meaning the reuters journalists.g to the statement, before the apaches opened fire, american troops were conducting a raid nearby when they were hit with small arms fire and rocket-propelled grenades. reuters conducts its own investigation and can find no one in the area who saw any clashes that day. one week later the news organization demands an official u.s. investigation. it also specifically requests access to the apache on board cameras and voice communications. all their requests are denied. the government makes no further comment on the incident until three years later when wikileaks, which had received a leaked copy of the classified video, releases it under the provocative title "collateral murder." >> the video is important in a number of ways. one of them is better scrutiny of how pilots behave when they fire on people. >> they released it in a couple different forms. they released it both in a long form, then a more concise form where the high points, if you will, were highlighted during the incident. th

this coming to us villa reuters.will be testifying before this benghazi committee at a date yet undetermined if the committee according to reuters withdrawals its subpoenas. so some developments that rep sent a change in tactics from democrats in their approach in what they have seen and still do see as a bipartisan effort. >> john conyers -- >> john conyers has been there for years as you know. i remember him as a child on the watergate committee. a long-standing member of the jude ashary committee. ran into trouble, did not have the necessary valid signatures to run in the fall. this is pretty much perfunctory procedure. he has gone to court and in this particular case, this ruling, the results of something of a hail mary on the part of john conyers. he is not going to be on the ballot as it stands right now. however, that doesening preclude him from encouraging people to write in his name in november and as we have seen in recent history that can be effective. lisa ran in alaska and ended upbeating the republican

but again, the turkish energy minister telling reuters 700 people are trapped. turkish officials giving you any sense whether there will be survivors? the count of the dead today, when it rose, it rose incredibly rapidly from 5 to 17 to 70, very quickly. >> well, that's right. and now we're hearing from the minister himself that the death toll, be the known death toll be actually 151 people. and of course rather than being alarmist and speculating on who might die, there is certainly the concern that the death toll could prove much, much higher, and that this could be turkey's worst ever mining disaster. >> i don't know the numbers off the top of my head. but i would imagine if those numbers continue to surge exponentially, it could be one of the worst in the world. andrew, thank you very much. the deadly explosion of what we know so far is obviously incredibly horrific when we're getting these latest numbers from the turkish energy ministry. joining me on the phone is greg hall. he is the president of driller supplies. greg, obviously you were on the scene back

reuter is reporting -- militants.euters is reporting more than 30 have been killed near the city. >> as russia warns of a humanitarian catastrophe in separatist-held cities surrounded by ukrainian troops, u.s., polish, and canadian paratroopers are conducting joint nato training in polled. >> our reporter entered the embattled city. here's his firsthand look at the fear and anger of both sides and the civilians now caught in the acrossfire. >> reporter: on the way in, we passed ukraine's army, edging closer to its center and were told to hurry on. just around the corner, pro-russian militants were clearly massing, ready. the green van driven by their best equipped nearby. this day the probing side of the others stopped and broke interest the chaos of open conflict. [ siren ] a procession of ambulances to the hospital. this man's wife shot in the head. he said whilst on their balcony. she died moments later. the random suffering and moments of loss in what's fast becoming a civil war. militants brought in, too. from th

reuters quoted an aide to ukraine's interior minister as saying the government won't comment until the operation is over. >>> the separatists have been in control of slavyansk and a number of other eastern cities for more than three weeks now, and day after day they've been expanding their reach. more from nhk world's craig dale. >> reporter: the wall of riot police was no match for the crowd of pro-russian activists. stun grenades didn't deter them. they pelted the police with rocks. then they charged. it's become a familiar pattern in eastern ukraine. armed pro-russian groups have taken over government buildings. separatist leaders want to hold referendums later this month on the region's future within the country. members of the interim government in kiev say the votes would have no legal basis. they're preparing for a presidential election on may 25th at would be paired with a national poll on greater regional autonomy. >> this should be something that ukrainian people get to decide for themselves. it should not be something that an outside nation dictates to ukraine and that is ce

also got a fresh boost today as revenue projections for the firm to improve according to thomson reuters data. now several analysts have upgraded their recommendations on chinese unit calm over the past ninety days so at least a little bit of good news lately didn't even dance to live in a tunnel about this and doesn't seem ancient efforts mara love you honey pecan calm markets that would show investors keep an eye on the interesting story really keen eye out for taiwan mobile phone maker htc which will give guidance on tuesday the smartphone maker has us in any new phone which had to consider a real winner thanks to its twin center we are camera. the protocol be an eight. that said htc is performed badly in sales falling far behind rivals youtube for marketing and branding few years ago with htc sold ten per cent of all smartphones globally the same company ended twenty thirteen with a market share of just two percent. the first quarter this year. htc posted a bigger than expected loss to the big question can a htc make a comeback in what is already a factory that smartphone market inve

that again from reuters. here are the secretaries are marked from the white house earlier. >> thank you jay and i think all of you. i would like to be here celebrating all the work that's happening around our country to reinvigorate our nations transportation networks. unfortunately however this may be the most dire moment in the american transportation system has faced in decades. as soon as august the highway trust fund the account that pays for building and repairing our nation's roads will start bouncing checks unless congress acts up to 700,000 americans will lose their jobs over the next year. and roadwork, bridge building transit maintenance all of these types of projects may be delayed or shut down completely. which means freight won't move which means trade will slow which means businesses won't hire. and by the way your morning commute will be longer because the roads you are driving on bookworm bolt and no one will show up to fix them. we are at a starting to see it happen. the national tennis -- i

i was a little suspect of the report from reuters because reuters is is a very left wing news agency. cited, you know a 3-year-old came here and what people should understand is this smuggling rings that do. this. >> sure. >> they take the children. they charge money and i guess adults pay some money. they bring the children across the border. and then7&[t the children either are told they have relatives somewhere, you know, to try to get there or maybe their brother, you know, the 3-year-old as a 15-year-old brother and they try to get whatever. but whatever it is, as you rightly pointed out it's humanitarian crisis. you get 60,000 people under the age of 18 how they could get through the border is asound sounding to me after all of this time. we do in some sectors have very stringent border control. apparently they are in big ben national park places very rural and sneaking across. >> report tonight, bill, now we are so overwhelmed by this, it literal solid an invasion of people crossing into texas, next doesn't have the facilities to deal with these people i don't know why they are

lorillard shares finish the session up 10%, spiking up to session highs on news from reuters.u. >> a 22.5 billion market cap from lorillard. thank you. >>> ebay says a cyber attack breached a database containing passwords and other financial information. >> what's going on? take a step back. ebay comes out and tell its users, listen, you need to change your passwords, there's been a hack attack and ebay and users, talking about 145 million people. there was an attack, and ebay also importantly saying no financial information was compromi compromised. there may have been some confusion because the company also posted a similar message on the paypal site and that message was taken down. paypal said as of right now based on this evidence no paypal financial information, credit card information appears to be compromised. remember, that information is stored and secured separately. it's encrypted, so as of right now, kelly, no financial information from ebay or paypal has been stolen. >> okay. here's what i want to know, you guys. first for more reaction let's bring in, if we could

reuters said on monday that a gunfight took place between pro russians in government forces the suburbs of sloppy as an eastern ukraine. acting president aleksandr church in that says government forces will keep trying to prevent violence from spreading to other parts of the country more children are being caught up in the fighting in syria. their plight has made many to seek refuge in neighboring nations foreign ministers from countries in the region want the international community to do more to ministers made the appeal on sunday and larger scan for searing refugees in jordan. jordanian foreign minister nasser today says there's only one way to end the crisis. as i keep reminding that is no humanitarian solution to the political crisis in syria that is a political solution that was and the humanitarian crisis and the imaginative suffering. there are now more than two point seven million refugees half of them are reported to be less than eighteen years old. some children have been diagnosed with depression after being away from their homes for so long. the four point two billion dolla

this all according to reuters.says the deal will involve an asset swap of alstom's power business while the french government takes a stake in the runoff rail business. ge has its deal in at the moment with a $17 billion deal for the power arm. alstom has to decide on that by june. the french government has been openly critical of ge's bid. >>> and google's also reportedly trying to strike a deal to buy the gaming site twitch for more than $1 billion. this according to a report in variety. twitch is the privately held video streaming service for gamers. this report suggests the old cash transaction would be announced imminently. twitch was founded in 2011 as more than 45 million monthly users. shares of google today are off 2% in frankfurt. >>> another big story today is deuts deutsche bank with the plans to raise 8 billion euros in fresh capital. the jer mgerman lender launch p over the weekend in a bid to put an end to questions about the capital strength. you have to remember, it raised $10.2 billion euros in a

here are the top stories - in east ukraine tonight reuters reporting gun fire in the city of slovyansk. held by pro-russian protesters, separatists say forces launched a large-scale operation to retake the town. a reuters photographer reported seeing a helicopter opening fire. >>> a revealing report from the government about sexual assault on college campuses. the government releasing the nails of 55 colleges -- names of 55 colleges under investigation, from large public university to ivy league. the pentagon addressed sexual assault in the military, saying reports of abuse jumped 50% last i can't remember. the defense department says the spike is because the military took steps to encourage victims to report abuse. officials suspect the problem is underreported. >>> moscow celebrated may dane since the soviet era ended. thousands proclaimed support for vladimir putin after the annexation of crimea. another large may day celebration was in cuba, 600,000 turned out there. flooding left many stranded. rescue teams launched boats. record rainfall led to landslides as well. >>> "america to

two giants of the tobacco industry getting together, reuters is reporting reynolds american is in advanceo buy lorillard, reuters is citing sources, but look at the shares, the spike to the right-hand side of this stock up 10 and one 3% in the past couple minutes as soon as this news broke. we have the closing bell ringing in less than five minutes, so stay tuned. big move, big story and we will have more on this in a second plus we talked to former fed vice chair. believing there is a deep division among the ranks, but what does that mean? is it something to worry about? coming up live on fox business. cars are driven by people. they're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. liz: david asman joins me on a big day. david: i thi

european financial editor at reuters breaking views. >>> the hotel group says it will return $750 million to shareholders after the company's first quarter figures were boosted by the north america market. speaking first to cnbc earlier, the ceo said the outlook is pretty good. >> we don't sort of like to predict the future but i think we've seen steady growth. i think as in many markets, you've got winners and losers. we have very strong brands, very attractive to consumers, which is our real focus, get brands that are bringing people through the door. you'll see this gaining market share across the world. that is true in china and europe, as much as it is in the u.s. >> the german company, software ag, sales down 7%. it expects fully operating profits to rise. the stock up 3.5%. and basf beat expectations despite currency head winds. on the analyst call, the cfo said they would continue to focus on organic growth because of high earnings multiples paid in recent industry takeovers. >>> now, just in case you're wondering, it is jobs friday. the april u.s. jobs report due out at 8:30 east

screen, in 392 states in which reuter has data, revenues have declined 12.4% from the previous april certainly something to pay attention to. back to you. >> all right, thanks so much, rick santelli. >>> on this throwback thursday, look at this. jon fortt, when he was just a little bit younger. that's great -- but where does the term throwback thursday actually come from? we have answers on that, and more embarrassing pictures in a minute. dow's up 20. ♪ [ male announcer ] tora bora fallujah argonne khe sanh midway dak to normandy medina ridge the chosin reservoir these are places history will never forget but more important are the faces we will always remember. ♪ true business-grade internet comes with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. >>> part of the original cnb

is a music producer, writer and editors and joseph man is technology proje projects reporter for reuter. he is the author of all the rave, the rise and fall of john fannings napster. is this new for apple, whose more often grown businesses in house than purchased them from outside? >> well, sure, it's the most they've ever spent on a single acquisition by a large measure. it seems to indicate a change in strategy. it's hard to imagine steve jobs doing this. it's a change both in their appetite or acquisition generally, and sort of an admission that they've been ignoring a vie tat part of the market. >> what does beats get you that apple wasn't able to get itself. >> i wouldn't say that apple engineers aren't capable of anything, they're an impressive bunch. and the other thing they get is a really good human curated streaming service where they had no take up in their own streaming at all. >> well, when joe mentions the high end first, those beats headphones are expensive. are they worth it? >> um, that's debatable. they also have, you know, for as high as beats headphones cost they hav

reuters reporting that reynolds american is in advance merger talks to buy lorillard. deal here. david: we're seeing a pop in lorillard's stock. go back to nicole petallides on floor of the nicesy for details. >> that's right. just as we were approaching the closing bell, we saw lorillard, traders came over to my desk noting here. look how lorillard it is jumping. moments later we saw big news here. we may see number two and number three tobacco companies together. reynolds american and lorillard in advanced merger talks. they could come together as soon as weeks. there is the other little piece. david: british american tobacco, they have a 42% stake in reynolds. this may be a tie-up of all three of these companies. reynolds has camel. lorillard has newport. they could be put together. we saw this stock jumping about 10 1/2% at the closing bell. lorillard, what a big move going into the closing bell. if you look at intraday chart you see that big pop-up on heavy volume. we'll continue to follow this story. this is obviously a huge potential merger. of course none of th

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massive cyber attack that compromised the personal data of its users, the san jose based company told reuters news didn't realize that the a attack -- attack affected customer information. it moved swiftly to disclose the breech. e-bay said the attack was discovered earlier this month. the company has come under fire not paying it public. >>> two investigators tonight say the city of pleasanton is not doing enough to conserve the emergency drought, even allow water to flood a street. mandatory water concentration in pleasanton we heard from an awful lot of viewers saying water is wasted in the city. katie investigated the claims. reporter: this is near owens drive in pleasanton, a flood of city of water -- drinking water flowing more than an hour inches deep, this photo sent to us by rebecca. >> there was a big flood of water and we were shocked, it upsets me because i planted drought tolerant plants, i tried to conserve. reporter: the city blamed a bad contractor. >> that contractor is having that fixed, we'll shut the water off to that. reporter: daniel smith did confirm drinking water is u

. >> i want to bring in reuter's investigative reporter david roew, and very familiar with afghanistan and let's talk about the president's speech. the only headline in addition to the president thanking the troops for their service is the bilateral security agreement, and for folks who are not f familiar with wit, what is it and where does it stand? >> it is an agreement to allow the american troops to stay in afghanistan in a training role. at the end of this year, the role will end, and they are talking about a residual force to remain there to train the afghans, but they can't stay there unless this agreement is signed. president karzai has refused to sign it. so both of the candidates for president have said they would sign it. it is a political move for him to go to afghanistan to show that he is meeting with the troops to show support. >> and he is not going to meet with karzai, and what is he going to do? >> he is going to want to show that we have a small group of forces to train the forces, and that is an effective way to help ir afghanistan. as we left iraq, and that was not

if thereld reuters, " is a dang wolf in your corral attacking your cow, shoot that wolf. >> the mediais guilty of keeping it polarized. > >> animal lovers, this is a call to action. our tax dollars are being turned against innocent animals during this time, the state of wyoming can declare war on wolves. >> killing wolves, whether hunting, trapping, or removing the problem wolf periodically, it really shouldn't be news anymore. we don't announce everyone -- every time someone shoots a coyote or someone kills a mountain lion or a bear. wolves are not weapons of mass destruction. they are just another critter on the landscape trying to make a living and doing what god put him there for. >> why the middleground voices aren't heard is a good question. there has been a lot of drama associated with the conflict. [gunfire] trying to live with a wolf is rathere complicated, than a story about don't kill the wolves or kill all the wolves. all you really read about in the newspapers is what the mouthpieces say to the media. i think it is a gross oversimplification of what is happening on the la

reuters obtained a copy of the memo detailing what new sanctions could look like. on the low end, reuters says the eu will restrict russian imports of luxury goods like diamonds and caviar. on the high end, the eu would move to stop importing russian oil and gas entirely. >>> ukraine elected a new president over the weekend, and he's vowing to crack down on russian separatists. >>> all right, so, they demanded information for months. now families are poring over the just-released satellite data in the search for flight 370. will this data answer their questions? what does it tell us? we're live in beijing with what the families are saying now, coming up next. ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can clear a table [ sneezes ] without lifting a finger, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. ♪ zyrtec®. muddle no more™. [ female announcer ] and now introducing children's zyrtec® dissolve tabs for full 24 hour allergy relief. mayo? corn

reuters reports-- reynolds american-- is in talks to buy lorillard. it could become a 3-way transaction, that includes british american tobacco which owns a 42% stake in reynolds. the merger between reynolds and lorillard could create a mega $55 billion dollar company rolling out camel and newport cigarettes. it also creates a larger competitor to altria the maker of marlboro cigarettes. altria controls half of the u.s. tabacco market. google could be gearing up for a spending spree. the tech giant told the sec it's planning to keep it's 30 billion dollar offshore cash stash overseas, to use for expansion. that's according to forbes. the report was filed in december, but made public this week. google said it expects to use 20 to 30 billion dollars for upcoming m&a activity. at times it looked like it was a dead deal. but after more than a decade of talks.. russia and china have signed a $400 billion dollar oil deal. russia's gazprom will supply natural gas to china through a new pipeline for the next 30 years. futures traders are already factoring in

reuters saying this has actually gone through. little bit of confusion as to whether this deal has gone through. now, according to the ft this morning, there was a delay in the signing of that deal. it's been in the works for about ten years and if it is delayed or if it falls through altogether, obviously that would be a huge blow for mr. vladimir putin. obviously because he wants to show the west that he still has some friends in the east. now, according to some of the flashes, the gas deal between china and russia would be for 30 years to supply 38 billion cubic meters of gas. as soon as we have that confirmation, that final confirmation from gazprom, we'll bring that to you. interesting comments coming from mr. barroso, the commission head. he's told russia's putten in a letter that it is up to gazprom to ensure that gas is supplied to europe, calling on him to maintain europe's gas supplies and, again, in that letter that he sent, he's urging russia not to interrupt gas flows through ukraine. remember, this is against the bac

steve from reuters. >> thank you, sir. has secretary shinseki offered to resign? if hasegawa he's not to blame who is? were you caught by surprise by these allegations? >> rick shinseki i think serves this country because he cares deeply about veterans and he cares deeply about the mission. and i know that rick's attitude is if he does not think he can do a good job on this, and if he thinks he's let our veterans down, then i'm sure that he is not going to be interested in continuing to serve. at this stage rick is committed to solving the problem. and working with us to do it. and i am going to do everything in my power using the resources of the white house to help that process of getting to the bottom of what happened and fixing it. but i'm also going to be waiting to see what the results of all this review process yields. i don't yet know how systemic this is. i don't yet know are there a lot of other facilities that have been cooked in the books? or is this just an episodic problem? we know that essentially wait times have been a problem for decades in all ki

reuters reports-- the employees were let fo for failing to do enough to protect the bank from a bad deal. another employee was fired in february. that's when citigroup discolsed it discovered $565 million in fraudulent loans given to a mexican oil services company. in today's cover story, financing comes back to small business. bank of america just announced it'll hire 150-small business bankers this year in california. and the wells fargo/gallup small business index lists optimism at its highest point in six years. a trend that's got the small thinking big. in suburban chicago, a roomful of small business owners--doing well enough to offer advice... "be flexible, diversify and be ready to automate." and most here with plans to expand on their minds... "some of it may be financially-based, some of it may be marketing based." they all listened to a pitch from village bank and trust--- just seven-branches and a loan portfolio heavy in commercial loans--to let them know that the small business administration has made it easier to secure a loan with clear advantages. "they're a lot less expe

according to a reuters the new york attorney general's office is probing the intercontinental exchange, nasdaq omx, and bats global markets. along with high frequency trading firms. the ag is interested in finding out if high frequency traders receive early information. astrazeneca is rejecting a new bid from pfizer, calling it inadequate. the new offer of $106 billion dollars is larger than the $100 billion u-s-based pfizer proposed in january. but the british drug firm says the bid "substantially undervalues" the company. if the deal happens in the future, it would be one of the largest-ever foreign takeovers of a british company, and one of the biggest acquisitions in the drug industry. the weekend party is over in omaha for this year's berkshire hathaway shareholder meeting... but the company is working on a new source of energy. berkshire is buying the rest of candadian power transmission provider altalink for $2.9 billion dollars. the deal still needs approval by regulators. it would give berkshire full equity ownership. in the wake of the oil supply disruptions that followed sup

according to thomas reuters -- retailers overall posted same store sales in april that increased 4.6%t's also the second consecutive month that sales have topped expectations. the ipo calendar gets a reboot its public debut today. the energy company was expected to price between $19 and $21. the ticker symbol is pbfx. on thursday cheetah mobile closed just over $14, its opening price. next week beauty product company jum-ay international holdings, plans to price between $19.50 to $21.50. ticker symbol is "j-m-e-i" and cancer care company 21st century oncology holdings could price between $14 to 16 ticker symbol is "i-c-c". in earnings watch... single serve k-cups are selling well for keurig green mountain. net income rose a robust 22%. and, the forecast for surpassed estimates. wendy's improved profits by sprucing up restaurants and offering more premium fast food. even though revenue declined 13% it was still better than what wall street expected. amazon is adding 15 more u.s. cities to its sunday delivery list. the e-tailer already offers seven-day delivery in new york and los angel

in an exclusive report by reuters--56% of the claims the doctors filed were incorrect. the claims involved drug tests on older patients. analysis shows 24,000 drug tests were done on just 145 patients in 2012. that amounts to about one test every other day. two of the doctors denied wrongdoing, the third declined to comment. medicare officials also had no comment. although there is a surge in prescription drug abuse among older americans. in today's cover story, vocal demonstrations to raise the wages of fast-food workers and retail sales clerks have had a clear impact on management. it's stepping up plans to automate. demonstrations such as those outside mcdonald's shareholders meeting, last week may have an unintended consequence of speeding up fast- food industry's plans to automate--as mcdonald's for example, seeks to streamline its business model. "the company isn't just looking at reducing its administrative costs, it's talking about reallocating resources toward its digital initiative toward online ordering and online payment." it doesn't stop with online orderin

according to reuters, at least eight additional girls are being held hostage by members of boko haram. officials say that the team which includes the u.s. military and hostage negotiators will get to work right away. >> i think now the complications that have arisen have convinced everybody that there needs to be a greater effort. and it will begin immediately. i think literally. immediately. we are in touch. our embassy is in touch. we've been talking with africa. and we've been talking with various entities. and i think you're going to see a very, very rapid response. >> abduction sparked outrage around the world and triggered rallies in cities. protests are also being held in nigeria where family members are begging for help. nigeria's first lady broke down yesterday when she talked about the abducted girls and said the girls aren't doing enough to find them. back here at home, members held a vigil on the steps of the capitol to pray for the girls' safe return. lawmakers say there's a responsibility now to find them safely. >> this is a moral test for the world. this is say moral t

reuters says villagers told them that many armed men came to the village and opened fire. they see the girls were taking away on trucks along with the looted livestock and food the only tune in and assembled the hat on. gunmen from the group broke into school dormitories on april fourteen in northeastern nigeria and kidnap more than two hundred gowns and claim responsibility and demanded the government abolished western style education international leaders had unanimously condemned the group. some are offering assistance to the nigerian government. our goal obviously is to help the international community in the nigerian government as a team to do everything we can do to recover these young ladies. this is an actual evil eighteen ninety people across the planet to stand with nigeria to help fight these children and return them to the parents. nigerian government forces have found no sign at the end the missing students. south africans can stay balanced and if this election since the end of the partake. it was seen as a tax for the african national congress the party of th

an afghan official in the city told reuters the two men fired an rpg at the vehicle. no group claimed responsibility. both american said to suffer only minor injuries. state department warned american citizens to get out of libya. the american embassy will be evacuated. in the state department directive says the ongoing political violence has made the company's security situation unpredictable and unstable. once american citizens could face kidnapping landed the taps and even death. former nfl player to be arraigned on two more murder charges. hernandez is already pleaded guiltnot guilty. in charge of a double murder from two years ago. did the killing two men in a drive-by shooting. fall of the victims from a nightclub pulled up to them at a red light and shot them. no evidence that a previously those victims. class is at the university of california students resumed today. how the memorial service for the six students were murdered near the campus. >> when i raise my hand i wanted to shout so loved that they're going to hear you. >> belly of rogers suspected of stab

. >> our reporters, sarah burr and joseph of reuters this week on "press:here." good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. i'm a product of sesame street. when you think about it, i probably had more intellectual growth watching sesame street from ages 1 to 4 than i did in college. engineers would say it was a bigger delta. some of the same folks behind big bird are behind a new educational tv show called newsers. the tv show may not quite the right word because it's on hulu, the online streaming service. brendan broil is one of the world leading authority on kids and creativity. he's a partner at ido. he runs their toy lab, he's a professor at stanford and adviser as well. that's a lot of stuff. sarah and joseph, sarah, you may know her from usa today, now tech crunch. walkmy through the lineage of dosers. i would say sesame street is kind of their grandparent? >> it's from a really great property of henson home properties. if you're a certain age, you'll remember fraggal rock. they were always building. they were just the beginning part, and now they have their

each reuters the u s versions available to secure the marketplace today to search makes the network with new and moving with them . a new one. there have been reports of renewed fighting year so don't get eastern ukraine where kremlin backed insurgents are battling ukrainian troops for control of the bridge and separatism occupied since early april according to french defence ministry a group of insurgents unsuccessfully attempted to leave the city. the latest development comes four days before temperatures in the region plan on holding a local referendum on recognizing that kidnapped the region a republic and a day after videos

steve from reuters. >> thank you, sir. has secretary shinseki offered to resign? were you caught by surprise by the allegations? >> rick shinseki serves this country because he cares deeply about veterans, and he cares deeply about the mission. i know that rick's attitude is if he does not think he can do a good job on this and if he thinks he let our veterans down, then i'm sure that he is not going to be interested in continuing to serve. at this stage rick is committed to solving the problem and working with us to do it. i'm going to do everything in my power using the resources of the white house to help that process of getting to the bottom of what happened and fixing it. but, i'm also going to be waiting to see what the results of all this review process yields. i don't yet know how systemic this is. i don't know if there are a lot of other facilities cooking the books, or is this just an episodic problem? we know that -- you know, essentially wait times have been a problem for decades in all kinds of circumstances with respect to getting benefits, health ca

we have some new numbers from reuters that says a spokesperson for the provincial governor confirming that more than twenty one hundred are dead in a massive landslide which had a remote village on friday. the melon this area had experienced several days of heavy rain and flooding has caused the side of the cliff to collapse onto the village of hobo blurry search began on saturday morning amid the concern that the un stable hillside make a vegan. way to get to know that now we can only help displaced people. those straps and the landslides and who have most lines. it is impossible to do anything for them they are bad though when i was then distributed to less like survivors in the provincial governor is saying about three hundred homes but third of the houses in the area were hit after it will collapse of the village local officials are saying most of the missing are feared dead. as most of the houses are buried under aut twenty meters of debris landslides in the collections are frequent in afghanistan but friday's was one of the dead things. the search and rescue operation continues

>> there is a report out from reuters over the weekend that they are going to offer 7 billion in cashng with their rail unit, and then siemens would hand over that rail unit. they get the nuclear energy business and that is what siemens gets. we don't have a formal offer from siemens. >> ok, hans. up, a new president and a new path. will ukrainians benefit from a closer relationship with europe? we will discuss the issue of .kraine and emerging markets ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move." 30 minutes into the trading day, equity markets are finding it difficult to get an exact direction. it is going to be about what draghi says to the markets. today is about postelection examination. that is what the market is going to look for. let's get to john farrell and some stocks to watch. >> there is only one stock i am watching, and that is intercontinental. biggest gainer here in europe. an 11 year high. no comment from the company. rumor is circulating and the market is buying. back to you. thank you for that. government is in discussions with commercial banks reliant on the service compromis

webpage of this media organization every day with articles they affectively lifted from places like reuters other mainstream media organizations put under the name of the six journalists and then they would have these corps of journalists use their persona to get close to targets, lawmakers, defense , and others. until they got to the time they trusted them enough to clicked would download malicious software, steal credentials, get access to e-mail. it's a pretty clever operation. >> we know they are from iran because they worked based on the iranian work schedule? there were certain clues that led eyesight to believe that these were iranian hackers? >> is out of evidence that points back to iran. are based inses iran. they used iranian words as passwords, the hackers. if you charted the activity of the hackers, it's it precisely with a typical iranian work week, even to the weekend where they took off starting thursday afternoon and started again on saturday. >> i love the detail of the organization, the iranian week and is exactly what mossad would have us do? it becomes circles within ci

reuters has this story looking at how the u.s. is involved in searching for the missing girls.he headline -- u.s. surveillance aircraft joins hunt for kidnapped nigerian girls." huntof an international for 200 girls kidnapped one .onth ago by boko haram thousands of nigerian troops have been sent to the region while the united states and britain also have teams on the ground to help with the search. during prime minister's question time earlier today, david cameron had this to say about the uk's participation in the search. >> order. order. let's have respectable silence for mr. william cash. >> my right humble friend will know that interventional international -- development on gender equality came into force last night. will he note that this will protest -- protect women and girls throughout the world? particularly in places like nigeria and syria it provides an opportunity to be able to do whatever we can to prevent tragedy? will he be good enough to have a word with our excellent secretary of state and do whatever we can to use this fact to help those people who have been

reuters reports russia plans to sign a contract to construct two additional reactors at the site of the only currently working reactor, also built by russia. talks with western powers ended last week with little progress. the u.s. military says some of the 80 american drops are now in chad to help look for 300 kidnapped girls in neighboring nigeria. it's a reaction to more pressure here at home on president obama to help find those girls. national security correspondent jennifer griffin tells us members of both parties are pushing hard. >> reporter: the leader of the nigerian terror group that kidnapped more than 300 school girls last month is now the target of international sanctions. the u.n. security council added boko haram to a list of al qaeda-linked organizations today, subjecting it to an arms embargo and freezing assets. until now, neither republicans nor democrats have been satisfied with u.s.e esfforts t find the girls and punish the terrorists. >> i don't see why once we get these girls free i'm going to tell you for me i want drones, i want something because they don't belo

the webpage of this media organization every day with articles that effectively listed laces like reutersnd other mainstream media organizations and was put under the name of these fake journalists and then they would have this corps of journalists use their persona to get close to u.s. lawmakers and military officers and defense contractors and others over a long. of time until they got to the point where they trusted them enough to click on a link that would download malicious software and still credentials and get access to e-mails. it was a pretty clever operation. >> we know they are from iran because-they worked on the iranian were scheduled? there were certain close? -- clues? >> there's a lot of evidence that points back to iran, the iip addresses are based in iran. they used iranian words as passwords, the hackers and things like if you chart the activity of the hackers, it's imprecisely with typical iranian work week even to the weekend were they took off starting thursday afternoon and started again on saturday. it's a very professional organization. whatmossad would do if they

ron cox is reuters breaking views. lots of big topics to every co.ecially, we have congressman frank on a little bit later. we have a chance that here, he's very smart and he's not in office anymore. he, you know, he will tell you whether something makes sense or not. you got some great ideas that i don't understand completely. >> on corporate tax reform? >> not corporate tax reform, ed says is even better. we talk about. i was doing some research for today and i found out, we have not made any investments in this country and we have been consuming, consuming like crazy, you cannot grow without investment. >> absolutely. >> that's where we need to talk about this depreciation thing. we will get to it. >> the government investing. i can't stand when i hear, we will invest. >> corporations investing. i will also combine that. you might like it, with bringing back money and doing public private stuff. infrastructure, we can do that, can't we? >> we can certainly do that. but the problem on the investment side you mentioned right at the beginning is on t

dan, executive etd tore of digital at reuters.sperson institute is here as well. we will be with you guys in just a moment. let's get you through some of the headlines. a half hour away from personal income. it posts a rise of 0.4. it is arriving 0.1. salesforce.com is one of this morning's early winners. that comes after the maker of customer service software struck an agreement what i used to think of as their enemy. they will work on windows devices and used in conjunction with microsoft's popular office software. remember the glitch in healthcare.gov? the state of oregon went with its own web site designed by oracle. it doesn't work out. the state's governor is asking to sue oracle pause they had so many problems that they abandoned it and switched to healthcare.gov. the buzz story of the morning. steve ballmer is being the los angeles clippers for $2 billion. i'm not sure mr. sterling thinks sit happening. the deal will need to be approved by the board of governors before it is finali d finalized. he outbid magic and oprah. a