. >> the new smartphone yap simply called yo, users connect with each other through the free yap andone button to send the word yo to a contact. so far, 50,000 users have sent about four million yo's. >> stephen: that's right, yo, an yap already hugely popular with the world's population of sylvester stallone. now, when i first learned about an yap that boiled down all your communication into two letters, i expressed myself in one. why? ( applause ) but i joined-- ( cheers ) i joined the yo-th movement when i read the company boasts it takes 11 taps to send the word yo on a rival messaging service compared to two on their yap. that's a nine-tap difference difference. taps you could be spending with your children. ( laughter ) but the true beauty of only said yo is it says so much. as its developer puts it we like to calm cawl it coct-based messaging. you understand by the context what is said. context is everything. in the old days if i texted someone the world yo, and i wanted them to know what it meant, i had to follow up with gurt. and yo is also good for business. for instance, a

appointed premier yaps a nuke in his official statement calls eastern ukrainians subhumans for extermination ukraine's embassy in washington has no change his transcript in humans which as commentators points out isn't even a noun but boyd by the silence in the west poroshenko just said it again in his official address grounding almost half is entire country subhuman lively subhumans on to mention in german is precisely how hitler describes slavs in world war two after hitler's invasion survivors were put in so-called filtration camps and their living space in germany laban's around awarded to the invading soldiers here's defense ministry says it is putting surviving eastern ukrainians infiltration. chems and will give laban's rome eastern ukrainians lend to kill of soldiers of two they've quote claims that the current inhabitants last week you have defense council brag that it's already claims the first three villages listed to us navy vet and former senior lecturer in international relations marks the border thank you very much for coming on how these orders being carried out this mass art

hamas for civilian casualties accusing residents of concealing arms and command centers and pal stin yaps have been twoornd evacuate northern gaza strip hundreds with foreign passports including 300 americans are packing up to get out. ismail lived in houston eight years and came back to have kids in gaza. >> it's really very, very terrifying actually i feel we barely sleep. you know during the nights presidential bombings here. >>ies rail won't let most living gaza leave and now some have no homes. >>> back here, police in philadelphia are investigating a murder at home in city's oxford circle section. is happened along the 1000 block of levick street the victim was hit several times inside his front door and was pronounced dead at the scene. a suspect was taken into custody and no word on charges at this time. >> a motorcyclist is in the hospital tonight after colliding with a car. it occurred 5:30 this evening juniata section of philadelphia. i motorcyclist man in 30s received serious injuries and no word tonight on who was responsible for the crash. >> in bur liping top county the inv

. >>> and more and more yap's women are putting up their hands to take on positions in corporate management. >>> we are this story just breaking into us. north korea has launched what appear to be two rockets toward the sea of japan. south korean officials say they were launched from north korea's east coast. the officials say the first took off at around 6:50 a.m. and the second at 8:00 a.m. they say the devices traveled about 180 kilometers and then plunged into the sea of japan. three days ago, north korean authorities fired ballistic missiles into the sea of japan, the latest launches come a day before chinese president xi jinping is scheduled to visit south korea. more details on this story as they come in. >>> japan's cabinet members have approved the country's new national security policy. they've reinterpreted the constitution to enable the country to use its right to collective self-defense. so personnel will now be able to help allies under attack. >> translator: japan has consistently followed a path of peace. we're not changing the country's course, rather, we're trying to furth

they do not like this bicker, bicker, yap, yap, lack of civility. they want to see this country.hy. they want the country to be productive, and they want congress to get the job done, and i think under republican leadership in the house and senate, you will see that. >> let me stop you right there, because i do, right after this break, want to get back down to the real news of this week, everything coming up, cleveland, lebron james, and the republican convention in one week, but could king james' return create complications to are republicans? the cadillac summer collection is here. ♪ ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month and make this the summer of style. ♪ >>> i cannot leave you today without talking about lebron james whose going back to cleveland, and also the republicans are going to go there for their convention. i wanted to get your take on what was the hugest story of the week really. >> yeah. >> speaking about lebron, one thing that really struck me was part of the reason he cited for coming ba being to cleveland was comi

. >>> a british company is taking google glass to the next level, launching a new yap that is supposed to help you interact with glass by using your mind. the company provided this video called mind reader and it links glass to another piece of hardware that picks up brainwaves that is used to take pictures or post online or when it sense us are tired will show you where coffee shops are. >> if you cannot get enough fried twincies and carnival rides, the california state fair ops today through july 27 in sacramento. there will be, of course, corn dogs, food and wine judging, horse racing, soccer, concert acts include steppenwolf the state fair. i feel like i am in high school with those groups including joe jett. >> welcome back 70's. 80's. >> they want my shirt back. >> good morning, everyone, we will talk about the rockies and the giants, in a stuff loss. 61 at 7:15 and increasing clouds and 58 bit end of the game. we have red flag warning in the northern part of the state and chico is 94 and 93 in yosemite and less likely thunderstorms today than yesterday and to the south, rip curr

. >> yelp got more user friendly adding a video feature to the iphone yap giving users 3 to 12 second look at the businesses they are considering. >> two bay area health giants are joining forces and what they say it could mean for you. >> native son rocks on in a special tribute forgery garcia. >> the government help run laboratory that rethings a land for get rid of sout [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] >> happening today in san francisco, you may smell a rotten ego door in the air, pg&e said they will vent natural gas to work on a pipe at castro and henry and 15th. pg&e said work could be noisy but the gas will dissipate quickly and not be harmful. service is not interrupted. >>> jerry garcia could bring up memories of haight-ashbury but he grew up in another part of san franci

they do not like this bicker, bicker, yap, yap, lack of civility. they want to see this country.be healthy. they want the country to be productive, and they want congress to get the job done, and i think under republican leadership in the house and senate, you will see that. >> let me stop you right there, because i do, right after this break, want to get back down to the real news of this week, everything coming up, cleveland, lebron james, and the republican convention in one week, but could king james' return create complications to are republicans? and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine, what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, loving your numbers. introducing once-daily invokana®. it's the first of a new kind of prescription medicine that's used along with diet and exercise to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. invokana® is a once-daily pill that works around the clock to help lower a1c. here's how: the kidneys allow sugar to be absorbed back into the body. invokana® reduces the am

. >> thank you very much indeed for that update, seem yap guptia in rome. thank you again. to israel where officials say three people being held in custody for the killing of palestinian teenager have confessed to carrying out that brutal murder. 16-year-old mohammed abu khdair from east jerusalem is thought to have been burned alive in the suspected revenge attack for the deaths of three israeli teenagers whose bodies were found june 30th. now the deaths of the four young people has triggered several days of violence. josh has more. >> little is known so far on the accused, aside some are younger than 18. even lawyers representing suspects had limit access to their clients. >> at this stage of the investigation, we cannot know most of the details because there is a warrant against us even meeting our clients. so we don't know what exactly are the accusations they heard. >> one israeli official said three of the six under arrest confessed to murdering mohammed abu khdair and led investigators to the alleged screen of the crime to carry out re-enactment. police believe this

we have a report from the brazil yap capital where taps are looking like their heroes. >> reporter: guess who acapped the highest -- accompanied the highest paid model on "vogue," neymar junior. when it come to setting trends in men's hair fashion, hollywood stars are offside, outscored by footballers. the most popular cut is that of portugal's cristiano ronaldo. >> without a doubt the football look is the way to go, the peered and the haircut. >> in the upscale salon, another client is getting the cut. neymar is an idle of the people. his cool hair is in fashion. i want to copy it. also in vogue are exotic styles - european, american and african players. the germans wept for the fusion look. all the ram in europe -- rage in europe. women are in the world cup fashion spirit, from head to nails. you need a good pulse to paint the brazilian flag here. i couldn't resist getting into the world cup mood, but i have chosen to do a more neutral model. >> throughout the tournament fans spent a lot of time and funny decorating themselves for their team. the world cup works of art obviously don't l

yap. we killed exactly six and have people. sanchez takes out a notebook as those doing the math and a stretching out his numbers. / nine marines on the gun and you personally have killed zero. seven something people to date. just like a torso and head columbia torso and head. that's not funny. we definitely got more. we are the best shots in the battery. just firing on the quarter deflections they give us. i mean, we are better shots. put our round down a rabbit hole at 18 miles. but even if we are on target, we are on target. okay. we are on target. the other guys, their rounds could have it first. i could see that. shrapnel, the force of a jerking lenses when that. look to my even if the rounds hit first does not mean everyone is that necessarily. maybe some insured to of insurgent has shrapnel in the chest. he sticks his tongue out the clutch is is just dramatically. then around comes down and blows his stocking had off. he was dying already, but the cause of death would be blown the hell up, not shrapnel to the chest. i gu

to the old prime minister of greece that turned out that he was totally in bed with all the yap and john paulson you know selling credit default swaps on a table all the money ending up in his mother's account of switzerland he. has told me many times that this is exactly the case in greece really because you told me that he and i told him that point blank and he said no that's not the camel overstating the case so he tells you a different story yeah human justice stickles have both said that while the with goldman sachs a situation that that was certainly the case the others i don't know about but with goldman sachs. they're not going to have to get him back i just had him on the wisconsin the two months ago all right well again we got to go out of time but the book is the contradictions of austerity edited by jeffrey summers and charles wolfensohn what's huge contributions from the immortal michael hudson thanks for being on the kaiser report thanks for having me here all right and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy her but i'd like to

cannes aid yaps are the biggest -- canadians are the biggest group of home buyers. china is second, but they spend more money and pay cash. >> foreign investment is positive. in 2013 chinese investment created 70,000 full-time jobs in the u.s. >> the head of f.i.f.a.'s hospitality provider of the world cup is on the run from police. he is accused in a multi-million dollar ticketing scam. >> the copa cabana palace and a hotel where top oterribles are staying looks -- officials are staying looks like a crime scene - and it is. the director of world cup hospitality is seep leaving through the service exit. >> he left an hour ago. he's considered a fugitive. an arrest warrant has been issued. he is considered a fugitive. >> reporter: wheel and, arrested on monday and released is believed to be the source of tickets sold to a nigerian national, running a reticketing scene. wheel and's company matched services, hired by f.i.f.a. and denied wrong doing. >> when the world cup began, scalpers tried to make a profit. >> the guy in orange is offering up the tickets for $600. i

allowing you to set a timer and snap a photo by waving your hands but selfie fans have to wait, the yap new is only available in sweden and australia. >> a young man has mastered the art getting dressed without using his hands. there he goes, takes less than 40 seconds to wiggle into the pants. no word on how long it took him to master such a steal. people are quite impressed and cannot stop watching. >> if you are late for work you may want to use one hand. >> 40 seconds... >> morning news continues now at 6:30 with the top stories including the major change taking affect for action tran it commuters and what is going away, what is new and what discount are the riders getting. >> new details on the car crash of oakland mayor and what she failed to do after the collision. >> i would like to see what he does with a belt. >> right now, the the sun is up but we have a cloud layer and waking up to clouds and fog along the coast and drizzle. we are going do be warm in some places and almost status quo from yesterday. i will have the details when we return. stay tuned. hey, if you could be an

and brazil yap president rousseff cancelled a dipper after news of spying spoke. she blasted the u.s. embassy when some of her communications were intercepted. if the n.s.a. misbehaves again, it may be harder to find out. the n.s.a. tagged data with restrictions so only certain people have access. >>> one of the things edward snowden exposed was pris , a programme giving access to programmes. the leaks revealed that the u.s. did not target all foreign governments. some cooperated with washington. britain helped the u.s. in monitoring other world leaders. australia assisted in covert data collection. and canada ran a 2-month programme tracking customers qidi communications at -- wi-fi communications at airports. the leaks provided a service, adding that the constitutional right by the u.s. government were more soars than edward snowden's actions. i bring in colleen from minneapolis, a retired fbi agent and whistleblower. she travelled to moscow giving an integrity award to snowed your. and phillip hall away, the founder of hall away law group and a former military

told me to sit by the meed yap, and that's where i -- meadian, and that's where i sat for 45 minutes.hen i need to, i come here. >> reporter: seven years later a memorial has been erected honouring the victims, 13 columns, remembering 13 lives lost. now overlooked - the new i 35w brim. lipped say's name is here -- lindsay's name is here with 145 others who survived. >> reporter: how did you get out of your car? >> the unanswered question. i don't know. so i've just chalked it up to whatever else - i don't know. i have to accept i don't know and may never know. but i did. that's the part - that's the part that matters. >> a formal investigation into the collapse took more than a year. the national transportation safety board said the cause of the tragedy was a simple design floor in the bridge's gusset plates, metal squares that connect one square beam to the other. at the time of the collapse the bridge was listed as structurally deficient. engineers ruled the bridge was in need of maintenance, safe enough to remain open. >> how many bridges in the country are deficient? >> there's 60

you're now in advair yaps with the fact -- at veryand with the facts and you can't call someone clueless you. say they're tired and overwhelmed. and finally, spending, which is something you never want to bring up on capitol hill you can say spending. keep you posted on anything further in this new world, there are no illegals illegals and nor and no mess and nor -- no problem. close your eyes and it goes away >> moguls go to this conference in idaho. and one particular governor may be looking for some love. do tell, dr. gasperino? >> i was just minding my own business, having a drink last night at a local restaurant here, and in sun valley -- a beautiful place -- and i see mark zuckerberg sitting hunt me with chris christie. so i just wondered why would chris christie be in town. we put a call in to his folks and he said he was invited to the tech conference, even though no one had seen hide nor hair of him. the other guy that is here, just to draw the circle closed, is ken langon, the former -- one of the founders of home depot, -- not a tech maven, and has people talking. so is chris

. >> if your animal takes off the aspca wants you to find your lost pet with a new yap showing you whatf your animal runs arm. the new app stores vital medical records and offers preventive safety tips. can you don't load for free through itunes. >>> the state legislature auni don'ted without meeting priority of overalling the $11 billion water bond scheduled before voters in the fall. most lawmakers agreed the existing bond measure is too large to win approval but they have struggled to reach a compromise. among the sticking points are paying for water storage projects, delta restoring and the delta tunnel project. the deadline to change the ballot measure is next month. >> the state's harsh and dry conditions are driving california into the high the category for drought and in june nearly 80 percent of state was unextreme drought conditions. the dark red color represents the most severe areas drought. the areas grew to 37 percent of the state in june. >>> it will be a nice-looking day. >> it will be. >> enjoy the fire works. >> it has been hot across california with the drought and it

remind you one thing which is important that the majority of people who are being killed are civil yaps and this is the united nations who say that. so far the situation is getting much more worse. there is over 1,363 people killed. among them there are 353 children and 166 women in addition to 58 elders. and then there's more than 8,000 people who were injured. the majority of them are children. >> mohammed -- >> 16 journalists -- sorry. >> i just want to ask you about this. there were these three abandoned schools were missiles were found and israel says it's tough to find them. hamas is really to blame for some of these deaths because they plant missiles in schools and israel doesn't know if the schools are full of people or not, but those are where the weapons are and sadly that's their target. so is hamas partly to blame for the carnage in gaza? >> i don't thing you can buy this argument. i mean can you bomb the whole population because there are rockets? i've seen records being filed and then they say, okay, there are these rockets but i haven't seen these rockets myself. and you

. >> this does crapp tur some -- capture some of the brill yaps of nixon. it's after assault one, and after the rech lish -- reckless one with china. he won the election with 61% of the vote. if not for the tapes which led to his res iing nation, do you think -- resignation in watergate. do you think you'd see him as a great president. >> ip do realise that that tas -- i do realise that's a bit like asking mrs. lincoln how was the play. >> he won is huge victory in 1968, reelected in 1962, the biggest land slide ever. he created the environmental application agency. a liberal on domestic affairs. and he had a breakthrough to china. vietnam was a downfall. unlike eyesen hower who pulled them out of china saying "game over." nixon mann ip ute lated that. the combo of vietnam and the watergate ranks him as the lowest. >> i know he never expected the tapes to go public. we skim the service. fascinating stuff in the book. i know you plan to do more later. >> 1973, then hague pulled the system out, and his presidency collapses. >> we look forward to that. good to

several hundred young palestinianians in east jerusalem after a young palestinianian was reported, kidd yapped and murdered. it is believed that he was ab duct while walking to a mosque. he went missing a day after the bodies of three israeli teenagers were ground. we go live to our correspondent. where you are there's a lot of tension. give us an idea of what is happening there.. >> this is the shot clock area of east jerusalem. behind me is a mosque. that's where the 17-year-old boy was kidnapped from in front of the mosque. this is his neighbourhood. in the background of this sister you'll see border police, closer to us a few minutes ago. palestinianian protesters, we can't access the area, quir works at the border police. they wept in and attacked with steel bullets and tear gas. they are getting closer to the area where protesters are waived. people are blaming the israeli settlers. people are angry and for the past two hours this has been the scene. the protesters have been gathering. numbers are not very big, but they have been here for some time, and the border police are trying to di

. >> would you send your seven-year-old to a region where bed dough wins are roaming next to sudden yapcaravan to get there. >> i wouldn't. >> wise choices. i have two daughters. they love princess movies and one favorite is the princess and in the frog, and one subplot is the dad promises his daughter she will be a princess. she doesn't get to be a princess because a prince didn't fall in love with her because she is crazy. >> she is going to need therapy. >> big dadey made rock enemies hi couldn't keep some there have been several political science experts who weighed in and said you have to have recognition, not only from other countries but from international bodies and organizations and it's never going to happen. >> she is a fake princess. >> he is a failed congressman, which means this guy is on some sort of weird life-long desperate power grab. >> you have a tierra. what are you princess of. >> right now the news deck. but there might be a dispute over that. >> sarah, you're the princess here, don't worry. [inaudible] >> sarah and i are very close and have a lot of things in com

. >>> 648 palestinian yaps have been killed in -- palestinians have been killed this gaza. most of the dead are civilians. ize rail says the aim is to stop rocket fire. live to nicole johnson, who is at the main hospital in the kahn younis area, where there was heavy fighting and battles last night. set the scene for us. what is happening around you? >> that's right. there was a heavy battle going on in the area east of here. it was a few kilometres from here. this is the hospital where the injured are turning up, as well as the bod yes. the fighting is in the eastern part of gaza. when you look at what has happened over the last four or five days, it started in the north, moved to the eastern flank and seems to be moving south. we are in the central part of gaza. we are hearing about an area called perform -- pozar. ambulances have not been able to get to it. they got to the outskirts, they pulled some bodies. there could be a lot of casualties in that particular area. for now the ambulances are not going deep inside there. just to explain what kind of area we are talking

social media yap yo sends a fleeting greeting to a friend but can be used to warn users at missiles and rocket and mortar attacks in israels. they will further expand the app services and won't replace air ride sirens but could spread realtime operation about what's happening in israel. palestinians are using the h #airstrikes on twitter. >>> san jose sharks caught up in a controversy. why they don't want to see ice cream or two of the three uniforms you see there. >>> we're going to show you the high-end stores that had to close down for business. >>> and water wasters, you are warned. the huge vifines that could be coming your way. red white and blue pancakes for under five bucks? that's about as american as it gets. woman: what do you mean? blueberry pancakes, strawberries and cream cheese icing, starting at just $4.99. apple pie, watch out. [bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >>> weekend shopping plaps washed out. jimmy chu fans walked away empty handed at union square. it's still closed due to a water main break. flooding hit the basements of several other buildings yesterda

the cannes aid yaps showed glimpses of a comeback. series of stunning forehands giving her a 4-0 lead. >> just two days later she reached match point, winning 6-3, 6-0 in 65 minutes. >> i knew that i could play well on the glass. i played so well. and i know what i have to play to beat her. i did everything when i could in the moment. >> i'm very motivated to win a grand slam. it's been a life-long dream of mine. i feel like i have taken steps in the right direction to achieve that. this year i've been close in every slam. i'll keep going. >> the win shows the ranking moving to four, closing in on the best in the world. >>> british rider mark cavendish has been called out of tour de france after dislocating his shoulder and suffering ligament damage after a crash in yorkshire. he's third on the list for most stage wins. it's currently on the way from workto sheffield. >> nicola ros berg starts the british grand prix in poll. he was fattest in qualifying. he met lewis hamilton, they topped the timesheet and he thought he had done enoug

according to the contra costa times, his lawyer says he's a victim of mass his tear yap investigators did find child pornography on his compute? one of the men linked to the racketeering case with leland yee will be in court. a chinatown gangster, raymond "shrimp boy" chow, facing new charges. his attorney trying to get him out of jail. >> reporter: that's right. he does remain still in the jail in dublin. the new 88-page indictment adds corruption charges to several defendant as rested earlier this year on that san francisco corruption case. raymond "shrimp boy" chow will be in federal court this morning to abbe rained on the new charge, racketeering is a series of criminal acts to promote a corrupt enterprise. for chow, prosecutors say he's the leader of a chinatown gang that trafficked guns, drugs, stolen goods and laundered money through the gang which undercov fbi agents infiltrated during a multiyear investigation. more than two dozen people were arrested. one legal analyst believes some defendants will try to make a plea deal in exchange for testifying against others. >> some o

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. >> there is legislation to rename a school building after a yap -- japanese american civil rights legend. some do not want the school's name to be changed. they say the name portola is part of the area's history. one of the opponents is threatening legal action. the man was arrested and convicted for refusing orders to report to an internment camp during world war ii and particular awarded the presidential medal of freedom by president clinton. >>> the wife of state treasurer and recovering in a southern california hospital with a fractured vertebrae. she posted on her facebook page on pond she accidentally tripped on a narrow spiral staircase at the hayward home on saturday and was taken to southern california for care. she has been in recovery for management addiction since resigning from the alameda board of expressers to years ago after a drug and sex scandal. >> the debate over a new controversial home development continues in san ramon city council saying they need more time to analyze the project. the city council discussed the proposed residential development for four hours last

she stands there yapping on her cell phone.orn for about two minutes. the question, is that woman a selfish pinhead? second example i'm in the deli getting a sandwich. on the way in a guy has a double stroller in the doorway just standing there blocking access for everybody. so i inch my way around, i'm a little slender, around the stroller, i walk in. i don't say anything. five minutes later same guy blocking the doorway as i'm trying to get out. this time i said, fairly authoritatively, sir, no one can get around you. whereupon he called me a dirty name. did i react? yes, i did. but i did not use bad words. instead i used a description. and the description was this, you are a selfish pinhead, right to the guy. factor tip of the day, don't be one. and if you sympathize with those two people, you are one. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different from billo'reilly.com. i'm in town if you wish -- word of the day, it's a positive word. it's good to be waggish when writing to "the factor."

one of the things that tim was, i mean, yap led with was -- grappled with was how to reconcile the thingsing this these conflict zones and seeing this replication, you know, you can imagine you come back from a war zone, and everybody's like, you know, well, by the way, there was no fresh kale at the grocer today. there's obviously a challenge involved in trying to acclimate back and forth, and most conflict journalists feel more at home in conflict zones. and i think tim spent a lot of time trying to digest that and sort of reconcile those two things, and "diary""diary" his t to do that. and it's a really brilliant's of work. to me, i've watched it 20 times, and i never, never tire of it. i think going to all of these or war zones tormented tim. like it would any feeling person. and and especially someone like him who became so engrossed in the lives of those individuals. you know, you're going to see a lot of death. you're going to see all of the ugliness on full display of humanity, and i think he had a hard time reconciling those things, you know? and i, and he talked about it to seba

. >> and then it was time to stop yapping. >> wax on. >> it is like grape jelly. >> it feels like hot>> wax off. >> oh! >> i tell you women are tough as nails i tell you that. >> we are. >> i have to say if you walk out of here now you look terrible. >> it looks like you are wearing a hair ball. >> a few more tears and joe is stripped clean. >> it looks like a new new me, i actually feel younger. >> younger more confident cleaner. >> i will go with younger and cleaner. >> what do you think your wife is going to say when she sees you. >> probably say why did you do it. >> and i will say for you honey, and we will embrace and see what happens from there. we are done, right? >> >> i always liked being a huston. >> osgood: ahead angelica huston on a life in the spotlight. ♪ i will remember you. >> but first, sarah mclachlan. a summer song. >> ♪ on and on. >> osgood: how is that for a summer song. mystery. at least 17 years ago written by sarah mclachlan. anthony mason tells us about her return to the spotlight. >> ♪ i will remember you. will you remember me? ♪ >> it has been some time sin

. >>> and more and more yap's women are putting up their hands to take on positions in corporate management>>> we are this story just breaking into us. north

>> we did, 'cause i was too busy yapping. >> maarse spends over a million dollars a year buying flowersand 10% of that, $100,000, is thrown away. a better delivery process and working coolers will cut that number in half. >> don't hit the cat. el gato. [meowing sound effect] >> jacob maarse is marginally unprofitable today, but it wouldn't take much to return it to its glory days. a few small changes, and this place would be wildly profitable again. so you have a business that has a broken process, a good product. your mom puts money in the business, and you have to run most of the decisions by your mom? >> yes. >> and you're 49? >> yes. >> how's that sound to you? it sounds pretty [bleep]. >> um... >> let's pretend for a minute that your mom didn't want to write any more checks. what would happen to this business in a year? >> i don't know. >> running a successful business requires the three ps--people, process, and product. and maarse has a great product. but their process is lacking. i think it's a direct result of the people, especially hank. and people could be the hardest thing to

was at a bar the other day have a talk with the bartender about how they were fined by your yap or whatever because at one point the owner brought in or i pod and was doing nothing and you had to guess that were in that hundred fifty thousand dollars per song yeah she i don't think she got that much but they still got fined and so it was on the go to the players because they were actually playing another i pod in there and they were saying how big your place is get away with some of the bigger clubs got away with it but here they are small businessmen i mean there were like a half dozen of us in there and we were doing a highly illegal thing of listening to someone's ipod and that's my point the better the middle class it seems like every bill that comes along under obama or bush favors big business and hurts small business we can't afford the lawyers that big business could afford we can't afford that big business i agree with you and i would i would suggest to you you can lay. most of those at the feet of the supreme court since one thousand nine hundred six and seventy six in the buckley

that is what a lot of people are missing from the eye tall yaps to really deliver. they are very good at doing marketing when it comes to their reform efforts, but they're not too good to implement things. they are, to be fair, not the only ones not too good to implement stuff. but now the focus is on italy. >> we have a government pushing for reforms. he's ambitious, but it's realistic at the same time. if they're growing discontent between your government and the german government. we were hearing that in the press recently. mr. renzi was hinting at the bendus bank president that he doesn't like his interference between power and politics. >> as far as the german government is concerned, we are absolutely on the same line. mr. renzi with madam merkel and my relationship with mr. schobel is very good. we wrote an article together. so we're exactly on the same line. there is no disagreement. >> no disagreement on the notion of flexibility because he does not want to have more flexibility or stability in growth pack. >> there is full agreement that the way to boost g

the eye tall yaps mentioning the fact that it's still staying above that 50 level. let's get to daniel from morgan stanley. just confirming some of the divergence we see between the likes of france and germany, and improvement for spain, too, which is quite what you're seeing. >> yes. this is encouraging when it comes to southern europe. to support the notion of growth towards the reformist economies in the region. we are more positive than the consensus and ireland, as well, is our own medium sized economy in the region that has to be doing more reforms than average. and now this seems to be showing. i think spain in particular is likely to outperform this year and next when it comes to gdp growth. >> is it consistent what a 0.3%, 0.4% gdp growth in the eurozone in the second quarter? >> that's right. the number as a whole has consisted with a growth rate around 0.3%. and in particular also in the second half of the year. what we have seen from the larger countries, it's some sort of moderation, the growth momentum. on the other side, the plan at the moment seems t

the situation and a re-ipp state use of the 2012 ceasefire and asks for respect from the human tare yap. it expresses support for negotiations between israelis and palestinians, with the aim of achieving peace bade on a 2-state solution. the security council documented a statement. it's not legally binding. the u.s. stands by israel. the secretary of defence spoke with hagel. saying the u.s. depends the fire. if reiterates rights to defend itself. there's a concern about escalation and urges both sides to show calm. >>> in iraq security forces took over an oil field outside of kirkuk, the fighters captured the fields after learning a plan by the oil ministry to sab tij a pipeline. it condition under kurdish management. the government calls it a violation to the constitution and a threat to national unity. zeina khodr has more. >> reporter: we are 200km from the iraqi capital. road signs mean little in the new iraqs. the country is not divided into curd ears. the rins are not clear. for kurdish forces this is a supply line. they don't control it. it cuts through territory under the contr

we just had news come in across the wires, the eu has approved telefonica's acquisition of kp germ yaps'slus. we were talking about this in yesterday's show in particular. it does have continues. telecom has to sell up to 30% of the merged country's network capacity in germany. it's going to divest radio waves and assets allowing new entrance into the markets. now moving on with potentially strong job growth in the u.s., will it spur higher u.s. markets? we'll see. we'll talk private payroll and the economy right after the break. >>> the adp employment report is out at 8:15 eastern calling for 210,000 in private sector jobs versus 179,000 in may. this ahead of tomorrow's all-important nonfarm payrolls report. let's talk about it. darrel, thank you for joining us. manpower recently said we're virtually at the point where the long-term unemployed on equal footing with the short-term unemployed in the u.s. at the pool of available workers shrink. would you agree we're at that point? >> i agree. i think we'recertainly at that point where we're entering into the talent. it's a pretty exciting

the company also confirmed its guide yaps for a full year operating profits for 28 billion euros, meaning approximately a 6% from last year, so all good. >> stephane, thanks for that. >>> let's have a look at the earnings from overnight. ebay's second quarter profits raised 5%. it was boosted by paypal offsetting the impact of increased competition. that incident compromised data from 150 million customers. yumm brands says it's pleased with taco bell's new breakfast menu. yumm is trading lower by just over 2.5% in the german market session. i just mentioned some comments from the prime minister medvedev in russia. he did say sanctions have never brought any country to its knees. he calls the measures evil. he says those sanctions will fuel anti-u.s. sentiment and sees a return to the 1980s relationship with the u.s. this is following the message that we've had from russian sources overnight. saying they're only hurting their own interests. prime minister medicine vevedev this only hurts those. we have to wait to know out just what the details are of that. angela merkel has backed sanctio

. >> several people said they see a bias against the palestinian yaps in the mainstream media. >> it's a slant. i think it detaches sympathy or empathy that can be offered for palestinians suffering in gaza. like i said, i think the tragedies are on both side. >> there is empathy for the israelis who are living through a bombardment of rocket attacks. >> one of them is anhilated. it's hard to stay rational when you are - when 24/7 you have been on guard. >> the ongoing concern is this will nef be a fair fight -- never be a fair fight. >> it's a humanitarian crisis. we have to pay attention. >> no matter injustice is, we have to speak up. >> reporter: eventually it disintegrates. they'll do the only thing they cap do, from 6500 miles away. they'll pray for peace. [ sings ] >>> hundreds of activists for and against the israeli offensive gathered in tel aviv on saturday, calling on hamas and the israeli prime minister to end that violence. >> about 75-77% of the victims of the war are civilians, regular people. life in gaza is hell. it must be stopped. >> police officers had to block off