they may expand their streaming services to china. netflix stock is up 77% for the year. >>> tonight, one of the hottest girl groups ever is make ago come back thanks to some die hard fans. betty yu takes us backstage in san jose. ♪ every night, i get a little crazy. >> reporter: tlc. they are the best selling girl group in u.s. history. and singing and dancing to sell- out crowds since ... ♪ don't go chasing waterfalls ♪ >> reporter: more than 65 million records sold around the world. with hits like no scrubs, the hip hop r and b group defined

in the 2012-13 school year title iv amounted to $174 billion. the united states spent more money for people in higher education than any other nation. yet, accreditation is not a reliable indicator of quality. it deceives students and consumers. it is essentially a confidential process which hides in institutions advantages and this advantages. let me his explain. harvard and yale is accredited. so is our lady of holy cross college, the university of texas at brownsville and armstrong atlantic. if i am a student at harvard i'm nearly 100% likely to graduate in four years. if i go to hodges university in florida, based on the data from the 2007 cohort, i have zero chance of graduating in four years assuming i am a first time full-time student. if i go to our lady of holy cross college i have a 5% chance of graduating in four years. among african-american students a quarter of the student body, only 7% of first-time full-time students graduate within six years. at the university of texas at brownsville were 90% of the students are hispanic, only 9

ive played with better guys already. i was guarding donte green earlier. really helped to push my game forward and see what i've become. nathan garth arik has great footwork, hands. usually football players foul a lot. just want to get physical. arik knows the game. - charles garcia i would say dujan blairish but more athletic and on the ball more. blair is a big body. but aric can do so much. much bigger than dujaun. while you could see the dejuan blair comparison, arik always thought of himself as another julius peppers. like armstead, peppers played both sports in college. arik 11:30 julius peppers is my idol. i have him as a background on my phone. i look up to him. he played at a high level at both. my brother and i were trying to contact him. we'll see if that's possible. arik comes from an athletic family. his brother armond, played at usc and his father was an assistant in the n-b-a, so he knows how to put his son through a tough workout. (coaching) arik 12:40 my dad's tough on me. but he knows when to be tough and when to take a step back and let

to lose jony ive, that would be to lose the vision. at apple, saying this is great the troubling, because look atl have time to design. they are introducing another management layer. we know lieutenants have been promoted with him. is a title change? shery: he will focus on design and traveling. he is overseeing the development of the building of the campus at apple. lots of things he is doing now. roslin: a look at china's military operations going public on weibo and jony ive. back to you. rishaad: the euphoria primending any -- india's minister is evaporating. whether he has delivered on his prophecies. [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight rishaad: greece returning to the negotiating table today, blaming its credit for the long-running got. the prime minister says a deal

ive helped design for the ipad, ipad and smartwatch. he has 5,000 utility patents to his time. now span his wealth to include apple's retail stores in new california campus. >>> a controversial t-shirt created a stir for the pacific sun holding company. it features an upside down american flag. the shirts were removed from the pac-sun store in alabama after complaints from a customer. the complaint charged the memorial day display was distasteful and disrespectful. the complaint generated thousands of likes on social media. >>> and the holiday weekend was abounce at the box office, the lowest since 2001. a big reason was the poor performance of disney's "tomorrowland." the sci-fi adventure opened to an estimated $42 million in ticket sales. "tomorrowland" was followed by "pitch perfect 2" and "mad max" fury road." >>> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> well, a photograph of a couple about to be married went viral. u.s. marine corporal caleb earwood wanted to pray with his bride-to-be maggie before their ceremony in asheville, north carolina, sat

. >>> jony ive has been promoted this morning. considering the late steve jobs called ive his spiritual partner at apple. you have to wonder. how do you promote the man? he's chief designer already and has been knighted by the queen. apple created a new title. chief design officer or cdo, making him one of only three c level executives at apple. ceo, cfo and cdo, kris. some guy out there or some woman is saying you know what? i want to be cdo of my company. let's not have this start. only jony ive should get to be cdo .d nobody else. >> you're apple. you set a trend. you don't get to say where it goes. >>> to palo alto where the fight over a mobile home park picks up again tonight. residents of the bunna vista home work will speak out at a city council meeting tonight. the park's owners want to shut it down. residents say they can't afford to live anywhere else if the park closes. tonight's city council meeting is at 5:00 tonight. >>> crews expected to remove part of the broken oil pipeline near santa barbara today. plains all ame

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sabina's iv bag now tied with a disposable mask. anything to make it work. a single moment to celebrate the lives on this chopper. we touchdown again and this time, there are stretchers. medicines, fluids, and prayers. dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, nepal. >> simply amazing story from our dr. sanjay gupta. and so many resilient stories. lining the story of an 8-year-old girl crushed inside her home and somehow managed to make it out alive. >> we have documented the remarkable tales of survivable we are learning about. you can see our photo gallery on cnn.com. we were both on the air when we first heard about this earthquake. we all kind of new that it probably would be really bad. >> just the stories of people coming out of the rubble, still to this day. just incredible. >> in a moment, we turn back to the news from baltimore. police cleared the streets. this protester, live on cnn. that is next. it has magnesium and works more naturally than stimulant laxatives. for gentle cramp free relief of occasional constipation that works! mmm mmm live the regular life. >>> w

. >> a new popular service in the bay area, the iv dock. also dubbed the uber for hangovers. >> new year's day was busy for us and st. patrick's day. >> within a couple of hours, a nurse is at your doorstep. >> it's not very medically based, but it's very beneficial to people in situation where is they may need rehydration. >> not medically base because it's all done from your personal space. >> it's in the privacy of your own home. it's one on one with an rn. >> other treatments include recovery from the flu, jet lag, and food poisoning. and a vitamin refresher there. 's also a popular treatment for the burned out athlete. >> we drove to tahoe and back. dehydrated. >> this is his first time with the iv doc and the fact that he didn't have to leave his house sold the engineer. >> the cost, about $199, a price san francisco's growing on demand customers are willing to pay to gain back their day, making it the easy medicine for millennials. >> kpix5. >> that will teach you to cut yourself off next time. >>> california has a new top dog this m

this year, 30 students are taking the ap english iv exam. before shanna arrived, the number was exactly zero. shanna's impact reaches beyond her classroom as well. her english-as-a-second-language students write bilingual books for kids, and record lessons that refugee families can access online. her ap students hit the streets of amarillo on public health campaigns, conduct social science research on the health benefits of gratitude. i love that, too. [laughter] as her school's instructional coach and as a literacy trainer for the district, shanna helps other teachers learn how to better teach reading and writing. for some of her colleagues she's a godsend. her principal says, "one teacher told me he was sinking until shanna came to his rescue." she often uses the tale of hansel and gretel to finish the school year. it's a story, she says, of how we can be our own heroes -- find our way out of the forest. shanna's students have gone on to the ivy league. they've won prestigious scholarships. but more importantly, many have just found their

he gets iv infusions. tried and failed. >> it is a struggle. he had a stroke inside the will.ly he made some advances. he learns to walk. as he got older the seizures became more frequent and debilitating. >> i never know which seizure will lead into the ones that don't stop. >> this is what his mother made to send lawmakers to legalize medical marijuana. governor andrew cuomo pass the legislation. the drug would not become available until 2016. she moved to california where she could legally give him this medical marijuana. here to talk about these regulations is new jersey's very own. bill: my 1st question tell me about your medical story. >> i happen to have bone cancer. a couple of tumors. i have a couple in me right now. i use marijuana for pain relief. i'm not hurt on any pharmaceutical drugs. they separated the different chemicals in marijuana the substance called cbd, a medical quality substance and marijuana that does not get you high. this is what they are giving to epileptics. >> the thing that infuriates me it's not about getting high but getting children the medic

very seat -- in the iv that look very sick. there was a groundskeeper and asked if he knew what was wrong with the bird. he said no. i asked if he could find out. he also said no. i said, i think you ought to do that. i walked down the tennis court and it was a saturday morning. i thought, no, no, no. i want back and said excuse me, sir, my father will be really unhappy if this bird dies and nobody tried to find out what was wrong with it. he said, ok. when we got back from the tennis court, there was a pigeon sitting on a towel on the ushers desk waiting for the sc -- spca who discovered it was dying of old age. [laughter] but it did not die in the presence of ivy. president reagan, my father, felt that this world -- squirrels on the white house grounds were severely underprivileged. because they were oaktree's, it did not bear any fruit. there were no a card on the white house grounds. -- acorns on the white house grounds. he would bring a great big plastic bag of acorns that he had gathered at camp david and would put them o

. ♪♪ ♪ u'renly ung ce. lessou he a baru nnouer) e suru x osstk.symmricaall-eel ive us mpglo.it whamakea>>> a $10,000 reward is being offered in the search for a man who abused a san francisco dog. some of the images are graphic. the dog named max millian, is -- ms. speaker million -- named max millian -- named maximilian, is being treated at a local animal hospital. coming up, what you need to know to avoid a traffic nightmare. snri think we'll see lots of clouds because this system will produce lots of cloudy and cool conditions. i'll tell you how long it will last coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> the countdown is on for a san francisco tradition that's become famous for its flair. the beta breakers festival begins tomorrow night and will last hours into the morning. it's written here as icon wick but it is -- iconic, but it is pretty wacky. >> reporter: the people that have signed up will be in their costum

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the budget report goes into t abou t t occupa in ont r fr rnew wh ive dm ! @) fi %# e f w sed 2 bbam as o age th ra by a dol a sq f annt cu m r i ab ^ dollars6 f i k t nu stun no h t m oe in. this par tract wo u ing 57 dolla20 or 3 de " ma rate . s w p hap t p tranac a t mrs it ics ne cp a pai f h ti sw at t llor"s exn @p >> welcome to the cinco de mayo meeting of the san francisco entertainment commission. my name is brian tan and i am the commission president, thank you all for being here tonight, our few housekeeping items that we do every time are to one make sure that your cell phones are on vibrate or off, and two, if you are a member of the public, if you fill out a card and hand it to the staff and they will get it up to me and i will also call the public comment at any other time and feel free to come up and speak then, thank you to sfgov, tv and media services for broadcasting live to the public >> lee. >> here. >> joseph. >> lee. >> here >> we have excused absences for commissioner frost and caminong. >> all right. >> the first item is public comm

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. ♪ u'renly ung ce. lessou he a baru nnouer) e suru x osstk.symmricaall-eel ive us mpglo.it whamakeauru a suru. [♪♪♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ >> gary :it will start with the local business in them get back with the play off news giants first of 4 in cincinnati. far from a packed house in cincinnati at great american ball park bottom 4th tim lincecum with that hat turned to the side slips on the mound and almost falls over he had slipped earlier and they trainer checked his spikes awkward moment for lincecum top 8th/ 3-2 reds angel pagan lines a single off the glove of joey votto joe panik scores 3-3 tie bottom 8th/ 3-3 tie marlon byrd who had a 2-run single off lincecum earlier. takes sergio romo out to left a solo homer 4-3 reds final: 4-3 reds giants fall below.500 17-18 reds have won 12-of-15 from the giants in cincinnati the warriors off to memphis this morning for game 6 tomorrow

there's no word on the price for the g iv. >>> if spring has you wanting to upgrade your wheels, make sure the car you want suits your needs. alicia vitarelli has the deal with the checklist. >> reporter: spring gives new life to the auto industry especially after a long winter and buying a family car can present different challenges. kelly blue book says to start by researching safety ratings and the insurance institute for highway safety. for used car shopping review recall lists then when head to the showroom. take your child's safety seat with you and test for yourself to see how difficult that seat is to get in and out even the booster seats too. >> reporter: for safety outside of the vehicle. >> there are so many systems available with blind spot detection, you want to have sensors around the vehicles to let you know there's cross traffic for pedestrians. >> reporter: scope out the rear cargo area an extra row of seating may come at the and he knows of storage state. see if the hatch can be opened hand free to help pack items and strollers. and rear seat options to get ready for

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they want to get them into the ivs and the little ivs. it's a poison ivy. it doesn't make any difference. >> host: but it does make a difference in terms of students these days getting out of school with so much bad that they are on this track that they have to get high-paying jobs and a lot of times getting the high-paying jobs depend on what college you went to how you did there. >> host: >> guest: plus, what you majored in. velocity come engineering. now they are pushing spam come the science technology engineering and math. >> host: what to advise people saying i'm coming out of school with $100,000 in debt. i want to do something good for the world. what can i do? >> guest: the first thing you can do is marry up if that is possible. it's a tough thing but they will excuse much of the debt if you do public interest law. a lot of law schools are doing that. some of the colleges also. but we are fighting all of these wars. we've been fighting iran and iraq, to wars that can't be one can't be explained, can't be afforded in the children in school or big my

pretty impress ive for the first named storm.monday, monday afternoon this system is going pretty close to the region. effectively it just enhances our moisture field with a little more water vapor and we feel the humidity into the air. that increases the chance of showers and storms and also the system west that i just showed comes in as well. accommodations likely chances of rain more to monday. ana here slow churn. still moving and still pretty far south. sunday and monday, monday the likeliest storm day. from this vantage point it's a long -- you see a lot of storm activity. just humidity working in. we'll get to the storms in a minute and a closer view. tomorrow morning mild but a little humid. could see the fog forming. some cloud cover around, only 60's. note the humidity levels going up. cloud cover morning. hesitate to really say warm. at least humid. slight chance of a storm and a very isolated nature in the afternoon. it leaves cloud cover. get out for an outdoor activity with mom tomorrow, can do it before the storm c

as long as you are taking title iv money. where there is maybe a difference, i would have to look. there is a question on how you cooperate -- incorporate the money. i don't think it is connected to the default rate. if i am correct, there is no difference. >> thank you. >> i can say within the accreditation system of the for-profits, they have been held to certain baseline requirements that the nonprofits have not. in terms of certain basin requirements -- basic requirements higher expectations for for-profit. it is been up for grabs as the what was acceptable and what was not for nonprofits. there is no baseline for graduation rates. although there are baselines for for-profits. >> thank you. >> commissioner? >> thank you. so, mr. haskins just testified their recommendations at brookings is to take programs to reform them and create a more general grant program to provide that kind of support. i was wondering whether you also -- what is your response to that recommendation? >> quite frankly, i have not analyzed a lot of those programs myself. my concern with that recommendation w

jony ive, everyone thinking this is carving him out to be the focus of the future.ark: coming up we look at the prospects for an agreement between the greek creditors and government. stay with us. ♪ mark: the greek government has expressed confidence a deal can still be reached with its creditors by the end of the month, in time for a payment to the imf jute -- do on june 5. disagreements still exist on sales tax rates and pension rules. stanley fischer weighed in on the situation yesterday. he says europe will find a way to deal with these situations. >> there is still a great problem. nobody quite knows how that is going to be resolved but it is expected now by most people that the euro area will break up. they will probably find a way of dealing with greece. if they do not, they have put a lot of safeguards in place to make it possible for that to happen. mark: let's discuss the situation in greece and some of the other key stories. joining us is christopher. stanley fischer is hopeful some sort of agreement can be reached. they still have to pay a lot of money i

there are no iv fluids on this helicopter. no defibrillator.ing into cardiac arrest. it's aggressive but i just delivered a cardiac thump. a quick, strong hit to the chest in a last-ditch effort to get her heart back into action. she came back and for a moment everything calms down. i slowly try and rehydrate her the old fashioned way. it's a scene playing out every hour of every day. look at the small space this helicopter had to land on top of this hill. hardly any room to spare. they are taking off these badly needed supplies as quickly as they can because there's a woman on that helicopter who nearly went into cardiac arrest. they have to get her back as quickly as possible. here come the patients one by one. i'm handed a precious little baby to fly back whose mother is too weak to hold her. the iv bag tied to the ceiling using a disposal facemask. anything to just make it work. just a single moment to celebrate the lives on this chopper. we touch down again and this time there are stretchers medicines, fluids and prayers. dr. sanjay gupta,

sabini's iv bag is now tied to the ceiling use a disposable face mask.e moment to celebrate the lives on this chopper. we touch down again and this time there are stretchers, medicines, fluids, and prayers. dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, nepal. >> and we'll be, of course, getting more updates from the situation there in nepal from our team who is there with dr. sanjay gupta. >>> chile's volcano as erupted for the third time in the past eight days. the latest blast is not as severe as last week's eruption. still, a large plume of smoke rose high into the sky. authorities have evacuated about 1500 people. that's in addition to the 4400 forced from their homes last week. volume containic ash from the eruptions is up to two feet or 60 sent meters thick in some areas. >>> in sports news, the fight of the century is just a day away. floyd mayweather and manny pacquio will step into the ring saturday night. don talked to both fighters. mayweather says he's not subdued, as some have suggested. he's just matured over the years. pacquiou says he's just happy to represent

thomas webster iv was arrested monday. he was indicted for second degree assault. the charges are are the result of a lawsuit brought by the aclu after another grand jury declined to indict him last year. >>> jury selection begins in the trial of four former police officers. prosecutors built their case on testimony from a former colleague jeffrey walker. walker pleaded guilty last year. >>> tornado alley is braising for more severe storms today and tomorrow. this is video of several tornados tearing through texas over the past 12 hours. wednesday's outbreak is responsible for one death and more than a dozen injuries. >>> and now this looks like snow, but it's hail covering a highway in colorado. interstate 25 in colorado springs had to be shut down so crews could get the quarter size ice pellets off the road. >> we haven't had that around here. >> reporter: and tam you've been saying we could use the rain, we'll have to wait until monday, possibly tuesday before we see the rain. we have an issue with fog down the shore mainly. areas highlighted in red that's the q

jorge: el padre de la joven alondra que fue entregada su madre, diÓ explicaciones de por quÉ clase iv creo que yo lo hecho por un mal yo lo hice porque querÍa sentirme seguro de mi hija. >> por primera vez explicÓ en detalle por quÉ tomÓ la decisiÓn de separar a su hija cuando alondra tenÍa cuatro aÑos de edad. >> hay medice un primo que se aventÓ de panza. >> fue entonces que supo que la vida de su hija no le importaba a la madre y que a la hora de buscar la custodia de las autoridades en texas nunca hicieron caso de ser un examen psicolÓgico a dorotea. >> inclusive teng una notificaciÓn que dijo que yo le habÍa dado un cuchillo para que matara. >> lo que mÁs me sorprende es que las autoridades no hayan tomado en cuenta que dorothy ya tiene otras identificaciones con nombres distintos, y asÍ le dieron la custodia de su hija. incluso no cree que le quite los cargos como le prometiÓ. si ella no lo ha hecho hasta ahorita, no le va a hacer, porque ella ya tiene lo que querÍa, y no le importa mi situaciÓn y la de mi hija. >> dice que seguirÁ trabajando muy duro porque quiere tener la opor

. ♪ u'renly ung ce. lessou he a baru nnouer) e suru x osstk.symmricaall-eel ive us mpglo.it whamakeauru a suru. >> pam :a 17- year old surrendered to san jose police today. in connection with this home invasion robbery. we first brought you this story yesterday in our 5- o'clock news. police say, this home on the 49-hundred block of shiloh court in san jose. was victim of a burglary last friday. once inside. two men meandered downstairs. both holding knives. one of them disconnects the phone. once upstairs. they go bedroom to bedroom. eventually getting to where two adults and a baby were hiding. after hearing that the family already called 9-1-1-. the crooks take off. nothing was stolen. the owner is not sure if this was an attempted burglary, attempted kidnapping or murder. the teen who surrendered today. was booked into the santa clara county juvenile hall. no word on the other suspect in what--involved a promising local teen athlete lets out a racist outburst. and pays the price. now the school on the receiving end of the rant. is speaking out. >> gary :and the giants and the day

. >> it is three four,ive hours a day with some of the most highly trained artists in the business. >> after tonight out of district students will thought be admitted into the prestigious school that focuses on dance music and theater. proponents say what starteds a way to brings in exceptionally talented students turned into a process without oversight and transpency. >> the school is about san francisco and we wanto draw from san francisco and encourage our premiere school of the arts to really make sure it is benefiting san francisco. >> theyay limiting admissions will dilute the school's pool of talent. >> you are going to creep on program because there are not enough kids in the city that have interest or enough for me toake them in. >> students who were accepted this spring will be admitted. after that the school of te arts will only be for students who live in the district. in san francisco alan wang, abc7 news. >> new drugs, new dangers. why scientists are warning to switch birth control pills. >> and it is not part of the pre flight checklist. why it landed one flight uh 10 d

ive recruitment. >> what service. >> civil service commission. >> i'm sorry. >> civil service commission. >> so we can there's an a - a process for the analysis approved budget so we can rely on that maybe have you (inaudible). >> we had having have had a position vacant for a shorted period of time and redirected some of the money but it maybe because it is still vacant we've approve a little bit more. >> those are the only considerations whatever our salaries within the fiscal year and what we p had planned as the staffing level we've agreed will go 0 into the fiscal year 2016 we'll be able to meet those obligations they don't cuts our other staff obligates i suspect with the size organization and the size of staff we have turnover and i know there's some salary statement. >> we've taken everything in salary but we were looking maybe salary surveys to going towards additional translation services but asked for a supplemental to complete instead of using the language services we can reindirect. >> that's put that dot mayors right now. >> well, i know or mean many requests. >> we'll have

. >> starting at $175, you get an iv filled with fluids to rehydrate, medicine to ease headaches ande medical director for the hang over club is doctor more east beer. yep, beer. >> it is ironic, but pure coincidence. >> doctor beer says many of their clients are busy professionals, who don't want a hang over to slow them down. the iv works much faster than drinking fluids. >> and literally within half hour they're feeling better, ready to tackle the day. and they feel as good as new. >> sells real estate for a living, he felt the effect quickly. >> it is amazing it bridges you right back like it never happened. >> several companies throughout who offer hydration therapy to treat hang overs. but cbs news chief medical correspondent john la puke says if ij is injected improperly can cause infection and swelling. >> us just drink a fluid rehydrate yourself, it is inexpensive, it is safe, and to me, that's the way to go if you have a severe hang over. >> then, there is the easiest way to avoid a hang over. maybe you should drink a little less? >> that's true but you know, you get carrie