contribute to guns and kids to say is and kids on drugs and coke and african-americans in san francisco chicago and battling citizens and non-sirp everyone fingertip and social security and we know what terraces is in our city and country it's up to us to set those standards about marriages one more thing i want to read about marriages that is one of marriages in all 50 states it used to be like get in book it is called in their own words it talks about marriages that says when it is dissected some- old nigger no good news master are going to pave all he wanted was one that was healthy whether she was ugly and lead you to the gun i'm your master we have to know where we are today in this country it all about - >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> tom gilbert we can't outlaw tragedies of the unique and random set of circumstances that create those awful situations hoping help to evict them and improve systems and thankful we're not drinking from a cup of - remember sanctiony was created because of the i think humane dedeplorable conditions easing was creat

being hiked in these are some of the highest cost of living cities in the country -- seattle, san francisco, chicago. that was before minimum wage hikes. these are the highest cost of live stigs in the country. it makes sense their wages would go up and their prices would go. this is what happens in large cities. >> gary is that the only reason for this? you force corporations to raise their wait a minutes, it's got to go somewhere. >> absolutely. what emily's talking about is like the divine coincidence. we raise the minimum wage all of a sudden subway says nope not $5 $6. wow. the timing is mind-boggling. we're just moving money from one shell game to another. john points out the foot long from $5 to $6 minimum wage went up to $15. if minimum wage went up $5 an hour if five come through in that one hour and have to pay $6 that's $5 more out of their pockets. all we've done is take the money out of the consumers and put it over in these minimum wage workers. where is the benefit to society in that? how does it help the economy? it doesn't. >> suzy this is pretty much like economics 101, right? >> i

san francisco chicago, on and on. charlie: what would you compare this to internationally?alery: difficult to compare. may be easier to compare with again, soviet times. twice after so-called iron curtain was lifted in late 1950's and the west discovered the art of the bolshoi ballet the kirov ballet. to say it was a sensation would be an underestimation. it was a shock. it's been proven many times. charlie: what was the shock? valery: the first arrival of the bolshoi and kirov ballet. there were performances in finland and japan, but i think the big shot came london, new york, paris. lake baryshnikov, natasha -- li ke baryshnikov, those who live or continue to live in the west who decided to leave russia or soviet union to continue their careers in the west but there were many who did not who were flourishing here who were legendary dancers, ballerinas male dancers, choreographers, so long. i think it is easy to compare the years when the collapse of soviet union in 1991 somehow coincided with the rise of mariinsky. we restored the name of mariinsky from the middle of the

of course with san francisco, chicago, with los angeles it went on and on and on. >> what would you compare this to internationally? >> it is difficult to compare maybe easier to compare with again soviet times when after twice after so-called iron curtain was lifted in late 50s and then the west discovered the art of boll choy ballot, to say it was a sensation would be to underestimating it was a shock. its with a shock. and we know it's problem many, many times. >> what was the shock? >> the first arrival of kirev ballot to long done to paris to new york. let's start with three countries because of course there were performances in finland, i know there were performances in japan. but i think the big shock came london, new york paris. because stars like nuriev baryshnikov, or natasha they just three legendary names, those who leave continue to leave or-- in the west who decided to leave russia or so of yet union and continue their careers in the west. but there were many who did not but they were flourishing here ledge enary dancer ballerinas male dances choreographers and so on. i think

it opened in new york, l.a., san francisco, and seattle. chicago and san francisco are being added.are being charged with that damaging cyber attack against j.p. morgan last year. they trolled the networks for two months without being protected. information about 76 million households was stolen. suspects were arrested florida and israel. one is still at large. you could say that donald trump is inspiring fellow presidential hopefuls on the campaign trail. you could say that. one day after the developer gave out the cell phone number of lindsey graham he responded by offering a video. burning, bashing, and blending various phones. the are all older models, type is known for using. the senator says that he's never even sent an e-mail. a blender in your phone? that's in. those are your top stories. thrown a wrench into build a plus yours plan to take on huber. defending the ridesharing service, saying the mayor's ozone should be delayed, this comes one day before new york that he council is expected to vote unless nation that would limit the growth of over 21% -- uber to 1%. what was

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. >> reporter: sara sidner cnn san francisco, california. >> chicago's police chief says the justiceand needs to be repaired. the comment came after a series of shootings over the fourth of july holiday weekend where seven people were killed and that includes 7-year-old amaury brown. he was struck by a bullet that was actually intended for his father. >> the boy's father isn't cooperating with investigators. earlier, don lemon spoke with amaury braun's cousin who says more needs to be done to stop the violence. >> i want them to know that this is something that has to stop. i mean everybody has said it over and over again. it has to stop, it has to stop. stop talkin'! please stop talkin', because talk, as you can see, all this talkin' is not doing anything. >> that's amaury brown's cousin speaking. even with an increase in patrols, another 40 people were injured as well in shootings. >>> now we have new details from the new york prison escape investigation. the attorney for joyce mitchell the prison worker accused in the plot tells cnn that richard matt gave her pills to knock out he

chicago. san francisco is unfair after a woman is murdered allegedly by an illegal immigrant who had legal sankwearctuary. and team usa puts the icing on america's birthday cake. >> i just had chills on my arms just the best feeling in the world. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

opened in new york, los angeles, san francisco, and seattle. chicagoanta are among the new cities. walmart says it will close some of its 24-hour supercenters for a few hours each night. toy want to use the time better stocked shelves and organize stores for the shopping rush. the move will affect about 40 stores including those and fill it up you, new jersey, and marilyn. -- and maryland. locations had their hours reduced and more stories will go through the process later. shannon broke the story and joins me in studio. did this come as a surprise? the employees and customers. i was there yesterday. they were surprised and some middle are busy in the of the night. you might not think, but people have different schedules. so it did come as a surprise to employers. and some investors. walmart really kind of defines this 24 hour on demand, whatever you want whenever you want it. the company says they are doing this to focus on making sure their stores are well stocked and staffed and organized. in theve been struggling u.s. stores, customers complaining

aid people 48 pages of people that died from housing rights in san francisco it is time san francisco is different from san diego and chicago people get to live upstairs and downtown this is something we need look at how getting people a view from the city bridge the big bow area it is used to be the islander line i'm hoping in keeping the spirit of bringing banking back the transbay terminal that brings people into a connection there will be housing for all habitat for humanity something that jimmy caterer don't know they think you're talking about some overseas you say habitat for immunity but really we look at the church buildings all the shootings it is also about property and what a you have doing in this area remember housing is a fundamental right i'm hoping that we all are on the manhattan size not like lenal hemmingly we know that san francisco has become manhattan we know that in new york they keep people within the city limits thank you. >> any many i is there any additional public comment. >> hello, i'm wendy i think i have an innovative thought in terms of that office power and retail space it is not a requirem

chicago. san francisco is unfair after a woman is murdered allegedly by an illegal immigrant who had legal sankwear. -- sanctuary. and team usa puts the icing on america's birthday cake. >> i just had chills on my arms just the best feeling in the world. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we'll begin tonight with breaking news court documents, bill cosby fought to keep secret have just been made public. in a sworn deposition, the comedian admitted he drugged women to have sex with him. this comes after years of stonewalling and denials as one woman after another accused him of sexual misconduct. michelle miller has the court record mish snell. >> reporter: well, scott according to the court documents related to a 2005 lawsuit against bill cosby the actor and comedian testified in a deposition specifically about drugging women. a lawyer asked him this question. when you got the qualudes was it in your mind that you were going to use these qualudes for young women you wanted to have sex with cosby answered yes. at the time cosby's lawyer claimed t

chicago. san francisco is unfair after a woman is murdered allegedly by an illegal immigrant who had legal sankwearctuary. and team usa puts the icing on america's birthday cake. >> i just had chills on my arms just the best feeling in the world. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

chicago. san francisco is under fire after a woman is murdered allegedly by an illegal immigrant who had legalry. and team usa puts the icing on america's birthday cake. >> i just had chills on my arms, just the best feeling in the world. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this

paying more at chipotle, how the city of chicago is using san francisco as an indicator for rising prices> i heard what it said. and is mcdonald's teaching kids to cuss. the backlash from the latest happy meal toy. lynnord skinnard, the theme is lead songs, we're playing this for kenny "the snake" stabler, he was a lenard skinnard -- leonard skinnard fan. sounds good, thank you so much. speaking of the social media. here are the top stories. >> facebook giving users new options for what they see on the news feed. users can see post for center friends or pages first. there's complaints about not having control over the news feed. this is only available with apple iphone or ipad. >> trends this morning, a story i covered for years, comicon, it is in full swing. the latest in comics, video games, toys, music and more. it is in san diego. thousands attend each year dressed as their favorite super heroes. >>> another story has many upset. are mcdonald's "minions" teaches kids how to cuss. >> many parents are complained that the latest happy meal you to appears to say a bad word. they are inspi

former san francisco 49er and chicago bear defensive lineman ray mcdonald has been charged with domestic violence and endangering a child. mcdonald is accused of assaulting a woman while she was holding a baby. that happened in california in may. the chicago bears released him days later. the 49ers released mcdonald last year citing pave yorl -- behavioral issues. >>> you can see the waco mammoth site is where the bones of where 24 mammoths were discovered. the basin and range is home to cave art and california's snow mountain, hiking and camping spot is known for the rich biodiversity. >>> new developments in that massive data breach that impacted tens of millions of people, maybe even you. what the office of personnel management is now promising. >>> live look outside on this friday morning. we are already seeing temperatures in the 70s. how warm is it going to get where you live? tom is putting together your home time high forecast. we'll have that for. >>> from here to the feds, the music: "thunder clatter" by wild cub ♪ ♪ ♪ most weekends only last a couple of days. some last a lifet

chicago, san francisco, and other cities, including shielding their immigrants and prohibiting local police when they wanted to pick up an inmate. some say allies are going too far exempting not only drunk drivers and thieves that child molesters and killers. one out of six illegal immigrants were released are rearrested within three years according to the congressional research service in a new study released by the senate or immigration studies found that of sanctuaries eddies of deporting 2000 criminal aliens who were rearrested within eight months, that was in 2014. including those as we have found in san francisco. the irony is that of all the programs that didn't work this one does. lou: we are going to be taking up our immigration policy tonight talking with bobby jindal. we will also be talking with house judiciary committee chairman congressman bob goodlatte. as the day wore on iran's minister says no deal was imminent, he characterized the mood as sleepy and overworked. the white house also said talks are expected to continue into tomorrow. >> there are key issues and that

and he deliberately came to san francisco because of the policy >>> in chicago the 4th of july weekend was marred by violence between thursday and last night. more than 50 were shot and wounded. a 7-year-old died and nine others. police say he was hit by a bullet meant for his father. ashar quraishi looks at a solution. >> reporter: coaching baseball is a way this man can step away from street violence he sees on a daily basis. >> i'm here to coach the team. >> reporter: he's a tactical lieutenant in inglewood it's on the south side and is a dangerous neighbourhood. >> let's play ball. >> on this day, with 10 other officers he traded in his weapon for a whistle. >> it will be based upon different boundies and gang lines, and this gives a chance to interact with kids over the community regardless of what block they are on. >> about 1 hunt kid, boys and girls. eight to 12 are taking part in league. it's not just about baseball, but it's about mentoring kids that need it the most. >> he did good. there's no crying in baseball. >> teaching life skills like conflict resolution conflict solv

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. >> i thought of one founded in chicago and moved to san francisco maybe a continuous business but a fourth generation the relatives are running it today and it will be interesting to see if they're continuing in business or he reduce recollected it they still sell traditional hats in the 20s and 30s but also and uh-huh. >> come off cool baseball cap but, yeah. >> there will be so again do you think that is an appropriate thing to in terms of having some sort of waiting. >> i think we're you know we're really cutting some thin things or lines we don't need to be overly restrictive or splitting hairs it will be interesting to see how many application we're not over designing it we don't know how it will play out yet. >> one difference we should make clear the harvard is a physical notion and not a a legal one in terms of you can be headquartered legally and not a venue physically or present in the county so you need to kind of you know kind of make that difference. >> a lot of companies are incorporated in delaware and headquartered here business life is one i've not been in business

. >> colleagues today i'd like to recognize the san francisco affairs veteran affairs commission and the friends of the that concludes my report chicago memorial for the awareness and remembrance the port chicago discharge and they're ongoing survivors of this terrible incident that occurred in july 1944 now for you who are unfamiliar with the port of chicago incidents i'll explain what happened on jill 171944 crews were working in the san francisco bay area loading two pacific bond vessels when the explosive ignited in a terrific series of blasts explosion destroyed both ships and killed everyone on the waterfront and today, this tragedy ignition the sources for bombs and guns are loaded separately on carriers that caused the greatest loss of life on the home front during world war ii 3 hundred and 20 men died and almost 4 hundred oversees were injured another 3 hundred and two-year killed 2 hundred and 2 were african-american in the nation then integrated military inless and draft african-americans could only work in kitchens e.r. as steve discovers loading and unloading ships the steve discovers lacked training and thought they wer

desde desde san francisco luis i impacto. bÁrbara: chicago viviÓ uno de los momentos mÁs violentos.re sollozos esta familia lamentaba la muerte, del pequeÑo de siete aÑos que muriÓ vÍctima de una bala en el pecho cuando vea los juegos pirotÉcnicos del 4 de julio. (hablan en inglÉs) " esto no se lo deseo a nadie." dijo entre lÁgrimas la madre del menor. pequeÑo estaba con su padre de que autoridades dicen que es un reconocido pandillero que ha ido arrestado por entre cinco veces y la bala negra para su hijo aseguran sino para Él. " me quieren poner como el malo, cuando serÁ el objetivo pero nada de esto es verdad." amarie bron fue apenas una de las 10 vÍctimas mortales. que se registraron desde el viernes hasta esta madrugada. >> el niÑo no seÑala culpa de nada porque los niÑos, los matan como si fuera un juego. viviana: la policÍa mostrÓ prÁcticamente un arsenal incautado cuenta lo largo arma de fuego cada hora. >> lo que importaba era ni es el dÍa... de tirotean, sino problemas con el grande. viviana: entre tanto activistas han ofrecido una recompensa por informaciÓn para dar con e

it had been available in san francisco, new york, dallas, and chicago.al motors is making a $5 billion bet that it can sell more chevy automobiles in emerging markets. they agreed to develop marker -- vehicles with china's faic. forecasts emerging markets will account for 55% of sales growth in the next 15 years. those are your top stories. olivia: reynolds american shares are having a good day, up 4% right now after the cigarette maker boosted earnings forecasts for the year. reynolds is the second-biggest u.s. tobacco company. brands include camel and also newport, the mental cigarette the company picked up a $26 billion acquisition of lorillard that closed a few weeks ago. pimm: reynolds has no international business to speak of. with fewer americans picking up cigarette smoking, how can they keep growing? chief executive susan cameron joins us. thank you for being with us. can you tell us a little about the acquisition of lorillard, the plans for newport, and how you will make that acquisition growth? susan: thanks for having me. great to be here. it

ebay's same day service has been available in san francisco, dallas, and chicago. newest book from dr. seuss hits bookstores today. what pet should i get is the first book from the beloved children's author in 25 years. dr. seuss died in 1991. the book is based on a manuscript his widow put in shortly after his death. she rediscovered it in 2013. i cannot wait to share this book with my children. are you a dr. seuss fan? matt: i am. stephanie: -- matt: apparently dr. seuss makes a ton of money still because he and his state make good investments. get his estate make good investments. stephanie: i am glad he is successful. matt: it is like dr. suite so german kids can love it. let's turn to for an now. they exceeded analyst at locations thanks to demand for the new f-150. a 44% surge in profit in the second quarter. some say today's results eased pressure on the second half of the year. jeff joins us now from detroit. thanks for your time. let me first ask, you have to get your head around the fact the earnings are driven by the f1 50 on the one hand and ford sold 2

but democrats, especially in big cities like chicago and san francisco complained. the program snagged too many guilty of non-violent crimes like traffic tickets, theft burglary. they enacted sanctuary laws to shield the immigrants by prohibiting the cops cooperating the i.c.e. wanting to pick up the inmate. many argue those sanctuary laws have gone too far, exempting not just a drunk driver and thief but molesters and killers. >> it is not fair for cities to have choices like this. however, dhs and i.c.e. have got to work with realities that are out there. >> reporter: so secure community simply did too well. it did exactly what congress demanded after 9/11. so the president killed this program two years ago and now studies show, of 8000 illegal immigrants released by sanctuary cities, some 2,000 were rearrested within eight months for crimes from domestic violence to as we saw in san francisco, murder. back to you. jenna: interesting numbers there. william, thank you. >> reporter: sure. jon: here's a weird one. new next hour of "happening now," and this is somethi

the same-day service had been available in san francisco, new york, and dallas, and chicago.etty: the latest microsoft operating system debuts tonight at midnight but it will not cause long lines. the company says it will be a free download for anyone who has the home or pro version of and some say it will be more like the ios system. if you have an android device, hackers can disable it by sending a text. that's a discovery from a researcher who says he found a big flaw in the google mobile up writing system. google warns their software partners that there is a patch to fix that. that is a look at the top tech stories. will getonder if they together with the people who will fix those chrysler automobiles. betty: i was just thinking that. pimm: i'm living in the moment. still just ahead, forget about business class, your next airline upgrade could be your own private jet. we got details. ♪ betty: this is the bloomberg market day. private jets used to be the playthings of the rich and famous but now delta airlines is unveiling a new program aimed to make the luxury more access

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new york city, chicago, san francisco.the list of cities and in thousands of communities across america are celebrating the fourth of july. >> a number of cities command centers are being set up in case there is a possibility of an attack. what we saw today at the washington navy yard, the massive and overwhelming police response has all the billions of dollars been spent since 9/11 mean that agencies are really able to respond effectively in the face of some kind of attack? >> absolutely. we had not seen that before. what you saw was an extraordinary response. you had air assets sea assets ground assets local and county police state police and federal law enforcement agencies come together within minutes, coordinate an effective teamwork effort to secure that base. >> very interesting. as you look at it in terms of the threat assessment going forward, we went from al qaeda, which was focused on huge spectacular attacks, think 9/11 and the u.s.s. cole. think isis who says do what you can where you can, even people who are

so we traveled through chicago milwaukee, utah, where we got snowed in and finally san francisco. and then on the way back, we said forget, we're flying. it was too long. [laughter but now i am saying that story, because i am starting by saying that i was very fortunate to become -- to have this inspiration of coming to this new country. because even though, even as a 17-year-old, i knew what incredible truth and what profound effect it was to be in that country, where you recognize for the first time in the world, you are recognized as a human being, with a real human worth. as i was growing up, there were stories in the news about parents committing mercy-killings for their disabled children and going free. because there was no civil rights law that protected people with disabilities. and not that i want to speak ill of my poor country that is going through hell right now, but my other aspect of my ada story, of all of our ada stories that the law is not worth anything unless we are able to advocate and speak for it. so let's move to 25 years later. you know, from not being able