about 14%, and one man right on the stock all along, you had listen to him, billionaire investor jeff greeneff, thank you for joining us. >> hi, liz, how are you doing? liz: i am well. we had you on shortly off started shorting twitter. that was december of 2013. so going into 2014, the stock was about $72 a share. what was it about it, you inherited a bunch of ipo shares in a fund from jpmorgan, what told you that's not going to work right now? >> i never thought twitter was going to work. what i thought is twitter worth $40-50 billion not having a model to sell to sell through. the problem is, if you look at the information facebook or google has with consumers, you can understand how advertisers go to them and spend the money. i never understood how that was going to work with twitter. liz: you started shorting them. and we made up graphics that we obtained from you how much money you made whether realized or unrealized in gains by shorting and turns out to be $13 million? >> you know, again, a lot of the game was from buying it because i got into it when the valuation was below $10 billi

. >> i'm just wondering how much -- we have jeff green coming on later. he's a billionaire. >> we all throw money in the pot. here's the one thing i want to caution everybody about. you know right now they're fighting about 7 billion euros. dispersement of 7 billion euros. that gets them to maybe august or september. we're going to be back at this because it's estimated they just need probably 50 billion over the next couple of years to maintain the government because the economy is so bad again the tax revenue isn't covering the cost of running the government anymore for the country. >> do you think walmart is going to hand over the money. >> $7 billion for a country. >> it's not that much but you're talking about four or five years that they're waiting for reforms. >> you have to give them money now so they can pay back the money. >> you want to get back the money you owe but you want to see reforms set in place. you can't retire at 50. the germans are not going to continue -- >> don't tell me -- it's a little late already for me. but that's part of it.

trying to say he grabbed his arm. >> jeff: watch draymond green again. hould have been retipped. or rethrown up. >> mark: how about a foul? >> jeff: or a foul. listen i've never seen a great player not get the benefit of the doubt on two consecutive plays. >> mike: several times down the stretch. cavaliers though still lead. curry with j.r. smith on him. fakes. draws the foul. it's going to be two free-throws as j.r. smith went for the fake and curry can give them the lead at the free-throw line. >> jeff: that's the third bad foul by j.r. smith. again, they switch it he gets a little space and shows the shot clearly, a two. i do not like that call. steph curry is jumping into the space as j.r. smith goes up to contest. it's clearly a two-point shot but to me, just like in the restricted zone you have the right as a defender to go up a guy should not be able to dive into you. >> mike: that's the sixth foul on j.r. smith. so he fouls out in 39 minutes with 13 points. curry during the regular season 91% from the free-throw line. number one in the nba in free

trying to say he grabbed his arm. >> jeff: watch draymond green again. hould have been retipped. or rethrown up. >> mark: how about a foul? >> jeff: or a foul. listen i've never seen a great player not get the benefit of the doubt on two consecutive plays. >> mike: several times down the stretch. cavaliers though still lead. curry with j.r. smith on him. fakes. draws the foul. it's going to be two free-throws as j.r. smith went for the fake and curry can give them the lead at the free-throw line. >> jeff: that's the third bad foul by j.r. smith. again, they switch it he gets a little space and shows the shot clearly, a two. i do not like that call. steph curry is jumping into the space as j.r. smith goes up to contest. it's clearly a two-point shot but to me, just like in the restricted zone you have the right as a defender to go up a guy should not be able to dive into you. >> mike: that's the sixth foul on j.r. smith. so he fouls out in 39 minutes with 13 points. curry during the regular season 91% from the free-throw line. number one in the nba in free

jeff green, adam taylor and particularly, ms. howard for really doing a great job on our and for budget priorities. i'm really excited. when we look at what funds some which no longer gets any press because over the last number of years with the mayor and board working together medical director of the job making certain priorities associates are pretty boring and basic part of the budget. let's not forget, for now i think the third year in a row we are fully funding street resurfacing out of the general fund, the mayor has proposed that each year. we have, i never cut up any, from that amount. i think anyone remembers a time when the mayor and the board ever funded fully funded, will resurfacing out of the general fund, and we are doing that yet again. we continue to fully fund hiv services, including backfilling every penny of federal cuts for the sixth or seventh year in a row. we are accelerating police hiring by finding a police academy classes over the next two years. i want to thank the mayor mayor for his leadership on tha

construction site, nearby this is a property we can. 25 acres on a bill or hilltop owned by billionaire jeff greene. this is currently the most expensive residential listed property in the country. welcome to palazzo di amore. ray.is joyce you are going to take me on a tour. certainly am. 2010, i closed to the highest sale in the united states and that was at $50 million in 2010. now we are seeing many sales at $100 million. reporter: on our tour, the music room is first. joyce: isn't this spectacular? reporter: this is three times the size of my apartment. this is one of the family rooms. ille in themini versa backyard and a vineyard. favorite,s is my cabernet. reporter: a larger room downstairs holds a lot more. there is the formal dining room and a two-story entertaining complex separate from the house. joyce: we are ready to dance. danceer: with revolving floor, bowling alley, and infinity pool. when it comes to buyers, the air up here is thin. joyce: we have people from around the world coming to look. a real estate that accommodates a large family, there aren't many like this. reporter: looki

fla -- feller hilltop owned by billionaire jeff greene.urrently the most expensive in the country. if listing prices $195 million. is joyce who will take me our. two 2010 i close the highest price in the united states and in 2010.at 50 million now we are seeing many sales at 100 million. is first.ic room >> isn't this spectacular? this is three times the size of my apartment. this is my family -- one of the family rooms. next to this is the vineyard. >> this is the upstairs wine wine cellar. this is my favorite. meantime, a larger one downstairs that holds much more. there is also a formal dining room and two-story entertainment conflict separate from the house. with a revolving dance floor. a movie theater and infinity pool. joyce tells me when it comes to buyers, there appear is been. air up here is thin. if you want real estate that large family, there are not many like this. million will be sold. with newe world, five players in new york, connecticut, france and hong kong. went for more than $600 million total. mark: i have one thing t

justice anthony kennedy in democratic courts appointees -- jeff green come over to you. we were talking about how many companies have moved ahead of this. allowances forg same-sex couples when it comes to benefits, health care benefits, retirement benefits, all that. can you contrast that with how the federal government and other state employees are treated? jeff: the federal government is where we had the previous supreme court decision. i cannot say state-by-state how this plays out. this is bringing the rest of the country in line. the fact that companies are behind this is the key thing. that is sort of the expectation now, that this is going to set up the companies to get behind a push to now go to the states where you can still legally discriminate and get those laws changed. fors the next frontier companies, these copies have a great infrastructure. the lg bt group has a great infrastructure in place. companies pressured to show their support. the next frontier would be to get the states that don't currently allow people to be gay without fear of discrimination, t

site, nearby, this is a property we can. 25 acres on the bell are hilltop owned by billionaire jeff greenes currently the most expensive residential listed property in the country. go to palazzo don't amore, the listing price is $195 million choice.s you are going to take me on a tour. highest i closed the sale in the united states at $50 million in 2010. now, we are seeing many sales at $100 million. >> the music room is first. >> this is spectacular. >> wow. this is three times the size of my apartment. this is one of the family rooms and there is a mini versailles in the backyard and a vineyard next to it. upstairss the winetasting. this is my favorite. >> meantime, a larger one downstairs that holds much more. there is also the formal dining room and two-story entertainment complex separate from the house. >> here we go. >> we are ready to dance. >> with the revolving dance for, anling alley, movie theater, infinity pool. when it comes to buyers, the error appears thin. >> we get people from around the world coming to look. because of course, if you want a real estate that accommodates

green battling. rebound again from tristan thompson. his 15th of the game. smith tied up. >> jeff> mike: james. another miss. green, the rebound. they've now missed their last 12 shots. and oracle arena has erupted. >> mark: but mike go back to the depth of this warrior team. they throw so many guys at you. multiple positions. the energy and the effort off the bench. and for the cavs to have a chance j.r. smith has got to be better. he's got to be better than he was in game one. >> mike: green adds to the lead, now nine. jipd r. smith j.r. smith, he started hot. he had nine points in that first half. six of them in the first quarter. and he hasn't scored in the second half or overtime. time-out, cavaliers. ten-point golden state lead. what do you think of when you think of the united states postal service? exactly. that's what pushes us to deliver smarter simpler faster sleeker earlier fresher harder farther quicker and yeah even on sundays. what's next? we'll show you. >> mike: aerial coverage provided by goodyear. everything good year has learned making tires for game-changing t

green battling. rebound again from tristan thompson. his 15th of the game. smith tied up. >> jeffke: james. another miss. green, the rebound. they've now missed their last 12 shots. and oracle arena has erupted. >> mark: but mike go back to the depth of this warrior team. they throw so many guys at you. multiple positions. the energy and the effort off the bench. and for the cavs to have a chance j.r. smith has got to be better. he's got to be better than he was in game one. >> mike: green adds to the lead, now nine. jipd r. smith j.r. smith, he started hot. he had nine points in that first half. six of them in the first quarter. and he hasn't scored in the second half or overtime. time-out, cavaliers. ten-point golden state lead. what do you think of when you think of the united states postal service? exactly. that's what pushes us to deliver smarter simpler faster sleeker earlier fresher harder farther quicker and yeah even on sundays. what's next? we'll show you. >> mike: aerial coverage provided by goodyear. everything good year has learned making tires for game-changing tract

jeff: he's played 46. curry's played 43. draymond green, 40. it's what happens. got to rely on your best players to have the stamina and endurance to play great basketball even through fatigue. >> mike: there you see curry's numbers. only missed two here in the finals. comes up short. and david blatt will call time-out. with 36.7 seconds remaining. and golden state hanging onto this lead. it is currently seven. now blatt is out of time-outs, so both teams out of time-outs. you saw curry with 23. draymond green, the triple-double. once again, andre iguodala with a fantastic performance. >> jeff: two-way performance, mike. his scoring has been such a bonus. his play-making, you expect. the three-point shooting. you don't. the defense, you expect. the scoring punch, an incredible bonus to this warrior attack. and he was consistent. he didn't play one bad game. six straight really good performances by iguodala. >> mike: the veteran in his second year at golden state. in his 11th year in the league. just a brilliant performance in his first nba finals. 36.7 left. j.r.

jeff: he's played 46. curry's played 43. draymond green, 40. it's what happens. got to rely on your best players to have the stamina and endurance to play great basketball even through fatigue. >> mike: there you see curry's numbers. only missed two here in the finals. comes up short. and david blatt will call time-out. with 36.7 seconds remaining. and golden state hanging onto this lead. it is currently seven. now blatt is out of time-outs, so both teams out of time-outs. you saw curry with 23. draymond green, the triple-double. once again, andre iguodala with a fantastic performance. >> jeff: two-way performance, mike. his scoring has been such a bonus. his play-making, you expect. the three-point shooting. you don't. the defense, you expect. the scoring punch, an incredible bonus to this warrior attack. and he was consistent. he didn't play one bad game. six straight really good performances by iguodala. >> mike: the veteran in his second year at golden state. in his 11th year in the league. just a brilliant performance in his first nba finals. 36.7 left. j.r.

josh, former red sox, playing for the green and gold. top 4, jeffg it off of the green monster, second double of the game. a's led 4-0. now, he pitched 7 innings, blowing it by mike. one of the strikeouts in the game. the red sox bats t bats it woke it up. getting boston on the boor. a day for clifford, the a's don't know how to play the green monster. they don't. red sox batted around in to beat the a's and sweep that series. switch gears, over to tennis. djokovic looking for his first french open title to complete the career grand slam. choker, going on early. court, forehand too much for her to handle. won the first set,6-4, she would not bow down. took down djokovic, now, we will show you all 23 shots in this rally. look at that. fast guys, huh? but djokovic will go long with the return to get the point and take the second set 6-4. and he keeps the momentum rolling. crowd-pleasing. he is just 3 and 17 all-time. djokovic wins it 4 sets for second career grand slam. he is the lowest seed winner since 2004. >>> now, tiger woods, shot an 85 yesterda

and hooking at inglooking at the radar, you see lots of green. jeff, we got quite the soaking today. >> what we're tracking is the center of low pressure that helped this spiral in remnant moisture for what was once hurricane blanca. we're gradually going to see the heaviest rainfall die down. so still tracking sof lingering showers. i think we're done with the worst of it at this point. you can see across contra costa, spotty areas of showers, also for fremont. and in the south bay, we had a decent amount of rainfall but now it's only producing a rainfall rate of about 0.002 an inch per hour. with the rain moving in from the east, the east bay had the most

inglooking at the radar, you see lots of green. jeff, we got quite the soaking today. >> what we're tracking is the center of low pressure that helped this spiral in remnant moisture for what was once hurricane blanca. we're gradually going to see the heaviest rainfall die down. so still tracking sof lingering showers. i think we're done with the worst of it at this point. you can see across contra costa, spotty areas of showers, also for fremont. and in the south bay, we had a decent amount of rainfall but now it's only producing a rainfall rate of about 0.002 an inch per hour. with the rain moving in from the east, the east bay had the most rainfall. 0.47 in brentwood. so how rare is it to get rainfall in june? we usually average 0.09 of an inch for the entire month. but in 24 hours, we picked up a tenth of an inch. so a new daily and monthly record for san jose. >> thank you, jeff. good news for our thirsty lawns but it won't make a dent in the drought. the average couple uses nearly 200 gallons of water each day. but a couple in hay

. >> jeff: and again, that ball has to go to david lee and draymond green. >> mike: 38 points for lebronjames. six-point game. kur icurry. puts up a three -- it's good! stephen curry nails another! and it's a three-point game. 18.8 remaining. cavs still have one time-out left. and they'll use it here. so everybody's out of time-outs. how about curry keeping the warriors hopes alive? >> jeff: but i don't like using that last time-out there without running the baseline and trying to get it in. >> mike: they can advance the ball in the front court off the time-out. >> mark: this is why he's the mvp. look at the guys sacrificing their body. and then curry does the rest. this is why you get the ball out of his hands and force somebody else to make this play. he's proven. he's a knockdown shooter. he's dangerous anywhere on the floor. we got a three-point game because of that. >> mike: he's got 17 points here in the fourth quarter. 27 for the game. that's his seventh three of the night. and he's finally found the rhythm. >> jeff: that shot -- the degree of difficulty is a straight ten. that wa

. >> jeff: and again, that ball has to go to david lee and draymond green. >> mike: 38 points for lebronjames. six-point game. kur icurry. puts up a three -- it's good! stephen curry nails another! and it's a three-point game. 18.8 remaining. cavs still have one time-out left. and they'll use it here. so everybody's out of time-outs. how about curry keeping the warriors hopes alive? >> jeff: but i don't like using that last time-out there without running the baseline and trying to get it in. >> mike: they can advance the ball in the front court off the time-out. >> mark: this is why he's the mvp. look at the guys sacrificing their body. and then curry does the rest. this is why you get the ball out of his hands and force somebody else to make this play. he's proven. he's a knockdown shooter. he's dangerous anywhere on the floor. we got a three-point game because of that. >> mike: he's got 17 points here in the fourth quarter. 27 for the game. that's his seventh three of the night. and he's finally found the rhythm. >> jeff: that shot -- the degree of difficulty is a straight ten. that wa

for one california native that took the green flag for the final time. 24 meant retiring jeff gordon.he lived there until he was 9. aj allmendinger grew up idolizing him. look at this, david reagan, taking out martin truex jr. somehow he came back and resumed. on board here with aj. halfway through the race. hit the garage to get the car just right. returned but 12 laps down. 32 to go, there is david regan again. the 55 taking out the 19 defending champion carl edwards. now, look at his car. and an enferno. he was ocean. gordon was penlized when a crewmember tossed this object. went from 40th to 3rd to 16th. 94 months after busch broke his leg and foot he is doing this with a cup car. as johnson drifted by and then passed for the lead he was able to hold off his older brother, kurt busch to take the checkered flag. second career victory at sonoma. [cheers and applause] >> man i did not know if this day would come this year. it certainly has and come quicker than most expected, and me. but it does not matter, we won today and it was a busch win, too. >> wait until you see my sit down w

see your john deere dealer for great green tag savings on the e series family of tractors. >>> jeff skversky has a check on sports. oh, man the phillies, they have problems. >> how are you with bats can you swing a bat. >> i'm okay. >> we will take okay at this point. >> we will take okay. what happened this weekend rockies have the worst pitching in baseball yet phillies only managed to score four runs. four. the result is phillies swept at home by colorado for the first time ever. it is painful to watch phillies right now um. even the rockies bench they need a neck brace get whiplash watching ball after ball leave the yard, first inning jerome williams right down the middle. not and, gone. two run shot. phillies fall behind two to nothing. in the fifth deja vu dj le mayhu a two run home run off williams. phillies out homered 15-one. the fanatic trying to start a rally in the seventh down by phillies threatening. bases loaded, no outs. go ahead run at the plate. cameron ruf darren ruf and ben reveer strike out to leave them loaded. phillies one for their last 27 runners in scoring position.

green. he's got six assists in his best game so far of these finals. >> jeff: it's not often that lebron james gets outplayed, mike. but andre iguodala has won that match-up tonight. >> mike: mozgov. lost it. the double-team. and here comes livingston again. livingston drives down the lane -- james reaches in and picks up his fifth foul. and shaun livingston says "we're good," as he's going to go the line. his team right now, 16-point lead with 3:30 to play. some of the fans starting to head for the exits. >> mark: some people might say, lebron's played a lot of minutes, fatigue is setting in -- no there's no excuse. the great ones, there's no excuse. going to give you plays when you make historic numbers through the first three games of the finals. well tonight, you didn't get it done. accept it and look forward to going on the road and see if your act travels. >> mike: meanwhile, going on the road for golden state has been good all season. they were the best road team in the regular season. and much like the series in the conference semifinals against memphis, down 2-1, playing a game four o

green. pimm: still ahead on "bloomberg market day," alibaba chairman jeff motte is speaking in new york ande will have the latest on what he is saying and why he says more companies should do business in china. ♪ pimm: welcome back to "bloomberg market day." and pimm fox with betty liu. let us look at the top stories costing the bloomberg terminal this moment. campbell soup's is adding stocks to its market line. garden fresh is the number one refrigerated salsa brand that makes hamas and tortilla chips. campbell is the latest package food company to try to integrate sales by adding up-to-date products through acquisitions. and chipotles part-time workers are going to get a boost in benefits . the restaurant chain says it will receive paid vacations, sick pay, and tuition reimbursement. those were previously offered only to full-time employees. chipotle has more than 50,000 workers. more fallout from hewlett-packard. the ill-fated acquisition of the software maker autonomy. hp will pay another $100 million as it prepares to settle a class-action litigation with ties to the 2011 deal. hewlett

green. he's got six assists in his best game so far of these finals. >> jeff: it's not often that lebron james gets outplayed, mike. but andre iguodala has won that match-up tonight. >> mike: mozgov. lost it. the double-team. and here comes livingston again. livingston drives down the lane -- james reaches in and picks up his fifth foul. and shaun livingston says "we're good," as he's going to go the line. his team right now, 16-point lead with 3:30 to play. some of the fans starting to head for the exits. >> mark: some people might say, lebron's played a lot of minutes, fatigue is setting in -- no there's no excuse. the great ones, there's no excuse. going to give you plays when you make historic numbers through the first three games of the finals. well tonight, you didn't get it done. accept it and look forward to going on the road and see if your act travels. >> mike: meanwhile, going on the road for golden state has been good all season. they were the best road team in the regular season. and much like the series in the conference semifinals against memphis, down 2-1, playing a game four o

. >>> hey, auto racing, the green flag will drop at sonoma raceway and this will be jeff gordon's lastsixth win on the track he knows so well. now, this is the vallejo native's last season as a full- time driver in the cup cars. and he was treated to a giant bottle of vino by track officials. he has 92 wins to his name and inspired countless other younger drivers including los gatos native aj allmendinger. >> to be able to say i have raced against jeff gordon, it's -- i never thought it would happen when it all those posters in my room. so it's cool to see everything that he has done and, you know, i hope he has a strong weekend at a home race. i hope he finishes second, honestly. [ laughter ] >> good luck to him. >>> baseball news. phillies manager ryne sandberg resigned after one full season with the club. philadelphia has the worst record in baseball and sandberg wants to leave before a shake- up took place in their front office. pete mccann none takes over as interim manager. >>> and finally, congratulations to our own andrea nakano and family who welcomed a baby girl into the worl

actually 3-2 giants pitc hitter jeff freddy scores then revere all the way aorund from 1st base the phillies eek out a win meanwhile the a's taking on the red sox hits the greenng around to score at's--a's take teh elad --take the lead 2 red sox runs later they take the lead and go on to score 7 runs in the 8th inning to win the game. 7-4 big story the warriors despite predictions that they would cruise through game 2 because of an injured irving. now we are looking at a tied series >> vicki : going to be a hot day tomorrow brian in fact look for temperatures close to a hundred degrees but then colder and colder on tuesday >> vicki : that's it for kron 4 news at 11 stay connected with kron 4 news and get the latest news @ kron 4 news dot com good night introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. every me aarga ash g brks u thw yo mon awa bargn bausergo tough morbags yea th glauser ad. reng thasave [baseball crowd noise] ♪ ♪ [x1 chime] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] oh! i can't believe it! [cheering] hi, grandma! ♪ >>> the weekend insider from hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >>> the shoot was about my life. >> bruce'

green black camry or a honda. we did speak with a family member of a man injured in the shooting. they is said to be doing okay. live in alexandria, jeff goldberg abc7 news. >> a well known d.c. nightclub is shut down and the employees is accused of covering up an assault that took place inside. chief lanier ordered the park closed for 92 of hours and contend that the club employees carried an injured person out the backdoor. the park was the scene of a stabbing involving the redskins player brandon banks in 2011. and chris brown assault case in 2013. rough start for the morning commute for some after last night's storm and shooting. the cars stalled outs trying to get through the high water on the eastern avenue near addison road in northeast d.c. meteorologist joins us. more heavy rain on the way. >> the heavy rain from this morning the long gone.t will stay soggy for part of the area for part of this evening. we have showers that overspread the county. heaviest raind southern maryland. all of this will move north and east as we head through the evening hours. look rat the temperatures. it's cool out there. the high made it up to 72

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green will speak at any point. we'll head back that way and talk to you as well jeff zeleny thank you so much. >>> the search for two inmates who broke out of prison focused on a small town not too far from that facility two suspicious individuals spotted and reported. we will take you there live. you're watching cnn. [ male announcer ] after john huntsman was diagnosed with cancer, he founded huntsman cancer institute. to fight cancer in new and different ways like combining 300 years of family histories with health records to treat, predict and in many cases, prevent, cancer. with the vital understanding that cancer moves fast. and we have to move faster. to learn more or support the cause, go to huntsmancancer.org. >>> pack to chicago. we got an update on dennis hastert in the federal courthouse. he pleaded not guilty on all counts to the charges pertaining to the feds a lot of money about $3.5 million he agreed to pay to an undisclosed subject related to past misconduct. the judge is allowing hastert to be released on a pretrial release. he had to sign an appearance bond $4500 bucks which he forfits if he fails

jeff ranieri is back with us now. he's been active. he's running around the newsroom because he's got all that green behind him on the radar. >> i had too our nbc bay area twitter. we've got showers close to gilroy all due to remnants of what was once hurricane blanca that hit cabo san lucas this past weekend. that remnant moisture is getting pulled right up into california from this area of low pressure offshore. let's take you into the goods right now. it's not nearly as much rainfall as southern california had early this morning, but at least it is something that could help our fire danger. as we zoom in and get a closer look the good news is we're not tracking any lightning strikes that could set off fires, but we do have some showers here real close to downtown gilroy. if you're heading from gilroy down to san juan batista, do expect to get wet here with some of this wet weather. then it's only about 15 to 30 minutes away here from possibly producing some showers in morgan hill. now, there's a good chance tonight that this shower activity will hold up for san jose and of course we'll be tracking that. off towards contra costa, ala

. >> jeff you mentioned the clothes these gentlemen -- i shouldn't say gentlemen -- that these convicts were wearing. they were civilian clothes? but there's also greenis a problem. >> right. the inmates have state green pants and state green shirts. that's the prison clothing that they're allowed. however, the state at some point also allowed them to get in regular t-shirts polo shirts they're allowed shorts sweatpants even shoes that are -- there's five different colors that are restricted obviously they're for security reasons, but other colors are allowed, so the inmates. >> sorry to interrupt you, but the green that we see them wearing, it's almost -- is it your point it's almost like camouflage in you're out there in the middle of summer in the forest, right? >> oh, absolutely. yeah. the dark green clothes, they're even tough to see in our recreation yards at night, especially when it rains and they get soaked. it's tough. i can't even imagine the guys trying to find them out in the woods if they are still wearing their greens. i know they did leave behind a set of greens by the manhole cover. that was in all the newspapers. so -- >>> thank you

jeff: it has been an action-packed day here at george mason. we have a time- in the action. this is a team of police officers from spain in green and correctionable officers officers from new york city in blue wearing the new york knicks orange and blue. new york up by nine points. 6:00 to go in the game. we have been talking to athletes all day today. they are having a blast. but they are taking the competition seriously. [cheering] jeff: when it comes to playing for gold medal. >> we are good. jeff: there is no place the fairfax county woman's team would rather be than right here in fairfax. >> they have to home crowd, the supporters here. that helps us out. jeff: jamika is a patrol officer. she and the other firefighters are 2-1 going into today's game. the only loss against this team lapd. >> we are here to try to pay them back when it counts the most. jeff: baseball like basketball is one of the traditional sporters of the 61 total played in the world police and fire games this week. on the other hand, the toughest competitor alive contest is a different story. >> told myself they will count that one. it's the one that is

european markets also seeing green shrugging off greek debt fears at least for now. >> let's cross back out where jeff is hosting a panel with russian ministers and business leaders. let's listen in. >> much easier or more difficult has doing business become in russia over the last two years? are you glass half full or glass half empty when it comes to the outlook 24 months from here for both domestic russian businesses and foreign businesses that are based here or want to work here? >> there's not a simple area. there's some area where we can feel it and it was new problems but i would say that the markets in russia for this moment looking for what we can talk about. it's caused by the shock after sanction and i wouldn't even call it crisis. i think russia in transition. it would be after three or four years years or five years. we shouldn't come back to those. and it's important to find a major shock for the market. and ukrainian crisis in second. it's important to define our new model and how we promote the market economy and what we can see now. it's mostly for outside viewers. we can't see such a

jeff haggert, one up in sacramento yesterday, his second major on the championships tour. 20 years on the pga tour, never won a major, but a tearful moment off the 18th greens sports at this hour. i'm coming back later on today with more sports stuff. see you around. >> was that a double express sew or triple. >>> play of the day, baltimore, cleveland, top six, indians, francisco, but watch travis snider laying it out, and reeling it in. across the body stretch, and slide and look what i got. nice to preserve the shut out for the o's, snider gets our play of the day, and the o's get a big winner. >>> time now is 6:25. pride weekend took on extra meaning this year, we'll take you right in the middle of the historic celebration. >>> i'm lisa chan in the newsroom. the state senate is expected to approve a bill requiring nearly all kids in south china sea, while filipinos fear a chinese takeover. that's coming up on cbs this morning. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> a three week man hunt is over after the surviving new york prison escapee, shot and capture. how police finally tracked him down. >>> a major set back for elan musk.

jeff pegues is talking about the terror suspect shot and killed in boston. plus why thousands of hurricane sandy victims still don't have homes all this time later. and peter greenll us about faster ways to board planes. the efforts to legalize a female sex pill. actress melissa maccarthy and a director. and i love this story, whether it pays to be a jerk at work. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. and frank, this is for you, frank, because michelle and i have been discussing this. we often do. >> okay. >> why is it that there is a sex pill for men and nothing for women? >> you ask me the pot question a week or two ago. i don't know. that's why i'm going to watching "cbs this morning" to find out, by golly. but thanks for asking. >> by golly. >> have a good one. >>> the bay area family of journalist detained in iran is pleading for his release now. jason rezaian is originally from san francisco. he has been in prison in tehran for 316 days. the iranians accuse the "washington post" reporter of spying. his brother ali testified before the house foreign relations committee and was asked what he would say to iran's leaders if he could. >> i thi

green room. we'll talk about how the new role created with her -- how the new role was created with her in mind, jeffaround the globe. the car service uber was driven out of the hamptons. they blasted local rules that forced out the service. some say uber cut driving. bravo's andy cowen tweeted i'm trying to be a responsible citizen citizen. i drink andon d't drive. >>> this revealed revealing outfits and suggestive dance moves. she disturbed public order and tarnished women's honor and respect. >>> reports on a teenager's 57-mile walk with his brother on his back. 57 miles. hunter grandy carried 8-year-old brother braden in a harness and cannot walk. the walked are intended to raise awareness about cerebral palsy. >>> thisern mog apple is set to reveal a new streaming service. the company hopes to change how we buy and listen to music as it takes aim at sponsors like spod fie. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do we expect from apple with respect to music streaming and other thing sfs. >> we're looking for app toll take advantage of the $3 bill music streaming. we saw a 10% decline in album sal

the green flag is scheduled to drop at 12: 20. qualifying for fifth is jeff gordon will who likely drive for the last time tomorrow. hear from gordon has he winds down his legendary career. >>> public transit riders will pay more for monthly bus passes to $83. monthly passes for seniors the disabled and youth will increase from 24 to $25. cable car fares from 7 to $5 and the disabled riders are going to cost you $1 but the adult single ride fare will hold at $2.25. adult round trip fares will increase a dollar. round trips for the youth go up 50 cents and cost between 5 and 40 cents more to ride the ferry on wednesday. >>> san francisco families are being pushed out of the city by rent increases according to the san francisco chronicle. families who rent homes instead of apartments are one rent increase away from being forced out of the city. families used to move across the bay to berkeley or oakland but with rent all across the bay area rising some families are moving as far away as have will a hoe or vacaville. 14% of all are children. that's the lowest pe

green. >> norah o'donnell, interpret toll gist. >> who are you? >> this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 presents by subway. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king. norah o'donnell and jeffht in everett, massachusetts, hours after boston police killed usaama are sasaama rahim rahim. >> investigators say they've been watching him for months. he wanted to target here in the united states. >>> the world of soccer will face a huge challenge. sepp blatter plans to resign. he had been elected to the post four days earlier. >> cbs news learns they're looking into the broadgations against top fee ta officials. roger is with "men in blazers." great to have you back. it's great to be in america. >> because? >> i know your country has a history of overthrowing dictators. a week ago the they say they're going to take sep blalter down. english media va been trying to take him down for decades. you took him down in a week. >> sepp blatter speaks with an interviewer. why step down. i recognize that i did wrong. he stepped wrong. he realizes they're after it. >> it's amazing what a weekend of soul search willing do to a person. or a weekend spent calling visa buzz budweiser. >> do you t

green. [ laughter ] >> who are you? what are you doing here? >> identify yourself sir. >> chuck glor reporting for duty. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king norah o'donnell and jeff glors after boston police killed rahim. >> they say he wanted to behead a police officer. police shot him after he threatened them with a knife. >> long-time fifa president sepp blatter announced yesterday he plans to resign. he had been re-elected to the post just four days earlier. >> american investigators are looking at blatter in their investigation against tom fifa officials. roger is a co-host of "men in blazers." welcome back. >> being an englishman i know since 1776 your country has a history of overthrowing dictators. a week ago, the fbi, the d.o.j. the irs said we are going to take fifa down and a week later, he's fall i don't know. english authorities have been trying to do it for decades. >> he said "why would i set down it would recognize that i did wrong." now he's stepped down. >> a weekend spent calling your sponsors visa budweiser, mastercard -- >> you think that's what happened? >> sepp blatter has never dealt with the fbi, the ruthlessness of the irs as an opponent. sec

jeff. >> how many times have you seen it? >> i've seen it once. jack wants to see "lion king." >>> another killing may be linked to the shooter in colorado. >>> plus the green a little pink pill. the fda panel approves a pill to increase women's sexual desire. dr. narula shows us the side effects. >>> a time to look at this morning's headlines. hacking has ing the report says the techniques used for oil and gas-x traction have the potential to contaminate drinking water. >>> "usa today" says a new u.s. policy makes it hard to discharge transgender membership and women. the move puts the pentagon a. >> this morning they offer disturbing insights into man who jumped the white house fence. prosecutors are recommending 21 months in prison for omar gonzalez. he dodged skiert and ran into the east room with a knife. lawyers also revealed he had hundreds of rounds of ammunition, a machete and other weapons in his car. a judge will sentence hem on monday. >>> the university of north carolina is charged with five violations in an academic fraud investigation. the ncaa alleges that athletes in particularly football and basketball received special academic privileges

green is a free agent today. they are hoping to reach an agreement with him to keep him from going from the open market. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" nascar superstar jeffareer and takes a drive down memory lane. those lane. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. i'm liza battalones. delays continue for the bay bridge commute. we have an accident on the incline. this motorcycle accident is out there for almost an hour now. causing backups at the pay gates now from beyond the maze approaching the toll plaza. we are going to go to live pictures now from caltrans in the incline section. again, this motorcycle accident blocking three lanes of traffic. you pass that traffic stays heavy all the way across the bridge into san francisco. and because of emergency road repair in palo alto, north 101 is jammed up out of south san jose through san jose sunnyvale into palo alto where the right lane is shut down north 101 just before embarcadero. here's roberta. >> i just love this weather camera view. you can see the stratus, the low clouds and patchy fog that works its way into san francisco. this is what's going to keep t