kara: broadcast networks?im: if you are not willing to put your content on the internet and mobile, you are playing with fire. kara: prediction? what do you imagine? tim: internet of things will change how everything is done. multitouch attribution is part of that in advertising. instead of the internet or one thing getting credit for everything, advertisers will know where they're getting credit. i think internet of things mixed with virtual reality where every place you go, you can have a designed experience -- you look at the stuff in the news today , you can imagine the difference between reading it and getting a report versus having you in the situation yourself and being able to see what all the players are doing inside of the news feed. that will change things. you will be able to live inside of the information you see. when you live inside of that, it will give you a much different viewpoint of what the dynamics are. 4% of video is programmatic on phones right now. 4% of advertising experiences are pro

kara: let's talk about facebook.s somewhat ridiculous -- i watched a snake eating and a 20 times -- eating an egg. like 20 times. how do you look at facebook? tim: facebook has done a good job in video. you look at all these companies come every one is investing in non-commoditized areas. value of content will skyrocket. high-quality content will skyrocket, the opposite of what a lot of people think. the second piece is advertising will get really expensive. trying to convert a customer in digital -- we have all these companies on these platforms. our ad prices have gone up. consumers will end up getting a really big wind out of this because you have the best companies in the world and most competitive companies in the world trying to get down to this rule of seven and there will be a lot of companies investing a lot of time and energy. kara: china come all of them can you imagine them being big players? tim: definitely. on the boards like, there's three things, the amount of users you need to be able to deal with ev

let's bring in kara swisher, co-executive editor at re/code. kara, great to have you. you guys saying apple wants to include access to local channels in its planned tv service. however, that might cause the delay of that tv service, what can you tell us about why apple might be interested in local channels? just trying to have a little bit of an edge on the others out there? trying to placate the tv providers in to thinking that local is important? >> i think they want to have a richer experience and a different experience, it's something that people, consumers would want. it's really hard when you're working on these services not to have that. they want a more round service, it also is great for broadcasters, just more complex. because a lot of the, a lot of the big stations are not owned by the broadcasters. they used to be before. but you know, i think it's to be more competitive in what they're doing. it's a very difficult thing to do to add on. so that's why we talked about the delay. >> has the wound to local healed to the point where the conversations can be pro

carl quintanilla is on assignment, with us is kara swisher and john ford here at post 9, there's a lot about in tech. but we have to start with the market. stocks in full-on rally mode since they opened after the u.s. added 223,000 jobs in the month of april. bob pasani is on the floor with some of the biggest movers on ha is shaping up to be in the markets for the dow and the s&p since the end of march. >> what's impressive kayla is the breadth of the rally, 4-1 advancing to declining stocks, but it's not just that, everything is up. let me show you the dow movers. when you have boeing, a an industrial. home depot, a consumer discretionary, and microsoft, a technology sector. all up 2% or more. those are different sectors, nine of the 10 sectors on the s&p are up 1% or more. that's very rare. up health care up, consumer discretionary up nicely. technology up nicely. consumer staples, virtually there up nicely. financials as well on the upside more than 1%, that's a really broad rally. and even bonds i'm seeing remember bonds have had a rough week overall. suddenly you've got treasury

swisher for your perspective, kara.on the phone. shouldn't netflix be in a position to figure out what might pass must wer the chinese censor and filter their content because of how they handle the data behind it? >> there's a lot of u.s. tension in china, it's not like the first time there's western content in china. there's a lot of history here. it's a big market for them and it would be a big market for anybody. so you have to try. i think they will run into the same problem previous you know fox news and others have changed their content when they were bringing it to china. there's all kinds of things that change once you're there. but that's the way the country is. it's an enormous market. why would you turn your back on that market? >> yeah, it's amazing as well, to look at some of the popularity of shows like "house of cards." which according to the reports, china's own anti-corruption czar is a big fan of in that country. so you can't watch cnbc, but you can watch "house of cards" in china, generally-viewing pu

kara: broadcast networks? tim: if you are not willing to put your content on the internet, you are plane with fire. kara: thevr? what do you imagine? tim: internet of things will change how everything is done. instead of the internet or one thing getting credit for everything, advertisers will know where they're getting credit. internet of things mixed with virtual reality where every place you go, you can have a designed experience -- you look at the stuff in the news today come you can imagine the difference between reading it and getting a report versus having you in the situation yourself and being able to see what all the players are doing inside of the new speed. -- news feed. you will be able to live inside of the information you see. it will give you a much different viewpoint of what the dynamics are. 4% of video is programmatic on funds right now. 4% of advertising experiences are programmatic. there's a baseball game, we would be two outs in the first inning and the other team has not even gotten up

recode's co-executive editor kara swisher. >> come back to san francisco. >> we will.>> thanks. >>> we just talked about weakness in the social media space, that weakness is extending toen cans that recently went public and josh lipton is live in san francisco with a closer look at some of those repercussions. josh, over to you. >> well kayla, everyone talking about the big hit that social media stocks are taking. linkedin, twitter and yelp. which you guys were just talking about. a number of high-flying stocks have suffered hard drops in 2015. go pro down 20%, as investors solded camera maker because of worried about valuation, lock-up, expiration, go pro is up 10% since the last earnings report. fin tech, a hot sector, if you look at lending club, it's down about 30% year to date. zendesk, which provides software that ought mates customer service has been a top performer since its ipo. but the different story this year, it's down about 6%. even box has failed to keep the momentum going, still up strong since the ipo, but down hard from its high. so what do vcs make o

. >>> i'm's kara suboy for c net.com, coming up next taking care of your pearl y whites has never beenh, tooth brush tech coming up next, stay tune. >>> and a bit chilly to start the weekend here but warm up is on the way, something for everybody in the forecast, carol will have details when we return. looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >>> back object "eyewitness news" and today's digital age has brought all kind of high tech items into our home, from thermostats, that think on their own to ovens connected to your smart phone. well now a grown number of americans high tech toilets that come with a digital bo thedet heather daniels report. >> this is one of those lesser priced models. >> reporter: when jeffery hopper saw his first high tech toilet over ten years ago he didn't know what it was. >> toilet opened and i said i jumped. >> reporter: after using it once, he knew he needed one. >> it was most incredible thing i have ever seen. >> reporter: they are washless but basically a bode t installed on top of the toilet. >> whenever you ar

. >> the victims were katy eastburn, age 32, kara, age 5, and erin age 3. >> for so long after that homicideat night, i could close my eyes and see the children. >> and her husband gary was an air force captain. he rushed back from training in alabama. >> it is hard to explain. you just stop. the world stops. >> when you looked into his eyes, there was a void there. it tears your heart out. but you have to gather yourself, because you have a job to do. we will find out who did this. >> there was evidence all over that house. they found a head hair in ms. eastburn's bed. and they found a pubic hair at the scene of the rape. they found fingerprints a all over the house. they had bloody footprints. they had a semen sample. they were certain that physical evidence would lead them to whoever killed this family. >> after walking through the house, gary eastburn also provided a tantalizing lead. they were going to move to england when he finished training in alabama. the family had decided to sell the dog, so they put an ad out in the local fort bragg and katy eastburn wrote a letter to her husband

in san francisco i'm's kara suboy for c-net to the come for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> coming up nextyewitness news" all eyes are on this hospital in london this morning as kate, the duchess of cambridge is admitted and is in the early stages of labor there we are following latest developments and we will also have this. >> >>> and, developing news right now this morning out of london duchess kate is in labor with royal baby number two. we will have the the latest details, that is coming up. >>> also ahead fire fighters are kept bus which this two alarm fire in wilmington overnight and there were collapses overnight, that is the the latest coming up. >>> plus, it is one of the most bizarre thefts you'll ever sianni it was all caught on video. >>> but today is it is saturday may second good morning i'm todd quinones. nicole is off today. the lets get outside to meteorologist carol erickson with a look at the weather. good morning to you carol. >> good morning, todd. we have great weather coming up. people will be thrilled to hear that. so many weekend plans. you are free to go out and

kara-murza was at a state-owned agency in moscow when he fell ill.part of a group that released a report saying 220 russian soldiers have been killed while fighting in southeast ukraine even though vladimir putin has denied any involvement in the conflict there. that report was originally conceived by another putin opponent who was asass in addition nated in february. satellite images and updates from soldiers in social media to show russian forces are fighting in southeast ukraine. joining us now, adrian karatniski. so someone has stomach problems a 33-year-old man is having kidney issues. and in russia this immediately becomes suspicious and suspicions are trained on vlad vladimir putin. >> well you know i mean there have been a number of assassinations of journalists. there have been a number of poisonings plutonium poisonings and so on. always, the montra is well is it really putin or is it other people who may be acting in defense of him? i think vladimir putin has a clear way of sending signals to people who support him not to engage in these k

from smart suitcase, to theft prevention jeans yes, they have these cnet.com kara tsuboi reports on the travel accessories you have to take along with you on your next trip. >>> to ensure smooth trip, start with the basics, good suitcase. company blue smart has created innovate i have carry on bag that connects with a smart phone app. besides being softly designed with light wait frame, large cap as tip there is roller bag has digital lock, proximity censors, location trapping g even trip tracking also has several handy built in features like dimming tal scale, special laptop sleeve for easy removal in line, and battery. it can be pre ordered for $300 will ship later this fall. digital pick poking becoming bigger problem. using sophisticated technology to steel valuable identification details, beta brands. com says pair of men's jeans design by the security company north on feature built in panels of special radio frequency id blocking fabric in the front and back pockets to prevent this digital theft. the cost, $168 n san francisco, kara tsuboi, cnet.com. >> all right, 6:20 right now s

host this morning's final conversation, once again please welcome the co-executive it or of recode, kara>> so we're going to have a talk with tim armstrong from aol. we want to bring someone who is doing things in internet video and talk about where is it going. i have written two books about aol a which is a lot and know the company very well. and i thought tim would be a really good example of what has been going on and the thought behind a lot of creation of original video and where video is going and how we're changing. so tim armstrong? [ applause ] so tim -- we are -- we have -- i've interviewed you -- i'm going to put this timer here -- thank you for dressing up. i appreciate it. >> there's a microsoft convention across the street. i was debating what to wear. and i went in there and said to my assistant, see, look, everybody is dressed like i am. all these microsoft signs are all over the place. are they getting back into cable? >> they said this is the microsoft convention. you're in the wrong place. now i'm back. >> i thought i told brian i was thinking of coming out here and c

kara was known to come in and shake up management and find out what doesn't work and replace it with people who may be better suited for the job. those are two thing things to look out for. emily: leslie picker, and cory johnson. of course, we are anxious to see how this ichan investment plays out. into a's edition of "drive," google self driving cars are about to hit the road. check out this video of a prototype that will be on the road of mountain view, california. here's the catch -- they cannot drive faster than 25 miles per hour, and a human driver will always be on board. these cars have lost almost $1 million -- one million autonomous miles since google started the project. there have been some fender vendors from human error. -- fender vendors. -- fender benders. coming up netflix may be on the brink of finally cracking the chinese market. that story next. ♪ emily: netflix wants a piece of the chinese market, and it may have finally found its way in. according to people familiar with the matter, netflix is holding talks, including wasu, a media company that is similar to comc

no need to run out of the house but right now traffic does look good in the santa kara value. >> a sixth person has died from last night's train derain l rail m. 65 others were juried and rush to the hospital. now the train was headed from washington, d.c. to new york city when it went off the tracks. some passengers say the train may have been going too fast as it was heading into a curve. we are following this derailment. we're going to have updates and live reports from philadelphia throughout the morning. >> time now is 4:31. san francisco is asking for a popular mcdonalds rest truant clean up its act or face legal action. there are ongoing drug problems and other issues at the mcdonalds. the franchise owner hasn't done anything about it. in the past three years police received more than 1100 calls to that particular restaurant. he's warning a potential legal action. they would like to improve security measures. happying today the city council is expected to get a premotor expand rent control laws. the city already has rent control but only applies to apartments bill before 1979. tha

the driver of the hum vee remains in critical condition two occupants from the other kara along with the other three soldiers, are hospitalized, as well no word yet if any charges are pend ing. >>> an afternoon of play took a tragic turn for little girl from bucks county. nine year-old was truck in the chest with the bee bee or pellet gun a and she was flown to children's hospital in philadelphia a "action news" reporter kenneth moton joins us live in humeville with the full story kenneth. >> reporter: walter, details are still coming in on this one, the pennsylvania state police have been on this scene after that nine year-old girl was shot in the chest with that bee bee or pellet gun inside of her home. state police and paramedics got the call around 3:30 this afternoon on the 900 block of bellevue avenue here in the boro of humeville bucks county. we know the nine year-old was shot in the chest with the air gun but at this point investigators have not said how she was hit or who shot her. we do know that the child lives her with her parents and two siblings. neighbors watched as n

speakers include brian roberts kara and fcc chairman wheeler. president obama is at georgetown university, discussing ideas about alleviating poverty in the united states. on c-span two own book tv, we are live at city hall in maryland for the book festival with prize-winning author david and former obama adviser david axelrod. sunday evening at 9:00, the president of the american constitution society on the impact of labor laws on women and their families. and on c-span3, saturday afternoon at 2:00, remembering the liberation of concentration camps within interview with gerda klein on liberation and the death march she barely survived. on sunday, the relationships that winston churchill developed with americans during his political career. get the complete schedule at c-span.org. >> investigators with the national transportation safety board interviewed the engineer who was operating the amtrak train. the briefing is about 30 minutes. >> hello, and good afternoon. i am a board member with the ntsb and i realize we are later than we said we woul

several cars are off the tracks, one kara peers to be all but destroyed. the philadelphia fire commissioner derek sawyer has labeled this a mass casualty incident. we have some video from the ground victims of this accident, i wish we could see them now, we are reporting that there are and an unknown number of fatalities. we don't know how many. but we are reporting that there have been, people killed. as you can see, triage centers have been set up, near the scene, victims, grabbing some water when they can and it is a big, mess at and near the scene. hospitals, in the city of been told to expect casualties. now, former bucks county congressman pat trick murphy, is on the train. he has gone on twitter to release pictures from inside, one of the cars. he is okay. he is helping injured passengers but these are pictures from inside one of the cars at this early juncture, there is no word what caused this accident, but we are expecting, bad news, about the nature of the casualties at this scene. this was the scene at temple university hospital, a short while

kara good to have you with us. what is your sense of what's happening here, despite protestations, the military has taken over? >> i believe that to be the case. so this all is a quickly and rapidly changing situation that began early this morning our time. it is unclear where pee 8 nkurunzizapierrenkurunziza was this moment but there was a coup, a take over of many organs of government by the coup-starters. >> there are some reports he tried omake it back into the country from tan tanzania but wasn't able to do so. we've seen this kind of story play out before, a leader takes a trip and get overthrown. given the current amount of protest why would nkurunziza have the confidence to take that trip? >> you know i would love to be able to ask him that question myself. i believe there was a fair amount of pressure from other leaders to have nkurunziza come to this emergency meeting to help solve and resolve the crisis in burundi. obviously, this was a very bad choice as we can see 50 coup demonstration but --by the cou

will come out with a buy button on its search listings and when he talked about self-driving cars, karaer asked him how do you think about monetizing these moon shots and astanni said you build the product, get it right at the end of the day we're not building the core, we're licensing the technology. >> it seems like moon shots are a little out of vogue it's a block and tackle sort of environment. not so much about boy we're going to put somebody on mars. that was when, when elon was here a little bit ago. now they're talking about target what are you going to do to get people in the store who is have phones to buy more stuff? with cramer this morning, a little more thematic purity and discipline, at least from google. >>> let's go to simon hobbs and the european close. >> the big out of europe, hypersensitivity they're developing on the markets to what is happening with greece. the talks continue, markets in negative territory. let me show you what happened yesterday to highlight it. you had a big bounce as we got the news from the greek government maybe there was a structural deal. s

. >>> camden county officer rescued a baby left in the kara loan. >> that baby is now okay but different story yesterday afternoon. five month-old boy was spotted around noon in the parking lot of the cvs along milk will boulevard in camden. an officer says baby was sweating profusely windows up and doors were lock. officers used a baton to break the car's window and get the the baby out. they say mother was inside cvs the entire time. >> she mentioned that she was there for two seconds. we're looking at an infant baby okay. we're looking at the surrounding area. one second 22nd too long for an infant. >> the mother whom police identified as diana moore of sicklerville has been charged with child endangerment. division of child protection is investigating. >> i'm so glad we are running this story as temperatures are heating up this next week, it the gets so, so serious. >>> coming up a pair of philadelphia restaurant are pushing the the envelope when it comes to their names. why they are doing everything they can to stand out. >>> plus judge in atlanta a reduced event isenses of those in

he was on stage with kara swisher.know he's been the subject of criticism, even speculation about whether he'll stay on the job. swisher asked him very bluptly lyly lylybluptly. >> you'll be there at the end of the year? >> i have to focus on my job and what i have ahead of me. i don't worry about am i going to be working here on this date or that date. i focus on my job. >> you feel you're in sync with the board? >> well i don't feel like i'm in with my board. i know i'm in sync with my board. the bord and i communicate very regularly. one of the things i probably do is overcommunicate with them and we're thoroughly in sync. >> now besides costolo, the biggest news had to come from the gopro ceo mick whitnick whitman. he introduced two products. one is the gopro drone. a red hot market. analysts think that drone could generate nearly half a billion dollars in revenue. also introducing this new six-camera spherical array. allowing users to shoot footage for virtual reality. it could set stage for new partnerships betwe

. >> what's the latest, kara, because you had an article this morning about aol possibly looking for for huffingtons post? >> he's been talking to the private equity while this is going on. it's part of the potential deal. verizon did not want to and there's a possibility of doing the joint venture where they would hold some of the ownership and then get investment. content is super expensive and so is the huffington post. they have a ton of competition. they're valued. i think they got a huge amount of cash to spend. it's really an arms race how close they could beat them. they need to make big investments. >> i'm curious, when you saw the headline that aol was going to be bought. i'm sure you thought back to time westerner aol when that first went down. what went through your mind as you're experiencing that d de ja vu? >> it wasn't too much. i think it was at some point the same as the aol time westerner. that was a content accompany buying a content and technology accompany. verizon is a mobile accompany and technology accompany and it's not a publisher like time westerner and an

the ceo taking the stage at the code conference and answering kara swisher's tough question whether he would still be at the helm. >> will you be there at the end of the year? >> look, i have to focus on my job and what i've got ahead of me. i don't worry about like am i going to be working here on this date or am i going to be working here on that date. i focus on my job. >> you feel like you're in sync. >> i don't feel like i'm in sync with my board. i know i'm in sync with my board. the board and i communicate regularly. i over communicate and we're thoroughly in sync. >> what did you think? >> i'm not a fan of his. i think he's a goof ball. i would rather see a pimple face kid with a hoodie rubbing tnnin company. i'm long in the stock. i've been long. if they do not show some sort of, you know, acceleration in user growth, he's done. he won't make it. >> i'm -- i feel very similar to what dan's saying. i'm long in the stock. i sold a little less than half of the stock recently, yesterday. i felt like there's been chatter of a takeover, there's been chatter about flipping, him leavi

kara tsuboi, cnet.com. news". >> coming up in the next hour every "eyewitness news", the days of common core in new jersey could be over. hear from governor christie next. justin? >> could police be closing? we have new pictures of the suspect as well, as a plea for surrender. >> also, former postal worker whose passion for the game of golf has seen him through some pretty dark days. his inspirational story next. >> also, vittoria and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the 3's. look at that. beautiful sky. >> that it is. >> rain the last two days, will we seymour today? >> that looks so good, though. another look at that? >> sure. focus. pretty skyline. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opin

a lot of folks worried this could be their kara expected jan. >> reporter: erika and ukee, to figureut if your car is on this recall list you will need your car's vin. you can find that number on the lower left hand portion of the windshield. then event their number pot web site, and we have that at cbs philly.com. in the meantime as you mentioned the secretary of the transportation is calling this is biggest and most comprehension complex consumer safety recall in u.s. the history. it is a problem that is turning what should be a life saving device into a hazard, angelina, knows all too well. >> i had had a hole in my chest, clear enough to see the bone in the bottom. >> reporter: she was driving a 2001 honda civic when she was involve in the 25-mile per hour crash, her takata air bag exploded and piece of shrapnel ended up in her chest. >> everybody kept telling me air bags don't do that, the the problem is, these ones are and that is in the right and that is in the okay. >> the air bag inflaters we suspected did in the work correctly. we believe that they have been responsible for

now the other point that john brought up, the content side, our sources are telling us, my boss kara swisher reported this. aol looking to spin off its businesses, "huffington post," verizon is nice to have, but not something they were looking to get. nice to have, not a need to have. >> you want them in your marketplace, right? if you are doing a programmatic ad platform, whatever deal they do, if it's a complete spin-off or maybe a partial spin-off, you want that huge "huffington post" audience, some of the tech crunch audience, in the mix as you're verizon scaling up your over-the-top and digital video efforts. >> that's a great point. to dig into what the ad tech is that oolt is giving verizon. what aol does well is cobbled together video networkance, there are other sites with video, they cobbled them together in one big network. they make it available to advertisers. you can bid on the space. the thing is the key is that what makes it strong is how many more content players you add on to that system, that network. the more you have, the more valuable it is. so they need to have

in this tech minute, cnet.com, kara tsuboi, reports on couple of websites and apps that aim to take then out of planning. >> organize ago group of people for a big event can be like herding cats. hundreds of emails confusion about roles, if there is need to collect money forget t you will be tracking down the last 20 bucks for the next six months. well technology is here to help. the website sign up genius lets event coordinators create custom sign up page from over 500 templets. key to the page, to your specific group and event whether it is church fundraiser college outing or refreshment for your kids sports teams. the basic version free, and let you manage your event with e-mail text reminders, collect payments through pay pal, and add custom questionsment volunteer spot, great for organizing volunteer events like classroom activities, youth sporting event. once you create sign up page, volunteers can access the page through the web or marble peep. basic services are free to use. in san francisco cnet.com. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, 6:22 right now. it is a move toy make

born september 6th 1954 in austin texas, kara carlton sneed better known as carly fiorina, is the middles both world war ii veterans. her father worked his way up the academic ladder her family moved around a lot with fiorina going to different schools. she says -- >> i was perpetually the new kid in class. as the new kid i wanted desperately to fit in to be liked, to make friends. >> her dad would become dean of duke law school and a trail blazer in his own right. a staunch conservative judge on the very liberal ninth circuit court of appeals. in 1976 she earned a degree from stanford. from there, she followed in dad's footsteps. heading off to law school. but unlike her father fiorina dropped out after just one semester. >> i felt happy. afraid. but happy. i grew up that day. i had made a truly difficult decision on my own. i felt lonely in that choice. afraid of its consequences. but certain i had chosen well. >> soon she found work as a receptionist at a real estate firm where she worked her way up the corporate ladder eventually landing at at&t where she excelled in business and rom

tech reporter kara swisher row about the deal in a book called there must be a pony in here somewhere, referring to an old joke of a kid digging through a pile of manure figuring there has to be a pony somewhere. >>> other news, frontier airlines is the most complained airline in the united states. according to new government figures. that's just one list. there's also a list of the least on-time airlines. who got that one? frontier airlines got that one, too. then there was the most canceled flights. that one? actually didn't go to frontier, went to envoy airlines, one of several companies that fly the american eagle brand. when you fly those small commuter planes you are usually not usually flying the actual brand painted on the side of the airplane. it's owned by a smaller company. looking over the data i did find one interesting statistic when it comes to airports. we know there are more delays at sfo than at san jose. san jose just has better weather. but speaking percentagewise how much more delayed do you think sfo is than sjc? >> i think a lot more because of the fog layer tha

kara finnstrom is in los angeles with what the group calls for an investigation. have compiled statistical gender. it alleges women are routinely passed over for high profile tv and film products and are hired as disadvantage for men. >> reporter: patricia arquette's oscar acceptance speech was a cry for gender equality. >> it's our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the united states of america. >> reporter: but the issue of gender equality will often front and center on screen. >> bin lad season there and you're going to kill him for me. >> reporter: is now being questioned behind the lens. >> by some measures there are less women working as directors today than there were decades ago. >> reporter: melissa says the genders have nearly excluded women from directing roles. yesterday the aclu september letters to state and other agencies calling them to investigate hollywood hiring practices but did not specifically name any tv or film studio. they accused them of discriminating, having the fact of shutting women out. >> less

. >> kara we have to get two questions. a quick response. >> there's nothing wrong with that.ood cause. it's not controversial and is healthy. we don't like them going around the sun health care policy. there's nothing wrong with that. nobody could pull it off as well as they did. >> there are reports or rumors that at least 21st ladies that i know ran the country when their husbands were ill and mrs. wilson and nancy reagan. is that true or is it not true? >> i would say and really sort of a quick response to that when you say the presidents you have to look at the different components of the president and one of them is making the final decision on things. sometimes it's improving things and sometimes it's making the decision to not make a decision. sometimes it's firing and sometimes a tiring so yes partially mrs. wilson assumes some of that during the crisis and of course her real agenda was to protect her husband hopefully getting better. nancy reagan, i would say nancy reagan worked in a sense, they hate to fulfill a function that might be similar to a west wing aid, may

. >> coming up on the show kara will join us live from the code conference in california.ay here on squawk on the streets. >>> the code conference is underway now. there's a lot of talk on the ground about the changing media and content landscape. john is tracking it all. >> emerging platforms have been a key theme for 2015. >> my kids know two things. >> does more people under the age of 25 watch youtube other than cable channel? >> it's changed da mat cli. it use to be a portal like aol and yahoo. then google as the search engine told us what was important. now our friends tell us what's important. >> look at the changes in classical and television it's still a solid business. the growth is in over the top video. >> he did a survey at the end of last year and said between the ages of 14-17 who are the top five people who influence you and guess what it's not justin beiber or taylor swift, it's five youtubers. so that's a big deal. >> all right. lots more ahead. live from the code conference the ceo of spotify, flip board and fox media all coming your way. we're back afte

i wanted to see my dear friend kara lee carmelo.t. and laura michelle kelly, lovely lovely girl. i went backstage. did they send you guys pictures? no i went backstage to say hello. it's a great family show. if you've seen the others you know yeah it's about the man who wrote peter pan and how he came to find the story. and it's moving. by the end, everybody was crying and teary. >> all right. couple of shoutouts. mr. manners wants to help you with annoying neighbors. let us know what you need advice about when it comes to neighbors. and if you have a doctor or a dentist phobia we want to hear what it is. >> or what caused it. >> what caused it and what you do. go to to the website, submit your question or video explaining why you avoid doctors. try to make it spify. >> okay. >>> remember that vid dwlee captured your -- video captured your heart? the surprise to new york? >> they're here and everyone has a story winners. really bless you. and these actresses are the bellas that makes us ut troublemakers. >> we're going to have fun w

. >> camden county officer rescues a baby that was left in a kara loan, baby is now okay but different story yesterday afternoon. >> five month-old boy was spotted around noon in the parking lot of the cvs on nickel boulevard in camden. an officer a say the baby was sweating profusely, windows up and doors were locked. officers used baton to break the cars window and get that baby out. the mother was in that cvs the the entire time. >> she went there for two seconds. we're looking at a infant baby. okay. we're looking at the surrounding area. you know, one second, 22nd, it is too long for an infant. >> mother police identified as 30 year-old diana moore of sicklerville has been charged with child endangerment. division of child protection is investigating this case. >>> he is not marcus mariota but we did pick up nelson ago lar in the draft was it right half move? we will ask former eagle garry cobb about how he is feeling about last night's draft. >>> good morning, everybody. a live look at the 42 freeway, coming in toward philadelphia. we have got some sun glare, every where, this mo

. >> i think kara wants to jump in on alaska. >> i am 100% sure alaska is in and i'm sure the territoriesre in. i'll ask my other members to give me a thumbs up on territories or a thumbs down if i'm wrong. >> hi george frampton partnership for responsible growth. in trying to correlate emissions reduction pathways that existing policies, i wonder if you can clarify what your assumptions were for the power plant sector. it looks like your table 101 on page 13 at the middle of the road as well as the go-getter scenarios assume a much greater production and the powerplant rule would promise is fully implemented. am i misreading this? this is 18% reduction by 2021 for 2012 in the powerplant factor only envisions a 16% reduction by 2030. >> as we lay out in the full report the reduction in the power sector and are three pathways include the effects of the clean power plant and federal appliance standards and other federal programs we have treated as additive to what is going on at this stage level in the clean power plant and we lay that out in detail in the report. >> hi, rachel maccormack.

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. -- kara doors. three lanes were blocked south around on the crash cleanup.h the capital beltway, you will find the usual delays in place leading to a crash on the outer loop at colesville road. be prepared for additional delays. a live look at 395 at the george washington parkway importing street bridge. the traffic is jammed and a crash is reportedly on the ramp to potomac park. jummy: thank you. the d.c. council will host a roundtable today on how to expand the use of body cameras in the police department. the meeting begins at 2:00 this afternoon and the wilson building and is open to the public. reporters will get a look today at the smithsonian's african-american history museum which is set to open next year and will visit a construction site and be briefed on the status of the museum. the news continues now as "good morning washington" continues on news channel8 and we will see you back here in 25 minutes. >>> good morning, america. right now, we're tracking dangerous weather this morning. fears of more tornadoes after dozens touched down in the heartl

they'll be asking kara fisher what they thinks of verizon's $4 billion purchase of aol today.day the deal finally happened. it was verizon buying the company for nearly $4.5 billion. few saw this union coming. it could be a way to jump start verizon's move into content and mobile ads. we'll talk how and why, next. >>> and nouriel roubini will join us to talk when he thinks the fed will raise interest rates and how it will impact the bond market. you're watching cnn, business worldwide. ♪ ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ ♪ process critical information and put it in the hands of our defenders. reaching constantly evolving threats before they reach us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. can it make a dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ ♪ can it tell the doctor how long you have to wear this thing? ♪ ♪ can it tell the flight attendant to please not wake me this time? ♪ ♪ the answer is yes, it can. so, the question your customers are really asking is can your business deliver? >>> one company was known for you've got mail the other asks the question can you h

people can expect comcast ceo brian roberts technology columnist kara swisher and fcc chairman tom wheeler and sunday morning at 10:30 president obama is at georgetown university discussing ideas on how to i alleviate poverty in the united states. on c-span2 saturday morning beginning at 10:00 eastern on book tv we're live from city hall in guyaithersburg book festival. former obama adviser david ak el rod and sunday evening at 9:00 on afterword, caroline frederickson on the impact of labor and employment laws and working limits and their families and on c-span3 saturday afternoon on oral histories remembering the liberation of nazi concentration camps and her life in jewish get toes after the nazi invasion and the 1942 death march she barely survive and sunday at 6:30 john mauer on the roipgss winston churchill developed during his political career. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >>> gop presidential hopeful senator marco rubio says the stakes are simply too high for this nation to elect hillary clinton as the negligent president. his comments came as he outlined his foreign pol

carl quintanilla is on assignment, with us is kara swisher and john ford here at post 9 there's a lotce they opened after the u.s. added 223,000 jobs in the month of april. bob pasani is on the floor with some of the biggest movers on ha is shaping up to be in the markets for the dow and the s&p since the end of march. >> what's impressive kayla is the breadth of the rally, 4-1

speakers include comcast chairman and ce o'brien roberts, technology columnist kara swisher, and fcc chairman tom wheeler. sunday morning at 10:30, president obama is at georgetown university discussing ideas of how to alleviate poverty in the united states. c-span2, book tv we're live from city hall in gaithersburg, maryland, for the book festival with david shipler former u.s. representatives tom davis and martin frost, and former obama adviser, david axelrod and sunday evening at 9:00 president of the american constitution society, caroline frederickson on the impact of labor and employment laws on working women and their families and on american history tv on c-span3, saturday afternoon at 2:00 eastern on oral histories, remembering the liberation of nazi concentration camps with an interview of a woman on her life in the jewish ghettos after the nazi invasion and the 1945 death march she barely survived. and sunday night at 6:30 on the presidency, war college professor on the relationships winston churchill developed with american presidents in his political career. get our comp

when they watch units and kara vans coming after them get blown up before they get to them because we have proper surveillance that we have resources that can deal with that and the like. we start to change the dimension very significantly as a result of providing them with the proper resources. these are the constraints that are out there that are manifested itself in the behavior of the iraqi security forces they have their own problems, i'm not suggesting they don't. but there's a lot we can do to make a difference. >> let me ask one final question, the administration is currently declining to arm the kurds. they have been allies and my judgment, the policy of not arming the kurds makes very little sense. i would be interested in the panel's assessment of should we be arming the kurds and is the current policy reasonable and effective in defeating isis? >> i think it's a consensus on the panel we should be helping the kurds defend themselves but they will not be able to be effective partners in retaking the portions of arab iraq that isis now controls but that certainly we should b

kara will send you off on a tangent because it treats the property right and the possessory interest as the same thing. but property rights go beyond the possession of a thing but use, administration, benefitting from the profits of having a thing. these are all within the realm of property rights according to that bundle of sticks that we learned about in law school. and attaching a device to a car converts the car to the purposes of an outsider, an interloper on this piece of property. so attaching a gps device to a car very much is an invasion of a property right. it's just not the possessory right. so jones didn't lose control of his car, the car wasn't taken away but his car was used by somebody else which is a violation of that right to exclude. so watch for seizures. very often seizures and searches are mixed because the law enforcement officer will look at the underside, this is the seizure, this is is search and there are one or two cases where the court articulates those independently. searching can happen in a stand alone way and kylo is the best example of that. that's th

i want to thank bismarck high students kara weitsel and hunter lower for sharing their research aboutagner with us. these are just a few of the brave men who served our country in vietnam and as we are now experiencing the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war commemorated by an official proclamation of the president i think it is so important that we honor those who were killed in action and that we share their stories with the next generation of north dakotans, the next generation of americans so that they can truly appreciate the sacrifice of those who serve us in the united states military and certainly the sacrifice that gave the last great measure of their life. thank you mr. chairman. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. nelson: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: madam president i ask consent that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. nelson: madam president at 5:30 we're going to vote on senate resolution