the bombers were going to the north sea at 300 miles an hour. the magician that coming up at 500 miles an hour. a tiny speck on the horizon. cronkite never shot one of these before. all the friendlys and b-17s information with you. and robert perkins -- closing the formation. he was tormented by that. >> they had to write obituaries? how many wrote obituaries the same day? >> amazing sorry that chip cronkite was up four days and what would be the famous assignment was then -- february 27th, cbs calls and john charles daly, got to the old for this. what did he host? they used to wear black ties. he was one of the -- in london and interviewed chip's dad to get impressions of the raid. first time your father ever was on cbs. just looking at these two guys and this great picture and knowing what they meant to future journalism, what do you think about homer bigart and cronkite together? >> childhood and adolescence. almost the voice of god. and complete authority. homer bigart, because i am a writer and didn't know about cronkite's rating. later bec

north sea was an amazing place. was very deep and very choppy, or is it somewhat better that you may have as much oil as the north sea? but i understand the conditions may be easier to bring it up. >> being irish, we think it's a lot better but it's an area that's massively underexplored from a drilling perspective. it's not challenging, not very deep. there are places off the west that are a little bit deeper. the fundamental issue today is that technology has moved leaps and bounds. so even if it was considered tough in days gone by, today it's pretty easy to access the oil. >> now, one thing you hear over and over again is all the easy oil has been found. why is it we're just hearing about this? >> well in ireland's case, because we didn't have a lot of success in years gone by. we use a line to say markets move to us. the things that worked against the successful exploitation of oil are now working in our favor. in the the would days we didn't have the infrastructure, we didn't have the technology. we didn't hav

the bombers were going over the north sea at 300 miles an hour.e messer smiths were coming at them at 500 miles an hour. they'd be a tiny speck on the horizon suddenly pass them, and here's cronkite who's never shot one of these things before except for a couple -- you know, trying to hammer away. i want you to think about this. all the friendlies, i mean, all the ore -- other b-17s are in the formation with you. biggert was tormented by all that. >> and they all had to write obits of -- how many of them wrote obits across that same day when they got back? >> yeah. well, right. amazing story. chip's dad who had been up for about two days and up writing what became the famous assignment to hell lead the moment that completely transformed his reputation was then, and then went on -- it's interesting. that night, february 27th, the day after the raid as he's composing his story, cbs calls. and a guy named john charles daley, anybody else remember him? man, you've got to be old for this. [laughter] what did he host? anybody remember? >> what's my line

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during the 1970s, oil fields were developed off the scottish coast in the north sea.lenn argues that britain has failed to invest the oil revenues wisely for scotland. >> there's a good future in oil for scotland. but the important thing is that that is used for the benefit of future generations. >> reporter: scottish demands for devolutiont of powers from the central government have already achieved some success. the scottish parliaments areinstated 13 years ago, for the first time in around 290 years. movie star sean connery was born in scotland and is a high profile supporter of scottish independence. he was invited to attend the inauguration ceremony for the legislature. scotland has won a substantial degree of autonomy. it has the power to enact its own laws in a wide range of fields such as health and education. it also has limited authority to set income tax rates. the pro-independence snp became the largest force in the scottish parliament five years ago and went on to win a majority of the seats in last year's election. salmond believes this is the time to dr

. >> the film provides views from the north sea to the alps and from the church of our lady in dresden to a cathedral in cologne. >> the surface of the moon? guess again. this is an open cast mine in germany. these are images from a film called "germany from above." it gives viewers a whole new perspective on the country. the director had no shortage of ideas for capturing the unique images. >> we had cameras in fighter planes. we gave them to skydivers and been sued jumpers. and in the cockpits of stunt riders. we put one on a golden eagle. camera only way 100 grams -- the camera only weighed 100 grams. bamut is that more than 600 hours in a helicopter equipped with a special camera. a joystick is used to control the device which is mounted underneath. and after the first days of shooting, we noticed the pictures had an unusual is that equality and beauty. we could not improve them. in fact, we even tried to doctor the images of it to make them more attractive, but germany seen from above is simply beautiful. and some of those will be able to view germany from above for 110 minutes. t

and the muslim brotherhood north sea the only day the real story here is it how can you have a free and fair elections in a country that is still under a military dictatorship so according to election officials the first round of elections. shortly a vote for numbers were not just for either show feet or morsi so what we have here i believe it looks like a staged a kind of a staged election that we're looking at. time is running out for jordan solomons as his legal team now has less than two weeks for the last ditch attempt to contest the latest extradition of the princess supreme court wants to hand over the wiki leaks founder to sweden of and that's sex crimes and sons and supports us fear it could eventually mean being on the day of it in the u.s. to face espionage charges. has a story. the truth shall set you free all know the supporters were out in full six weeks for julian assange tearing his appeal was rejected in a split five t. decision by the judges after all the five hundred days of house arrest in person he's now on the brink of deportation to sweden to answer questions abou

and the muslim brotherhood north sea the only day the real story here is that how can you have a free and fair elections in a country that is still under military dictatorship so according to election officials in the first round of elections the majority of votes in numbers were not cast for either show feet or morsi so what we have here i believe it looks like a staged a kind of a staged election though we're looking at how in the real problem in egypt is the cycle of privilege and this is the problem that the if you gyptian the really want democracy then we're going to have to face the same problem that we have in the united states and european countries which is the same people who are involved with the security services is embedded politicians or leagues and wealthy families have the same cycle of privilege to get out of that cycle i don't see it happening in the near future. syria's opposition group is urging military action in the gulf in the country i should say by gulf states kofi annan warned the arab league ministers meeting that syria is slipping into an all out war and fi

north. and increase sea breeze will create gusty conditions for us tomorrow afternoon. overtakes the screen. into the 4:00 hour, gusting winds along the coast line. in the inland valleys, it temperatures are cool in a couple of degrees. cooler tomorrow orders saturday and sunday. this dusty conditions through the weekend. >>gary: lebron james had one of the greatest performances in nba playoff history. faucet at home was ready to close out the miami heat. 15 rebounds and five assists. the only man in nba history x to have these numbers. the south lawn of a listen to their fans. career how how heilbronn james, 45 points. this series is tied at 3. the broad james fascinates me. every morning, you talk about kris stop on the radio. and you get the text messages of people ripping the sky. it fascinates me why you would fit on one of the all- time greats theory in its defense that ranked fifth he is one of the all-time greats. if people just read him. you should not read a guide but it's a good. you'll only make you look of will. 15-32 of the last eight games. he had four hi

. >>> change of course in the north sea. a russian ship thought to be carrying attack helicopters to syria may have already turned around, and it is headed home. >>> the heat in the driver's seat. the nba finals. lebron james now just one win away from his first championship. >> lebron james. the whole team. lebron james. >> doesn't everyone just think lebron james is the heat? good morning, everyone. nice to have you with us on this very, very "early start." i'm ashleigh banfield. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. let's get started here. let's start with the developing news this morning out of egypt about the health of former president hosni mubarak. we're getting conflicting reports about his actual condition. a state news agency is reporting the 84-year-old is clinically dead. but his lawyer says that he is in a coma. the military says mubarak's condition is critical. but that he is, indeed, still alive. all this confusion coming at a very critical time for egypt. thousands gathering overnight in cairo's tahrir square to protest t

. >>> change of course in the north sea. thought to be carrying attack helicopters to syria may have already turned around, and it is headed home. >>> the heat in the driver's seat. the nba finals. lebron james now just one win away from his first championship. >> lebron james. the whole team. lebron james. >> doesn't everyone just think lebron james is the heat? good morning, everyone. nice to have you with us on this very, very "early start." i'm ashleigh banfield. >> i'm

they had a leak in the north sea. the leak is capped and trading 6 pe with 3% production growth.he key is you're getting a 7% dividend while you wait. if you can get 7%, most people will take it. >> that's a good payday. >> you look at metlife. same situation trading at 5.5 pe, good growth, should be able to significantly increase their dividend as they remove banking operations. that generates a lot of cash flow while you wait and upside potential, a real value. >> all about the lust for yields, dividends, dividends. >> that's the key to investing in real estate, dividends. if you know where to get them, can you let me know? before we go, mexican bonds? >> they have a good yield. >> we found a yield for you south of the border. i don't mean perth. >> and they have a strait where they call mexicans as well. >> we will continue microsoft taking on tablets. can they succeed? thank you to all those who have already tweeted. >>> here's the good news. americans and american homes aren't big enough. mcmansions are on the way back. >> with fries on the side. >> homes are getting bigger

as between the balkan and between eagleford, which is the most like the big find in the north sea that stat oil originated. >> you have to talk to the balkan. >> you do. >> i do. there is the three forks. is there one, two, three, even four? if you start thinking about that besides what we have talked about in the balkan the size gets mind numbingly huge. >> it's great to hear from an optimist. you're american but you work for norway and norway is more bullish on america than america is. great business people. thanks for coming on the show. bill maloney vice president of development and production for north america for statoil, sto. great yield, great growth. hard to come by. stay with cramer. stay with cramer. coming up, the clock is ticking. call cramer at 1-800-743-cnbc. find out how to fire away at cramer on the lightning round. can he with stand your thunderous onslaught of stocks? >>> later, how do your stocks stack up in a mystifying market? cramer makes sure your portfolio makes the grade on "am i diversified"? all coming up on "mad money." ♪ [ male announcer ] ok, so you're no

much as the ones that sort of set the standard not only in the pacific but in the arabian gulf, north arabian sea. i've seen it again and again. if we say that inland seas start at 75 miles -- if our behavior is that, others are going to assume we believe that and that is what we attest to. >> admiral locklear, in a freedom of navigation operation, generally speaking, i'm not asking about tactics, techniques or procedures, just generally speaking, is it correct that an aircraft or maritime vessel is placed into the contested area in order to prove customary international law is still in force and that we are demonstrating real customary international laws enforced because no one successfully intercepts, turns back or fires on that aircraft or vessel? >> that's correct. >> so it sounds to me like this is a process that is not without cost and risk. secretary panetta said clearly at the last hearing we never give up our right to self-defense and so when we insert men and women, aircraft, vessels into these situations, i presume there is some risk associated with that. >> that's correct. >> so when

andrew's and district heights, if there is a tornado on the ground this will be the area just north of sea and road -- just north of suitland road up past marlboro pike, somewhere in that area is probably where we are looking for a tornado or fall. it is possible too, given the nature of this storm that if there is a circulation it could be arraigned unwrapped. we will not get a chance to see the final because the rain may be wrapped into the system. -- the funnel because the rain may be wrapped into the system. there is the part we were telling you about. andrews, across marlboro pike in district heights. that is where it is if it is on the ground. a densely populated area. if you are able to hear me right now and you live in those areas go downstairs to an interior room of your house. there are real are indications right now and that specific region of circulation and a possible tornado surrounded by areas of heavy rain. you see all the little white crosshatches, those are residential street. densely populated area. we cannot narrow it down any more than that except to save from walker r

british officials report the original ship has changed course from the north sea off the coast of scotlandbound for russia. russian officials are not commenting, but pentagon officials told cnn the russians may be sending another ship carrying weapons, ammunition, and a small number of russian troops to syria to help fortify its naval base there as the violence gets worse in syria. >>> more evidence about a slowdown of the u.s. jobs market. the labor department says the number of job openings in april fell from march. there are now 3.7 job seekers for each job opening. that's better than the record high in 2009, but still far worse than before the recession started. >>> hebrew national, the hot dog maker that's long claimed to answer to a higher authority, must now answer charges of false advertising. a class action consumer lawsuit against conagra foods claims hot dogs and other products sold under hebrew national plan aren't 100% kosher as advertised. the company denies the claim. >>> the miami heat now just one win away from an nba title led by lebron james. the heat beat the oklahoma c

the north bay keeps sea breeze away and it keeps the ball the way.will notice that the fog will return to maroc and we will have a cooler day. he can see is pushing into the bay for tomorrow morning. there will be patchy fog bay side. by 10:00 the fog will be moving out of san francisco it will be another sunny day but not as warm. the bid the low 90s in south san jose 94 pittsburgh. 96 antioch. it will be cooler bay side. san francisco will be in the low '70's. look for mid-70s for berkeley. here is the 7 day around the bay. we will see said they will be in the '90s and will be cooler on monday and tuesday. the be nineties and wednesday ended start cooling down and again. >>vicki: if you're looking for presence other than a coffee cup or tie here are some ideas. there are applications for your dad's fault him >> if that is getting a new smart found or tablet his father's estate, and there are many of applications that he can add if debts like to get out and hit the links. golf shot application will be appreciated this tracks more than 35,000 courses

coast refuse to recognize the science here many of passed resolutions against sea level rise policies which is insane north carolina's beaches are magnet for tourist dollars according to the state's division of tourism film and sports development coastal communities pulled in two point eight nine billion dollars in two thousand and ten adair county alone home of the outer banks they earned eight hundred thirty four million that year but will the tourist keep coming it's a state fails to adequately protect its picturesque features and they end up underwater i don't think so not of the state's shortsighted republicans have their way and while their reluctance to embrace science and logic isn't surprising well it is still inferior dating and ridiculous and not only is there in the states party a flood of complaints from around the country it also earned them tonight's tool time ward. hi guys we've got one more quick break but when we come back time to cozy up next to the fire for fireside friday and i don't have the outfit got another breastfeeding story that's making headlines. to tonight's fireside fridays

the original ship had changed course from the north sea off the coast of scotland after news of its controversialcials are not commenting on what the ships or what they are carrying. pentagon officials have told cnn that the russians may be sending yet another ship carrying weapons and small number of russian troops, this to help fortify a small naval base situated there as the situation spirals out of control in that country. we're going to talk about russia and all of the different issues relating to syria and russia at 8:00 eastern when soledad is joined by republican congressman peter king of new york. egs the p4u'i59 of the homeland security committee. >>> the southern baptist convention has elected its first african-american president. reverend fred luter was elected with no opposition in the city he calls home. he was hailed for rebuilding his church, franklin avenue baptist church after katrina. [ applause ] >> to god be the glory for the things that he has done. god bless you. i love you. >> kind of short and sweet. before he takes over as president tonight, reverend lut er will join us

north. very strong sea breeze winds will mean call maureen here through the fire bay area. >>gary: r.c. at the age of 77. the giants in the angels, it is 4-3 giants right now. former major league player and one time hall of famer, roger clemens has been acquitted of all charges. a jury believes he did not lie when he denied using performance enhancing drugs. >>gary: earlier to my vern glenn to address to relive some of his memorable moments. after 23 years he is leaving kron4. >>vern: the pageantry, the excitement, i cannot stand it, but i have to for a least the next five minutes. >>vern: jay leno has agreed to join us. are you ready? >> ready to go. >> thank you very much. very nice to be here. >>gary: that was fabulous stuff. being one of a percent honest, the business now, with all of its cable, and now sports in the the newscast, unless you are in a situation like we are here, it is almost innocence, digging in and get you off, but you had time to do things that will never be seen again. >>gary: here is the one that i remember. vern glenn bungee jumping. five-for-3-to-one. do it! >

this storm passes, satellite and radar shows us most of the significant rains still to the north of us. our sea breeze winds are increasing. we've seres fog and we saw cooler temperatures today as well. 64 in san francisco. 68 over in concord. 68 in hayward. this is a look outside from our roof cam. you can see the fog in the picture. we'll be seeing dense fog and drizzle in the overnight hours. into sunday that fog stays with us. next week we see a little less fog. >> coming up, two bodies found today in oakland. why police think one of the dead is suspicious. >>> pride weekend in san francisco. what police are doing to make sure this year's celebration remains safe. >> coming up later, the a's have been hot of late. hot enough to beat up tim tonight? we'll have that story later in the broadcast. a little nascar business. and the miami heat getting ready for a sunday parade. later in this broadcast. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minu

stuffy in some areas with 50s and 60s storm track to the north starting to see a little curve in the winds that's going to develop a slight sea breeze as that cold front passes north slightly cool area long the coast and more clouds today than questioned. a few gathering right now through the 7:00 hour we'll still be in the 50s and 60s lunch, hot in-- inland, 88 fairfield, mid to upper 70s around the bay and upper 50s to near 60 along the coast into san francisco, 4:00, low to mid 60s, half moon bay, san francisco, mid 70s to around 80 in the bay, upper 80s to low 90s inland by 7:00, starts cooling quickly tonight even clouds developing, here's the sea breeze upper 50s, half moon bay. mid 70s to low 80s inland by 7:00. quick cool down from the mid 90s. high amounts of tree, grass and ragweed, mold moderate. breezy afternoon sun wednesday temperatures dropping thursday slowly rebound friday back above average. >>> good morning. we are checking out the ride on westbound 80. big back-up yesterday before 5 and 5:30. this is westbound 80 past powell, heading towards the maze. the closure doesn't go all the way into the maze on to

analyzing what is happening in terms of the supply levels and demand levels particularly of the north seawe now know that the opt temple over greece has faded and spain, we're seeing weakness, but add to that we are still waiting to see what comes up, the meetings held in moscow today and tomorrow between the western nations over the nuclear perhaps, softening iranian tensions, that is why morgan stanley says they believe we're seeing this correction. if brent crude does fall, they say expect opec to start cutting back on some production. in terms of the metals market, we are seeing gold under pressure as well, but not as low as it has been. keep in mind we still have not only spain, syria, egypt, the list goes on of problems around the world. that may help to support gold praises. >> thank you very much, sharon. >>> as for the markets right northeasterly, we still in the red across the board. i want to point out one stock. that is bks, barnes & noble, we were talking about microsoft cease announcement. what a wild ride for this stock. at one point in today's session, the stock was up by

if you are heading into the north bay to hear the roar of the nascar car engines firing up for the afternoon. low 70s i think. then the seareeze will pick up. turn breezy. as we head towards 4:00 in the north bay. the item to watch for the gulf coast, you move into the week. tropical storm debbie. and the computer models turn this into category 1 hurricane. wednesday, thursday. the consensus path right now looks like it could be approaching corpus christi texas thursday. something to watch. we go through the week there. into the gulf of mexico. bay area, west coast. trough of low pressure anchored itself offshore. the reason why we have been seek the cool down in the last couple days. it will linger for two more days. tomorrow and monday. we'll see a strong sea breeze. up towards lake county tomorrow. slight chance of an afternoon shower. and clouds through the afternoon. and misty skies. and out on the coast. lots of sunshine inland. 40s, 50s. started.ay tomorrow's high. san jose. mid 70s tomorrow. and morgan hill. and see the numbers in the low to mid 70s. patchy clouds. and around the coast. and the 50s. and combinatio

carolina to just north of boston. seaegion have been rising at an annual rate that is three to four times faster than the rest of the world. levels in norfolk, virginia have jumped five inches since 1990. the global average is two inches. scientists are blaming the rise on climate change. >>> another new study is shining light on internet use by teenagers. some parents may not like what it found. >> a growing number of kids are hiding their digital habits from mom and dad. we have a report. >> reporter: 70% of teenagers have hidden their online behavior from their parents. this is up from 45% only two years ago. nearly halfful all parents believe their kids are honest about what they do online but the numbers paint a different picture. >> one out of four parents are oblivious to how the digital devices work. and the kids, they grew one this. this is what they know. it is that lack of information on the parents' behalf. >> reporter: it is what teenagers are apparently lying about that is a concern. more than half surveyed

carolina to just north of boston. seavels in the region have been rising at an annual rate that is three to four times faster than the rest of the world. levels in norfolk, virginia have jumped 5 inches since 19906789 the global average is 2 inches. scientists are now blaming rise on climate change. >> i was going to joke and say must be chimate change. actually might be. not sure what all that means for us. >> it means a lot of beach replenishment coming along it is way i would imagine. >> good luck. >> that is right. mother nature usually ones that battle. speaking of mother nature, let's get right to tropical storm debby. the problem will be the rain which will just continue to days and days and days. forecast to just sit and spin here over the gulf for the next few days. i think we'll be measuring rainfall in feet. they're predicting up to 25 inches of rain in some sports of northern florida, southern georgia here. just south of the florida panhandle here, right about there and look at that. that is forecast track ove

north wind. keeping the sea freezes a way of making for a nice date for the beaches tomorrow keeping the -- sea breezes for a monterey to get to 80 degrees and beautiful weather from half moon bay to put the a bodega bay even at 80 degrees. futurecast at 6:00 a.m. we are already off to a mild start. even near sunrise the lack of fog and north-wind continuing temperatures will be soaring. much warmer by 10 degrees, warmer in some areas. 90's for the north bay. and 80s in the orange. around the bay, the self the locations to south san jose will get into the 90s for this-south san jose like the inland valleys, evergreen. of for upper 80s, rearedwood city. and warm in concord, and pittsburgh, fairfield. we will reach nine degrees and other areas. low mid 80s in union city. hayward, redwood city nearly eight degrees. 80 degrees -- >>brian: looking at 70 degrees with your a look at your 7 day around the bay warm day on tap. that sunshine and warm weather continues. a bit of a cool down on tuesday with a see breeze. we will stay a bit cooler and nice for the rest of the week. >>vicki: you could still be figur

increase sea breeze winds approaching from the north bay. an increase in cloud cover to the evening. temperatures are fairly mild out there. this afternoon temperatures in the '60s in the '70s in the inland valleys. here is what you can expect it to the overnight hours. patchy and low cloud cover, mainly south of the golden gate. cooler temperatures as ahead to tomorrow afternoon. expect a sunny afternoon with winds in a few spots. it's we will continue with a warming trend through the rest of the week and see a cool down into the weekend. details on the up and down forecast of enough. >>pam: the u.s. supreme court rejected key sections of arizonas controversy immigration law. the ruling will impact similar laws in several other states if scanned played a large part in this election year. cc: is in washington with the latest. >> this is a dark day for civil-rights in america. >> protesters outside the supreme court received news monday morning that the federal government has blocked key parts of arizona as immigration law. it did of health o

>> yeah, i have 2,000 acres in europe right on the north sea.ve is i've just built a golf course which is getting the ratings, the best ratings that i've ever seen for a golf course actually, and it's -- it was just ranked number eight in the world. it hasn't opened yet and -- >> but i mean buildings and multifamilies -- >> i have the right to build 3,000 units on that site. and i have other things in store. europe is a great place to invest, because it is in terrible, terrible trouble. i love investing in this country to be honest with you, but nobody knows what will happen in this country, but i did just buy doral yesterday in all fairness. >> did that close? we were talking about it. >> it was signed 90 days ago and we closed yesterday. it's a great location. just a fantastic place. >> in 90 days we've already all of a sudden all of us are just talking about miami, everybody is talking about this, that all the foreign money is coming in, suddenly miami has been one of the real bright spots and you probably got a pretty good deal even if it wa

sea breeze. he and the north bay we will stay rather warm. here is a look at your extended forecast siri temperatures will cool slightly and. >>gary: coming up later in the broadcast, how did it her e-mail tonight. [ mechanical humming ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. this is the pursuit of perfection. the >>pam: and one month, from what will be banned in california. for >>kimberlee: it is to the made by forced feeding ducks or geese until their livers are bloated up to 10 times the actual size. and all rights groups say the ban is the picture on your screen is from what i screen. speaking of the fatty liver and it for desserts, fifth of the state ban goes into effect on july 1st. what we wanted a sleeping. the fifth >>pam: and coming up, a big win for members of the committee after a judge ruled to shut down to motel's accused of allowing sexual