i was their love child, so -- >> my name is really john schmidt. i'm not a -- >> well, i know who you are. >> all right. >> i'll be back. >> in the system for like 11 years now, and basically kept me in here because i found out a lot of dirty secrets about cleveland. osama bin laden is still alive. he never left the country. we could never find him because he was in cleveland. he never left. >> osama bin laden is in cleveland? >> yes. he was at the horseshoe casino. so -- and he's small, lost weight. nothing like the pictures. >> if outrageous claims were his only issue, he would probably spend less time in segregation, the housing unit where problematic inmates are confined their cells for 23 hours a day and enjoy few if any privileges. >> inmate schmidt does not care about being locked up. it's obvious that it does not mean anything to him, the longer he's in his cell. so he's definitely a harder inmate to deal with, because lockup doesn't work. >> schmidt is currently back in segregation for taking his cleaning duties in another housing unit to

mook: eric schmidt has given me similar architectural advice. host: what did he tell you to do? mr.ook: it is actually the way i like my offices. we have a very open office. very energetic, very busy. one of the best parts is that the view is shared by everybody. ms. palmieri: we have a great view. mr. mook: beautiful view. very private -- very vibrant. i guess i am famous -- i like to have a lot on the walls. we have pictures of our volunteers, people in part of our can take -- campaign. host: countdown calendars? mr. mook: countdown calendars. host: tell me about the department signs. mr. mook: what we love about our logo, which has been hotly debated -- host: what is the logo? mr. mook: it is the hillary for america logo. it has a great space that you can fill up with all kinds of things. we challenged our departments to come up with different locals. so when you come in our office you see different versions of the logo and a little slogan. so, when you come in you can see where everyone is. it is fun. host: what is one of the memorable slogans? ms. palmieri: the slogan for commu

and it exploded. >> street kids like lanagann schmidt pushed back first in one of the rare photos takenthe riot tommy is the one on the right his friend chris carried a purse inside was a brick. >> it was kind of like weapon of defending one's self. >> i went up and down the streets asking pem that i knew calling up to the windows, come out come out. come out and be visible. >> for the first time, the gay community so secretive until now, felt the force of its numbers a movement was born. >> it was amazingly empowering to see all those faces and to feel them all out having come out yes we're ready to do something. >> reporter: within months gay rights groups and three newspapers launched. the first pride parade a year later. >> after stonewall the movement took off like a rocket. >> fast forward 46 years. this week, the stonewall inn became a new york landmark. >> finally know how it feels. >> reporter: and the spot chosen to celebrate the latest milestone for gay rights. marriage equality. elaine quijano cbs news new york. >> glor: still ahead here he was blinded by a bomb in iraq. tod

former german chancellor schmidt said that he found russia's exclusion from the g7 meeting unhelpful. another former chancellor says it is a mistake not to invite vladimir putin to the g7 summit. he says russia has an alternative to europe but that is not the case in reverse. those remarks do nothing to convince you? mr. posener: know. he is basically an agent for gas problem -- gasprom. he is paid by them. the state owned gas company. he is as much a part of that click as putin who controls it at the center what. whatever he says is basically the state propaganda. and schmidt created this group of state men coming together at the time pretending they could solve all of the world's problems. he didn't now and -- he didn't then and they won't now. all of these declarations that have been agreed to beforehand. so why give putin this propaganda? precisely because the g7 isn't going to do anything to change any problems. it is purely propaganda. mr. leithauser: if we would invite him i think he would maximize his profit. mr. posener: he did that once. mr. leithauser: you say no thank you,

germany taking on thailand. 56 minute germany's bianca schmidt with a cross. 2-0.erman will add another goal. 4-final. germany wins group b and advances to the round of 16. usa plays nigeria tomorrow. right now it is scoreless in the 4th inning. so it is good to see lord stanley's cup. >> that's a dynasty. >> love that cup there, steve. >> i know. we will look at the touch screen. we >> new touch screen displays are in place at eight stations. these are 72 inch interactive screens. they feature ads and customer information. they will show you metro maps and area maps. they say this is a pilot program that will be in place for up to six months. very cool. >> we will have >> another steamy one for us tomorrow? >> another hot, humid day. showers, thunderstorms late afternoon 90 to 95 daytime high. upper 80s and storms on thursday. 90 on friday. two degrees cooler on saturday. that's the lower 90s come sunday and monday. nighttime lows in the 70s. 4:25 a.m., she will update you. >> how long does this stick around? >> for a while. >> and on that note we stay good night.

mook: eric schmidt has given me similar architectural advice. host: what did he tell you to do? mr. mook: it is actually the way i like my offices. we have a very open office. very energetic, very busy. one of the best parts is that the view is shared by everybody. ms. palmieri: we have a great view. mr. mook: beautiful view. very vibrant. i like to have a lot on the walls. we have pictures of our volunteers, people in part of our campaign. host: countdown calendars? mr. mook: countdown calendars. host: tell me about the department signs. mr. mook: what we love about our logo, which has been hotly debated -- host: what is the logo? mr. mook: it is the hillary for america logo. it has a great space that you can fill up with all kinds of things. we challenged our departments to create their own logo so when you come in our office, you see different versions of the logo and a little slogan. so, when you come in, you can see where everyone is. it is fun. host: what is one of the memorable slogans? ms. palmieri: the slogan for the medications is sources close to the campaign. host: when

steve schmidt said the slowness and reticence of hastert back then particularly on the marg follow mark foley case all will come out again. and so i don't think republicans want to visit this but as steve schmidt said i think a lot of republicans will be an sgri again at some of the things that happened in that old congress. >> yeah it brings to mind the sort of waterfall of moral failure that came to characterize that moment of leadership. >> as well as the clinton impeachment fiasco. you had newt gingrich, bob livingston and finally hastert, the clean one. i can't weigh in on whether i'm be convicted or not. he's not been charged with sexual be abuse. but it also occurs to me this man was a wrestling coach. i wish wrestling coaches and teachers made enough money to pay an estimated $3.5 million -- >> well, we wish wrestling coaches didn't have to pay anybody off. >> of course but they could give their children -- >> we'd like teachers to make more yes. we'll divorce those two. >> but really it just raises questions about what this rather undistinguished speaker did after he left the h

. >> joining us at the round table steve schmidt and hunter walker are with us.to get to the question of what the candidacy means to other republican candidacies on that debate stage. there's going to be fascinating strategizing going on, especially if he continues to hit at certain candidates. >> steve schmidt is a great strategist. he could go to work for trump for three months and retire. he ought to think about that. he is a threat to ted cruz. i think the kinds of folks that will be attracted to trump, particularly the hot button stuff he used to say about the president's birth certificate and all of that are on that end of the party. i think that's a real problem. i think for jeb bush, it's an opportunity, a risky opportunity but i think he may well take it, which is to take some of the stuff that trump says about mexican immigrants and to really go at him on that and say this is not who republicans are, et cetera. i think it is an opportunity for him, a problem for cruz. i'm not sure how it plays for other people. i agree with what steve said in the first

the "new york times" michael schmidt broke the story and he joins us.for having me. >> okay. this story is fascinating. tell me what's going on. >> basically the cardinals got into the heart of the houston astro's information about their front office o. all the goodies, all the good stuff about their best players. what they thought about their players. special statistics, injury reports. all the good stuff. >> all right. why? is there a moive behind this? >> well, there could have been an aspect of revenge. the general manager of the astros had been at the cardinals. he had rubbed some guys the wrong way. some guys that the cardinals thought he had taken some stuff with him that he shouldn't have. he had created a computer program similar to the one that they had. so there were some mode investigating factors that certainly could have set this off. >> are these teams two teams big rivals in major league baseball? >> they were. they used to be in the same division. but then the astros went to the american league. they don't play each other nearly as much

. >> pam: c-n-n''s emily schmidt reports from washington on what has changed.ome in the senate are working to get those laws back on the books. >> the motion is agreed to. >> reporter:it's not often the senate meets on sunday.but there were lawmakers--trying to beat a midnight deadline when key patriot act provisions would expire. in the end--the clock won out. >>we should not have allowed for 4 years this day was coming." >>the senate's failure to act introduces unnecessary risk to our country and to our citizens. >> reporter:bulk data collection ended sunday night --keeping the national security agency telecommunications companies. >> reporter:it's a system that had been in place since president bush signed the patriot act in 2006.attorney general loretta lynch said last week that losing the data collection would be a "serious lapse" in national security. >> reporter:critics say the program has only taken away civil liberties. >>we are not collecting the information of spies, we are not collecting the information of terrorists, we are collecting all americans

our former cyber czar howard schmidt on how deep this goes?gins from the the second we're born.er. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single part of it. for as the world keeps on searching for healthier... we're here to make healthier happen. optum. healthier is here. . neil: all right. the issue is what did china know and when did they know it and how long were they snooping on us to find out how much more they could know? we have tar feathered the chinese with not only being behind the latest attacks that affect four million federal workers and a whole host of military establishments, health care establishments and according to reuters, this goes back pretty much before there formally was an internet. if it's that big and that far reaching and goes back to 1985, before i was even born -- or not. i

general election and includes the antipeople's party that wants to limit the eu and prime minister schmidtd as social democratic party leader. eu criticized plans by hungry to build a wall on border of serbia to shut out migrants and tens of thousands crossed so far this year and it's 175 kilometers on the frontier and eu and serbia say it's not effective way to control migration and hungry insists the wall is necessary. >> translator: hungry is a front line country and everything must be done to protect the hungry people and hungry from this uncontrolled and uncontrollable flow of illegal migrants. >> translator: what are we supposed to do to build a wall toward macedonia and bulgaria and we will not build walls and we will not close itself and do not want to live in achwitz. >> reporter: fighting for autonomy in the country north and due to sign a peace deal on saturday and they are traditionally nomads fighting with the government for more autonomy and less discrimination and the up rising was three years ago when they over ran large areas in the north seizing towns and villages and fig

current phillies there some legends of the past like mike schmidt are there as well. 1984, when the phillies first started this event they've raised over $15 million for als research. i got an idea how they could have raised lot. did you know dang for ruben amaro and ryne sandberg. (laughter). >> i don't think they had that. >> you may have something there. >> that does it for us here a it to into the the 6:00 o'clock. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. ♪♪ progressive insurance here and i'm a box who thrives on the unexpected. ha-ha! shall we dine? [ chuckle ] you wouldn't expect an insurance company to show you their rates and their competitors' rates but that's precisely what we do. going up! nope, coming down. and if you switch to progressive today you could save an average of over 500 bucks. stop it. so call me today at the number below. or is it above? dismount! oh, and he sticks the landing! >>> call me caitlyn. the former bruce jenner as a pin-up. >> this is bruce jenner. >> no, are you serious? >> she's beautifu

voting has started in den mark's tightly contested generally election and coalition of prime minister schmidt neck in the polls with center right opposition. the economy and immigration are key election issues. the main parties want to crack down on giving unemployed immigrants access to the welfare system. the u.n. says it doesn't have the capabilities to effectively carry out its peace keeping mission in mali. the force is regularly targeted by separatist rebel and al-qaeda fighters in the north and forcing hundreds of people to cross over and we have met some of the refugees. >> reporter: life in the camp is precarious but elements are nothing compared to the dangers that drove people from their homes. >> translator: men came and began to destroy our homes and tortured us and looted our property including women's jewelry and fled to a village that came under attack from the army. >> reporter: most new arrivals are for land and have a tribal component in mali and their lives have a new emerge of al-qaeda or simply many asna and the group never clearly stated its ab objectives but target the

david schmidt had a heart attack before his 45th birthday.s wife says her training just kicked in. >> i felt his pulse could feel a pulse. started doing cpr. . >> i lost memory of the incident and heard the stories. it's almost like hearing bit happening to someone else, i'm thankful to linde and the fire department. >> the fire department is offering hands on cpr training from 1:00 until 3:00 p.m . you can get the information on our website. >> gear up for game two of the finals we're celebrating the best fans in basketball the fan of the day is mike. he tweeted us this picture. looks like he has tunnel vision. you can share your posts on your favorite social media site. be sure to include where you live. the next fan of the day could be you. >> absolutely. well, still ahead a gay man's family comes forward with a revelation . >> i asked him when was your first transsex experience? >> new allegations against the former speaker of the house. >>> a 5.9 earthquake that stranded duz kwens of people on a malaysian mountain top. >> what is your wa

david schmidt had a heart attack before his 45th birthday. says her training ju kicked in. >> i felt his pulse could feel a pulse. started doing cpr. >> i lost memory of the inciden and heard the stories. it's almost like hearing bit happening to someone else, i'm thankful to linde and the fire department. >> the fire department is offering hands on cpr training from 1:00 unt 3:00 p.m . yocan get the information on our website. >> gear up for game two of the finals we're celebrating th best fans in basketball the fan of the day is mike. he tweeted us this picture. looks like he has tunnel vision. you can share yourposts on your favorite soal media site. be sure to include where you live. e next fan of the day could be you. >> absolutely. well, still ahead a gay man's family comes forward with a revelation . >> i asked him when was your first transsex experience? >> new allegations against the foer speaker of the house. > a 5.9 earthquake that stranded duz kwens of people on a malaysian mountain top. >> what is your warriors memorabilia worth

the block includes anti-immigration danish party who wants to limit this and the prime minister schmidtas social democratic party leader. european union criticized plans by hungry to build a wall along its border with serbia to shut out undocumented migrants and tens of thousands crossed over so far just this year. the planned four meter high wall would stretch 175 kilometers along the frontier and eu and serbia say it's not effective to control migration but hungry insists the wall is necessary. >> translator: hungry is a front line country and everything must be done to protect the hungry people and hungry from this uncontrolled and uncontrollable flow of illegal migrants. >> translator: what are we supposed to do to build a wall to macedonia and bulgaria and we will not build walls and don't want to close ourselves and don't want to live in auctwitz. >>> funeral has taken place and he was a dominant figure in turkish politics serving as president from 1993-2000 and before that he was prime minister seven times. two of the governments were over thrown by military coups. he died on wed

former phillies greats, mike schmidt, greg luzinski, larry bo, a all played there. investigators are not sure what sparked that fire. but they say the dry lumber helped the flames spread quickly. ukee. >> escaped up-state new york prisoner now in custody says he split up with his accomplice because the other man was slowing him down. david sweat is revealing details about his june 6 prison escape. sweat says that he and fellow fugitive richard matt had fishily planned to go to mexico. when that plan collapsed they made a run for the canadian border. sweat believed malt mat was slowing them down so they split up about six days ago. police killed matt in a shoot-out on friday, sweat was captured two days later. >> it will be a stormy one today, the morning looking pretty okay. >> looks like katie is tracking some rain for later today. >> exactly, so basically tracking a very sluggish system. it will sort of mess with us for couple of days, so, today's the warmfront tomorrow, and the next day are cold front. so, it is a couple of days here. >> mess. >> exactly. but eve

mook: eric schmidt has given me similar architectural advice. host: what did he tell you to do? mr. mook: it is actually the way i like my offices. we have a very open office. very energetic, very busy. one of the best parts is that the view is shared by everybody. ms. palmieri: we have a great view. mr. mook: beautiful view. very vibrant. i guess i am famous -- i like to have a lot on the walls. we have pictures of our volunteers, people in part of our campaign. host: countdown calendars? mr. mook: countdown calendars. host: tell me about the department signs. mr. mook: what we love about our logo, which has been hotly debated -- host: what is the logo? mr. mook: it is the hillary for america logo. it has a great space that you can fill up with all kinds of things. we challenged our departments to come up with different logos. so when you come in our office you see different versions of the logo and a little slogan. so, when you come in, you can see where everyone is. it is fun. host: what is one of the memorable slogans? ms. palmieri: the slogan for communications is we are too cl

schmidt, a criminal facilitation she may face additional charges official said mitchell told them shemeet the man after their escape to drive them out of the area that chase her mind . >>darya: of borders have kept quiet for months about what drove them to charge the 58 year-old for the murder of his business partner the family venice in 2010 and in the remains were found a hundred miles away from their home in 2013 and have pleaded not guilty of a judge will not decide if there is enough evidence for trial also today they will start to replace the tokyo crossroad bridge that establish an earthquake in napa county back in may of the expected average of 4.1 quake hit in danville and may 21st the crew is recommended average closed a second replace or repair the bridge is located during high with 29 and the silver rod latrell bills are is scheduled to be replaced this summer. >>anny hong: one man is dead after a high-speed chase and shooting in stockton this happened yesterday when police saw a man having a woman on the street and they approached him he ran and 11 on a chase in a stolen

eric schmidt was attending the conference.ar owners want to be in control of their own data and not subject to monitoring. next march, you will be able to buy a mercedes that says -- does some of the driving. drivers will still need to have their hands on the steering will. the system will not be able to handle sharp turns by itself. those are your top stories. that is terrifying. h sbc. new strategy for off turkey andg brazil. cutrt gulliver has already thousands of jobs. let's bring in our perdition banking reporter who is in london. richard, 50,000 jobs in total. that is going to disappear. reductiont's a huge out of 250,000 worldwide. they're going to get rid of about 25,000 employees through job cuts and natural attrition. they are also going to be reducing to play 5000 staff hsbc in brazil and turkey. erik: why now? has already taken some hard decisions. why did he wait this long for 50,000? been facinghas pressure from shareholders. they say that they are not in turning enough revenue for investors. they are seeing lowe

. >> william schmidt is in the business of selling lies and he's proud of it. he runs this website, careerexcuse.com. >> people hire you to be a professional reference for them like they used to work for you? >> correct. >> for companies you've completely made up? >> exactly. >> you pay limb a fee and he'll make you a fake resume touting all your phony experience. he even made this one for me. saying i was a senior accounts manager at a company called odx global. they even have a website. it's all fake. look he'll even give you professional references. >> your clients are going for a new job they say, call my old boss he'll tell you i'm great. >> he's so confident he showed us how it works. >> calling the number now. >> setting up a call with one of the references on my resume. >> thank you for calling odx global, how can i help you. >> i'm calling about an applicant, jeff rosen. >> he's an outstanding employee. >> would you suggest we hire him? >> most deaf anyfinitedefinitely. he's an excellent employee. >> there are people saying you're a scram artist. >> th

. >> megan schmidt, thank you for speaking to us from new york. >>> israel will release a palestinian prisoner who is on the verge of death. he's due to be freed on july 12th. he has been held for 11 months in administrative detention used by israel to detain palestinians without charge or trial. >>> the syrian army said that it has captured territory from isil fighting rages. they launched a offensive on thursday but regime troops have pushed them back in the south of the city and custodyish forces say that they're making gains in the east. the u.n. said that more than 60,000 people have fled the fighting so far. >>> now growing tensions between kurds and ethnic arabs are looking to curb--the ypg is accused of ethnic cleansing in the northeast corner of the country. we have reports from the turkish-syria border. >> the ypg has reacted to those accusations saying they're baseless. it has been saying that arabs are welcome to return, and that it is accusing the syrian national coalition of trying to complicate the situation and try trying to create strife between ethnic arabs and kurds

responded with a century partnership, australia has moved on still returning three for four, with schmidt, not out they won the first test. finally the stanley cup series has leveled off the chicago black hawks beat tampa bay in game four theyen worker it in front of their home fans it was 1-all going into the third period. the win tore make it 2-1. just behind the gap the black hawks were able to hang on thanks in large part to their goalkeeper. who made 24 safes including a crucial one late and that's all the sport for me. >> thank you so much. you can find much more on our website as you head over to web address aljazeera.com, we are back at the top of the hour with another full bulletin of news. and don't go too far. another day of talks renders no results. officials say this is their last attempt at striking a deal. >> this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, china's former security chief can sentenced to life in prison for bribery and abuse of power. u.n. report finds peace keeping tools regularly trade goods for sex, with desperate women. and a chance to see inside the

joining me more to talk about this michael schmidt of the new york times, you broke this story wide opent to have you on. >> thanks for having me. >> we'll play a sound of the commissioner. let me begin with what information, what did the cardinals allegedly get from this hack? >> the cardinals got access to the houston astros most closely guarded secrets about player personnel. statistics scouting reports. and trade possibilities. they basically got the inner, the most closely held things that the team had. >> the commissioner just took some questions at a presser, and he's really deferring to the feds on this. >> this is different than when we might investigate. i have all the facts. that's just not the case here. because i don't know exactly what the facts are, and i don't think the person who wrote the time story knows exactly what the facts are, that it really doesn't make sense for me to speculate on how serious a 3r0b i have. >> since i have that person who wrote the new york times story, who i imagine you're going to tell me you absolutely have your facts right, how would you res

hall of famer mike schmidt, by the way, played ball back there in 197. >>> livingston essex county, where chris christie is expected to officially throw his hat in the ring for the 2016 presidential race. you hear the music of bon jovi new jersey's own. he's embracing a former classmate of his. they're in a high school where he used to attend. let's listen live as the governor addresses the crowd there in livingston. ♪ we were born to follow you've got to stand up for what you believe ♪ ♪ let me hear you ♪ ♪ yeah yeah yeah oh yeah yeah ♪ >> thank you. thank you. thank you, jersey. thank you. and thank you, thank you to livingston. you know, lots of people have asked me over the course of the last week why here? why here? because everything started here for me. everything started here for me. the confidence the education, the friends, the family and the love that i've always felt for and from this community. when i decided to make this announcement, there wasn't any choice. i had to come home and livingston is home for me. and i want to thank sheila, a dear friend of my mom's and a wonderf

google chairman eric schmidt was at the conference and audi said they wanted to not have their data seto marketing. revamped mercedes e class sedan will have a self driving system that can go up to 80 miles an hour. drivers will still need to have their hands on the steering will. ableystem will not be i to handle sharp turns by itself it those are some of the top stories is monitored -- this morning. pimm: coming up in the next hour, amazon thinks outside the box am a literally. giants thinks a the animated movie "minions." and his voicemail even necessary anymore? and bloomberg business talks to tampa bay lightning owner jeff minnick about hockey. that and more coming up on bloomberg market day. olivia: we are looking at equities been european stocks are down for the six day. 's benchmark in frankfurt is often percent from its recent high. the dow gave up its games from the recent highs. our next guest says that they will continue to move sideways, but the bull market still has room to run this year. pimm: julian manual is here with us right now. give us your prognosis for what happen

. >> so wendy schmidt offered a $1.5 million prize for a faster way to clean up oil. >> 350 teams aroundnter the comp >> we >> we gave it our best shot. we'll see what hatches. >> some teams had no prior experience with oil spills. >> we get asked all the time, how long have you been in the oil industry? well, counting today? >> the top ten teams went head-to-head at the world's largest oil spill cleanup facility in new jersey, and seven of the ten teams doubled the preexisting standards that had been used to clean up oil for the last 20 years. >> if we get this pump working we will win. >> one of the teams that doubled it was a team that met in a las vegas tattoo parlor. i kid you not. you can't make up this stuff. and they built a scale model in one of the guys' pools and it still doubled the ability to clean up oil spills from the last 21 years. >> so for 20 years they tried and tried and they can clean up oil spills but only at a certain with with a prize, you double it. >> actually, the winning team for the prize quadrupled it. >> why can't the environmental protection agency lead s

we catch up with voge in the fourth in time for paul gold schmidt to make it 4-0.sixth. angel pagan brought in aoki buster posey and doubled in joe panik here. duffy the tieing run but he grounded out to end it. giants muster four hits in their seventh straight home loss. >>> a's in anaheim for game two with the angels. kendall graveman on the hill tonight for the green and gold and the halos would get to him early. albert pujols smacking a solo shot in the first. tenth home run in last 15 game. bottom sixth, still 1-0 angels in southern california. >>> blackhawks visited the lightning tonight. first period no score when tampa goalie ben bishop runs into his own guy. patrick sharp takes advantage. sharp's fifth and probably strangest goal of the mayplayoffs makes it 1-0 chicago. third period. tied at one. hawks on the break. bishop would save the first shot he faced but can't handle the second. hawks win 2-1 to take a 3-2 serious lead back to chicago. >>> meanwhile in memphis, third-round action today at the st. jude classic. greg owen a shot behind the leader here

entire organization was present including alumni including mike schmidt they raised $786,000 and nowave raised over 16 million since they started in 1984. >> serena williams not happy because she lost first set one-six, he wins the the next two against sloan stevens 75, six-three. maria sharapova was loser 76 64 that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> cincinnati bengals player devon still and his daughter lea will receive the the jimmy v perseverance honors in july. >> she was diagnosis last june with stage four cancer, still said last week that his daughter is in a pretty serious complication, in the process of getting a stem cell transplant which her liver was affect by chemo and that is what triggered this. defensive tackle posted this picture with his five-year old monday he wore his name after the late jimmy v who died of cancer less than two months have after receiving the honor. george cot received it the last year, the the late stewart scott. >> devon posted that picture and say lea can't smile, just woke up from ago a leap for four days but she gives a thumbs up to

entire organization was present including alumni and mike schmidt. phillies raised $7,816,000 and they have raised 16 million since they started in 884. serena williams is not happy she lost the first set one-six. she won the next two, seven-five six-three. she wins in three sets. maria sharapova was a loser seven-six, six-four. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> congratulations to the phillies there on their festival there. >> festival. >> yes. >> yes. >> well, there will be action at the link with you it will be all mental. emmanuel chess center tournament will be at the tournament. >> it is sponsored by after schools activities partnership. 200 students from grade first through 12 are signed up, to, play chess today. >>> we were pounded with rain over the the night and right now those clouds are starting to move out a little bit. when will we sees some again sue and her sun forecast, coming up. >>> and 6:26. here's jenny joyce. >> with an update on the amtrak crash. >> yes alex and mike congressional hearings begin this week to talk

players like mike schmidt bob boone, greg luzinski played there, 11 wooden stadiums remain in the u.ss helped the flames spread big time. no one was hurt. >> time for check of weather and katie looking at some storms. >> looking pretty clear? >> absolutely, few clouds starting to build in here, and eventually we tart to see the wet weather build in late today. but i want to take you back in time now that we are can you believe it last day of june? i have feeling we can put green into the box on the 30 here as we wrap up the month. but look at how many boxes are shaded in the green to indicate we have measurable precipitation on each of those days, so we ended up with pretty high monthly total already, just shy of seven and a half inches throughout the course of the month of june. again, probably tack little bit more onto that before it is all said and done because of there is the combination of the next system already working their way toward us, so eventually, there will be showers, there will be few thunderstorms, but i do think if your travels are taking you to the shore point toda

. >> reporter: wild life rehabilitation expert vicky schmidt has spent five week nursing this female swann back to health. it was early may when the a animal was spotted near death at the park suffering from what experts believe were chemical burns all over her head, what he looked like then in sharp contrast to her appearance and her spirit today. >> she does have one small scar but feathers are coming back on the top of her head. >> reporter: unless someone comes forward we may never necessity what happens to this swann but experts are convinced her injuries were no accident. >> it wasn't a natural injury. you hate to think that somebody did it, but things happen. >> reporter: still she's new fully recovered and without hesitation tuesday she stepped out of her cage and went into her water and then, with east took off likely on her way to meet her mate and find her nest just in time for her babe toys hatch. >> it is a happy culmination of efforts buy a lot of people. >> reporter: celebrated with a victory lap and splash down in her usual sport n parvin state park jane carabao for c

that includeed mike schmidt. phillies raised $786,000.since they start the the event in 1984. all right. the french open federer nadal both won but the upset was on the women's. maria sharipova lost. interesting rape delay moment in college playoffs. baton rouge this is the same team university of north carolina at wilmington. when you worry about what your kids get with their scholarship scholarships, this is it. it's a wwf event during a rain delay bang. there it is. >> okay. >> by the way the eagles they don't get on a plane for weeks at a time which actually is an advantage. you still have to play football and still have to win games. >> right. >> there's trains, buses and there's not many plains and when they have planes, the end of the season is a break for the eagles they only travel once in a month. so that's pretty good. >> let's hope that work out for them. >> i was going to say them. maybe that will help them. >> that's what i get with my education. >> you almost need a boat to get across parts of the area right now. on a serio

. >> five jurors dis schmidt so. >> and an armed man who was shot by guards this week, outside after air force base in little arkansas, he's died. forty-three year old larry mcelroy died tuesday at the hospital according to the f.b.i. investigators say mcelroy attempted to enter the base and exit dollars his suv holding a rival right in front of the guards. the guards shot and killed him. it is unclear why mcelroy went to the base in the first place. >> 62:00; one minute they are just playing video games. >> and the next they are running into a burning house. >> the ten and 11 year old you see here aren't just best friends they are now heroes. when they saw smoke coming from neighbor's home they ran to help, as the homeowner tried to gather enough water to put out the fire himself the boys ran into that home to save the children. they admit they were a little scared. >> it was dark, like all could you see was black and orange flames everywhere. and i was kind of scared of doing. that will i was scared when i went in there but i knocked down my fear and got there. >> i grand the infan

this story was originally reported by michael schmidt of the "new york times" on the website today and federal officials do confirm the fbi has been looking into this for several months. according to officials after major league baseball got concerned about brought the fbi in after some information was posted anonymously online. what the officials are investigating is whether the hacked information and in a way this is just corporate espionage. looked at players statistics scouting reports. major league baseball has said there is an investigation under way. here's what they say in a statement. major league baseball has been aware of and has fully cooperated with the federal investigation into the illegal breach of the astros baseball operations database. now, andrea we don't know who specifically the investigators are look at here, whether they have any suspects in terms of who actually did the hacking. but several officials confirm to us that this investigation has been under way now for several months. >> we don't know whether the astros i understand, were -- they changed leagues thr

prime minister schmidt resigned as social democratic party leader.ion criticized plans by hungry to build a wall along its border with serbia to shut out illegal migrants tens of thousands crossed over so far this year. the planned four meter high wall would stretch 175 kilometers along the frontier. the eu in serbia say it's not an effective way to control migration but hungry insists the wall is necessary. >> translator: hungry is a front line country and everything must be done to protect hungry people and hungry from this uncontrolled and uncontrollable flow of illegal migrants. >> translator: what are we supposed to do to build a wall towards macedonia and bulgaria we will not build walls i can guaranty that serbia will not close itself and do not want to live in achwitz. >>> thailand said the first people to be treated for middle east respiratory syndrome shown some improvement but son and brother are showing symptoms but it's not confirmed if they are infected infected. fie land is the fourth country to report cases of the deadly mers virus an

the entire organization including alumni that included mike schmidt phillies raised 786,000, and haveed over 16 million since they started in 84. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> the cincinnati bengals devon still and his daughter lea will receive jimmy v perseverance honor at espy award in july. >> lea was diagnosed with the stage four cancer. still says his daughter had a pretty serious complicates last week after getting a stem cell transplant with her liver, that has been affect by so much chemo. defensive tackle posted this picture of him with his five-year old on monday and said she could not talk, she had been sleeping for four days but she's still able to give a thumbs up. you can't see it there. it is name after the the a late jimmy v died of cancer less than two months after receiving the the honor. stewart scott received it last year. look at it, so cute and a adorable. >>> stewart scott also passed away. all right. 5:40. >>> coming up caitlin jenner on the cover of the vanity fair how kim kendell and rest of the kardashians are react to go her debut. >>> l

. >> reporter: then she was turned over to a wildlife rehabilitator victoria schmidt. >> cleaning the wound putting antibiotics on it, medication. >> reporter: a tough task. >> it's a lot of work. on a daily basis. >> reporter: for bird who needs to be in her element. >> being in your care for the last five weeks do you think that will affect her wanting to leave? >> no. >> report floor. >> she'll be happy. trust me. >> reporter: but they had to wait to make sure she was in tip top shape. >> much better. much better. >> reporter: here we are. >> she looks good. she's ready to go. i think she's ready too. >> reporter: after short trip to the lake's shore. >> i think she'll go out and be very happy. >> reporter: they unlock the crate and off she goes. flapping back to freedom. >> sheesh go become to her normal life. she should meet up with her mate. go back to her nest and live happily ever after. fairy tale go. report roar lauren johnson fox 29 news. >> let us hope so. the doctor says the swan does have some scarring but it will help them find her later for check ups. >>> it's the begi

dagen: he was not aired schmidt shall we say. maria: they act like everything is great and they have a plan in place. you wouldn't have dorsey come in as interim ceo. he would have an announcement at the same time. >> they said they didn't want to search going on because they thought it would be a distraction. that's the thing the plan for twitter assisting investors have been so concerned about because there's been bouncing between different ideas. maria: is the likelihood that these days, jack dorsey, or who would be in place to take a spot? dagen: there is one obvious candidate. adam bain. >> he's going to be running two companies in the same time. it's not like he has a lot of commuting time. he's got a lot of things going on as well. dagen: he is the likely in-house candidate. anthony noto is unlikely to set the period he tweeted about a possible acquisition. remember when that happened last year? like i don't know how to use this service. twitter is just so behind. i personally hate facebook, but face the candidates and cha

guy: prime minister schmidt resigned as leader of his party. they promised tougher immigration. party has said it is willing to enter with other skeptical eu parties. caroline: greece has moved closer to an exit from the euro. a meeting of finance officials -- euro area leaders will hold an emergency summit in brussels on monday. last night, thousands of greeks protested against their government asking to be saved from default. guy: let's get more on that greek story. we are joined by our guest host. good morning. we have an emergency meeting of the ecb, and an emergency meeting of the euro leaders on monday. >> it feels much more of an emergency than it has. it may be that what matters more than anything else is as simple as how much money is taken out of the greek bank. but the ecb can do about it. if confidence is lost in the process we will have an insurmountable problem. otherwise, we are still going to be talking about taking talks down to the wire. caroline: reports are that we could see the resale shuffle back monday. what message will that send? kit: catastrophic, if th

perhaps google, he knows eric schmidt very well.have views on who should be twitter's next ceo and what kind of engine will best individual that needs to be. he met with dick costolo in washington. he is a huge fan of james murdoch. in fact, he is the first person to have publicly endorsed james murdoch as rupert successor. if anything, he most likely feels that rupert waited too long. brendan: i want to get your read on the last 24 hours of what has been going on with twitter. the argument that we have having on the desk all morning is that top keeps talking about revenue. they need to figure out a way to make revenue. the thing that they are doing ok on revenue. they can grow because twitter is too hard to figure out. where do you fall on that? josh: i think it is aerik: i think it is a relevance problem. brendan: what you do you mea? josh: i don't think it's relevant to the people living to talk to. young people are not using twitter. they are using snapchat. twitter is relevant to us. i'm sorry, folks. we don't matter anymore. t

major general harry schmidt had been a commandant in the marine corps. he served as first tour in the marianas. he was familiar with saipan and he was one of five marine corps generals who had sons serving in the marine at that time. now we get to the nemesis of holland smith but he did not know this. it's not as fun to have an enemy of the enemy doesn't know he is the enemy. this is major general ralph smith. this is a man who was quiet and focused. after the war he spoke fluent french which meant the army sent him to the pacific. he was taught to fly by orval right himself. he held the 13th pilot license issued in the united states. he won two silver stars in world war i. he was everything holland smith thought he was except without the temper. it was very even-tempered, quiet man. i think that was one of the things that set holland smith off. they like people who argue back. if ralph smith had gotten in his face, there would have been another war. his fatal flaw was he wanted to gives commanders a chance. this was a national guard division. we will ta

john heilemann, a couple of days ago, you and steve schmidt were saying don't -- >> and david was very. but -- it was just offended. >> very offended. i'm sorry, david. >> i love david but the whole day he acted like he smelled something bad onset and perhaps he did, but you and steve schmidt said that they would make a mistake of underestimating donald trump. was driving the second place in new hampshire? >> he's always been a better -- >> name recognition. >> he's been in more popular in new hampshire than iowa. there's a -- a streak of as we all know stubborn independence in new hampshire and people led by an outsider candidates tend to have better chances up there. he is as we said that day, don't want to underestimate or overestimate him. he's not going to be the republican nominee or president of the united states but he's going to be a factor. he is for many many people the country a symbol of great success and great achievement in money. he is a celebrity. high name recognition. i don't say that to discount it. most people in new hampshire do not know who most of the republican

so to your point, steve schmidt about appealing to i guess the conservative base.t these republican candidates have to and a half gates and can they to get to the general. joe, i ask you, when you look at that, just that presentation there, i think of the columns you have written, crazy can't win. you have written about who your dad would choose and why. would your father be turned off by that? would the conservative base will turned off by that? >> i can't speak for the ob conservative blog sphere in wauchlgdz i tell you that's the sort of guy my dad would vote to. we always go through this process, it's frustrating. you get a thousand candidates out there. most of them have no chance of winning. you can key in on the people the rank and file republicans vote for year in year out. jeb, that person and for me the good news about that is if jeb is the one that ultimately wins this because the establishment candidate has wanted a republican party i think since 1860. we just don't have a lot of shows like the democrats did in 28. that's the best deal conservatives wil

francine: voters in denmark cap ousted the government of prime minister schmidt, the and and they haveth 20% of the vote. they have argued for border patrol to define the free movement of labor. twitter is working on a marketing campaign to show the public the benefits of using its service according to people with knowledge of the matter. it's the first major campaign by the network to promote its own product. twitter is developing a new feature called project lightning that will organize content around live events. a reminder that you can follow me on twitter. when we come back, we are talking about facebook and we will also have a recap on markets and greece. keep it right here on bloomberg tv. ♪ francine: welcome back. we are seeing a live pictures in st. petersburg. we will hear from him shortly. he is up there today. this is a russian born hero. there are live pictures and he is receiving some of the limelight we were thinking vladimir putin was going to have. our very own charlie rose will be speaking with vladimir putin in about an hour and half and we have a special show from t

stephanie: not for a tech entrepreneur, maybe it will be great but eric schmidt clearly a value but whats it simon cowell know about tech? boy bands, i will give you that. and surgery for double chins? double no. erik: nonsurgical. stephanie: i have a nonsurgical solution -- eat less and exercise. it is summer, get outside. the financial sector expansion into falling economic growth and inequality. we will be hearing from the oecd chief economist at the man -- catherine mann, next. ♪ stephanie: there you have it. look at that live shot of london this morning. looking good. beautiful here in new york city and that is where we are this morning. we are talking too much lending, particularly from banks. a negative impact on economic growth and in a wallaby. that is what the organization for economic cooperation and development found in a brand-new report looking at ways to restore a healthy financial sector. captain mahan's chief economist at that oe pd and she joins us now from london. catherine, what is your big takeaway and punchline at this report? catherine: finance is good for growth t