A gunman who seized a worker in center. In senna. We will tell you about an inquiry into an alleged cartel here in france. We introduce you to a breed of french cattle making a name for itself in africa. All of that and more in live from paris. Our top story was a horrific year for millions of people caught up in violence around the world. That is according to amnesty international. It has called on World Leaders to act on the nature of conflict. They have issued a call to the permanent members of the Security Council to give up their power of veto and protecting their own selfinterest. Luke has more details. 2011, 2012 2014, all u. N. Solutions the toad by all u. N. Solutions vetoed. The council was created to protect and provide decent security. They have failed. One of the instruments through which the failure has ended up happening is the abuse of the veto by the permanent members time and again. Having the u. K. , u. S. , china france, and russia give up their veto would make it e
The bulls eye on target as the retailer has its Earnings Report since it suffered a Security Breach during the massive holiday season. U. S. Senate Panel Investigating tax evasion has accused Credit Suisse of using cloak and dagger tactics that belong in a spy novel. It alleges c. S. Bankers made 150 trips to the u. S. Between 2002 and 2000208 orchestrate a large scale tax evasion scheme. Some of the things Credit Suisse is accused of operating remote controlled lifts, and bankers accused of filing false visa applications pretending they were tourists and advising clients how to dodge u. S. Tax laws. The Senate Hearing kicks off late today, shares trading at the bottom, just down just over 3 in trading today. The firm came out to say it considers its insurance policies for wealthy u. S. Citizens to be tax compliant. Credit suisse has been preparing for investigations into its products known as insurance wrapper wrappers. The long arm of the u. S. Treasury, by the way good morning, ever
Are equipped with dashboard cameras. All that and much more on cbs this morning saturday, july 6th, 2013. Captioning funded by cbs and good morning. Welcome to the weekend. Lets get right to our top story this morning. Two countries rolling out the welcome mat for nsa leaker Edward Snowden. Venezuela and nicaragua. Snowden has been holed up in the moscow airpt to avoid espionage charges in the United States. Wyatt andrews has the latest. Good morning. After asking more than two dozen countries to receive him, Edward Snowden has two office for political asylum with both offers coming friday in public speeches by president s in president Daniel Ortega told the crowd if the circumstances permit, we will take in mr. Snowden with pleasure and give him asylum. The offers give snowden a way out of transit lounge of the moscow airport where he was stranded since he fled hong kong two weeks ago. At that point the state department pulled his passport. Snowden was charged with two counts of divul
And as the time warner cbs blackout continues heres the big question. Will this speed up the demise of the cable tv model . More and more americans are looking into cutting that cord. All those stories and much more coming up in the kudlow report, beginning right now. Good evening, everyone. Im larry kudlow. This is the kudlow report. First up tonight, a major shakeup at two of the countrys most influential newspapers. After four generations of family ownership the Washington Post is selling to amazon ceo jeff bezos. This coming on the heels of the New York Times fire sale of the boston globe, unloading the paper to red sox owner john henry for seven cents on the dollar. So what do the Washington Post, the New York Times, the boston globe, and lets add the l. A. Times and the chicago tribune, what do they all have in common . Well, theyre flunking the digital revolution. Theyre also ignoring centerright conservative readers. And therefore, theyre getting slammed by new media competitio
Kensington palace where william and kate currently live, released a short official confirmation saying that the duchess of cambridge had, indeed, been admitted to st. Marys hospital behind me in the early, and i repeat, early stages of labor. And that she had arrived by car which would indicate there was no immediate emergency. Since then, a palace spokesman unnamed said that all is proceeding normally. Again that was now 4 1 2 hours ago that she arrived. But its really, brian, unlikely, very unlikely that well have any official updates from the palace. They just dont do that kind of thing, until the actual birth of the future king or queen. Until we see a palace official hand carry out of that door a medical bulletin, what we call a birth certificate, the 2 1 2 miles by car, of course, and police escort, to buckingham palace. It will then be placed in the forecourt there on the very same easel that announced Prince Williams birth 30 years ago for all to see. Were not there yet. There