joining us this more is kara switcher, co-executive editor at re/code. kara, good morning to you.ere for the hour, simon hobbs, thank you for joining us again. as always, jon fortt is here as well. tim cook calling 2015 the year of apple pay. not all retailers agree. a story from "reuters" in the national retail federation shows while some big chains are using apple play, many have no plans to accept it for what they cite as a lack of consumer demand and the high cost associated with the technology. it comes as we await apple's worldwide very maniers conference where the company is expected to unveil its new strategy for music. kara, there was one respondent in the survey that said not even a small percentage of customers had asked for it. what do you make of the find sngs. >> people don't ask for it unless they can use it and they 's there. it unless they kn it's one of those chicken-and-egg things. there's a struggle between retailers and apple, over these payment systems, they're expensive an they have to change registers. it's inevitable that payments are going to change. the

kara, thanks a lot for phoning in. >> thanks a lot. >> kara swisher of re/code. did that interview of whether or not he would remain ceo. >> looking back at the ent interview. he was nervous. the reason the stock is trading down right now to me is one, the maus that bob talked about and strategy question, the fact that i know they have to the at least, you hope this is what they have to say we like the strategy that dick costolo is do, we'll keep it. you hope that changes because it's not working. so let's hope it's just kind of what you have to say but the strategy question is key. >> it's what you have to say to make it seam like dick costolo left on his own terms and everything is fine and good and happy within the twitter family but when the new ceo comes in, yeah, you want somebody to do something drastic to jolt that stock. >> it's too valuable property. there is, is it mismanaged, yes. to me the property is too valuable. somebody will figure this out against $35. >> take a look at the move in the after hour session. the decline, we saw from the high is on

kara started working for espn in 2004 and a college basketball analyst in the off season. a great story. >>> afternoon baseball coming up in about 25 minutes, gang. i have a joyful story to tell concerning the curly ws. 11 innings of work necessary this afternoon. >> thank you, dave. >>> and it's back to iraq for more >>> breaking news from d.c. where a pedestrian was hit on wisconsin avenue, just a couple of blocks away from our studios in northwest. major crash has been notified, and that usually means that the accident could be fatal. the driver stayed on the scene, but traffic on wisconsin is severely delayed as police investigate. >>> late today, the white house announced a new strategy to take on iraq. >> reporter: the u.s. is calling for 450 advisors on top of the 3100 american troops already in iraq. other elements require provides additional equipment to stop the flow of foreign fighters. >> we want to help them do this themselves. >> reporter: it would help to establish an air base in western iraq where isis has made recent gains. that base will focus on training

kara is sticking around for us. ivan, you like the stock. why do you see it moving up substantially from its current levels $127? >> based on their dominant position in the phone computer and will be the wearable with the watch. i think the watch is going to become the center of the connected universe. >> how about you, dan? do you think the watch is a real profit driver here? a lot of people are skeptical that it can really move the needle, that it's not -- let me put it this way -- a mass enough product. >> we view this to some extent right now as really it is an iphone 6 in china story at this time for apple. in terms of the watch and in terms of wearables, i really view that as the next leg of growth. i ultimately believe 8% to 10% of revenue two years out. apple pay i think could be some of the breadcrumbs here in terms that they could lay in terms of the reward programs and some of these other areas. this is really apple going not just from hard wrar but transition is to software. software is the epicenter of the next leg of the apple

kara lou will show us more from the parade. >>> arrests could soon be coming in a shooting. the fight erupted in the parking lot of the church of jesus christ of ladder day saints. two men in their 20s was shot. another man was hit with a hammer or crowbar. none of the injuries appear to be life threatening. police say it's lucky no one else was hurt. the two groups know each other and they were fighting over something that happened a day before. >>> happening today state senators will decide if the controversial vaccine bill heads to the governor. the bill eliminates the personal belief exemption for people a-- senators must vote on the the bill be if it passes it goes to governor brown. >>> the u.s. supreme court is expected to release a decision today on whether a drug used for lethal injections is usable. the case was brought by three death row inmates in oklahoma. >>> as the temperature rises, so does the potential for fire danger that is is why cal fire says it's working to increase its staff. dry lightning and strong winds are expected to cross many areas in northern

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things app create user name, use one device as camera, another to check the feed n san francisco, kara cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and the old tech cries are we there yet? will be heard all summer long. our eyewitness weather watchers up this morning finding temperatures in the 60s, that's comfortable place to be at this point. >> clicking in with ed in chester ville not starting out too well. hoping to cut the lawn and take a ride to yardley today. if you're in yardley today say hello to ed. >> don't you race up there diana. >> i'm on my way. >> she's on her way. 62 degrees temperature with gee, promise of new way promise of reaching 80 degrees. i think that's probably where we will be today. take another walk. we walk to rehoboth beach last time. we will be walking elsewhere today. we are going to be walking over on our future weather and we are going to be dealing with real nice conditions today if you like a few showers coming upment some of douse like the showers so enjoy the kind of weather we are likely finding today if you like a rain shower or two. otherwise looking at temper

bill karas joins us.od morning. >> we're going to continue watching severe thunderstorms, but i want to show you these pictures over the weekend, too. we have a lot of severe storms we dealt with. one of them was in texas. there were rescues that took place as vehicles were stuck in high water. we had lightning damage around the mid-atlantic from those storms. now we're dealing with a severe weather threat. here's the area of enhancement, everywhere here in the orange. this could easily be upgraded to a mod rit risk and see we go through the next few days. tornadoes are expected. most likely early afternoon to early evening. areas of wisconsin especially. massive areas of milwaukee and then some could go to north michigan. possibility of isolated tornadoes near and around but not too many. then as we go into tomorrow, the tornado threat will be over with, but the line of storms will be very strong back to pittsburgh. it includes new york city the philadelphia area baltimore all the way in upstate new york

kara suboy shows us high tech gadgets designed to aid in the baby's development. >> reporter: some peopleelieve that unborn child music in the womb, improves memory census melody and encourage better sleep. check out the $55 lull a by prenatal music belt. connect witt a m33 player or phone to play your play list tour little ones. $30 belly bugs are less bulky more discrete option. the speaker sticks to a pregnant woman's belly so it can piped in the womb. parents and other loved ones can record their own voice that he is can be down loaded and played through the belly. next up $150 baby plus and prenatal curriculum designed to give your baby a healthy cognitive start. mother to be wears a plastic difficulties ago begins her belly twice a day and emits different patterns of sound to the fetus. before you begin using these products, be sure to consult with your doctor. in san francisco i'm kara suboy for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> jurassic world rumbles to the big screen this week, it is latest in the dinosaur franchise and coming up next, we will preview the new movie and hear from the s

that temperature to about 102 degrees, easily 103 in danville and black hawk, 90s throughout santa kara valley -- clara valley. it is 76 in san francisco. typically the average high in san francisco is 65 degrees. we are averaging up to 20 degrees above normal. we will bring down the temperatures with the possibility of thunderstorms late tomorrow afternoon and then dry wednesday through sunday. we went from unseasonably cool to unseasonably hot. >> for a day anyway. >> and thunderstorms. >> thank goodness it is a prolonged heat wave. we have the fire potential because of the heat today and then tomorrow because of the thunderstorms. >>> less bieber, more bass drops. that's what workers would like to hear. walmart is hiring a company d.j. as a morale user. the sane justin bieber and dion music has been playing for months. he will bump tunes from the arkansas headquarters. >>> exciting changes to the 2018 winter olympics. >> four new events are added to the program. athletes will be able to compete in big air, snow boarding, and freestyle skiing, mass start in speed skating and mixed dou

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blocked on the syrian side since and kara -- ankara gave the order last wednesday to close the crossing these civilians were stuck here. turkish forces used water cannons to push back refugees disperse the crowds, and keep people from climbing over barbed wire fences. these men, women, and children were fleeing nearby fighting between islamic state group jihadists that control much of the region and kurdish fighters. backed by the us-led airstrikes, the kurdish militia managed to close in on a strategic point of entry for fighters, weapons, and supplies for the islamic state group. the town is the link between turkey and the jihadist regional stronghold. taking back tall abyad would be a major boon in the fight against the islamists. turkey is wary of the gains made by the kurdish militia. everyone -- erdogan said the fighters were turning their guns on local citizens, something the kurds strongly denied as they continue to chip away at the islamic state groups' territory. laura: a refugee crisis in europe is the source of souring tensions between france and italy. the italian governmen

coming up, a look at the skins through otas and look ahead at some upcoming dates, and a cool story, karason, wnba. she starred at alexandria back in the day. you are going to see some old vintage video. >> coming up next. >> yes. >> we're out this summer take flight, without having to take a flight. because all the thrills you need are right here at busch gardens, and water country usa. in williamsburg, va. like the daring new coaster tempesto. so ride together slide together whether it's monster drops collossal curls or furry friends it's all here. vacation packages start at $50 per person per night. the ultimate summer vacation is closer than you think at busch gardens and water country usa. >>> coming up next -- >> that's the first base hit of the ball game. >> besides that, scherzer is pitch perfect. >> i just felt like we were in sync the whole day. >>> practices now mean something. skins mini camp. ready, set, hut, hut. >> in order to keep your job you have to maintain a high level of excellence. >>> lebron, steph. did the king rule, or did the warriors come out too fast? "game on

cbs net's kara tsuboi is showing us the school that's change the way kids learn. >> reporter: at the all school in san francisco kids sign in with a swipe and alongside books atablets and laptops but it's how the devices are used that makes the new school unique. >> in my old school i was classes with 35 to 40 kids just trying to get through the curriculum but here you're allowed to make your own curriculum. >> reporter: friedman is the first student to graduate from all school which was founded in 2013 by an ex-google employee. >> the experience is intensely personalized for each child and the learning is taking place not through a screen but through a physical classroom. >> reporter: the $20,000 a year private school uses technology to create a personalized lesson plan, or playlist, for each student. >> if you are interested in something they will push you to get there and playlist allows you to do that. >> reporter: teachers create instruction cards for assignments that can be one person or the whole class and then they build a playlist for individual students. >> we don't have te

host this morning's final conversation, once again, please welcome the coexecutive editor of recode, kara swisher. >> so, we're going to have a talk in a second with sue armstrong from aol. want to bring someone who's doing a lot of things in internet video and talk about where it's going. i have written two books about aol, which is a lot. and know the company very well and it's it rated so drastically over the years. it would be a really good example and what's behind the orangeal creation of video and where it's going. so, tim armstrong. so, tim, we are, we have been, i've interviewed you, i'm going to put this on. thank you for dressing especially. i appreciate it. >> i got dropped off. there's a microsoft convention across the street and i was debating what to wear i went in and said to my assistant everybody's dressed like i am. took me about five minutes all these microsoft signs are all over the place. are they getting back into cable. they said, no, this is a microsoft convention. now, i'm back -- >> good. i almost, i thought i told brian, thinking of coming out here and cutting

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. >> basically my friend kara, hi kara, her cuss honey lives in port land took these pictures.lly cool lady. he does cool stuff on facebook. i have followed her things. but showed up in the national places. we got to get our game face on. >> young girls are inspired by woman's world cup right now. >> they are the athletes. they also talk about the ceo and photographer said these girls look great in their ballet totos. but how cool is it that you can be a girl with your to to and a girl with your cleats. you can do both, chin guard and be cool good landry, i took a couple pictures of landry she kicks it on the field and on the stage in the dance. >> new my daughters played soccer and it can get rough on the field. >> my goodnessy was shocked when i went to a soccer game, some of the girls were cursing and tripping each other. >> yes. >> even tennis they are playing tennis, and they are skiing, doing all kind of things. >> look into that cameras is that one. >> yes. >> is what your game face. >> u.s.a. team plays again friday against sweden. >> they will winy believe that we will

joining us this more is kara switcher co-executive editor at re/code. kara, good morning to you.

kara moloney is at his draft party with more on his big night. >> reporter: a dream is about to come true. we are in fredericksburg for justen anderson's draft party. the man of the hour not here yet, but his mama is. who knows him best kim anderson, how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling wonderful thank you. exciting moment for us. >> we have something you put together, justin hasn't even seen this yet, kim worked so hard on this. looking at all of these pictures, how far has he come? >> oh wow this has just been an awesome journey. >> we talked to him yesterday when he was at nats park and talked about preparing for this emotional night. i think going to be very overwhelming, seeing my family there overjoyed. that's what we live for, just trying to make our families happy and this has been a life long dream of mine. i just remember growing up shooting in a -- shooting right in front of my house, no one was around, all of that is finally starting to come into something. >> reporter: justin says he is going to be overwhelm.ed tonight. not the only one. no he is not. >> deep breaths here

instances the kara pillow blk 45 happened gun ledway loaded in a police cruiser. you have officer then taking a moment to celebrate with fist bump and high 5 and now roof seen in pictures proudly wavinghe confederate flag has renewed whether to play on the ground of the state capitol. today hundreds rally to take it down. governor agreed. state legislature now taking first step. not even is on board. one state senator lawmaker he when they removed it from the top of the capitol issue. tv flag moved from there to there that's that settled. >>reporter: stiment things have to be revisited ght? >> spv signaturest and celts it. oay. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> unclear how many lakers will agree with him since airline things are changing. tv now these all announce these all announcing they will no longer sell merchandise with the stars and bars. >> sales for one flag up nearly 9,000 perfect columbia sayer caroline shift in terrorism licy. administration sources could be fm "wall street journal"reports that the new policy will not prohibit family from paying rsom

kara lou will show us more from the parade coming up. >>> possible new twist in the investigation surrounding the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. coming up in 25 minutes what some witnesses say was unusual about the balcony. >> plus an ominous warning from homeland security ahead of this holiday weekend. after the break the reason for heightened concern across the country. >> plus the freeway is getting pretty busy here in the 6:00 hour all around the bay area. we're keeping an eye on things through emeryville along the east shore freeway. we'll also tell you about a crash in the east bay. >> plenty of clouds in place. low and high level clouds. it does look a little warmer today and much more so tomorrow. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the financial system of greece is in crisis. all the banks are going to stay close the. they spray painted the greek word for no on many buildings. although the banks are closed many atm's will be opening later but people will be limited to a withdraw of $67 a day. people say the demand by creditors will only lead to more protests. >> they want our fr

shore town is threatening legal action over a a famous parade called wildwoods, has a signature tram kara announcement. >>> police release this video. it is had hard to watch. it is of a deadly hit and run crash. you don't want to see what happens next. the driver has a connection to the victim. what he revealed to reporters about their relationship. >>> good morning. welcome back. time is 4:38. >> so quiet. >> the forty-first president of the united states of america, his son became united states of the america and his famous saying was read my lips no new taxes. >> thanks for all of those clues. >> former head of the cia. >> okay. >> baseball player in college. >> who are you. >> george bush. >> he is 90 years old. >> who are you with all these tidbits. >> i don't know, i like history. >> and there is w and then jeb, his other son might run for president. >> he is running for president, former governor of florida. i used to live there. >>> a 19 year-old man turns himself in after hitting and then killing a man crossing a road in the wheelchair. >> this is hard to watch. it turns out the

you live near a river, get ready to head out. >> bill karas, thank you so much. >>> a police-involvedabout. this one in kentucky. i'll show you the surveillance footage from that one. >>> we'll also be keeping an eye on the markets. down sharply this morning. we're down almost 160 points as this new week begins and it could drop even more. time upon a once people approached problems the way same. always start at the starting. and questions the same asking. but that only resulted in improvements small. so we step a took back and problems turned these inside-up-down to approach them newly. and that's when we it saw. garbage can create energy. light can talk. countries can run on jet engine technology. when you look at problems in ways different you new solutions find. ♪ ♪ guys, it's just the two of you. the setting is just right. but here's the thing, about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. and you only take it when you need it. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagr

we will go up to the dining kara long frankford avenue.y are famous for their breakfast but for also one dinner item that we will feature later on tonight. so between 9:00 and 10:00 we will have fox cameras up their life with us at the dining car. we've got some surprises and some treats for the kid too chris and karen back to you. >>> famous birthdays thousands of bikers revved up outside the courthouse in waco texas. bikers were there to show support for their fellow riders inside. three weeks ago nine people were killed and another 18 were injured after a gunfight outside a restaurant. 175 people were charged each person set bond at one million-dollar protesters say they will continue to fight for rights of their fellow bikers still sitting behind bars. >>> and in texas a police officer is now on administrative leave for pulling his gun on a group of teens when a pool party got out offhanded. >> chaos right this was friday night at a half an hour outside dallas. police say they got several cars from the neighborhood about rude i thieves

i told at the code conference, i told kara great ceos are a balance of resilient, they are greedy, but they are self-aware. arehey are gritty, but they self-aware. we have the blessing of working at a company everyone cares about and thinks about a lot. it has been that way since i got to the company in 2009. everything we do this in the spotlight. people have opinions and they wanted to be more like this or that. that is a great thing. i would rather work at a company like that then someplace people do not care about. brad: i've heard you say that. zaka, early investors have made hundreds of millions of dollars via twitter shares under your leadership. there has to be something galling about the fact -- dick: it is all a rich tapestry. [laughter] some of theine things he outlined are things that twitter is working on. in the year when twitter unveils those products and he gets credit, doesn't that bother you? marissa: -- ink: there are 4000 people the company and no shortage of great ideas. one thing that has been important is to foster entrepreneurialism in the company and bring in e

let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karas, and bill obviously the threat of tornadoes the focus, but this area can't take any rain given what we've seen over the last few weeks. >> yes, but they're doing okay so far. we're halfway through this storm, but up to this point the storm has been more of a nuisance than a problem. that could change in the next 24 hours and i'll explain in just a second. we just saw the weather in dallas-ft. worth. it's almost over in dallas-ft. worth after another hour or two of heavy rain. rain is falling again all the way down from the south. it's got feeder bands coming down from the gulf so the houston area corpus christi. a pretty rural area lots of cattle country down there, they call it. so our computers are estimating -- this is doable. we can take two three inches of rain without major flooding. that's okay. further to the north, the storm has been moving pretty progressively to this point. it slows down tonight and tomorrow. from tulsa southwards these pink and purple shadings here that's four to six inches of rain. also watch in the ozarks. we're

. >>> still ahead, two teens are seriously report in several separate kara tax. >>> and jurassic world devours the competition at the box office a new record was set this week. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] a house catches fire overnight in montgomery county and four people are in the hospital. jenny joyce will have a live report. >>> clean up continues in west philadelphia following a massive water main break wow we will look at the damage that happened there. >>> and here's a live look at radar, a steamy, and stormy start to the workweek. when to expect more, wet weather, we will tell you about that. good day it is monday, june 15th 2015. we will let chris murphy have the day off but we invited sue serio back to work. sue is back to work. >> i was invited i didn't get the engraved invitation. >> you were on the guest list. >> it was you better be back here, that is enough, enough crying over your daughter's graduation. bus stop buddy, he is still in school. so

he stopped at least one kara cord go to investigators and they say that they believed that shalles was drunk at time, drunk while setting up a dui checkpoint. not a good idea. >> no. >>> effort an underway to preserve south asian american history in our area and really across the country. >> "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry tells us about a new project that aims to tell generations of untold stories. >> food or mbolhi wood or yoga and those are certainly important aspects of asian american culture but not only aspect. >> reporter: this is the executive director of the south asian american digital archive we met to discuss why the group is publishing a history book. >> i think it is really important to acknowledge abe to understand cribs made by minority in the community in the country. >> reporter: those clint by south asian americans malik says are missing on book shelves. >> i go to the public library and read book about history or about american culture but never saw my own identity. >> reporter: take this man a farmer, and worked his way to congress. >> become not just firs

. >> it tawrnd kara into a roughing star packing in big crowds who want to hear more about the case and podcast like this saturday at the amphitheater in northern virginia. people have their own theories. >> i feel they're creating a case. >> they'd broken up, she was moving on. >> i think he's guilty. just keep going back to the time. it has to be adnan or jay. >> i think it was jay. 'm pulling for his innocence. >> i wonder how many people in this situation don't have the media interest to allow people to come forward and say i was there and never interviewed. >> press campaigns around miscarriages of justice and calling public attention to it has a long and rich history. >> barry scheck is the co-founder of the innocence project a national organization dedicated to exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals, they have been assisted on syed's case. checklist, "serial" is -- is oe in a long line of things. like the jinx or west memphis. or the 1988 documentary the thin, blue line. in each case the course of justice was changed in part by these investigations. >> these cases, when the

. >>> she's called a hero how a woman helped police nab a suspect gunman in the south kara church massacre, plus. >>> a philadelphia police officer's random act of kindness goes viral i'm syma chowdhry how he helped two children with their chores and why a woman behind the camera wants everyone to see it. >>> and new at 6:00 o'clock, a vaananen pools and hot tubs? well, that is up for a vote tonight in rehoboth beach delaware, but it is not making a splash for everyone, we will look closer at that debate tonight on "eyewitness music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> i'm chris may, among your head lines at 5:30 today a flood watch will be soon in effect for this area thanks to remnants of tropical storm bill, a deadly storm system has dumped 10 inches of rain across the southern plains. >>> so what will it mean for us? here's kate. >> well, chris, as we wait for moisture associated with what was bill still a tropic

kara set meier, dana rohrabacher, welcome to both of you. >> i didn't mean to laugh. >> i did. >> wellnt to start with you because there are many within srve circles that think donald thump should just stay out of this because his candidacy -- well alleged candidacy would be a joke. >> yeah. i think that donald trump will bring an interesting dynamic to the race. unfortunately, when you have now with him most likely entering sally and i are pretty much in agreement that he's most likely going to announce his candidacy this time around after flirting with it in the past. when you're at now 12 candidates and that's without scott walker declaring, without chris christie declaring, we have all these candidates we are in serious times in this country, and when you have someone like donald trump who is clearly more about cult of personality than he is about substantive policy and actually a legitimate candidate, you run into some problems here and i think that you know god bless donald trump, he's good at what he does but we all know it's always about him. now, he may have legitimate republi

we almost did reach constable when i saw that kara van of ambulances and police vehicles. 14 miles was the distance from the 22-square-foot area where that search was because of all that activity in the cabins and everything to constable. we also heard in the press conference the other day that it was believed that both inmates intended to go to canada. it was believed also that if they didn't have encumbrances that they would be able to walk 10 miles per day. so this is 14 miles away from that area which is just an interesting note right there. we are outside f the hospital. there has been no movement. i'm sure a lot of movement is inside. i asked the public information officer if there was going to be surgery. she had no comment. she said the hospital may respond later with a statement. so we're waiting for that at this point. >> thank you so much. excellent reporting. we want to go to 14 miles away. that is where you're correspondent is live in constable where sweat was apprehended apprehended. give us a sense of how the community is responding at this point. i imagine that people a

would agree with that, reverend al sharpton weighing in on the shooting massacre in charleston south kara line. the man accused in this horrendous attack is now back in south carolina at a detention center. >> bond hearing is scheduled for dylann roof. roof waved extradition have after investigators say he fled 200 miles to north carolina after the shooting. another driver spotted the suspected shooter as police searched for him for hours in charleston. driver says, that he spotted him near an exit in the city of shelby, north carolina and actually got off and got back on and then followed him there on the highway. now, debbie describes the surreal moment. >> i kept thinking that was him, it was like something was telling me i had a feeling and it was the lord i believe god intervened to help me know that it was him. i just kept going. i kept going. i got it behind me, of the shelby and i was able to get right behind him and get his tag number. i am know hero, i was scared. i was scared but i said okay, you watch, if something happened here if this man gets out and shoots me i will be in

hunter and kara decorated a bismarck high football jersey with roy's last name and wrote his dates of birth deployment and death in the number six and the medals he received for his service and sacrifice in the number two. hunter and kara compared roy's position to the position on the battlefield protecting his comrades and friends. hoping his tribute to naval seaman richard -- mitchell hamsey for a long time, he carved his initials into a piece of wood. logan hand carved the full a.p.l. 30 emblem into wood and then protected the project with a coat of lacquer. the emblem consists of stars and stripes on the left, three bars on the right and an apple in the middle for a.p.l. or auxiliary personnel lighter. logan is looking forward to the placement of his project in honor of mitchell at the vietnam wall. ashley erickson, caleb conzits and sam stewart are the three students who researched the life and death of marine corps captain earn islamic state bartolina. earnest was flying a helicopter on a medevac mission when his helicopter was shot down and he was killed. to honor him the stude

her name is kara. she's known as chock kit chip junkie -- chocolate chip junkie.ews for you, it will be much better. maybe 25-degree trop. here come the clouds from blanca. any sun we have won't last long. this part of the cell just missed us. there were numerous lightning strikes. cloud to water, cloud to cloud. they didn't make it. 60s, 70s. any time travis has a wind gusting to 23, i expect 30 next hour. already 30 napa airport. temperatures inland will cool down today as much as 15, 20 degrees compared to more than that. cloud cover around the combination of the sea breeze equals a big dprop in the temperatures. maybe rain later this afternoon. more likely tonight overnight into tomorrow. well inland, it will not be as hot but it might be on the muggy side. it's downright cold. some sun, but clouds continue to make their way in. 50s, 60s, 70s, coast and bay. that fog is going to make for a cold pattern. cloud it up later on. we get the tropical cloud. maybe some thunderstorms later into wednesday. it look likes things calm down on thursday. next week is lookin

bill karas is here with more. bill, good morning.the country? >> unfortunately, it looks like a small window in the atlantic doesn't look that pretty for father's day. we just showed these pictures from missouri. we still have the st. louis area in a heavy band of rain and we are watching a flash flood warning as a new one for st. louis. st. clair friday until 3:00 local time. so the storm is still sitting out there, still a tropical depression. it's funny to talk about a tropical depression that's been on land now for about four days. it's about to cross the mississippi and then it will be on its way to the mid-atlantic over the weekend. as far as the forecast goes heavier rains are going to develop here and they'll slide over to areas like louisville nashville is going to get soaked the d.c. area too, especially on sunday. here's the forecast for your weekend. we also have heat building. it continues to build where it was raining. for today, soaking rains, missouri, arkansas kentucky tennessee. then we take you to saturday. we coul

it reminded us at the cnbc 25 gala back in november andrew ross sorkin and kara swisher spoke with barrymartha stewart about their thoughts on dating websites. diller is fully behind services like tinder and match. martha is a bit less optimistic based on her own personal experience. >> you've been on match. right? >> i tried. >> are you on tinder? >> not on tinder. i don't even -- no. >> whatever happened on match? >> on match? two bad dates. >> oh martha. >> i'm sorry. >> try again. >> i tried. i tried. i'm a little bit odd for match.com. >> i don't think so at all. >> you try it. >> now that she's selling her company maybe she'd have better luck on that side. >>> from hooking up to breaking up google co-founder sergei brin legally divorced from "23 and me" founder after 28. given that brin is worth 30 billion mr. and his ex is a high-tech mogul in her own right, we're guessing the two will be okay at least financially. >>> safe assumption. hospital stocks on fire right now on the back of that supreme court ruling on obamacare subsidies. up double digits. but not all health care stocks

msnbc's bill karas is monitoring the storm threats. good morning. >> good morning, jose.our in independence, iowa. it's not even a tornado, just straight line winds. that's like a strong end category 1 hurricane type gusty wind. that's why there's reports of tree damage in independence iowa and one neighbor said the neighbor's roof is in his front yard. we'll show you those pictures when we get them in but it sounds like strong storms coming through the waterloo area and the quad cities. let me zoom in on this a little to show you who is next. it's going to move into southern wisconsin and northern portions of illinois. did you duh dubuque is getting a horrible storm now, so stay inside and let this roll through. cedar rapids in a little bit, clinton and eventually to rockford. we'll get another round later on today, so we get two rounds one this morning and then a second one. a lot of question marks with the second one if we'll get many tornadoes or not. if we do the likelihood of tornadoes is greatest in the southern area of wisconsin. that's where we could see the stro

i'm interested in the responses of folks on the panel of why we think that is or, kara, you wanted toump in. >> well, i mean, the people who don't want change are the status quo, and typically they're older people who think the only thing was the kind of school they went to. but the fact is that school is no longer the same way it was. or, you know, a lot of the population you've had teachers who are tenured and have been at this for a long time and do not want change. the young people are the ones who have just come out they've tried to either maybe enter the teaching profession and have found it to be very hostile for them, or they've been in schools themselves and are experiencing it and understand freedom. i think millennials understand freedom a lot more and the freedom to choose and the power to choose. so i definitely think those are contributing factors that, you know, you've got the status quo that's going to fight for no change, and then you've got young people who want change. >> you also have an aging population, particularly what we call a dependent population those who a

quÉ viv kara: miden la divertida competencia. se llevÓ a cabo en florida. pasa en el mundo del entretenimiento, quiero hablar de una amiga de la casa, la actriz sherlene que desafortunadamente ha sido vÍctima de la violencia mÉxico y hace unos dÍas fue asaltada, pero ordenadamente no hubo heridos, pero pasÓ tremendo susto vamos a ver cÓmo la actriz compartiÓ con nuestro compaÑero ese momento que lastimosamente atravesÓ pero no llegÓ a mayores, vamos a escuchar. eder: momentos de angustia e impotencia viviÓ la actriz junto a su padre, al ser amenazados con pistola en mano por dos delincuentes cuando regresaban de puebla. >> sabes que sÍ, da mucha tristeza y mucho miedo, venÍamos de los mÁs tranquilos en el coche, venÍa con mi papÁ que me habÍa acompaÑado a puebla, estÁbamos en constituyentes en el trÁfico de las siete de la tarde, y llegaron dos chavos corriendo, con las pistolas en la camioneta, en los vidrios, y por un descuido nuestro llevÁbamos los botones arriba, para que la gente tenga cuidado con eso, le pusieron la pistola a jorge, el seÑor que nos m

just two weeks ago kara asked him directly if he was planning to stick around.isten to their exchange for a moment. >> so you'll be there at the end of the year? >> i have to focus on my job and what i've got 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. >> and you feel you're in sync with the board. >> i don't feel like i'm in sync with my board. i know i am. we communicate regularly. i probably overcommunicate with them and we're in sync. >> he told investors there's never a right time to begin a transition. we want to show you what's going on over the past couple of years here. look back at the leadership. there's been a lot of transition and maybe explains a little bit about how they have developed this narrative about how organized it was this time and then evan williams stepped in and kicked out jack dorsey out of that role. someone they trusted. the relationship went sour. this all went down from the height of the financial crisis and then what you had was evan williams had been running the co

"paper towns" stars matt wolf and kara delavigne, the hot model. huge. >> huge in that. >> and courtney eaton. >> if you saw mad max she was one of the beautiful girls. she's been doing the one-two punch conquering the fashion world and the hollywood scene. she's scored a lead in gods of egypt with gerard butler. beautiful girl. >> music. >> yeah. look out for mister wives. maybe you haven't heard of them yet. it's a u.s. band and they have scored a number one spot on the emerging artists shot. their debut album generated 100 million streams. >> geez. >> sold out headlining tour. they are blowing up this summer. catch them. >> and fashion. >> fashion. >> what the kids are wear. we have a lovely podle model stephanie. gingham. >> it's a pretty take on played. remember the grungy played. this is a pretty take. lots of colors. easy to pull off. mix patterns. don't wear a lot of accessories. she's wearing inexpen sieve pieces. gap, aer are opostale forever 21. cute and fresh. >> and bangs. >> bangs, yes. they are having a moment. you have seen taylor s

. >> i think kara lee is coming and laura. >> matt they were all amazing. >> they were great. >> you. >> they are over it. >> you did wear a different pair today. >> anyway this is just some friends, judy and paul from roanoke came. you had a very, very very busy weekend. >> i had a busy one. regis and joy came over with their best friends, the glazers. auld weekend. >> drinking and cavorting. i know houses you people do. >> epic. that evening frank and i did for the tenth time, something called danish angels research. to benefit a beautiful family in greenwich, who lost one daughter to it and their son is also battling. the concept of love your neighbor as you love yourself look around. in your own neighborhood there are people who really need your help. but gladys knight performed. look at gladys. she turned 70 last week. >> she looks awesome. >> she looks amazing. >> look at frank. frank looks hot. >> his hair has turned. he's gorgeous. he looks like john forsythe except as frank. >> really good. >> if you get a chance -- that's the family. if you get a chance to see gladys knight

not even a consensus nominated like kara stoll to be on the federal circuit.she was reported out of committee by a voice vote in april. nothing so far. not even doing hearings -- i repeat -- on most nominees. therefore, no one is to report to the floor. actions speak louder than words and the majority leader can demonstrate his remarks or misinterpreted. i would certainly hope so by scheduling a prompt vote on the stoll nomination. we should schedule a vote on her nomination no later than this week. she is the only appeals court judge waiting a vote before the senate for the reasons i've just said they won't hold hearings. both these nominees -- restrepo and u.s.s. cole u.s.s. -- and stoll deserve a vote now. compared on what the majority leader said on a talk show, i guess appealing to the right wing even more than what has happened recently, and that's quite a bit. let's hope he does not treat judicial nominees as they have never been treated before. let's hope that the senate will quickly confirm at least these two qualified judges. we need a lot more, but

. >> i think kara lee and laura. >> yeah. >> and matt morrison.onal life. >> there you are. >> i keep wearing the same shirt. >> i know. >> the same shoes, over and over. people are tweeting get another pair. that's what they're saying. they're over it. >> and you did wear a different pair today. >> i wore the same. the same. >> this is just friends judy and paul from roanoke came. you had a very very busy weekend. >> i had a busy one, yeah. on saturday -- regis and joy came over with their best friends the glazers, so all afternoon was just -- >> drinking and cavorting -- >> it was. >> i know how you people do. epic. epic. but that evening frank and i hosted for the tenth time something called the dana's angels research fund, d.a.r.t., research trust, that is always -- to benefit neiman pic type c the beautiful family in greenwich lost one daughter to it and their son is battling it. just when you -- the concept of love your neighbor as you love yourself look around. in your neighborhood there are people who need your help, but gladys knight perf

kara kate, any military chaplain or clergy can refuse to perform a same-sex marriage if it is not in line with the tenants of their faith. is this where you think the work needs to continue? because as a country, if we're using biblical references we are not supposed to marry people of interfaith or people of interracial marriages or even divorced people are looked upon as a lesser than status if we're using tenets of faith. how do we get marriage equality over the benchmark of where we are for interracial marriage second or third marriages for divorced people or interfaith marriages? >> i think where we start to get into a slippery slope around religion is when we start to deny services that are far reaching outside of the church or the place of worship. and so when people aren't serving cakes or -- it can lea extreme, not performing medically important services. that's where we get into some really slippery slopes. so i do think that you know we're seeing more and more leaders in the faith community coming out on the right side of this issue and understanding that love is love and

kara mcnamara is a mom of three who co-hosts "mom's movie minute" on fandango. >> also mother of two, every character in this film? >> she's the main little character. >> the point of view is kind of motherly so what's interesting is that it delivers almost a different film for a parent for an 11-year-old, for a six-year-old, for a four-year-old. and they have to do a sequel. about teenagers. >> we'll see how much money it makes. >>> okay, this next one everyone is waiting for. "jurassic world." oh, many i god, the trailers are out, it looks scary. chris pratt looks so cute. >> the first one scared the you know what out of me? >> that's what we can't forget. this is the sequel to "jurassic park" and it delivers all of those things. they have the park now and so -- and they have to keep making bigger cooler better dinosaurs. but it's a or very film and the thing is that kids today, like teenagers, they didn't know "jurassic park" so there's lots of death and blood. >> how gory? >> it's pg-13. i think under 11 -- this is a scary movie. they're dinosaurs. dinosaur kills so dramatic flyin