in south korea lg launched hundreds of balloons and lg challenges attendees to bring them down.umber pechl showed up with weapons including spears and bebe guns. 20 people ended up with skbrir injuries and lg says it's halted similar upcoming events. facebook agreed to acquire mobile technologis. the terms of the deal not immediately disclosed but the company plans to join facebook at head quarters in menlo park. stocks closing higher today, halting a two marisa mayer is the second highest paid female executive in the u.s. earning $36 million last year training own oracle's cfo. also found highest earning women at s and p companies earned an average of $5.3 million, about 18% less than their male counter parts. larry, cheryl, back to you. >> thank you. a berkeley couple looking for owners of a lost puppy. they found the puppy swimming in the middle of san francisco bay. the black lab mix recuperating after the frightening ordeal and her husband hauled the log n at the time it was shaking and scared and suffering from mild hypothermia. >> just cold last night. he was, they said t

and depending if it gets ahead of steam it's probably go lg to burn deeper into the park. >> they are still determined to go. despite their journey here being frustrating. the family didn't know the highway was closed and too late to. >> we returned here and asked if we can stay on the parking lot overnight. and that was okay under that situation. >> camp grounds have been closed since monday when the rim fire raged out of control, you can see that vacationers had to evacuate or have been unable to get back to rvs or cars. one camper left a sign that says safe me. firefighters have so far been able to safety camps and looks like drinking water is fine but blue grass festival during labor day has been cancelled. >> air quality and impact on the area was the obvious thing to do. >> now camping in yosemite seems unaffected. it's not as smoky there as reports we've seen the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> thank you, fire rigs and 20 personnel are in yosemite tonight. the state asked the city for assistance fighting the fire. >> so wheel weel check in then wait for order

not something we are deal lg with right now.rain off and on for the past several days. >> chance for showers and thunderstorms, especially this afternoon, the middle of the nation, central plains doling with showers and thunderstorms diving down in to oklahoma now, coming through kansas. they will going to be in the thick of things. here at home today, right now, we are looking dries if you have activity that you want to do, do them this morning. the better chance of the showers and storms will work in towards the afternoon, all this instables caughtsey of the front to the souths the disthank you bans working through. we will get the mix of sun and clouds for today. temperatures this morning, on the wham side, waking up to 71 degrees sparrows point. 68 pilesville. 67 columbia. northeast, 70. goldsboro 68 degrees. in to the afternoon, this is what we are talking about. grab the rain gear as you step out. not a widespread rain today. by tomorrow, we will have more rain in the picture as we go through your wednesday. things start t

what like they couldn't shift the co-lgs alition to say, clim change. >> we are seeing changes.itical changes. not just on, give you another example. same-sex marriage. another place. republican party. starting to see changes. it is sort of an evolutionary process. we just saw this month. in marin county. became the first county republican party in the nation to, to, vote in support of same-sex marriage. that's, it is marin county. liberal county. but it is a beginning a lot of people say. >> the state gop shot down the idea. >> we don't like -- >> even if the san francisco party as you said. josh. there will be debate on this. >> isn't the politic as but survival. >> republican leaders are starting to see that. mccarthy a good example. awe all right, thank you very much. carla. oakland city council, unanimously approved a controversial surveillance center. it wad l it would about police to monitor street activity with equipment. activists and prich see advocates say this is a slippery slope. turning oakland into a police state. and describe it. how would it work? >> they call i

hear from one camper who says it's like lg of her childhood. >>> it's totally surreal. >> new at 6:00 berkeley camp destroyed in the "rim" fire was an escape for many families from the bay area. we'll hear from one camper who say it's like losing part of her childhood. >> and graffiti in san jose getting out of control. now chp has a new strategy to catch taggers in the act. those stories and much more tonight at 6:00. >>> thank you for watching. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. the latest news and weather are always on kpix.com. see you back in 30. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, preparing the nation for battle. >> the killing of women and children and innocent bystanders by chemical weapons is a moral obscenity. >> pelley: the administration vows consequences for syria. david martin on america's military options. holly williams with the latest from the war zone. bigad shaban is on the fire line in california as yosemite burns. donald trump tells don dahler he did not defraud his business students. seth doane takes us in

>>reporter: in today's tech bytes, lg unveils the latest smart phone. it features a 5.2-inch screen and a 13-megapixel camera. what sets it apart is the placement of the power buttons which is is on the rear of the device. motorola making headlines with its moto x. it contains customizable software and boasts longer battery life. abc tech editor joanna stern call it is a smart choice. >> you've got a lot of choices right now when it comes to android phone. i would buy this ahead of the others. i like the customization options, the software seems smarter and the battery life is great. >> the moto-x is the first smart phone made in the u.s. a turbulence-free flight could soon be a reality. german researchers invents a laser to avoid those bumps. those are your tech bytes. make it a great day. i'm john muller. >>> more than 100 goats are now feasting on washington's historic congressional cemetery trying to clean up the landmark. the goats are grazing 24 hours a day for six days, eliminating vines, poison ivy, weeds and also fertilizing the ground. they'll

coming up next, >>> amazing strism a man head lg home from work on a boat came across a surprise. a lost dog swimming in the middle of san francisco bay this, is the black lab mix recuperating in berkeley after that frightening ordeal. the puppy was a quarter mile off the berkeley pier. spotted her. >> i think it was a miracle she survive that had water. she the said that a dog could probably survive as long as a person. >> the dog did not have an id tag or microchip they're hoping one of you will recognize this puppy and reunite her with family. >> let's hope so. a final chapter in mally above grand prix is about to end. there is still plenty of fun there but not for long. on a hot afternoon you'll find speeds in bumper boats playing mini golf or in the refuge of the arcade. this is summer as it used to be. some games are different. >> this is probably the only place where it's truly family. you can get the kindergarteners up to high schoolers to be happy. >> and at the center of race track. indy cars are now almost impossible to find. now... >> we'll be shutting sunday. >> owner

and depending if it gets ahead of steam it's probably go lg to burn deeper into the park. >> they areill determined to go. despite their journey here being frustrating. the family didn't know the highway was closed and too late to. >> we returned here and asked if we can stay on the parking lot overnight. and that was okay under that situation. >> camp grounds have been closed since monday when the rim fire raged out

including 685,000 post pay subscribers and announced this weekend it's adding the trail of fobs from lgo device line up. >> tesla shares rallied after the company posted earnings surpassing estimates. the car maker said on operating basis will make money all year even as it expands to europe and asia. u.s. stocks rose today. chinese trade data topped estimates. bloomberg silicon valley index ended the day in the red. and you tube founders are out with a new video app to take on vine and instagram. mixed bit allows 16 seconds of video and edit clips. an an droid version zu dew in several weeks. from san francisco, i'm emily chang, larry and carolyn, back to you. >> thank you. >> rains pounded the mid west again today causing flash flooding that kill aid woman and child, damaged homes and forced rescues in several states. rivers poured over banks in arkansas. 10 inches of rain fell. take a look at the water this, is a golf course. in missouri so much rain has fallen officials had to release water from the bagnell dam on the river there. lots of damage in tennessee. people in nashville cle

. >> major league baseball wants to expand use of instant rely give lg managers a tool, the that is thehallenge. >> we're live with reaction from fans about the change. carolyn? >> well, the owners will vote in november. players association and umpires will get a chance to weigh in on what commissioner bud selig calls a historic moment. it will be a game changer. >> i think we ought to he solve we don't want to stay stuck in caveman days so this, let's justry to make it better. >> major league baseball will expand use of instant replay. they'll allowed three challenges one in the first six innings and two from the 7th. challenges will be reviewed in new york. >> it's technology, why not? let beter for the game. >> jen says instant replay will drag out the game. she doesn't want to it change. >> i like that aspect of baseball. it's not all auto mated. >> but this sports writer says baseball is behind nba. >> baseball needs to catch up on technology. fans wantf> correctly. >> we'll have reaction at 6:00. >> thank you. it's nice to have the right call. do you think it's going to work? >>

>>> amazing strism a man head lg home from work on a boat came across a surprise.swimming in the middle of san francisco bay this, is the black lab mix recuperating in berkeley after that frightening ordeal. the puppy was a quarter mile off the berkeley pier. spotted her. >> i think it was a miracle she survive that had water. she the said that a dog could probably survive as long as a person. >> the dog did not have an id tag or microchip they're hoping one of you will recognize this puppy and reunite her with family. >> let's hope so. a final chapter in mally above grand prix is about to end. there is still plenty of fun there but not for long. on a hot afternoon you'll find speeds in bumper boats playing mini golf or in the refuge of the arcade. this is summer as it used to be. some games are different. >> this is probably the only place where it's truly family. you can get the kindergarteners up to high schoolers to be happy. >> and at the center of race track. indy cars are now almost impossible to find. now... >> we'll be shutting sunday. >> owners say raisin

. ♪ lou: disgraced politician anthony wiener and eliot spitzer, lg way to go if they are to win their new poll finds 68 percent of new york voters find their candidacies etf candidacies to bearrassing to the state of new york. also setting a record, his unfavorable rating is a record level 80%. in san diego the mayor completing 13 days of intensive behavior therapy after 14 women have accused him of unwanted sexual advances. his attorney says his client will now begin outpatient treatment. joining now, the "a-team" command is director for the tea party news network and juan williams. thank you both for being here. does it get better than this? [laughter] >> i have never heard of numbers like that. i guess he really did something wrong. [laughter] lou: and spitzer is out there still behaving as if he is the arbiter of what is good husbandry. is that a word, husbandry? >> i'm trying to decide if he is a politician or trying out for a movie. as you watch the campaign, it looks like the rl world new york city. you never kno what will happen next. they might get elected. lou: indeed there

go lg. gerri: president obama expected to sign into law a federal student loan rates will be tied to treasury rates so now how can you over the cost for college? here with money-saving monday tips we have author of i love master of debt the mystery is over we know what is happening to interest rates on student loans. what do you do now? >> what are the numbers? going from 3.four up at 6.8% now they go back to these rates. gerri: not for ever but right now. 3.8% for the undergraduate loans and 5.4% graduate loans and paris plus 6.4% right now. gerri: if i am planning my dad just getting into college what should they think about right now? >> do as many federal loans as you can because private loans interest are much higher. >> these are tied to the 10 year treasury visa the race right now the overtime talk about how industries are rising they will go up but what is good about the bill is they cannot go up forever on the undergraduate loan that cap is eight-point to% on the graduates nine-poin

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lg electronics also gained ground, up almost 3% after new smartphone launch yesterday. back to you. >> all right, sixuan. thanks for that. >>> on today's show, we head to beijing to discuss the improving picture in china. we talked about it and find out if today's flurry of data can ease concerns about the economy. dallas fed president saying france isn't worried, but is he right to point the finger with bigger problems closer to home. a look at paris and the risk to the french economy. retailers hoping to get us back into back to school mode. we look at the rising sums of money changing hands and the implications with raymond vega. he'll be joining us. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. at&t mobile share for business. one bucket of data for everyone on the plan, unlimited talk and text on smart phones. n

about 20 people hurt in south korea recently at an event to give away lg's new smartphones.tached to helium balloons but the crowd showed up with spears and bb guns to pop their prey and a lack of security guards couldn't stop the injuries that ensued. we want to hear from you. what is the worst pr stunt that you can actually remember or think of? get in touch with us, by e-mail, at worldwide@cnbc.com. the twitter, @cnbcwex, or direct to me @carolincnbc. >>> the u.s. markets have been on a long upward climb over the last two years, despite a few dips along the way. will investors keep moving forward or are they ready to take a step back? we get some market insight next. >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm carolin roth. the euro stabilizes as stronger than expected german business survey boosts growth hopes ahead of the gdp print tomorrow. more abenomic fuel for japan's economy could be on its way. tokyo markets jump on a report that shinzo abe could cut corporate taxes to offset a planned sales tax hike. >>> blackberry's private call reports say the smartphonemake ers e

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. >> we can make an argument that we overshot reese lg to 1700. what series of events because it seems like we're lining up now? >> giant unexpected shocks would be the short answer for a correction or something wroorse than that. having a five to ten percent pull back, i think that could occur that business spending still stalled and earnings growth is still flat. >> quickly then, david, your sector picks, where should our listeners put their money? >> stick with financials and technology, a lot of upside. >> can you get more specific? >> i like software companies, strong balance sheet, some management changes. we also like -- >> i think we got that hint. good one. >> we also like energy. energy is an equal weight. i'm encouraged with the way in an environment of rising yields, a somewhat stronger dollar, a normalization process occurring, that oil prices have held up and are proving oil prices. >> one of the stocks higher today was chevron. do you think higher prices can be a good thing for oil companies? >> not only is it good for oil companies

it bottomed at the end of june so that's pretty precarious time lg ing in terms of what carl icahn hase bottom and has been up large since then. so no apple holdings for carl icahn, but a giant jump in dell. he also liquidated his position in electricity and he was adding slowly to a position in cdr energy, where he is in a contested situation there, melissa. >> thank you very much, kayla. >> i don't find it peculiar carl icahn didn't start buying apple until q3. he's a stradtrader, a smart guy. it's a very liquid stock. he wanted to see what the print looked like, what the guidance was like. >> coming up next your cnbc play-by-play is coming up and get a haed start on the day shaping up to be among the top. straight ahead. my doctor and i went with axiron the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs

seems the sec issing whoing f lg nor closely at sip, whether or not it could handle the load.t twhaen b wasn't that busy a day. >> one of the technology companies was looking at quotes leading up to the outage, and they essentially said arka was taking information that was sort of from 50 minutes, old information, and trying to push it back through the sip. the securities information processor, and that that information was off then the current marx akets and they had shut it down. the question, you take that blast of information, push back through the sip, repetitively, is that a problem on their side or the nasdaq side? doesn't matter. the fact is there's a problem in public demands, and they want it fixed. >> you've sold a lot of exchanges. >> yes. >> what's your advice to both exchanges and what's your advice to the sec? if all exchanges are acting under the incentive to increase their own business bit giving us a horribly fractured system, somebody's got to step up to the plate. >> competing but operating at the same time. >> everybody lives in a glass house right now. ok

so the idea that they resent these entitlements, resent these programs, feel they're enfeeb lg and destroyingt is what designs them as conservatives. it's very difficult to have a proactive positive agenda other than their proactive i want to cut taxes, for instance, on the wealthy, because they feel that would be better for the country. >> we keep hearing they are going to reach out and there's no such thing as a war on women. that's what we keep being told. let me play you something one of the panelists said moments ago about rush limbaugh, sandra fluke, and birth control. take a listen to this. >> rush limbaugh, the great talk show host, called her a bunch of unfortunate names. even if you look at women voters overall, when you look at the rank of what they care about and what they vote on, birth control is, like, down by, like, making sure their dogs have a good home. >> birth control is at the same level as a dog's home. your response, elise. >> well, look, 99.3% of women having on some kind of birth control in their lives. that is something not only that we do take for granted but that

. >> after more than three years of debate, a new lg tb homeless housing project is expected to get thesan francisco city planning commission is set to approve a permit for the 24-bed expansion of an existing shelter. a recent survey of the city's homeless say that they did not feel safe. the survey also from the 29% of the city's homeless population say they are gay. the new shelter is expected to cost about $550 and dollars and planners hope to open this door sometime next year. >> a still ahead on kron 4 morning news. the fishermen's wharf wax museum will close today, but where are all the wax figure lanes bowling, details coming up. >> president obama is enjoying some time off this week. we would tell you what he has been going so far. >> that a's and the giants both played last night. details on how they did we both played last night. details on how they did we return. so you couan get g cash asck ck all aour ourchases.s. so ysoou can c use yser cash ba. to folloolw youryo dreamre so you..ou. can san ve the day. chase fre eedom. so ysoou can c. [ man ] it's big. responds in a momen

jpmorgan hired who are called prince lgs. that's a potential liability? u.s.op companies from hiring politically -- the s.e.c. is investigate the actions under the u.s. foreign corrupt practices act. but how do you proof such a thing? how many children of powerful people got top jobs in the united states? children of former governors mayors, this doesn't only happen in china. my point is it feels like this is going to be a tough act to prove. jpmorgan was not the only company hiring the kids of influential people and how do we know they didn't have qualifications anyway? they probably had a top flight education. the bigger point, jpmorgan and other major banks are in the cross hairs and it's not ending any time soon. it's sure to get worse in an environment where regulators want to see the banks pay for mistakes of 2008 even if they are paying for something else. this is not going away, whether a tax on too big to fail, on selling mortgages or hiring the offspring of powerful people. this latest charge i fear is simply a sign of the times. let's look at wall s

. >> the lg limited and gap did a very good job, kind of differentiating themselves. the story is on track, a lot of hot money, up 45% year to date. let the dust set. we were buying a little bit and will buy a little more if it continues to fall. >> walter energy, weiss? >> surprisingly i don't own the stock and i wouldn't be a owner of the stock. they had a lot of problems. a lot of problems getting their debt restructured recently and finally got some things done. we saw alpha natural come out, hugely disappoint. you don't want to be in the space. the reason i won't short it, i would not be an owner of this stock. >> pete, 3-d. >> this has a monster short interest, but the 3-d printers, this company has been absolutely -- their execution has been phenomenal and that's where you're seeing so much growth. when you look at the earnings growth still in the double digits, a name that seems like it's a little far in front of itself, but if they can continue on this path, i think there's still more upside. definitely wouldn't want to shorten the name at these levels and th

end haley barbour did and they wanted to see if their clients could get the foxcom contract or the lgee contact but i put up by the wayside. i was serious about the security of the capital. later when they kept getting complaints from members of congress not from haley barbour jack abramoff but members of congress to set i want to use myself. i called the nsa for national security agency and they came to my office and a private limit and i said tell me the living dead was involved in this. tell me what is the bottom line with this security aspect. they went ahead and they looked at this and we went to a room which was in the capital capital and that's a private room nothing bounces in and nothing bounces up and i won't reveal the information today. security in the capital but they said it's okay to do these if we do them this way. doesn't matter which company does them. the israeli-based company which in fact or the lgc american company it doesn't matter which one. if you do it this way it's involved this way and that's all i can say about it that way are okay. we made a decision to a

lab, cut them open and look at the innards, resembled the innards of a man who had been struck by the lg signs. the sound of a lightning strike seemed to mimic a much greater bond of course the snap of electricity from a capacitor or other device. but it was franklin and the americans who really made a breakthrough by coming with a practical means to verify this notion. they also fed the plausible explanation of the leyden jar which was a simple compressor, and you could charge that and it would hold a charge and you could release it to shock your neighbor or your friends or your guests at a lecture. they invented and named the battery. stringing together a series of leyden jar to do distinguish between negative and positive electrical charge. and they set the stage for the development of the lightning rods. in 1753, the royal society of london awarded franklin its highest honor. this is essentially the nobel prize in our terms, nobel prize or something unlike bartram and others whose works could be absorbed seamlessly into conceptions of plant and animal life, franklin and his fellow el

. >> and then scott implement lgs a dress code. >> gentlemen, do you have a jacket with you?t. >> might be a little small on you, sir. >> but we've got some moth-eaten coats we can lend them. >> it's a bit warm. black jackets on a hot day but you have come slightly underdressed. embarrassing for everybody. >> they are bowing to a dress code. >> okay, right there way please. thank you. >> to eat a hot dog. we declared victory and scurried along to our next lunch time challenge. time for a costume change, a locale change, and a new, even weirder foodie challenge. here, in this diner in brook lunn, time for number two on the "would you fall for that" lunchtime specials menu. all right, humans are conditioned to know that red, the color of blood, the color of danger, means stop! stop! stop! think traffic lights, pedestrian crossings, railroad crossings. could we make people stop eating, mid-bite, with nothing more than a red light? right there behind the lunch counter, we've hidden some cameras and we've installed, basically, traffic lights, controlled from our secret room in the

the only way that discrimination is going to end against people of color, against women, against our lgmmunity is if we do it which means we've got to outreach to those who are not with us. we've got to educate them. we got to mobilize them. we got to motivate them. that is the only way it can happen. i am going to ask all of you -- who has the power? let's say it loud and clear -- i'm going to say what kind of power? just say people power. what kind of power? all right, we can do it, yes we se puede. let's also it is altogether -- yes we can. put your hands up everybody like this. we will all clap together and in spanish we will say si, se puerde which means we can. and - >> please welcome leann rimes. ♪ amazing grace. how sweet the sound that saves a wretch like me. ♪ i was oh, once was lost but now am found i was blind but now i see ♪ when we've been there 10,000 years bright shining as the sun we've no less days to sing god's praise han when we first begun ♪ amazing grace oh, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost but now i'm found i was blind but now i see

he's written a letter to samsung, lg, sony and other tv makers asking them to adopt new security protocols. he writes, i was disturbed to read recent reports of hackers exploiting new features in television sets in order to break into home entertainment systems of users and spy unsuspecting channel surfers. i have to admit, this story gave me a little bit of a freaky feeling, the idea of people watching you without you even knowing it in your own living room. >> get out your creepy porn music because the thing that is so disturbing about this is -- >> what? >> you know, our -- you know the -- what is the -- >> where are you going with this? ♪ >> now you have cameras in every bedroom, in every -- >> who has cameras in their bedrooms? i don't. >> this moment has been brought to you by andrew ross sorkin. >> you don't have a tv in your bedroom? >> hello. >> that's very good for you. but i -- >> i have a window and i watch squirrels and birds at play every morning. >> i bet you more than 50% of homes in america have televisions in bedrooms. >> we do. i can't remember the last time i turned it

primary partner, which is panasonic as well as talking to potentially other suppliers like samsung and lgble to use -- even if we use up all of their battery factories, it still limits "uss us to a few hd thousand cars a year. >> and that's worldwide. that's not just tesla, that's all evs. that's why you're starting to see battery production slowly increase here in the united states, but, carl and kelly, the bottom line is this. this is a part of the growing pain that is we're going to see in the ev industry where more battery cells need to be produced and it's a complex and very precise process. it's not something where you can just flip the switch and it happens. that's one of the things you mentioned, what keeps elon musk up at night, this is one of those things. >> huge challenge for electrical engineers all around the world. thanks so much. let's get over to headquarters. scott wapner and "the halftime." >>> thanks. welcome to the "half time show." a bit of a snap back after yesterday's big sell-off. there are the major averages. dow up 65, s&p is up 9, nasdaq is higher by 2/3 of 1%.

it's difficult to handicap whether samsung will have the hot phone, apple the hot phone or lg with theow qualcomm will have their chips in each of them, and it's getting a royalty from each of them and at 14.5 times earnings with a good yield and the company buying back stock, you've got a lot of upside, limited downside risk. >> so if the hot phone is a cheap phone it's still okay for qualcomm. >> it's okay for qualcomm. want the hot phone be a more expensive phone, but we think both will be driving the overall economy and markets over the next 12 to 18 months. >> david and tim, gentlemen, thank you both. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up, macy's just out with quarterly results minutes ago. coming up next, we'll dig through the results with research analyst dana tesley, and then later more earnings to talk about. what to expect when cisco reports today after the bell. a lot of people will be watching that. we're back in just a moment. hap. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possi

take a look at what samsung did, what lg did, what htc did and mo nokia.ket and took advantage of that dead space that apple doesn't have a new product on the marked. >> you know, i'm struggling to find -- this iss a nating but i'm struggling to find what use is to really apple shareholders because you're really -- you're really comparing two different things. apple is trying to sell upmarket hardware around the world and maximize profits on the hardware. conversely, google is giving android away basically for free, almost, for anybody who would like to use it. is it actually relevant to shareholders? >> i think this time of the year is actually very relevant because you're not going to just want to keep all of your eggs in ones basket even if that basket is called apple. this is the time of the year to look at the other companies and also to prepare for what apple is having in store. let's look at what mr. cook said in his 3q 13 earnings release. and me made a lot of hints. they're looking forward to the fall, the winter, and into early 2014 to come out w

the only way that discrimination is going to end against people of color, against women, against our lge've got to outreach to those who are not with us. we've got to educate them. we got to mobilize them. we got to motivate them. that is the only way it can happen. i am going to ask all of you -- who has the power? let's say it loud and clear -- we've got the power/ who's got the power? i'm going to say what kind of power? just say people power. what kind of power? all right, we can do it, yes we can. let's also it is altogether -- yes we can. put your hands up everybody like this. we will all clap together and in spanish we will say si, se puede which means we can. and - >> please welcome leann rimes. ♪ amazing grace. how sweet the sound that lies behind me. i was lost but now i am found. ♪ was lost but now i see there 10,000en years. bright shining as the sun ♪ we've no last day praise thing than when we first begun ♪ ♪ grace how swee thet the sound that saved a wretch like me ♪ was lost foundw i'm now i seebut ♪ [applause] >> one more time for leann rimes. we've made considerable pr

the only way that discrimination is going to end against people of color, against women, against our lg. i am going to ask all of you -- who has the power? let's say it loud and clear -- we've got the power/ who's got the power? i'm going to say what kind of power? just say people power. what kind of power? all right, we can do it, yes we can. let's also it is altogether -- yes we can. put your hands up everybody like this. we will all clap together and in spanish we will say si, se puerde which means we can. and - >> please welcome leann rimes. ♪ amazing grace. how sweet the sound that lies behind me. i was lost but now i am found. i was lost but now i see ♪ ♪ ♪ amazing grace. sweet the sound ♪ i was lost but now i'm found i was blind i can see ♪ one more time for leann rimes . progresse considerable in the last 50 years. but many of the problems that plague our communities back then still challenge us today. here to tell us where we go from greats a man who i have a deal of respect for, the president and ceo of the national urban league, mark moria. >> good afternoon fellow americans.

next up are issues like employment discrimination, for example in 29 states lg employees are not protected states transgender employees are not protected. protection against bullying and adequate punishment for bullying is an issue, there's been an uptick in violence in the lgbt community. and no marriage equality in other states, just to name a few. what do you see as the next most important issue on the path to equality for the lgbt community? now that we have the marriage thing worked out. >> well, first of all, enjoy the fact that for now we have -- no, no, no. florida re-- resolved one of the problems in california, which was this enormous problem of our government tell us that we're not equal and the harm that that was causing sandy and i and literally tens of thousands of other california residents. and most importantly children. i think when you look at any of the other laws that discriminate in employment, or in schools where children are permitted or even en couraged to be mean to other children. what that really all reflects is a very big problem with homophobia, still, in ameri