laughter ] >> jimmy: in monaco?at year was this? >> 1992. >> how did you get to monaco? >> i was on a trip with my cousin visiting europe. >> jimmy: just you and your cousin in '92? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay. >> you ever been to europe before then? >> yes. >> and what were you wearing? >> i was wearing -- i can tell you, i was wearing a brown and white polka dot jumpsuit that i had bought --. >> jimmy: were you in an abba tribute band? >> i bought at express. i bought at express. >> jimmy: a brown and white polka dot --. >> brown and white -- it looked fantastic. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: fantastic enough to be confused as a prostitute? >> i don't see you in monaco, either. i don't see you there. >> jimmy: yeah, i don't see -- that's funny. >> what about the sights you would see in monaco. >> jimmy: yeah, what do you see so much, you big seer. >> okay. i went to a casino there, because my cousin's from new jersey, we thought it was going to be fun like an atlantic city casino. but it was like a creepy james bond ca

on tuesday, lisa monaco, obama's advisor on homeland security and counterterrorism, rejected the

monaco and mr. mcdonough that he wanted to be updated on the situation over the course of the day. at this point there is no indication malicious actors were involved in these technology issues. so with that we can talk about this some more or take other questions you may have today. >> reporter: sure thank you. even though you say there's no indication that malicious actors are involved, is that something federal authorities are still kind of being on guard for as they continue to look into what happened? >> well obviously the administration is keenly aware of the risk that exists in cyberspace right now. there are a number of step this is administration has taken. i would point out that the stock exchange is an example of a private sector entity that has a strong relationship with the federal government and one of the most important elements of our strategy for safeguarding the nation's computer networks from cyber threats is effective communication and sharing of information between private sector officials and the federal government particularly those elements of the federal go

his 34% owned by the state of monaco. times, nowancial pearson is selling the economist.t was not included in last week sale to nikkei group, but pearson is disposing of its 50% holding to continue its transformation into an education company. the economist has been edited in london since 1843. 47% stake in penguin random house may be up for sale. buyback of 3000 is on top of $300 million in delays in the largest penalty ever imposed, topping hondas $70 million fine last year. chrysler fiat recalled millions of ram trucks for steering and airbag problems. documents show a litany of recall problems dating back to 2011. wto countries have clinched a anticipated tariff on goods. shery ahn, how do they make this happen? shery: this deal builds on a previous agreement that did not cover products that became popular after 1997. that can be concerning since we have so many new tech products. on 201 products are expected to be listed from computer chips to videogame consoles. after three years of to members agree to cut tariffs. the director is calling the deal a landmark agreeme

in monaco. it's at a spa place. >> seth: gotcha. reasons why i've never done it. i've never been anywhere where it's offered. >> in a spa? >> seth: do you want to go into 170 degrees below zero? >> you have to stay in three minutes by the way. you walk around slowly. they tell you do not fall down because you'll be burned to death on the ice cold. >> seth: this does sound nice. [ laughter ] >> and the door -- and the door will open if you push hard they said. but it was horrifying. i stayed -- i stayed less than two minutes. >> seth: okay. >> my arms just froze. >> seth: sounds awful. do you get such -- such bad jet lag that you would put yourself through that? >> no. i was just trying it because they said it was so good. >> seth: yeah. >> for me, everybody else looked really, really good. i looked frozen. >> seth: okay. >> but then we went to italy. and italy was fabulous. >> seth: wonderful. >> we went to milan. have you been? >> seth: i've never been to milan. >> you haven't? >> seth: no. >> you're such a clothes horse. >> seth:

and galaxy it is betting on monaco to get 5% of a casino operator. the seller nor the price have been made public. they are 34% owned by the state of monaco and the portfolio also includes restaurants and nightclubs, and looking at a scheduled to cut costs scrapping rome and los angeles flights but doubling flights to rome and london. the carrier has about 50 unprofitable routes, and they will also change some operations. they say the route changes will be temporary and will be reviewed once it regains competitiveness. rishaad: in malaysia, some headlines, being delivered late, way over budget. actually sinking. i was having a look at this and what is going wrong here? reporter: well, they start off in 2009. air asia, of course, at the center of all of that, and it is an impressive structure architecturally. one problem is the area of the airport where it is built. rishaad: this is the problem, isn't it? reporter: it is flooding. there is uneven pavement, and these photographs prove it. this is a danger to aircraft. it pops tires, and there is debris

. >>> we have more coming up on monaco. >> fine arrested in india was once the domain of the elite.ut the economic growth and proliferation of the internet means that indians hold more purchasing power and art sales are soaring. >> this woman has had her work displayed in traditional galleries. >> the art lovers, and then someone wants to invest in a painting or decorate their house having a beautiful piece of art. >> good original art is outside of the budget of most people but that's changing. >> i don't think so. >> the growth in india's middle class over the past 20 years has put more purchasing power in its hands. with increasing availability many find art appealling. >> i understand art now. >> that affordability is not just benefiting buyers. for artists gaining a reputation and getting their work into galleries like this, reviewing by critics and buyers used to take years. now the spread and availability of original art means that even new artists can show off their work and sell it. >> along with word of mouth and community art sells there are website featuring hundreds of

n sbm.uilt out a stake i it owns and operates several properties in monaco.n dollars. monaco owns 34% of the company, and in a separate says ition, the lvmh wants a 5% stake. have a look at as shares. .own 50% casino revenue fell to a four-year low in june, and the outlook is it any better. rishaad: later on in the program, feeling the heat. we take a look at the effects of el niÑo and its impact on commodities. dge funds. fun that and more when "trending business" returns. ♪ -- the yenis is seems to be stuck in the third. to thelooking ahead federal reserve meeting -- all of that could change. a quick snapshot. a weekend with the commodities slump. these commodities are related, equities being that much weaker these days. let's start things off with that, because the go to sean callow. ean, there was a line in the sand -- is it only down now, and how much further? certainly that is where the risks lie in the short-term, but we have been talking about 72, 73 for a while. been a sudden and disappointing section of commodities. the global commodity index is at

let's get to nancy in monaco. >> thanks carolyn. that's right. the mood has changed here just since we arrived a few days ago and people are starting to wondering whether or not this is a buying opportunity for the industry but there's a sense of frustration that greece and the other global risk such as a fed rate hike are distracted from the other agenda which is looking at other innovations. one guest joins me that's a leader in that discussion. tom brown joins us. thank you for being here. i want to talk first of all, you said that this industry needs to adopt formula one tactics to really survive. can you explain that? >> clearly the whole situation with greece is another example of geo political risk and risk that the investment management industry has a long-term industry has to deal with. what we're seeing though is these risks seem to happen more often and formula one technology around how that industry has developed capability can help manage risk better. >> part of that data is giving way to what we call the passive funds which have gro

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secretary-general kofi annan prince albert of monaco, and several religious leaders all wanted to takepart in the so-called awareness summit in paris. the talks are focusing on climate change and how to reduce fossil fuel consumption. >> there are refugees from more, refugees who flee from terrorism. but there are equally the displaced and the refugees from climate change, obliged to leave their villages and even sometimes just separate themselves from their families because it is no longer possible to live any.-- live and eat. this is what is at stake in paris this december. reporter: 2014 was the hottest year ever measured, with 2015 on track to be that record. -- beat that record. many scientists blame human actions for global warming. a major event where the aim will be to reach the first-ever worldwide legally binding agreement where states commit to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. >> all the events that are paving the way for the u.n. climate talks are important, and this one is because of its spiritual dimension. it is an interesting approach. reporter: having spiritual leaders

for monaco and millions, their country is not dead and greece can perhaps take some comfort from that. >> talks between six world powers and iran on a historic nuclear deal have missed another deadline. negotiators will now carry on discussing beyond the tuesday cut off. diplomatic editor has more on those talks. >> trying to bridge the divide on the remaining most difficult issues there were smiles at the start of the first meeting but by the end of the second, well after midnight, the atmosphere was described as tense. this was supposed to be the final deadline, but because of the deadlock, the e.u. chief says there will be an extension which she is not setting a new date. >> we are continuing to negotiate for the next couple of days. this does not mean we are extending our deadline. we are taking the time to finalize the agreement which is something that is still possible even if we are now getting into the difficult time. >> russia's foreign minister says there's about eight items in the draft deal that need to be sorted he and the other foreign ministers are leaving for now. >> t

. >> miss monaco says there is no indication the malicious actors are involved. iet did cause the stock exchange to cancel 700,000 orders. the exchange was back in business 90 minutes before calling it a day. one finance professor doesn't believe the average person got hurt today. >> there are problems that go away, and this should be one of them. . it's unfortunate. >> hundreds of flights were delayed after the airline experienced a computer glitch. the issue impacted ability to communicate data. which is why the faa kept flights from taking off. >> when you came in the lines were long. >> united issued an apology and says thousands were working to get flights back on track. >> we have to be able to give you options to continue your journey going forward. >> this an investigation under way in south carolina into death threats against lawmakers debating a bill to remove the confederate flag. there is a large police presence today at the state house. members debated the measure that state senator as proved yesterday. >> oakland's former police chief is out. the ma

. >> miss monaco says there is no indication the malicious actors are involved.tock exchange to cancel 700,000 orders. the exchange was back in business 90 minutes before calling it a day. one finance professor doesn't believe the average person got hurt today. >> there are problems that go away, and this should be one of them. . it's unfortunate. >> hundreds of flights were delayed after the airline experienced a computer glitch. the issue impacted ability to communicate data. which is why the faa kept flights from taking off. >> when you came in the lines were long. >> united issued an apology and says thousands were working to get flights back on track. >> we have to be able to give you options to continue your journey going forward. >> this an investigation under way in south carolina into death threats against lawmakers debating a bill to remove the confederate flag. there is a large police presence today at the state house. members debated the measure that state senator as proved yesterday. >> oakland's former police chief is out. the mayor announced she fi

. >> it would be the third mollis -- smallest sovereign states in the world after the vatican and monaco legitimate just like any other nation in the world. we already do have a government and diplomacy. croatia government decided they will block off the authoritarian them all sides. despite this, raising over $45,000 through crowdfunding and attracting private enterprises like the settlement corporation. it has offered shares at west -- one swiss franc herpes. >> i put on a facebook post saying here is 100,000 shares into fewer inches and inviting, outact and they were sold in 40 hours. >> this money funds the work of the settlement association. like they are running out of options. they are running out of options. >> of movement that is gaining traction all over the world. registrations around 365,000. 8000 people from the united states. 5000 people from russia. excepted if we everybody, we would be larger than iceland. >> it maybe a long way from becoming a real country, but to its founders, it is only a matter of time. ♪ olivia: i have to say, i do not know about the croatian border

racing for angelo russian team rusia, he scored his first ever points at the monaco grand prix.began his career like many other f-one drivers competing and excelling in car racing. >> i met jules when he began on this very track when he was with his father. he drove particularly well. after that everyone knows how his career and performances evolved. that's as well has personal, which was particularly attractive. >> the investigation following the accident found that bianchi did not slow sufficiently to avoid losing control in the bad conditions. the findings prompted f-one to alter its rules allowing stewards to force all cars to slow and go through the pit lane instead of continuing to lap the circuit. start times were moved preventing drivers from racing in dim light. but by its nature formula one is a sport that involves risk and award, a dynamic that makes it intoxicating for drivers and fans. bianchi had been asked about the fear of driving in high speed. he said its normal. but racing is anything but normal at a time like this. >> jules bianchi is just one of many drivers

it's three times the size of monaco, 1500 acres. it looks post-apocalyptic. it and d. if you look to the windows, easy cups of coffee and signs when airplanes are supposed to take off. this place closed in 2001. i saw your report earlier and i know they hold eggs in banks. can they actually raise $55 billion if they sell everything that's not nailed down? david: i think it is doubtful. it's part of the plan to raise 50 billion euros through a plan like this. they have tried to offload some of these properties. just looking at historical precedents, it seems very unlikely they would be able to come up with this in such a short time. talk to us about the state of play at this point. thed: i just walked past main square in front of parliament were all the action is. no formal protest. theirne will be glued to tvs tonight. the prime minister will have an interview with the state network and we understand this package hasas grieved to -- he agreed to is something that can be debated for molly. thank you so much. earlier today, our colleague, olivia sterns, spoke with the gr

. >> rose: and monaco. all friends of hermitage, because we have a lot of friends. >> rose: and there's a clock. and a cannon. >> rose: a cannon that goes off. wow. and here is -- may i take this? >> yeah, sure. >> rose: this is your father. yes, my father worked all his life, 26 years as director and all his life, 80 years old, 70 years, from the young student to director was an archeologist. >> rose: he was an archeologist? >> a great archeologist. nothing in comparison to him. >> rose: arab and islamic art. and ancient history all of his life. >> rose: and you took over from him at his death? >> at his death, yes, it was in 1991, he died. in 1992 i became director. i was appointed director of hermitage. >> rose: there is a remarkable similar later between the two of you. >> he was a little bit taller than you. my mother wasn't. >> rose: what was the legacy that he left you? >> well, the legacy was the first one the scholarship the main thing for the museum. it was a tradition in the directors of the muse

july 17 in pop culture gave us grace kelly's last film before she retired to become the princess of monaco 1956, the movie musical "high society" also starring, louis armstrong, bing crosby and frank sinatra opened in theaters around the united states. in 1968, the beatles' animated feature film "yellow submarine" premiered. the movie is credited with bringing more interest in animation as a serious art form. and in 1987, ozzy osbourne began a 16 week tour of u.s. prisons. they were a blessing for music lovers and a curse for music creators. the "m-peg one audio layer three" made it possible to store songs on computers giving birth to a future of music piracy. that file name is better known as the "m-p-three" and it offically got its name this week in 1995. in the '80s, the compact disc became the next best way for fans to enjoy music. but when the internet came along, cd's would actually be behind a revolution of the music industry. a revolution that officially began on july 14, 1995. compact discs store high- quality digital music files. those files in the '80s and '90s were too big for

. >> reporter: cheers broke out from mission control in monaco where engineers have been closely monitoringjapan last sunday. the pilots 120 hour voyage broke the record for the longest nonstop solo flight and they did it all without fuel. the solo has 240 solar panels on its wings. >>> chp officers and contra costa county showed off these eight large trash bags of marijuana. that caltrans crews found yesterday alongside highway 4 in antioch. the crew drove the bags back to their maintenance yards then contacted the chp. investigators say the plants were still relatively young and some even contained small buds. >>> well a follow up now to a story we first brought you last night about concerns about a material called crumb rubber. parents of students at mount tam high school raised questions about its safety. they convinced the school district to resurface an athletic field with cork instead of crumb rubber which is made out of old tires. today we learned that the state has launched a new $300 million project to evaluate the safety of this material. they will take a look at the air quality

. >> we're learning now that is i monaco well may have been the puppeteer. >> he always is. >> he may have taken zane from one direction and gave him a solo career. >> we're going to do a choreography. >> zane said quote i guess i never explainedy left. it was for this moment to be given the opportunity to show who i really am. here's the bad part. he #realmusic. like he hasn't been doing real music and now he'll have an opportunity to. >> that was not nice. >> people don't like ungrateful people. they had enormous success. he should just say i always dreamed of a solo career and here's my opportunity. i thank my band mates to make this moment possible. >> real music is not good. >> he has not made the music yet. let's wait to see how it's received. >> simon cowell mentioned he been waiting for this moment too. >> we wish him all the best. >> enough about that. >> how to have a perfect argument. you know when you get in a fight and you start bringing up stuff. >> not like you and i have a fight. which we never had. >> we never had. >> we won't. >> i don't think we will either. >> you

> the president received a briefing from the fbi as well as his top counterterrorism advisor lisa monacoget an update. loretta lynch is also involved in the efforts. i don't have an update on the status of their investigation. i know the fbi made clear yesterday that they're looking at a variety of possible motives, including the possibility of domestic terrorism. so that is a part of their ongoing investigation but i will allow the investigators themselves to provide you with an update when they're able to. the president indicated he wanted to keep the american public informed as much as possible in a timely fashion on this ongoing investigation and i'm confident that you are investigators will do exactly that. >> reporter: what about information on whether anyone else was involved in the shooting? >> well, they're taking a look at all of these questions in the context of the investigation. i don't have additional information about that. >> the army chief of staff said earlier today that security at military recruiting centers and reserve centers would be reviewed. does the president th

. >> i scored his first ever point at the monaco grand prix.gan his career like so many other f-1 drivers competing and excelling in racing. >> when he began on this very track, when he was with his father he drove particularly well. after that everyone knows how his career and his performance evolved. >> as well as his personality, which was particularly attractive. >> the investigation following the accident found bianchi did not slow sufficiently to avoid losing control. the finding prompting f-1 to alter rules allowing stewards to force all cars to slow and go through the pit lane instead of continuing to lap the circuit. start times were also moved preventing drivers from racing t that by it's very nature formula one is a sport involving risk and reward. it's the dynamic which makes it so intoxicating for both drivers and fans. early in his career the yankee was asked if he was worried about crashing at high speeds. >> it's normal. it's racing was his reply. racing, though feels anything but normal at a time like this. sarahcoats coates, a

he scored the first ever points at the monaco grand prix. career meeting and excelling in racing. >> i met jules when he began on this very track when he was with his father drove particularly well. after that everyone knows how his career and his performance evolved. >> as well as his personalty which was particularly attractive. >> reporter: the investigation following the accident found bianchi did not slow sufficiently to avoid losing control in the bad conditions. the findings propertying f-1 to earlier rules allowing stewards to force all cars into the lane instead of lapping the circuit. presenting drivers from racing in those lanes. formula one is a sport involving risk and reward. it's the dynamic which makes it so intoxicating for both drivers and fans. >> early in his career the yankee was asked if he was worried about crashing at high speeds. it's normal. it's racing was his reply. racing though feels anything at normal at a time like this. sarah coates al jazeera. >> title one says the consecutive majors woods failed to make the

his adviser lisa monaco. the president to be honest has abandoned gun control, he abandoned the issue after efforts failed in congress but as you said just before this latest rampage happened the third mass shooting in less than two months the president talked about this as being his greatest frustration in an interview with the bbc. here's what he had to say. >> the run area where i feel that i've been most frustrated and most stymied, it is the fact that the united states of america is the one advanced nation on earth in which we do not have sufficient common sense, gun safety laws even in the face of repeated mass killings and you know, if you look at the number of americans killed since 9/11 by terrorism, it's less than 100. if you look at the number that have been killed by gun violence it's in the tens of thousands. >>> but the white house has all but determined new gun control measures will not happen during his remaining time in office. one official said they understand the accomplice cal realities. t

striker signed on a season long loan from monaco.ent last season with manchester united where he only managed four goals in 29 premier league appearances. he will join up with former teammates. >> new coach said it's time for the italian team to be feared again. he's been presented to the media by the club president. the 18 time champions contend for last season. he is the fourth coach in a year and a half. >> we will be a bunch of devils and our colors will be red as the devil and black is the fear we will give our rivals. we have to work hard and be real professionals. >> tiger woods has shot his best round of the season as he continues preparings for the open championship in scotland in two weeks time. woods has been in action at the green bay classic in west virginia in the united states. shooting four under par, 66 in his opening round. good enough for a share of 12th place. he's four shots off the leader. it goes a long way to restoring confidence in the american after his worst ever professional round at the memorial last mont

on tuesday, lisa monaco, obama's advisor on homeland security and counterterrorism, rejected the call for a pardon and called for snowden to quote "accept the consequences of his actions." zimbabwean officials are searching for an american dentist who shot a well-known and protected lion with a crossbow. cecil the lion was allegedly lured illegally out of hwange national park where he had protected status. walter james palmer allegedly paid $54,000 to hunt the beloved lion. two zimbabwean men have been arrested for their role in the lion's death. academy award-winning filmmaker michael moore will release a new film at the toronto international film festival in september. titled "where to invade next," the film is moore's first since his 2009 movie "capitalism: a love story." moore said the new film is about "the issue of the united states at infinite war." michael: i do not think there is anyone triggered. we are all living in this time we are living in certainly post 9/11, and every thing that has gone on in this country and this constant need, it seems, to always have to have an ene

for ourselves thought for you our more ratch g that's at the status roof town lounge at the hotel monacobody is welcome to the free welcome america concert followed by the firework at 11:00. all week long special exhibits folks can get history straight and their night life gay. there's exhibits at the free library of philadelphia, the liberty bell and the african-american museum. >> lgbt civil rights started here 50 years ago really was based on the african-american civil rights movement and we have never forgotten that. >> reporter: over at the american mew jewish history museum the pursuit of happiness. at the national couldn't stewing center, they are seeking out for equality remembering the gay pioneers who made it all possible like frank and philadelphian barbara gidding. >> she and all of those great pioneers gave thus ability to walk down the street today and hold hands and guess and be as normal as everyone else is. >> we're excited to be part of the history at the national constitution center as an exhibit. we've been a partner helping to promote awareness around the history tha

. >> reporter: the white house counterterrorism adviser lisa monaco said president obama is drafting a new strategy for shutting down the prison camp citing the high cost and saying that had a high-cost republican is on board. >> the costs involved here and why senator mccain and some others believe we really should close guantanamo today, right now $3 million per detainee per year to house them in guantanamo. >> but critics charge that 3 million figure is grossly inflated and misleading based on an overall report. the overall cost is $397 million by the lion's share goes to military personnel, operations and maintenance as well as military trials and those essentially are fixed costs whether there are 16 detainees there or 116 which is the case today gretchen. >> it's interesting because usually it would be republicans, you know talking about how things cost more money and not government spending. that's not something the democrats usually talk that much about. how are the republicans responding? >> two republicans on the house homeland security administration say the administration

princess grace of monaco. royaltied elizabeth taylor. >> she had a life long love of jewelry. some of it was given to her by people she loved and others she purchased herself. >> mexican star commissioned a 178 karat diamond necklace. and these emerald and gold crocodiles. >> according to the story she brought a baby crocodile into the store and said i'd like you to make me a crocodile out of gold. sos this the design they came up with. >> those are really accurate versions of little crocodiles. >> even maharaj adoren themselves with cartier. butsa the saying goes, diamonds are a girl's best friend. at the end of the day it's eye love affair between the woman and her jewels. >> i amed would say that's true. and it's the jewelry that endures when the love does not. >> indeed. >> you have to look inside and figure out whau think is fun is exciting. >> you have questions, ask. >> he's got answers. >> next. >> charles: dear dad is how you might address a question to one of america's cutting edge columnists. erin m

. >> so while the rest of us are sitting in traffic, the princess of lichtenstein and prince of monaco having special lanes? >> seth: for a bostonian the only thing worse than sitting in traffic, would be sitting in traffic while someone from out of town drove by you. someone who, you had a sense, thought they were better than you. should also be noted, that princess of lichtenstein sounds like what a boston guy would call a girl who cut in front of him at the bar. [ laughter ] [ boston accent ] "ah, sound the fanfare everyone, her highness, the princess of lichtenstein is on the premises and she needs her mojito." [ laughter ] eventually sensing the change in public opinion, mayor walsh refused to sign the city agreement and the usoc pulled boston from contention. now some were disappointed boston lost olympics like thomas j. whalen, a political historian at boston university who said, "this decision has shown the city to be a parochial back-water." hey, boston isn't stuck in the past, do you know what they built at m.i.t. last year? this. >> the cheetah is the fastest four-legged ani

the president told miss monaco and mr. mcdonough that he wanted to continue to be updated on the situation throughout the course of the day. but at this point there is no indication that malicious actors were involved in these technology issues. with that darlene, we can talk about this more or take other questions you may have today. >> sure. thank you. even though you say that there is no indication that malicious actors are involved is that something federal authorities are still on guard for as you continue to look into what happened? >> well obviously the administration is keenly aware of the risk that exists in cyberspace right now. there are a in tum ber of steps that this administration has taken to improve communication between the private sector and the federal government when it comes to safeguarding cyberspace. i would point out that the stock exchange is actually an example of a private sector entity that has a strong relationship with the federal government and one of the most important pieces -- one of the m

the president was briefed by his homeland security advisor lisa monaco and chief of staff denis mcdonough. and was told that fcc was in close contacted with fcc and department of homeland security and treasury department. there wasn't any indications told to the president that there was a malicious attack. earnest was asked this afternoon if the administration made any adjustments to its cyber systems. listen here. >> i can assure you officials even on days when these kinds of questions are not lingering in the air are very vigilant about their need to adapt to an environment in cyberspace that is filled with malicious actors. >> and as you know washington has had its own issues protecting its computer systems. the latest incident comes after the office of personnel management was hacked earlier this year and white house computer systems were targeted last year which has many asking just how safe our major computer systems that impact millions of americans really are. liz, david. david: blake, it wasn't just the white house. there was some reaction on capitol hill, right? >> there was, da

it's why some are calling it the monaco of america. >> do you want a place where you can drive right clean if you're looking at it. >> look at what happened when the market crashed. >> thank you. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour mixed martial arts fighter. say that three times. ronda rousey is undefeated in the ufc world but just a few years ago she wasn't allowed to fight in the cage. she pulls her move on ben tracy. >> is he oklahoma? >> that reminds me of my kids fighting. >> we'll see ben a little bit later on. >>> plus a real life rocketer. mitch mccomer is blasting into history with a jet pack. from china to colorado. that's ahead. >> cool. right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "usa today" remembers pioneering journalist marlene sanders. >> good morning. i'm marlene sanders, cbs news new york. >> sanders died of cancer tuesday in the late 70s and 580s. she was an anchor and correspondent. in 1964 she was the first woman to anchor a prime-time network newscast. she was also the first network tv female journalist to repo

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. >> it is so -- tell us was monaco really as exciting as it seems in all the movies?> i was actually telling him that i sent my family on a back roads trip. i sat in the corner a far corner of my house and a fetal position and rocked slowly back and forth and got some peace and quiet for a week. it was a staycation, joe. >> you did get a little bit of company half way throughout vacation. i think you should just tell everybody about it. you bought a rabbit. >> we got a rabbit. >> you bought a rabbit? >> my daughter braut a rabbit home. who knows what's going to happen to that thing. let me just say. with us on set, we have former treasury official and morning yoe economic analyst steve ratner. the news and finance anchor with us and nbc political analyst and professor of the university of michigan school of public policy former democratic congressman harold ford jr. >> good morning. >> that's gosh that's a long title. >> and al hunt and columnist and associate editor for "the washington post," david ignacious. joe, we have huge international news to get. to politics w

she likes the f-150 she takes to monaco to go in actually is stripped down.that a gun rack? i forget. >> that's not it. okay, i learned that i would love to see more top republicans send gifts to democratic candidates. say things like you shouldn't play the gender card. that's fantastic. please do that more. bianna. >> i like how heartbroken and attached joe is to the a & p. who knew? >> he milled around at midnight. >> can't say anything in two seconds. that's all we have. >> all right, if it's way too early, it's time for "morning joe." now it's time for "the rundown." >> and good morning. i'm jose diaz-balart. this morning, we start with a trump jump. a new washington post/abc poll shows donald trump with a commanding lead in the gop presidential race. garnering 24% of the vote. that's 11 points ahead of his closest challenger, scott walker and 12 points ahead of jeb bush. important to note a majority of the survey was taken before trump's comments on senator john mccain. those questions on saturday when he questioned the military record of the prisoner of

it's why some are calling it the monaco of america. >> do you want a place where you can drive rightif you're looking at it. >> look at what happened when the market crashed. >> thank you. >>> a >>> good morning. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 8:25. here are the headlines. traffic is moving slow through livermore. a major crash, this is on highway 84 and has lanes shut down in both directions. one person has died. this is one of the mangled cars. there's also a big rig that flipped on its side, as well. >>> berkeley city council has approved immediate changes to building regulations in response to the deadly balcony collapse in june. balconies now have to be constructed with water- resistant wood or corrosion resistant steel. >>> straight ahead on "cbs this morning," jetpacks flying into the future. you're going to meet a real- life rocketeer setting worldwide records. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a mo hey there fellow californians i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use... which means managing water too sfx: rawr especially during a drought. learn to sav

it's why some are calling it the monaco of america. >> do you want a place where you can drive right parking clean if you're looking at it. >> look at what happened when the market crashed. >>> good morning, everyone i'm nicole brewer. authorities want to know if a lightening strike caused a house to catch fire in phoenixville. fire broke out in the 200 block of dayton street about 5:30 this morning. there were reports of the heavy lightening in that area at time n1 was hurt but six people have been forced out of that house. plenty of lightening strikes this morning and sound like we're still in the thick of this storm katie right. >> absolutely. >> we are finding brunt of the lightening strikes at this point confined across south central new jersey but indeed around the time of the fire there were plenty of strikes coming around phoenixville area. you can see where they are confined widespread rain but lightening is biggest issues as well as gusty wind through south central, new jersey and notice toward area shore points. showing you live neighborhood network here happy to report we

it is three times the size of monaco. 1500 acres. the building behind me in total dilapidation.ked in the window. coffee cups are still up. signs and boards are up. a really bizarre place to me. a close in 2001. when the olympics were here in 2004, the building was still on site. this is fall into dilapidation. one of many sites over privatization is the deal goes through. erik: i drove by the airport a couple weeks ago when i was in athens and i cannot believe the degree to which the previous governments have treated it. matt: la guardia is not much better, let's be honest. erik: if the economy minister is right, he spoke to olivia earlier today and he said, we do not feel like we want to privatize these assets. what good would an old airport like that the if it does not get sold to somebody for redevelopment purposes? if it just sits idle if you will on a temporary basis for bailout funds? david: it has been sitting idle as you said. just across the street from here is a really beautiful stretch of beach. it is easy to imagine how this could be developed. it could be housing o

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