more than a dozen were hurt scuffles broke out with the police uch. >> against police brutality. the police is acting with force against civilians. >> in an incident last week, an israeli was alleged etedly assaulted by immigration officers who thought he was an illegal immigrant. this video sparked outrage, when israeli police men were seen shooting a soldiers showing police pushing him to the ground. and that an officer tried to help his colleague. >> the issue of african migrants stirred controversy for years. activists say policies resulted in a 50% decline of ethiopian youths in israel in the last decade. >> in a video uploaded on social media, the civilian picks up a rock. in 2010, wiki leeks published a cable saying 65% of households relied on welfare to survive. many tenants signed agreements not to sell or rent property. >> in 2013, the israeli government injecting women with birth control without their knowledge. >> out of 18,000 asylum seekers, mostly from african countries, 45 were granted refugee status. protesters in jerusalem demanded an end to racism against black

uched it is going to take years before millions of drivers won't have to worry, realising the equipment that was supposed to keep him safe stole his site. >> wall street lost billions of dollars and thousands of jobs during the financial crisis. several years on no lessons appear to have been learnt according to a new report. >> reporter: after the financial markets collapsed in 2008. there was talk about reforming wall street. the u.s. congress passed the dot franc wall street protection act and in recent years several financial firms admitted into legal settlements. a study out by the university of notres dame suggest the more things have changed the more they stay the same. the survey of people that worked in the business making nor man 500,000 found that one-third witnessed or have first hand knowledge of wrong doing in the first space. professionals must engage in illegal behaviour to be successful successful. one in 10 felt pressured. we asked people who worked in finance if they think the culture changed. >> gown i don't know that it changed that much. >> depends who you are deal

. >> taking a look at live doppler 7, fog cozied uch to the coast and just been sittingthere all dayg. we'll ta a look at statewide numbers looking like summer heat in palm springs. 103 degrees. yosemite 94 with a chance of thundersrms there. heading to monterey? 63 degrees tomorrow you'll notice summer spread. temperatures half moon bay, 59 degrees. 69 in walnut creek. and 81 and sunny warmer in antioch. so there is something for everyone her cloudy, and sun breaking through. mid-70s at night. and accu-weather forecast saturday you may see drops falling sunday night and monday morning. >> larry beil is here with sports. >> yes. >> warriors? >> no. we said enough. >> leses >> good evening 40 years, and two days after thewarriors won their championship here in the bay area the team made it back to the promise land defeating the rockets. now, it's time for lebron james and the cavs. tomorrow, back to work at practice golden state, 67 and 15. now 12 and 3 in the playoffs to a man, every playerold me this is not an option. >> not satisfied but you've got that little man on your shoulder

there are 2 others that are ted uch for following it stops here. we are using that as a model and do have others. the be nice look twice campaign is a model because a that is something done early on in house with internal resources. a very different type of campaign, but we can get a idea of what it will cost to get out there research, develop and produce it. >> were you able to evaluate the campaigns? >> they are just coming in now, so more evaluation-more formal evaldsuation on the it stops here is just coming in so we'll be using those numbers when we get them fully to hup us understand if we spend 250 thousand dollars for a shorter campaign, what that will net in terms of awareness in the public. we can also bench mark other types of campaigns because zee a idea, for instance the prop a campaign, how mup we spent and what it took to see that break dlou. we are mailing broad based broadcast or out door, but it gives a idea of what we are working with. i think we are not just-we are doing our best not to throw darts at a wall and see if it will s

. >> taking a look at live doppler 7, fog cozied uch to the coast and just been sitting there all dayll take a look at statewide numbers looking like summer heat in palm springs. 103 degrees. yosemite 94 with a chance of thunderstorms there. heading to monterey? 63 degrees tomorrow you'll notice summer spread. temperatures half moon bay, 59 degrees. 69 in walnut creek. and 81 and sunny warmer in antioch. so there is something for everyone here. cloudy, and sun breaking through. mid-70s at night. and accu-weather forecast saturday you may see drops falling sunday night and monday morning. >> larry beil is here with sports. >> yes. >> warriors? >> no. we said enough. >> latest on >> good evening 40 years, and two days after the warriors won their championship here in the bay area the team made it back to the promise land defeating the rockets. now, it's time for lebron james and the cavs. tomorrow, back to work at practice golden state, 67 and 15. now 12 and 3 in the playoffs to a man, every player told me this is not an option. >> not satisfied but you've got that little man on your sh

thank you so tim higgins joining us from washington on tim cook. .uch more ahead a busy day.st. ♪ . . and his 1 p.m. in new york and 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. mark: this is the bloomberg markets desk. greek banks are running short on collateral they need to stay alive. how this could force prime minister alexis tsipras to reach a deal with creditors. mark: and the final episode of classic" features a coke ad. we talk about whether that coke ad would still work right now. good afternoon. i'm betty liu, here with mark crumpton. let's talk about what is moving the markets, starting with u.s. equities. yes, another record for the dow and the s&p. the s&p higher by point 2%. commodities --

with that cool ocean air, in reading 87 and wilmington a shower that passed by and temperatures there uchlong with action radar draped over the i-95 corcorand arcs its way to charleston, west virginia and this is confined up to new england for the most part that is where the most severe weather is concentrated this evening, tonight we have a chance for early pop-ups south and east and partly cloudy 58 to 68 degrees with the winds switching to the northeast direction 85 degrees tomorrow and the start of the weekend on saturday looking good but a little toasty with the south-southwestly winds 10 to 20 miles per hour with a cold front in the ohio valley ahead of that 88 degrees and that front closes in the second half of the weekend, at the shore heading down here looking good a temperature of 72 degrees and on saturday partly sunny and not bad, we kick it up to 74 and sun we watch for afternoon downpours and thunderstorms arriving and the rest of the morning looks okay but the ocean is cold at 56 degrees, the exclusive accuweather forecast, mid-80s tomorrow and we lose a couple of degrees o

and even in the midst of one tree uch we vowed to fight on in the pacific. >> shot down and was a p.o.w. until the end of the war. >> i lost three of my boys. >> reporter: his daughter jessica, says he talks about those days and his experiences so she had to bring him here to this event. >> i saw this. i live in indiana. and i said we've got to come and see this today. so we made the trip. very proud of it. >> reporter: jessica merle says he also speaks to school groups as well. that's one way to ensure that these stories of the greatest generation live on forever. we are live at the world war ii memorial. derrick ward news 4. back to you. >> derrick, thank you. >>> she may be young now but some day she could save a life. here is what's in store for this sweet puppy and why she could come in handy over the years. >> mounting frustrations in the wake of an ongoing news 4 i team investigation. leaders in one local county are reacting to problem with his alcohol deliveries that are hurting local businesses. >>> beautiful conditions across our region today. how this will move through the we

. >> congress is poised to keep uch of the programme with a few changes, communications companies will keep the records, but not the government. they'll need a warrant. they'll have to be more specific in the scope for the search. some civil liberties groups say it doesn't go far enough. >> the conversation about mass surveillance is controversial with regards to internet spying and undermining encryption and undermining internet security. those concerns are not reflect in the u.s.a. freedom account. thanks to the streets, the world nose the scope of u.s. surveillance, and will find out how much the congress is willing to do to change it >>> hillary clinton has welcomed the publication of around 300 emails relating to the 2012 attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi. when four people including the u.s. ambassador died. hillary clinton was secretary of state and has been criticized for her handling of the attack. the emails will not change an understanding of what happened. >> i'm glad that the emails are starting to come out. this is something i asked to be done for a long time and thos

. >>> one of the most debated policy in the lead up to the uch k election and the election is thursday report from spain it's an issue that has taken center stage with british voters who themselves are living in a foreign country. >> reporter: it's quiet here but soon enough the bars and restaurants will be full of european sun seekers and half the population here is british and in this bar we found some of them putting the world to right with plenty wrong with the uk. >> people from romanian and hundreds of camps and move to australia, no. can they move anywhere in europe? yes. where they want to go. >> britain is that what you mean? >> to be fair so would i wouldn't you? >> reporter: over the road dean shows us his contribution to spain, he founded a charity which some of the british people can contribute to, the money goes to the spanish poor. this he says helps define the difference between the rights and the wrong sort of migrants. an immigrant is someone who goes to somewhere else and gives a little bit back is that what you mean? >> that tends to be the perception of most of the

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as uch innovation is leadership opportunity for this generation of missile defense practitioners. which is why i believe csis's effort to keep this topic alive is so very important. i thank you all for your interest in missile defense. i hope the discussion has been useful for you. and i hope that you'll come away convinced even more of our commitment to this important contribution to our security and our allies' security and that we will continue to make progress. thank you very much and tom, i think we can take a couple of questions and after you do a little bit of moderation, we'll make a deal that the first question goes to a midshipmen. all right, fair enough, thank you. [ applause ] >> if it's a question i can't answer, i'm giving it to -- >> well, i think you really covered the landscape there. deterrence defense the offense-defense mix, everything. so one quick one, how do you see this missile defense kinetic and non-kinetic in terms of its priority in the third offset, in the electronic warfare that deputy secretary talks so much about? >> we're doing a number of things i

louis regimen who had come to march.d in spr it was the first quick time day happy music was heard in uchingichelle f. i had it in my lap today. it's been nice. >> it is a remarkable book. and the huge collection of materials that they over the e of years compiled has recently been acquired by yale university. we ha one of the best image collections of lincoln in the of it, country. >> we have to been live in springfield for several hours today. if you missed any of it and want to view it, 10:00 p.m. eastern time everything that we've the shown you today live will reair on american history tv. cspan3 on the weekends. lisa in california. hi lisa. >> hello. >> please go ahead, ma'am. >> hello. >> i just wanted to know washat was lincoln's favorite food? know. >> what made you curious about th that lisa? >> i don't know.erything i mean they're talking about everything else. but what did he like to eat?that que >> all right. let's see if michael burlingame knows the answer to that question. >> a friend of mine, his favorite food was chicken and ok on mashed potatoes and strawberry short cake. i