>> i think i got a couple. >> we're papping all the paps. >> we got to -- >> now we got to sell these pictures. >> all right. let's just go look at it. >> who is it? >> this, i think this should have been kim kardashian, right? >> it is kim kardashian. >> how can you tell? >> she's there. >> you could sell that photo. >> i could play with it all day long, but it's crap, really. >> i was not in a very good position. >> that's your fault. what are we going to do with this one? this is disastrous. >> nobody would buy that ever? >> no, no, not for a magazine. not in a million years. he's in focus, but she isn't. >> that's my style, soft focus. >> absolutely dreadful. you need to learn how to use a flash, how to calculate the balance. >> i didn't know i'd need the flash, i didn't think about it. >> that one's not terrible. >> it is. what's good about it? >> she's, you know, you see letter coming out, you can see she's arriving. >> no, it is, it's not -- she's hiding, there's nothing there. she's out of focus. it's [ bleep ] and that's the best on

and be sure to get some mill pap.a nice, heavy base. >> tell me about the neighborhood. >> when i first came, it was rough, my friend. >> before '92, it was like white business district? residential district? >> back then, it used to be clean. it used to be respected. >> once, hillbrow was an elite whites only center of town. but when things started to change, so did hillbrow. becoming one of the first gray areas where whites and blacks mixed. hillbrow became aspirational. a symbol of everything black africans had long been denied, but was now accessible. people poured in in large numbers. many of them squatters from all over the continent. >> people come here, they come here with one intention. making a living. making money. started coming here. >> white landlords and tenants simply walked away from their property. the disenfranchised who moved in legally, semi legally, illegally or just squatting, an influx of gangs and criminal organizations, the area soon slipped into anarchy. >> there's a saying around here. okay

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rojo con cristales sot stephanie garca lucero / quinceaÑera todo lo que yo quera me lo hicieron mis papstoy muy feliz, estoy muy contenta esta tradicional fiesta es el smbolo de la transicin de niÑa a mujer. dicha transicin incluye el vals, una cena formal, msica y muchos detalles que cuestan miles de dlares sot olga lucero / mam de stephanie tuvimos que hacer doble esfuerzo. tenemos el proyecto desde hace 5 aÑos, en tratar de hacer un poquito ms de esfuerzo, trabajar, tener doble turno, trabajar sbados y domingos, para poder celebrar este evento antes de la fiesta visitamos a olga, stephanie y a su pap en su casa donde nos mostraron los recibos y hablamos de los gastos sot 1900 por foto y video, salon 6 mil dolares, la banda me esta cobrando 7500, el dj 2500, el vestido me costo 2500, en comida fueron alrededor de 12 mil dolares pero en esta cuenta faltan los costos del pastel, la limosina, las flores, maquillista, estilista y el arreglo de los padres sot el vestido de la mama y el traje del papa pues no, no, eso no, no lo habia contemplado ni por aqui... al igual que otroas quinceaÑera

there was a tremendous concern about what would pap if the institution of slavery was attacked. it is one of the most common questions we get here, is why did mississippi succeed from the union? that is a different question than why did soldiers fight in the civil war? that is a different question. those who live in mississippi and did not own any slaves fought in the war is doing it for home. he is doing it for his state. he is probably not doing it to protect slavery, an institution that he dud not take part in. that is a fine line that we today struggle trying to determine the cause of war and why people fight and why this country erupted into bloody, civil war. this room has witnessed many important statesmen. one of the most famous visits by anyone was an grew jackson. he came in 1840, basically a year after the building had been build and was asked to speak here in this city. jackson is named after the president. he was asked to go to new orleans to take part in the celebration of the victory. when city leaders new he was going to be there, he was asked to come here. he di

they need a pap smear testing for cancer and diseases.hough that practice has undergone guideline changes recently with a recommendation that healthy women need the test once every three years. >> if people don't feed to come in with a pap or don't ge gyn exams less women will come in to the doctors. we talk to a rehabilitation during now to discuss the change. what is the point of a pelvic examine. what are doctors looking for? >> you are looking to catch cancer or other disease. you may try to feel for the uterus or ovaries and see if you see any abnormal. >> it's different from a pap smear. >> it's looking for cancer. in this case it's looking for ute rin cancer. the problem is that it's not a good test, especially in healthy women. it's a controversy. >> you need a pap smear but not the pelvic exam. >> the recommendation could be every year, every three years depending on the class that you fall into. it steers a lot of women away. there's controversy, some feel it's uncomfortable. some feel it's embarrassing that they have to undress

we were talking in our morning meeting for women, when you go into the gynecologist and get your papmear once a year, the gynecologist will sometimes do a pelvic exam. so internists are coming forward and saying, eh, don't need to do this. >> get the feet out of the stirrups. >> we're talking about the manual exam with the doctor. it's an external exam, feels around and makes sure nothing is growing where it shouldn't be growing. internists say that we're not finding that lives are being saved by doing these exams. that's how the internists feel. if you ask the gynecologist, they say, wait a second. >> who are regularly doing them. >> and i would say certainly do more than an internist would. i just got off a phone with a gynecologist who said i caught someone's ovarian cancer the other day but would a study show that in a whole the big picture is worth it? you know, this gynecologist i was talking to said, i think it's worth it because i'm catching that one cancer. >> as a woman, if i'm there in the doctor's room and if there's a possibility they could catch something -- >> i think

. >>> a pap you loorest bay salon has been destroyed by fire just off east 14th street. the nail salon next door also had smoke and heat damage. flames broke out this morning around 9:15. firefighters came quickly and were able to knock the fire down in about 20 minutes. one firefighter was injured and taken to the hospital for nonthreatening injuries. an electrical malfunction caused the fire. >> i just don't know what to say. i'm at a loss for words. i have a business myself. i can't imagine this happening. >> there's nail salons in this area and we all sit and wait because they're always so good and clean. >> no word on the future of the hair salon but it appears the nail salon will reopen in just a few days. >>> a state senator is calling for a criminal investigation into construction problems on the new bay bridge. the sacramento reports a senate invest day ty reports details how the deposition of transportation accepted sub standard work at taxpayer expense. the report details how caltrans knowingly allowed hazardous work by a chinese firm that welded most of the n

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>> it's been two-- about two years since i've had my last pap smear, and i was supposed to have everynd i've really only had it once since that surgery. >> you know, i think many doctors would say you've taken a terrible risk... >> yeah. >> waiting this long. >> i really have, but it's just-- like i said, it's very hard to afford it. i have three kids, and my husband lost his job this past summer. >> mcwilliams's pap smear came back clear, but in her exam, gardner found reason to worry. >> i think, just from, you know, the clinical inspection of the cervix, that, you know, possibly, there is possibility of that cancer, you know, still being there. >> she's 28 years old. >> 28 years old, the mother of three. >> you've created this medical organization that was designed to go into third world countries, to go into remote places, and now you're doing 60% of your work in urban and rural america. what are we supposed to make of that? >> that for 50 million or so people in this country, the one thing that is on their mind is, "what if i have a catastrophic event, a car crash, a heart attack

. >> he did the pelvic exam, the swab, the pap smear. >> reporter: but now the american college of physiciansmending against pell vision exams. the guideline says quote it rarely detects important disease and does not reduce mortality and is associated with discomfort for many women false positive and negative exam, and extra cost. the guidelines for those women with risk for cancer and those who don't show symptoms. many gynecologists like this from mt. sinai, new york say pell vision exams can detect common problems like uterine fibroids and endomeet 'yotes. she said she'll still perform them. >> for the vast majority of women that i've seen, they don't expect any large issue with having the exam performed. and really, very many of them actually feel very grateful to have an assessment of the uterus and observve ovaries done. >> reporter: yi wants to provide the assurance. >>> toronto's crack smoking mayor rob ford is back on the job claiming to be a new man. an emotional ford said yesterday he'd spent the past two months in rehab. ford said his days of drinking and drug use are over and ap

she seemed like a perfect tt on pap . >> and a yankee fan sues for millions after his nap ends up on national tv. ,,,,,,,, but a bay area landlord says she's stuck with a woman whs . >>> want to be a landlord? maybe not after this. >> the kpix 5 is in san francisco with how a tenant has been in trouble before. >> reporter: well, she has been in trouble many times but apparently landlords are calling her a scam artist. someone who knows how to legally navigate the system so that she won't have to pay rent. landlords also can say they didn't do their homework and that allowed the con to continue. the renter moved in in may and the check for the first month's rent bounced. >> when we tried to cash it, it was from a closed account. so when we basically asked her about it, she gave us a sob story saying she is recently divorced and her husband took all the money and she has no money to pay. >> reporter: she is complaining about broken appliances and refusing to pay. she admits she made a mistake by not doing a background check. what she did find later is a trail of evictions. >> we are th

. >> incredible story pap lot of those folks on the plane may have always wanted to go to midway island because it's known to be just a beautiful, serene place, but maybe not that way. >> yeah. they didn't think they were going there. >> no. thanks so much, alexandra. appreciate it. >>> okay. after an accident critically injured comedian tracy morgan and killed his friend, morgan is now suing walmart. police say one of the company's trucks was speeding on the new jersey turnpike when it rear-ended the limo carrying morgan and several others. the suit blames the truck driver for negligence. morgan broke ribs, his nose, and a leg in the crash. walmart issued a statement, "this has been a terrible tragedy. we wish them all recoveries. we are deeply sorry that one of our trucks was involved. as we've said, we're cooperating fully if the ongoing investigation. we know it will take some time to resolve all the remaining issues as a result of the accident, but we're committed to doing the right thing for all involved." >>> today as the death toll rises in gaza, the united nations security coun

she did the pelvic exam, did the swab, did a pap smear. >> reporter: but now the american college ofns is recommending against pelvic exams for most women. the guideline says quote it rarely detects important disease and does not reduce mortality and is associated with discomfort for many women false positive and negative examinations and extra costs. the guidelines applies for women who are not pregnant, those with average risk for cancer and women who don't show symptoms. many gynecologists like this from mt. sinai, new york say pell vision exams can detect common problems like uterine fibroids and endometriosis. she said she'll still perform them, despite the new recommendations. >> for the vast majority of women that i've seen, they don't expect any large issue with having the exam performed. and really, very many of them actually feel very grateful to have an assessment of the uterus and ovaries done. >> reporter: yeh agrees and wants to keep getting the exam for the reassurance it provides. wendy gillette for cbs news, new york. >>> toronto's crack smoking mayor rob ford is bac

pap enjoys getting booed by half the stadium today and wants to hear more of it yeah, more.ten to this. >> maybe we can get the whole park going here. it brings a little energy and life to the park. gives me a little bit of something to look forward to every day. you. >> don't mind riling them up hu? >> no. you know, i mean you have to be able to take it if you dish it outright? >> that's right. dish it out. having said all that papelbon says he likes playing here and if traded by next thursday he would miss playing in philadelphia. still to come in sports, desean jackson starts training cam with the redskins the way this phillies season has gone football cannot get here soon enough. just about there. eagles report to training camp tomorrow. their first practice set for day. look who's on the field today this looks odd desean jackson burgundy and gold redskins fans love it they chant his name today in washington. jackson is wearing number one and doesn't want baggage from philadelphia down to d.c. >> i really look at it as newspaper opportunity and new beginning i really don

pap he will been has said repeatedly he would welcome a trade to a team that is still in contention. >>> scouts also eager to see how cliff lee looks when he returns next week. he should have two starts before the trade deadline at the end of the month. that is including monday's home game against san francisco, the elbow doesn't bother him too much phillies might get a few calls. quick turnaround for philadelphia union back on the road saturday night against chicago fire, the team coming off a big win last night against red bulls. goes by connor casey, freddieville virginia and sebastian le too, final score three-one. >>> finally round within of the british open, rory mcilroy leading the pack right now after a strong start he ended six under par. tiger woods also having a good day fell behind early but recovered, for three under par, round two is tomorrow. we will be right back. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness

. >> good afternoon, my name is an is it as yoes pap dop louse, i'm third generation florist, me and my brothers have a flower stand, we have a business right on 19th avenue and like most businesses around the area of 19th area, the traffic is one of our biggest -- most of our customers come from 19th avenue traffic and i believe the cvs being built on ortega will not serve the neighborhood, it will serve mostly people commuting and would cause a lot of traffic. traffic's already bad, excuse me, traffic is really bad on 19th avenue, i'm there every single day and our location is semi-outdoors, and i see what goes on, and during the -- over the past few years, it's worse and worse and building this huge retail space that's on 19th avenue is going to be craze and i there's not only the french school, there's also lincoln high school and i'm receive lincoln high school kids get hit by cars multiple times every single year and they will definitely be going to the cvs during their lunch break and traveling -- and the lincoln high school kids will bring business to the cvs but also will ca

after the game, pap says he would like to be pitching for a contender for the end of the month.ould like to be traded. they have won three straight. same two teams tomorrow afternoon. >>> cliff lee made another rehab start in clearwater tonight and this did not go as well as last one. lee goes four innings, gives up three runs, did strike out four. he thinks he will make another rehab start before returning to the phillies. >>> it is still, only summer league play but it appears nerlens knoll is ready for the real thing. sixers and nets, michael carder williams and thaddeus young have have to be impressed with nerlens noel. force on both end of the court. later, noel, crashing the boards, 14 points, nine rebounds for him. >>> former st. joes stand out ronald roberts trying to catch the coach's eye, six-point, seven boards in limited action. sixers win 92-86. back to know he will, he finish with five blocked shots. coach brett brown, is pleased. >> he has just got fantastic bounce, he has fantastic instincts. you can see clearly he hasn't played basketball for a while but his inh

we have reported here before on "world news" on another big change, that was for pap smears. instead of every year, the new recommendation every three years. tonight a major change now for pelvic exams and abc's medical contributor dr. jenn ashton is with us, an ob/gyn herself is here to break it down. you were telling me this afternoon this is significant. >> it is, david, and here's why. this is coming from the american college of physicians. they're now recommending no annual pelvic exams for the average woman. this is for women who are average risk for cancer or other pelvic diseases who are not pregnant and having no symptoms. this test does not save lives and is not that good at picking up cancer. >> even though they're saying you can wait every three years, what are you telling your patients? >> i'm telling my patients that whether or not they come for that pelvic exam, they still need to come in for their yearly exam. it is a very important doctor/patient visit. >> jenn, thank you. >>> now to brazil tonight and team usa. you'll remember that moment celebrating in the

pap smears six months in terms of how frequently women should have paps.f tests really as a gynecologist i'm concerned about my patients and i'm concerned will limit access to health care for women. >> thank you for your rermd dags. recommendation. >>> today marks the 17th anniversary of hong kong's return to chinese rule. meanwhile the chinese government launched a sweeping crackdown on corruption within its own ranks. seth doane is in beijing where several top leader out of a job this morning. seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this corruption crackdown was launched in 2013 by president after he took office. today's china daily reads top level general expelled. the news for top officials removed for taking bribes was proudly announced on state tv late monday. the anchor adding it displays the party's resolve in fighting corruption. one of the accused was the second in demand in the military. shuai is the highest military officer to be placed under investigation since the communist party took over in 1949. also charged with taking sizable but

the five english members of the group, john cleese, michael palin, errage idol, graham pap line and tyones, working as writers for david frost in the mid'60s, terry gill yam completed the equation. [ singing ] . >> reporter: over the course of 45 episodes pithon established itself as england's premiere troop. movies followed. >> if you do not agree to my demands, i shall... >> 1975 monte python and the holy grail became a cult classic. 1983's meaning of life was a snul-on project. chapman died in 1989. surviving members teamed up, including a fish called wanda. morgan radford. >> independence day celebrations, this time in venezuela, where military parades took place in carr abbing awes. president nicolas maduro and others were on hand for the ceremonies. hundreds of venezuela's troops marched in formation. >> we end with a spectacular site. there are few places that a drone can't take you, including face to face with fireworks, check this out. a sea of embers captured by vid yog raffer. sending a drone for the 4th of july celebration, with a colourful bright and patriotic display. he

we are not talking about a pap smear.s the doctor feeling organs to see if there's a problem and american college of physicians reviewed literature and said there's no good evidence that benefits outweigh the risks. they point out there's also not great evidence that risks outweigh the benefits. there's just not a lot of good studies out there. >> what are pelvic exams meant to find in the the first place? >> big thing they were trying to find is ovarian cancer. turns out that nothing is really good for finding that. not pelvic exams, not ultrasound or a blood test. that's been a disappointment. what gynecologists will tell you we're not just looking for cancer but other things. maybe skin cancer. there may be warts. there could be fibroids that leads to problems with urination. they are saying there's no reason to throw this out. it's really not such a big deal to do it and for a lot of women after a discussion with their doctor, they may want to go ahead and do it. >> i feel like the rules keep changing. they changed ho

you still need to get a pap smear, testing for diseases. >> the. a smear has new guidelines and changes, as well, right? >> it used to be once every year, no, now it's once every three years. >> why are some doctors concerned about these changes? >> probably because gynecologists tend to be most women's primary doctor. it certainly was for me for many years. they're concerned about women here, ok, i don't need a pelvic exam, that means going to the doctor once every three years and maybe some women will stop skipping the doctor altogether. >> a new nationals finds vaccines are safe, effective and there is no evidence they might cause autism. the report looked at 67 studies and concluded serious cam applications from vaccines very rare. this as health officials report new outbreaks of measles and whooping cough. the authors want to reassure parents it's much safer to vaccinate children than run the risk of them getting ill. >> the supreme court ruled in favor of companies who don't want to provide contraception as part of the affordable care act. in

. >>> turns out the smoon not the perfect sphere many think it is pap detailaled analysis revealing it's a lemon. think than. a professor at university of california santa cruz a moor elongated shape as result of its relationship with earth and millions of meteorite collisions. the new analysis could help solve the mystery how the moon was formed. >> one young man showing nothing can get in your way, if you want it bad enough. jesse granger found himself homeless at age 13 amp his adoptive mother died and spent high school years moving from home to home but determined to get an education. he earned his ged, associates degree and working on his bachelor's degree with the dreams of one day getting a masters in social work. his early struggles inspired him to write a president in 2011. to his surprise received a handwritten response. thanks for your letter and inspirational story. the best advice, finish your education. the president said i'm proud of you. stay determined. all that college education comes at a price and jesse is already $10,000 in debt from student loans and might have no c

that's what the airlines are responding to, the fear and pap irk, and after the incident in ukraine. none of the airlines want to take a risk. >> it will be interesting to see if they expand it and what the impact is. thank you for joining us. >> once again the fa 824 hour ban include all u.s. flights to israel's air terminals. the following suspended flights. >> diplomatic pressure for a ceasefire intensified. in tel aviv binyamin netanyahu net with u.n. secretary ban ki-moon. he wants both sides to stop fighting and search for a solution. binyamin netanyahu is certain that hamas it not willing to end the conflict. >> stop fighting, start talking and take the root causes of the country, so we are not in the same situation in six months or a year. >> what grievance can we solve with hamas. their grievance is we exist. they don't want a 2-state solution, or any solution. >> they arrived from egypt where they sat with the u.s. secretary of state. >> casualties are mounting. what led israel and hamas to get to this point. let's join speak to our next guest. people saw this building up f

thelma is the woman who struck such fear into adrian pap she manages to evade police for a few weeks but is eventually arrested and charged with aggravated robbery. the three have yet to enter a plea. adriana doesn't get any of her belongings back, but now she knows she still has the most important thing, her life. and she says the episode has forever changed her. >> it changed the way i view things. it's changed my life. i think that i've become a more fearful person, a fear precautious person. more aware person. i mean, there's good and bad, but it's unfortunate that it had to happen this way. >> police always say if someone tries to rob you, don't resist. with time to think about what happened, adriana says if she had to do it again, she would have reacted differently. >> i would not put up a fight. it's not worth it. even if i had a million dollars with me, it's not worth my life. it's not worth giving my family that kind of pain and grief. it's not. >>> coming up -- >> i thought first that one minute he was joking with me, some customer. >> a bizarre robbery gets deadly serious.

a toxic algae bloom closed the lake to swimmer paps lot of visitors are really getting frustrated about their kids as the temperatures keep climbing. oakland public work says no one is in carjack of testing the frog park pond. it's not a designated swimming area but alameda county tested the water yesterday. they should have the results later this week. >>> pleasant hill's next step in its redevelopment process could include a new hilton hotel. that idea is not sitting well with neighbors. the ellenwood park housing development includes more than 100 units with ponds and fountains. people that live there say all of that could change if the hilton built a four story extended stay hotel right across the street. but the mayor says the good of the city has to be taken into consideration. >> the benefit to the city is one to you know continue the economic development of the city. the lot has been vacant for about four years. it was a restaurant. >> it's not that we don't want the hotel, but it could be this could be a big block like downtown san francisco and it doesn't fit our neighborhood.

but what is exciting is the ability to stitch the paps so you have a quilt. >> she hopes to share herhilosophy and ideas with other dying rural areas. for now it's all about fogo island. that communities exist at all in a harsh environment like this is determination. keeping them here, viable, in a fast-moving world will take more than that. >>> that's it from me, david foster and the newshour team. >> the violence has continued just a couple of miles from here >> just a short while ago we heard a large air strike very close by... >> people here are worried that this already serious situation may escalate. >> for continuing coverage of the israeli - palestinian conflict, stay with al jazeera america your global news leader. >> a buildup on the border as the civilian death toll rises on both sides. israel vowing to punish hamas, telling civilians to evacuate now. >> it happened at the border. they are entitled to due process but will not be welcomed to this country with open arms. >> tough talk from the white

. >>> a lot of green on the roadways pap lot of gray -- a lot of gray on the coast.ds hugging the coastline. it will peel away. it will be mostly sunny. we have a weak system that is passing through. that will continue to bring the on shore breeze for the afternoon today. that will keep temperatures mild to warm. tomorrow a few degrees warmer than today. sunday looks like it will be the hottest day of the weekend. it looks like the warming trend will last through monday. let's take a look at clouds. a few patches over parts of the north bay as well. by 10:00, 11:00 it's pulling back as well. farther shout you go the better chance you will have that clearing. and mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. temperatures for today a lot like yesterday. again i think we will be slightly warmer. i want to roll us into the evening. for most of us view willing be favorable. unless you are right here. the future cast model wants to bring the back in as early as 8:00 37 we will be tracking that for you throughout the course of the day. the on shore breeze could bring the low

sense on the ground where you are in jerusalem that either side is coming closer, politically, to, her paps, a prolonged cease-fire to talk about what's on the table in terms of the egyptian negotiated potential agreement? >> reporter: no. i mean the death toll is terribly high. you take a look at the number of palestinians, it's well over 1,000. it's 1,032. look at the death toll of soldiers, 43. it's higher than previous incursions. with that kind of number, you would think there's a willingness to pack off. it's reinforcing and driving it forward as if there's so much that's been invested, we can't back down and stop now. an opinion poll done over the weekend shows 80% said they were in favor of continuing the operation in gaza. it doesn't feel like public sentiment nor government sentiment. >> i remember seeing that. that's interesting. the public support and opinion matters here. clearly, where you are, they are behind this continuing. appreciate the report. martin savidge in jerusalem, thank you. >>> a team of australian and dutch investigators is on the way to the crash site. this, a

ka, the pap na county fire. we are still not expecting winds to top 20 miles per hour. temperatures will still be fear 90 degrees for tomorrow. we have more on that full forecast coming up. >> all right, thanks. >>> happening now the rush is on to get out of town for that long holiday weekend. what is going on here is making traffic worse. northbound 80 is closed until monday morning. it's causing 101 to back up. another area congested is 80 at 580 and emoryville. plenty of people are headed up to tahoe. >>> whether you own stocks or have a 401k. the dow is over 17,000 for the first time in its history. scott, big numbers on wall street, what cause mean for the rest of us? >> reporter: it means lots of money, not just in individual stocks, but if retirement funds and mutual funds, which has been growing and growing because of a strong economy led by silicon tech company and news today of strong job growth during the month of june. from wall street to willow glen, the talk today is about money and job growth. both of which are soaring. >> i think americans should definit

manufactured in oregon. 2 of the quake midfielders stevenson and baptist were ep listed to show how tough the pap el are. tray as th did the panel didn't crack or break. as anticipation build for the next match he points out that belgium has a weakness. >> young team. ry young. young players when you play this kind of game you need sometimes experience. i think the u.s. have more experience. yes. >>reporter: in san jose, david louie abc 7 news. >> at the world cup team usa will playell yum at 1:00 o'clock on espn. the team that beat them last week inroup play took to the pitch that would be germany round of 16 play versus algeria. scoreless game that would good to extra time when the german breakthrough first with an amazing really back foeded goa goal. they advance with a 2-1 win. they are meeting france in the quarter final. french taking car of nigeria today. header by paul in the 79th minute propel france to the 2 minute propel france to the 2 nil victory [ screaming] and this is what victory so you knowed like for french world cup fans at san francisco cafe tat seal the deal. iwaited until t

of yesterday, take a look at this, five reports of tornado damage really in ohio and even through pa papgh the afternoon and evening hours, that same system swept through all the way even through the northeast notice behind it, right now, yes, scattered showers are still out there. but nothing like that main system that kind of cruised through yesterday. definitely the potential not as high as that for severe weather. cold front, nonetheless, still hanging out there, sagging out and stalling out in the northeast. high pressure building into the northeast, feeling a lot better each day as we get closer to the weekend. but there is another cold front making its way out for chicago by friday. beautiful day for friday until you get there. temperatures in the 70s. gorgeous. the heavier rain where that cold front is, 2 to 4 inches around the charlotte area. scattered showers throughout, even including the northeast. temperatures mild, 5 to 10 degrees every the next few days. you talk about beautiful in chicago, starting out 50s and 60s. 70s by the afternoon. they're a happy camper yesterday. >

. >>> stocks hit by global fears pap what's causing the world to worry?teve liesman adds perspective. >> carl, wasn't just one report. it was a bevy of reports leading to this little headline behind us. world of worry today, that came out. you saw the red numbers, michelle talked about it. the european close. start now, though, with asia here. machine orders in japan punching 19.5%. it could have been one month. these numbers are volatile. what worries me about this number is what it may be saying about the united states capital spending. a lot of our machines from over there. interesting to see if whether or not capital spending in the u.s. can do what people expect, which is to grow in the second half of the year. china also their export numbers. 7.2. we love that number, except china, usually double digits. a sign of health there. and a sign whether or not we are importing stuff here. kweps about china. less than economists expected. moving now, going to i think europe. italy industrial production down 1.2%. that was the better of some of the other num

rob, come back pap story that won't go away soon. >> thank you. >>> back to bertha coombs, a market flashith the down do you 24. >> carl, oshkosh b'gosh, specialty stockmaker stopped tumbling posting a lower third quarter profit and cutts fourth quarter earnings profit setting a fall, 6.5% fall in military vehicles. trading down more than 12.5%. of course, orb gosh ba sgosh more of the clothing. what i think when i hear oshk h oshkosh. >> yes. >>> and "squawk alley," today at cnbc, announcing the launch of the cnbc tv everywhere tv. watch retile streaming of all your favorite market days shows includings "squawk alley," "squawk on the street" and "mad money." plus access weekend programming wherever and whenever you want. a very big deal in the ongoing chapters of cnbc television. both online and on digital. >> yes, indeed. i use apple tv, and eager to get cnbc content on there to raise the bar of what they've got. this is programming live. so -- now i can use it for that. it's great. >> a big deal. >>> meantime, john chen, blackberry ceo on the company the news, a new acquisition announc

because of what the company had to say and the way in whichbeat the street pap couple charges. tax benefit. that has a lot of people saying, what about the underlying business? when they look at that, there's questions about why boeing didn't raise its cash flow guidance for the rest of this year. that may change, in fact, on the conference call they were asked that particular question. ceo said, we can go back and raise cash flow guidance. at this point we're comfortable where we are prp quick, look at the earnings we're expecting tomorrow from the rest of the airlines sector. five big once coming. united, american, jetblue, southwest -- who else are we missing? oh, alaska. you have all of these guys, all of the stocks are up, scott, in anticipation that we should see really solid numbers for the second quarter, and the guidance for the airlines, expected to be rather optimistic the rest of this year. back to you. >> phil, delta today, good. most loved airline stock on the desk. i want to hear from traders. stick around and get involved in the conversation, too. >> you bet. >>

said is insulting to everybody who legally emigrated, including my wife, who had to fill out a lot of papwork and wait a long time to get in line. so george, george loves baseball. he writes books about baseball. see him in the stands. i think he's a chicago cubs fan. not sure. what if i bring a family to your luxury box and demand that they sit there in front of you and they haven't paid? no big deal, right? only 162 games. there are plenty of seats. no, you would have me escorted out. people wait in line, george. he applies that being against this is against immigration. no, it's against illegal immigration. he was trying to score sense points, points of compassion, and it failed. >> now, actually it is legal for some of these minors to stay. it is in fact the bipartisan 2008 law that lets more migrants from certain distant countries get asylum. you don't have to like it, greg, but should know it's -- now joining me, steve schmidt, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst, and sonya, a pulitzer prize winning journalist and out thor author bestseller, "enrique's journey." good e

two, elections that were going to take place have taken place pap few more to go. valuation is compelling in the emerging market area. so that's why we think we've seen a lift, but what you need to see is still for structural reform for there to be a long-term is stained move in the emerging market space. >> you'll sit tight. a quick break. come back with more. >> sure. >> thank you. >>> up next, joinings nasdaq 2.0 series, a familiar face. >> you have a lot of tension right now. i know i've talked to people this morning. they're trying to figure it out, because something isn't right here. >> well -- you know that was herb greenberg, raising another red flag. from the dotcom bubble. he and rahn insana join us later with the warning signs investors might be missing again. much more "half" is on the way next with those two gentlemen. there's the dow. 17,005. a gain of three. back after this. over 20 million kids everyday in our country lack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents. it's a probl

in one brief mission, lacy is driven around by the player to escape from the paps while tree drops sweet nothings like i'm the voice of a generation and a few other things. take a listen actually. >> look at those lunatics. can you imagine what it's like being this famous? i'm the closest thing to royalty these people have. >> i feel you parody lindsey. joining us is ann bremer. ann, i've got nothing but sympathy for miss lohan, but i've got to fault her lawyers here. you are far more a lawyer than i. you are practicing. but just my lay person's read is this is protected parody. >> you don't really have a right to control the way that people play you out as a celebrity. it's parody. there was a parody of me in one of my cases that called me the kim kardashian of lawyers. i was like, does that have something to do with my rear snend i'm not sure. i can't control that. she's saying if you're going to use my image commercially and make money off of it, i have a right to publicity. my right to publicity is to control that. that's part of what she is saying. but i agree with you. >> it's not

abortion counseling or services, but what they did do was offer women the ability to get your yearly pap a well-woman check. yes, there have been access cut to women who are seeking abortions, particularly in areas of south texas and in west texas. we know that the laws will go into effect this september that will require those that provide abortions to have the same sort of lie censures and facilities as surgical centers. and we don't know as of yet how many will meet those requirements. >> senator van de putte, give us your reaction to the hobby lobby decision. a lot of women across the country were alarmed to find out contraception is even on the table, let alone their boss can say, you know, i don't want to cover that in the insurance plan you're getting as part of your compensation package. what was your response to hobby lobby? >> well, it was a very sad day for a woman and for me as a pharmacist of 34 years. it was a bad public health decision. you know, my mom's in her 80s. what she always told me and my sisters was we would be the first generation of women that could be defined

. >> excuse me for jumping in here and received quite a bit of support is hamas with pap particularityacks against israel and what cost and what sort of pressure is on them from gaza to sign up to the cease fire? >> well, there is two sides to that. i have talked to a number of people here on the gaza strip who have said we hope this cease fire is successful but we hope the hostilities end but some of those same people will say my neighbors house was struck and we have to retaliate and we have to strike back for each strike and it's a complicated view and what people don't want by and large, the people who support hamas is to come out of this and say we lost nearly 200 people, a thousand or more injured for what? we have this same situation that we began with and that is the way they view this cease fire agreement. they are really looking to gain something more out of it, preconditions that at least allow them to get a sense that there is greater mobility, greater freedom, greater opportunity and after all this is a place where 80% live under the poverty line and 40-50% are unemployed