jules is going to be there. right now, though, we are just over an hour into the trading day in europe. it's all about the countdown to the employment report, as we know. the forecast is going to be 200,000. the numbers could be higher, 230, 240, something like that. ahead of it, european stocks are weighted to the upside. around about 6/3, thereabouts. advancers currently outpacing decliners. u.s. stocks down a little bit. the first fall in five sessions yesterday. not far away from the intraday high. the ftse was down some 10 points. today it's up 26. the xetra dax, the cac 40, just up 0.2%. as is the ftse mib, as well. a number of individual stocks we're looking at here. m&a very much in focus again. meta says it has held preliminary talks with mylan over a possible deal. the stock follows a report that the two have held talks to merge. meda shares are currently suspended. tesco stocks just down 0.6%. the finance director may be leaving on account of poor financial performance. and remy cointreau up 5.5%. thi

thank you for joining us again, jules. welcome back to the show. earlier, there was a lot of discussion about a piece of metal with rivets that washed on shore. we've learned investigators don't think it is from the plane. would you expect any wreckage to be washing ashore by this time, a thousand mails or more from the search area? >> well, don, i think mother nature always has a surprise. you know, that's what we're kind of seeing happen in the last ten days. i heard the argument that there was a cyclone about a month ago, month and a half ago. if you look at the cyclones in the southern atmosphere, they're actually clockwise. and in principle, that could have pushed some surface wreckage down. and then there's another current that might have pushed it back up. so i don't think that idea that the wreckage could have been there is entirely unreasonable. sadly, of course, it isn't. so it couldn't have been discounted from the start. >> let's talk about the bluefin 21, jules. it has now scanned more than 90% of the seabed search zone with no signs o

thanks, jules. you. >>> still to come on the show, emerging markets are bouncing back, but can the rally be sustained? we'll have a perspective on that. they are weighted to the upside, not by much. not by much. >>> all right. the new french government is currently being announced. french foreign minister lauren fabian remains in his toast. those names are all being read out as you can see from these pictures. we'll get more on that and reaction from stephane on the implications. what we really need to know is going who is going to be the economics minister. the futures, meanwhile, indicate ool pop higher today after the dow was up 74, the s&p up 13 points, the nasdaq up 1.6. right now, the s&p is called higher by nearly 3 points 37 the dow is called higher by around 29 points and the nasdaq called higher around at the moment by 10. meanwhile, fateo is using language that echos the cold war. that's the russian response to the organization's decision to suspend corporation with moscow in protests at

. >> now, jules, you were saying earlier to our producers, that you think there's only a 50/50 chance that these pings that have been detected and are narrowing the search zone to drop the submersible eventually, what else could these pings have been? >> well, there's a couple of -- well, i don't want to come off as a huge cynic, but the media that i've been seeing is produced by a number of the news media. if they're seeing the pings that are 16 miles apart, and we know, for instance, that the operational range of the sonar is on the order of a couple of miles, then i can't resolve why they're hearing those pings so far apart. i don't think there's a lot of other stuff that would have that frequency. some of the marine mammals, it could be other man-made devices around that we just don't know about. but i would agree with you there's a small uncertainty in the actual recognition, but this disparity between their operating range and the ranges at which we're hearing them, seems to be uninterpretable for me. unless, the possibility, we know there are two boxes and the other possibility

. >> let's talk about the bluefin 21, jules. it has now scanned more than 90% of the seabed search zone with no signs of the wreckage found. i mean, do you think the plane is likely to be found in the last 10% of the area? >> i think the chances are one out of ten. i mean, i've been following discussions on your show and other shows. and i think the pinger is there. i mean, we certainly know that there was a pinger there. and it certainly is disappointing not to find the wreckage around it. so i guess it's sort of a crap shoot at this point. i really couldn't say. i'm hopeful that we would be able to find it. but i don't really know. >> so i have -- i want to ask, this a tweet from don c. it says, "how much of the search area was too deep for bluefin 21 to scan? when will a.u. release bathymetry-type maps?" i think that's a good question. the bluefin 21 isn't able to go as far down as wreckage could be. technical terms of a map there. but what do you make about the depths and what he says as it relates to the bluefin? >> yeah, s

jules is in athens to explain. what's going to happen on this trip, jules? >> thanks so much, ross. we're expecting to see provisional sign offs adjusted to 8 billion euros that the greeks have been battling to get from the toik ka over the last few months. we're expecting provisional signoffs on that point. payment, of course, on the implementation which is the crucial risk here. but as you pointed out, 6.5% yields on the ten-year. you can't miss the sense of optimism from the officials here. but listen in to what the president had to say about that optimism. >> the share the optimism of the greek government. whether it's possible, i think it's too early to say. as you know, the program runs right up until the end of this year and we'll decide later on this year what the future will be. >> it's always a case of juggling the politics and the economics. what we did see was that the majority of this government shrink down to just two people. we head towards the european parliamentary elections. we see a push from the extreme right and the leftist parties. i asked the president what hi

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. >> so do you think they're searching in the right area, jules?> well, if they heard the pinger, i mean, the answer is yes. i mean, i spent a bit of time looking into the specifications of the manufacturer of the pinger. and they say well, you can hear us within two miles. and we go to the manufacturer of the towed pinger locater, you realize you're within two miles of that. you have to be within a couple of miles of the pinger to recognize it. is it near the pinger locater? certainly the box is there. i think we're within a couple of miles, the two and a half hour transmission that they located this thing. >> let's take a look at two pictures from air france 447. this is a look at the debris field. and this is a clear picture of the engine on the ocean floor. can we eventually expect the same type of pictures when 370 is found? >> yeah, so that is a great question. you know. i think one thing that an oceanographer will tell you like myself is the ocean could be different anywhere. but i think the global feeling is that the deep ocean is actually

so the answer is yes. >> thank you, oh, soothsayer, jules jaffe.eciate you and thank you very much. have a good holiday. >>> tempers continue to rise. families are demanding answers in the face of more dead ends. next, what officials are doing in response. co: sometimes you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is why i put the hotels.com mobile app on my mobile phone. anyone need a coupon? i don't. ♪ oh-oh, oh, oh, la, la-la, la-la, la-la ♪ ♪ na-na-na, na-na-na-na-na some things just go together, like auto and home insurance. bundle them together at progressive, and you save big on both. ♪ oh, oh-oh, oh, oh hey, it's me! [ whistles ] and there's my dog! [gasps] there's my steps! i should stop talking. perfectly paired savings. now, that's progressive. >>> moments ago in beijing, a candlelight vigil for the anguished families of the passengers of flight 370. it has been 42 days, zero results. malaysian officials will travel to beijing to meet with the families of the passengers of f

. >> reporter: good morning, jules. hi there, frank. hi, brian.u're back there, too, and elizabeth. earlier i was telling you i was at one of my favorite places in the bay area. it's filled with so much great emotion where people come and say, hello! and sometimes good-bye. and when i come here, i end up taking off my shoes and sometimes i even stay a while. welcome to oakland international airport in this week's edition of "where's roberta?." >>> reporter: oakland international airport is a public airport five miles south of downtown oakland. there are three international airports in the san francisco bay area. deborah flint is oakland airport aviation director. she is in charge of all planes as they come and go. airport employees and making sure people travel safely and comfortably within her airport. >> right now, we are really focused on being the airport of choice for not just the travelers in the bay area, but for travelers across the world. >> reporter: this is an airport with history. it is the oldest airport in the bay area with its first

. >> so you think they are searching in the right area, jules? >> if they heard the pinger, the answer is yes. i spent a bit of time looking in to the specifications of the manufacturer of the pinger. they say you can hear us within two miles and go to the manufacturer of the towed pinger locater and they say we can hear a ping er within two miles and you realize you are in 2 1/2 miles and telling a pinger locater two and a half miles down, you have to be within a couple of miles in order to locate it. the question is the wreck near the pinger locater? certainly the box is there. so yeah, i think we are within a couple of miles, the 2 1/2 hour transmission they received is seems like good news in terms of trying to locate this thing. >> let's talk about flight 447, a similar air incident. look at two pictures from air france 447. this is a look at the debris field. this is a clear picture of the engine on the ocean floor. can we eventually expect the same type of pictures when 370 is found? >> yeah. so that's a great question. i think one thing t

jules has been idle to re acquire the signals on two more occasions. like yesterday afternoon. i like to outsmart the town. detection yes did i hopped in and was held for approximately five minutes and thirty two seconds the detection like last march was held for approximately seven minutes shields who has not detected for transmissions and assign broad area. the dye signals was will assist and that the defining a reduced. i'm much more manageable search area. on the ocean pool although it with searching in the ryde area. but we need to visually identify aircraft wreckage all we can confirm with certainty that this is the final resting place. all nih three seven zero. so i could reach two hundred and thirty non families. this is absolutely imperative. maybe i should shield that is continuing to slow the einstein came a methodical work through on the lactation around before the state protections. well not yet at the point of deploying the old thomas underwater vehicles. the best audition shields can define the area the easier it will pay for the outcome of a toll on us underwate

because of multimedia safe anymore as jules the meeting year or so. and it's a secure rights for the convention and the coast to fifty per cent in your real friends. so is the recon swimming in the week need to take on a good sister emotional. in the two new additions and they went into remission or to restore trust. mon the euro and jewels. many in europe said anti semitism is increasing. citizens in belgium france germany hungary italy got to the united kingdom have expressed concerns about road safety of the five members dana stone from seoul to address the issue by stressing the importance of advocating for israel and detailed status in the u s as a jewish organization with to do with it. and as you know we have a lot of demonstrations began cutting payments to kl here in europe during every time when we are bad and then events we have demonstrations from those who want to cement the bills are saying no way i'm up to this image we are all in against jewish two ago on against israel. but this is the new and to cement with and we have to fight again

because of multimedia safe anymore jules. the new year or so and he says secure rights for the convention. in the coastal fifty parts from incurring a real friends. so it's the recon swimming in that we need to take on a good sister emotion wrote in the two new additions and they went into remission. two we still trust them on the euro and jewels. many in europe said anti semitism is increasing. citizens in belgium france germany hungary italy got to the united kingdom have expressed concerns about road safety of the family members janice conference to protest the shoot by stressing the importance of advocating for israel and detailed status in the u s as a jewish organization equipped to deal with it. and as you know we have a lot of the most gracious again killing came in to kl here in europe during every time when we have that and then events we have the most races from those who want to cement the bills are saying no we are not that this image we are only against judicial ago on against israel. but this is the new bid to

. >> lakewood church, jules dean, 38,000. that is a national weekly attendance?ouston texas, the ministries of the dollar 30,000. college park georgia. the $30,000 in dallas texas are those prosperity churches, the top three clicks >> any of the last ones that i listed as a kind of helpful shorthand as to where to find the churches are all prosperity churches and most of them make the top 50 they are entrepreneurial in spirit. the churches themselves are tax-exempt but what they typically do if they are very few misses they split the churches into for-profit. so they have the church and the enterprises. and he's a great example because he is a producer, writer, film writer i mean. >> and that is the profit taxable side? >> that's right and they would say don't get m look at me necey as someone is taking the money out. i make most of my money from the southern wing and that is sometimes true for some and less true for others. they don't have to justify how much because of the theological infrastructure of the movement. all they have to say is i did it and i can sh

one of the greatest mathematicians and scientists of all time took up the king's challenge: jules henriignificant contribution to classical mechanics, besides adding a lot of mathematics. however, when a referee asked for a clarification, poincare discovered an error, and the great mathematician went back to the drawing board. unable to solve the problem as it was originally posed, poincare made up his own: will the solar system always stay together or will it fall apart? what poincare discovered was that for more than two bodies, certain initial conditions could lead to chaos. you see, with two bodies and newton's equations, basically only two things could happen. either the two objects could move apart to infinity, essentially like a meteor passing by the planet, or we could get the familiar old periodic solutions of one planet orbiting around another one. and most importantly, changing the starting position slightly wouldn't change the behavior. but add some more objects to the situation, and suddenly all bets were off. other wild, non-periodic behaviors could happen, and moreover, s

jean bennett of the university of pennsylvania, steven schwartz of the jules stein eye institute, herb hart zrenner of the university of tubingen, carla shatz shatz of stafford university school of medicine. i begin with eric to give me afteroverview of our subject tonight. eric? >> the last program is treatment of deafness. tonight we consider approaches to the treatment of blindness. as in the case with deafness. blindness is not a life-threatening situation, but it's tremendously disabling, and in some ways it's more disabling than deafness because, as you pointed out, there are a number of very important blindness conditions for which there is no treatment. now, why is that so? unlike deafness, the sensory organ for vision, the retina, which is evident in the lower image which shows the eye. the retina lines the inside surface of the eye. that is the most complex sensory organ that we have. in fact, it's not a peripheral organ. it's actually a part of the central nervous system. it's an extension of the central nervous system and as a result has the complexity of central nervous sy

name this pollen and i will give you a shoutout at 6:18 this morning because this is like a shrub, julest's all over the east bay, it drives me insane. >> i know. >> reporter: visit us online at kpix.com. >> dr. gonzalez, the doctor is in the house. >> thank you. >>> pollen is trending right now. also trending, sponge species. scientists have discovered a new poisonous spanning in san diego. miley cyrus is in the hospital due to a severe allergic reaction. and ac/dc the band is calling it quits. follow us at twitter at #cbssf. >>> 5:20. a 3-year-old gets himself in a tight predicament. how he ended up stuck inside a stuck animal claw machine. we'll introduce you to the new head coach of the cal bears basketball team and tim lincecum battles in the start against the rival dodgers but the giants struggle at the plate. sports is next. ,,,,,,,, female announcer: get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's

anyway, jules. let's get back to -- >> it's julie. >> wow. okay. julie, huh? >> uh-huh. >> okay.m, we have ann vanderpump circling the building. >> i got it. >> she's on the housewives something. what's the last letter? i don't -- >> ny? oc? i don't know. could i get back to my story? because i have you this one i think you're really going to like. >> by the way, what are you going to wear? >> what am i going to wear? >> not something with your boobs out. because we're not trying to make a love connection here. overall, i would just say don't flirt too hard, don't throw yourself at him. don't give him your number. don't act like a whore. i'm just saying this just -- this is like tough love. you sometimes come off whory on talk shows. like this is agents and publicists telling me this. i'm trying to be your friend. i'm just making you aware of it so if possible you could tone it down. >> maybe no deodorant. >> yes. >> no problem. >> because he's a guy and you're a marginally attractive woman -- >> hey, maybe i could just tell you what my story is because i have a good story. >> do

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. >> richards with williams of san ra fel enjoys tv shopping channels that sell precious jules. his wife, karen, enjoys wearing all bling. >> it's like i have so many, which one do i wear today. >> richard couldn't resist when i saw this sapphire ring offered on a channel called jim's bond. >> it's a star sapphire and the blue colors are getting more and more rare. >> figured it was a bargain at $1600, so he ordered the ring, and waited. >> it never showed up. >> it was supposed to be a christmas gift for karen, but the holidays came and went, winter turned to spring and still no ring. >> i kept asking him for a date, give me some kind of you know, something that we can finalize our deal on. >> richard kept calling the company, it kept promising to send the ring. however that didn't happen. instead, jim's bond tv channel suddenly went off the air. that's when richard contacted 7 on your side. we spoke with jim's bond owner, maliq akbar, he tells me his business run into problems and his wife became very ill. but promised richard would get his ring and sure enough, weeks later, i

jules, frank? >> all right, roberta, thank you. >>> time now 5:09. world leaders meeting this morning on ukraine. the latest on the growing clashes between pro-russian forces and ukranian troops. >> some bay area high school students are getting an out-of- this-world education. meet the teacher who makes it possible. >> and looking like a very nice day today but we put some rain back in the forecast. will that affect the easter weekend? >> and an accident in livermore. more coming up. first we want to know what drives you crazy during your morning commute. ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event is ending soon. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters an oil slick has been foundr where underwater sounds that could have come from an airt black b

cool for five minutes of the country and jules kroll to jeff for more room to put that question to our panel thanks for joining us from up on korea. a lot of comments already coming in and a very polarized electorate in turkey more on writing it stealing votes makes you a winner than the ak party certainly want the most democratic states vote rigging is considered illegal. chatted alot. your thoughts on up the acrimony that we've witnessed around these new book as jasper says put more of the oldest local elections but an f in a second effect turned out to be a national referendum when he is turning into a referendum. i mean during the collection and interpretation the lesson was on top of all local issues with her on top of all services would have hoped looking for something isn't working out tokens of love to be legal. schumacher political issues. and because of this but to extending from the dizzy top right that that that little tiny kitten cheque was great times at this price the cost of the craft robo. some seventy feet in the physical reach a climax up to work with and it ended up

from at&t park, roberta gonzales, jules and frank?you. >>> in santa clara a big moment in the construction of the new 49ers stadium. the turf is arriving in the trucks. they will be bringing in 106,000 square feet of sod starting today. the installation will take a couple of days. in case you're wondering, the field turf will be bandera bermuda grass. i knew you would ask me that question, liz. maybe not. >> okay. no. no, i wasn't. i know i'm focused on the bay bridge, guys. yeah. >>> we have a good sized backup right now going on into the macarthur maze. the good news now is that it appears that everyone in this accident will be okay. it was a motorcycle crash on the incline but that rider is up walking around. a couple of other cars involved as well and, of course, it's not a good spot if you are trying to get into san francisco. the left lane is blocked but is on the shoulder so they can clear things on the new eastern span. here you go. here's what it looks like behind the pay gates, behind the metering lights. it is jammed solid

. >> jules joffe, thank you very much. >> the families are waiting in agony for any word of what happened to this plane. some of them are still holding on to hope that their loved ones are safe. we will have that for you. and we will take you live to pennsylvania where police say this 16-year-old student went on a stabbing spree before classes even began yesterday morning injuring 21 people, most of them his fellow classmates. we want to focus on the heroes emerging including this young man. >> i could barely move because i got stabbed in the back. had to have help going to the next room and putting pressure on my wound to make sure i didn't bleed out. hiwe just love scouring flea markets for special treasures. but with my type 2 diabetes, we now spend all our time at the pharmacy. with med-care, i don't have to! they deliver everything i need right to my door! with free shipping! plus, med-care takes private policies, medicaid, even my medicare! sleep apnea machines, nebulizers, med-care has all the finest medical supplies. the best part...med-care saves us money! med-care allows us the

. -- jules feiffer cartoon. how could johnson not know this? the answer is he did know it.he was just lying to us. the government is able to keep secrets very well. and the secret they kept was what they were up to, what they thought the complex were, what -- the prospects were, what they thought the costs were pretty much. they were simply lying about it and they were able to keep secret the fact that they did know that much about it and that the prospects were as bad as they actually were. it's hard to believe that they could have gotten us into vietnam specifically had that information been made available in 1965. there are two ways that might have happened. bob scheer putting it out in a pamphlet probably doesn't do it. you have to think of somebody else. or i could have put it up. i was just a staffer in the pentagon, but i had the documents in my safe at the time in 1964-1965. had i put them out at that time, i actually believe that it was very unlikely that johnson could have escalated the war in 1965 and 1966 the way he did because he had a senate that was very skep