>>> desde mi abuelo, mi abuelo perth pertene perth perteneció al ma vímarí mariach mi primo pepe >>>cí era el proyecto de la familia como quien dice lo trae en la sangre y me siento afortunado de el apoyo de mis compañeros >>> en un escenario con otro mariachi hace 3 ó 4 años >>> más de eso >>> y lo veo con el ma varriach vargas es el a nhelo >>> todo el mucho subbiúsico qua a esto es la neta, llevo 5 años y antes estuve con el mariachi de américa >>> qué se tiene que tener para competir >>> principalmente tiene que ser el anhelo, las ganas, lago actit actitud, la disciplina ante todo, creo que son los actores o los requisitos que se requieren para poder estar en esta agrupación y además quererlaia marla como traer la mejor camiseta del mundo >>> vargas tiene par de años viviendo a este escenario aquí estamos aquí, casino en la norte de california ¿ porque piensa usted que se vende completamente este escenario cada vez que viene vargas? >>> creo que la gente viene a disfrutar la música del mejor mariachi del mundo. y yo creo que no hay, otra institución como el mariachi vargas que re

. >> what is perth? what is perth? what is perth? and the winner gets killed, what is darwin?killed. >> two things people love to talk about, rich people and real estate. it is all here on one show." who wants to buy a city?" >> fantastic job, thank you very much, robert frank. >>> let's take a look at what those markets are up to, guys. of course we had the ecb cutting rates to record lows. so we had a nice start at the beginning of the day. we got an extra special little bonus around 11:00 a.m. when david tepper came out and took out all that spooking he did he in may. we've got record highs there for the dow and for the s&p 500. >> we got to go but i would just like to see a little more volume, little more enthusiasm about this market to confirm these high things. that you what yyou hear. don't just stand there -- >> this is my tv duty. >> here is the thing about the markets. if you are a mom and pop at home and you get your 401(k) plan at home and at the end of every quarter it is higher, do you care if volume is low? no. but market participants are complaining. >> it sugg

miles perthe guard has been fir. the martinez family will file a lawsuit. >> your voice, your vote, results from the primary. we start with the governor's race, governor brown is seeking unprecedented fourth term receiving 55 percent of the vote and will square off against republican challenger, former treasury department official neel kashkari. and the bid to be the san jose mayor were supervisor dave cortese where 34 percent and sam liccardo with 35 percent. suspended state senator yee got a surprising show of support year in the election. he suspended the run for secretary of state after being indicted on corruption charges in march but was on the ballot and got 287,000 vote landing him in third ahead of five other candidates. >> election coverage continues on abc7news.com where you can find results from all counties. >>> the committee overseeing the bay bridge is meeting in oakland to discuss the latest problem involving anchor rods on the new span. steel rods that hold the cable in place on the span have shifted

of perth, way out into the southern indian ocean, they've always thought this was the most promising part because according to their calculations, this is where the flight would have ended. and so there was some confusion about why that first search was under taken at all. we have to caution everybody to expect this to take a very long time because if you're going to lose a plane anywhere in the world, this is possibly one of the worst places to lose it in. >> plus, it's winter down there the seas are much rough and going to be much more difficult and it's interesting that initially, they were searching the physical sounds basically that they saw. will they have more success? will they put in the same kind of resources in terms of the ships that are going to be there, the underwater vehicles that are going to be there? how does this play out? >> not very well resourced at the moment. one of the missions about, this the role being played by the chinese. the chinese have a big investment in this search, so many of their own people were on the plane. there are two ships out there at the

efforts to find flight 370 will focus on an area 960 miles northwest of perth. the jet vanished without a trace on march 8 with 239 people on board. >>> happening today, hillary clinton will be in san francisco to promote her new book. the former secretary of state will speak at the orpheum theater at 7:00 tonight. tickets are still available. she also has a book signing at the book passage at the ferry building thursday morning. you can get tickets for that on the bookstore's website. >>> turning a profit from the fighting in iraq. the online t-shirts, figurines and flags promoting the militant group isis. >> and the player from uruguay gets tangled up with the defender from italy on the soccer field. it was it a bump in or a bite? the investigation continues today. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. we have a late season storm system headed into california. could it bring some raindrops to the bay area? we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> investors are pretty excited about go pro's prospects. the san mateo

i cruising local authorities over rights violations for cutting off water supplies to the perth details after the break. we speak your language i mean some of the will not advance. news programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little tune to hang those stories. for you here. in troy altie spanish find out more visit. tito it's called. first class russia yet seen russia like i'm going to be on the cars are going nuts times that's going to revolutionize the way they're playing in the u.s. and sell all. the fish the economic up and downs in the final months they belong to the old sang i and the rest because i was doing the taking will be a briefly on me. welcome back understand me since term as nato chief maybe almost. but night questions are being asked about he got the job in the first place freshly in the spotlight wiki leaks documents suggest was musin abused his powers as prime minister to guard teams of his future job specifically denmark reportedly agreed to start legal action against a kurdish separatist channel that was broadcasting from copenhage

most but thankfully too quick thinking russian cosmonauts have solved the space walk crisis when the perth to high tech fostering tit for communications. antenna had been wrongly connected it looked like the mission was in jeopardy and it was until one of them came up with the idea of simply using a spare a piece of wire that twisted it into place on its head to where i could tree. martin's breaking the set show is coming up right after a short break here twenty four seven r.t. international. so are we going back to iraq recently violence has flared up as insurgents are taking cities from the current iraqi government and response to this chaos obama declared that his administration is prepared to take military action whenever our national security is threatened oh well since the weapons of mass destruction were never found in iraq and the current militants can't shoot their forty seven's over the ocean i don't see how us national security is at risk now or before the iraq war even started but on the other hand the flow of oil from us but tamia well that might be at risk but sometimes i for

wednesday, police say, there was a similar robbery at the gun range located on the 500 block of force perth i street in philadelphia. police did not provide details on that but say the two robberies could be related. >> and, this sports center is in a business complex, geiger road, where we are right now. we do know that police did find several surveillance cameras in the area, and they're also external cameras, on this business, that they will be checking to see if it leads them to these two suspects. that's the latest from bustleton, jen bernstein, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jen, thank you. now, new this morning, investigators say it was arson that forced approximately 30 people from their homes in bucks county, bensalem court apartments. that fire broke out around 9:30 last night. fire officials say the fire was contained to a a boiler room inside one of the apartment buildings. no one was hurt. >>> 5:03. you heard the sound of the soaking rain, we've gotten used to it this week, kate? >> we have gotten used to it, we've had rain every single day, monday through friday of this week, un

is the latest spacecraft is on display the dragon v two was designed to carry us astronauts to perth's orbit and beyond we'll give you an up close look at the future of space travel later on the show. it's wednesday june eleventh eight pm in washington d.c. i'm near a david and you're watching our team america. we begin tonight with the latest in iraq a suicide bomber has blown himself up and this a gathering of people in baghdad shares slum of sadr city killing at least fifteen people meanwhile islamist insurgents have seized to create a city that situation situated one hundred fifty miles north of the capital this is a major gain for us llamas rebels who just yesterday captured the city of mosul to create which has a population of about two hundred sixty thousand people is the hometown of former iraqi leader saddam hussein insurgents represent a group known as isis or the islamic state of iraq and the levant and just recently a report from the wall street journal indicates that the iraqi government is open to allowing the u.s. to conduct air strikes against militant targets to talk a

. >> if you are living in perth, the closest city is jakarta. it should be a destination. but for australia, the population is small. how do you become a competitive exporter when you don't have the population critical mass? the destination for australian agricultural products maybe. >> the huge problem, the australian brief and a television program came out that it was terrible and it was a disaster on that front. ofwhat would it take to sort even out these imbalances for australia? i think it is getting the currency back to the 80 level. >> i reckon you can look at the u.s. job market. if the u.s. dollar was to fall, the heat would come out of it. >> in the u.s., we have qualitative easing in japan, the ecb. the backdrop of all of this is still the geopolitical tension. to's not forget, in addition iraq, what is happening in ukraine and russia. it's not over. >> and things are not looking that stable in hong kong. >> absolutely, 700,000 people in an online poll that is deemed illegal by china. all of this, how does this come to a head in the latter part of the year? iraq

>> not looking too perth i over in the pocono mountains. you know, better days are ahead.ll morning, we've been taking you inside philadelphia photo shoots. jen was the model. now we have the results. >> everyone's here, the photographer, jen, show us what you got. >> okay, so here first we have to say thank you so much. we wanted to do this because we all feel a little disappoints dollars sometimes when we see a magazine shoot, and then we see ourselves. so i brought to you two of the guys that do these shoots. good morning to you guys. >> morning. >> case on hudson, dominick episcopo. i like both of you guys, because you have similar stories. both philly guys. both work with your wives, significant others, as make up artists and both have cute children. little boy and little girl. so you're like the same but very, very different, right? so dominick, i begin with you, in the picture we have right here, i wanted to show people some of your real work, right, the stuff that you can explain. what's this? >> it was very -- just a test shot. we wanted to make an image that show

the navy vessel ocean shield was sent west of perth to investigate. the vessel never got to the most probable area because it picked up signals a distance away the search team thought was coming from the jet's flight recorders. the lead turned out to be a dead end. >> it was by no means an unrealist location but it was farther from our highest probability area. >> the australian authorities leading the hunt are making a detailed undersea map of the new search area. this is likely to take several months. once they know the precise shape of the seabed they can choose the vessel best suited to continue the underwater sweep. bbc news. >> do stay with us on bbc world news. there's plenty to come. including building relationships. we'll have the latest on the official visit to the uk. hey, razor. check this out. it's time to get a hotel. we can save big with priceline express deals. hey you know what man, these guys aint no dragons. they're cool. these deals are legit. yeah, we're cool. she's cool. we're cool. ♪ "first day of my life" by bright eyes ♪ you'r

fire while making a delivery to a gas station in maddington, western australia, a small suburb of perththeir best to control the fire, but both the truck and the service station are fully engulfed in flames. >> the flames got really big. the flames were about 50 feet in the air. >> simon simpson works in the area and records the incredible sight with his camera. >> firefighters were just trying to basically stop it from spreading. >> soon, a crowd gathers and several other people also start to record the growing fire. the flames get higher. the smoke, thicker. >> the police and everyone started to get a little worried about the amount of people that were standing, just watching and filming. >> the chaotic scene spirals out of control. >> it's going. it's going! >> then the flames reach a massive amount of fuel and the gas station erupts. >> i've never seen anything that big. it was a bit of a shock and sort of stunned me for a second to see such a big fireball go straight up. >> before the blast, simpson is about 40 feet from the huge cloud of fire. it seemed like a safe distance. now,

iraqi military just collapsed, they didn't have the kind of leadership, partly because al malaki had perthed some of the sunnis out of the force. we have a terrible, difficult situation on our hands. i think it's primarily cause both maliki and obama. >> if president obama had left behind just enough troops to provide the logistics, the training, the intelligence, we wouldn't be where we are today? >> i think that's an accurate statement, and i think that part of his problem is -- my own personal belief, obviously, we're not close. but that he -- >> he doesn't call you for advice. >> no, no, i'd be happy to give it if he cared to call. >> you'll hear about it, don't worry. >> i'm sure i will. but the big problem is, you end up with a situation where i don't think he wanted to have troops behind, i think he wanted to be able to say, as he did during the campaign, he didn't want any u.s. servicemen in iraq, he wanted to pull everybody out. the thing i'm worried about now, he's talking the same way about afghanistan that i did iraq. >> with syria and iraq and isis, whatever you wan the to call

that i've spoken to still has high confidence that the handshakes puts the plane 1,000 miles off of perthre. >> somewhere in the indian ocean. we'll see if this thud, this noise that was picked up bears any fruit. peter, thanks very much for joining us. >>> even al qaeda's no longer associated with a group. how one terror group uses twitter to recruit new members. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. ♪ let's close the gap between people and care. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now

the real race is between steve who louisiana, and a guy named perths are kin from illinois.ma won if 2008. while he's trying to make the point i would be someone who knows how to perhaps win on the national stage and bring the party to those victories. in the house republicans through the way in which districts are drawn said they want someone who is more conservative. so it's fair to say the slight favorite right now, even though he's already in the leadership as chief deputy whip would be steve from louisiana. he's a red state guy. i have to tell you with so many house republicans i spoke to, craig, said we want someone who is a red state republican in the number three role who understands the conservative measures we're trying to push. john boehner comes from a blue state. we want a red state guy. we have to say he's a slight favorite. but you never quite know what will happen inside. you don't know what favorites are being dolled out. the pennsylvania delegation said they want to vote as a block. we'll see how it will play out. >> let's talk about mccarthy. it sounds lik

>> coming up next, we're going to have a short break and then with christian perth. thinks is going to win the world cup. je plans another round of lobbying with french officials to support its $17 billion offer . loibs for as siemens a deal with mitsubishi. u.k. discount retailinger b&m is seeking a multibillion pound agreement. t is the latest u.k. retail to list in 2014. infosys has named a new chief executive officer. he will take over on august 1. he was previously sap's technology head. he seeks to reverse four straight years of narrowing margins. welcome back to "countdown". i'm anna edwards. >> i'm mark barton. 7:40 here in london. let's bring the focus back to the world cup and the english team's preparations. newer next guest is a former football clubhead. welcome back to show. good to see you. how was it in miami? how were the preparations going? how did they go? of course they are in brazil now. >> well, they seemed to be very relaxed. i went to the honduras game on saturday as you know, with affected. it wasn't the most exciting football match i've ever

i first quote, i read this morning, this is from allen duncan, a senior marine science fellow near perthore of a dull oomph. can you tell me what really this sound will tell them? >> well, you know, i feel like we're kind of grasping at straws here. it's been about a week that they released that data. that was really the big clue that we hoped we could sink our teeth into. since that time, people have had a hard time imaging anykind of conclusion. now we have this report about the oomph or bump or thump or whatever it might be. we'll know tomorrow when they release the actual audio. but for right now, it seems unlikely, let's put it that way. >> your enthusiasm, jeff wise, is palpable through the tv. the likelihood that it's actually related to the plane, you're saying, not so likely? >> it's got a couple problems with it. for one thing it's in the wrong place. they were able to get, i guess, a bearing to tell which direction it was coming from, and have a rough idea how far it is. and it's far from this arc that they think that the plane came down on bailsed on the inmarsat data. it's s

they have edged out and perthed leading sunni figures from that government to make that government moreic, more representative, more democratic. and here is an opportunity for america to put its agenda forward and also show that it is capable of standing up to its enemies in the middle east. >> talk sounds good, but we all want to see action. and al maliki failed to incorporate the sunnis in his country as well as even the kurds. we have three different ethnicities and political complicated problem here. so if the u.s. decides to get involved, could the u.s. risk the appearance of taking sides in this ethnic cultural religious political conflict and in effect incite violence against america? >> in taking sides against very radical elements in the middle east, whether it be shiites or sunnis is not a bad thing. it strengthens america's image among the moderates in the middle east. there are great moderate forces in the middle east to look to the united states for inspiration, as well as for action. again, this is an opportunity. there is always going to be a risk. there has been a myth i

will do a little more than what the shuttle did because the shuttle wasn't meant to go beyond the perthnd the l.s.u. of the rocket is it will return us from far away places which is something the shuttle didn't do. host: the nasa budget and we'll look at details of it with our guest dan leone of "space news." if you have questions about the budget and some of these programs you heard about and the science involved, here's a chance to find out more, 202-585-3881 for republicans, 202-585-3880 for democrats and 202-585-2882 for independents. c-spanwj. tweet @ we had a chance to speak with steve swanson of the international space station and talked about the big rocket as you refer to it and gave us his impressions of it and listen to what he had to say and get your thoughts on it. >> right now science is pretty much separated between the u.s. side, or i should say the u.s. which includes the european space agency, canada, all those and then the russian side. so the scientists are what separate it. however, we do require the russians for us to get up here and get back down right now. hopefu