steven: not very much right now.eece and europe coming to a deal, with greece giving it a lot and europe giving in a little bit. tom: alan russman says greece is important. where do you stand? steven: the quantitative easing the tools europeans have right now, are important in terms of insulating the rest of the peripherals from -- if it were to happen that greece left the euro, i think they would rather have quantitative easing and be committed to making sure that there was no contagion to other european countries that had played the european game that had stuck to the program and gone the whole distance. brendan: i would have expected more movement off the news that angela merkel was less than optimistic coming out of the meeting because we have been used to watching the announcements. it makes me wonder, given how little movement there has been in the spreads of the other peripheral countries, is it entirely possible that the possibility that greece will leave the euro is priced in right now? steven: i do not thin

host: all right steven nelson from "u.s. news and report." steven: thank you for having me. announcer: and as always, we will be live in the u.s. senate tomorrow on sunday at 4:00 p.m. and coming up, more on campaign 2016. what to expect as the field of candidates continues to grow, and that is followed by a discussion on women's leadership in africa. then, a discussion on the time warner cable merger. host: we are talking campaign 2016 now. we are joined by liz chadderdon, she is the president of the chadderdon group and a democratic consultant. we're also joined by ford o'connell. thank you for being here. ford: thank you for having us. host: ford, i want to start with you. let's talk about the broad field for the gop nomination. george pataki is the latest one to announce this week. ford: it will be tough. we have nine official candidates. the problem is those that are the highest name id are the ones holding the best and that will hard for any of these folks to break away until we turn to the debates in august. right now it is name id, therefore the polls are so tight no

steven: always.k around for the jcpenney turnaround plan. 20 minutes until jcpenney's comes out. coming up, and interesting $40 billion deal in the energy world. we'll tell you why williams is buying the 40% of williams partners they do not already own. instant topic. stay with us. ♪ alix: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am alix steel. time for the markets. 15 minutes before the closing bell. julie: if you look at big movers, a lot of it has to do with potential deals, done deals. one, start with the big paul and danaher -- pall corporation being bought by 13 point billion dollars. $13.8 billion. the companies will split apart. danaher will be the name of the science of technology and .ompany -- technology company also in terms of deals we are watching, owens, illinois, the world's largest maker of glass containers will expand reach in mexico. that is not right. those owens-illinois shares are actually up today. let's do a quick check on my bloomberg,. they are of, so i do not know what i

steven: it is a tossup in some wa.e beenn pushing for tra protion authority givi obama the ability to cucut deals, percent -- particularly in the pacific. that is still the case. mitch mcconnell said that is what he wants to take up next. rebea: so don't believe the headlights when they say tea party aivists and candidates may be a sticking point? steven: i think there wilill always be a ststicking point. that is the way washingtgton works. the qution comes to jobsbs. therere could be feared jobs will be shipped overseas as w we have seen in ththe past. thmore thatolks can to high jobso it, the more sway they might get. rebecca: is th why democrats are coming on n board? we are seeing democrats shift on this. unions are against it. sten: there is push from the tech industry. there are her industries as well who are bind this, whoho see a lot of opportunity in the pacific. unions have still been a against it. democrats have this push and pull.. where they ultimately ll, we will havto see. rebecca: to be continued. last

he was, like, steven, get in the chair. >> the marlin is snagged, and steven settles in for a long fightmarlin appears briefly and dives deep, trying to shake the line. >> the big black marlin. >> the scaly giant jumps a second time, and the crew gets a closer look. the boat's longtime captain estimates the fish is more than 600 pounds. >> now the fish actually came straight out of the water with its bill, and then it started to jump, and as it was jumping, it was twisting. >> tension is high. allison keeps filming the scene unaware of the danger. >> did you get a picture of it, dad? >> yeah. >> i felt safe because i was about five feet away from the edge of the boat anyway. >> the monstrous marlin makes a horrifying leap. >> i thought it was getting away. the last second it just lost its momentum, actually the last few tenths of a second, and the edge of its body hit the edge of the boat and it turned its bill towards steven. >> i see the bill breach the water and then the rest of the fish starts coming up. and i'm just reeling. it keeps coming and keeps coming. i just froze. i thought

i've always had a fire that burns inside me to prove people wrong. >> it's gary stevens!reporter: and prove them wrong he did. a comeback for the ages. not bad for a grandfather of two. stevens has had some horrific spills, but he's determined to keep the derby dream alive. >> he's a cool customer. >> reporter: saturday, stevens will ride a brawny colt named firing line, a top contender who could land him back in the winner's circle. >> i love the big days, the big races. >> reporter: so this race never gets old. >> never, ever, never gets old. >> reporter: neither, it seems do some jockeys. michelle miller, cbs news, louisville. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> he is the guy who build luxury electric cars and his own space program. this time elon musk wants to take us off the powered grid. i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. tonight all the buzz is about a breakthrough battery system from tesla

no steven tyler here. so the next best thing a tie wrapped around a microphone steven tyler style.y don't think this was scam. they did not find any tickets on sale for this event but they say if you find any tickets for this event which isn't happening don't buy them. back to you guys. >> good advice, dave. >> take a good look at this guy. this man broke into the china house restaurant on the 3100 block of g street sunday. he did it by pushing the window air-conditioner unit on to the second floor. once he got inside surveillance video shows the suspect taking some cash from the register and some cigarette cartons from behind the counter. >>> well nothing caps off independence day better than a good firework show but this year the skies in two camden county communities could be dark on america's birthday and it's not because of cost or a lack of resources. in berlin much different problem problem. the show is just too popular. borrow and township officials sent a letter to residents last week explaining safety concerns about their annual fireworks display. more specifically they s

then shook his head. >> i know who steven tyler is. don't think he's comeing to windsor farm for a concert. where did you hear that? she said it's on the internet. >> reporter: several posts online including this one on reverb nation mentioned a concert featuring the aerosmith lead singer this saturday. >> where would you set him up probably way down over there because probably quarter mile to the woods. ♪ >> reporter: but west windsor police quickly put out statement making sure fans don't walk this way and end up crying. >> the postings are now gone online but police are still going to come to windsor farm on saturday just in case any fans decide to come out. >> i never been through anything like this before. i would love to see him come here, but i know it's not going to ham. >> reporter: the hoax comes on the heels of a cheryl crow fake ticket scam a few week ago. 42 kelly brian was arrested and chargeed for selling fake tickets. police don't know if fake tickets were sold in the steven tyler case. two fake concert in a few week. w

steven caponi spent nine months in confinement.e's now back in general population and he's found that old habits die hard. >> the hustle never sleeps. the person i'm hustling right now has no idea what i'm about. >> not only is he hustling again, but he's raised the stakes. >> we're working on getting bonded out right now. the bond right now is $18,000. i need $1,800 to get out. so i'm not hustling for nickels and dimes anymore, you know? i don't want the canteen anymore. now i'm hustling to get bonded out and it looks like it might come together. >> but this deputy has caponi on his radar. >> i notice he seems to be a social bug. he's always trying to involve himself in everything that goes on in the pod. usually the guys that are running hustles are the ones that are circulating the pod like that. >> this is my little clique right here and this is what we do all day, play cards. there are people in here that do know what i'm about. and i consider them friends because they're not going to repeal what i'm doing to these other peopl

like what steven does, like how to get girls and stuff.undreds of thousands of views. so there's that. >> rushkoff: thus a generation was empowered through interactive media. >> why on earth would someone spend all those hours to make a youtube video of them doing something absolutely stupid and insane? they're only gonna get a check for three dollars for doing it. but money isn't the only currency. >> this is a condom. >> and when you can see that you have 5,000 followers on twitter or when someone recognizes you as that kid who did that stupid stunt on a mountain bike and broke your arm, suddenly your arm doesn't hurt because you know you're famous. >> everybody desires to be famous. >> facebook famous. >> instagram famous. >> the most popular person on youtube. >> it's way easier to become famous for something outrageous. >> girls will post half-naked pictures. >> make a video and get like a million views. >> get as many friends as many likes as possible. >> you want to be liked. >> will this get likes? >> it's all about likes. >> let's

but rock with steven taylor?i do things like that, we don't draw the crowd that steven tile we are draw. >> the legendary aero smith front man was headed to the farm operated by wayne saturday, or so he was suddenly told, after getting a phonecall last night from a fan of the bad boys from bean town. >> i said steven tyler ain't coming here that i know of. if he is, it would be incredible but i don't think so. she said oh, ya, it is on the internet. >> on solo tour doug country music. we found show postings, an eventful. com, all nor saturday may 30th concertment wayne said no one ever approached him for a show, so gave the caller the bad news, and called west windsor township police. >> even his agent was a little concerned why that was out there. please don't come out. there is no concert this weekend. >> police posted this message on line to draw the line telling fans to dream on, shooting down the rumor while making a play on some aerosmith classics, saying, quote, please pass this along so people don't walk

steven hanson. steven spent his early childhood in aneta and was born october 27 1949.shed in the -- served in the army's 101st airborne division. he was born on october 24, 1971. he was 21 years old. his family and friends called him steve. while growing up, steven's father gordon served as a lutheran pastor in the small down of daze and the family -- town of daisy and the family traveled all over the state. steven's younger brother by 12 years, david tells of a letter the family received from a fellow soldier whose life steven saved the day he died. the letter describes steven as the pilots of his helicopter crew of four soldiers. steven's helicopter was shot down but he was able to guide it to a semi-controlled crash landing. a fellow pilot of steven's also had survived a recent crash and steven was heard joking on the radio to tell so-and-so that he now had safely landed one too. one of his crew members was pinned under the helicopter and injured so steven helped to free him and called the evacuation chop at -- helicopter. later a second c chopter dropped down a cab

stevens has won three derbies in all the biggies. preaknesss, belmont, the breeders' cup. but ten years ago a bad knee finally gave out forcing him to retire. >> he's not a circus hoard. >> reporter: still stevens stayed busy as an analyst and he even got a role in "sea biscuit." but seven years after being away he yearned to get back in the saddle. >> everybody said are you nuts? i guess i am but i feel inside like i did when i was in my late 20s. >> what do you have to prove? >> i don't have anything to prove. i've always had a fire inside of me to prove people wrong. >> prove wrong he did. a comeback for the ages. not bad for a grandfather at 52. >> he's a cool customer. >> reporter: saturday stevens will ride a brawny colt named firing line. a top contender who could land him back in the winner's circle. >> i love the days of big races. >> so this race never gets old. >> never, ever. never gets old. >> reporter: neither, it seems, do some jockeys. michelle miller cbs news, louisville. >>> a new robot walks like a human. the two-legged robot mimics the actions of animal

garrett haik just returned. >> reporter: the question the court will have to answer is did chief steven walker act illegally and make a politician's ticket disappear, or is there something else going on inside his department. charging documents along when a then city council member got a ticket for an expired registration, chief steven walker made it disappear. when people started asking questions, it was suddenly paid. now that council member is the mayor, and chief walk ser facing charges of malfees sans inoffice. in this town of 1400 people that's the making of a major political scandal. >> reporter: should the chief keep his job? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: should the mayor? >> i think that she being in office for a short period of time, i don't think that she has set a good preps for the ton of edmonston. >> reporter: robert walker calls the charges absurd and note they come entirely from one officer. >> you don't have a uniformed police officer, any police department filing charges against the chief of police without going to an outside agency for an investigation. >> reporter

steven reisner, your response to mitchell?> this is chilling to listen to the description for the college is dedicated for the public good and individual well-being talking about destroying prisoner's mind and body. it was chilling to the medical professionals in the cia who are pushing back. it was chilling to the inspector general who was pushing back. the program was shut down. and just at that moment when the program was shut down, the office of legal counsel, the white house, some members of the cia and the immigrant psychological association, appeared to have all worked together to revive that program and to find the rationale for psychologist to be able to help that program continue. amy: what are you looking for now? what is the next step taking place right now with the american's ecological association? >> as we heard from senator feinstein when james risen plus article came out last week, there is clear congressional interest in what happens next and she said in her statement that she is looking for to the results of

can you imagine bringing steven tyler to school on grandparents day.will he be recording with any of the famous country singers? >> i asked him. he said his dream is to sing with garth brooks and rascal flatts. i imagine that probably will happen. he also wants to work with alison krauss. one of the most hilarious things he said when he first moved to nashville he called her up went to her house and sang a song on her doorstep so she would let him in. >> i'd like to work with alison krauss too. >> do you know where steven gets his pants? charlie was wondering. >> i know. you always wonder. tell charlie he'd look fantastic in them. you can watch more on "entertainment tonight." >>> up next we'll check in with norah on the latest on the philadelphia train crash. yo wu'reatching ♪ building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> of course, we'll be following the latest developments on the philadelphia train crash in philadelphia. let's check in one more time with n

john stevens serd in world war ii and korea. today, remembering eir fallen friends. >> it's a very sad day but a day of testimony to those who ga for the country. >>his year marks the 70th anniversary. in 70 years, wfare has changed. and so too, attitudes at home. >> american people were at war. current wars, troops we at war, but americans not. >> there is another unpopular war. it's a war remembered but on this 50th anniversary, the admiral points out many signed up to fight. >> two trds were volunteers. and 72% of ose who died were volunteers. >> it's a sense of pride john stevens remembers. >> i love this country, andi love that flag. today, a somber salute. >> an abc7 news was in oak hl park as hundreds paid tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice a minister suggested a way to honothe fallen. >> today, when you nd to take a selfie flip it around and take a picture of the american flag or a picture of a person in the armed services. post and write "i remember". when we take time to remember, we honor them and sacrif

robert: o's-rays, top of the second, former nat steven souza jr., opposite way, the raise up 2-0.inning, joy butler, almost identical. that is a solo shot. rays win 3-0. a very quick two hours, nine minutes. soccer fans, d.c. united in action tonight against the philadelphia union. 87th minute, the game tied at 1-1. chris rollins shoots and scores, his fourth goal of the season. united win 2-1. at the french open, venus already defeated by the young american, stevens, but serena was still at it. serena lost the first set, 6-3 but eventually found her groove in the second set. puts the forehand away, winner takes the set 6-4 forcing a third set. williams goes on to win three straight games taking the 5-2 lead. that's point, the forehand winner, advancing to the fourth round. she will face sloan stevens. stanley cup, western conference finals ducks-blackhawks, quack, quack. it was not meant to be. in the first, the wrister on the power play. blackhawks win 5-3 advancing to the stanley cup finals for the third time in six years. the new orleans pelicans have hired a new coach. i was

up next on cbs this morning arrow smith front man steven tyler.gedy continue to watch us on the cw philly on these channels. i'm ukee washington have a good morning. >>> nothing like steven tyler to get you going. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour hollywood practice under fire. why one group says it has proof of discrimination of women doing one of the most high-profile jobs. >>> could steven tyler's big switch the rock and roller hall of famer win over nashville. how he's traveling down a country road. >> okay. >>> right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the gloen. researchers studied 8,000 kids. they compared temperature data and when the mercury rose math scores fell by 1.6 per senn time points. >> prince harry performed the war dance today. harry had just 20 minutes to learn the new zealand's army haka. he performed it with them. >> he's into it. >> george is coming up on the outside. >> baby george. >>> "the tampa bay times" reports on the first responders marriage proposal as

anyway, jason, thank you so much for joining us, and steven -- i guess we disagree, steven. that's what "hardball's" about. it's not softball like in the nfl. >>> we're expecting to hear from the new england patriots' quarterback tom brady in just a few minutes. it will be brady's first public comments since the nfl found the patriots were likely deflating game balls on the way to the super bowl in violation of game rules. >>> and when chris christie heads to new hampshire, his number distractionly deflated. will no one do what i want done, whether it's bridges or footballs? anyway, the roundtable joins us when we come back. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, da

i got a great assist on that, from steven tyler. >> matt o'donnell. >> it's teamwork, baby. >>> kareners tracking the potential for storms today that's next. >> texas is experiencing severe storms, a local red cross member is heading there. we'll have more on his mission and the latest on the deadly storms in texas when we come right back. >> developing now on "action news," a fast-moving fire in philadelphia send one person to the hospital. >> hundreds head for higher ground as the threat for severe weather continues in texas. >> a mother threatens to sue a pennsylvania school district because it is telling girls to watch their sausage rolls when they dress for graduation. >> good morning 6:30, may 28, david murphy is off, karen rogers has weather and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: good morning, sticky out here this morning once again. i want to show you satellite arena radar. we have lots of cloud cover. we'll see sunshine breaking through. we have a shower near reading it's trying to fall apart right now. the rest

senior investigative reporter steven first up covered this wage theft last february. steven? >> earlier this year our investigative team exposed widespread wage theft in the area, but also that there is no state law currently to force these companies to pay back wages. even after a court rules that they owe they workers. we also found out that the state does not track which companies do pay the court judgments and which don't. leaving any kind of real law enforcement up in the air. >> do you think he stole from you? >> yeah. i guess you would call it that. >> call it what? >> i guess you would call it theft, wage theft. >>> tonight at 11:00, we will hear from this woman's story and you will hear how she was awarded $35,000 in stolen wages, and how she has yet to say any payments. we'll talk about how the state law will work and how it make help put these wages back in worker's pockets. >>> thank you, steven. if you a stiptip for our investigative unit give us a call. >>> another jump in gas prices literally overnight. plus -- >> i was pretty shocked to say the least. >>> in t

john stevens served in world war ii and korea. today, remembering their fallen friends. >> it's a very sad day but a day of testimony to those who gave for the country. >> this year marks the 70th anniversary. in 70 years, warfare has changed. and so too, attitudes at home. >> american people were at war. current wars, troops were at war, but americans not. >> there is another unpopular war. it's a war remembered but on this 50th anniversary, the admiral points out many signed up to fight. >> two thirds were volunteers. and 72% of those who died were volunteers. >> it's a sense of pride john stevens remembers. >> i love this country, and i love that flag. today, a somber salute. >> an abc7 news was in oak hl park as hundreds paid tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice a minister suggested a way to honor the fallen. >> today, when you tend to take a selfie flip it around and take a picture of the american flag or a picture of a person in the armed services. post and write "i remember". when we take time to remember, we ho

gary stevens had to collect him, which cost him a couple lengths. he's stacked up and really you can't take back from this point to go to the inside so you have to go forward. he can't clear those horses so no matter whatever gary stevens tries to do at this point he is going to have a very wide trip going into the first turn. >> and running on a sloppy racing surface or anything other than a fast surface for the first time in his life. >> as you see turning for home, firing line pretty much has had enough at this point. probably didn't handle the mud as well as gary had expected him to. and gary just eases him up at this point. >> you see dortmund way back there in third. he would finish fourth. he's going the wrong way. tale of verve the unlikely long shot comes running up to get second. firing line eased at this point in the stretch. american pharoah just turned it into his race. >> impressive win by american pharoah in the preakness. >> i like this one even better than his race in the derby. he did go so wide and lost so much ground at churchill

anyway, jason, thank you so much for joining us and steven -- i guess we disagree steven.t's what "hardball's" about. it's not softball like in the nfl. >>> we're expecting to hear from the new england patriots' quarterback tom brady in just a few minutes. it will be brady's first public comments since the nfl found the patriots were likely deflating game balls on the way to the super bowl in violation of game rules. >>> and when chris christie heads to new hampshire, his number distractionly deflated. will no one do what i want done whether it's bridges or footballs? anyway, the roundtable joins us when we come back. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ experience all the real possibilities of connecting with family and friends. realpad from aarp makes it easy to share enjoy, and celebrate. it's the tablet with free unlimited live help whenever you need it. if you don't think "wow, i can do this!" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". hi mom! hi dad! happy anniversary! available at aarprealpad.org and at walmart. i hate cleaning the gutters. have y

gerrard que jugaba su Último partido de camiseta en condiciÓn de local, steven gerrard o steve g esace 3 a 1 a liverpool en anfield. >> nos vamos al deporte rÁfaga donde el rey lebron james sigue mostrando por quÉ es el mejor de nba cleveland avanzÓ a la conferencia este se va a medir a halcones de atlanta dejaron en el camino a wizards de washington con una victoria de 94 a 91 serÁ la primera apariciÓn de halcones en una final de conferencia en mÁs de tres cuatro dÉcadas. >> vamos al boxeo en el forum de los Ángeles el invicto boxeador kazajo una piedra busca extender su racha de 18 knockout consecutivos al enfrentar willy monroe junior marcaron 160 libras es uno de los pÚgiles te mido mido, va buscando una pelea con el canelo Álvarez un mega combate en el peso mediano a tan solo 20 dÍas dla selecciÓn de mÉxico sufriÓ la baja de tania s, no estarÁ en la copa del mundo con el tri una baja realmente muy importante para el equipo que dirige leo cuÉllar para ponerle es como que chicharito a 20 dÍas del mundial se fracturo e no olvide que podrÁn disfrutar la copa del mundo femenina fifa

it's peter and steven. we didn't like the way that ended.ogether with you and talk it out. >> uh... >> we need to know where we stand and we really want to know exactly where you stand. >> i'd like you to sit down and talk to my father. >> okay. >> all right. bye. >> after our disagreement yesterday, steve and peter called me. they said they talked to their dad and we should all meet. i'm hoping that their father has convinced them that it's time to step it up. >> this is my father. >> how are you, sir? i'm marcus. so what is it that you guys wanted to talk about? >> i mean, when you and i shook on the deal, i told you that i didn't want to give up control of the company. >> when you guys did the handshake and we looked back, we would have done things differently. we want to be in charge of our own destiny, but if we agree to all your deal points, you're in charge of our destiny. >> my deal with skullduggery is for 30% of the ownership. i made sure that deal came with financial control. i did that to protect my investment, and now all of a s

we hear elon musk and steven hawking worrying about that. that lies in the future. the impact on jobs is happening now, it doesn't require sign for example technology just an extension on what is happening. most workers in the economy do relatively routine predictable things which is suited to robots and algorithms and technology. we'll see a big impact over the course of a couple of decades there. >> are we in a position where we have to take the good with the bad? i mean we like the fact that a blood monitor can test our sugar and but just the right amount of insulin into our mix so we remain upright and alert. we like that. we don't have to say machine, manage my blood sugar, it does it without us thinking about it. >> that's right. it's a dual ench sword. -- dual-edge sword. this has made us more wealthy over time. that's why today we are better off than 100 years ago. it's the advance of technology technology is reaching an inflection point, a new age where machines are going to start substituting for loss of workers. on the surface that is not necessarily a ba

. >> well, no one taking steven tyler to the farm.ad one new jersey farmer calling police how he found out that thousands of people were expecting to crash his place this weekend. >> dude looks like a farmer. but first oh, the finals are ready now. we'll tell you which team is moving onto take on the cleveland cavaliers. you already know. why many a teasing you? we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >> first inning, lucas against sean o'sullivan, he had two homeruns yesterday. one, of, here if the first and then, also, with one in the homeruns, the opposing pitcher. how about this? noah not only did he get three hit there is homerun 420 feet. the mets sweep the phillies, and

gary stevens had to collect him, which cost him a couple lengths. he's stacked up and really you can't take back from this point to go to the inside so you have to go forward. he can't clear those horses so no matter whatever gary stevens tries to do at this point he is going to have a very wide trip going into the first turn. >> and running on a sloppy racing surface or anything other than a fast surface for the first time in his life. >> as you see turning for home, firing line pretty much has had enough at this point. probably didn't handle the mud as well as gary had expected him to. and gary just eases him up at this point. >> you see dortmund way back there in third. he would finish fourth. he's going the wrong way. tale of verve the unlikely long shot comes running up to get second. firing line eased at this point in the stretch. american pharoah just turned it into his race. >> impressive win by american pharoah in the preakness. >> i like this one even better than his race in the derby. he did go so wide and lost so much ground at churchill

steven drew.es all tolled hit five of them out of the yankee stadium today. 14-one they kicked the extra point they win it 14-one. >>> today in a big upset in france. that is venus williams who looked disinterested. takeing on sloan stevens mash point. stevens in the far court will ace right there and venus loses seven-six. they didn't talk afterwards to the media and yes she will be fined. >>> men's la cos ncaa title game at the linc today the lady terrapins of maryland won the women's title last night. the maryland men trying to make it perfect weekend much this is head coach of the denver pioneers he won six titles at princeton. trying to become the first coach to within ncaa titles with two different scores. lesley comes out firing. scored the first three goals. scores five all told. denver win it 10-five. bill attorney nan won six titles at princeton. today become the first coach to win titles with two different schools. the beauty of what the guy has done i'm not sure when he got to denver h

steven engel takes us now for a spin. steven: this car is the major theme of this first c.e.s..his show in shanghai will get about 20,000 participants. unlike my ford >> i chule driving capabilities the market potential in china is huge. it simply will not let me crash this thing. in new category gadgets products that were not even in the market a year ago will see a doubling of sales. like aerial cram ra drones. 3-d printing. one way for china to mass produce cars and two wearing de vices television and video devies. this is the only time in china where i can really stick in someone's face like this. hi zach. how you doing? and there's poor old twitter. they are blocked in china relegated to the back of the hall. they have an inbox and they have mail. you better be care nfl opening those attachments. steven engel, bloomberg news at the c.e.s. in asia. >> steve get always the fun jobs, doesn't he. you're watching "asia edge." after this short break, stay with us. rishaad: welcome back to "asian edge." >> britain's labor party has opposition going into the election. interim leade

a few republicans on the court john paul stevens david souter harry blackmun from minnesota. you can do so on the court.

can you imagine bringing steven tyler to school on grandparents day. the famous country singers? >> i asked him. he said his dream is to sing with garth brooks and rascal flatts. i imagine that probably will happen. he also wants to work with alison krauss. one of the most hilarious things he said when he first moved to nashville he called her up went to her house and sang a song on her doorstep so she would let him in. >> i'd like to work with alison krauss too. >> do you know where steven gets his pants? charlie was wondering. >> i know. you always wonder. tell charlie he'd look fantastic in them. you can watch more on "entertainment tonight." >>> up next we'll check in with norah on the latest on the [♪♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes lif

steven, richard, thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you. katty: now the newest member of britain's royal family has a name and it seems her subjects approve. charlotte elizabeth diana was born saturday. she's fourth in line right behind her big brother george. will he no doubt develop a nickname for her but the rest of us, her royal highness princess charlotte of cambridge. the bbc royal correspondent has more. reporter: two days old, now with a very grownup sounding name and title. her royal highness princess charlotte of cambridge. or to give her her full name, charlotte elizabeth diana. a name chosen by william and catterin strongly embraces her pedigree which is favorites within the middleton family. charlotte is the middle name of catterin's sister, pippa. elizabeth, clearly in tribute to her great grandmother the queen, who is delighted by the news of the birth of her fifth great grandchild. and then that third name, the reasons for which we need no explanation. this newly born princess has diana one of her names fulfills william's de

what stands out to me when the stakes were the highest, steven performed the best. >> steven said whathink about the 160th. once he saw about the 160th. once he saw 160th he saw a higher level and jumped at it. >> the 160th regimen provides s helicopter support. green berets special forces navy seals. >> you want somebody in control, somebody who's confident, somebody who's not afraid. i think those qualities that made him such a good pitcher, probably made him such a good pilot. >> steve was a natural leader. natural stick and rudder kind of guy. he could fly the airplane gracefully. we first deployed september 2001. steve was the battle captain, ran the missions we were conducted into afghanistan in the early days of the war. steve was very instrumental in controlling and leading those missions. >> i was cleaning the house, and i stopped to take a break. i turned on the television set is. >> good morning everyone. military officials telling the news it was a rocket propelled grenade that brought down a u.s. helicopterer in er inin a remote area in afghanistan. at this point their fat

now, steven vogt the a's catcher is a character. last season, he publicly displayed his talents here as a basketball referee. well, yesterday, on the baseball network, he just nailed it when he lampooned the lace chris farley's motivational speaker persona made famous on "saturday night live." >> i am 35 years old! i am divorced and i live in van down by the river. [ laughter ] >> i am 35 years old. i am divorced, and i live in a van down by the river! [ laughter ] >> as you go out there, that you're not going to amount to jack squat! [ laughter ] >> end up being a steady diet in government cheese and living in a van down by the river! gonna end up eating a steady diet of government cheese and living in a van down by the river! [ laughter ] >> you know what my immediate thought was? there might be somebody out there thinking, who is chris farley? [ laughter ] >> i'm not kidding. >> i hope not because he is a comedic genius. i hope he is always remembered forever. >>> thank you. thank you for watching. see you at 11:00. captions by:

my name is steven loggy i will be moderating a panel today providing a kind of critique of the war on terror. i'm a professor at the naval academy and teach forces on american foreign policy and agent thicks in international affairs and i have two guests today, although it may not appear that way. >> very small. >> one is urgently on his way. the one who we're missing currently is james risen who is a correspondent with "the new york times" and a personal who has provided a lot of the story of the american response to the september 11 attacks and since

steven stock joins us in the newsroom. what did he say? >> janelle, the director said the system is near the breaking point. all because of the strain of nearly a half million undocumented immigrants waiting on their day in court. all of them have been caught by federal agents at the u.s. border but they are now waiting on their day in court to see if they will be sent back to their home country or allowed to stay. director osuna told me that he blames budget cut backs over the many years and many administrations and this recent surge of immigrants fleeing violence in central america for making a bad situation worse. >> the reality is that the system is overburdenered, absolutely, and that works to the detriment not just of the system itself but also people that have been waiting for their hearings for a long time >> reporter: tonight we investigate what's being done to fix this problem. plus we will expose one of the biggest crimes currently plaguing this system and the undocumented immigrants caught up in it. that's tonight at 11:00. we'

steven care role is here with us in the studio. let's start with greece because the markets are in disarray because of the situation there. >> fears that greece won't unklafka to pay its next installment to the international monetary funding is hitting trading on the european markets. generally, it is a quiet day because london and frankfurt are closed, but these are the pictures on the other borders. italy milan and madrid, also trading day, the markets in madrid also reacting to the news of those local election results. you can see the madrid is over 2% in trading. this panic was sparked by comments from greece's interior minister, saying the government would be unable to pay the 1.6 billion euros it owes to the international monetary fund in june. they'll keep paying their creditors for as long as they can, but no guarantee of how long that will last. >> it's the clear of the sign yet that greece is out of cash. >> this money will not be given. it isn't there to be given. this is known and we are talking on the basis of the opti

for me i first want to thanks stevens and i was surprised to see that she was not reapplying and sthes incredible work and worked alongside her. and some of the other current city commissioners on many issues, including the animals entertainment performance band. and i know that for example, miss lang is for the here and we worked with coming up with a resolution with the state wide (inaudible) ban and i do want to thank all of the applicants and i am sorry that we can't appoint all of you, but i am confident that if you are not able to take a seat on this commission, i know that you are going to continue to do the work that you continue to support our animal and there is no doubt about that. on a personal level, i have a lot of experience going to the acc facility, when our family was looking for a dog we went there for four months, during every single weekend and also to that bca and take our dogs to there as well for the vet care, and so our office has been a huge advocates for the new facility and we have every year have hosted the kittens and try to adopt out more animal and so we