all of our communities by offering to all loving same sex couples the dignity of marriage a across this great land. reporter: conservative justices on the court each wrote their own dissents but all agreed states should aloud to create their own laws. there is nothing in the constitution that requires a state to recognize marriage in the way that the court has radically redefined it as such. reporter: within hours this couple got married in dayton, ohio where it was illegal before today. craig boswell for cbs-3 eyewitness news . many at home are weighing in on this historic ruling. eyewitness news reporter syma chowdhry is live on independent mall with that part of the coverage, syma? reporter: chris, a rally that is set to excuse me, scheduled to begin shortly to celebrate the supreme court s ruling. it is a historic day especially here in philadelphia, that is because it is first major u.s. protest, for lgbt equality, and it took place right behind me at inde
david: we are with the editor in chief of business week, alan pollock. carol: this has to do with rocket internet, the well-known incubator in europe that will help create that text seen in berlin. it has ups and downs, more downs than ups. ellen: it is known for being the copycat incubator, so it looks like sites you and i call no uni all know. and they did in ipo couple years ago and the stock is coming down in part because they have some stumbles. they have a site called nestpick, sort of an airbnb site for college students and it has not taken off the way they hoped. investors are not as happy with them as they have been at the time of the ipo. david: a section of that old british communication company, they installed farecast connections in parts of the u.k., but uses are handicapped by the fact the use copper lines and they are trying to do something about that. ellen: copper is old. it is what they call a last mile problem. the question is whether they are going to
welcome back to bloomberg as newsweek. you can find us on the radio on sirius xm channel 119 and a.m. 1130 in new york and a.m. 1200 and boston, sm 99.1 in washington, d c and a.m. 960 in the bay area. a look at the century old rivalry between mercedes-benz and bmw. here s reporter sam grove art. we have a century old rivalry. the two competitors are mercedes-benz and bmw. this is the year where the mwa is celebrating its 100th anniversary so that s 100 years of two of the top german automakers going to tell and always trying to outdo each other in the luxury car market. they have been tracking one another in terms of their developments. what aspect have the companies had on one another? has it been motivating? a competition that has benefited all of us because luxury carmakers are the ones that pioneer a lot of the technologies that ultimately filter down to the mainstream. that is important when it comes to safety systems. the first antilock brakes were on a
it is about venezuela, venezuela having some serious economic issues pertaining to the weather. we have written a lot about venezuela. now we are looking at how weather can make bad problems even worse. the economy is ms there. the weather change with el niño and devastating droughts, which have an effect on the economy. are the repercussions? what do they have to do to adjust this? more.y have to adjust it is not just agriculture, which is a big problem, but even hydroelectric power. there are more power outages and even to the extent the president has said you should use your blow dryer less often. it s making lots of problems worse. people are likening it to syria where there s a terrible drought. through.s a lot to get can you walk us through what the .nspiration was behind this how did you come up with that? it is really about inventors. this year we decided inventors was the way to go. they they make the crazy ideas and dreams into reality. there is one interes
i read it very closely. it is about venezuela. venezuela has serious economic issues. ellen: we have written a lot venezuela over the years. how to make bad problems even more. but, the weather change with the el niño obviously affected the economy. sheelah: what have the venezuelans had to do to adjust to this? power there are more outages. the president says, well you should use your blow dryer less often. it is making a lot of problems worse. it is like what happened in syria, with terrible drought. lots of issues. elah: interesting story. can you walk us through what the inspiration was for this issue? ellen: it is about inventors. inventorswe decided was the way to go. with crazy ideas and dreams intel they make their crazy ideas and dreams reality. it is very global. heelah: there is an interesting piece about cairo. can you walk us through that? guys createdp of overgrown garage where you can go and make stuff and invent stuff. it is part incubator, part neighborly la