om: i don't know whether he is or he's not. i can't really tell.ll segment of a much longer conversation. i think it lacks the little bit of nuance and context. that said, we are all looking to demonize twitter at a time when they are facing competition from all different places. they are facing competition from facebook, snapchat, instagram, and whatsapp. those are four major players taking our attention every day bit by bit. it's not an easy task. i think it's easy to stand back and make comments about, twitter has problems. yes, they have problems, but look at the other problems. snapchat is a great company, except they are not doing too well with their advertising. there are a lot of issues with everybody, and i think twitter being the company it is, which lives in public -- it is going to have to learn to succeed in public and fail in public. that is the challenge with twitter. emily: josh, are these fair questions to be asking? is dick costolo doing a good job? should he still have this job? are we demonizing twitter unfairly? josh: i think w

om: you have to parse what he is saying.you really look at what he's saying it's that human interactions, right -- right now there are only two or three ways to interact with the tweet. you can retweet it, you can share it, or you can like it. that's it, those are the three interactions you can have. what you need to know is more ways to interact with the information. that's the human part. taking that human interaction and using that to create a better experience using better data mining, better, smarter data mining, i think that's where the company needs to go, to figure out new ways for people to express how they feel about the tweet or what they want to do with the tweet and what the tweet is really for. i think that that's where the company has to focus from a product standpoint. that said, if you read chris's great, great memo, it is full of a lot of tactics. strategically twitter has to do something drastically different. it has to learn to fail. it has to learn to experiment in public and not be afraid to do so. it h

sergio joins us live om alameda. why we are seeing so many so soon. sergio? >> ama, authorities have been getting so many calls because ofthese little purple slugs. some are quite interesting. some people called 9-1-1 because ey found a purple heart on the beach. it wasn't. it was a harmless purple sea creature. this is video shot by rachel benitez. she didn't know what to make of the purple blobs. >> they were scaered all over the boche. some were livend some were dead. >> it is to the unusual for them to wash ashorend this is what they look like in the water. it is unusual to see so many. >> they were cool looking. then it was kind of wird. i'm like what is going on with our water? >> they usually wash uh sore in the summer so staff members at the regional east bay district say it is unusual to show up inhe spring. >> we have been seeing them wash up since september and going all through the winter. and now even more in the spring and perhaps it is because of the warmer water. >> these slugs are among a few creatures that were showing up on land. a numb of

sadler says that car owners want to be in control of their own data and not subject to monitoring. ,omingring mercedes-benz has a car that does some of the driving for you. have aclass of band will self driving system can hit 80 miles per hour. however, drivers will still have to keep their hands on the steering wheel. the system will not be able to handle sharp turns by itself it rapper snoop dogg is going to go gangster on taps drinking he is suing on the brand value of the call 45 malt liquor. partnership bought cap last year. cap says it is looking into it. that is a look at the top stories at this hour. the impact of technology on consumer spending and productivity may seem like an academic matter, but when it comes to the implementation of cutting edge software, the results can be pretty tasty. cory johnson has the story of a tech driven turnaround at each copy in california. cloud optimized logistics never smelled so good. >> fresh coffee means great copy. cory: keeps giant grocery optimizes around technology that does more than cook the. a $5 billion investment into logistics soft

both suffered severe burn and jersey om the fall. 2 neighbors rushed to the apartment to try to help. >> mom screaming there wer kids inside so ijust run to apartment a try to tv break the door. >> neighbor assisted our, good samaritan and hero. they put themselves at risk to help the neighbor. >>reporter: the the 2 men helped save the children apartments mom. 2 kids went out the window before the men could reach them. children now at the burn unit valley medical center. >> we have new i hope site tonight into why that balcony collapsed in bkeleyless week killing 6 young people and injuring 7. comes from a map hid to fix problems left behind by the same company that built that berkeley complex t.dan h a report only on abc 7 news. >> when anthonyills saw what happened in berkeley last week he was shock, horrified and frustrated. >> 6 people won't be around. serious business. tom this isn't about marketin this isn't about if competitiveness in the constructn industry. this is about people. >>repoer: segue construction built library garden where the balcony collapsed and mills firm has b

oming election. is >> good to have you with us. i'm elisabeth peranem. these are the top stories. earlier state media said it had stopped a major attack by yemeni rebels said to have been carried out with yemeni republican guard loyal to ali abdullah saleh. >>> two people killed and 100 injured in a blast in southeast turkey. and one of saddam hussein's most trusted and loyal ministers tariq aziz has died after a heart attack. he surrendered to u.s. troops in 2003 when saddam hussein toppled. >>> greece's prime minister has told his parliament that any agreement with international creditors must include the promise of debt relief. athens has postponed paying back hundreds of millions of dollars until the end of the month. john siropolous has more. >> sound thrashing from the opposition exearmt parties the socialists and conservatives they said take the deal, it won't get better. what he's been given is the 11% discount on the amount greece owes. roughly a 50% discount on debt repayment for three years. that will leave him another 11 or $12 billion to spend on growth creation, but

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if you don't like the hot weather, this is where you want to be om the camera. yoare looking at san francisco. so cool to seehe fog roll in. that will hold it in the comfort zone. pacifica. that's where the fog is sitti. very shallow as high pressure is building in. that's down to 500 feet. a quarter mile at half moon bay. a little me time as the commute may slow down because of the fog. temperatures mid 50s all the way to the low 70s inland. not as wm or humid. theurky view and let's not forget the blue and go. hotter inland and we are looking at a wide range conditions. east bay cera is showing you the fog. todas rebound is not just the temperaturesbut the warriors too. concord is up1 degrees from yesterday's high of 71. got up to 92. walnut creek jumped 20. livermore was up 18 and nine degrees warmer. we will contin that up tick in temperatures as high pressure is nudging closer and the heat spikes tomorrow. upper 90s to low 100s for the inland valleys. it will feel like summer. temperaturtrend is 83 as the average high, ll above norma at 97. numbers slowly s

om: the school is behind me on 19th street. according to d.c. police, this involved a juvenile at oyster-adams. it is a large school, bilingual teaching spanish and english. this is close-up video. giovanni pena is the name of the teacher that has been accused, 31 years old, charged with second-degree sexual abuse of a minor. according to the police, they received allegations involving pena yesterday, then charged him today. we spoke with d.c. public schools, and they sent a statement that read in part, "as soon as we became aware of the situation, we acted promptly to remove the teacher from the school and fully cooperate with mpd in its investigation." giovanni pena, 31 years old according to the school website, a fourth grade teacher at the school. d.c. police saying this allegation involved a juvenile at the school. d.c. police are also being -- also asking anyone with information about pena or possible obligations to please contact them. live in northwest, tom roussey abc 7 news. leon: thank you, tom. also following breaking news from princ

om coast to coast. >> >>> sweeps the nation tonight after today's historic supreme court ruling. >> it's no longer same-sex marriage. it is just marriage. >> hard fought battle for equality finally won. >> we waited all these years. all these years. >> good evening everyone. >> the u.s. supreme court issued a landmark ruling establishing a constitutional right for same-sex couples to get married in all 50 state. the white house lit up in pride colors to celebrate the supreme curt's historic decision. even changing its twitter and facebook photos to reflect a rainbow colored building. >> pride colors are in full display tonight around the world. >> we have team coverage tonight. we begin live in san francisco's castro district. i imagine the parties are just getting started. >> larry, san francisco is one of the destination cities across the country every year for pride weekend. and this year there are tens of thousands of people already here. celebrations have started early and it is all because of that historic supreme court decision today. >> this block was shut down to celebrate the s

a good way to keep up with all this coverage is nbc bay om and our app. >>> and words posted in the berkley year book has people talk about racism and rounding up the books. and some students say they're actually not surprised by what they read. >> reporter: that's right, some students say racism on campus is nothing new, they say campus wide talks don't seem to help and the words in the year book are not a surprise. >> i was sad -- >> reporter: berkley senior says this page is offensive. in the text describing the academy of medicine or amp program, someone replaced the words innovators with trash colaters. >> i believe it's racist because they don't expect highly of us. >> reporter: they say racism is common on campus. >> amps was previously known as cpa. but they renamed it the color people academy. >> and administrators are now recalling the year book. >> we collected most of them back and what we're doing is putting a sticker over that with the correct text. >> reporter: school staff members are trying to figure out who changed the words after the year book was approved for print. stud

leading the team throughout the course of the year or whether it is helping us givin us the perspective ommpionship his playing days you have to be a great father. in order to be a great leader -- >> collaborative coach takes input from everybody and makes a decisi based on all that advice and suggestion. we have so many weapons that we are able toake decisions like that. we are not stuck with a certain lineup based on how things are going so we can have changes and things like that coach kerr made a great decision and we have to go out there and execute whatever they put out ere. >> nhl playoffs, blackhawks trail 2-1 b won last two straight fromlightning. one win away from third cup. back at net after missing game four made the blunder t post season. third period comes out of net, collides with his own defenseman allowing patrickhaw the easiest goal 1-0 hawks. tampa tied it in the second. then in the third scoredn the rebound for the game winner. hawks win 2-1 and can clinch the cup in chicago on monday. >>> the giants return home for a three-game set with diamondbacks. arizonheld to a vi

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ome of the stories we are following this hour. japan's ruling party leader is to speed up deliberation on security bills while opposition members claim they violate the constitution. >>> the head of japanese firm takata has publicly apologized for worldwide recall of faulty air bags. >>> and senior u.s. and chinese officials have wrapped up a series of meetings in washington during which they directly addressed some of their differences. >>> the leaders of japan's ruling parties have agreed to speed up talks in the diet on a key piece of security legislation. lawmakers are deliberating bills that would allow japan to exercise the right to collective self-defense. senior members of the liberal democratic party and its coalition partner komeito met wednesday and made the decision. lower house lawmakers have already spent about 50 hours discussing the bills. they still have a lot to hammer out. the ruling chief parties say they will allow plenty of time for discussion. the current diet session was scheduled to end on wednesday. but l

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your history is building companies om scratch. you also enjoy helng others build their endeavor. you like helping others build on -- advanced toward their goals. can n you talk about that for a bit? mike: a reason after 35 years -- like all of usn the tech industry -- working day and night and building companies i was involved in, i stopped working full-time and basically started going on boards and investing in t th companies here and around thehe country, and helping those people. i did that bececause i had great mentors and greapeople i workedith, who o built great companies i was part of. bruce: talk about your attttitude toward your workforce. why is their success, their income, their educatition, their lives away from work -- why has thateen such aocus and priority for you? mike: because people are the key to building any kind o of company whether it is the tech industry or other industries. that is a less i have arned. you need to help those people guide with them, work with them, empower them, and let them reach their full potential, becausee people are what make a compa

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. >>> om group surges on news it will be taken private. the specialty chemical maker will be bought by apollo global manageme the shares surged today up 28% to 3404. weak gambling revenue weighed on casi stocks in today's session. mgm resorts slipped on news revenue in the city was down almost 40%. and it's the 12th straight month of declines. sharesl three casino operators were off by more than 1 1/2%. management changes at disney the company's chief financial officer will step down at the end of june. the media and entertainment giant hasn't named a successor yet, but rosullo will stay on to help in that igs. shares of disney were a fraction higher to close at 110-96. >>> strong results from pvh corp. after the close. the company behind retailers like calvin klein and tommy hilfiger reported earnings that topped estimates and hiked its profit outlook for the year. the firm also announcing a $500 billion share buy back. the stock was a fraction higher at 104.68. >>> elan musk is one of the most well known entrepreneurs. according to the l

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new york, the city that never sleeps, it temporarily turned into the city that takes a moment to say "om." you can see some of the estimated 17,000 people who poured into times square for the mass session. among them was the head of the united nations himself. he was there to wish the crowd a hearty namaste and offer up his hopes for harmony and dignity for everyone around the world. let's take a look at today's headlines on "france 24." an emergency summit today should be the dealbreaker on whether greece can avoid default and stay in the eurozone. one top official says a deal is still not there yet. as more migrants flood europe with record deaths, foreign ministers confirmed the launch of a new military operation against people smugglers in the mediterranean. the taliban attack the parliament in afghanistan leaving close to 20 people hurt. it is time for business on "france 24." we have will with us. five months on, that could finally be a breakthrough when it comes to the greek talks. >> things did get off to a shaky start this morning. three senior official said greece sent the wron

and when wages are dissoesassociated om it'ws for eomy. >> in april, congressional democrats unveiled their own plan to hike the finimum wage to 12 an y 20 and while that may not be a reality anytime soon, you can expect presidential cantes on the campaign trail to have strong opinions on why raising the wage is or i wri move. >> well, debate over raising federal minimum wage remains stalled, the obama white house is on the verge of crafting new rules on overtime pay. that could give millions of americans a big pay raise. hampton pearson explai >> any day now the labor department is is expected to propose a new rule that adjust for inflation the current threshold for overtime pay from nearly $24,000 a year to as much as 52,000. extending time and a half overtime benefits to an estimated 6 million americans. at a capitol hill hearing today supporters say it's one way to overcome decades of wage stagnation. >> the current salary threshold for exempt employees is at half of the average hourly wage for nonproduction employees in the american economy. al >> restand d becularhit. they emplo

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michelle roberts, nbc bay area ome en news. >> michelle you. >>> there is some encouraging news in this. one of the seven survivors has been released from the hospital. according to the irish times newspaper, 21-year-old sean fahey is expected to travel hometro va to ireland after being treated at eden medical center in castro valley. >>> quick work by firefighters rom in fairfield.a heli crews managed to stop a fire feet away from a row of homes.ong we want to show you video from our nbc helicopter.edg you can see just how close the flames got to the houses along rand the edge of the field. the fire burned about 15 acres. this happened at the end of vista grande in fairfield.opvo== fortunately, no one was hurt.d crews are on-scene mopping up the area. >>> and the fire near lake tahoe is growing at this hour now burning nearly 17 thousand acres. the fire broke out friday and it's been a tough battle for theire is 500 firefighters there. the terrain is rugged and the fic winds have whipped up.ightni the fire is burning near the town of markleeville. officials say it was started by lightn

that being said, a lot of data .oming out the terms of trade for new zealand, inflation was out latertralia also comes out with their current account deficit. a lot of data points to match here. it is also fairly important. ther on in the afternoon, reason it's important is that china is starting to scale back on a lot of these import tariffs that make things very expensive. that is why they come here to shop. new zealand up .4%. let's get to japan. dollar yen pushing higher. let's get my chart. that finger. let's bring it back. 125.e pushing towards year low here13 or a 13 year high, depending on how you look at it. it is one of those things that ,hen you look at the charts 2569. that is back in december of 2002. current level we are at right now. it has really been pushing at on 12kkei 225 which is days of gains. the last time we saw a streak of gains this long, when michael jackson's "bad" was number one. or maybe george michael's "faith." 30 minutes to the open. angie, back to you. angie: thanks, david. the crisis is back in headlines northwith takata's american chief testifying b

those are your top stories. ,oming up in the next half hour a key opec meeting begins tomorrow in vienna officials cut production? the great debate over whether china's shares should be added msci. stephen curry is taking under armour to the nba finals. it could be a game changer for cord cutters. showtime will take on competitor hbo and the likes of amazon prime and netflix to sell standalone digital subscriptions in july. the service will cost $10 nine nine cents a month and work on apple devices. matt blank was on bloomberg television discussing the strategy behind new service with pimm fox and betty liu. matt: we started off by looking at our current business model. when you adjust for all the offers out there and the packages out there, that was about what consumers were paying through the cable operator or satellite provider or at&t or verizon. additionally, we look at the over-the-top video business. we like the feel of that number and where we were versus some of the competition. betty: the competition being hbo now at $14.99. did you think that was overpriced matt: we will see.

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another winner today is kb .ome the worst-performing us home builder stock this year, but it reportedarnings that the beatst estimates -- that analyst estimates. the stock is having its best day in more than two years. the strong results giving a nice boost to other homebuilders. finally, moving on to netflix, a record highch earlier in the session, but it has fallen just below the negative mark. oppenheimer did raise their price target from $610 to $775 a .hare the new target reflects the company's plan to go international, to enter japan, spain, italy, portugal, and cuba by the end of this year. if you come inside my bloomberg terminal, we can see how international subscriptions have had a steady increase. in the fourth quarter 2011, about 1.8 million subscribers internationally, but now, they've got about 21 million subscribers, a rise of about an thousand percent -- of about 1000%. betty: that's incredible. it makes me think -- how much does it cost to acquire each subscriber, and when will they be able to make all of that back? reporter: subscription rates around the web could be

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we begin with shares of katie .ome -- k.d. home basic contract backlog rose 39%, considered a good measure of future sales. the average selling price also higher, rising 6% to $338,000. says profit will be lower than estimated because of slowing growth in china. the company also plans to cut 300 jobs, which will result in pretax charges of as much as $120 million or $.35 a share, mostly in cash, but the changes 75l save $65 million and million dollars before taxes. hershey has approximately 13,000 imclone use globally. scarlet: there's a pile of gold in new york, and texas wants it back. texas governor greg abbott signed a lot to build a depository for the state costs 5600 bars of gold, worth about 650 million dollars stored in a rented vault here in manhattan. while texas would like it back in texas, it is not sure where to put a depository. when it does figure it out, it will be the first state to have one. those gold bars are extraordinarily heavy. i cannot actually pick one up. scarlet: how big is a gold bar? alix: about l

how does she over om -- over come that. >> there's no polls that show voters don't trust that. >> they don't find her honest and trust worthy. >> no polls that. >> abc 52 percent say they disagree she is honest and tous worthy in a abc news poll. >>> thanks rich. it is time to look who is talking. former gop presidential nominee mitt romney praising jeb push abush ahead of today's announcement. >> he has a strong record. he doesn't have to speak his way into conservatism. he has lived in conservatism. he has been doing what has to be done to launch a very effective campaign. if you look at people running on the republican side almost every single one of them has had an opportunity to lead to manage to help direct something. i think it is harmful and a process if you have republicans attacking republicans. i think it is effective if instead we could look at the differences between our views to help people in the middle class and help the poor verses the view of our opposition. >>> to extreme weather now possibly catastrophic. that's a quote. rain battered texas bracing as a prop cal sto

om the air? >> we'll have the ground guys put us on and we'll take a look. we can do a wide area search for strategic views. t. it would be over head. they would need us up high and e and e so we don't spook them. pinning them down is no easy task. if you look out there in the distance that's the canadian border just ten miles away. >> we're just from the north of the prison from the outer perimeter, if you will. >> we could also see clinton correctional facility where the men escaped from. >> you can see it's not far from the heavily wooded area. it wouldn't take a lot to disappear, right? >> they could have gone to the north and to the south or the southwest, you look at all of the mountain ranges out there. >> easy to get lost anywhere. so much so search teams back in danamora today, just blocks from the prison going house-to-house, just in case they missed something. >> how can you assist with that? what can you see that they can't. ns to send troopers from new york to where you are? >> absolutely, john. if necessary, right now, new york state police and

these shocking attacks remind us not om is the war on terror not over we may be losing it. joining us from washington with reaction to all of this lieutenant colonel ralph peters. a rash three today, one yesterday. seems like coordination. would you push back on that? >> no. actually there was another attack in what used to be syria yesterday. what you are seeing is not perfectly synchronized. this is not the national ballet. what it is is a general order, attack during ramadan. you have attacks such as the one in tunisia, big attacks that make a difference planned a long time in advance. self-starter attacks like the one in france. you're going to get more. through the holy month of ramadan. holy for muslims. they are going to pull out all the stops because islamic state has had some reverses lately. they're still on the offensive, but they have had setbacks. they want to counter act that image and reach out to their global fan club and convince them they're not only still a viable player but they're winning. >> in france the beheading, the guy, the person the victim was b