if monaco is a business, the prince is its ceo.while the casino generates only a small part of the state's revenue, its many banks, which provide an attractive way to protect your money from the tax man, earn much more. there is no income tax here, but the prince collects plenty of money in value-added taxes, real estate taxes, and corporate taxes. nearly all of monaco's sights are packed in a cinderella neighborhood atop its fortified hill. its impressive aquarium, which proudly crowns the cliff like a palace, was directed by jacques cousteau for 17 years. a medieval castle sat where monaco's palace sits today. the palace square features a statue of françois grimaldi, a renegade italian who captured monaco disguised as a monk in 1297. this first ruler of monaco established the dynasty that still rules the principality. today, over 700 years later, the current prince is his direct descendant. palace guards protect the ruling grimaldi family 24/7. and they change with the pageantry of an important nation. every day at about noon, to

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vonnie: still ahead, monaco is gearing up for the grand prix. preview of the event of the year. ♪ , thee: in today's pursuit glitz, the glam and the gears. it is what makes the monaco grand prix the premier event of the year. hannah elliott joins us now with tips. this is definitely a treat to attend. for a lot of people, it is the bucket list item. it is a really big deal. itself is aco labyrinthine city, that is why partially the event there is so major. how many people go? hannah: thousands and thousands. it draws the world's most wealthy people. it is through the streets of the city so there is unlimited amounts of space. there are grand stands and balconies and everyone vies for the best vantage point that in terms of the 50 -- city space, thousands of people can see be race. mark: it is about the party, isn't it? monaco is synonymous with glitz and lemmer and partying. hannah: that is definitely the truth. there have been a couple of years when i've gone and i have been on a vespa the whole time. space is at a premium. mark: how do you nav

el piloto britÁnico venciÓ el gran premio de mÓnaco.profesional estadounidense de 40 aqos, equipado como un hombre pajaro se lanzo al vacio esta maqana desde un helicoptero a 6 mil pies de altura con un descenso promedio de 120 millas por hora. todo para lograr un nuevo objetivo por el que trabajo sin descanso durante 10 aqos: con la precision de una flecha en su casco partio una manzana sosenida en una valla de tela suspendida en la gran muralla china. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta horagracias por acompaqarnos. nos vemos con mas noticias a las once y media e ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>los pÚblica latinoamericanos regresan a casa con la misiÓn de defender sus colores. >> ganar una copa amÉrica es algo que por orgullo mismo enfatiza mucho

el piloto britÁnico venciÓ el gran premio de mÓnaco.estadounidense de 40 aqos, equipado como un hombre pajaro se lanzo al vacio esta maqana desde un helicoptero a 6 mil pies de altura con un descenso promedio de 120 millas por hora. todo para lograr un nuevo objetivo por el que trabajo sin descanso durante 10 aqos: con la precision de una flecha en su casco partio una manzana sosenida en una valla de tela suspendida en la gran muralla china. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta horagracias por acompaqarnos. nos vemos con mas noticias a las once y media e ♪ ♪ ♪ >>sin ella no serÍamos lo que somos. tienen su aporte en distintas etapas de la vida. su entrega nos ha hecho prestar. en cada uno de nuestros Éxitos y en cualquiera de nuestras obras, se vamos siempre la sencilla que sembramos nuestros maestros de impacto. conductora: desde miami le saluda bÁrbara. pamela: los invitamos a celebrar juntos el mes del maestro.

i have a club monaco shirt packed in my bag and i like club monaco. so does my wife.he says you look good in club monaco. it a little anecdotal but club monaco is doing well. >> do you -- never mind. whenever i ask about club monaco, he said it's like club med. >> you want to sing the song? >> i went to club med. goldman sent me to club med at a tough time when my mom passed away. you should go to club med. >> the pundits saying the same thing, that no one will shop in department stores, no one is shopping in malls, they're only shopping off price. we heard the same thing in '08. they were wrong then and they'll be wrong this time. >> i think there is good employment growth. it has to do with a shift in the way people shop. it's the cell phone. remember, millennials doesnn't e shopping. there are some millennial outliers like my daughter but they don't shop. i'm just glad they didn't do that real estate transaction. >> they say they are still looking at a number of transactions and they point out the complexity of those transactions will take time. >> macy's is an ins

disfrutando de la mejor cobertura de la fÓrmula uno este domingo no te pierdas el gran premio de mÓnacoio de los pandas gigantes que desde hace 10 aÑos fue declarado patrimonio de la humanidad por la unesco. una de las personas encargadas de cuidar a los osos panda se esfuerza por recoger las hojas tiradas en el piso. arantxa: para los osos panda es sÓlo un motivo para juguetear. cada vez que el cuidador levanta las hojas los ositos piensan que se trata de un momento de juego y mira lo que hacen. fÉlix: nos despedimos, que pasen buenas noches. arantxa: nos

disfrutando de la mejor cobertura de la fÓrmula uno este domingo no te pierdas el gran premio de mÓnacopandas gigantes que desde hace 10 aÑos fue declarado patrimonio de la humanidad por la unesco. una de las personas encargadas de cuidar a los osos panda se esfuerza por recoger las hojas tiradas en el piso. arantxa: para los osos panda es sÓlo un motivo para juguetear. cada vez que el cuidador levanta las hojas los ositos piensan que se trata de un momento de juego y mira lo que hacen. fÉlix: nos despedimos, que pasen buenas noches. arantxa: nos vemos maÑana con mÁs noticias e informaciÓn. presentador: buenas noches. una vez más un fin de semana para estrellarnos juntos. hoy este programa se pone grupero, porque están las conductoras de bandamax. vanesa arias, marile, melina y melisa. [aplausos] israel: gracias, público inteligente y conocedor. ¿cómo están? público: ¡bien! israel: muy bien, chicos, saluden a mis primas. ambas: hola. israel: dije "saluden", no "perreen". qué bárbaro.

disfrutando de la mejor cobertura de la fÓrmula uno este domingo no te pierdas el gran premio de mÓnacoantuario de los pandas gigantes que desde hace 10 aÑos fue declarado patrimonio de la humanidad por la unesco. una de las personas encargadas de cuidar a los osos panda se esfuerza por recoger las hojas tiradas en el piso. arantxa: para los osos panda es sÓlo un motivo para juguetear. cada vez que el cuidador levanta las hojas los ositos piensan que se trata de un momento de juego y mira lo que hacen. fÉlix: nos despedimos, que pasen buenas noches. arantxa: nos >>narrador: el siguiente programa es presentado por mallontv.com. ¿siente que el dolor es insoportable? artritis, reumatismo, dolor de cuello y espalda, migrañas, golpes, calambres, nervio ciático, torceduras. durante generaciones, en condiciones extremas, los ejércitos han tenido un aliado en la guerra contra el dolor. ahor

whether your heart is in indianapolis or here in monte carlo and it's in the tiny prince palt of monacoduring the daylight hours there's cars, more cars and then the real cars. after dark, things shifted a pace as swift as on a two mile track. the revlers moving as fast as the drivers. touc

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in monaco, they were sitting down. we'll take the law of the land against those who are messing up.r: the entire leadership of athletics in kenya was suspended. in april, a reaction from politicians. the president of kenya approved and anti-doping law, which they enter will be under the standards of the tests. but the world doping agency is not convinced. the athletes could face an olympic ban. brent: you are with dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stay with us. ♪ >>> this week on "wealthtrack" everything is coming up roses in this man's garden. nick murray, saw her to of simple wealth, inevitable wealth explains the healing power of the stock market and why optimism is the only reality next on consuelo mack "wealthtrack." >>> new york life along with mainstays family of mutual funds offers investment and retirement solutions so you can help your clients keep good going. >> additional funding provided by loomis

this is the mission director and flight director managing from mission control in monaco, one pilot tweeting as he steers the plane to morning sharing this picture of him actually eating right this, at 8,100' up and making for incredible views like this, also, tweeted by andre, the pilot, as he leaves the bay the he said the solar impulse two is his good friend. can you follow on the journey by watching live stream on our news app. >> police need your help tracking down a thief who stole funds collected for kids with autism. look at this surveillance video, taken inside digger's dine are last week and the camera captured all the action at the tough the screen, the guy on the right who dash without a jar filled with money. the diner own are said they have been raising funds for a program to help kids with autism for a month and it would be a final batch of custom donations. >> we emily them so hopefully three did not get too much but the fact he would take that, it is just...sad. >> when word got out donations have been pouring in to make up for what is stolen and he is hopeful they will rais

for more coverage from here in monaco, including the interviews, switch over to nbcsn for f 1 extra presented by jaguars. >>> heading now, and here comes the thunder. the bikes roar into d.c., bringing a huge traffic impact if you are trying to get around. >>> gunfire breaks out in the district. what investigators are thousand revealing about a deadly double shooting. xloo and the battle for california, the warning one candidate is now putting out ahead of a key primary. >>> and this morning, we did get off to a cloudy but warm start. but things are about to change. good morning, i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuss. hope you enjoyed the racing. and if you're breaking out the grill, you might want to do it for lunch and not dinner. tom kierein is tracking when the showers will be back in our area. >> it's been a beautiful day two of the memorial day weekend. around our region now, we have that sunshine, temperatures now well into the 70s. a little more humid today. a little bit of a breeze flapping the flag from our capitol hill camera overlooking union station. and as we look at temperatures

a crew of more than 50 is monitoring the plane around the clock for monaco on the french riff vera. >> i'm sure we can make things better and the direction -- >> a lex six and his daughter came tout to seat historic flight that began in abu dab boo 14 months ago. >> it's a great opportunity and i love this and i hope i'll see it when i'm grown up and when i'm older. >> reporter: the flight itself has 17,000 solar cells and weighs about 5,000 pounds it flys at about 50 miles an hour. the plane is also equipped with a camera for perspectives you rarely see. we've actually entered a new frontier for flying. >> when we promo technology it's little bit like project of society for the future. >> reporter: so this plane the only one in the world will stay here for the next few days in allentown. you can see it will kind of hang out in this hangar i should say and after that, it's going to go to new york then over the atlantic ocean back to abu dab dough by july. if you're watching and you missed an opportunity to see it there is a chance it may be open to the public over the next few days. f

a crew of more than 50 is monitoring the plane around the clock for monaco on the french riff vera. >i'm sure we can make things better and the direction -- >> a lex six and his daughter came tout to seat historic flight that began in abu dab boo 14 months ago. >> it's a great opportunity and i love this and i hope i'll see it when i'm grown up and when i'm older. >> reporter: the flight itself has 17,000 solar cells and weighs about 5,000 pounds it flys at about 50 miles an hour. the plane is also equipped with a camera for perspectives you rarely see. we've actually entered a new frontier for flying. >> when we promo technology it's little bit like project of society for the future. >> reporter: so this plane the only one in the world will stay here for the next few days in allentown. you can see it will kind of hang out in this hangar i should say and after that, it's going to go to new york then over the atlantic ocean back to abu dab dough by july. if you're watching and you missed an opportunity to see it there is a chance it may be open to the public over the next few days. fol

for more coverage from here in monaco, including the interviews, switch over to nbcsn for f 1 extra presented by jaguars. take a live look outside...... san jose - communications >>> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us. it's 7:03. take a live look outside at san jose and it's already looking like a hot one out there. thanks so much for waking up with us this sunday morning. i'm vickie nguyen. we have some scorching temperatures ahead. >> in fact, temperatures at the coastline will cool off a little bit. the wind blowing around a little. a nice breeze this morning. it's bringing temperatures down a hair. we're not talking 90s but 80s. it will be warm across most of the bay area. we are going to see a good amount of sunshine. temperatures not as hot. that's the key word. 78 degrees. 78 for san francisco and, again, no 90s for the north bay and the south bay today or the tri-valley. back into the mid-80s. tomorrow the 90s return and a nice stretch of warm weather. that seven day is coming up. >> okay, anthony. did you stay up for this? >> out of bounds and they turn it over. curry

more, let's bring in monaco from washington. extensively on brazil.is country really, really well. so a new acting president. but he faces quite a bunch of tasks that he has to take care of, including getting the economy going. what can he do quickly to make a big impact? monica: yes, he is facing huge challenges. i don't think there are any areas in the brazilian economy where you can basically say, ok, this bit of it is ok and there's nothing to be done. they sickly, there is stuff to be done everywhere and all of it is difficult. on the onesaid, hand, this government has the advantage of not having to do anything in the short-term to avert, let's say, a ratings downgrade. because actually, the ratings downgrade has already happen. in a sense, it is very different from the cannot -- the kind of scenario we were looking at it when he 15 when you had a finance minister being appointed to resolve very, very difficult short-term issues and ultimately unable to do so. so we don't have that issue now in brazil. are a number of medium-term reforms on the f

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. >> fox 29's bruce gordon has more on the annual and emotional tradition from monaco row township. >of people think this holiday the start of the summer. get to the beach. have picnics. >> reporter: 84-year-old fred connolly is a cancer survivor, his doctors warned him to stay out of the sun but fred' doctors did does not out rank him. >> i'm out here. they got to be honored. >> reporter: more than 2,000 men and women buried here at the gloucester county veterans memorial cemetery. >> all my brothers and sisters. i served with them all. >> reporter: now each year he joins other volunteers placing american flags at each and every gravesite. each and every memorial day weekend. connolly was a sergeant in the us army. he likes to say he signed up for three years and president truman added a fourth. >> i was in japan 1949 just getting ready to come home when the korean war broke out, and we got shipped to korea. >> reporter: on this 90-degree day fred wears his original army issued khakis with a bit of alterations from his wife. he remembers all too well the korean winters when the therm

. >> monaco. >> luxenburg. >> only 499 questions to go.c news, los angeles. >> guys, ready for this? i'll put you to the test. >> fire, man. >> no cheating vega. what is the last name of scott and mark nasa's only twins to have traveled in space? kelly is right, don't jump the question. i have a taser. >> tase her. >> question two. what two syllable world is the opposite o >> backwards. >> backwards. >> oh, opposite. reverse. >> averse. >> averse. >> you were close. here's question three. >> exactly. >> give me another. >> i don't know what that world means. name for a book of the bible, who is the patriarch in the musical cats? >> i cheated on this one. i can't take it anymore. so i know. puterotomy. >> correct. >> where did you get that from? >> she looked at my sheet. >> c'mon. >> it's in the prompter. >> you're not cheating, you're not trying. >> i like the way you think. said by a man who wants to drag a mattress on to the beach. anyway, thank you very much for playing along. i want to say "500 questions" continues at 8:00 tonight rig

do i want to go to the hamptons on do i want to go to monaco?wow. >> or do i just want to stay home? the house looks good, too. >> good choice. michelle is excited about the weekend. she has been talking about it all week. >> i'm going to san francisco or oakland. i'm not sure which one. >> join her in vegas! [ laughter ] >> or you could stay home. >> or stay home. that's right. >> all right. gayle, see you at 7:00. >>> so palo alto-based tesla is gearing up for a big event as we head into memorial day weekend. >> joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle and kenny. and tesla sending out invitations to its grand opening of its "giga factory" in nevada on july 29. not just any tesla owner will get one of those personal invites. the drivers had to have referred five model s buyers to tesla to get one of those invites. the public is not yet allowed inside the "giga factory." it's key for tesla. it expects to open it in 2017 and start producing batteries and batteries are the mo

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james from monaco said he's doing a vegan sports diet and he loves it.hat do you think of animal-based product versus well-designed base products? >> that's the key there, well-designed. so becoming vegan isn't just giving up all animal products. it's how you nourish yourself and getting a perspective of amino acid, so be careful, definitely. but it is great. the world would be a better place if we are all vegans but we just can't all to it. we're all different. >> we in news tend to work funny hours, right? >> yes. >> that's why in the past my hours of going to the gym were quite nuts. for a lot of people it's a busy lifestyle. it becomes an issue what do i have time for? what do i prioritize on, my family or an hour of gym. >> yes. >> how much do i need to work out to be healthy i knew back in the day, you were working out quite aggressively at that time, it seems like you've switched into a softer way of thinking about exercise? >> yes. 100%. we hope that life is long. that being the case. exercise is there to build you up and energize you and nourish

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>> am i the only one that's excited about the indy 500 in monaco this weekend? >> i'm more excited about bottlerock. >> i'll watch it. that's exciting. i just don't pay attention to car ration. >> i don't really, either. >> you don't at all. >> you go, frank. >> all right. >> coming up, bay area airports as busy today as the thanksgiving rush. coming up next, see if the tsa delivered op its promise to cut down on security wait times. >>> and coming up new at 6:00, details on what a state lawmaker is calling suspicious salary increases for california state university administrators that have now prompted a state audit. >>> also new at 6:00, why fed chair janet yellen says we could see higher interest rates this summer. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the

once in the air, a 60 person team in mission control in monaco takes over. there's a rest room in that plane and so he is ready to get through this multiday flight. now, this is what the plane looked like around 3:00 this morning as it was getting wheeled out of its portable hangar. it's made out of carbon fiber so light enough that crews can push it by hand. two pilots take turn flying the plane on alternate legs of the journey. this time around it is andres boshburg who suited up for the 16 hour flight to phoenix. it can fly in the air forever, powered by the sun, recharging its batteries at night and really the only thing from keeping it -- keeping it from doing so is the physical limitations of the pilots. they are showing that clean technology works, feasible and makes good sense. >> not only protecting the environment, it is mainly a way to sustain the chemical growth and job creation and profit for the industry because if you replace all the polluting, outdated devices by this new modern technology, which is cleaner, it's an incredible development tha

we know for example, in monaco, the homeland security adviser and recently returned from europe. certainly daily calls and meetings between u.s. and european officials since those attacks in brussels and paris. there's a lot of concern here in the united states about security at european airports and, of course, what's going on in egypt where it's well known that isis has been stepping up its attacks. pressure on the egyptian government trying to bring pressure on the egyptian government there. something that concerns the united states very gravely. but at this point, there's nothing from the american side based on analysis of intelligence or satellite imagery that indicates whether or not there was a terrorism attacker whether the plane exploded we understand from various defense officials. clearly the investigation is moving along very quickly, if, in fact, debris has been found and spotted and determined where it is. that will certainly help determine what happens. very early stages and, yes, the bottom line here, a lot of concerns about whether this was or was not a terrorist

. >> for the founding fathers, life is nasty, brutish and short.ef with a monaco back to those days? >> exactly not. that is the ultimate brake system when you have these entrenched, unequal, politically unequal groups. the real insight of the enlightenment thinkers like the founders with each of us is equal in the fact we have equal rights. the government's job is not to rule us. it is to be our servant, the protector of our rights. what happens when it protects our rights equally? when it protects your freedom the same as mine? we will create different amounts of wealth because we have different abilities. we make different choices. some of us want to become a teacher. for us that's what a successful life is.whhts whether rico up from her parents were were down, that is what a successful life is. other people want to be hedge fund managers. other people want to start new companies. go to inequality if we have equal freedom. >> yeah, but what if the people who want the hedge fund cannot g do that because they have a poor education. do you think government has any role in making the

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statement, who says the assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism, lisa monaco, has briefed the president on the incident, egyptair flight 804. president has asked to be updated throughout the day, as the situation warrants, and has directed administration officials to reach out to their international counterparts to offer support and assistance. so that is what we have right now coming out of the white house. they're going to be watching this closely as you probably know, carol, we know the u.s. is already standing by, ready to help, the combined task force is making preparations to help if they are called on. this is according to a u.s. military official with direct knowledge of the latest information. so that's what we have right now, coming out of the white house. of course, the big question here is whether this was terrorism related, and we heard from egypt civil aviation minister saying it looks more likely to be terrorism than a technical issue. we'll be watching from here. >> already, athena, thank you so much. >>> i want to go back to the panel now. how

he was first informed yesterday morning by his homeland security and counterterrorism adviser lisa monaco. he was updated throughout the day on this. this morning, as you saw, the president received his presidential daily briefing. without violating the briefing, iof that think it is safe to say the topic came up. the president has directed his staff to ensure administration officials are reaching out to counterparts in egypt and france and to stand up resources should they be requested. orionvy has sent a p3 aircraft. that aircraft is above the mediterranean right now assisting in the church. >> [indiscernible] for us, it is too early to definitively say what may have caused this. allontinue to pursue potential factors that have contributed. obviously the egyptian authorities are in the lead here, but we stand ready to assist any way we can. so wanted to i'll move on to the russian defense -- proposing am joint airstrike with russia. are those discussions going on about a joint airstrike? mr. schultz: kathleen, as you know, this is not the first time pressure has proposed enhancing their

around $450 million and talking about penthouse problems, this is the penthouse at the property in monacoin new york, just news in the past couple of weeks, an apartment in new york at central park south, a brand new building, not even finished yet but they are offering the penthouse at $250 million. >> what does this portend for other houses that are lower priced? does it suggest anything, or is this such a special market? >> i think it suggests that the luxury housing market which led the recovery and was led by the very top of the market became so delusional with a lot of these speculative investor driven homes priced at and with a lot of the costs at a near $100 million that someone is going to be disappointed. >> there are going to be tiers at the end of this, guaranteed. >> whoever built that -- >> if you build a $100 million spec home. >> yeah. >> you've got some internal fortitude. >> yes. >> and i tried to say that in a family friendly way. >> yes. >> exactly. >> but it's a big warning because, again, the last time we saw this, it's very similar to what we saw. we all know how it

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the president has been briefed by his homeland security and counterterrorism chief, lisa monaco. also about a week or so back from another trip to belgium to maintain the pressure on the european allies to continue to cooperate on the intelligence front. this is one of the main concerns the united states has about our allies in europe sharing intelligence about matters like airport security, about the movement of foreign fighters back and forth from the isis battlefield to europe. so, obviously, that's one big concern. the united states has been stepping up its efforts against isis in recent weeks and months and isis has been lashing out. there's been a series of bombings in baghdad that have been horrific and deadly. all of that happening at the same time this is happening. but no direct connection to terrorism. we've heard from defense officials, for example, that there is no intelligence or no satellite imagery that suggests the plane was targeted. we've also heard from intelligence officials there's, quote, no finite or specific chatter out there amongst jihadists or in the w