you take it on your own. >> chandler concluded his written. stay before the court saying there is nothing i can do but to keep praying for god to ease your pain. the judge said this was as tragic a case he has witnessed in his courtroom. reporting live from d.c. superior court, sam ford, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. taking a check now of the top stories for this evening, the attack in tennessee that left four dead treated as anage of terror. this man mohammad youssuf abdulazeez opened fire on two facilities in chattanooga yesterday. earlier report show he was shot and killed by police. neighbors say that mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was friendly and well-liked in the community and had no run-in police. kellye: tonight, people are looking for the person or the persons who ambushed two security guards. they were in their personal cars around is:00 in the morning doing paperwork outside the central garden apartment in capitol heights when they were shot. one of the men adrian kinard died. jonathan: in a possible security breach cvs is shutting

james chandler enter an alford plea in the case. police say he hit and killed philip snodgrass while under the influence of pvp. snodgrass was walking on the sidewalk when struck by the vehicle that chandler was driving. chandler may face up to 30 years in prison. >>> this morning we expect d.c. mayor muriel bowser to name a new chief for the dna testing lab. this comes at a troubled time for the facility. the last director was reportedly fired after a damning report on lab practices. "the washington post" reporting a former head of the fbi dna lab will be named a new director. >>> and right now, police are trying to figure out how a woman lost control of her car and hit and killed a woman of eight. maria posadas was hit on a sidewalk in montgomery county. this happened near randolph and veirs mill roads in wheaton. the 80-year-old driver lost control, hit a utility pole and then struck posadas. several pedestrians have been hit and killed by drivers in the same area. if you were in that area and you saw anything about this incident

. >> reporter: police say 33- year-old chaner was speeding through busy northwest -- chandler was speeding through busy northwest when he sideswiped cars, hit a roll and flipped, his car taking out snodgrass. >> he was taken far too young from us. >> reporter: prosecutors say when chandler made that decision to smoke pcp and get in his car, that it was a disastrous one and given the time and place of all this it was a miracle only one person was killed. >> deb remarks thank you. prince george's county -- debra, thank you. prince george's county said he had a suspended license the day he killed phillip snodgrass. >>> a man is shot and killed outside his fairfax, virginia home police called to curving creek court before 10:00 last night and officers found 25- year-old mohammad najen suffering from a gunshot wound. one neighbor spoke with our peggy fox, but he did not want to show his face. >> he said please someone help me, but from that point i didn't see anybody, not at all because it was dark and when i found out it was a person there is when the homeowner from that townhouse came out and

james chandler entered the alford plea in this case. he hit and killed philip snod grass while under the influence of pcp. snodgrass was walking on the sidewalk while struck. chandler may face up to 30 years in prison. >>> right now, we have new video of a terrible tornado in illinois. this is about 200 miles from chicago in the small rural town of cameron in warren county. the tornado hit last night, right around dusk. look at that funnel cloud. you can see lightning and hear the voices of those stunned by looking at this. the good news, no one was hurt. that's what we understand. but a lot of damage right now and that is what people there are waking up to. thousands of people in that area are without power this morning. back to you. >>> 4:31 is our time right now. i want to get you caught up on the forecast if you're just waking up. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. this is my kind of summer weather, tom. >> yeah, it's still pleasant. we have just a few clouds passing over the metro area. a live view from the storm team 4 tow

prosecutors say chandler was under the influence of pcp in february. they say he hit two other cars on h street before driving on to the sidewalk and killing a man near the government accountability office. off topic this is only about -- >> well what about -- >> let me clear to you. >>> that former congressman who threatened a throw a reporter off a capitol balcony will spend the next eight months in prison for tax fraud. michael grimm was a marine and an fbi agent before he became a new york congressman. he also ran a restaurant and federal investigators say he underreported employees' wag] and the restaurant's profits. grimm resigned from office after allegations of his tax fraud became public and he threatened a reporter who asked about those allegation. >>> tonight, we are seeing video that just emerged of the moments immediately following the crash of malaysia airlines flight 17. it was one year ago today that the jetliner was shot down over u craven the new video obtained by newscorps australia they say was taken by separatist as they began to r

chandler pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in april. jonathan: right now prince george's county are on the gunman for someone who shot two security guards. brianne carter has more. they were ambushed. brianne: that's right. they are searching for the suspects and identifying the victim as 26-year-old adrian canard. this is happening just next to the tree. tonight a sign from the young kids we'll miss you very much. all of this happened in the parking lot right there when you see the reserve space. 26-year-old adrian conard according to police answer another security guard at 1:00 a.m. in the parking lot of the apartment complex. where they were working as security guards. they were both taken to the hospital. conard pronounced dead and the other with non-life threatening injuries. tonight, his family heart-broken saying this was a senseless crime. tonight the mom talking about her son. >> he loved life. he loved people. a people person. happy going. brianne: his mother tells us he wanted to be a police officer and was two weeks shy from

yeah, we get it, chandler.yeah. come on do one more. >> and then i think, phoebe would be like, jimmy, i like your shirt, yeah, my neighbor has the same one, he is a male prostitute, but he makes a lot of money. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i think that was pretty solid. >> thank you. like, how you doing? or whatever. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> yeah, i just think reach chel rachel would be like, okay, jimmy, well, uh, we had a fun time seeing you, but uh, it's just the six of us, so i guess we'll see you uh soon. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very well done. that's beautiful. vanessa bayer. "trainwreck" opens in theaters july 17th. we will be right back with miguel. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by at&t. mobilizing your world. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world, and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to aboli

fourth minute, tim chandler passes in front. the beautiful header. the u.s. scores 4 in the first half and they advanced to the semifinals 6-0. in tennis, serena williams was scheduled to play tuesday.that may not happen because it's been reported she will take the next week off to heal a right elbow injury that forced her out of the swedish open. jeannette: she is like superwoman, though. robert: basically. jeannette: what a crazy situation. what are the odds? coming up, a sticky situation for a rhode island farm. jeannette: beekeepers are busy removing more than 35,000 honeybees from a rhode island landmark. the owner of the mount farm noted the increase of bees

. >> reporter: sarah chandler was born with polly cystic kidney disease a visit to the doctor last yearys are now failing. she needs a transplant to live. >> it was definitely, um, eye opening moment for me. it was hard. it was very very hard. had to tell my husband and my family members to let them know, but i didn't want it to be a moment of sorrow or anything like that. i just wanted them to rejoice with everything that we have and continue to move forward. >> reporter: tests at emery confirmed she is a candidate for a transplant much as they looks for an angel to help her find a kidney a friend introduced her to one. this is brandy angel a photographer made it her mission to help people in need. >> if you take a picture and you can slap it on facebook you can reach people and that's basically what i'm doing is giving them the tools to reach as many people as they can. >> brandy started the non-profit be the change. she uses photographer and social media to help people find what they need. whether they're looking for a transplant or a missing relative angel takes photographs of peopl

. >> nbc's john chandler shows how people are rushing to get a ticker tape parade ready. >> reporter: the confetti is ready. >> close to two tons. this is just enough to get people started. >> reporter: packed for the big parade. >> this is the ticker tape starter kit. >> reporter: the downtown alliance provides what passes for ticker tape these days shredded paper. they distribute bags to any business along broadway who want to rain it down on the guests of honor. >> we only do it on a special occasions when marking the ultimate in achievement which we are tomorrow. >> reporter: the mayor jumped at the chance to honor the world cup champion u.s. soccer team. >> we didn't think of it in advance but when people said hey, we should do this this belongs in new york city this is an extraordinary moment in american history it didn't take long to say you're right. >> pretty quick turnaround. >> reporter: the pressure is on to get the floats done largely because of the national exposure for this parade but they have a blueprint in place thanks to the yankees and the giants. >> experience pla

amazing header off the cross from chandler.o nothing and the 77th minute democracy for the hat trick. a beautiful finish. usa moves. a six-zero route of cuba. to the british open, need a little wind here. maybe not that much. yesterday it was the rain that caused the problems at the open championship today. wind playing games with lee wee's ball. it started a foot from the hole. the breeze having other ideas. >> justin speith relaxing. five under on the 11th. shot of the day belongs to daniel brooks just fire it out and there see what happens. what wind? what wind? hole in one from 163. nicely done, sir. here's tiger woods for birdie. nope. what's going on with this guy? misses the cut seven over par. waiting for the tight gary of old but it's not happening. here's dustin johnson par four. 18th hole. 356 yards. he just launches this thingly maybe a little help from the breeze. but he'll take it. he drives the green. he would birdie the hole. he is your leader. dustin johnson is at 10 under par. they play round three tomorrow. t

mia and chandler from chantilly high school each received $10,000 for creating these colorful outfits nothing but duct tape. >> wow. >> it was part of the stuck at home scholarship contest. to win, the students had to wear the outfits to the prom this year. in case you were wondering, the bow tie is not a clip-on. it took 39 rolls of tape to create these outfits. this is something you got to do as a couple. you don't w ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- amy schumer, ian mckellen musical guest, alan ja

ya en los segundos 45 minutos "timothy chandler" con un tremendo disparo de afuera del area para ampliarklinsman. depsi y wondolowski anotaron gol y dejaron el final de 4-0 . el conjunto norteamericano abre su participacion en la copa oro ante honduras el siete de julio. gabriel seguimos con mas futbol pero ahora nos enfocamos en el mundial de futbol femenino en canada donde se estara disputando la gran final este domingo. jaime becerril nos tienes los detalles. take pkg 0:01 0:15 1:15 1:23 1:50 pkg la sede principal de este mundial saco los cubiertos de plata y la alfombra purpura para recibir a los protagonistas de la final... las seleccionadas estadounidenses arribaron a bordo del boeing 737 la tarde del jueves la mascota se encarg de darles la bienvenida del fuselaje a la carrocera del autobs la caminata fue placentera por la presencia de los fanticos quienes les apoyan con las clsicas porras.... por su parte las actuales campeonas con un rostro de concentracin y determinacin tambin se hicieron presentes en vancouver.. camino que ha tenido un amuleto brillante que dio la suerte para

chandler's story is more than a tragedy.it feels like an all-too-common trend for students across the country. as a mother and a grandmother and a former educator and really as a citizen i believe congress has to act to protect kids like chandler. when students do not feel safe at school, when they are relentlessly bullied because they are different when they endure harassment simply because of who they are, we have failed to provide them with the educational opportunities they deserve. we have failed them. as we debate our nation's k-12 education bill, we need to do everything we can to prevent bullying and harassment and discrimination and provide students with a safe learning environment. today we will consider an amendment to address the unique challenges that lgbt students face. now, i want to thank senator casey for his work on the safe schools improvement act. it's a bill that we won't be voting on but we'll continue working on, and i want to thank especially senator franken for his tireless leadership on the student

mia and chandler spent about 90 hours on this creation on both of them. they wore them to the chantilly high school prom. jonathan: they look awesome. kellye: they got the grant rise in each will get $10,000 in scholarship money in the school gets $5,000. jonathan: i use it around the garage for everything. you cannot do better than that. kellye: i will have the make you a seat you can wear on the air. jonathan: i will do it. i am in. kellye: coming up, a traffic alert for drivers in northern virginia. the widening project underway on a busy stretch of highway. jonathan: giving new meaning to angry birds. the seagull that has some drivers running and ducking for leon: an update of the breaking news we started the newscast with. we know three marines and a government having killed in chattanooga, tennessee. reporter: here is what we know. sources are identifying the man who was shot in jail today during that shooting in chattanooga. they say his name is mohammed abdulaziz. he is 24 years old morning quake. -- kuwait. it is unclear of his citizenship. he is

mia and chandler from chantilly high school each received $10,000 for creating these colorful outfits using nothing but duct tape. that stuff is -- it's just a miracle worker, right? this is part of a stuck at home scholarship where the students had to wear the outfits to prom this year. the bow tie is not a clip on either. it took 39 rolls to create the outfits. i love the colors, the style. >> ten grand, wow. >> looks good. >> they nailed it. or taped it. 6:26 now. >>> coming together to take a stand the steps a group of homeowners are taking to keep power lines out of their community. >>> plus, jobs on the chopping block in maryland. the state agency that's facing layoffs. >>> and breaking news in the first 4 traffic center right now. the red line is single-tracking. we got this in. also have the red light bypassing a c >>> we have breaking news on the rails right now. metro trains are single-tracking on the red line right now. >> there is an issue is on the track between the grosvenor and white flint stations. it could be fixed soon but we learned it will be worse before it gets b

they used a chandler and price sometimes called a clamshell press and decided it would be interesting to bring her press to the library and get librarians on their lunch hour to learn to print. the printing press is unique for a couple of reasons. it is one of the few library presence in the country, perhaps the only one. there are other university press is tied to the english department in different locations. we have a range of printing equipment that more or less covers the entire has reprinting for marc almond press that would have been used in 1450 down to the 1820s when it was supplanted a flatbread press says used until probably in some parts of the world were supplanted by the job being pressed in 1878 and the new technology in 1910 was the flatbed cylinder press. we have examples of all of those here and a printing history museum is really a working printing press. they've crammed lots of ephemera for other departments at the university. we have at least one book in publication. we have to at the moment. we are in the process of printing a short lecture by john edgington call

. >> yesterday this organization called local motors in chandler arizona unveiled the design for theld's first production line, 3d printed cars. the company ceo says not only will the cars be safe, they'll be filled with the latest technology when it squirt out of the machine. >> you had to manufacture this. >> process works by taking digital design, putting in a machine, and then the machine prints what you design. >> what? this is weird. look at the size of the printer. in word on how much the highway ready 3d printed cars will cost. but another version of this car, which will be only used on city streets will cost between 18 and $30,000. that's quite arrange depending what you put on t both versions, listen to this you talk about the future. >> yes? >> well, the future is next year apparently, both versions every these printed cars available next year, hard to believe. >> that's the very near future. >> so what click on your computer, pick the colors and stuff you want on the car yep. car spits out it -- printer spits out the car boom, just like that. >> 6:55, why officials say it

great cross from timmy chandler. in the 77th, dempsey again for the hat trick. beautiful finish.othing route of cuba. >> and this right here, that thing in the middle, not bumble bee. that's buffalo bills head coach rex ryan preparing to jump out after plane. did he so with the us army golden nights parachute team dropping from 12,500 feet said he wouldn't let his players do it, because, you know, all he does is point. but ugly landing he makes it safely. that's all for sport. i'm pat gallon, have yourselves a great day. >> well, that's it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what's coming up at 8:00. major fire is being called suspicious this morning in south philadelphia. we're live with the latest developments, and it is technology you have never seen before. helping to change lives and big prize money best innovations, health reporter stephanie stahl has the he can clues i have story how it is paying off for delaware county mother and son. and the heat is on. you can already feel it this morning. meteorologist, justin drabick will be right back with more on what you can expe

our first category is lead actor in a drama series and the nominees are -- kyle chandler, bloodline. jeff daniels, the newsroom. jon hamm, mad men. bob oden kirk, better call saul. lee everybody schreiber, radon van. and kevin spacey, house of cards. >> i like the participation. >> i know. >> it's good. so early in the morning. okay. the nominees for lead actress in a drama series are -- claire danes, homeland. violet davis, how to get away with murder. taraji p. henson, empire. tatiana messlano, author in black. elisabeth moss, mad men. and robin wright, house of cards. >> the nominees for a lead actor in a limited series or movie are -- adrian brody, houdini. ricky gervais, derek special. timothy hutton, american crime. richard jenkins, olive kit rich. and david o yell ewe, nightinga nightingale. >> the nominees for a lead actress in a limited series or movie are -- maggie gyllenhaal, the honorable woman. felicity huffman, american crime. jessica lange, american horror story freak show. queen latifah, bessie. francis mcdormand, ol viv kiter ridge. and emma thompson, sweeney todd. >

scalia said that numbers of the state was a perfect embodiment of concept and the louisiana case was chandler, both of those were open carry situations in public spaces, were they not? >> those were -- i don't know exactly where the defendant was arrested. my recollection of the case is that the statutes applied state wide. without a distinction between -- >> the public spaces. >> and what the cold held in nunn is you can ban conceal carry which would be enough here. you can't ban it if you ban open carry. every town for gun safety brief which has been filed in this court goes through the analysis if the south was representative of the rest of the country and how much we should infer from what the rule was in the south. my job is not to establish here. i don't know if this allows us to establish categorically we could ban open and concealed carry. i do think there is a rich tradition of regulation. what california is doing is regulation. it's not a ban. in unincorporated areas outside cities and towns except for prohibited areas where you're not allowed to discharge a weapon you are free to c

it ignores the fact that other famous journalism families like the chandlers in los angeles the binghams in louisville, the cancrofts. it goes into second-generation. they get greedy or some members of the family want to sell shares and the papers subsequently lose the determination to put out a quality product. how does the family, now into a fifth-generation, managed to assure the same thing does not happen to the new york times? arthur: that is a good question and one my family has been working on for many years. there was a story in the paper yesterday that noted that only -- the number of family businesses that can move from third-generation to fourth-generation is 3%. only 3%. jack: not just newspapers. arthur: all family businesses. we are now looking at the transition to a fifth generation where there are six members currently working at the new york times which is very exciting. they are working in the newsroom, the business side. and doing amazing work. the family has a fundamental commitment. we have this wonderful trust created by our great-grandfather that lays out the missi

it ignores the fact that other famous journalism families, like the chandlers in los angeles the bingham's in louisville, it gets into second, let alone third, generation, they get greedy. or some members of the family start wanting to sell shares. and the paper is consequently -- [no audio] arthur: -- sorry. and we are now looking at the transition -- they are working in the newsroom, they are working on the business and -- and doing amazing work. so the family has a fundamental commitment. we have this wonderful trust created by our great-grandfather that's lays out the mission of the company and the mission of the company is to protect the true quality of the journalism at the "new york times." it makes no mention of profitability. so there is eight family trustees and we are responsible as trustees to the shares. the shares are simple, they elect the majority of the board of directors. that is it. we meet as a family at least twice a year. once for a two-day meeting at the times to learn about how the business is going and engage with andy rosenthal, your successor, dean, and their new

. >> kyle chandler of "blood line."t is a netflix series i just started watching because he is in it. i mean kyle channeled letter i'm sorry kyle chandler barnicle barnicle, has something that i don't know that maybe james gardiner had. he is just a great actor. jumps off the screen. >> yeah. but the series that you just referenced, joe, "blood lines." it is great. sam shepard is it in. it holds you each and every episode. it is fantastic. and kyle channeled letter i agree with you. he'll always be the coach in my mind. i think in your mind too. but he is great. >> he will. i mean i remember the first time seeing him on "grey's anatomy" post super bowl special. he is a great actor. also, "empire" received three nominations despite setting records ratings throughout the debut season. it's unbelievable. i went to henson. i guess there's the wide wide gulf between what people like watching on tv and what wins emmys. i mean empire broke just about every record over the past decade. >> i think our friends at empire will be d

tom: and mark chandler states flatly there will be a change of government within greece.an: we will find out with these votes are. behind you in the parliament rolling, there will be a vote in the next 70 two hours. what is the timeline -- in the next 72 hours for what is the timeline as alexis tsipras returns to athens? olivia: he will face the greatest opposition from his own party, syriza. a cabinet shuffle now seems in never double. that is -- that could happen as soon as today. longer-term, a lot of people are talking about alexis tsipras having to call snap elections and perform -- and form a unity government. he has 72 hours to get this new package of austerity measures passed, which is harsher than what they rejected in the referendum. brendan: olivia sterns in athens, thank you very much. we will come back to olivia all day long. some -- coming up, several big banks including jpmorgan reporting this week. this is "bloomberg surveillance" on bloomberg television. good morning. ♪ tom: good monday morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." vonnie quinn and brendan

a shout out to mark chandler and john for some spirited critique. we need to bring you up to date on europe. some headlines in the last 10 minutes, attention moves to this thursday from greece to berlin. hans is in berlin. david is an athens. what happens today for mr. tsipras in athens? will he be the head of the government on monday? david: we've got no indication he will not be. he was able to muster 229 votes out of 300 members of parliament. we've heard there could be some government reshuffling today. we had the energy minister saying if asked, that person would resign. that could be the start of a reshuffle, something we've heard about. prime minister tsipras can emerge feeling somewhat victorious but there is a lot of dissatisfaction. it has to be seen what happens at the cabinet level. i would like to have a national unity government or a minority government, lots to figure out. brendan: we did have reports of protests outside parliament. how much significance should we attach to them? david: i went out there with my producer close to 9:00

. >> the numbers were perfect embodiment of concept and also the louisiana case chandler. both of those were in public spaces, where they not? >> i don't know where the defendants were arrested. my recollection is the statutes applied statewide without a distinction. the south is representative of the rest of the country i don't know the record allows us to establish a categorically that a categorically that we could ban both open and concealed carry but i do think there is a rich tradition of regulation. regulation is not a band. in unincorporated areas outside of cities and towns. you are free to carry open unloaded at your business your place of business even san diego. >> that was curious from me. it was adjust my -- justifiable homicide narrow circumstances where you were faced with a life-threatening situation. public aid is not immediately available. i think it's significant. other ordinary activities firearm ownership's outside the home purchase purchase training, sports shoes, camping, all of these are accommodated by california scheme. downtown san diego downtown

i was with chandler jones and my buddy in the wwe. i love rolling in with people just as big as me.rted and move around. we like to stay active. >> you grew up in a fun house. your dad, big g is here. two rules, no punching in the face. >> yes. >> and no punching in the -- we'll saw ballies for lack of a better word. >> crotch yes. >> even your brothers you're all very physical people. >> yes. we were fighting every single day. >> farting? >> fighting. >> that too, i think. >> three brothers in the nfl, one minor league baseball and another brother who is at kansas state, right. >> yes. >> who's the best athlete. >> best athlete, everyone says my little brother glenn. >> really? >> throughout high school -- >> goose. >> baseball player. goose is his nickname. he's very athletic. i'll challenge him to anything. >> you say in the dedication i'd like to dedicate the book to my father gordie and my mom diane for giving me everything needed to be happy and successful. >> they were both there from the beginning. they've been at every event, whatever it is both parents support us to the ma

it ignores the fact that other famous journalism families like the chandlers in los angeles the binghams in louisville, the cancrofts. it goes into second-generation. they get greedy or some members of the family want to sell shares and the papers subsequently lose the determination to put out a quality product. how does the family, now into a fifth-generation, managed to assure the same thing does not happen to "the new york times"? arthur: that is a good question and one my family has been working on for many years. there was a story in the paper yesterday that noted that only -- the number of family businesses that can move from third-generation to fourth-generation is 3%. only 3%. jack: not just newspapers. arthur: all family businesses. we are now looking at the transition to a fifth generation where there are six members currently working at "the new york times" which is very exciting. they are working in the newsroom, the business side. and doing amazing work. the family has a fundamental commitment. we have this wonderful trust created by our great-grandfather that lays out the m

tom: but brendan, if i get mark chandler, $90.90 or $90.81. -- francisco: it probably gets you into the on average for brent. brendan: we do not have to ask hypothetical questions of people who are not here. does janet yellen he to be paying attention to the price of oil in 2016? guy: i thinkest: i think so. if this is going to be another what we would think of brent prices down in terms of deflation, then that is going to affect her ability to raise rates because you do not want those two factors -- tom: can you buy big oil here? is francisco blanch's world an opportunity for you? sarat: we do not think so. we think longer-term -- and i would love to hear your view on this -- when oil goes up again, people stopped producing more because credit will come back or they have to produce because they are highly levered. how do you make money? using companies -- tom: great conversation, getting off our summer of oil. francisco blanch, thank you very much, with bank of america merrill lynch. a conversation with mohamed el-erian. of course our hans nichols is in brussels where. the headlines ha

. >> joel chandler. you talk about past sins and futures and what's the difference between puerto rico and hawaii? why was how why seemingly successful and puerto rico not? >> of course i think it's a different culture between the two entities. the other thing to keep in mind is, number one, hawaii has been able to maintain a strong support from the u.s. military. puerto rico a lot of military presence there was cut back. the other thing of course is a lie is a state and puerto rico is in this limbo land, and i think that is a factor also. >> all right. we could talk about this a long time and i expect we will some more to ladies and gentlemen thank you for coming and let's show our appreciation for an outstanding panel. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> some campaign news. the hill beside wisconsin governor scott walker with the official paperwork to dukakis 2016 gop presidential bid today and will make his official announcement in waukesha, wisconsin, on july 13. they write that he is the highest

mark chandler wrote a smart article today.eting their equity prices, exchange rate a lot of balls to juggle in the air for chinese policy makers in hopes it doesn't have this hard landing. >> someone commented do i want to be in this market if the government doesn't have control of it. in the united states the last place you want to invest is a market which the government has control. over time, free markets are going to win every time. to lure people in because the government is involved -- >> that's the irony. >> thank you so much. a lot for us to think about. >>> out to dominic chu. >> let's talk about the free markets. the free markets after hours are sending shares of advanced micro devices down 10%, 433,000 shares traded in the after hours. the company announced it's cutting its second quarter outlook citing weaker pc demand. amd sees revenues down 8%. it previously warned of a 3% drop plus or minus 3%. the company expects second quarter adjusted profit margins of 28%. prior guidance was 32%. as a result you see those sh

it ignores the fact that other famous journalism families like the chandlers in los angeles, binghams in louisville, bancrofts at "the wall street journal," it gets into second or let alone third second generation, they get greedy. some members of the family start wanting to sell shares. and the papers consequently lose the determination to put out quality product. how does this family now into a fifth generation manage to assure that the same thing doesn't happen to the "new york times"? >> it is a very good question and one my family has been working on for many, many years. there was a story in the paper yesterday that noted that only the number of family businesses that are able to move from a third generation to a fourth generation and i'm fourth generation, is 3%. only 3%. >> not just newspapers. >> no. all family businesses. sorry. we're now looking at the transition to a fifth generation of which there are six members of the fifth generation currently working at the "new york times" which is very very exciting. they're working in the newsroom. they're working on the business.

when word spread he was having second thoughts the mavs chandler parse on sparked an emoji war on twitterng an airplane implying that he was on his way to meet jordan at his hometown of houston. the clippers j.j. redick responded with a car emoji indicating he could be driving to houston from his home in austin. that was followed by blake griffin tweeting an airplane, helicopter and car. chris paul of the clippers joined in posting a banana and a boat referencing a banana boat he was photographed riding earlier this week in the bahamas. what is happening? many other nba players joined in including kobe bryant who remind reminding everyone he is kobe bryant. clippers prevailed after a group that included coach and team president and they arrived at jordan's home to sway him back to l.a. after he committed to the mavericks. speaking with the emoji theme, the clippers tweeted the news saying home is where the heart is. >> only in america. >> did you follow all that? >> the 21st century. >> we learn the hard way, don't do the horse head with the gun. don't do that. >> sound advice again from