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gig om is a blog, but it is a company now. >> we were all in magazine publishing in the 1990's.like there are some lessons that directly apply not just to journalists. what do you think are the things that media people know that the rest of the world do not, whether it is from the publishing side or the journalistic side? >> if they do it well -- and i'm certain you will -- what they understand is what people care about. you guys only want to cover what the audience cares about. what will people care about, how will they use it, will it have an impact. they should not cover it if it does not trade if you look at the history of what om covered, it was interesting things people new were going to matter. it was not covering news after the fact. that's the kind of insight that i think he can bring and other really good journalists historically can bring to these things. >> all three of you are in such a good position to discuss where we are in the latest cycle. we have heard the term bubble 2.0, valuations are so high. what do you think of valuations right now, of the fact that a co

. >> 85 miles south of barack obama, is cherry blows oms, and in the distance the university of mercyere the basketball team is a big attraction. it's the first time since 1985 that mercer will send a team to college basketball's n.c.a.a. tournament, the ultimate destination. >> over the last three years with the group of seniors, each year they achieved greater things and people have gotten on the bandwagon with mercer bear, creating excitement. >> it's like we made history, but, again, we didn't make history, because they did it. it's like trying to start a new tradition. >> make im is a city about starting traditions. this is where southern rock was born and music from the ormond brothers to little richard and oatize redding. make im is the place they made their mark. >> my father recalls for less than $2 you could walk through the doors, here ormond brothers, leonard skinner and tucker on one night. on the stage still here today. tom petty played with his original band. just the list goes on and on? mercer university is an entering call part of the livers of the natives. >> the gr

if you look at the history of what om covered, it was interesting things before people knew they wereo mattered and that was the brilliance of his blogs to begin with. it was not covering news after the fact. that's the kind of insight i think he can bring and other good journalist like yourself historically can bring to these things. you have a sense of what might trend. >> you are all in a good position to discuss where we are in the latest spike. we have turned -- we have heard the term double. om, what do you think of valuations and what you think of the fact that a company like pinterest is valued at $4 billion but makes no money. >> one thing i recently heard is --pinterest is doing most of its traffic from mobile. that tells you that's for the future of commerce is. pinterest is right in the middle of it. how big the opportunity is remains to be seen for them. overall, mobile con -- commerce is a massive business. yes, in someued? logical sense but it is not overvalued because the future is ing them andinvol transactions. in 2005. journalism i thought i was going -- i did not k

we have as many cherry blows oms as you have. we'd like more to stay and come to the gym to watch the games. >> mercer will find out where they are playing. we'll be there when the brackets will beunveiled. you'll meet the players that are taking mercy university dancing for the first time. cherry blossom capital, more than d.c. and tokyo. tlem. >> do you think they'll go all the way? >> they are the underdog >> that's a no. >> a roim in portland -- program in portland oregon is bringing out art. >> it's about cooperation, concentration and creativity. this class of 7 and 8-year-olds in portland have been handed expensive cameras and told to have fun. all helped by julie keef with creator laureate. many wr poet laureate. the idea is for people to think creatively about where they live. the portland experiment is being watched across the country. this is one of the initiatives pushed by keef. she has a 2-year mission to promote and develop. for that she receives $500 th,0. creatist which springs from everywhere. >> i hope the role

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. >> loved by everybody, if you talk to everybody, they om have good things to say. >> her mother was killed walking along willow pass road and 5th street. the driver sped off. 46-year-old yolando had five children and a grandson. they all showed up to the scene today in disbelief. >> just one of those people that people cared for and looked out for and for this out of the blue accident to happen is taken us for a whirlwind. >> police say yolando was walking with the shopping cart when she was hit. leo heard the crash outside of his bedroom window. >> it was a boom and a big crash like metal on metal. >> the hit-and-run driver ran through the doctor's office signs. some of the parts scattered on the sidewalk. police say the truck is a 1988 to 1994 chevy silverado pickup that would have suffered front- end damage. >> it was described as white and possibly two tone but nobody could identify the second color that we have come up with is that based on manufacture standards the car or the truck would be white over a light tan or a light blue. >> yolando's children have a message to the per

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much at the movies, to knowing if your dry cleaning is in fact claim, elizabeth vargas joins us with "ome true confessions as "20/20 goes behind the scenes. good to see you. what are some of the secrets we will find out? >> you might want to delay your manicure, pedicure appointments or your dry cleaning drop-off. we go behind the scenes with our spy cameras and our people dressed up and expose what really happened, which is a lot of these nail salons reuse tools on people's hands and feet that could give you terrible, dangerous infections. movie theaters -- the a dollar bag of popcorn -- a dollar bag of popcorn only cost eight cents to make, you do not know what is going on on the floor. it is difficult to see. then, of course, the dry cleaners -- what do they really do with your dry cleaning, do they get the stains out, what are they putting your close year in, and do not leave anything of value in your pockets. nine times out of 10, they empty your pockets and keep what is in their. we also get the secrets of baggage handlers and movers. hour, andye-opening i'm definitely bringing my o

course, i would rather stay .ome, she says i am pregnant and i cannot work. he has to manage for us all. before their five-year-old son is even out of bed, she says goodbye. his taxi isor work. a 1955 chevrolet classic. equivalent of 11,000 euros. he borrowed the money from his father-in-law. it is going to be a good day, there are not many taxis out. he has already picked up his first passengers headed toward town. this enterprise is only because cuba thatc reforms in have made small private businesses sprout up. what will cuba be like in five years? >> no idea, he says. >> in a decade? says.olutely no idea, he he says the world is changing and not just in cuba. there are some things that are getting worse. he says in our country, things are no different. there is a lot of uncertainty. what could happen tomorrow. hopefully, our exchange rates will improve. he explains that cuba has two currencies. used bye the cuban peso the majority of cubans and a convertible peso used by terrorists to buy luxury goods. he can make a hundred regular pesos. convertibleo 10

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side up 2-0.ome their final hopes were dashed when the referee disallowed a header. the final score was 2-0. schalke is on course for champions league qualification. >> it leaves the bundesliga table looking like this. tothe top there is pride diebold and the championship seeds as well. the real action is in the bottom. stuttgart join them in the automatic relegation places, while homburg has a chance of climbing out of the bottom three -- hamburg as a chance of climbing out of the bottom three. fastest inriver was a session of the circuit. a hard timead staying on the qualifying track and the malaysian grandly -- malaysian grand prix. during the session it was very tricky out there. particularly at the end, it was on was impossible to see. i could not do my last lap. i could not see anything. i didn't know where the corners were, where to break. >> he finished just hundreds of a second ahead of the world champion. the red bull driver struggled, but because of rain or competitions in the pit is hard to say. it was a good day for the mercedes team. from thirdwill star

. >> a majority of justices seemed om to limiting the -- seemed open to limiting the mandate. a key justice to watch, anthony kennedy pointed out that the obama administration has allowed for some exceptions. whether it's for churches or religious non-profits. >> justice kennedy brought up the rights of employees. the court was split. the conservative wing supporting religious protections for corporation. the justice said: >> the women seemed to side with the obama administration. one asked: >> despite the political wrangling, the court challenge hits on a narrow part of the health care law. a digs is expected by june. >> we should point out under the health mandate, small businesses, churches and religious groups are exempt, leaving a third of americans without coverage. >> take a look at this scene. a cloud of dust moving in over phoenix, cutting down visibility to near zero, winds up to 35 miles per hour kicked up the dust. the national weather service said the storms are common in arizona during the summer months. this one came early. . >> we are waxing our strongest -- wa

feel good about our future and our movement is because culturally, we are pushing back against what ,ome would call the sexual panties in a wad people. outragee some latest against the latest victimize identity group. they are professionals at taking offense. it is what they do. media areons and the even quicker at publicizing their manufactured outrage. the play is always the same. somebody on the right, somebody who is not politically correct. [laughter] that was me once or twice. or you are being distorted. perpetually wanted -- up people get to work. they claim to want tolerance. they are the complete opposite. they want to shut up anyone who does not toe their line. what is happening? bob. truck. up or stay in the that is how we grow. [applause] remember when there's gerdes got tabled over their heads recently because our body from dr. dina uckyed -- doc -- "d dynasty"--remember that? he is talking about the with a reporter from gq, first mistake. in between saying that he loves humanity, he said that we are all sinners. leave it to god. and expresse bible his opinion. whether that

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contest om a $50,000 to us giving $150,000 prizes. there will be 97 student who is will receive honorable mention. the grand prize this year, $5,000 for the winning entry. there are now three first place high school entries. they are divided regionally and each one of those top winners in the region will receive $3,000 and there's one first place at the middle school level also receiving $3,000. one of the reasons we do this is to hear what's on the mind of young people. and the topics that students choose are a good way to measure what they're thinking about. here's the list of the top categories, top issues that we received from students. number one, kids are thinking about the economy and they told us about this and their message to congress and their documentaries. second was gun legislation. third on the minds of student this is year by the number of entries we received was education and education issues. the next in line were documentaries about the environment and the next after that immigration. so we're going to tell you abou

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held corporation and are asking the court to find the for-profit company has the same religious freed om as a church or individual, an argument upheld june last year. >> never has the court accepted an argument that a corporate entity can press a religious claim. that's new. >> the administration will argue that it has provided exemptions, and that exemption for for profit corporations sets a dangerous precedent. >> it presents a question of whether corporations can use the owners' personal religious beliefs to apply a law for all four-profit businesses. >> national women's council fools it's about limiting contraception care. >> they ask to be involved in decisions that a woman should make with her doctor. those decisions are not your boss's business. that's what is at stake in this case. >> the court is expected to rule later this summer. >> nearly 50 businesses have sued over being required to kafr contraception, the largest being hobby lobby, 15,000 employees. >> the world health organization says smog and manmade pollutants may be responsible for as many as one in eight deaths. abou

gurr om caviell was at the center of the one of the biggest scandals. he was found guilty of forgery, breach of trust and the illegal use of computers after making $50 billion of unauthorised trades. >> jerome was sentenced to five yeerts imprison with two years suspended, and ordered to pay back billions. he insisted he was being made a scapegoat. societyie general believed he acted alone. the bank, one of the biest suffered and its rep u -- biggest suffered and it's reputation tarnished. last month pope francis was met, a critic of excess, and he set off on a journey on foot from rome to paris. six years after his arrest, he divides opinion here. >> translation: i think he's a rather mythical character in our society for a lot of reasons. he's like an individual who can topple a sophisticated system on his own. a youth with no other solution to exist, than to get noted in the media or harn a lot of money. part of the population made him a david against goliath. for many he'll be a symbol of the excesses that fuelled the financial crisis. >> now, hundr

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. >>> what do you do if you om have 15 minutes of sunlight left and one battery?et this beautiful imagery of a frozen harbor. this video taken by not a drone is from wellfleet harbor in cape cod, massachusetts, and you're about to see what he describes as an iceberg mosaic. he says that that polar vortex created that when the polar vortex came and froze everything. he said these icebergs were created in this harbor and these were in shallow waters. but what happened is when the waves eventually came in, it broke up the ice and it created all these little icebergs that are still in the water and some having ended up on land and you have just this beautiful, beautiful footage that he's captured. >> that's spectacular actually because you couldn't get this perspective just from standing on the dock here, standing on the land looking out. >> you see the sun set out in the distance, beautiful, beautiful footage that he just happened to catch. >> just look at all these boats surrounded by chunks of ice but you don't have anybody screaming iceberg ahead! >> i love this l

all of this will be possible for the communities not om to regain -- not only to regain confidence, buto shed a lot of tears and love in the past. we can approach life under a different angle. >> those that bore the brunt are the most vulnerable. >> this school provides special classes for children, who are too young to comprehend their lose. the school provides them with a sense of normalcy. >> for the first time in afghanistan, strict religious schools, have opened for schools. some see it as a step in the right direction. some say there is cause for concern. >> when western forces toppled the taliban, this is not the image of female education here. a religious school teaching a strict form of islam to thousands of girls. afghanistan is a conservative islamic country, but the head teacher of the school doesn't think it's conservative enough. >> we are in a competition, god willing, we'll be the winner. a competition between right and wrong, between islamic and western opinions. this man says his work is part of a battle for the islamic identity of the state. girls have access to moder

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. >> is it om? >> you're right. >> okay nicely done. you are three for three today young lady.get a round of applause. three for three. >> how about eggplant. oh, i'm sorry. that's the next word we have. in p-a-s-t-a. pasta. >> stephanie and tony tantillo say what michelle. >> they say try some eggplant. >> beautiful basil and pasta. a great combination. very simple and always delicious. now we have the eggplant sauteeing in extra virgin olive oil. it's always going to soak a lot of oil. put it in the hot oil. >> it will get a good crust on the outside. >> a lot of tips. >> is that enough basil. >> that's a perfect amount. >> a couple more. okay. >> it smells so good. now with the pasta a, little bit of pasta water. mix that in. >> and now we're going to season this. some pepper. >> look at the oil here and the basil is infusing with the oil. that's all you need as a sauce. >> and just a little bit of parsley. >> mm-hmm. >> no tomatoes on this, huh? >> no tomatoes. >> and so simple to make. >> love it. >> look at that, a little pyramid of pasta and eggplant and basil. thank you

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we're giving you a live picture om our chopper. in the distance there are lights in the middle of your screen on the right, plenty of emergency screws on scene now. -- crews on scene right now. mola lenghi is on his way. >>> we take you now to northeast d.c. where there was a double shooting right outside the antioch baptist church in the 5000 block of lee street. within cops got there, they found two men -- when the cops got there, they found two men, one dead, the other rushed to the hospital and has since dead. it's unclear if these two men knew each other or if anybody else was involved. when we get more information, we'll bring it to you. >>> we've also got breaking news out of prince george's county. police stopped a car in seat pleasant tonight, discovered a passenger shot and wounded. at one point the driver of that pulled over car allegedly made some moves that led a police officer pull his own weapon and open fire. he didn't hit anyone, but right now investigators are still trying to piece together what they've got going

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we'll see what sanctions will .ome probably not in mealy this afternoon but next week.w a few shots with the u.s. releasing some of the oil reserves to bring demi oil price a little bit. see thebe key to severity of the sanctions that are upcoming against russia. this what markets are focused on. his nativek would in his mind about how he is going to react on monday? will he change his thinking or what he is going to do at this moment? >> there are people in the market who think that russia at the last moment will call for a compromise in terms of accepting the results of the referendum and whether to accept or not accept the application to become part of russia. the idea is to lead crimea to become independent. that is why we are seeing the independent referendum. this is something that we will certainly see as a way out for russia in a way to avoid tougher sanctions. we will see the rhetoric after the next week. the -- is the distribution of outcomes favoring russia or is it favoring the fact that they should be running for the hills? >> if you're talking about market

oms statement set to begin this morning in the trial of osama bin laden's son-in-law in new york. seiulimann aubal gaye is suspected of killing americans after the 9/11 attacks. in the inner circle of bin laden's terror taect attack. he's revealed key intelligence about al qaeda operatives. the highest to be tried in the u.s. >>> a woman killed in a gas explosion that destroyed ten homes and damaged 45 others. the woman's body was found on a car not far from the blast near trenton yesterday. contractors damaged the gas line while ig digging in the area. the explosion injured seven workers, uprooted trees and blew the doors off several homes. >>> president obama is wanting to raise the minimum wage to $10.25 an hour. connecticut recently raised its minimum, as did california. this july california's minimum wage increases to $9 and jumps to $10 in 2016. state senator mark from san francisco introduced a bill here to raise it eastern more. republicans warn, a higher minimum wage may lead to job cuts. >>> sad news to report here. the san francisco native, the first asian-american offi

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now, as a result of the 2009 om omnibus appropriate race act we put language in that said the secretary of labor shall provide a report to the senate of july 2009 detailing the actions that the department will take to ensure that the programs and policies will take to reduce disparities across racial and ethnic groups. is there anything that you can do to help us get this report back to us as described by the 2009 bill. swroo th >> i'm asking everything. every add menstration official to help us. i have not been able to make any head way. >> so, we would appreciate that and finally, let me ask you in terms of job training programs that are targeted toward communities, is this the pathway out of poverty for these communities? also with long term unemployment being what it is. the skills airport there. is this part of a strategy? >> it is. get people to have those skills and make sure there is job creation. >> what is the amount in the budget for that. >> there are a number of difference programs. to apprentice ships. there is a wide range. >> is it together to produce and appendix of doc