. >> reporter: they call this a royal tour, a chance for future mon ars to feet their future subjectsuse the united kingdom's monarch is also australia's. as things stand prince william will become king william of australia, baby george will one day be king gorge here. >> it's somebody to look up to. and that's how i was brought up, and i want my grandchildren to do the same. >> reporter: this is as much as celebrities as royalty. but you won't find many here critical of the attack. to the mon arky, but that is not universally shared. >> our constitution says that someone sitting on the other side world in a palace should be our head. and that is just wrong. >> reporter: which way do you want to go? >> reporter: but people voted against change. australia remained a monarchy, and elizabeth the second remains queen. charles made a trip to australia as well. charles's popularity has dropped, but as his baby became a man, husband, and now father, support for the royal family has risen again. a slight majority is in favor of the monarchy. >> mop ari can. >> republic. >> monarchy. >> republ

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. >> they call this a royal tour, a chance for future mon a to meet their -- mon a to meet their future subjects. the u.k.'s monarch is also australia's. though they won independence, australia is a constitutional monarchy with the king or queen of the u.k. its formal head of state. prince william will become king welcome of australia and baby george, king george here. >> someone to look up to. that's how i was brought up. i want my grandchildren to do the same. >> this is as much about celebrity as it is about royalty. even so, you won't find many here critical of australia attachment to the monarchy. that attachment is not universally shared. david morris thinks australia should be a republic with its own australian head of state. >> our constitution tells us a baby born on the other side of the world in a palace has to sut above everyone else. that's wrong. >> in 1989 republicans had a chance, a referendum was held whether australia should ditch the monarchy. people voted against change. australia remained a monarchy. elizabeth ii remains australia's queen. the queen's son charles ma

he is the former intern goldman -- interior minister, who replaced mon after the disastrous electionor thetebourg -- montebourg after the disastrous election for the socialists. one name they may remember is royal, who is making a big comeback. >> she is one of the biggest names in french politics, one of the heavyweights and former socialist candidate, and the former partner of francois hollande. she had been kept out previously, some said this had to do with hollande's relationship with treirweiler, she is now back in the cabinet and she will be one of the most recognizable figures. of the small team, 16 members, as compared to the 28 that made it up beforehand. half of the 16 ministers are women. they have the french rules of parity, and they also pointed out that the cabinet is a balance of youth, with the minister for women's rights -- and experience with more seasoned politicians keeping nash with --- politicians keeping with fabius. there is a new occurrence with the french left-wing. he is with an apolitical family to the right and he appointed a very effective minister to be

president barack obama visited a malaysian mon oument, the national mock, and paid his respect where some of the country's former leaders are laid to rest. president barack obama wants to strengthen ties with malaysia. he is the first president to visit malaysia in four decades. some groups want him to use the trip as an opportunity to raise a number of human rights issues. human rights watch says the malaysian deposit continues to use outdated war to prosecute opponents. (technical difficulties) 10..t we spoke to some. they said they'll raise the issue such as election irregularities that it said took place in the last general election last year, which cost - which they believe cost the opposition coalition some votes. the opposition won the votes but failed to gain a majority in parliament because of the way electoral constituencies are drawn up, because of jerry nannedering. there are -- jerry mannedering. they want to bring up the fact that a state government is trying to impose a criminal islamic law, and there are concerns over that. it seems that he has taken all this on board

[laughter] it sounds like going up against a nonprofit mon monopoly like te ncaa would make it difficult for athletes to improve their conditions. in a game changing decision a national labor relations board found football players at northwestern qualify as university employees which means they have the right to unionize. >> jon: unions? [laughter] since when do unions belong in college sports? they are socialist and communist collectives. sports are about people coming together as a group working towards a common goal from each according to his ability, putting the team ahead of the -- oh, my god! [cheers and applause] wait a minute. hold on a second. i knew that picture of stalin looked familiar. how did the ncaa react to this decision? >> the ncaa says it's disappointed with the ruling adding students play for the love of sport not for a salary. >> jon: yes, the love of sport much like the ncaa broadcasts march madness for the love of the sport. not for a $10.8 billion contract when they also love. the head of ncaa mark would like to remind these at-time hungry individuals what they a

. >> they have the greatest fish stock in the reason because of the nafrt, the arcy pel ago, the mon groves, it's under threat, with illegal foresting and fishing. one day the peel will no longer be able to fish even in that territorial waters. >> the fisherman says the foreigners and their big ships can go deep into the ocean to get the big fish. these people that don't have the equipment can't. it's hoped that the government can protect fishermen from fair competition. . >>> venezuela's national guard fought with demonstrators in a peaceful rally. protesters responded by throwing rocks, to tear gas used to disperse the crowd. >>> runners are preparing to run in the boston marathon. security hats been increased for the first race since the bomb attacks that killed three people. alan fisher reports. >> reporter: the memorials from the boston marathon bombing were not hard to find. the images from a year ago are seared in memory. two bombs ripped through the crowd as the marathon drew to an end. hundreds were maimed and injured. the city is gearing up. a celebration of unity, recoveri

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jim till mon ocean search specialist rob mechanical. michael kay, first to you. you are about 70% convinced we are in the right area. why not 100%. >> i think it is usually positive we have four pings but we have to remember there are constraints with the ping locater. it measures signal strength. it doesn't geo locate. that means there are a number of things that can affect the signal strength. we already talked about the batteries and know they could be weak. but the range f the pinger locater is on the outer limits it will appear weak. also pressure, temperature, it all affects the signal strength. as it goes toward the proximity the signal strength will increase but as it goes away it will decrease. i think there are all of these factors we heard about from bouncing of echos on thermals in the ocean that decrease the accuracy of that. i think we have some time to go before we have unkwif call evidence. >> you have been under almost three miles of water. claustrophobia for most people would be unbelievable and probably the pressure. if the plane is down there,

some of the driest conditions ever according to our drought mon monitor. depending on how these cities get their water, some areas will fare better than others. >> santa clara county gets some water from the sierra, some from local reservoirs and some from groundwater. they will be better in the long term than sonoma county where most of it comes out of a dam which got very low before the heavy rain in mid february. >> while 2013 was one of the driest years on record for the bay area, that enough was not enough to create a drought as extreme as the one we're seeing now. nbc bay meteorologist rob mayeda explains how we got here. >> i think it was january last year. the rainfall just turned off. >> reporter: this is how we got here. >> not only have we had a shortage of rainfall over the duration of the rain year, but we've had essentially very little rainfall through the latter half of last winter. >> reporter: an unfortunate turn in the weather parched the golden state. what made this worst was a drought that mirrored the '70s. >> an unusual phenomenon was

mon the threat will be in parts of lower mississippi valley and then further east getting into the atlanta area, overnight tonight and early part of tuesday. watch this system closely, threat of tornadoes will be still with us. in fact some of the areas across the southeast could end up with five inches or possibly more rain. so a that is why we do have the flood watch, mppedz alabama misa are georgia. into north dakota, if temperatures fall tonight and they will we could see snow flakes falling through overnight hours. across the northwest we are cool across the interior but hot along the coast. >> finally a choindz firm using 3d printing to build ten houses in one day, using cement and construction waste, each unit using $5,000 to make the roof has to be made from other materials until process gets a little better. 3d printing as you play recall is already used in the construction of cars, aerospace and yes, sometimes even body parts. we want to thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters in new york. "techknow" featuring lung in a box, is next. news continues 24-7, seven

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li... ...mon... ... cel... ... lo. cap... ...pu... ... ccin... ... o. häagen dazs gelato.> jon: welcome back! returning to slightly less relevant news, the royal couple, william and kate are wrapping up a three-week trip down under. the first official tour with the the royal baby-ness, prince george alexander blunderbuss rohypnol saxe-coburg windsor. >> celebrated easter at a cathedral in sydney before a trip to the zoo on sunday with prince george. that is where the young future king performed his first official doodie. >> jon: his first official doodie? you are telling me this baby hasn't taken a doodie in nine months? or were his previous doodies off the record? >> ah. speaking of number 2. >> well, let the speculation begin, the duke and duchess of cambridge rumored, fueled rumor they could be expecting again. >> all that royal baby chatter quickly quieted when kate went pinot tast taking and went riding in a jet boat. >> jon: how about a six flags over the great child womb chamber and kangaroo to meet stu the kicking radio, i am not saying kate doesn't want to have an

. >> reporter: after our investigation, senator monning and senator mark desaulnier have passed a bill that will require an exam and vessel license to operate in california. >> i think the time has come and some of it has to do with media and you specifically when you shed light on these things. first of all, people who weren't aware of it become aware of it and look at it and say this is something we should have done a long time ago. >> especially since similar legislation has shown education can save lives. in 1993, connecticut enacted legislation that required mandatory boating education. since then, the fatality rate there fell by 56%. the accident rate dropped by 18%. sglipt to scream, honestly. the stupidity of it. boating safety is not rocket science. it's common sense. just learn about the vehicle that you are driving. >> reporter: the bill passed in a 7-1 vote. it now heads to the senate appropriations committee. we will follow it and keep you updated on its progress. at the capital, nbc bay area news. >> if you have a tip for investigative unit call 888-996-tips or you can re

i'll have more on rea "real mon" keep it here. >> the death toll could be much higher than anyone known. >> posing as a buyer... >> ...people ready then... >> mr. president >> who should answer for those people >> america's decades long flight to the issues is starting to reverse course. one side of that is the ridership on public transit has hit the highest levels since the 1950s. that's one part of a gradual demographic shift. for the first time in a century urban growth rates in 2011 at 1.1% out paced suburban growth rates at .9% compared to the previous year. the suburbs don't get me wrong. they still have their appeal including space, backyards and schools. but now suburbs are built in urbanized papers with compact residential dwellings, and it's leading many americans to live, not just work but live in cities. long neglected urban cores from los angeles to chicago are now being redeveloped in the process as america starts to embrace the kind of high density living that you find in new york city or in europe or asia. a new businesses are taking notice. high tech startups are shifti

i'll have more on rea "real mon" keep it here. >> the obsession of online advice from financial decisions to what ales yo ails you. >> yes, we asked how much wisdom is in the wisdom of the crowded? >> from an idea's point of view it has possibility. nasa used crowd sourcing for space station advice. >> we're going to talk about that, and the limits of group opinion. >> that's "the stream" right after "real money." >> america's decades long flight to the issues is starting to reverse course. one side of that is the ridership on public transit has hit the highest levels since the 1950s. that's one part of a gradual demographic shift. for the first time in a century urban growth rates in 2011 at 1.1% out paced suburban growth rates at .9% compared to the previous year. the suburbs don't get me wrong. they still have their appeal including space, backyards and schools. but now suburbs are built in urbanized papers with compact residential dwellings, and it's leading many americans to live, not just work but live in cities. long neglected urban cores from los angeles to chicago are now being r

dre mon green with the rebound and he fouls. green goes to the line to give the warriors the lead. two clutch free throws and the ws hang on to beat the clippers 109-105. >> survey says we're not supposed to be here. i'm not supposed to be coaching. got no experience. steph curry is supposed to be retired because of, you know, his ankle. david lee was a loser. jermaine o'neal supposed to be finished. harrison barnes, uhm, dropped in the draft. it's the makeup of this basketball team and i can continue to go on and on throughout my roster. it's just a bunch of guys that just compete and fight. >> will they call a foul? yes, they called a foul. and griffin is fouled out! >> you think the game was really too closely officiated? >> did you want me to get fined ? why would you ask that question? come on. yeah, i do. i thought it was a lot of tight touch fouls. i thought blake of his six three of them were probably touch fouls. you know, the way i look at it is both teams had to play under the same rules. you know? and they did a better job playing under the same rules we had to play und

she was at an event in new york this past week with the head of the international mon tar fueta.the world's most powerful women. hillary clinton tried to tell young women don't take criticism so seriously. >> you can't let it crush you and you have to be resilient enough to keep moving forward despite whatever the personal setbacks -- believe me, this is hard-won advice that i am not putting forth here. so it's not like you wake up and understand this. but it is a process, and you need other women, you need your friends to support you. >> having covered first lady hillary clinton during the bill clinton presidency, i get her point. there was a time when she did take it much more personally. she was hard on herself and her staff. is there she as evolved from those days when it was always sort of war room mentality with the clintons, and particularly the first lady. but i think that's good advice. i think at some point she quoted eleanor roosevelt there in saying grow a skin as thick as a rhinoceros. >> the hillary meter runs up and down. one week she's not running, the next week s

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. >>> here is a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the mon." if you have vertigo, the stock market wasn't the place for you. on tuesday the nasdaq had its biggest one-day turnaround since 2009, falling nearly 2% during the session finishing positive. the dow and s&p weren't quite as dra mat il, the markets rose all and fell on momentum stocks an by the end of the week earninging gsz started to matter. the markets were mixed on thursday of the holiday shortened week. a busy week for earnings. citi beasting expectations as did bank of america, goldman sachs and morgan stanley. yahoo! and intel came in ahead, ibm met and google missed. a strong retail sales number for march, rising by more than 1%,s the biggest gain since september of 2012 and ahead of expectation. retail sales is always an important number becauseco consumers make up more than two-thirds of the u.s. economy. housing starts jumped nearly 3% in march, driven by single family home sales. improved weather helped push the number, but it was slightly weaker than what economists had for

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. >> and this is max who is ten mons old. and baby justice was born today in kentucky. >> the after the show show, christine is going to join us for that. >> happy easter. >> good morning. could this be a record setting year? this is sunday morning futures. nearly 14 million cars recalled just this past year alone after your tax dollars bailed out america's big automakers, we will look at what's being done to be sure your family is safe. >> who's watching the watcher? we will talk to a congressman pushing for transparency inside that very federal agency. >> and changing by the moment, what it means for the business climate here in the u.s. and abroad as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. >> good morning, everyone. your ignition shutting off because your key chain is too heavy? spiders in ventilation? these are just two of the reasons that vehicles have been recalled. he recently questioned the ceo on the ignition switch problem. good to have you on the program. >> happy easter to you and your viewers. >> is this a gm is

the military base in the town of moving home was well rested and then to be over the past i can say mon think of dozens of journalists from the area said russian media outlets and we're not talking just about the state. i see gold at ion media outlets britain but independent newspapers and tv channels as well. they have been prevented from actually coming into your abdomen to say that it's being directed against russian journalists and american journalist simon dostoevsky has been detained for three days by ntt protesters but they don't have the least well reducing reaction from some of the international media watchdogs for example i've seen it you'll receive a pat on the freedom of the media has said that the situation the journalist in ukraine is unacceptable and that that the organization is very concerned by repeated attacks on journalists which we should be allowed to work freely in that country and their safety must be shared by all of those involved in the conflict. his will to one russian jail is told on tv but his encounter with ukrainian army. are we to cool. wiesel soldiers s

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and mon to mehta is a managing principle at seven capital a new york equity based firm that operates consumer and apparel benefits. having fun in doing your investing. >> absolutely. >> congratulations on the new book. and you guys both do it. let's get to the first question. it is about your series "a" financing. >> how do companies bridge the gap between their seed round and their "a" round? there's usually a bit of a chasm there because you've now got your product up and working and so the question is, how do you find that "a" round funding? >> i love this question because i hear it all the time. i'm going to start with you. you're an angel investor. >> the problem is, it's starting from a faulty premise. it's not like every company has a seed round and every company has an "a" round. >> okay. >> instead, it's a very, very steep pyramid here. because fewer than one out of ten companies that have a seed round will actually have a series "a" round. in some cases, as few as 1 in 50. so therefor the expectation can't be that you're going to get a series "a" round after your seed. >> s

. >> the mongolian delegation went back to their hotel in queens and an official from the mon goa mongolian ministry of culture, this guy from mongolia takes a picture with his iphone and e-mails it to me, says i think this is the smuggler. they take this photo and i sent it to mongolia and the police take it out in the. >> greg: obi desert door to door and they find someone who says yes, that's mr. eric. >> this guy? >> this guy is mr. eric and they go to the computer and find photos of this guy in the gobi desert in mongolia with a hammer and sickle dicking in the dirt looking for dinosaurs. >> meantime the dinosaur was placed under arrest. >> it's an old legal concept, you you actually are trying to sue to return an asset, a piece of property. you put it in the name of the property. it's called united states of america versus one tyrannosaurus batar. it is a place where the -- a case where the government sued a dinosaur. that's a first in my experience. >> from that point we were able to secure the civil complaint, able to secure a warrant, the dinosaur. would we be able to seize it? in

also seattle on thanksgiving night >> gary:4 prime time games on sunday and mon day nights >> gary:ge at candlestick park set for july 12th joe montana his team vs. dan marino. if i receive tickets in gave them for you as a birthday present would you go? >> pam: yes that would be wonderful gary. is that which you are singing the to our plan to do? is that what you are saying that you are planning to do? >> pam: then you will not be going. (laughter) >> gary: you shot me right down what you do that? >> gary:giants/rockies >> gary: teams complaining saying that is being thrown off schedule. manny and the broncos. november 9th. we are talking about the 49ers' been a drop. no sunday or monday when you have back- to-back seasons >> gary: over four hours with bochy and the dugout. ideas from the clubhouse to the rookie from sunnyvale part of the game to an hits seven endings. top 2nd/ 2-0 rockies michael morse 455-foot home run off the wall behind the giants bullpen in centerfield 2-1 rockies bottom 2nd/ 4-1 rockies >> gary:troy tulowitski the sunnyvale product who homered in the 1st singl

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tiffany engam and solo mon saw made cracks about shooting something about his rekt om. after 5 minutes of talking to you in preon, i want to punch you in the face and man you up a little bit. >> the patient is seeking more than a million dollars in damages and ambassador, i think he has a case. >> he probably does in this litigious age. he has all the evident on his phone. i happen to think the whole thing is outrageous with respect to the patient who obviously needs income more than anything else but also with respect to the doctors. that's the way they treat their patients? i once lived near kneel medical school and used to walk behind doctors as i was going to law school. do you know how they talk about people? like an automobile. i did this to the tire -- that's the way they look at it. it's disturbing. >> it's kind of like a car eavesdropping on a mechanic and oh, you said this about my radiato radiator. >> dean you're a lawyer. is $1 million a fair amount there. >> absolutely. >> listen i've had six football relates surgeries. i'm sure they said some bad things ab

in three mons of relentless killics. >> france will not attend after they were accused of participatingn the genocide. let's go back to the news center. a french-led humanitarian mission were there. they were there to escape from paris. we have this report. >> when rwanda's genocide began. they had been working at the cultural center for years. he, his wife and two children sought refuge there, sending the rest of his family to stay with relatives. he said he helped officials in vein. >> we were evacuated after the french army refused to do so. my oldest daughter, mother, sis ders, brother-in-law, nieces and nephews were exterminated. like many, venice beliefs france is in denial. paris sent 2,500 soldiers. they arrived under a united nations mandate, 11 weeks after the mass anger started. some have refused french troops -- accused french troops of participating. they have been denied by the military. the common application is that they offered protection. the general in charge says it's nonsense. the french are the only ones with a few african states that dared to go though. whereas th

ask just making the cut, mon to vis to. >> well, a developing story to tell you about.are getting a closer look at the 15 year old boy who stowed away on that hawaii bound flight from san jose's airport, looking at the photos from britain's daily mail. released these photos of him, who flew in the wheel well of 767 hoping to eventually find his mother in somalia. the boy's father falsely told their children she died in a rocket attack. and remarried, took their children to the u.s. in 2006. the last time she saw them, he says that she miss them and is in the process of getting a sponsor so she can move to the u.s.. she says her son was furious when he found out a couple of years ago that his father had lied to him about her death. the teenager remains hospitalized in hawaii. >>> in bay area sports news, 49ers -- alden smith. after the legal trouble smith has been in, do the 49ers see him as a part of the team in future. >> absolutely we do, but at the same time, we've got some hard discussions with alden. and he knows exactly where he stands. if this organization and wh

and telephone mon noably could cost consumers. >> lets find out about temperatures across the country today. >> we have warmth in place across the southern plains, 70 in houston right now. contrast that with 41 in minneapolis and we are sitting along new york city where it is cool and windy. we will warm things up here across the lower great likes into chick, hitting 66, around 68 today in indianapolis, certainly rising above average. as we look across the rest of the u.s., phoenix will be our hot spot going into 90. warmth will spread eastward, atlanta 76 as you end your work week. we'll see 69 around washington, d.c. we'll pay a price for warm air. we expect warm air to move in. we're exspecialtying up ir60's in new york city. >> the new sufficient post office kiosks are fueling protests. the new retail centers put mail in the hands of low wage, non-union workers and jeopardize the security of the mail. the post office launched a program at staples stores hope to go raise more revenue. it lost $5 billion and cut thousands of jobs. >> new rules could allow internet service providers

mon tarely it will have a huge impact. we reserved the camp ground almost all summer long. >> in late february a worker spotted this surf in the top of the dam. a sign of problems under water. >> a fracture that was 65 feet wide, gaming open about two inches with water flowing into it. when we reduced the water elevation, it set the peer back in place. >> with the water lowered the dam is stable. the future is not clear. engineers are drilling into the pier to map how far the crack extends. answers could come in june. a final fix, with the river levels returned to normal. >> time line is yet to be determined. we have to get the forensic analysis done and identify what the cause is. >> it doesn't matter much, keeping the irrigation water flowing and the crops, does. >> i heard all kind of resume ours, it could be six months, longer and less. >> as for what caused the crack, engineers are saying the best guess is it was simply the pressure of the water over time. water above the dam pressing against the wall of the dam, forc

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even so, you won't find many here critical of the attachment to the mon karri.tachment isn't universally embraced. >> -- >> reporter: in 1990, republicans had a chance, a referendum was held on whether they should ditch the monarchy for a president. but people voted against change, australia remained a monarchy, elizabeth ii remains queen. charles made a trip there when his son was a baby. but now support for the royal family has risen again. opinion polls show a slight favor of keeping the monarchy. should australia be a republican or monarchy. >> monarchy. >> republican. >> monarchy, of course. >> with celebrities at the helm, the debate is on hold. >> you would have to say the british royal family have a fabulous pr outfit. we look forward to the stay when the british people will warmly welcome an australian head of state. >> reporter: whether william or george will one day some back as kings will be up to the other side of the world. >>> relatives of the chinese passen grs who were on board the missing malaysian airlines have walked out of meetings. the flig

who have known him for a couple of mons say they -- months say they noticed a lot of difference. he laughs a lot more now. when people are true to themselves, family and team, it's a weight lifted off their shoulders, i'm excited to see how derek performs on the basketball court with the weight lifted off his shoulders. >> before coming out, what obisticles did he face, especially with his team-mates. >> last summers his now ex-boyfriend posted a photograph of the two of them at a bar in new jersey. derek demied being gay, saying the person was a fan. the team teased him, wouldn't shower with him. you know, it was less that they were really trying to israel him and more it was just guys being guys, trying to teas him for something that might make him different. now that he's out and they know that he's gay and he's standing up for himself, i imagine that's going to go away. that's what we hear all the time from gay athletes. when they come out the team handles it differently. i think they will be more twight knit. >> in your article derrick gordon find his freedom. he met other g

this is something twitter can o potentially mon ties here. it doesn't necessarily line up. >> listen, it's big news they have got a graph from google. that's going to be good. i'm not sure it's a 12% move big news. the sentiment was so negative on the stock. all they had to do was make a couple little announcements and i think they have room to run. this reminds me of facebook. everybody was saying facebook was dead, they lost it. nobody uses them and they started to make some acquisitions and announcements and it made new highs. twitter, i still think it goes higher. >> i definitely didn't see 43.5 coming. if you're looking for any type of a ka pit la toir bottom today is as good a day you're going to get. the reality is now it's 11% away with the lowest. it does look like we made the turn. i think they report on april 29 now is a good time that it looks interesting. >> i want to go back to bob who covers twitter. yesterday there was also announcement that the cofounders had no plans to sell. benchmark had no immediate plans to sell before o

they should mon ties -- with existing services. the record date of june 2nd is for the split and the split will happen on june 9th. this is the last call for the cfo, peter, and the incoming cfo handling the incoming portion of the call. he did a great job. >> part of that was making an acquisition and you outlined a couple scenarios where apple could acquire like a note or cbs or time werner. anything like they could entertain something like that? >> there's a lot of demand for their lower end price phones. the 4 s. we just as we see asps continue to crunch down in the space, people are doing the blades model. there's advertising ways. there are payment cycles and services that could be layered on top of the platform that i would like to see apple progressively pursuing. >> up 7.9%. pretty close to session highs. guy adami, what do you make of the price action? >> before the show, we took a poll -- >> wagers. not a poll. wagers. >> bk nailed it. it's right where it was -- >> bk said 561 and you said 560. >> it's totally true. >> i

with perhaps of missions to mars, and sending a manned spacecraft to an asteroid to knock it into the mon's orbit. >> we'll grab a piece of the solar system, deflect it around the earth, the moon, and insert it into a distant retrograde orbit where the crews can visit. we'll bring in dr derek pitts, great to see you. i love the way tee said that in the most matter of fact way, as if it was nothing. sounded like science fiction on capitol hill. could you shane the asteroid story to me. we land on one and knock it into the moon's orbit. why? >> the way to say it is that we would capture an asteroid of a reasonable size, meaning it's manageable enough, we could move it from an after i had belt position, towards the solar system or closer than that and move it into the moon and set it into an orbit to use it for practice for doing deeper solar system missions. it's nowhere next-door as easy as described, but the idea is to get people excited about something in the future that would be a challenge, adventurous and may give us practice for what to do if we make the deep space explorations. >> bec

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since that time they have special extinguishers come mon place putting them out. >> let me stop you therea gas emitted that puts the fire out, correct? >> in that case, it displaces the oxygen away from the burning source. in the aft of u.p.-- aircraft o. it damaged the aircraft and caused the craft. since then, haylon turns off and ex sting quicks the flames of the lithion battery and would not stop the heat or gases. they're burned away with the flames. it's the heat that causes the structural damage. in this case, if the fire had been extinguished let batteries continue to heat and put off gases, hydrogen chloride and sulfuric acid in very dense amounts put into the air in that aircraft. i hate to speculate too far on this but the fact is there is historical data that talks about this and 114 different reported incidents of lithion batteries loaded on to or removed from aircraft that have actually had these fires happen. it's not a new thing, this is something that's going on for a long time. in the united states, you can't put that quantity of lithion batteries in the cargo compartmen

dial mon himself said 2013 was his most painful, difficult and nerve-racking professional experience.ucks for jamie dimon. >>> we'll be back with my two cents more and the answer to our question of the day, are you like me a procrastinator? stay with us. can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even bigger one tomorrow. when csx trains move forward, so does the rest of the economy. csx. how tomorrow moves. ♪ gerri: earlier this hour we discussed a new study finding procrastination maybe in your dna. are you a procrastinator? here is what some of your posting on my facebook page. monica right to my way back to you on that later. i love that. not so bad as i was many years ago. we ask the question on gerriwillis.com. 36 percent said some times. be sure to log on from one question. at the everybody was a progressive manner. here are s

. >> reporter: it is a secret found deep inside the mon yum few visitors have ever been allowed to seesthand. we were given unique access to the interior cavities of lincoln's tomb at one point his remains were moved down here and covered with lumber until it could be permanently secured. his remains would be moved some 17 times and his coffin opened at least five times. this man spent 13 years working at the monument. give us a sense of where his final resting space is. >> about 15 feet straight across and 10 feet down. >> reporter: a steal cage, 4,000 pounds of concrete, and a location out of site finally provided a secretive, yet safe resting place for the 16th president of the united states. >>> the first lunar eclipse is about 12 hours away. it will cast a shadow on the moon's surface. at point the moon will be blood red. cloud cover will block the moon for the east coast, and -- but the west coast, the midwest should be okay. if you miss tonight, the so-called blood moon returns again in october. coming up we talked to an astro physicist about this series. >>> you could call her