. >> jessica palmer was a soccer player, a gifted writer and loved the outdoors. she was a troubled teen. >> so there were at least a couple of psychiatrists who had diagnosed her with bipolar. >> yes, and we knew what we were dealing with. we didn't have the tools to deal with it. >> in 2007, her parents turned to the family institute of colorado, also known as afic. but instead of getting help, the palmers claim jessica was cut off from her family, quickly taken off her bipolar medicine and was brainwashed into thinking it was not an illness. >> i think they broke her. >> we found more than a dozen civil suits against afic and more than a dozen complaints to authorities back to the '80s. there are allegations of sexual abuse that include fondling and measuring genitals during physical exams. a county social worker who attended a patient evaluation wrote to state regulators in 1998 saying the kid was stripped of his dignity, incarceration is more humane. also shocking? the founder who they say enabled the abuse and participated in the other abuses was not even li

elizabeth palmer, who has covered iran extensively for us, reports from our london bureau. ♪ because crime? making this tribute youtube video to pharell williams' hit song. in fact, to an iranian hard- liner, there were several crimes here-- women without head scarves, dancing with men, and generally immodest behavior. the six young performers were arrested and paraded on television as a police commander claimed they had harmed public chastity. they're the latest victims of a fierce power struggle going on between hardliners and hassan rouhani, iran's reformist president who has promised to open up the internet. the fight broke out into the open a few days ago when hardliners blocked one of rouhani's speeches on freedom of expression from being broadcast on state tv. in spite of the arrests, the "be happy" video has gone viral in iran. young people there see it as a protest effort. and iran's president might agree. today, he tweeted, "happiness is our people's right. we shouldn't be too hard on behaviors caused by joy." >> pelley: liz palmer is joining us now from london. liz, there

it calls the government's agenda for further cuts the line for supporting the socialist party ndp palmer think in the european elections. an intensive study involving referring to the indictment as tangible evidence of genetic makeup of the offense which might in time to help provide solutions to the global problem of obesity in humans. the research also revealed that the species is considerably younger than previously thought. very fascinating. roche is tyson's of years ago polluters broom garment but to date there are only found in the arctic like this one shot when our seats were surprises. tim took one hundred and sixty years ago but why this particular specimen of natural history museum may seem quite old. a new international research project involving scientists here in ireland has found that polar bears as this pcs are much younger than previously thought. samples were gathered with danish researchers from seventy nine potent and cranberries chinese scientists built genetic blueprint of the prayers that were then analyzed by us and artists researchers with the results published in

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john palmer and i at the time. or not it was a story to begin with because you had paula jones, gennifer flowers. you didn't really even know if this was going to stick. the reason it did was because she was an intern. and we had a bet over steak dinner whether or not it would turn into anything. well, fast forward, the house impeaches the president, and john palmer says you owe me a steak dinner. i mean, we were back in the day where it was not necessarily clear whether or not this was going to be something that anyone was interested in. the reason why? because you had the independent counsel, the starr report, that made it a legitimate story. now she has the opportunity to tell her own side, her own story, and not be a stereotype or a caricature the way she was made some 16 years ago. >> yeah. and i think taking back her nrrative, i think, is resonating with some people. it's interesting, you know, i was thinking back, suzanne, 16 years ago doesn't really feel like that long ago, but in a way it was forever ago.

. >>> mark is here with sports, carson palmer was not the answer. >> who is. >> let's home matt schaub is. >> only 100 more days until the nfl. >> until we find out. >> voluntary camp and we got a look at the guy who most likely will be starting at quarterback for the meantime any way that would be matt schaub. who schaub came over in a trade with the texans. probably the worse year of his career down there. in fact, four straight games he threw a pick six. but he's got a fresh start in oak land. fresh dennis allen confirms they didn't bring this guy here to sit around. >> i brought matt schaub in here to be a starter. he's been a top 10 quarterback in this league. i think there's a lot of teams out there that would love to have a top 10 quarterback in this league. i feel like we have one. >> no matter how -- how many years you've been in you have to go out there and prove that you're worthy of the spot they put you in. and i'm looking to go out there and prove, help make this team better. >> talking about 100 days to the nfl season starts. how about world cup now less than a month awa

and now threatening to put a halt and another at the president's nominee the hill reports that sen palmer has informed senate majority leader kerry reed he will place a hold of david barron the nominee to the first circuit court of appeals. it was formerly employed at the justice department's office of legal counsel where he reportedly wrote the legal justification for the administration's target interim strike that killed in action tomorrow i'll call blocking in two thousand to eleven. sen poly is now demanding the full release of that legal justification telling the majority leader in a letter. the constitutionality of this policy has been the subject of intense debate in our country since its implementation the disclosure of this document will not only clarify that they will also allow the senate to gain critical insight into disrepair and judicial philosophy. the sensex on capital hill with more for show or who pervert of this region's kentucky derby. sen rainfall continues trying to puncture holes in the obama administration's wall of secrecy. this time he's demanding release of a se

out there and this can out there and according to the crop call, the alameda is described as dawn palmer and the other person who has died as not opinion realized and drove off. five people inside the suvs and some people on the sidewalk were hurt but none of the injuries were considered life- threatening. >>> and local law enforcement agencies in the san francisco bicycle coalition are building together. they wanted to be part of testify until five to 7:00 it tonight. >>> you what be buying a recalled car and it was roomily sole on them. >> wait, i don't understand. >> wouldn't it investigate and they find plenty of vehicles undeemed safe for sale. ment and there is new information concerning information that recently caused glitches to hundreds of the area flights. the common design problem in the u.s. traffic control symptom is to pay. they interpreted a spy brain's path as poe we were forcing the cycle to go on and on and the same their are you could be used by an attacker but it would be difficult to replicate the same conditions. >>> time now 5:08 how about some good news. good new

you mentioned jack nicholas, arnold palmer, tiger woods, annika sorenstam. great names.here are people who are emerging, people like jordan spieth, rory mcilroy. >> rory is not sticking like tiger does. >> we had tiger since 1997 when he burst onto the spotlight. rory mcilroy is 25. he is just getting started in golf. >> there is one last question we need to take a before we go. are you really going to make the hole bigger? >> part of our belief is we need to get as many people in golf as possible. if we need to try different formats to make the game more welcoming and more accessible to different people, we are going to try it. --are not trying to place replace what makes golf special, the rules and tradition of the game. >> is in the game already different enough from what it used to be? game already different enough from what it used to be? it is already a lot easier to play than it was 10 years ago. >> every sport changes and develops. you could go to basketball, football, baseball, and look at how those games have developed. golf should mean no different -- should b

people look up to him and when he joined oculus, that is what gave palmer lucky some of the clout hesion could be a reality. >> facebook is still not commenting on this story? >> not really. i think they wanted to go way. [laughter] >> sarah frier, thanks so much. and thank you all for watching this edition of "bloomberg west ." have a wonderful weekend. ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark crumpton. this is "bottom line tur." council meets an emergency session to address the crisis in ukraine. u.s. jobless rate drops in april to the lowest level in nearly six years. 140th run for the roses as the kentucky derby is tomorrow. to our viewers here in the u.s. and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines.

the coroner's office has identified them as 21-year-old duan palmer and 28-year-old canisha lewis. four others were hospitalized two of them remain in critical condition. >>> an online campaign is under way to help the family of a south bay man who was killed in an apparent road rage incident. just before our newscast started people had pledged almost $48,000 to the family of 37-year-old fukulam. he died on tuesday last tuesday after being shot and killed after almost getting into an accident with another driver in san jose. the gunman is still at large. the fund was set up by a san jose police officer, the money will be used to help lam's wife and two sons. one of whom is severely autistic. >>> a federal health official announced a second case of the potentially deadly mers virus. the patient is a health care worker who lives in audi arabia and is currently being treated in florida. experts aren't sure how the virus is spread and cbc workers are trying to contact people now who were on four separate flights with the victim between saudi arabia and orlando. middle east respiratory

. >> jonah and chris palmer wanted children since they started dating in college. finally a few months ago the new mexico couple thought they had found a solution in cancun. mexico is the newest destination for americans seeking international sur gassy. chris and jonah went south of the border to visit an agency called planet hospital. >> you can see the caribbean and the blue waters. it was amazing, gorgeous. we sort of put our wishes out into the universe there. >> planet hospital helped them to select an egg donor, arranged a visit with fertility doctors and promised them a willing mexican surrogate mother, all at the fraction of a cost of sur gassy in the u.s. the bases were more affordable. >> what were you expecting working with planet hospital, mexico? >> 45,000. >> that was everything. >> it all seemed okay. >> you didn't see a red flag. >> hindsight is 20/20. there were red flags. >> it turned out starting a family in paradise was a nightmare. >> the clinic pulled out. we had to switch clinics. then we ended up with the u.s. egg donor who turned out to be

for "cbs this morning: saturday" i'm elizabeth palmer in london. >> 30 years of journaling.. very cool to thing about. >>> it's about seven minutes after the hour and now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. . >> announcer: this weather segment sponsored by pronamel tooth paste. protect your enamel from everyday assets. >> up next it's jeffny food with flair. after half a century it's as popular as ever. an inside look at the rise of benny hana. you're watching cbs saturday. i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me, and i was like well can you fix it, can you paint it back on and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it. he told me to use pronamel. it's going to help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee and to eat healthier, and

debra palmer lost a friend, and iraq war veteran. >> a lot of motorists maybe don't realize that cyclists have a right to the road. that's one of the intentions of the ride. >> reporter: the city employee helped organize the ride. he says another intention is to improve what he calls a budding bicycle city. >> we've been making improvements every year, but you know, ten years ago, it was a pretty tough place to bike. >> the scene of one fatal accident was barrett avenue, no home to one of richmond's newest bike lanes. even on this ride there were difficulties. heavy traffic, incomplete bike lanes, and rough roads. >> the thing for me, and it's all over california. we have horrible roads. lots of horrible roads. >> reporter: the richmond city council is putting together language for a ballot measure for november. to fix the roads here in richmond, which should at the very least, fix some of the potholes. >>> ebay is warning its users to change their passwords after a major cyber attack. hackers got access to the personal information of some 145 million customers sometime between late febru

the coroner's office has identified them as 21-year-old duan palmer and 28-year-old canisha lewis.r others were hospitalized two of them remain in critical condition. >>> an online campaign is under way to help the family of a south bay man who was killed in an apparent road rage incident. just before our newscast started people had pledged almost $48,000 to the family of 37-year-old fukulam. he died on tuesday last tuesday after being shot and killed after almost getting into an accident with another driver in san jose. the gunman is still at large. the fund was set up by a san jose police officer, the money will be used to help lam's wife and two sons. one of whom is severely autistic. >>> a federal health official announced a second case of the potentially deadly mers virus. the patient is a health care worker who lives in audi arabia and is currently being treated in florida. experts aren't sure how the virus is spread and cbc workers are trying to contact people now who were on four separate flights with the victim between saudi arabia and orlando. middle east respiratory synd

speaking in the rose garden palmer stressed the need for afghans to take responsibility for their own country. >> americans have learnt that it's harder to end wars than it is to begin them. this is how wars end in the 21st century, not through signing ceremonies, but transition to governments, security forces trained to take the lead and full responsibility. >> joining me from washington d.c. is ambassador kurt volker search from 2008-2009 as an ambassador. were you surprised at all by anything the president announced today? >> not really. this is where we thought things were heading. something in the neighbourhood of 10,000 troops. this is the president putting his imprint on a plan. it announces an end to combat operations and a withdrawal plan that he wants to get all u.s. forces out there by the end of 2015. that is not unexpected. what i think is positive here is the high number. after the transition, after the 2014 elections there'll be a number close to 10,000 american troops and n.a.t.o. troops that will remain there. what is disappointing is we are announcing the end state.

debra palmer lost a friend, and iraq war veteran. >> a lot of motorists maybe don't realize that cyclists have a right to the road. that's one of the intentions of the ride. >> reporter: the city employee helped organize the ride. he says another intention is to improve what he calls a budding bicycle city. >> we've been making improvements every year, but you know, ten years ago, it was a pretty tough place to bike. >> the scene of one fatal accident was barrett avenue, no home to one of richmond's newest bike lanes. even on this ride there were difficulties. heavy traffic, incomplete bike lanes, and rough roads. >> the thing for me, and it's all over california. we have horrible roads. lots of horrible roads. >> reporter: the richmond city council is putting together language for a ballot measure for november. to fix the roads here in richmond, which should at the very least, fix some of the potholes. >>> ebay is warning its users to change their passwords after a major cyber attack. hackers got access to the personal information of some 145 million customers sometime between late febru

ryan grimm and anna palmer, ryan let's get to the picture here. bill clinton coming out of the georgetown with former secretary of state hillary clinton, a's wife, and former first lady, sitting in the first row. this seems a brazen statement of preventive war that he's ready to go to war with anybody that he says he wasn't, if you will, populist enough as president. >> right. i think that speech actually had more to do with bill clinton that hillary clinton. bitter isn't necessarily the right word. but he feels he's not getting enough credit for what he did on inequality in the 1990s. the idea that nobody was talking about this in the early to late 90s is crazy. i ran on a populist theme. i was a populist president, you know, an i did x, y and z in order to reduce income inequality. and he wants that credit. i think that has a lot more to do with why he gave the speech than actually anything related to 2016. >> but isn't this really about tenor and attitude that elizabeth warren is seen as kind of a trust buster, an old progressive who is willing

richard palmer is the cfo of merged chrysler automobiles, amounted to a loss of $427 million for theat is 37 cents a share. not unexpected because of a one-time payment largely to the uaw trust for the trust's stake in chrysler. now of course, fiat owning 100% of it. so that is where that loss came from. other than that they would have had a small profit of for the quarter. sergio marchionne coming up to the podium as well to talk about these numbers but mainly what he's going to talk about is this huge expansion plan that they have and take a look at some of these sales growth projections they put out there. nobody, david and cheryl, does this, in detroit or anywhere else in the world. makes these kind of projections this far in advance. over the course of the next five years they expect the chrysler brand in north america will gain 132%. fiat sales up 67% over that time. jeep, ram, both up, multiple double digits. the only one lose something dodge because they're caking away dodge caravan making that chrysler be the mainstream brand and taking over van sales. other than that, very

>> and joining me live now is the correspondent for the daily beast is michael tomasky and linda palmer from the clinton camp. and michael, let's start with the "new york post" quoted rove of saying 30 days in the hospital, and wearing glasses that are only worn by people with traumatic brain injury, and we need to know what is up with th that. and then the clinton camp said it is first of all three days and then the ball rolled from there. >> and certainly, anybody who is running for president has to answer the health questions and more so for somebody who going to be 69 at the time she is going to take the oath of office if she were to, but however, this ain't the way to bring it up. a lot of the sound clips that you played by carney and gingrich hit at the point. but 30 days in the hospital? where is he coming from? has he backed off of that and said, gee, i sorry about that one and misspoke there, and he didn't say brain damage. well, he said if the "new york post" quoted him accurately which could be a big if, but traumatic brain injury will not so different from the brain damage,

temporary and asking that the ceo about the new head of the french and given to mr but equally mr palmer and why question formerly instance nearly always told me he was not looking for any alliances. should the minister of economy said a lie detector test as offices. most all of you all very angry. the bloomberg news agency reporting that two of the head of ge france again now on the sidelines also don't strip to the us in february in fact that the state dinner told more ball that there were initial talks. when i can't ski team to reach second release abt me too and we know and i will give the babies anymore. her pride in this instance or was he really that much of the loop. ah well. on sundays and headed to send the book the treaty to come to be home in bed it has an eighteen eighties when an attack ships and an infant industries soup i am to stand or lie down he would be. i'm angry about not being truly milk. because if it's going to have the sheet impact on its own jobs and just lets them but also for all of this moment in a medium size companies the second taking me a lesson in it's

palmer luckey. >> palmer just sold the facebook for $2 billion, his occulus, the virtual reality gogglesn idea can be so powerful that you can create billions with the power of your mind. >> mayor, i want to ask you about the minimum wage. >> sure. >> thank you for doing what you did. you raised it for city workers, how much? >> it goes to $10.88 and then it goes to $12 and we'll add a cpr to that every year. >> tell me about the dramatic economic ramifications of that. you will lose so many jobs and have such trouble with that, wouldn't you? >> no. we think that -- fortunately many of our contractors are already paying more than the minimum wage. if philly it's called a living wage created by one of our city council members. i've partnered with him. we have a number of first tier contractors, the contractors of our contractors. we want to raise their wages. i inequality -- >> this is 78 cents over what the government's is. how do you leap over? >> we have 150% of the state or federal minimum wage. we're already at 10.88. there a number of workers who were not covered. weep have a ballot

for "cbs this morning," elizabeth palmer, london. >> oops. wrong measurements.t measuring it correctly. >> and we thought the french were so ee fish en didn't we? >> we actually did. >>> an update on the six arrested iranians for being happy in iran. they have been released from custody. ♪ i never get tired of that song. they post add video on youtube called happy in tie ran. it's a cover for pharrell's huge hit "happy." they were arrested and forced to apow jazz on tv but a post appears to address the controversy. he writes happiness is our people's right and we shouldn't be too hard on behaviors caused by joy. just sounds so joyous when he says it doesn't it? at least he gets it. >> meanwhile twitter is blocked for most people in iran but rouhani tweets himself. >> go figure. >>> a judge recently threw out a misdemeanor charge between two poker players. he decided it's a fwim of skill, not chance and they're not breaking any laws. jack ford, cbs legal analyst was a gambler player. >> you don't strike me as a gambling type. >> what was their reasoning behind it

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palmer started one as well which is 40 miles outside of anchorage. so things like that i think are important. they have to be immediate consequences, not severe for something to get their attention to let them know. again that hopefully will reduce the size of that population because that is constant. a revolving door. not just committing crime necessarily but they violate. we are following trying to -- but is showing some promise. >> we have about 20 minutes. let's see if we have any questions from the audience. the fact that whether you are convicted felon or not you are free to ask questions. our first volunteer in the back there. >> i am mark lovett with wright on crime. have a question about what folks think about the idea of allowing prosecutors to wave and i guess a judge could but realistically most cases are plea deals. the prosecutor would be able to waive certain collateral consequences and i think there might be a fair amount of support. this is what licensee agencies and other bureaucracies think about that as well. >> it's a great quest

according to the chronicle, the alameda county coroner identified one of the victims of dwayne palmerof oakland. the name of the other person who died has not been released. >>> in another serious crash, six people were hurt in san francisco. it happened at 7th and harrison streets yesterday afternoon. police say an suv ran a red light, then hit another suv and drove on the sidewalk. five people in the two suvs and one person on the sidewalk were hurt. none of their injuries, though, are considered life- threatening. >>> 8:09. the safety of people walking and biking on san francisco streets, it will be the focus of an event at at&t park before tonight's giants' game. local law enforcement agencies and the san francisco bicycle cole loition are -- coalition are teaming up to educate bikers, walkers and drivers on how to interact safely with each other. the event is at lefty o'doul plaza between 5:00 and 7:00 tonight. >>> two dogs that attacked people in brentwood will be euthanized. on may 1st, a lab braer to retriever -- la bra door retreesher and shar-pei mix got -- retriever and sha

. >> ed palmer is a captain with the university of california public safety department where 62 camerasevery car on the los angeles campus. one of these cameras just got a hit on a possible stolen plate registered to a vehicle all the way from arkansas. security officers alerted them and they're tracking the vehicle right now on these screens. >> the technology works. >> head on. head on crash there. >> last week they chased this man in another stolen car after a camera took a picture of its plate. >> of all the tools in your consultant toolbox, how important is this one? >> it's a force multiplier. you can't be everywhere at once. it enables us to get look at every vehicle that comes through here. >> but now private companies have built their own databases and are using these cameras too. cruising streetses and parking lots sharing billions of hits of data not just law enforcement but anyone willing to pay including private companies, insurance companies and lenders. >> they can track you around the country on these databases. >> so jerry hill wants to regulation this technology. he's

palmer started one as well which is, you know, about 40 miles outside of anchorage. so things like that i think are important, you know, they have to be immediate consequences. not severe but something to get their attention to let them know. again, that hopefully will reduce the size of the population because that is a constant, a revolving door people coming back. not just because they committed a new crime necessary but they violated. in any event we are just following trying to build on one of the people -- what other people have done. but showing promise. >> we have about 20 minutes. let's see if we have any questions from the audience. the fact that whether you're convicted felon or not you are free to ask questions, okay? [laughter] the first volunteer in the back. >> i just had a question about -- all. i mark levin with light on crime. i to question about what folks think about the idea of allowing prosecutors to wave -- i guess the judge could realistically, most cases are plea deals, prosecutor would be able to waive certain collateral consequences? and i t

talked about the golf tournament, you met the arnold palmer of the warrior open. those efforts are important but they're really not enough. they're not transformative enough. so a goal of the military service initiative is to help americans understand how they can support our veterans and empower them to succeed. support for our troops since 9/11 has been overwhelming. but until now we really haven't asked important questions like who are these vets? and what do they need? and so together with the institute for veterans and military families at syracuse university, a fine university and a vital program, the bush institute has completed one of the most comprehensive studies ever conducted. this spring we'll publish the complete results so others can use this information to inform and enhance their work on behalf of veterans. here's a sneak preview, of the 2.9 million post-9/11 veterans, more than two million served in afghanistan or iraq. the averbing veteran spent one out of every three years overseas. 17% of vets are women. when asked if they were proud of their

palmer's started one as well which is about 40 miles of outside of anchorage. i think stuff like that are important. they need to be immediate consequences, not severe. something to get their attention to let them know. again, hopefully, that will reduce the size of the population because that is a big constant. it is a revolving door. because they committed a new crime but because they violated. we are following and trying to build on what are the people of done. it is showing some promise. >> we have about 20 minutes. lets see we have many questions from the audience. that many are convicted felon or not, you are free to ask questions, ok? [laughter] our first volunteer in the back there. >> i just had a question about -- i am mark. i have a question about what folks think about idea of allowing prosecutors to waive -- i guess a judge could. a prosecutor to be able to waive some collateral consequences. fairnk there may be a amount of support in this room but i will like to see what other agencies think about that as well. >> great question. know that prosecu

palmer started one as well, 40 miles outside of anchorage. things like that i think are important.ey have to be immediate consequences. not severe but something to get their attention to let them know that,. that hopefully will reduce the size of that population because that is a constant, the revolving door people coming back. not just because they commit ad new crime necessarily but they violated. so in any event we're just following trying to build owning whatever other people have done but showing on promise. >> we have about 20 minutes. see if we have any questions from the audience. the fact whether you're convicted felon or not you're free to ask questions, okay? [laughter] the first volunteer in the back there. >> i just had a question about, oh. i'm mark levin with right on crime. i had a question about what folks think about the idea of allowing prosecutors to waive, i guess a judge could but realistically most cases are plea deals, prosecutor to be able to waive certain collateral consequences? and, i think there might be a fair amount of support in this room but interes