they have rebuffed previous attempts to be bought, kara. is that within your universe of possibilities? >> sure. absolutely. i mean, it's one of those companies. you know, you have to think bigger. these are large, large players 'ablying between facebook, apple, microsoft and google at the center of that, a lot of big players. twitter would be a valuable property attached to another one. that said, it's a very independent-minded board, very independent-minded ceo. it's gone public. stranger things have happened. the question is, if they have to be able to create a management team and this is common among new companies, a management team that can take it to its next era. that's the problem. it hasn't gone into the new era in terms of growth. user numbers also product innovation. the product, let's be clear, hasn't innovated in a long time and they hired this guy from google to do that, but the question is what can they do to spur both product innovation and product growth? and that's a tough road, and anthony is a very strong executive in th

kara, glad to be a partner with you. wait for your panel later today. >> thanks. >> kara swisher at delivering alpha. nbc universal is a minority share holdner recode and has a content market agreement. >>> and steady gains, transports and the industrials, once again set for the third consecutive day, and all-time intraday high and nasdaq 100 repeated for a third day now. that 14-year high. keeping an eye on all that. >>> when we come back, apple's ceo, ibm ceo, sitting down with cnbc on their new partnership. take a listen to tim cook. >> in order to fill out and deliver the promise of mobility, in a big way, that takes apple and ibm doing that. i think there's no better two people on earth to do this, or two companies on earth to do this. or for that matter, any number of companies. i think we fit together like a puzzle. >> we'll talk about all of that with elevation partners roger mcname and more of cooperman's presentation at delivering alpha and druckenmiller later in the hour. do not go away. i take prilosec otc ea

kara, what do you make of that? and idea of committing to the x bosse e box. >> he's got to make these statements. 1yu69 gotten there, and gotten there after a few months, had time to think about what's going on and he's got to carve this out of his administration, essentially post-steve ballmer and what he put in place. define what's important for the company. one of the areas is focusing on how big the company is and you ho big it should be and whether they need all of those people. and keeping employees that are motivated to be there. sort of a warning shot. those employees, a lot of people, it's called rest in best in microsoft. and so they're thinking about that they need dynamic employees going forward, and a bunch of other things that were important. including organizational changes and how it's the company's going to be organized. >> rick cherilyn, you know, kara, the company has covered the company a long time sounds disappoint disappointed. he said today, not sure where focus comes in if you're basically a

kara swisher, thank you for joining us this morning as well. >>> and have a great weekend, kara. >> three-day weekend. >> thanks. >>> meanwhile, dow is holding steady above 17,000 up up 67 points into the green. s&p up 7 to 1981. nasdaq up 19 to 4477. just a couple hours into the open. one of the big movers we're watching this morning is pet smart, well into the green after news hedge fund the partner plans to explore a sale. petsmart currently the biggest winner on the s&p. also the tobacco giant, another s&p stock in the green today. stock rallying on david faber's report earlier in the show reynolds is on track still to buy one of its rivals within the next few weeks. seems tobacco deals are forging ahead. >>> when we come back, talked about google blocking a merrill lynch executive a few minutes ago. the reporter that wrote that story join us live a little bitter thas hur. >>> you've heard of retear economies jumping into the online market. what about the other way around? explanation why he's planning to quadruple his store count over just the next couple of years. >>> what can one perso

this is a great piece because it illustrates the personal relationship that existed between kara weeksway. this inscription -- to kara weeks instead of a drink, best wishes, earnings to hemingway -- ernest hemingway. >> explore the history and life of des moines, iowa this afternoon. july 20 march the 40th anniversary of the first lunar landing. veteran nbc space correspondent jay barberie on the life of the first man to walk on the moon, neil armstrong tonight at 10:00 eastern on c-span two. >> next, precious metals market discusses the rise of silver as currency and details the reasons for its eventual collapse in the 19th century. he looks at the changes in both the u.s. and international markets that contributed to the shift from silver to gold as the monetary standard. the museum of american finance hosted this event which is about 45 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. can you hear me? welcome backowan, to our lunch and learn series. ,ur core mission is to preserve exhibit, and teach about the nation's finances and history and we are a smithsonian affiliate. today we will hear

kara.et.com for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> there is an app for that. >> and it will keep them away. that is the the worst. you get those by the. >> i know. >> well, many of you were probably in bed by the time phillies wrapped up their game with the giants last niight. it took 14 innings. that is next up in sports. >> also best in boardwalk food, several shore towns made the list, see who has bragging rights, that is coming u who's more excited about savings at staples? the moms? or the dads? with guaranteed low prices on notebooks, it's definitely the dads. staples. make more happen for less. katie, this a pony tail day. >> that would be a really good idea. we have benefit of climate control in the studio thank goodness because humidity is ramping up on us. dew points may get in the 70's and in the 70's talking dew points, that is really steamy. storm scan three is in the clear though we have a couple clouds, out there. there is a good beach day talking about heat and humidity, right. lot

in san francisco, i'm kara tsuboi, cnet.com, for cbs news. >>> the time now 9 minutes before 5:00. crime is falling in one bay area city and now one of the reasons why is suddenly on the chopping block. >> and we want to invite all you pet lovers out there, send us your questions about their health and well-being. just email pets@kpix.com. or on our website, kpix.com/pets. and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, officers say the current sy has been unrliable for year >>> the oakland police department is a step closer to getting an up great to its radio system -- upgrade to its radio system because it's been unreliable for years. city administrators have resisted the call to join a regional system but a committee finally said enough is enough. >> we had a lot of bad guys with guns running from the police in my neighborhood. we saw a police officer on cell phones, their personal cell phones, they couldn't communicate with themselves, we couldn't communicate with them. it was terrifying! >> if the upgrades get final approva

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i'm kara tsuboi, cnet.com. i'll have my recommendations coming up next in the tech >>> and tragedy to tell but this morning out of southwest philadelphia. four children have been killed in a house fire, four others were injured. the three alarm blaze broke out around 2:45 this morning, on the 6500 block every guessner street. that fire destroyed eight homes, more than 40 people being displaced. the red cross is on scene work to go help those affected by this tragedy. and of course, our steve patterson is at the scene gathering more details stay tuned for live report from him just ahead in our next half hour. again, very tragic story, four children dead in that fire. >> north carolina, state dodge add bullet, category two storm, with winds everyone hundred miles per hour, but made landfall along the outer banks early friday morning. no reports of any deaths or serious injuries. but more than 40,000 people did in fact lose power. suspected tornado also tore through some homes. >>> headed to the bathroom, the seal

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kara swisher of re/code. minority shareholder in, nbc, a partnership as we're sharing this morning. >>> watching the markets this morning. dow down 147 points. we did get higher durable goods orders this morning, but weak shipments led a lot of economists to start cutting q2 gdp number. why we're seeing a sell-off as well as geopolitical concerns going into the weekend. s&p 500 down 10. nasdaq down 31. a lot still made up of by amazon. amazon, of course, with its earnings out after the bell yesterday, as we've discussed, the nasdaq is led into the red by that. visa cutting its sales outlook. dragging on the dow. wlo looking at amazon down 11.2%. pandora also posting weak numbers, down double digits. gm a downgrade from deutsche bank. stock down almost 3% here just a couple hours into trade. we have broad movers to the down side across the board. some earnings, some growth but a lot to go around today. >> one crazy ipo. take a look, meanwhile, what's moving to the up side. could this be the next chipotle? the

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after 35 years of civil strife, the government in and kara -- in ankara has extended a hand to help them. the kurds in iraq are standing on a brink of a national state of their own. >> that would mean an opportunity for us to express our demands even more forcefully, and the iraqi kurds ought to support us, just as we support them, but we also should not forget our brothers and sisters in iran in syria. >> the capital of the iraqi kurdistan region is far away geographically from the iraqi capital baghdad, geographically and politically. the autonomous region is taking advantage of the ongoing conflict to advance the cause of an independent state. a fully independent kurdistan would be a dream come true for the mayor of the town since 2004, when the city's population was 500,000. now it has more than doubled inside. the traders at the bazaar think highly of him. many of the older generation fought for their peoples freedom -- for the people's freedom. the mayor says those days are gone now, at least for the kurds of northern iraq. >> the freedom we have now makes us feel secure. everyone

. >> it started with kara carrying one openly which is legal.ssorized as well. dusty carries a smith & wesson, a 9 millimeter. bobert insists the women be properly trained to use the guns. >> there's room for errors in a lot of ways and so the best training is the best way to prevent those. >> you really don't want anybody shooting your customers either. >> no, sir, not at all. we would go through extreme circumstances before that was our final option. >> the lacy family was split on the pick toll packing ladies. jill was nervous. >> did it scare you? >> it's a little intimidating, yes. >> 9-year-old axle thought it was cool. >> do you feel safer because they have guns? >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: why? >> so they can just defend their sefls and the store. >> reporter: in colorado open carry requires no permit. a concealed weapon does. if you want to take it to the next level. around here you might have what they call a sidearm sandwich special. for 75 bucks, you get a class on getting a permit to carry a concealed weapon and along with that come

the children ranged in age from six months to nine years and were in the kara loan for at least a half an hour. >> air conditioning was on she left the car running but the baby was just in there by themselves. >> on their own, don't matter, hot or cold or nothing, it is just ridiculous. they are too little. you cannot leave them, for 22nd. >> reporter: doctors check out the children at st. christopher's hospital. they were released and they are all doing fine this morning. >>> team u.s.a.'s world cup run is over but they staged an epic battle against belgium. local soccer fans packed piazza for team u.s.a. watch party yesterday afternoon. this was the the first time u.s. has made it to the round of 16 in consecutive world cups. despite being knocked out they exceeded most expectations. >> they have just showed tremendous courage and the way they played together i think it was great. they are unbelievable. >> they play good defense. they have good players. >> they are getting close to having a run in the last second but it was taken away by belgium and we will see it again in four years

the thing is that it has been empty kara's information that has been given. his or two but as you rightly say isis has been declared a terrorist organization and yet the saudis have been supporting them and one step removed the americans have so it is slightly. ambiguous and bigger as to say that all the americans are doing is supporting terrorism we can see the lie in that ok thanks so much for joining us interesting to get your thoughts on this us intelligence analyst glenmore near harvey thank you thank you. i'm moving on the low income families in the us are being pushed to the edge with landlords hiking rents to new highs to count went to see why some families in washington were told to come up with almost nine hundred thousand dollars each or pack their bags. we are in a part of washington that was once an impoverished area although just a twenty minute walk from the white house that is changing rapidly you have luxury apartment buildings popping up everywhere around here and standing next to them is this building for low income families has been here f

envelope kara baio live in the sat center with that story. >> chris this conflict overseas is now reallyitting home. people with family on both sides tell me they are constantly watching the news for updates and looking at their phones for messages. any indication that their families are safe. >> two passionate sides face to face in center city supporters of israel and supporters of palestine. >> expressed their beliefs. >> when you have 100 people dead and killed in gaza, 60% are women and children, it's a problem. >> we want no civilia civiliansn either side. israel has the right to exist. >> reporter: as tempers in philadelphia rose during this rally outside the israeli couldn't soul late, halfway around the world, violence continues to escalate. >> siren goes off, 45 to 60 seconds to get yourself in a shelter or lie down to the road as we've been taught to do next to our bus. >> naomi adler in israel with seven other people from the jewish federation of philadelphia. she was only in the country hours before she heard that warning for the first time. >> everything stopped for 10 minut

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in an interview with fareed saturday kara, hillary clinton said russia would only understand tough actionhe united states and europe don't present a united front, i think putin's the kind of man who will go as far as he can get away with. i think he's still smart enough and cautious enough to be pushed back, but there has to be a push in order to make that happen. >> and it eases if the kremlin consents the weakness. mh 17 has reinforced the battle lines in eastern u korean. and so far the west hasn't done much about it. diana magnay, cnn moscow. >> coming up next, a supposed suicide bomber delivers a message. the man purportedly shown in this video, has a back story unlike most jihadis. peanuts! peanuts! crowd cheers! this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ oh no. who are you? daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with pr

. >> kara is with a river that's a national environmental group. they named the creek as the fifth mosten dengerd river in the united states and it blames stanford's dam. >> a lot of people don't even know there's this 65-foot dam in their backyard and that's because it's on stanford's biological preserve, which is behind a fence so people can't see it. >> we got a bird's-eye view of the dam and the surrounding area. it was built in 1892, originally to supply water to the city of san francisco. one small problem, it wasn't drinkable. for 80 years the lake served as a source of family fun and recreation n the 1970s stanford close it had to the public because people wandered through and ruined too many experience. today the water behind the land is used to irrigate campus lawns and the university golf course. the dam blocks a series of creeks and sometimes above it. >> it's good habitat for steal head but they can't make it where we are standing because of the dam a short distance downstream. >> this attorney represents two environmental group. he's

there were two deputies there in pr, natalie karas, and steve dowelling.d be in the mold of mark penn who went to microsoft, somebody who knows global, who knows regulatory, who knows brand but from a slightly different perspective. it's an outside option, but i don't get the indicate that apple has decided by any stretch. >> we'll get to that and follow it closely. yahoo reports earnings after the bell on the eve of marissa mayer's anniversary. the question is how is she doing? you can vole at cnbc.com. so who can we expect from the yahoo earnings today, and then talk a bit about marisa? >> i think we can expect things to be about each. i wouldn't ding her for that. that are going on impactingia hoo's core business. she's been running to stand still and has done quite a bit with more real, with the structure of yahoo, putting a team at least partially in place. she's had a couple missteps there. she's got silicon valley behind her. the request el is what big moves can she make acquisitionwise or organically to get the needle moving forward. >> julia, what

kara bellow's wife cried out. >> she was like oh, my god, the lady, the lady! couldn't help her. the wife had the water hose trying to put water on the lady but it couldn't reach. so the fire department just started putting water on me. >> reporter: he said he did not sleep well tuesday night. his burns were only part of the reason why. >> yeah, just having the thoughts seeing that lady ge getting burned. it makes you think lot report roar lunch truck which specialized in guatemalan grilled meats was a regular on the block from breakfast right on through the dinner hour. a neighbor decide olga as a serious hard-working woman. now she's fighting for her life. in the newsroom, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >> philadelphia flyers captain claude giroux reportedly spent last night behind bars for allegedly groping a police officer. they report the incident happened last night at a bar in ottawa. a witness an officer routine patrols had his back side grabbed by giroux when he was told to stop it happened again. witnesses telling the paper the officer didn't recogniz

inclusion of artwork commissioned specially for projects from leading artists, such as wayne thiebaud, karaker, and kiki smith. to mark the printing of arion's 100th book, and it's 40th anniversary, hoyem wanted something special, and found it in leaves of grass. an iconic portrait of a young bearded walt whitman greets readers on the opening page, just as it did in the original. whitman would revise and re- publish leaves throughout his life. but it was the first edition that changed everything. >> i think it is the holy book of american poetry. >> brown: former poet laureate robert hass says whitman's language, his directness about democratic ideals, urban life, sexuality, and so much more, announced to the world an authentic american voice. >> i think it sits right next to the bill of rights, and the declaration of independence, as one of the most powerful documents of american culture. it brought together so many things in the 19th century around certain ideas of what this country was, and could be, that it ought to celebrate and not be afraid of it's diversity. >> brown: for their new

about 32 percent of philadelphia households don't have a kara cord go to a study, 26 percent are commuting using public transit. >>> and, time right now for a look outside, our studios, what a shot of olde city. isn't it press i. >> yeah. >> it is not a bad morning. a few sprinkles, sue. >> did you feel it was maybe a smidge cooler. >> yes, i did. >> it didn't quite feel as oppress think of morning when i stepped out of the car. >> a little bit down with the, humidity. it will get better. tonight with the skies clearing completely because we still have some clouds left over we have a lovely night in store. so if you have plans to step out on a friday night, it is looking pretty good. we will call it fine friday. now we will qualify that with the chance of the stray shower this morning. especially south and east of philadelphia, we have a frontal system that is still stalled, just off of the coast and it could throw back some clouds for us, so depending on how much sunshine we will get. we should get to 86 degrees. the clouds decide to sock us in every once in a while it could be lower than

. >> in 2012, father kara performed an exorcism on a hit man and killed dozens of people and cut up theiries. >> he was possessed by the devil. >> back in mexico city, we met ernesto guzman. he used to pray. through repeated exorsisms, he says he has left her behind. >> when the father finished, i was crying. i felt tired. yes understand why i was crying because i had hardly ever cried before. some exorsisms lead to people vomiting or screaming out in pain. mental health experts say it points to people's psychological and not spiritual problems. on the edge of mexico city stands the largest monument to santa muerte. it's here where vargas preaches every sunday. >> we don't pray to the devil. we pray to the angel of death, and we ask her for a better world, a tomorrow void of darkness and illuminated night. >> devil or saint, she is a menti mexican icon who inspires faith and fear. adam rainy, al jazeera, mexico city. >> another investigation into the safety of general motors vehicles, the national traffic safety administration is looking into complaints that airbags fail in some chevrolet

they were all in the kara loan for a half an hour. >> air conditioning was on she left the car running but the babe ways in there by themselves. >> honor off don't matter. it is just ridiculous. it doesn't matter. they are too little. you cannot leave them hook for two seconds. >> doctors checked out children at the hospital and we are told they are doing okay this morning. >>> family dealing with the tragedy is calling on action to prevent another drowning in took any creek. ruben polanco's family says his death was preventable. they want extra fencing or more strongly worded signs in the area where he drawn. his parents plan to sue city officials to advocate for those changes. >> he said what are we waiting for, more kids to die? let ruben be the last one who died in the area. >> three other teens have drowned in the area of the creek in the past 12 years. >>> happening today at alleged ring leader of the attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi is scheduled a to appear in a hearing in washington. this prosecutor says ahmed abu khattala was motivate todd take part in the violence by hi

the kara van, town and country minivans and the dodge journey all covered under that new recall. >>> we have your forecast covered this morning, at least rob does. he's in for christina, how are we looking? >> now changes over my shoulder there as we see san francisco's stocked in by low clouds, that'll lead to cooler temperatures thanks to an all-day sea breeze today. 67 in san francisco, low 80s in san jose, and inland around livermore and the tri-valley today. a lot cooler, close to 90 in livermore and 82 later on around napa for the afternoon, mike. >>> biggest issue we been talking about all morning, commute holding steady except for here, in oakland northbound 880 approaching that coliseum out of san leandro. two lanes blocked at 98th. we have video from the scene there. motorcycle crash. motorcycle involved in a crash here and two of the right lanes are blocked as you're heading north. there's the flairs blocking and duolanes are available. let's show you the scene from the coliseum camera. we can get an overhead view. approaching the coliseum, jamming up traffic on the approa

thus it kara backside is waging an assault. under the clean air act we seek to control and reduces pollutants having such vicious consequences across rural america. thank you for coming in addressing the details of the plan. looking forward to the commentary, and i look forward to an understanding of how many jobs can be created by addressing it non carbon sources of power is clear that already exist in solar world there are twice as many jobs as the coal world not counting other forms of renewable energy. as we take this this is a tech general america. >> i really want to say, i thought each of you made your points very well and to appoint perry returned to you, administrator mccarthy epa's regional -- recently issued clean power plant proposal. one of raise challenges of our time that already challenges human health and welfare in the economy. devastating impacts of the united states and the planet. the science is clear, the risk is clear, and the high cost of plant in action is clear. we must act. that is what president obam

. >> beginning a new project in the kara sea. >> they might have problems getting the equipment. >> european sanctions for the european companies from sending it. >> i think the first "x-files" series was shot there. >> after the bell, lincoln, tesla, gopro. john kerry in india. >> this is showing the flag and repairing the relationship with mr. modi. an important trip away from all the other major challenges. is that the morning brief? day.en at fed day and jobs stocks, bonds, currencies, commodities -- futures -13. -98.utures euro under 1.34, and a lot of people have been hoping for a weaker euro. american crude oil under $100 a barrel. , will ithe angst, vix open near 14? yen, 102.82. we scoured the papers, here is a scarlet with the front page. time running out, it ran out, for argentina. standard & poor's says the country is in selective default, missing a deadline yesterday to pay 500 $39 million in interest. the question is whether holders will9 billion in bonds demand repayment. this is a small group of bondholders who refused restructuring 13 years ago. >> led by elliott management.

last year, a dealer like this kara a sell about one day, 365 cars a year.our business like this. luckily, they sell seven cars a month. >> until recently, buenos aires residents treated car dealerships like this one as virtual currency exchange is. by dollars,ay to with four wheels. >> restrictions meant consumers needed new spots to safely parked there pesos. on hand youve pesos are losing money every month because of inflation. the way to pursue that money is -- preserveury car that money is to buy a luxury car. the unitsa 10th of were luxury vehicles. buying cars became an asset class. >> exactly. it was a clear sign of the successful way of getting asset that preserved its value after a correction in the exchange rates. >> a new government tax at the start of this year put an end to dealershipsd lead like this one in buenos aires to close at stars fo -- close its doors for good. just before that came into effect, one businessman spent $35,000 on this mercedes. he never drove it, leaving it untouched for the herreras to sell in confinement. seven months

thus it kara backside is waging an assault. under the clean air act we seek to control and reduces pollutants having such vicious consequences across rural america. thank you for coming in addressing the details of the plan. looking forward to the commentary, and i look forward to an understanding of how many jobs can be created by addressing it non carbon sources of power is clear that already exist in solar world there are twice as many jobs as the coal world not counting other forms of renewable energy. as we take this this is a tech general america. >> i really want to say, i thought each of you made your points very well and to appoint perry returned to you, administrator mccarthy epa's regional -- recently issued clean power plant proposal. one of raise challenges of our time that already challenges human health and welfare in the economy. devastating impacts of the united states and the planet. the science is clear, the risk is clear, and the high cost of plant in action is clear. we must act. that is what president obam

. >> from south kara line a. -- south carolina all i could dream of was south carolina vacation in june and july. >> hey sue, move your body little bit. you're too windy. >> i'm too windy? >> can you see the trees over here? >> yes. >> my camera operator, my daughter, we've got -- you can see on twitter the living room lamp we're using, real makeshift here, but really getting windy here. the outer bands of the storm just off shore here. we do not expect landfall here in myrtle beach. but, in north carolina where they are very vulnerable there. see the geography a lot further west than they are, off shore from us, still moving due north, 75-mile per hour sustained winds, probably going to make landfall, good chance, in the outer banks of north carolina, as far as the jersey shore and the delaware beaches, the same thing here in middle beach. rip current will be dangerous telling people not to go in the water above the waist, and be very careful, because it is the holiday weekends, and more people than usual will be at all of the beaches this weekend. >> hole on tight to that railing, sue

. >> kara and i like to exchange cat pictures. >> that's one. >> okay. >> i am a trained opera singerent chef. >> oh. i think that's a lie. >> i don't believe that. i think that's true. i bet she's a great cook. >> no. >> that's true. >> i believe that. >> the opera. >> see, i totally bought that. >> you sold it. i thought you were struggling with the last one looking for the lie. very well acted. >> you smell terrific. what are you wearing? >> it's calvin klein beauty. >> appropriately named. >> doesn't smell like -- you know. >> congratulations on this season of "the bridge." airs wednesdays on fx. >> come back again. >> she's never coming back here. >> how about this? how does this sound? a little schweschwe for dinner? we'll try a new dish up next. trying to stay fit but miss real pleasure? the pleasure you crave just got real. light & fit greek nonfat yogurt. irresistible flavors, like toasted coconut vanilla, with a thick creamy texture. never have 80 calories tasted so satisfying. light & fit greek. taste satisfaction without sacrifice. ♪ dannon introducing new colgate® optic w