here's stories makinging headlines.sident obama is delivering a commencement speech this morning in washington, d.c. at howard university. you are looking live as he is speaking to students there. this is the first of three ceremonies hely will attend this spring. 'will also appear at rutgers in new jersey and the air force academy in colorado springs. >>> there is growinging tension along the border between israel and gaza. israel launching air strikes against hamas in response to rockets fired by the islamic militants. sirens wailing in southern israel this morning, warning people to take cover, no juries have been reported. it is the worst outbreak of violence since the 50-day war two years ago. thanks for watching. now back to cashin in. >>> hey, america, don't you dare hurt the felons feelings. an agency saying they will no longer use names like convict or felon. they say those are disparaging labels. now, a past criminal will be called person who committed a crime or individual who was incarcerated. what's going o

♪ [clap, clap, ding] the issue of transgender bathrooms has been makinging headlines nationwidesident obama of courseours recently announced new federal guidelines that allow schools to use transgender students to use the restrooms that align with their transgender identity. the pride center at organ state university has been handing out buttons that read simply i'll go with you by wearing a button. a volunteers to go with another student to a bat other space they may feel uncomfortable in to provide a safety or a buffer zone. > now a buddy to go to the bathroom with you. wit >> i guess. > we're going t talk about this piece of artwork now. we've showed you pictures of it. it's a piece of artwork on a maryland college campus and it's getting a lot of attention.tten fox's amber miller has more on the piece that is stirring up controversy. we must warn you, the image that you're about to see may be unsettling for viewers. for >> it's a typical mondayond afternoon in towson. people going to fro. we stopped a few showing them a picture of a piece of art simply asking for their react

. >>> those are the stories makinging headlines. now back to forbes on fox.. >>> a week before americans vote on november 8th, a lot of folks may find out their premiums are getting jacked up. because the health care exchanges open on november 1st and some states are expecting double digit hikes. it could be a november surprise. >> absolutely, david. nothing tells people that you know, politics is personal more than rising premiums. when i think about my health care cost, it makes me swallow hard. this is when politics and obama care really become real for people. not just people yelling at each other about policy on television. this is going to hit the pocketbook and that's something that motivates voters. >> bruce, we've had the shock at the deductibles going way up. a lot of people have been surprise d about that. an 81% increase since obama care began. >> yeah, well i think with the people buy iing the obama care policies, i think you are having growing pains, no doubt about it. but i think the folks who the costs are going up is because you had unmet nee

makinges are that it is close to $1 billion from india snd this is some of the reason why.d development is about the adoption of 4g technology. the venture is doing launched would meanoption more smartphones and that is why apple is interested. be meeting cook will with topic second of slater this week. told will bee launching some developments. and as a in the market talent base for apple. yvonne: we talk about india and we see quite a bit of regulatory inbox for apple. has been denied the right to sell refurbished iphones in the country. kim -- can tim cook change that? iphones will be a no go. this is against the grain of the policy on promoting foreign investment to our companies to come invest. the potential is quite high. apple's biggest challenges they do not have a big offering in the low end of the market and that is where demand lies. not feature in the top 10 smartphone sales. heavily tovesting get a piece of that pie. it has been ramping up its distribution and putting in place the management team and strategy in place. the details will be fine tuned but tim coo

. >> president obama is makinging surprise statement and he's thinking of his new job. put it a little more famous. he's going to go back what he did so well. >> do we want him to be a community organizer so? >> he did not do well organizing the community of the united states. so maybe he should consider a different career path. >> i think it is good when people do what they are best at. i don't mean that as a slam. i think he's good at giving speeches and you know getting people excited, he's good doing that. >> have you listen to the current barack obama? >> those speech. >> you are talking abou about -- those speeches are bad. the community organizer type speeches. the speech he gave at south carolina church after th that --murder. >> he's good. that's the stuff he's really good at. >> it is the one moment that he had is a community-organizer. >> also, have you seen the house he is moving to after the white house? >> that community does not need any organizers. >> i have not seen the picture. >> andy and carly, always a delight to have you here, thanks so much. >>> n

next, thousands of girl scouts makinging a trek across the golden gate bridge. the special event bringing them together. >> all right, larry, breaking it down. i'll see you your records. let's talk some weather. we're looking at hot temperatures this afternoon. back to break down the full forecast coming up right after this. >>> welcome back. i want to show you this shot from san francisco all clear. no fog this morning. not waking up to any of that this morning. all sunshine all across every micro climate. san francisco 75 degrees. inland locations like the north bay, the east bay and the south bay see temperatures back into the low 80s. toasty in the afternoon hours. up to 73 degrees later on this afternoon. half moon bay nice, up to 78 there and santa cruz up to 82 degrees. warm once we get to noon and temperatures will start to cool off. warm for the inland locations, widespread 80s from the south bay, the tri-valley, even the north bay. tomorrow look what happens to those 80s, way back to the sacramento valley and we'll see 70s. then as we head to tuesday,

this is makinge log in. you hold the phone up and it works.nybody have a phone with snap chat right now? can i see it? >> this is a scam. >> so here it is. so the idea is to hold it up. we got to see what our faces looked like. so hold on. can we show the video? hold on. hold on. so -- you can't see this. look. here is al roker. i'm supposed to tap this and it's supposed to pick up your face. al roker's face is indetectable on snapchat. >> i'm a vampire. >> jerry's face you can do anything. but when you go to al -- >> i did it! i needed jerry to jump start it. >> can i tell you something? we have tried to snap chat al a million times. it never works. >> you tried to do it. nothing worked. we called snapchat and said al's face is the only face not recognizable. they say if you have have a glare on glasses it doesn't work is sometimes they check your hair line. >> such as it is. >> so we are going to play a game called the bald and the beautiful. we think you have the most recognizable head in television. we will see if we can identify other bal

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if you will join me in thanking birgit -- [applause] makingou very much for this stopping your visit to washington. thank you so much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] center took a look at the types of benefits soldiers received and how the programs differ from those four civilians. that is live at 4 p.m. eastern on c-span. later in the day, look at the history of the federal reserve and what changes are needed at the agency as it continues to manage u.s. monetary p

if you will join me in thanking birgit -- [applause] makingou very much for this stopping your visit to washington. thank you so much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] center took a look at the types of benefits soldiers received and how the programs differ from those four civilians. that is live at 4 p.m. eastern on c-span. later in the day, look at the history of the federal reserve and what changes are needed at the agency as it continues to manage u.s. monetary policy. that is from the american enterprise institute, live at 5:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. next, we hear about china's nuclear weapons program and differing views between china and the u.s. on nuclear policy. this is one hour, 30 minutes. >> good morning. my name is bill burns. i'm the president of the carnegie endowment for international peace. it really is a pleasure to welcome all of you to what i think [no audio] program today. it is a great pleasure to welco

does the administration have a forecast if it doesn't meet its july deadline in makinging the payment? mr. earnest: i'm sure there have been a number of forecasts conducted. i haven't seen one that beeve made public. you can check with the treasury department about that. reporter: can you talk more broadly about the situation in puerto rico in terms of how it's impacting education, health care and also fighting the zika virus, i understand more than 600 cases there already. mr. earnest: again, i'd refer you to the treasury department again. secretary lue was just there on monday. and he saw a bunch of this -- a bufplg of these negative impacts firsthand. i just relaid the example of him visiting a hospital there. that obviously is a pretty graphic illustration of the challenges that puerto rico is facing as a result of these budgetary problems. and i think they're a good illustration of why congress needs to act as soon as possible, so that we can get to work fixing these problems. i haven't seen the latest tally in terms of the number of zika cases that have been identified in puerto

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