and ned parker, reuters river chief -- reuters bureau chief, also joins us.ut i want to do comment on perhaps two additional forces that may add rater impetus to the disintegration occurring. the call of the peace brigade to head into the area to defend a shiite site in the in iraqnd the role today. the other is turkey. the seizing of a turkish nationals by the islamist fighters from of the possibility that turkey, which has happened in the past, has moved into iraq. by sadar, still don't know if that is 100% confirmed. there are a lot of rumors going on now. but i think your right to address his issue of shiite militia mobilization. he has rained in his militia movement since 2008 and largely shunned that type of activity on the street. that said, he still has his organization in place. in recent years, he has tried to wave the banner of iraqi nationalism, stressing the unity of shia and sunni. he has rivals that mohammed al dulaimy alluded to, which is a breakaway fashion from the sadr movement that has been active and been fighting outside baghdad for mont

but last year reuters report found doj officials are using nsa gathered intel jengs as leads for criminal cases without informing the defendant of the origin of the case and misleading federal prosecutors about the origins. do you believe that such use of nsa intercepts are lawful? >> that's a complicated question and i'm trying to make sure i

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no, this is reuters' source. this is reuters' source -- >> i can't give a damn whose source it is. if they're commenting on the president of the united states and won't go on the record saying it -- >> high-level guys, not low-level operatives. these are deputy intel minister, communications minister of the taliban. bob, let me -- we'll -- answer this, though. some reports, some accounts say six people died trying to bring sergeant bergdahl back. some accounts say 14 people died trying to bring him back. some ngts say we don't know how many because how many people died capturing these five that we let go. was this worth it? did the obama administration make a mistake doing this now? >> i mean, i don't -- listen, there is a standard policy that you go after your own when they're out in the field, if you're -- if they're held prisoner. could there have been a better way to do it? could they have wait a while and done it one strike? maybe that's right. but the military made the decision to send them after this guy. you can't quarterback it on monday and say it was a bad decision. >> w

this coming from the lithuanian competition authority via reuters.ussia failed to agree on a gas deal after eight hours of negotiations. trilateral talks which include the european commission will be resuming later today or early tomorrow on wednesday. >>> elsewhere, the shale production boom state side has allowed the u.s. to move from worrying about the viability of their gas imports to become almost untirely energy self-sufficient. the goal is 2017, 2020. one of the many beneficiaries is atlas energy, which has grown six-fold since it went public in 2012. welcome. >> thanks, louisa. >> first of all, energy independence for the u.s., are you on 2017, 2020, does it matter? >> i'm more of 2020. but two years ago i remember being with jim cramer on cnbc and i proclaimed the possibility of north american -- not u.s. alone but north american, u.s. and canada, energy independence. jim said at the time, that's startling. i never heard anyone say this would happen quickly. it really is happening and it really is extremely important to the world. >> atlas e

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reuters news agency quoted witnesses as saying an attacker dropped a device in front of the venue on tuesday night before running off. no one has claimed responsibility for the explosion. the surrounding area are at the heart of an insurgency by extremist group boko haram. >>> al qaeda linked islamist militants are pushing closer to baghdad. they're locked in fierce fighting with iraqi troops, and they're using the country's second largest city, mosul, as their stronghold. militants are battling to take control of baquba about 50 kilometers north of the capital. they fired mortars at a police station on the outskirts of the city. sunni extremists have advanced in areas where many sunnis live, but baquba has large numbers of shia residents who support the government of prime minister nuri al maliki. government soldiers are using land and air attacks to try and reclaim the region. >>> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has condemned mass killings by the militants. >> there's a real risk of further sectarian violence on a massive scale within iraq and beyond its borders. >> ban called f

in december 2011 it started with this reuters article and then the following month in january there was another article from the "washington post" and then a fox news article and then there was this cnn article. a flurry of coverage, ten years in to guantanamo of three of those guys who got to guantanamo the first day it opened and had since been totally forgotten by the press. the reason there was that little flurry of coverage of those three specific guys is because somehow it leaked the u.s. government had been in top secret, high-level negotiations with the taliban that three of those guys that got there on day one of guantanamo should be released. the leak was specific. it named these three guys who got there on day one when guantanamo opened. also these other two taliban prisoners who got to the same prison a few months ago. these five guys were otherwise not famous for anything as far as guantanamo goes. when the u.s. started to talk to the taliban about making negotiated progress with them, these five, specifically, were apparently the five guys who the taliban picked. they were

reuters looked at data on front end crashes similar to those caused by gm's faulty ignition switch.ound at least 74 people died in gm cars in accidents with key similarities to those linked to the 13 deaths gm has already acknowledged. gm says it uncovered those 13 deaths through claims and lawsuits and has not said whether it has referenced the database used by reuters. gm declining to comment on this latest analysis. we're going to find out later this morning whether reports like this have kept americans from buying gm cars. may sales numbers due out today. and so far, berman, i have not seen sales decline because of all of this recall stuff. in general, people are still buying gm cars. >> interesting. gives you a sense, though, why gm may have been so proactive over the last few months, at least, on this scandal, if they're concerned more could be coming out. >> that's true. >> "early start" continues right >> "early start" continues right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now, new questions and controversy over the prison swap that freed a captured america

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>> it's interesting, because reuters is reported it found at least 74 people have died in gm cars, indents quite similar to those connected with those faulty ignition switches. what do you know about that? >> we've talked to general motors about that reporting, and they are sticking by, general motors, sticking by its 13 -- 13 fatal accidents, because of the ignition switch recall, and says that it is continuing to monitor all the claims as they're made aware in the recall population, but reuters looked at something called the fatality rosting system. y -- reporting still. the front-end crashes, no deployment of an air bag, 74 fatalities. there's been dispute about this number, something that's been very, very painful for em families who lost somebody in a gm accident. the national transportation safety agency said they expect a higher number than 13. carol, an internal report from gm next month that we're expecting to have much more clarity on exactly what the extent of the recall problem in those crashes, carol? >> christine romans reporting live. >>> i'm back in a minute. it starts

reuters examined data on front-end crashes similar to those caused by gm's faulty ignition switch. accidents with key similarities to those linked to the 13 deaths gm has acknowledged. gm says it uncovered those 13 deaths through claims and lawsuits and has not said whether it has referenced the database used by reuters. gm declined to comment on that report. we're going to find out later this morning whether reports like these have kept americans from buying gm cars. may sales numbers for autos are due out today. and of course, auto sales usually are a really good gauge of just how well the consumer is doing, how well the economy is doing, and auto sales have been recovering over the past year. >>> the big story was apple coming out with their new announcements about their new products, new apps on health, the new ios operating system, but no news on iphones or ipads. >> you can go to cnnmoney and see all of our video and sound and analysis of the apple announcement yesterday. >> and "cnn money" is all new and all awesome. thanks for watching this morning. "new day" starts right n

a lot of information is provided by bloomberg and reuters and cnbc.'re just putting chrome on it. so the question is can yahoo! make a much better experience with other people's stuff and if you're bloomberg or if you're cnbc or if you're anybody, why do you need to have yahoo! as the middle person? why can't you go directly to apple and provide their app. they have to create apps that are -- they own wholly, i think that's one of the things. and that's why weather channel was allowed to end run them or able to end run yahoo! which it did. end run its own partner. it's interesting. >> kara, great stuff. are youle aing in from a yacht? >> i am. i'm sorry to tell you i am. >> i just wanted to make that clear. >> but that's like going to a coffee shop in san francisco apparently. i've just about had it and can't wait to get back. >> we will see you soon, kara. have a great weekend. i think you're off to a food start. kara swisher joining us on the line. co-executive editor of re/code. >>> kanye west calling the internet ugly at the cannes festival and he

that was a reuters report quoting a french official. the french foreign ministry says that the meeting took place in the last 10-15 minutes. they had time to look at the substance. >> we are looking at what amounts to a dance on the gint map. the french -- giant map. the french have their own way of marking the event. behind them is a movie in coordination, and it's a picture of the auschwitz. let's listen in, it's in french, but let's listen to the film. lion [ speaking in french ] >> can we talk about the contents of d -- context of d-day in the great war, how quickly did the tide turn? >> there was a break out. it took time, i think the allies wanted to go faster than speb. it took about 6 weeks before. where they were able to move and liberate paris by the end of the summer. >> 6 weeks. >> it was slow going. initially. they couldn't break through. they had to ultimately bring in naval gun fire. as mike said. they landed in southern prans -- in france. >> there was a conflict with operation markets garden. the push was they should go

reuters is reporting similar collisions killed at least 74 people.m initially reported 13 had died when it re-called more than two million vehicles in february. the big three automakers reported sales jumped last month. >> witnesses say a police officer stunned a pregnant woman with a taser and she fell on her stomach as cops tried to break up a fight. the police department reports it's investigating. >> officials in egypt just declared the winner of the election, the former army chief by a landslideful he won with nearly, get this, 97% of the vote. he is booted the islamist president mohammad morsi out of office last year. >> half past the hour now. president obama said the gitmo prisoner swap was the right thing to do. and u.s. officials say they have taken steps to keep the men from returning to the battlefield. some republicans accuse the president of raising the taliban's -- the taliban still plate throughout much of the territory in the afghanistan-pakistan border, an area larger than the state of california. a recent study by the pentagon show

a recent poll by reuters shows the majority of economists are expecting the first hike in april next week. helia ebrahimi is outside the boe. i've read that the slack has fallen to a four-year low. wouldn't that tell us that a rate hike is on the cards much sooner than we'd all expect? >> listen, i think i can't compete with the ecb today. that's where you're going to see the action. it's very unlikely -- the big question is next year, will it be before an election, a rate hike or after an election. it certainly won't be this year. what the bank of england behind me is going to be looking at is the housing market and how it can temper these runaway prices. even though in the last two months we've seen that come away a little bit, today we had figures again showing month-on-month in may, house prices up by 4.3%. it means the average price is now five times people's earnings. that's the highest ratio since the financial crisis. now why is that important? that's the area that the bank of england is concerned about, whether things are becoming unaffordable so when interest rates do go up

we're joined from nigeria by tim cox, the chief correspondent for reuters. let's start with the status of the girls, president goodluck jonathan says he knows where they are but there hasn't been p any action taken. >> the government is in a difficult position because the girls are almost certain been kept in one place, and the area where they are is quite a large area. the dilemma they face is that it to do in to try to rescue them, supposing they can even rescue one group, the problem then that would endanger the lives of the others. let's not forget it''s a textbook islamist/al qaeda tactic to kill your hostage physician you think they're about to be freed. this has happened before with western hostages in nigeria and the last thing they want is for this to be some kind of blood bath. that would make them look even worse than things do now. on the other hand, there's not too much they want to offer them either. there's talk of money. there's talk of some kind of business swap. that's what boko haram suggested. the government says, if we start releasing th

reuters now reporting that mass production of an apple watch will start in july.es diagonally, and perform some functions independently. with feel of the products release. the "wall street journal" also weighing in, saying that apple is planning multimall versions of a smart watch. though the journal says that shipments of the watch estimate the total between 10 and 15 units by the end of this year. there is a lot of excitement and interest about as apple watch, though not everybody is convinced it would be a smart move. >> i'm not a big fan of the smart watch. i think it looks kind of dorky, and not that big of a deal to look at your phone. looking at the watch, you know, is the same as looking at the phone. >> of course, we still don't know the specs of this device. the app. partners are all open questions. one former apple executive did tell me if apple does launch a watch then the tech titan would officially be in the jewelry business. the watch has to be an accessory the consumers are proud to wear. >> i would great with that, josh. thank you very much. >>> c

a reuters study estimated 74 fatalities may have been caused.m linked 13 to the ignition switches. a study found more accidents with significant similarities. g.m. did not comment on the findings. >> from chicago, a multi million lawsuit against five of the biggest companies in the world. the city claims they deceived people to hook them on prescription drugs. we have the latest. >> reporter: the lawsuit filed say the companies concealed the health risk in relation to potent pain-killers, so they could sell more and increase profits. it created addicts costing the city millions in health claims. some of the addicts moved on to heroin because it's cheeper and easier to get. harold says the complaint is modelledar the lawsuits. they are not saying the pain-killers should be marketed, but that there was deceptive advertising, and that the companies few that they were more addictive than they let on. they knew that they didn't help as much. >> the companies named are:. >> the same five manufacturers were named in a similar lawsuit filed in californi

reuters reported that they had hooird takeover approaches after a wave of deals in the sector.o online shopping is expected to jump 50% by 2016 according to the world panel and asia will lead that boom for world growth come at the expense of brick and mortar stores? johning us now, jon from cantar world panel. john, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> e-commerce grows around $53 billion worth of trading in less than two years. how sustainable is that? we're talking about, what, 5% of the overall market? >> it's 5% of the overall market, but in different countries, we've seen quite a different profile. in korea, it's as much as 10%. and that's largely down to the penetration of people who are shopping. so there are different dynamics were we're in different countries driving that. people adopt the technology and graph tart more towards online shopping. >> uk consumers spend five times more online than in stores. >> yes. >> why is the uk different? >> it's an average over the year. and la is largely down to the fact that the off-line shop is a combination of different tech

rohde is a two-time pulitzer prize winner and now a columnist for reuters. the first thing that happens to you when you're taken captive? >> the first thing is you think they're going to kill you frankly. i was grabbed just outside of kabul in afghanistan and then what they immediately did and they did this with bergdahl is moved me over the border into pakistan. that's one of the worst moments because you realize once they have you in this safe haven in pakistan, it's not are they going to kill me, it's how long is this going to last? they give you food. they give you water. when i got sick during the seven months, they would give me medicine. then it becomes a sense they're going to hold me forever and keep me barely alive for as long as it takes to get what they want. >> do they talk to you? >> they did initially. then it gets very boring. you're completely isolated. weeks turn into months. you just wonder if you're going to be forgotten. >> what do you think about that in that period? are you at this point after a while do you lose the fear that one morn

in 2011 reuters reported that the company rejected a bid from hewlett-packard -- now reuters reported2011, they reported they rejected a bid for 35, $36, $37, $38, because they figured they could do perhaps a better job themselves. they were holding out for something more. the stock subsequently, is not $38, it's at $20. so you have a board of directors, with a lot of potential liability here, a lot of people sort of shining a spotlight on it now, very smart people. what's going to happen? keep your eyes on this one? i don't put green flags on stocks very often. >> it's the first green flag i have ever seen from you, herb, but thank you very much for joining us. >> sure. >>> a special father's day edition is coming up. kelly evans is joining us. you have some special guests? >> everybody who's watching, grab a chair, pull it up. 4:00 to 5:00, we have a great hour coming up in honor of father's day, bill miller iii and bill miller iv, leon coupe areman and his son wayne, and we're going to talk about the holdings that they have are the most controversial and widely followed, including

. >>> let's go to bag dodd where reuters' bureau chief ned parker is with us. ned, thank you. >> reporter: glad to be with you. >> the militants' assistance that baghdad could fall within a month, it's my understanding in your reporting, reading it and hearing about it, that essence baghdad seems pretty normal. is that the case? >> reporter: normal within the context of baghdad. >> yes. >> reporter: there's obviously a danger, but life goes on right now. and it's debatable how long it will take for baghdad to fall or not fall. i would be somewhat skeptical of rhetoric from different groups, but we'll see what happens. >> based on your reporting, ned, the facts on the ground, what are these insurgents doing? what is this isis group plus all of those who are with them doing? are they holding what they've gotten or preparing, or how would you assess it? >> reporter: well, i think in the north, they're basically holding what they have. you do have a counteroffensive by the iraqi forces. and it's significant that the baiji refinery, the largest refinery in the count

we are attributing it to reuters. the stock is definitely moving coming off the floor today. let's get to a different silicon valley story. it looks like it's it to gain a powerful new voice in washington. republicans are right now voting for a new house leader and its california commerce meant to have mccarthy. looks likely to replace outgoing majority leader eric cantor. he has actually been a big supporter of many bills including surveillance and tax reform that tend to benefit big technology copies. here to break this down. had is the bullet that? >> the lives-- the vote is ongoing and we could still we pretty were coming down. on mccarthy one former staffer says the northern californian ask almost like a congressional ambassador to silicon valley. he has strong relationships with executives and has an active is to grandma count posting pictures with him of elon musk and mark stucker. the industry largely approves of his position on legislation, capital formation, much of the focus on the all-important nuances of tech policy is on committee members. >> so much of it start

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more on the situation from reuters. iran rejects u.s. action in iraq. militants pushed east and iran is accusing the u.s. of wanting more control in iraq. the supreme leader says he opposes the latest u.s. plan to send in military advisers. he believes that iraq is capable of handling the sunni militants on its own. of kentucky and former vice president dick cheney talked on separate sunday morning talk shows. here's some of what they had to say about the situation. >> i think the same questions could be asked of those who supported the iraq war. were they right in their productions? were there weapons of mass destruction there? that is what the war was sold on. was democracy easily achievable? was the war won in 2005? i do not think they understood the civil war that would break out. what is going on now, i do not blame on president obama. maybe there is no solution. i do blame it on the chaos that is in the middle east. i also blame those who are for the iraq war for withholding iran. these people are petrified of what iran may become. i understand so

reuters are reporting that rebels were seen in banky, setting fire to the courthouse and police station after freeing prisoners. people from districts and villages north of baghdad are fleeing fighting between government troops and rebels, many are seeking shelter in kurdished controlled areas. imran khan - update us on the latest you are hearing from the fighting. >> well, that's right. the sunni rebel offensive continues across the north of iraq. what we hear is in dhuluiya there have been clashes between rebels and kurdish, peshmerga forces. there was a friendly fire incident when iraqi helicopter, gunships, accidentally fired on kurdish peshmerga force, killing six. what we are hearing is 70km north of baghdad, camp ashraf, near vacouver had two shells fire on the camp, killing six. sunni rebels trying to maintain and mound their offensive. what we are hearing in mosul is there's anger at the statement that i.s.i.l. fighters, ym , saying that -- islamic state of iraq and levant, saying that people must be more religious, they must go to the mosque, and women cover up. most are angry

. >> reuters and france press report at least nine people killed, nearly two dozen injured. bagdad police say one person was killed and only four injured. >> all this happening as iraq's prime minister is ordering troops to fight off islamist militants in a town that's just a 45-minute drive from bagdad. now we're learning that the troops there have evacuated their base and the militants are edging closer to bagdad. >> let's get the latest now from cnn senior international correspondent nic robertson. >> nic, it's being described as a car bombing and a suicide bomb? >> reporter: it has. it's still not clear. the strongest indication we have is it may have been a suicide bombing. the details are unclear. it went off in tahrir square at 8:30 in the morning this morning. initial reports that we have indicated one person killed, four wounded. those numbers appear to be climbing. the latest that we have now been able to get in the last few minutes is that nine people were killed, 21 wounded in that blast. sad to say this is not unusual or atypical for bagdad. last week on saturda

according to reuters, the auto maker is saying to stop selling now and used 2013 and 2014 chevrolet cruz sedans because of potential problems with the air bag. they recalled 17 million vehicles in the united states. >> earnings from general mills, the maker of chieeros and lucky charles. profits rose by 10% last quarter but most due to cost cutting. earnings were still below forecast with total sales sliding by 3%. investors lost their taste for the cereal giant sending shares down today. >>> one of the challenges general mills and cereal makers are facing is a big shift in what americans eat for breakfast. what food companies are bringing to the table to satisfy consumers. >> reporter: the big brands behind our breakfast are scrambling to keep up with the major shift in the way we eat. sales of cereal have been declining for over a year and there is no sign of a turn around. that's hurting companies like general mills that makes cheeros and chex. they are trying to launch new products and advertising to inform people cereal is healthy and has natural ingredients. >> we're rolling out gr

reuters is reporting that rebels were seen in the northern city of beigy setting fire to the course house after freeing prisoners there. correspondent imran khan is in the capital baghdad. there has been a lot of talk of this sunni rebellion, fighters marching towards the capital. how secure is baghdad? >> well, before i tell you that, overnight there were some more clashes on the border with baghdad security force, repelling what they say were i.s.i.l. fighters. there's no confirmation on who the fighters were. the sunni rebels say they would march on baghdad. it's been taken seriously by the fighters over the last three days. they put in various measures, including ringing the city with more security. bringing more mobile controls in and mounting more checkpoints. what you are hearing is in shia neighbourhoods they are setting up unofficial militia checkpoints. whether they have done that or not is unclear, but if they are, it is a worrying development. that means the neighbourhoods are segregated. they are becoming militarized. we saw it in 2006, 2006 and '08. and saw most neighbourhoo

this according to reuters.bank will implement a capital four times loan-to-income lending with a maximum term of 30 for all mortgages worth 500,000 pounds or more. >>> still to come after disappointing manufacturing construction numbers this week, can britain services industry buck the trended? we'll have the latest breakdown of activity with the pmi numbers and reaction right after this. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the global. >>> more sanctions could be on the table for russia as president obama heads to g7 meeting in brussels. this as leaders squabble over the european commission job. >>> and france's foreign minister joins the course of criticism over america's potential $10 billion fine against bnp paribas saying the amount would be disproportionate. >>> i've never seen a drop like this for sales. tesco admits the retailer is struggling as it tens to cut prices. also saying he can't make any promises that things are going to get better. >>> and deutsche

what happened in 2007 to the two reuter's journalists in iraq was a terrible tragedy and one that was brought home to all of us when we saw the footage that wikileaks released. and i think that really brought home the horror of modern war and why it is so dangerous. >> what you had there was apache helicopters firing on a group of people from at least 500 meters away, maybe a couple of kilometers away. you have the assumption that everyone in that group is of a type. you have the assumption that because there were weapons in that group, that everyone in that group was armed and somehow dangers. uh, and it became just a terrible tragedy that the uh, gunships fired on those people. our correspondents were killed, along with others. >> we need answers to the questions about how these situations happened. we've engaged, and we'll continue to engage very actively with the authorities, because we don't take for granted that people just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> they were walking with a group that-- where there were arms. now, in 2007 in baghdad, that was extrem

we're getting this via reuters.upplies with what we're seeing with regard to eu state aid rules this investigation has been open. the european commission opening these three in-depth investigations into tax decisions affecting apple, starbucks and fiat finance and trade and ireland, the netherlands and luxembourg. we will keep you abreast on developments on this story. >>> now, iraq energy suppliers won't be disrupted by tensions in the country. stay tuned for more oil news flowing out from opec and that meeting is taking place in vienna. we'll be with you on the other end of the break. >>> welcome back, everyone. islamist militants have seized control of the iraqi city of mosul, the second largest city of iraq. the white house pledged to help the largely shiite government in baghdad to push back against the sunni forces. mosul has a population of around 2 million people and tens of thousands have fled since the fighting started. the city is situated near key oil fields in the north which holds an estimated 24 billi

reuters surveyed economists who are expecting 218,000 new jobs and the unemployment rate to move up 6.4%o various reports, there is a growing trend among people getting married to sign social media prenups. really, huh? in the age of facebook, twitter and instagram, couples are taking precautions to protect themselves from potentially embarrassing stories or photos. technology. >>> it is being built as the world's tallest roller coaster and coming to orlando, florida, soaring 50 stories in the air, the tower style coaster will include a restaurant, a lounge, and an observation deck. developers hope to have the attraction done by the end of 2016. >>> just ahead, game of thrones just knocked off tony soprano. we'll explain. >>> incredible weather images that got our attention. "early today" is back in a moment. . my skin is not perfect. and instead of getting stressed about it, you can just perfect it. new revlon age defying cc cream perfect those little fine lines, the dark spots, the uneven skin tone... correct. protect. perfect. revlon. little things, anyone can do. it steals your memor

> honda will reportedly recall more than a million cars with defective air bags, according to the reutersws agency. the list of honda models involved was not immediately available. >> toyota has already recalled two million vehicles with the same potential problems. for a list of those car, go to news hour.pbs.org. >>> there's been a major outbreak of whooping cough in california. health fiofficials say 3,500 cas have been reported since the start of 2014. nationally the number of cases was up 24% during the first four months of 2014. public health experts say a vaccine is the best defense against the highly contagious disease which is spread through coughing and sneezing. >>> and chuck knowle, the only nfl coach to win super bowls, has died. he was 82. he got titles between 1975 and 1980. he said he wanted to be remembered as someone who could adapt to a world of constant change, but most of all, as a teacher. ♪ >>> for more on the situation in iraq, we're joined now by matt bradley of "the wall street journal." matt, who is in charge of that area right now? >> the situation here in ar-b

reuters reporting that apple's agent suppliers will start mass production on the long-awaited smart watchxt month. reports are saying it will have a 2 1/2 inch touch screen and wireless charging but will only be compatible with other devices that use apple's ios software. a lot of speculation on wall street that this could be interesting for the company. back to you. >> a lot of chatter about it, jackie deangelis, thanks. >>> apple's kill switch on iphones appears to be stopping robbers from stealing the devices. robbers and thefts have gone down sharply since apple added the kill switch since last september. google and microsoft plan to include a kill switch in the next version of their smartphone operating systems. >>> don't forget about nbc 10's grant challenge for local nonprofits. it's called 21st century solutions. there's a $50,000 grant available as well as two others that are worth $25,000 each. we simply want to help your good ideas become great ones. applications are being accepted until august 8th. for more information and to apply for the grants, go to our website at nbc10.co

. >>> some late news, reuters said the u.s.sile defense system has successfully sbrrintercepte simulated missile. five out of ten tests have failed. president obama has expressed concern that the instability in iraq could spill over into jordan. in a secretly recorded conversation, a person identified as poland's foreign minister said his country's alliance with the united states is harmful because it gives poland a false sense of security. he says, quoting now, we're suckers. total suckers. on the "newshour" tomorrow, a preview of key primary contests. i'm allison stewart. thanks for watching. >>> pbs newshour weekend is made lewis b. and louis hirsch feld cullman. cheryl and philip milstein, bernard and irene schwartz, the citi foundation, rosalynn p. walter. corporate funding provided by mutual of america designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by criontributions to your s

this is an analysis that reuters did on its own. in the front passenger seat were killed and found that it happened more frequently in the chevy cobalt. now, gm is strongly pushing back saying that the total number of deaths associated with the ignition switch recall condition stands at 13. brooke? >> still, when you see those numbers, you have to wonder, whether it's mary barra and simply the fact that their sales numbers are up. how about that? >> they are. you know, gm sales not taking a hit. in may, the april sales were also up. keep in mind, the may sales are the strongest sales since 2008. sue this is still after all of these recalls coming out, a couple reasons they are not being manufactured anymore. a couple of people are out there looking for a car and the old gm model with the new gm and also there have been so many recalls that consumers are growing numb to them. it's not sticking as long and consumers as a whole are moving on from it. brooke? >> alison kosik, thank you very much. before i go, stelter, stop the twitters.

reuters reports that the woman was treated at a local hospital and is being helped by representativesu.s. embassy. the world cup has led to an angry mob of people who want more to be done for struggling families. >> this protest moved closer to one of the stadium is being used. the demonstration started peacefully. protesters say people are not benefiting from hosting the world cup as their country course more money into it. brazil has spent $11 billion to host the games. now matches were disrupted. that is a bit of a grudge match. don has knocked the united states out and the last two world cups. >> have chosen a man that will investigate his decision to abandon his post. he was captured by the caliban and held hostage for five years. he's being treated at a hospital in san antonio tx. not clear when he will be questioned. he is charged with three murders. former nfl star karen hernandez will be in court related to charges of assault while in jail. he allegedly assaulted a fell in may after the to get into a verbal argument. hernandez was arrested last year for the execution- style m