the government will have to react, simply because mozilla is the second biggest city in the country. they cannot let it slip into the hands of arcata. the kurdish regional government will have to react because it is a kurdish city as well. the eastern banks of the river are inhabited by kurds. >> how have the insurgents managed to make such big inroads? is the iraqi army simply not strong enough? >> theoretically it should be. you are speaking of an organization of more than 10,000 fighters against army and security forces of up to 800,000

after the 2010 world cup am a voted eugene.rs experts say those for mozilla are top contenders. -- frombrazil are top contenders. >> he is constantly falling over. has already picked up numerous trophies during his career, but experts wonder whether the argentinian captain can lead his team to the world cup the three. -- victory. peak has reached his football age, but he has had a really bad year. >> cristiano ronaldo had a build illiant season. it will all depend on his performance. and they will be looking to help the teammates defend their title in spain. >> since he is brilliant at his game, he is sure to lay a big role -- play a big role. >> perhaps it will come from the german team. he is not in top form after an injury, and the captain is the working to recovery. -- philipos the has the best chances on the germans i'd. side. >> there are plenty of favorites to watch, or maybe someone new will rise to stardom. ban on smoking in bars and restaurants has come into effect in russia today. it is the latest measure under resin vladimir putin to promote healthier lifestyles in the count

>> well, i think this is a great example, and if i can bring up what happened with the company mozilla executive having to step down. i agree that he should be able to believe whatever he wants to believe and be able to -- sort of -- have free speech in that sense, but there's also private property. schools, if they don't want certain people on their property, and you know, think that they are trespassing, i think we need to respect that. mozilla knows that the lgtb community has more purchasing power. >> you think they have more purchasing power than christians. should a guy lose his job over that? >> i think that they made a decision based on profit, not on ideology. >> i've never -- i use apple products, i drink starbucks coffee, i shop on amazon. i'm not buying their politics. i'm buying their products. why can't liberals accept that conservatives might actually have views different than theirs. >> they also think about ie deologies when they go out and buy things. we see what happened with chick-fil-a. >> they helped a company. they didn't put it out of business. there's a big dir

in mozilla, week iraqi security forces collapsed. in most cases, police and military simply ran, sometimes shedding uniforms, and abandoning arsenals of heavy weapons. >> the situation there seems to be only getting worse. the insurgents are getting closer and closer to baghdad. >> we are looking at games they are making overnight again on thursday and into this friday morning. they are getting closer to baghdad. that icere coming in fighters have pushed into diyala province, which is northeast of baghdad. we can see some of the towns there in green. in red, rather. places are just 90 kilometers away from the capital. .hat is just 60 miles clashes are going on in samarra in the center at the moment. 2006, there was a bombing of , whichimportant shrine sparked a huge wave of deadly sectarian violence. thatis significant fighting and battling is going on there. and the whole diaw lebron and -- is unique ince that it is mainly sectarian. if we can zoom out more and look at the whole area of where isis are taking control, we've got that

robberies, last week, the terrorist group stole four hundred 30 million dollars from the central bank in mozilla. this provides more money to pay their fighters and buying new weapons to wage their battles. >> joining us now from the german institute for international and security affairs. isis seized use amounts of money. do we know what else they took? >> they got hundreds of tanks and they also that helicopters. we don't know how many. i think in terms of equipment, they have got a lot. >> the group is already well-equipped. >> they got a lot of free weapons. american weapons. i think they got so many equipments in the recent attack. >> how strong would you say they are in terms of numbers? >> several hundred. some say up to 10,000. but, they are not the only faction on the ground, there are other factions, so they are not -- >> who is leading the organization? >> we don't know many things about him. >> was sort of support is there on the ground. >> there is a support among the sunni tribes and also the youth who are angry with the malady policies -- with the maliki policies. this will not la

the government will have to react, simply because mozilla is the second biggest city in the country. they cannot let it slip into the hands of arcata. the kurdish regional government will have to react because it is a kurdish city as well. the eastern banks of the river are inhabited by kurds. >> how have the insurgents managed to make such big inroads? is the iraqi army simply not strong enough? >> theoretically it should be. you are speaking of an organization of more than 10,000 fighters against army and security forces of up to 800,000 men. but they are not motivated to fight them because the government is so corrupt, has no support in the areas where the insurgents are strong. so, the problem is political and the government will only solve it by political means. >> what kind of political means? >> they will have to include sunni muslims into the government, but they have shown for years are -- years already that they are not ready to do that, so there is no solution to the crisis right now. >> one politician is calling for the u.s. to intervene. is that realistic? >> i think so.

wideing continues across parts of the north including in the city of mozilla which fell to insurgents two weeks ago -- city of mosul which fell to insurgents two weeks ago. we will in the show, discuss the growing humanitarian crisis in iraq. in about 20 minutes at 11:30ird or -- singapore/hong kong time. minister tries to gain a repeal of australia's carbon levy. we will be heading to sydney for details. plus moral what those manufacturing figures from china tell us about the country's slowdown. >> interesting news from japan and china this morning. let's bring adrian mowat. let's start with china. we are now in expansion territory when it comes to hsbc. >> that is very good news for the hsbc pmi. this is consistent with what we are seeing out of taiwan at the moment. we got very good performance out of taiwan tech companies both in share prices and sales. if you think about where these guys are located, many are located in china, particularly in the region surveyed by that pmi. >> ahead of the cpi figures coming out this friday at of the glue isoks like off the rose my comes to shin

they going to mozilla and open the banks. they take the money. that can help a group like that.o buy weapons. should we have received it? was is a failure of intelligence in the same way that weapons of mass destruction in iraq was a failure of intelligence? >> i don't know it was a failure of intelligence. i haven't seen the reporting. one way to look at it -- ices in particular. possibility is that our guys did in fact pick up on it but the policy level was never acted upon. >> meaning it recommended to the present we have problems with groups like ices and nobody did anything. website don't know. i don't know. i don't assume our guys missed it. there is a rough possibility it didn't track into the narrative that we have the terrorist problem solved. >> isn't that a stretch, to say we have bin laden, therefore terrorism ended. i never heard anybody say that. say we havethem wiped out a number of core al qaeda. they never said we have terrorism under control. i never had the president say that. you said that several times for . aat terrorism isn't a problem. killed four ofe our

the ceo of mozilla was ousted over his views on gay marriage. perry's comments could cost texas its shot as landing a new tesla battery factory. state assemblyman and lgbt activist tom ammiano has similar sentiments. >> tesla last to look at what it would mean for them to go to a state that discriminates against not only lgbt people, but a woman's right to choose, environmental violation, you know, like fracking. >> and lieutenant governor newsom thinks rick perry should apologize for his comments. he tweeted, governor perry is someone who wants to steal our jobs. but he should start by getting a clue. hashtag lovecore computers ignorance. >> reporter: for decades oakland sports fans have cheered for the a's and raiders at the oakland coliseum. but a kpix 5's da lin learned there may not be room for two professional sports teams in the city. >> reporter: raiders and a's fans team up to defeat the lease extension. >> very frustrated, angry. >> reporter: 10 years at the coliseum sounds like a commitment. righ but many a's fans are pleading to wait

that is because mozilla had a large portion of the transatlantic slave trade, a large portion of those individuals came to brazil. likesn brazil, who again, to look at itself as this type of rachel democracy, there is a difference between those of color and those who are more european are more favored and those who were more african or not. and there are various gradations from white to black that are still very prevalent today. ok. ok. -- in yoursaid that constant struggle book, i know books with you. because i know you bring them to every class. we're going to look at the state law in reference to color. this is dated from 1825 until 1927. inis not that they stop 1927. it was because the supreme court's case in 1927 will expand these definitions of race and color. and we're going to get there, but it will be after midterms. i will just give you that hint. so, alabama. "the term negro refers to a mulatto -- arkansas -- a person of the negro race as any person who has in his or her veins any negro blood whatever. ok. georgia. all negroes, mulattos, and mestizos -- what is it a misty me

the distance that the federal forces, once reconstituted, would have to travel between baghdad and mozilla. tremendous depths. but it is actually very limited, which underlines the role that the kurds can play. kilometers of strategic depths, north-south, in many places as many as 10 to 30 kilometers strategically from west to east. the key things they want to hold onto are within close striking distance. how vital it is to get the kurds into this fight, meaning the government has to come to them with a solution on revenue sharing and and a bagity issues that some conferences. for now there is a bigger issue their working remnant to the federal security forces and air power. the buffer between them and isis is now gone. what is coming up showing that they are in the not be anyt could in the past, they are not willing to have a major isis control center within a one hours distance drive of the economic capital of kurdistan. no successful emerging economy in the world has been able to hatch a huge ok'd a presence in the city of 1.8 million people just the 1 hours drive away. be acceptable to

. >> radical sunni forces have swept through iraq, taking over mozilla coming within -- taking over mosulwithin 100 miles of baghdad. the oil market close out last week with its biggest weekly gains so far this year as islamist fighters extend their advanced. joining us is the chief oil energy analyst at energy aspects. socgen says that if iraq you production is affected brent may go to a range of $100 to $125 a barrel. if that is the case, how long does it stay there? volatility is what everyone is concerned about. >> you will see a significant upside in prices if production is impacted. most of the impact has been in the north were less than 10% of iraq's production is. foreign workers are being evacuated. what is important is the context in which the timing of the iraq you production -- iraqi potential production is lost. the saudi's are going to increase their production because of demand. if any southern iraq you production is impacted, $125 could be here for some time and i could argue we could go higher. >> it is jonathan here. rent is $110 a barrel. what price for brent is the tip

mozilla decided it was going to build its own mobile open-source operating system three years ago. this three years ago, i would've lasted out of the room. suddenly it turns out they are 8% in columbia, 3% in poland. they don't seem like huge numbers and i can sort of smell tom getting bored by these numbers, but windows with all of its marketing muscle has only cracked 3% worldwide. year ago andhed a a lot of emerging markets are already at 8%. >> that is a good point, but as we look at the amazon phone, they are not doing anything in emerging markets right house with these a lot of questions out there. brendan greeley, thank you so much. we have john borthwick as our guest host for the hour. coming back, we will talk about tech valuations. >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom keene. with me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. >> lawyers in the suspect for lost years boston marathon bombing want to move the trial to washington, d.c. they say chocolates and i have cannot get a fair trial in tsarnaev cannot get a fair trial in boston or anywhere in massachusetts. l

some of the biggest names are taking part, google, red it and mozilla. >> marking the 70t 70th anniversary of d-day. >> the greatest generation, two soldiers aboard the very plane they used to go to the beaches of normandy. >> heads roll at general motors, 15 people fired in the wake of that ignition switch recall scandal. some say the big automakers isn't doing enough. >> a zoo worker trank willized by mistake after dressing up as a gorilla. i thought that only happens in the movies. it's a headline making its way around the world. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john henry smith. >> i'm stephanie sy. another state is proposing to allow terminally ill patients to take their own lives. we'll look at the ethical and medical issues surrounding assisted suicide. >> horse racing fans are really excited this weekend. california chrome look to say make history with a triple crown, but is winning that elusive title enough to help the sagging industry bounce back? >> also general motors firing 15 people after new internal report reveals exactly what the company knew about those recalled cars

into agreements to address the handling of sexual assault complaints by students and members of the mozilla community using all of the statues. i think our hope is that those agreements will be a model for other universities around the country to be able to adopt the kind of proactive steps that are necessary to really address these problems. so just a word on what those proactive steps are and the provisions with the university and the law enforcement entities in montana one thing is a requirement that universities have clear and accessible policies that comply with the law. it is critical that students know their rights and that students, faculty, staff and everyone on campus know their responsibilities when it comes to dealing with sexual assault. with inclusive policies, without inclusive policies too often schools treat victims of for example same-sex sexual assault or dating violence as if they're all the same, perpetuating stereotypes that sexual assault is only perpetrated by men against women or it's necessarily a product of stranger rape. it is neither of those things in schools n

today isis has $1.5 billion. 500 million they just got from raiding the banks in mozilla. in terms of its military wherewithal it has had three years of armed training and funding to requiem indirectly from united states and our so-called allies so its well-armed and well-trained. this is a group that is well-financed, well-armed and well-trained with the huge swath of territory and the ability to go in and out of different places from libya to syria to iraq to afghanistan. so we now have these connections worldwide. the dni the director of national intelligence mr. clapper has briefed intelligence that thousands of the spiders in syria syria are foreign including europeans and americans. so i think anybody looking at this would certainly see an increased threat to americans whether they are at the embassy in baghdad which are drawing down for the homeland. >> host: stamos on the line for republicans in florida. >> caller: good morning ms. leverett. i have two questions/comments. one mainly of historical interest and one more relevant to the discussion. the first one is wh