you went to usc to look at interesting technology? >> it's cool. they are using basically gaming and virtual technology in order to deal with a very real and serious problem, which is treatment. i got to try this stuff out. let's check it out. >> los angeles may seem like an odd place to search for answers to ptsd. but the department of defense is finding encouraging results through partnerships through research institute like the one at usc. skip rizzo conducts research on virtual reality systems. >> why would an organizenization that's as culturally staid and conservatived and buttoned-down as the military, why would they come to you guys for help? >> the odd alliance of hollywood and academia and the military and the great advances come from this kind of inter disciplinary coming together of people with different levels of expertise that can create something where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. i think what we have seen over the last 10 years is that the advances that have happened in the area of technology have really tried to

that's right we have great soccer at 3 o'clock the usc usc u usa is going to play these kids need a place to play those a ballot measure coming up we h we need to have a soccer fields at the single most important place today from hemminger gonzales who got their start they might not be in brazil we're grad to have 7 members of the board of supervisors and the mayor to support this ballot measure. without further ado, let me introduce two important soccer moms. (clapping.) >> good afternoon. i'm amber wilson a san franciscan native i grew up playing on this fields i got married in the city and my wedding photos were at a beach let and now we have two children a 7 and 3 years old it's greatest great to see them out on the fields i hope to see my children play on a safe fields we don't worry aboutism hurting themselves and have the support of their families and joy those communities as well. so thank you very much for having me here (clapping.) >> hi i'm from ccii i didn't pray a place of business play on the kids i find myself as a parent following my children. i want to talk about a soccer

that's right we have great soccer at 3 o'clock the usc usc u usa is going to play these kids need a placeto play those a ballot measure coming up we h we need to have a soccer fields at the single most important place today from hemminger gonzales who got their start they might not be in brazil we're grad to have 7 members of the board of supervisors and the mayor to support this ballot measure. without further ado, let me introduce two important

. >> usc raw prefacers aren't buying the promise of an am i am on thety. >> there are other peoples,ther people have information about who is going to which doctor or who goes to which neighborhood or who patronizes which store and they can cross-reference that . >> people didn't know their phone was leaving bread crumbsa that people were storing and sell to go everyone else. you could call it innovative or creepy. >> they are not interested in individual people. their marketing budgets can't support it but norm follows public post okay insta graham and facebook and those became fair game when you click "i agree." > the jayz saying things in a concert. >> i want to find out how many people hash tagged ms. brandon. >> that's one thick we could do. >> the audience was older than expected and molson was the crowd's favorite beer. >> at happy child, data showed a significant number of customers hit the gym. team. >> a team that sports a marketing bonanza? promoters. it's yours. take it. >> hold still. what is hatching to my cell phone right now. >> right now, your phone is talking to cel

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they're the equivalent of saying oxford college could beat the usc in football on a regular basis. but it's the untalented trying to oversee the talented. >> this is another kind of tax, is it not. >> all right. >> so let's get that out of the way. look, here's what i find odd about this algd study by the chamber of commerce. >>> none of us know what the president is going to propose on monday. the only thing we can really predict is we'll be talking about it all summer. i'll say what i always say about regulations. i agree we're overregulated. consider the reason why. some things have to be regulated because business won't do the right thing on their own. watch the regulators fall off. big business creates big government. >> but rich, they're regulating everything. we just saw that list. there's new dishwasher regulators. new washington machine regulators. i imagine if you don't do what the government says you'll have dishwasher police come into your house, right? >> well, you know, the thing that's really disturbing about this administration is all they know how to do is tax and

>> >> we have a usc fighter from northern california who pulled off what some called the biggest upsetin the history of the ufc. we are going to take an unusual look at the warriors head coach and what happened in his life. you know, his father was assassinated and how that impacted the entire family. >> all right. >> yes. >> all right, that is it for us at 5:30. we will see you back here in half an hour. >>> news updates for all of us on kpix.com. see you in 30 minutes. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> jeff: tonight, debating the deal. with former taliban captive bowe bergdahl in germany, his parents back in idaho-- >> i'm so looking forward to seeing his face after these last five and a half years. >> jeff: --congress asked questions. why weren't lawmakers notified, and how dangerous are the prisoners the u.s. released in return? the plane crash that killed a media mogul. the n.t.s.b. arrives outside of boston to figure out what happened. >> the worst disaster on mount rainier in more than 30 years. a report from seattle on the climbers and guides who died. >> yes, i love that. >> jeff: and upen

there are several schools, usc, ucla, but not stanford and they have very good vcs, but not enough ofd entrepreneurs. yet can you build that iron triangle in a way that really does throw off other entrepreneurs to create other companies and can you keep them there there? the real issue is what happened is several companies stay there had versus moving up to silicon valley, an interesting trend to watch and a lovely place to live. i was going to put on my sunglasses, but it's -- i will take them off. but i mean, it's a really nice place to live. the rents are cheaper and now enough tech noll gists down there. and one of the -- >> the recode conference just south of l.a., too. >> yeah. absolutely. beautiful, are you kidding? not going to have it up in freezing -- we have one coming up here. one of the things, one of the quotes i like best in the piece, they have engineers with taste. that's really interesting idea. engineers with taste. engineers not just engineers. >> almost steve jobsian. kara, thank you so much. >> no problem. >> we will talk to you very soon. >> thanks. >> the meant

at spellman, columbia, usc. we were coordinating across states. tremendous impact has happened when students are focused on a target. and you will make a bunch of mistakes. half the things we did we have no clue. but as a result of some of the things, we saved historically black colleges that were publicly funded from being closed in 17 states. you have the power to make an impact. >> i think that is a good point to close on. we are coming to the end of our hour. i wear thank our panel and all of you. please pick up the report. if you are in a state that has voter id -- that stretches from delaware to texas. you are trying to figure out how , do we get beyond this moment? this report tells you how money folks need to be signed up to vote in the communities we have been talking about to change the balance of power. i want to change with this thought from the great republican and civil rights leader frederick douglass. compositeech, "our nationality," his tirade against the chinese exclusion act. he said "every country has a , destiny that is define

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usc graduation into major arts fares. >> the quarter of a million vehicles use the kennedy everyday stuff for you we have posted the details about the closures. live at the facility on the south side. the western belmont fiat doctor will be torn down next year. >> >> looking for prole suspected in a home invasion. >> >> offering $5,000 award. for people are getting. there were brought an overnight not long after police were called to fire. but a home and destroyed two cars. >> cheif keef is being ejected from his home. >> moving up based on a neutral agreement. >> in order for forcible entry. >> costa complaints about noise. some city employees and have to lear >> he says he will postpone the first property tax hike to one year. >> still criticizing the mayor and governor for what they consider stealing. coming up later in an interview the killer clinton is looking at her role in the dickenand gauzy scandal. dickenand gauzy scandal. >>e. mereh x ta.at police chief says the american troops were returned to their bases after a security operation yesterday. when they were ambushed by insurge

. >>> well a search goes on for a usc student missing in the sierra and it is being expanded now. about 90% of their search area and they are expanding the efforts to the north with more off-road vehicles. officials say vernon cody williams was left last wednesday and they planned to go hiking alone. his belongings, they are still in the cabin and he has not used his cell phone since friday. >>> new since phoenix arizona, they are searching for a gunman after an attack that left one priest dead and another in critical condition. it happened in the living quarters and the mother of mercy mission church in downtown phoenix and they have recovered a car after the shooting but have not yet found the gunman. >>> a funeral will be held for one of the police officers killed in a deadly bam bush when he moved from war torn bosnia. he had married a fellow correctionnal officer and the couple had a son just last july. he was eating lunch with officer allan beck when the officer was killed and the funeral will be held next saturday. >>> a wild and terrifying scene, why a man driving it to th

year-old, if you have any information call chp a17- year-old is recovering after chemotherapy hit pie a uscened near bancroft and atkins street streets and he was and his condition is said to be stable and he is consumers yesterday the tornadoes hit a small town 100 miles northwest of omaha and they touched down about a mile away from each other. and the agency says they were alike as a result of the storms. >> the national cleanup earths. and more than a a half inch were caused by machine farmers. >> we can't do that, we have our bailer and columbine, everything is in there. and they will expect to and they map on delivering a petition with treat thousand visitors. they are calling on the archbishop to cancel the plans to speak on march or margin ears and however the arch pitch shock denies it deal monthizes same-sex marriages er sent out a letter saying it is important to get to know the people you disagree with. when we coming to seeking to understand the other, good miracles can happen. >>> he is accused of building a bomb in his apartment. what is happening today, when the case may go

am quite certain these men's rights activists got all the air time they needed last month after the uschooting. allison says i will not be tuning in tonight. i have no use for organizations that give voice to bigots. and mark says, it's a good question, the question is not whether or not it's tile for a men's movement, it's what the movement, what attempt to achieve, we heap to answer that, mark. we've lost fathers tweeting in. jorge says many of us fathers do more for our children than state, federal government think we do. there is too much emphasis on the dead beats and the rolling stones, as you can imagine today is going to be hot. >> yeah. and we want to make sure that we keep making that distinction. the men's rights movement and the father's rights movement both in the show, both consider themselves different organizations. >> right. >> the global men's rights movement is the in the spotlight after revelation that his the u.k. santa barbara shooter was part of this controversial online universe. while their rhetoric is seen costly and destructive but they are growing, they say t

he heads up usc's institute for creative technologies and he's reinventing the way movies are made byuppet that has every skin pore fine crease and the ability for any little twitch or bulge or buckle of skin that the real person would have had. >> reporter: more than 6,000 computer-controlled l.e.d.s and 50 cameras capture every nuance the key to creating believerable virtual humans is how the computer measures both the light reflecting off the surface of the skin and the light penetrating beneath it. the result is a perfect digital clone that can be inserted into any scene. the evolving technology has been used in more than a dozen films. in "avatar," it placed digital humans in a virtual world. in "gravity" sandra bullock's skin appeared to be reflecting light from the space station. >> as you see, it's kind of like being inside a firework. >> reporter: the lead actors were all scanned to create lifelike images for digital stunt doubles. and an actress became the face of a fairy. why is it so important that you get a picture of her with light from every different possible angle? >>

park which is theme several other museums and the space shuttle endeavor and across the street from usche says the location will be decided in the next few weeks. >>> breaking news. a neighborhood in lock down. why police from two different cities converged on san leandro. >> hard enough to get a seat on the bus, now many are getting locked up. the hazard that is prompting it. >> a tradition is cut short, the problems at this camp site that are forcing it to close. >>> ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. >> that breaking news tonight, a s.w.a.t. stand off in san leandro. it began after officers tried to arrest a suspect wanted for felony crimes. the nature of the crimes hasn't been revealed to us. no word if shots have been fired in the area. police are telling people to avoid the area around washington avenue and castro street, not far from downtown san leandro. people who live in -- who live in the area are told to shelter in place. i am ken wayne. frank somerville is off. >> i am julie haener. >>> developing news, amtrak is reporting delays because of a deadly ac

. >> thank you, usc let us know. >> and truth in sarcasm, she said, who is making money with charlesumbs up. charles: what do you feel about the mark stkpwhret we could continumarket.>> we could conti, a foundation that we've been on. charles: great show, hope you enjoyed it, every night 6 p.m. eastern. i've been hot, if you can't watch set your dvr, i'll see you in the morning on varney, right now, lou dobbs, keep it here for the place for business, fox business. lou: president obama today addressing american public on his plan to escalate in iraq. he failed to answer the one basic question he frameed that nation needs answered, how does the situation in iraq pose a national security threat to the united states instead his address vascillateed between a call to action and a promise of no action. contradiction, continue to be a hallmark for this president's presidency. we want to show you two statements from president's iraq news conference, that we believe you will find extraordinary, the president, as he lai

susan estridge, syndicated columnist and professor of law and political science at usc and fox news contributor susan, police clinton is out there talking about her book, calling it a hard choice. can this potentially affect presidential run if she does run in 2016? >> well, i don't think people will necessarily hold her responsible for president obama's decision, but it can't help but think knowing what we do and knowing what they knew, why did they hold that big press conference? why did they have that big celebration on the white house lawn with the president and the whole thing? i mean, it was a hard choice, i'm sure, and in many respects a close call. so why turn it into a celebration? i think that was the big mistake for which hillary really can't be held responsible. >> you've been at the top levels of washington and a national presidential manager. that happened a week ago right about now, when we saw the president come out with bergdahl's parents. would you have staged that? what should he have done? >> it's funny. i was sitting here with tammy bruce and last saturday at this time we w

but the amount of usc has and the people that listen to him, i think that there should be more educationld be done. i am not saying that he does not do it, but unfortunately in the media it might not make for good ratings. i think unfortunately it is something that people will jump on the bandwagon. gerri: so many americans, so many americans overweight. trying to find a way to get over the hump and start losing weight even if it is a temporary fix. is that a good thing to get on their road? >> it is good to get on the right road, but give all of the inspiration. we know the you can lose weight and losing weight is healthy for you, not just physically but psychologically it can change our life. it is also about hard work, not a quick fix. you must work out on a regular basis to make the right food, make the sacrifices. it is not about, you will get something for free. you will not. >> is not a silver bullet, and that is what too many people looking for. they set themselves up for failure because basically they are trying something out and ultimately failing again. that must not -- at. [i

spellman, usc. ordaining across states.tremendous impact has happened when students are focused on a target. and you will make a bunch of mistakes. half the things we did we have no clue. but as a result of some of the things, we saved historically black colleges that were publicly funded from being closed in 17 states. you have the power to make an impact. >> a good point to close on. coming to the end of our hour. i wear thank our panel and all of you. please pick up the report. if you are in a state that has voter id -- that stretches from delaware to texas. how do we get beyond this moment? this report tells you how money folks need to be signed up to vote in the communities we have been talking about to change the balance of power. i want to change with this thought from the great a republican frederick douglass. his tirade against the chinese exclusion act. "every country has a destiny that is defined by its geography and character. its character is defined by that nation at its best. and the geography of each nation

>> she is actually in law school at usc and wants to be a prosecutor.ging for the facts as well as the rest of us at the courthouse. she wants to be a prosecutor. i don't know what impact that trial may have had on her. that was my life for three years, and that's probably the most i saw her in one day during that time is when i took her to court with me. >> you got her started early and i'm sure she enjoyed that day with you. good stuff as always. i know this story will follow you for a very long time as well. >>> amazon's motto, work hard, have fun, make history. in light of its bare knuckle negotiate, what should amazon's new motto be? we have your responses when we come back. i spent my entire childhood seeing the world in reverse, and i loved every minute of it. but then you grow up and there's no going back. but it's okay, it's just a new kind of adventure. and really, who wants to look backwards when you can look forward? there's tworked hard.n sydney. raised two kids. they've never been to moscow. but they sent money there. rented an apartment.

anna logan, former representative, and bob shrum, democratic strategist and professor of politics at uscford ability tour monday after signing the measure. trying she'll the fact the bill has a huge tie to immigration reform and count to want to get tied up with that and suffer political consequences. >> absolutely, trying to play both sides of the aisle here. he's also trying to appease the, you know, illegal immigrants trying to get a college education here, hispanics. they have a huge voting bloc, they do swing. he's trying to play both side of the aisle. he ran in 2010 with his tea party credentials, saying that he was going to crack down on arizona-style immigration bill. today a change of heart but his prir priority legislation, the dreamer bill, had to do all kinds of maneuver to get it out of the senate. he signs it quietly, legislators who carried the bill had to have the ceremonial bill signing without him there. it says to me he's trying to remain low but at the same time wants something to show for at the general election when he's going to need hispanic voters. >> a wizard o

today we see on the front page of "the washington post," usc's risk in iraqi air strikes.he president of the united states goes for fund-raising and golfing. and now is fiddling while iraq burns. we need to act, mr. president. but we also need to understand why we are where we are today. >> is there any blame for this administration in letting maliki dither and not include the sunnis and, in fact, actually actively exclude people who should have been in his government? >> i'm happy to -- listen. i'm happy to listen to john mccain because i like him as a person, but if anyone, anyone is to tell us what to do, it's not him. he told me when i was very worried after i voted no on the iraq war that was going on and on, he said to me, barbara, he was so sweet about it. he said this thing is going to be over in three to six months. and that's what rumsfeld said. that's what they all said. they were wrong. andrea if you took your car into a mechanic and he destroyed the whole car and you couldn't even turn it on, you wouldn't go back to that same mechanic when there's a problem. s

when i talked about what we return to children if you look at the federal and state and local levels, usc will be spent on children as a percent of the economy is basically a state of decline. more numbers on this in a moment. the reduction in spending on children, reduction of investment in infrastructure, our budget is more and more a budget that basically tries to provide us with higher and higher levels of consumption, but not in ways that promotes saving and productivity. in some senses a declining nation that promotes consumption nevermore and consumption never last. the final economic problem is it's very hard to fix programs for the extraordinary level of commitment. a lot of reforms that take place don't come from dynamic changes. it comes from the fact that the program and as the economy expands the program wanes in importance. those of you might be familiar with welfare reform that we had the big debate over welfare reform and 96. it is a program called families with dependent children better than 50% of the welfare budget in the 50s and 60s. it was down to 10% by the time they

in 1998 and subsequently taught at princeton before his current position at usc. his work has been honored by the american philosophical society, the national endowment for the humanities, the guggenheim and most recently the macarthur foundation who awarded a genius front in 2012. he's the author of numerous articles, reviews and editorials including a wonderful new york times op-ed in 2009 titled "avoidance by the numbers" as well as now three books, each of which has recovered in its own way the formative role with a different kind of inte lek call racks in the shaping of governance. so in his first book, soll looked at editing and the remarkable influence editors and publishers had in making machiavelli's political treatise into the radical machiavellian be. in his second book, the key practice in question was broadly archiving. the information master examines the roles that new techniques for gathering and organizing politically-useful data played in the development of modern state craft. be and most recently, professor soll has turned his focus to a new prac

you get the same yield as you doing usc junk bonds, essentially. that is a good trade. u.s.unk-bond, essentially. that is a good trade. >> if there are folks who share credit, then in what? risk do not think the trade-off in local currency makes a compelling right now. to that point that led to the selloff in it -- in the paper tension fan term -- in the paper temper tantrum, our funds, we like the credit exposure. we did not want to take the -- basically, monetary exposure. >> it is one thing to have an asset class, but it is another to executed on a day-to-day basis. theave seen a change where day today banks have made it harder to be a fixed investor. there are not as many bond out there to buy on a daily basis. the inventories are lower. how hard is it? >> it depends. the line side, we have not had as much of a problem. we have about $50 billion in assets under management now. the firms that have the problem sourcing are the bigger eyes. -- the bigger dies. >> the blackrock, pimco -- >> that is to we are referring to. to get it meaningful exposure it is a lot more dollar

as the president's director on the 31-usc-1105, ms. burwell was the person responsible for submitting medicare legislation to congress. we asked her about that before she was confirmed. during her hearing, she said she would do everything in her power to comply with the federal law. yet, despite this assurance, she refused to comply with the law and never submitted a plan. don't we need a plan to fix medicare? don't we need the chief executive of america through the budget director to submit a plan to fix it? she also violated the law and denied congress needed transparency with respect to the health care law, the obamacare law. so the omnibus appropriations bill signed into law in january required h.h.s. to include in its fy 2015 budget a detailed accounting of spending to implement the health law. but neither the budget director, ms. burwell, or the agency she now will head submitted sufficient information to comply with that. and i just would say my time is up, mr. president. i would just say i'm very much taken with mrs. burwell. s

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. >> reporter: i'm carter evans inside a light stage at the usc institute for creative technologies whereetail. the result is a digital replica is so precise even the man behind the technology can't tell the difference. that story coming up on "cbs this morning." manhunt is san francisc >>> good morning, it's 8:25. time for news headlines. a nationwide man hunt is underwait for this san francisco man. ryan chamberlain is considered armed and dangerous. the fbi found illegal explosives in his russian hill apartment on saturday. >>> a 71-year-old man is accused of killing his ex-wife. the owner of a popular restaurant in napa. found stabbed to death inside her home yesterday morning. her ex-husband admitted to killing her during a domestic dispute. >>> a sick out is causing major problems with the morning commute. a large number of muni drivers called in sick this morning due to a stalemate in contract negotiations between muni and the drivers union. let's go to liz for a look at the effect this is having on the commute. >> probably a little more crowded on city streets. averaging about 30

. >> usc is now bringing that technology to the u.s.ity designed a world that turns plastic tables into menus that can be used to man a ship. they can get a bird's-eye view. >> it's like i'm right in the helicopter hundreds of feet above the water. >> bolus has been working on a cheaper more mobile version of the technology. he's pairing smartphones with $2 lenses and special software to create his own hand-made headsets. >> look inside. and now you're on the surface of mars. go ahead and look around. >> do you think a virtual reality set could be it. >> we see it. virtual reality is really the way we're going to go into the virtual world and it's going as common as smartphones. we'll have one and bring it with us. >> the oculus headset will likely go on sale with a possible price tag of around $300 and the participation surrounding the new reality gear couldn't be any more real. for "cbs this morning: saturday," bigad shaban. >> he's here to talk about his june cover story the inside story of oculus rift and how virtual reality became

usc! >> now, o.j. simpson had a brand new number and for the next 15 months a new home. l.a. county jail where he was being held without bail. simpson had visits from his family, friend, attorneys. and even his former colleague, bob costas. >> i went to visit him. he tried to convince me several times, of his innocence. look, bob, you know me. i am a smart guy. would i leave a glove behind? would i do something like this? this doesn't make sense. that doesn't make sense. i've answered each of his assertions by saying, well, you'll have your chance to tell your side of the story in court. >> but simpson was facing a mountain of evidence. as district attorney gil garcetti told nbc news back in 1995. >> no case that i am aware of in the history of this country, has the had so much dna evidence. but for the fact that this were o.j. simpson, this is what you would call in sports language, slam dunk winner. >> just trying to get to the office. would you please. >> garcetti had good reason to be so cocky, he was convinced there was enough evidence at bundy and rockingham pointi