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they threw everything they had at us, the goal tender stood tall, gave us a chance. we had another chaps, we get to play. >> new zealand cricketers take a 1-0 lad in the test series against the windies. the home side chasing 403 for victory. mark craig. that's him, through the batting line-up in the second innings. picking up four wickets finishing with figures of 8 for 188. that's the best goaling performance by a debutante. the winners by 186 runs. that's the sport. thanks for watching. >> thank you. let's have a look at traffic in europe. if it wasn't bad enough in sao paulo. european cities ground to a halt after taxi drivers staged a strike from unfair competition. uber is a service connecting drivers and fare based on the distance driven. that's the news for the moment. back with more in a few moments from robin and myself. thanks for joining us on the newshour. >> as the battle rages in iraq, baghdad calls on the u.s. to send in air strikes and hundreds of thousands of people on the run are trying to escape the violence. >> effective july 31, i will be steppin

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our values keep us tall. we want to share our experience with our neighbors. in my decade in my country, i saw how it became a thriving democracy. a living defense force, a cutting edge scientific community. it was done with you. and nobody else could be more helpful than you. together we can put the region on a more promising cause through initiative in the health, education and science. i hope to educate myself to this world in the years ahead. as for america. it remains indispensable. america is the greatest power in the world today. and only great power in history that never tried to become an empire you my dear friends are presenting your nation. you became great not by taking. you became great by giving. god bless you. [ applause ] >> america -- america is a force for good, a force for focus, a force for peace. the world is fortunate that america continues. 60 years ago. america looked to the moon to discover a distant land. today the united states is dealing a major scientific echo to reveal the secrets of the mind. we are partnered in that effort. may

>> i used to tall tobey hannibal lecter. >> how it come crashing down for the hollywood madam of poker? >> this is the fbi. if i'm not out in an hour they're breaking down the door. >> how far you go? now elizabeth vargas and david muir. >> we start with a question, how far would you go to get love, to death revenge, pay for college or have a baby? those first three, love, money revenge all come into play in the first cat and mouse game. >> that's right, david. a woman scorned and looking for payback, literally. what turned a shy, southern belle into an obsess the steel mag knoll gentleman, whipping through wigs and disguss, playing detective, all to get back what an ex-boyfriend has taken from her, not a life savings but her pride. >> reporter: welcome to los angeles and a very serious game of hide and seek. where this woman spends a great deal of time looking for this guy -- and he spends a great deal of time looking over his shoulder trying to avoid her. he's also trying to avoid this woman, and this woman, and this woman. what's at stake here? well, she could collect nearly $2 mill

did you know that before, before the game of basketball was invented, they used to feed tall people to alligators. they were considered to be worthless. uh-huh. at american airlines arena in miami, and the noise from the crowd in miami was deafening. have you ever heard the sound of 10,000 life alert bracelets all going off at the same time. it is an experience you will not soon forget. there has been a lot of flopping so far this series. flopping is when you pretend you got knocked down. dwayne wade had a great flop in game two, he was being guarded by manu giniobli. i don't know what word you would use to describe this other than masterful. never trust the player. >> jimmy: good advice, ladies. the ref was so fooled, not only did he call the foul, he charg d ed him with a hate crime. they fined dwayne wade, $5,000 and teach an acting class at the learning annex. funny when they make them pay $5,000. dwayne wade makes $19 million a year doesn't include endorsements. that is not a deterrent i you want to penalize him shave one of his eyebrows off. and they're not the only ones visiting

i mean, they're a real good team, threw everything they had at us and our goal stander stood tall, gave and you say chance, and we got another chance to get the play. >> having the time of his life, he ripped through the batting lineup in the second inning, picking up four wickets. that is the best performance in new zealand by a debutante. plenty more on our website for sport plus a comprehensive section looking at brazil and the world cup that's about to kick off in the next couple hours. who do you think will win the world cup and who will finish as the top scorer? get involved in our poll, on twitter and our website. >> exciting stuff. thanks very much for that. we've got another full bulletin of news coming up. i'll see you then. you then. >>> a political earthquake upended the republican party. what does eric cantor's loss mean for the tea party and immigration reform. squoo a full-scale civil war may be breaking out in iraq. >>> why have whistleblowers on wall street paid with their jobs millions. >> an uber controversy - international protests break out over a popular car servic

he is 6 feet tall, 180 pounds and uses a wheelchair. if you see him you are urged to call police. >>> california is on track to pass a budget tomorrow. the governor and assembly speaker, all democrats, all agree on the main points. the budget does not need the support of republicans. the final spending package is $108 billion while the idea of universal preschool did not make the cut, the budget includes $264 million for expanding education before kindergarten and fees collected in the cap and trade fund goes to the high speed rail fund and the vote is set for tomorrow afternoon. >>> in sunnyvale today a driver hits the gas instead of the brakes and causes this. the car ends up in the middle of a health food store at 1:00 this afternoon in pure water. the two owners were in the store at the time of the accident. while no one was seriously injured it was a close call for one of the owners who was trapped between the wall and the car. >>> whether you are in brazil or watching in person or keeping tabs from the living room couch, world cup

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walk up to the atm, attempt to use the atm card and then leave the store with the three declined transaction receipts in his hand. >> the man was black or his panic. tall and thin. 20 minutes later, a young girl used diane's atm card at another location. on this attempt, the girl used the correct pin number and successfully withdrew $400 from diane's account. and the two were driving what appeared to be a fleetwood cadillac which looked like diane's car. a few hours later, a motorist found diane's car on fire in a deserted field. >> when i got to the scene and saw them extinguishing her car, i remember thinking, god, please don't let her be in the trunk of that car. >> fortunately, she wasn't. another witness saw a white pickup truck leave the scene, but he didn't get the license plate number. >> they gave the same descriptions of the suspects that we had in the surveillance videos. >> back in diane tilly's home, investigators were able to find a partial fingerprint on a liquor bottle. >> i think that they wore gloves through most of what was going on in diane tilly's house. he apparently took the gloves off long enough to enjoy a drink of some scotch

tall. it took us about two weeks to build them from scratch. with a company called trossen robotics. this is a research version. the idea is that you can design the look of it. your robot does not have to look like jimmy. people can design their own robot. they can also make the robot personal by make -- by downloading apps. you don't have to understand artificial intelligence. all you really need is to download apps like a smartphone. >> what you have already programmed into this is the ability to the aware of its environment or the moving capabilities and so on? >> right now, we have a minimum platform. we have the hardware down. we have this version and that we are going to have another one later this year that is powered by the intel edison. we have the hardware set and now we're working on the software where we are going to be releasing an app store. able touch, he will be walk and talk and tweak and talk to you. >> i was playing around with your avatar messaging app. we went for ae -- walk and he was really jazzed about expanding the plac

and so is their military arsenal a used armored vehicle that will be used during swat calls and other emergency situations nine foot tall mine resistant trucks specifically designed to survive roadside bomb attacks are parked all throughout the u.s. local and state police departments have acquired more than four hundred m. wraps and silencers and tens of thousands of m. sixteen machine guns and night vision equipment the new paradigm is the military paradigm militarized police and the problem with that is when they look at american citizens often they see only combatants this is all made possible through america's military transfer program created in the ninety's when violence and drug gangs plagued major cities today crime in the u.s. has fallen to its lowest in a generation and the special response team in richland county south carolina looks like this ready to take on the taliban should it invade the self this year the thing that it's doing is basically just making it more and more obvious they are who are being launched her eyes are police forces are being turned into soldiers iraq war veteran emily yates says her c

. >> threw everything they had at us and goaltender stood tall. >> your best shot. >> number two, loanrks. >> todays a good day for billionaires. >> i'm rich! i'm wealthy! >> for the 40 million people dealing with student loan debt, it wasn't such a good day. >> help me, i'm poor. >> senate republicans sink elizabeth warren's student loan bill. >> despite bipartisan support for this bill, the republicans voted to block it. >> why would we want to get on a bill like that that clearly is not going anywhere. >> we still have 40 million americans out there who are trying to deal with 1.2 trillion in student loan debt. >> it pays for itself by closing loopholes that allow some millionaires to pay a lower tax rate. >> who does washington work for? >> more tax bills for millionaires or lower student loan bills for the middle class? should be a no-brainer. >> top trender, the buckeye ballot. ohio, the quintessential swing state. >> our vote is our voice. >> you think you're about to kick the football and pull the football away. >> a federal judge calls for early voting to be restored in ohio.

in that trust and use less of the exemption, paying less in taxes, and ultimately able to pass on more to your kids. >> i know you cannot talk about this without getting into the tall for those of us who do not know, what is a qualified personal residence trust? >> what it is, it is an agreement where you take the its ownd put it into kind of account, and it has a couple of benefits. one, any appreciation in house value happens outside of your estate. the other thing it does is you can get what is known as a valuation discount, so when you split the ownership of the house in to, as the clintons have done, you can say half a house is not worth as much as 100% of a house. what can you do with half a house? and then after the term of the trust ends in 10 or 15 years, being able to pay rent to the beneficiary, and in this case, you presume it is their daughter, though we do not know. then you can pay that, and those things happen outside of your estate and outside of that 40% tax. >> this is about the estate tax and how the very wealthy protect what they earn. how else can people take advantage of these estate tax exemptions? >> there are all sorts of things that peopl

us in, doug. >> 3, 2, 1. in my i built a target practice area. the target is four foot tall 3 foot wide, 8 inches thick. >> this is doug's house. this is doug's yard. these are doug's neighbors. this is one of the most heavily trafficked canals on big pine keys. and this is monroe county commissioner george nugent. >> there are very safe gun ranges in close proximity to doug's home which codrive to and shoot his gun there. >> from where i live, an indoor gun range is just simply too far to go when i can stand on my side yard and shoot on my own range. >> why should i have to get shot because he won't drive 20 minutes to a gun range. >> why? for the same reason he can fire towards kayakers in the canal. >> he explained to me that it was his second amendment right and he was going continue to do it. >> there is nothing illegal about me shooting in my backyard. even if there is a boat and a kid. >> he's 20 feet from one of the busiest canals on big pine key and he really didn't care. he just turned around and walked away. >> i don't care. >> you rarely find that kind of civil d

through what we call the tunnel, which caused through the 15 feet tall of their of concrete through trans were these circuits above us. transport these staircase about this. all of these rooms were ready for the outbreak of the second world war. they were not used much until september 1940 because we lived through what we call the phony war, with practically nothing happening as far as the british were concerned until may 1940. and then the blitz starting in the summer of 1940 and then of course it really meant the government had to meet, the cabinet had to meet underground because that was about the safest ways there was. >> who knew about this? room would beular known by those who worked in the cabinet war rooms. certainly known to various ministers, administrators. i suppose if you number the people who knew about the whole site as a total unit, probably no more than a few hundred people in the whole country. >> what discussions took place happenedmark >> what in the cabinet was basically a discussion within thve

through it believe me we saw the faces of the people here in brussels who saw us come pouring in i think they believe the tall presence will decided they change their appearance of the european parliament and evidently all of the details that will take place in the parliament. how big is the problem of this year commissioners you want to get rid of like has this hour to issues so serious. sovereignty is the foundation of democracy without sovereignty there is no democracy because having the freedom to cost a ballot and the ballot box is one thing but if the people you elected with your ballot have no power because the actual power was transferred to a supernatural body then we are no longer in a democratic process and this is exactly what we are currently going through i think it was a nine hundred fifty seven and the national assembly mendez front said that there are two ways to establish totalitarianism either all of the powers are united together or we transfer all the power to a supernatural body well that's exactly what they did by building the european union they transferred the sovereignty of the peopl

using tribal militias. we've introduced practice tall steps by mobilizing people and try to wind back mosul. our aim is to get rid of isil and the terrorist groups. we know that our enemy is terrorism. >> the prime minister will ask for a state of emergency to be declared. already politicians have criticized this move saying the prime minister already has enough powers. but whether the state of emergency is declared or not, iraq is in a state of crisis. al jazeera, baghdad. >> and then there is this, n.a.t.o. ambassador held a meeting to discussion the situation in iraq. their focus was on the capture of 80 turkish diplomats in mosul. isil fighters took it's citizens has sting. they have been making huge advances in a relatively short period of time. we'll take a look at how they and other al-qaeda splinter groups have been so successful in iraq and syria. >>> secretary of defense chuck hagel has been answers questions about the prisoner swap of bowe bergdahl. lisa stark is there for us. what came out of this hearing? >> reporter: this is the first of what will be no doubt many hearings abou

. >> that is a tall order. first let us look at your weather forecast. if you have outdoor plans for father's day, live look from our roof cam right now. you see a little bit of patchy fog, haze from low clouds. cooler than what we saw at this time yesterday. temperatures in the 50s, all around the bay area. 49 in santa rosa. we are going to see cooler temperatures today, not as warm, but it should be a nice day, mix of sun and clouds all around the bay. we'll have a look at your seven-day forecast in a few minutes. but here is mark. >> happy ending this morning for the disappearance of a 9-year-old girl who wandered away from her campsite. her parents discovered her missing friday afternoon. an all-night search for the child ensued. more than 200 people combed the forest looking for her. >> this is the largest by size and scale search effort that i've ever been involved with here in marin county. >> saturday morning two bicyclists who live near the park found ida. they set out to look for her and there she was about two miles from your campsite. >>> def

we are to a place where today saits is taking us to new heights not only from the physical tower that's the tall i did in the west the saits is setting the pass. i want to thank you all mark and lynn for being pillars of our community and investing in our education for our children and keeping the families in the city and in a regional way and in oakland and another $0100 million a quarter of a billion dollars our children have to be healthy a remarkable general rot of spirit and everything and the salesforce tower as a job creation and the rest. so maria i want to pay contribute to you right around the salesforce tower it was around the time 16 years ago how much did we get? $10 million i was able to get $10 million for the planning and the idea of the transbay terminal and all of this. now you have to understand anytime i try to get this kind of money that's small now but you have to should consequence in the community it will promote customers and allow for the affordable housing and be a dynamic force in the community. that's the faith of that congress had in this initiative now fast forward

us a statement. >> genzler looked very studious. he had the little glasses, tall, lanky guy. he did not look like someone you would expect to get in a street brawl, much less kill someone. >> but several eyewitnesses disagreed. >>> hundreds of friends turned out for dusty harless' funeral. >> love you, dusty. >> he was a former wrestling champion, and a world-class wake boarder. his friends went out into the pacific near his home and dropped wreathes of flowers in the water in his memory. >> he knew so many people in san diego, different groups of people in different areas. and he had a lot of friends. like a lot of people loved him. if you knew dusty, you were touched and you were lucky. >> the autopsy revealed the cause of dusty's death was a single stab wound to his aorta, the largest artery in the body. >> just one stab wound and it went in four inches into the body and sliced the aorta. >> dusty's girlfriend, sky flanders, didn't see everything that happened, but she was certain david genzler was a killer. >> he looked kind of crazed. he looked like a wild animal. really

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tall a. mope i watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange. jill, we're hearing gm's ceo is answering questions about the auto maker's delayed recall, what are we expecting. >> reporter: good morning, erika and natasha. mary barra will be back on the hot seat. a house committee is expect to grill her on the latest round of recalls and ask her about gm's internal report into why the auto maker spent more than a decade to fix that deadly ignition switch defect. last time around on capitol hill barra could not answer questions until that report was done. now she's also expect to tell lawmakers that gm is developing a compensation fund for victims and should begin processing that in august, erika and natasha. >>> also jill, we are gearing up for summer vacation. >> oh, yeah. >> but it turns out it is a lot harder to disconnect from anyone from the world. so what can you tell us about that. >> reporter: yes, especially hard to disconnect from work. if you are busy checking those work e-mails whale laying on the beach during the vacation you are not

and so is their military arsenal a used armored vehicle that will be used during swat calls and other emergency situations nine foot tall mine resistant trucks specifically designed to survive roadside bomb attacks are parked all throughout the u.s. local and state police departments have acquired more than four hundred m. wraps and silencers and tens of thousands of m. sixteen machine guns and night vision equipment the new paradigm is it's the military paradigm militarized police and the problem with that is when they look at american sort of golf and they see only combatants this is all made possible through america's military transfer program created in the ninety's when violence and drug gangs plagued major cities today crime in the u.s. has fallen to its lowest in a generation and the special response team in richland county south carolina looks like this ready to take on the taliban should it invade the self this year the thing that it's doing is basically just making it more and more obvious there are they are being launched their eyes are police forces are being turned into soldiers iraq war veteran emily yates

and so is their military arsenal a used armored vehicle that will be used during swat calls and other emergency situations nine foot tall mine resistant trucks specifically designed to survive roadside bomb attacks are parked all throughout the u.s. local and state police departments have acquired more than four hundred m. wraps and silencers and tens of thousands of m. sixteen machine guns and night vision equipment the new paradigm is it's the military paradigm militarized police and the problem with that is when they look at american citizens often they see only combatants this is all made possible through america's military transfer program created in the ninety's when violence and drug gangs plagued major cities today crime in the u.s. has fallen to its lowest in a generation and the special response team in richland county south carolina looks like this ready to take on the taliban should it invade the self this year the thing that it's doing is basically just making it more and more obvious there are they are being launched her eyes are police forces are being turned into soldiers iraq war veteran emily yates say