yes, it is our headquarters in waterloo, canada.mily: how much time do you spend here versus waterloo? john: i try to spend about a week a month in waterloo. we still have 5,000, 6,000 people over there in canada, between waterloo and mississauga and ottawa. we are building a site here in silicon valley. so that is -- i spend about a week or so a month here. the rest of the time, i go around the world, seeing customers, meeting with analysts, investors, partners, distributors, and so forth. so that is why i do that. emily: part of the reason you are opening an office here is an talent, right? john: part of the reason of opening an office here is so that we can get much closer to all that is happening. at silicon valley, there are a lot of great ideas. 90% does not go anywhere. but the 10% that goes anywhere becomes the google of the world. you really have to pay attention to what is happening in our industry, so you are not so insular or focused on our own thing. we have a lot of great technology, but you can't just say, this is it,

it's april, 1989, you're the first officer on a regional airline flying from kansas city to waterloo,e in the sky? >> unbelievable. kennedy: okay. >> we took off from kansas city, beautiful clear night, got up to cruise altitude, around 15,000 feet. for an hour 10, hour 15-minute flight. wispy scattered clouds at cruise altitude, a crescent moon visible, about the left side, nice night. something really strange out this way, there was just what looked like a moon dimly visible behind some of those thin wispy clouds. kennedy: so a round red disk. >> nope, a white disk. kennedy: a white disk, wait a second, the moon is over, there holy crap, what is that? >> wasn't quite that exciting yet. kennedy: okay, then what happened. >> first trying to figure out. you see stuff in the sky all the time and you learn to identify all kinds of bizarre things. this thing is sitting here, we're looking for searchlights on the ground. immediately, you could rule out moon because the moon was a cressent and this was a full thing. kennedy: sure. >> 40 minutes we're flying. kennedy: and you see that thing

most famously, in 1974 when their global pop careers were launched with "waterloo." by the looks of things here, he has already got a dedicated following. >> it was amazing. we have been queuing for several hours and we were able to meet him. that made my wake -- my week, my day, my year. >> it was very cool. we are going to get married in the future, so i thought it would be a good idea to meet first. >> it seems sweden has found itself a new hero. genie: you are watching "france 24." the iraqi army launches an operation to take back ramadi from the islamic state. the first hearing in the spy trial of "washington post" correspondent jason rezaian opens and closes today in iraq. the indian prime minister, modi, marx one year in office. but his government is being criticized for only catering to the wealthy. time for businesses with stephen carroll. let's take a look at what is happening on the markets. stephen: we have markets growth for holidays on monday, london and frankfurt being among them. not having a great day back at the office, but the london and frankfurt

margaret: waterloo, iowa. rick: sorry, iowa. they ended up back in iowa. how did she get to california? margaret: her father had health problems in iowa and moved to california for the climate when she was quite young. 5, 6, 7. she was really raised in california. first in whittier and then in monterey bay. she grew up with pack mules. her father had two daughters and wanted a son. he treated lou like a son. she loved the outdoors. actually got very involved in the girl scouts later on in her life and spent probably 40 years. all of the time, when she returned to the united states until her death, the girl scouts was her primary cause. she said she had been a scout her whole life, because she grew up camping and spent times outdoors and she wanted girls especially in the victorian era and beyond to get outside and to enjoy and be more than ornamental. rick: wasn't she good with a gun too? margaret: she did have a few pistols. and they're in the library. she was a hunter. she was an equestrian. she was a marksman. she was -- thank you. yes. really dynamic.

>> waterloo iowa. >> how did she get to california? >> hader father had health problems in iowa and they moved to california for that. she grew up -- they had two daughters, and her father wanted a son, and treated lou like his son. she loved the outdoors. was very involved in the girl scouts and spent 40 years. all of the time she returned to the united states to her death the girl scouts was her primary cause. she grew up camping and wanted girls, especially in the victorian era to get outside and do more than be ornamental. gl didn't she have a gun? >> she was a hunter, an equestrian, a marks man. >> it is good to have one of those. >> you might need it as first lady. >> if you haven't sent up your questions, i would remind you. i want to and the position of moving from iowa to california. it isn't as easy as you would today. your grandmother was raised born and died in the same house. >> born in a different house. >> but nearby? >> the house known as the truman home is her grandfather's house. george porter gates bought the house p

it comes up leading up to waterloo. the british have to be very careful not to impress america. in 1817, great britain -- or member, canada is still a colony of great britain. great britain and america will demilitarize the great lakes. they are trying to avoid any reason for tension along the border, and again, [indiscernible] said it best. unable to defeat impressment during the war or at ghent, the americans instead prevailed by pressing postwar confrontations along the detroit river. by abandoning impressment and leaving the indians to their american fate, the british gave the united states a belated victory in the worth 1812. -- war of 1812. you can make the argument we spin the treaty a little too favorably, but as you look at postwar relations between the two countries, that reinforce that sense of we stood up to great britain, we came out with our honor intact, now we're at the big boy table, and they're taking us seriously. that did not happen before 1812. that is the treaty of ghent. questions? yes, ma'am. >> at the end of the american revolution, there was a treaty tr

a dangerous commute home in waterloo, indiana, tractor trailers flipping. pounding rain in palo pinto, texas. storms punching a hole in the roof of this home in houston. and the race to secure a major dam this evening outside dallas. families told to be ready. our team is on the ground. ginger zee is here with the forecast in a moment. but first, abc's matt gutman from texas. >> reporter: severe weather slamming millions again tonight. this tornado caught on surveillance camera near dayton, ohio. meanwhile, here in texas, as the water recedes, the death toll keeps rising. up to 16 dead. and along that swollen blanco river, the national guard searching for the nine still missing tonight. including members of three families staying in one vacation home. late today, authorities confirming the death of 43-year-old michelle carrie charbo. she was in that home. >> the house took a sudden jolt. the pressure of the water and the flow of the river just picked the house up. and it started moving down the stream. >> reporter: somehow, husband jonathan survived, found

and city leaders in waterloo, belgium, have found a unique way to mark that anniversary.ey depicted napoleon's life with legos, yes, you are looking at legos. the exhibit's designer tells reuters news service it took thousand of hours and hundred of thousand of lego blocks to create this modular feat. the city hopes the event will help capture a younger generation of history buffs. maybe if they make an app for it. they will. >>> thank you for joining us this hour. i'm natalie allen. george howell will be with you in just a couple of moments. keep it here. you are watching cnn. >>> critics slam sepp blatter's re-election as a step back for fifa. more on the promise for football's most powerful man to clean up corruption in his organization. >>> the tentacles for isis reach farther into libya. militants claim they seize an airport as they claim responsibility for bombings in the middle east. >>> and the u.s. takes a step for normalizing relations with cuba. i'm george howell, this is "cnn newsroom." >>> welcome t

to me lou hoover was born in 1874 in waterloo iowa raised in california and died where she lived withy great-grandfather. she died 20 years before he did. she was in the whitehouse during a really difficult time. her legacy as the first lady is little known because her papers were not opened until 1984 20 years after hoover's death. and she was lost in the shadow of the great depression and hoover's reputation were the worst calamity the country went thew. what i learned about my great-grandmother is sharing her legacy. she was a pioneering woman much like bess and betty ford she broke the morals of her time. hopefully i will have time to tell you more about how her time in the whitehouse and i don't want to go on and on but how the time in her life was such an extroidinarily hard to pigeon type and created a model that elnore roosevelt first. lou hoover was an activist first lady doing things that had never been done and that was consistent with how she lived her life to that point and after the presidency as well. >> i have to make a disclaimer before going to cliffton. the first pr

road crews out bound newtown road shut down through the midday sugar town over to waterloo.ch for delays tomorrow and then they're going to be working on the overnight into early tomorrow morning. here on the pennsylvania turnpike. between philly bensalem and willow grove. same deal in northeast philadelphia work crews active out at cottman avenue. some rain on the way. sue and i will have traffic and weather when we see you ♪ >>> 56 years on the run but tonight no more. former akron ohio resident frank fresh water social security now 79 years old after all these years police finally found him in orlando and he admitted his true identity. a jury convicted him of fatally strikeing a pedestrian in 1957. but he escaped from prison two years later. it took almost two decades but police finally caught him in 1975 but again he got away. police never did give up finally tracked him to orlando this week week. >> a chaotic scene unfolds after a biker got pinned under a truck in california. >> he's breathing. he's breathing much he's getting good breaths. >> dozens of witnesses rushin

and then a couple new projects, that began on monday, yesterday newtown roadblock sugar town to waterloot is a midday construction crew. we will send you for a detour here media line road between route three and 252. this project kick into gear yesterday. it is right there in front of the marple newtown high school just to give you a locater. the school buses will have somewhat of a delay possible this morning. cone zone on the boulevard they will be out again today between rhawn street and strahl in the outer drive from 9:00 to 3:00. this nice weather brings out construction crews during the midday. nice weather getting out of town no problems at the moment. in and out of the philly international airport. we are looking live downtown where they pick up the cones and construction rolled out and we are good to go on the vine street expressway coming into philadelphia, chris and lauren. >> you are looking dab tore day, my friend. >> you look good bob. >> well, thank you here in america we try to find any reason we can to celebrate. >> bob and i will have margaritas at 9:30. >> yes. >> so c

the afternoon we will have some delays, and then newtown road shut down between sugar continue to waterloo because of midday construction. otherwise we are looking good at the airport. chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> we are learning more about two gunman killed outside prophet mohammad cartoon contest. they have been identified as elton samson and nadir sophie. they attended the same mosque. authorities say simpson had been under investigation since 2009 in a jihad inquiry. but sophie had not been investigated. family and friend say they are surprised those men were involved. >> my reaction is the the reaction of a lot of or people at the mosque that they were not these type of people. >> authorities say that plans of the attack were in the on their radar. gunman's motives are investigated but physical depicts of the prophet mohammad is offensive to many muslims. >>> that new york city police officer shot over the head in the weekend has died. twenty-five year-old officer brian moore was taken off life support yesterday. moore had been trying to stop 35 year-old dimitri plaque well

naturally and in the neighborhoods today newtown road will go into shut down mode to sugar town to waterloo. they are doing it midday between 9:00 and 3:00. market frankford, broad street subway in delays, and in good shape at the airport. >>> crews are investigating a wall collapse at philadelphia's east germantown section. look at these bricks. they fell on the sidewalk in the 800 block of east locust avenue overnight. be in got hurt. >>> a shocking frightening scene for neighbors of the frankford neighborhood, a toddler standing on the roof of the home. >> for quite a while. >> police got to the baby just in time but now they want to know where was the mom of the two-year old? where was she jenny? >> reporter: yeah, well police are still investigating that but here at special victims unit we do know two women were brought from the scene here yesterday in handcuffs. they have been charged with endangering the welfare of the child. terrifying experience for neighbors on the 4700 block of leap are yesterday. this is cell phone video that captured scary moments as toddler was on the edge of

it very quickly face evidence its waterloo in afghanistan would have been relatively easy for the united states to have completely defeated al qaeda in the mountains of afghanistan with i literally a few more battalions from the u.s. army's ten medical division. the secretary of defense at the time refused to send them, refused to act on a request for more troops and bin laden got away and al qaeda lived to fight another day and then we invaded iraq unnecessarily and provided a motivation for radicals -- an event that radicalized muslims young men around the globe tens of thousands of additional fighters for the al qaeda's horrible ideology, and so bad as the attacks of september 11th september 11th were, as much damage as they did to the united states the invasion of iraq in march of 2003 far more injurious to this great nation, and with repercussions that will not just ripple but giant waves that are continuing to upset the middle east the islamic world and this country for generations to come. really not a good move. >> here's our other speaker. well-planned. mr. risen, welcome. [appl

to celebrate the defeat of napoleon and the battle of waterloo.er of london some of thesetheby's sale. too late, ran out of time. mark: rail ofbarcelona, 3-0. messi scored. he scored the most goals in champions history. one more than rinaldo. manus: we are back in. ♪ next we bring you the latest after high valuations. >> oil prices snapped and investors weigh the slump in supply against signs producers are planning to boost. look at where crude is rallying. >> ecb is putting pressure on citrus to compromise bailout talks. we tell you what it could mean for greek lenders. caroline: election day in the u.k. the next government hanging in the balance. manus: welcome. caroline: we are just getting breaking numbers. for your adjustment earnings six point 2 billion pounds. that is just ahead of analyst estimates. the revenue coming in at 4.6 billion. we have underlying revenue just topping. we are expecting slightly sharper sales. they say they have a normalized cash flow and the dividend is where we have expected. we expected 8.6, but it is gaining fro

we were flying from kansas city to waterloo, iowa.commuter airline turbo prop crystal clear skies in kansas city. crystal clear skies first alert forecast in waterloo. good weather enroute 250 miles away we reached our crews -- cruise. small planes didn't have auto pilots. a lot of thin wispy clouds all around us. i noticed off to my right and i was sitting in the right seat was a white disk, just kind of thin u visible barely visible behind the clouds or dimly visible behind the clouds. and it was a little odd. but, you know, we are used to seeing a lot of things in the sky so when you see something strange you start looking around, trying to figure out what it is. and the first thing you think about is the moan bass it -- moon because it looked like the moon. the moon was over here it was a crescent not a full moon. it couldn't have been reflection of the moon. >> large disk you describe as being pretty large massive. >> following you. >> or we will following you. it was pacing us. >> something unbelievable happened to shape and col

the answer is b, waterloo new york.lebrated memorial day back in 1866. >>> here's the next question memorial day originally honored soldiers from which war? was it the civil war, spanish-american war or world war i? and the answer everybody gets it right, it was the civil war. >> triple a. >>> memorial day used to be known by which of these names. was it the day of remembrance, armed forces day, or decoration day? and the answer is decoration day. all right. you guys are -- i feel like jesse walters up here with smart people. >>> which president presided over the first memorial day cemetery at arlington national cemetery? was it chester a. grant, u.s. grarnth or james garfield. >> i'll go with b just so we have one of each and somebody will get it right. >> anna the correct answer. james garfield gave a speech 90 minutes at that celebration. >> and you have abraham lincoln popping up there for two minutes to give the gettysburg address. >>> americans are required to do what by law to by 3:00 p.m. on memorial day? >> sin

laughter] anyway my grandmother was born in iowa just like my grandfather in the same year, 1874 in waterloo and the older two girls girls, charles and florence wead henry. when she was about 11 florence's health was such that she had asthma but charles henry thought it might need better to move the family to california. they arrived first in whittier and then after a little bit they went up to monterey and made their home in monterey. it was lucky for my great grandfather that he had a tomboy for an older daughter because they would take off into the sierras or the coast range or wherever camping exploring. she was a tomboy and there's a lovely picture of her when she was 17. she looked like annie get your gun. she had the pack and sitting with a rifle like this you know. she had a very puffy sense of humor. she was quite an athlete. she loved the outdoors and i will get to that in a minute because california meant a great deal to her. she went to san jose normal school, got her teaching certificate and she happened one afternoon to go to a speech by dr. brenner of stanford of the universit

laughter] anyway my grandmother was born in iowa just like my grandfather in the same year, 1874 in waterloo and the older two girls girls, charles and florence wead henry. when she was about 11 florence's health was such that she had asthma but charles henry thought it might need better to move the family to california. they arrived first in whittier and then after a little bit they went up to monterey and made their home in monterey. it was lucky for my great grandfather that he had a tomboy for an older daughter because they would take off into the sierras or the coast range or wherever camping exploring. she was a tomboy and there's a lovely picture of her when she was 17. she looked like annie get your gun. she had the pack and sitting with a rifle like this you know. she had a very puffy sense of humor. she was quite an athlete. she loved the outdoors and i will get to that in a minute because california meant a great deal to her. she went to san jose normal school, got her teaching certificate and she happened one afternoon to go to a speech by dr. brenner of stanford of the universit

we have one in waterloo and vermont. hillary clinton: wow, you are expanding. >> you are -- we are expanding fast. hillary clinton: did you have experience in running a retail store before you started? >> no. hillary clinton: how do you go to the bank with your idea and make the case that they should fund your business? >> i have been talking about the business with other small business owners. he had a relationship with a bank and he believed in me. and they believed in him, so they helped him. hillary clinton: that is often the way it works. >> and she pays all employees $12 an hour. hillary clinton: that is great. how many do you have? asterisk it. congratulations. good luck. keep going. any other small business stories before we wrap up? go ahead. >> i started a small business. everybody says, you are young, female. they said, we will let you know in six months. [inaudible] it was frustrating. hillary clinton: that's another part of the points i made about the excess in regulations and paperwork. given where we are w

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>> waterloo iowa. >> how did she get to california?er father had health problems in iowa and they moved to california for that. she grew up -- they had two daughters, and her father wanted a son, and treated lou like his son. she loved the outdoors. was very involved in the girl scouts and spent 40 years. all of the time she returned to the united states to her death the girl scouts was her primary cause. she grew up camping and wanted girls, especially in the victorian era to get outside and do more than be ornamental. gl didn't she have a gun? >> she was a hunter, an equestrian, a marks man. >> it is good to have one of those. >> you might need it as first lady. >> if you haven't sent up your questions, i would remind you. i want to and the position of moving from iowa to california. it isn't as easy as you would today. your grandmother was raised born and died in the same house. >> born in a different house. >> but nearby? >> the house known as the truman home is her grandfather's house. george porter gates bought the house pre-civi