: go for it. >> john: tuivailala. >> matt: close. >> john: i knew i wouldn't get it totally rightuivailala. got me tongue tied. to seconds kozma takes over at second base he will bat fourth and jung ho kang to lead off. >> john: he certainly got his pirates back into it with a double he turned into a triple last time up after reynolds hit the home run to go ahead. >> matt: sam tuivailala making his fourth appearance of the year, been up and down a couple of times from triple-a. sean rodriguez waits next. a terrific play to end the previous half inning. kang's swinging for the downs. >> john: good adjustment on the slider right there. first one backed up for a ball, comes right back and makes the turn on that one. >> matt: there is not a lot left on the bucs' bench. in fact, no position players at all. >> john: these are the games i dreamed of as a pitcher. starting pitcher nothing to lose only a chance to be a hero. pinch-hit or something, play center field. came oh so close to doing it but never got a chance to play center field. couldn't get that last guy kick kicked out. >> mat

john mattes is an investigative reporter in san diego, and he's not afraid to chase down any lead. but in trying to expose a bad guy, he found himself smack in the middle of an unbelievable story. his cameraman captured some shocking video, and it was all the evidence the cops needed to throw someone in jail. >> stop that [ bleep ] camera right now. >> a confrontation between a local tv reporter and this irate woman could have ended here. >> uh! >> but it quickly escalates into a shocking assault that leaves san diego tv reporter john mattes battered, bruised, and bleeding when her husband shows up. >> hey, joe. joe, call the police. call the police. >> the video was broadcast nationwide. >> i assume you've looked better than you look this morning. >> reporters getting beaten up in the line of duty. >> some video you just got to see. >> this vicious beating is the result of a series of reports by mattes into the affairs of this man, sam suleiman, a local landlord and developer. >> call the police. >> mattes had been reporting on suleiman's business dealings for the fox tv station,

matt: i love this. john: are you ready? s secretary -- once answered a question, and he said his answer was "yeah, i could be making that appear go matt: mike mcclintock has never said that. john: press secretary jay carney once told the white house press corps that he could be making something up. another one. a big crowd today. did something important happen i 'm missing? matt: mike mcclintock. first press conference. they're excited. john: great. here we go -- "i've got a couple margaritas getting warm right now." mike: not mike. he doesn't drink margaritas. john: robert gibbs. the next one. a press secretary said, see yesterdays non-response. matt: ooh. i could see mike saying that. but i don't remember saying that. if i had to pick, i'm going to say mike mcclintock. john: no! that is something something he might have said. but jay carney said that. he is turning out to be a master of absurdist quips. any questions? i will do the first one myself. why are you so damn handsome? matt: mike mcclintock. john: a memorable lin

matt: thank you for doing your homework. johnpress secretary a, answer the question, his answer was, he said i could be making that up. to a reporter. matt: mike has never said that. john: jay carney once said that. another one. a big crowd today. did something important happen i missing? matt: mike. first press conference. they're excited. john: great. "i've got a couple margaritas getting warm right now." not mike. robert gibbs. the idea of margaritas warming up. the next one. a press secretary said, see yesterdays nonresponse. matt: ooh. i could see mike saying that. i don't remember saying that. if i had to pick i'm going to say mike. john: no! something he might have said. again jay carney said that. a master of absurdist quips. any questions? why are you so damn handsome? a member of a line. in response to a question, the president won't tell me. matt: real. john: jay carney. he is a repeat offender. finally -- matt walsh, you're the best. we will be right back. ♪ >> republicans like the grateful dead philosophy. >> this is

matt: which began as decoration day. john: theg -- the gar will go to local cemeteries and honor their dead. matt: a key component of all of that is they are not just soldiers, their citizen soldiers. the monuments make that clear. these are citizen soldiers, not just soldiers. john: echoing off the lost cause panel, william lambert who gives a rather stirring memorial address in philadelphia in 1879 has some interesting ideas. he says you have to look at what the nation is after the war. to see what is it that you can't see. there isn't a victorious arch or monuments to union success of the national capitals. it is said of being behind bars, southern leaders are now making the nation's laws. they are not in the nation's presence, they are making the nation's laws. they're not been, he said, this massive executions and concerns for treason committed during the war. on and on, he goes on for a long time in that vein. and then he suddenly stops and says, however, we can never forget that our cause was right and their cause was

john: yes, absolutely. matt: are you not afraid of that? is there not an element of self-determination? john: max implied that would be the case and i'm more than happy to face whatever. matt: have you talk to a lawyer? are the statutes of limitation of? john: we edited very carefully with more than one lawyer. matthew: have you been contacted by security regulators? john: not as of yet. matthew: do you think it will be? john: they don't have my number but they know or to find me. matthew: right here. erik: what do you think about that? matt: you surely must have thought about that as well? as soon as i read about collusion of fees even though it is off the record. john: i don't get into this with a great deal of specifics, but there were times when a bank would be in on a deal and very close to an issuer and they would select their joint book runners and we would get together and say, listen, do not show anything lower than $.20 or $.30 because of the client sees that, it is the lowest common denominator. matt: michael lewis has always sai

john and matt, let me start with john. we'll start with matt. let's do it either way. whoever wants to take it. i think that these primaries in these early debates are all part of the process. they all relate. it helps people figure it out. many will never even be imaginable as president but somehow through their conversation with people, they watch them. i think we're going here. so they find the spot where they want to be. they figure it out. i have a sense that trump will play a big part in this summer. hot all summer. at some point he won't be as dominant. but he will push the party into a different mode. it won't be the elite or the establish many. the voices heard will be the working guy. and the people who will benefit from that are walker probably and probably this guy. case dlix. i don't know which one. it won't be bush. bush cannot benefit from the success of donald trump. what do you think? >> i don't know if i agree with that. i think that republicans are not used to having this much stride yhency. they're used to having a front-runner. i wonder how much re

john. >> reporter: good morning, matt, the family of the two men who were victims have reached out. we spoke to the wife of the brother from east luzerne street. she identified the deceased as 42 years old a factory worker. it was 10:30 when the driver and passenger were pulling out of the parking space on east luzerne when the car was hit by an suv. the car was struck with such force, the driver was fatally injured, the passenger critically injured. the suv drove on and fled the scene. but according to police a quick-thinking person was able to give police updates to the suv location. it allowed the officer torched the suv it had -- to find the suv, it had expensive front end damage found on rising sun avenue. the deceased was 42 years old the 41-year-old brother was injured. in the car last night was a little white dog named max he ran away at the time of the hit-and-run. they have seen him since. they are asking if you see max the little white dog that you call authorities and let them know. apparently max belongs to his 12-year-old special needs son. he is an important part of t

john: i do not mean that at the extreme. matt: two that extent, the ig's that called for a criminal investigation into hillary's e-mail, your take on that? john: new york times story this morning. the big story about the fact that two inspectors general -- i'm using the proper grammar -- the state department inspector general and the inspector general of the intelligence agencies have requested a criminal investigation with relation to hillary clinton's e-mail practices. the big take away here is this issue is not going away for her. we still do not know whether she has actually broken the law but this is ratcheting up. for anybody that has said, this is all a sideshow, it will not have any long-term lasting medical effects, that seems to suggest that this issue will be with her in a significant way for months to come. stephanie: will she be able to stick to her message or is this e-mail situation, could that end up being the real headline? john: she is not, to my knowledge, planning to take questions. she is giving a speech, but

spewing at immigrants and their families and now the insults he's directed at a war hero senator john mccain. >> matt we've talked about this before. you have said listen he's saying all of these things. it's generating buzz. we see how he's doing in the polls. more on that in a second. you said this time he went too far? >> well i think so. look this was the beginning of the end for donald trump politically. >> beginning of the end? >> beginning of the end. he'll stick around but i think that we've seen a tipping point. up until now, i think republicans -- republican politicians have been reluctant to criticize him for the horrible things he said and i think that's partly because there's an element of the base not the majority but an element of the conservative movement who actually like some of the things that donald trump was saying about immigrants for example. as horrible as that is. but now i think what we have is a permission structure. you know it's really unacceptable in the republican base to say something horrible about veterans and i think now there's a permission structure and you're goi

matt: the ceo john mcavoy joins us now to discuss what is ahead for the company.hanks for stopping in, we really appreciate your time today, john. her style, the stories that we covered on energy, there is always the demand question. is the demand their -- demand there? what we are seeing in demand is different between electric and gas. demand is flat in this area and that is largely driven up by the success of our energy programs. we have been providing rebate programs for a customer's permit over 200,000 more customers have taken advantage of that we can keep demand flat. that is good for customers, good for demand, and good for the environment. we are replacing fuel oil return and- fuel oil alternatives that is very good economically because that means that gasoline will be much lower than fuel alternatives and also much better for the environment. much lower stocks and it is good for our business. focusedn edison is really in the new york area and the suburbs. do you feel, what kind of pressure do you feel to make another acquisition right now? john: we don't

reporter: donald trump being donald trump today refusing to apologize for saying john mccain is not a war hero. telling matt lauer this morning -- >> well, i'm not a fan of john mccain. he's done a terrible job for the vets. i go around matt on the circuit, and i'm seeing so many vets. and i see families crying before me. >> reporter: this firestorm sparked saturday. >> he hit me -- he's not a war hero. >> he is a war hero. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. he's a war hero because he was captured. okay? you can have -- and i believe -- perhaps he's a war hero. >> reporter: mccain responding for the first time today on "morning joe." >> does donald trump owe you an apology? >> no i don't think so, but i think he may owe an apology to the families of those who have sacrificed in conflict and those who have undergone the prison experience in serving their country. >> reporter: and at a convention in pittsburgh, veterans weighed in. >> he's never worn the uniform. he's never served with any of us, so he doesn't deserve the right to say that. >> reporter: trump has

yes, we are, john, yes. but mattk you for pointing out, unlike what tom seems to think, we're fighting against the corrupt local power structure, that is absolutely correct. >> the only black recurring person on the show was the sheriff. he was a profoundly moral man, unlike boss hogg. >> when they cancelled the dukes of hazard, i said the n-word, i said no! >> tom, you said gimble still exists, it went good-bye -- >> i watch that every year at christmas, it's still alive in my heart. >> old movie, the lack of color may clue you into that. also, important to note, trump's ties are absolutely hideous. >> that is it? what about the cuff links? >> i don't know about that. i just know about the ties. >>> thanks, andy. well, time for a new segment, last night i asked you to tweet questions for me, any questions and many of you did. so let's get to them now. patrick young wonders, why didn't the episode of fox be put on hulu -- mike writes, why wouldn't tom sit down? he looks like a human slinky. and when is red eye going

john. >> reporter: hi, matt. the young woman is in stable condition. she will require additional surgery. this appears to be a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. a young woman was driving her gray mazda turning left at susquehanna at 17th when someone blasted away. one bullet hit the trunk of the car. by the time the car got to 17th and diamond the driver knew something was terribly wrong. >> it's a small vehicle the bullet went through the trunk through the rear seat of the driver's side and went through the driver's seat striking the driver. the rear-seat passenger was lucky to be sitting on the passenger side of the rear of the vehicle. several feet away if she was sitting behind the driver she could have been shot in the back. >> reporter: well, back at the original scene 17th and susquehanna. police found evidence that ten shots were fired and vials of what appeared to be crack cocaine. the driver was collateral damage of what was going on at 17th and susquehanna. >>> radnor township and state police arrested five people in a late

john. >> reporter: rpg good morning, matt, police have another hit-and-run case they have to investigate this time. they have the suspect vehicle they are looking for the driver. it was about 10:30 last night police say when the driver and passenger of this orderly model mazda does an were pulling out of a parking space on east luzerne when the little blue car was hit by an suv. the car was struck with such force, the driver was fatally injured the passenger critically injured. a quick thinking witness was able to give the police updates to the suv location. it was abandoned on rising sun avenue. as you can see from the video looks like rising sun near 9th street. they have the hit-and-run vehicle at this point hopefully it will yield clues for investigators. live in john -- in juniata park, john rawlins which i will which -- channel 6 "action news." >> gunfire erupted in kensington overnight, the man ran to north 4th street where he collapsed. >>> police plan to question stephen burton after the stabbing of his wife and 21-month-old daughter. the neighbors heard them fighting and then c

matt? >> john yang in lafayette this morning. thank you so much. >> let's turn to colonel michael edmonton with the louisiana state police. colonel edmonton, good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. glad to be here. >> i know your investigation is still in the early hours. but what have you been able to find out about this gunman and his possible motive? >> well, that's the million dollar question right now. i mean you're in a beautiful community right near lafayette near the university, a neighborhood and a small theater right here. what brought him here? why was he in a motel 8 not far from herehe? paid cash there. he got money if his mom. supposedly heading back to florida goat his lifeet his life in order. no rhyme or reason. wigs and glasses in the hotel room. we need to piece that together. as we speak, behind me forensic scientists are in the building looking at the whole location as far as the -- where he shot himself and the scene where he shot the two young ladies. so we're going to try to piece that together and put

universal bank all names, it is not what john is saying. matt: i think it means you should look for another job. stephanie: possibly. mark has a message for investors busy chasing returns risk control. he is underlining and highlighting it. seven at commission points after it. we will explain that. stay with us. ♪ matt: adp numbers are just out. vonnie: payrolls created payrolls created in june , more than forecast. 230 7000 is the number coming in from adp. we were looking for 218,000, so that is better than forecast. because we got a great job forecast in may. 237 thousand private payrolls created in june. matt: a reminder, we are expecting -- they're pretty much for sure going to come out tomorrow rather than friday. friday is an important holiday for us. vonnie: we are looking for 230,000 jobs created in terms of private -- for the 80 p. stephanie: we're back now with howard cochairman which manages 103rd -- $100 billion. his latest client memo is titled risk revisited again. you have given us the master classic before come one of my favorit

we will be doing fact checking with john with their -- john lefevre. mattof the news you need to know. erik: bank of america more than doubled its earnings in the second quarter. u.s. banks profited -- posted profits that beat estimates. here is the big factor bank of america

matt was killed by police one week ago today. sweat was captured and remains hospitalized. let's get more from cnn's jason carroll. >> reporter: john and christine, authorities releasing a bit more information about the moments with matt and the officer. the officer telling matt to put his hands up. he fired on that officer only after richard matt failed to put his hands up. pointed a .20-gauge shotgun. he picked up that shotgun along with the liquor he found on the run. as violent as the last moments were they could have been worse. also new information coming to us about that alleged murder plot against lyle mitchell. joyce mitchell's husband. joyce mitchell denied she had anything to do with the murder plot. david sweat said she did. lyle mitchell weighing in through his attorney. telling cnn yesterday afternoon, quote, lyle only knows what joyce has told him. that is she did not want to hurt lyle. again, joyce mitchell telling investigators she had nothing to do with the murder plot. also telling her husband she did not want him hurt and did not want anyone to go through with it. john christine. >>> jason, thank you. overnight

matt? >> john thank you very much.rnor bobby jindal in the next half hour >> now to natalie for the other headlines of the morning. >> good morning, everyone. the united states has reached an agreement with turkey in what's being called a game changer by the obama administration in the battle against isis. the deal will allow americaner war planes to carry out aerial attacks on islamic positions from two air bases in turkey. turkish war planes bombed targets across the border in syria for the first time this morning. it comes a day after isis militants fired at a turkish military outpost killing a soldier. we are learning details about the death of sandra bland, the 28-year-old woman found dead in a texas jail cell three days after beinging arrested in a traffic stop gone wrong. autopsy results indicate she died of suicide from hanging and that there was no indication of a struggle. toxicology reports today could shed light on the marijuana officials said was found in bland's system. >>> firefighters are having trouble

. >> would you say that to john mccain's face. >> if you go on matt see that's what you don't do -- excuse me matt because you're the media and you do the same thing. the next sentence was he is a war hero. i said that but they never want to play it and you don't want to play it. >> well why would you say the first thing? >> excuse me, you started it off -- hey, matt savannah started it off by saying i said that he wasn't a war hero. i didn't say that. and if you would have let it run just another three seconds, you would have said that -- i said very clearly he is a war hero. i have absolutely no problem with that. what i do have problems with is that he called 15,000 people that showed up for me to speak in phoenix, he called them crazies because they want to stop illegal immigration and they were insulted. >> let me say for the record we did run the other part of your comments mr. trump. he did run the part where you said he is a war hero. so please don't say that we didn't because we did. >> well then why did savannah start off by saying i said that he was not a war hero. i never said

goal. >> i really do love my husband and he's the reason i didn't meet inmate matt, and sweat. >> i love her. >> that was john yang reporting. mitchell could get up to seven years behind bars when she is sentenced next month. >>> and day five of those missing boys who never came home. the community had a vigil last night. the coast guard has covered nearly 31,000 nautical miles. they say it's like trying to spot a basketball floating in the ocean from plane. and but despite all of that, their families say they're still hopeful the two are out there somewhere alive. >>> and an ohio man is heading to court after jumping a barrier and petting cougars at a zoo. he can be seen going over the barrier to pet the animals and now he's facing criminal tress passing charges from the zoo. they're geriatric and used to being round people but the barriers are there for a reason. >>> and now to another story of a big cat drawing national outrage. an iconic and beloved lion living indiana -- in a national park was killed by an american dentist. now that man is defending himself. matt reports. >> reporter: he was the pride of

john mccain? >> excuse me matt. you're the media and you do the same thing. the next sentence was he is a war hero. i said that but they never want to play it. you don't want to play it. >> why would you say the first thing? >> excuse me. hey, matt. savannah started it off by saying i said he wasn't a war hero. i didn't say that. if you would have let it run another three seconds. you would have said i said clearly hehero. i have no problem with that. what i have problems with is he called 15,000 people that showed up for me to speak in phoenix he called them crazies because they want to stop illegal immigration. and they were great american -- >> we did run the other part of your comments, mr. trump. we ran the part where you said he's a war hero. please don't say that we didn't because we did >>well then why did savannah start off by saying i said he was not a war hero. i never said that. i said he was a war hero matt. you misrepresent just like everybody else. i do have a problem with what he's doing on the border. he's terrible. i have a problem with the

matt: a look at the top stories crossing the terminal. in johnlyer, land rover recalling 75,000 suvs in the u.s.. the reason, the doors may not latch properly and could open while you are driving. the recall covers range models, including the sport made over the past four years. no crashes or injuries have been linked to have been the defect. good news for one of its rivals, spotify with the best week ever in the apple store. the streaming music service spent five days as the ninth most popular iphone app. in the nfl, the washington redskins have lost the battle off the field. a federal judge has ordered the cancellation of the federal trademark legislation. tos may be disparaging native americans. it would not go into effect until the redskins lose the appeals process. those are your top stories. microsoft will layoff 7800 people and reorganize the phone hardware division. the chief executive will write off 7.6 alien dollars from the nokia handset unit. a restructuring charge of up to $850 million. cory johnson is in san francisco with more. exp

matt schlapp: if you look at it, you have john roberts and anthony kennedy competing for the title of who is the swing justice. that was not the type of justices that they would be in their confirmation hearings. if you look at the robert's court overall, what troubled me most about the obamacare decision is i do not think he believes what he's doing. he is fixing a statute that has faulty wording. why? they had to use this vehicle. it is what had to be the law and there are these fatal flaws. it is not the judiciary's law to fix the statue. that is the legislators job. by the way, in a democracy, it is very important. it allows the american people to reengage on a topic. the american people are working hard all their jobs, engaged in their lives, they are not political like we are. when these issues come back to congress, it gives the american people an opportunity to dig back in. obamacare has never been popular, it is not popular today. now, we will have another election where the question of obamacare will loom large over election. one of the reasons that is true is because of wha

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"eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has that story. >> reporter: john shocko has owned the no named store for 20 years, next month that may no longer be true. >> how much longer cannulas? >> truthfully, i don't know. right now i don't have money. >> reporter: his sonnies more specific. >> we might have a week, i don't know if we can do that. i don't know if we have to still pay our bills and taxes. >> reporter: by then he means september, in the middle of the extensive upgrade to two trolley lines, a complicated construction project that spans miles of track and right now, the sea of orange and road closures that go witt has set up shop outside shocko's store. >> we are doing a quarter business. we are at peak hour at 5:30 and the stories empty. we have no customers right now. >> reporter: just up the street a similar story at clifton deli. road work has gone on for most of the july and for the owner ken, that meant a 63 percent drop in business. >> i cannot go through august like this. i will to have shut down. there is no other way around it. >> reporter: septa says there is no w

matt: maybe you can get a residency in beijing. john cochrane.ebay and paypal are vowing to split up. will paypal remain independent company after the breakup? we will take a look. ♪ erik: how about a look at top headlines? a letter reveals criticism by german banks regulators. that they feel to address or stop the attempted rigging of key interest rate. -- at deutsche bank executives. goldman sachs made hundreds of partners rich when it made public in 1990 nine, and its performances than has made lloyd blankfein, the ceo, a billionaire. he has seen his net worth surge to about $1.1 billion. he is the largest individual owner of goldman stock with a state of $500 million. right now it is friday. what does that mean? matt: it is time for the yearbook game. he is in the entertainment business. it is all our producers are telling us. who is this person? tweet us your guesses. you can also find him -- our show twitter handle, market makers. matt: do not tweet them. tweet us. something else, a little extra. ♪ matt: look at that. central park. is that

matt looking at the bloomberg terminal getting headlines that john mccain, chairman of the armed servicesommittee says his committee will hold hearings on this deal. matt: they have 60 days to do so. coming up on the bloomberg market day, broader retail spending shows signs of slipping. coming up is the back-to-school budget. we will explain. ♪ june's unexpected slump in retail sales, back-to-school shopping is expected to rise this fall according to the international council of shopping centers. about 67% of parents plan to boost purchases this year compared to last. that would be the biggest gain in the past four years. to discuss itus is our retail reporter, lindy ruff. the numbers were not so good. back to school is one of those times when parents will have to spend some money. guest: they are hoping this is must spend any. i had to get my kids a genes, they outgrew their shoes, they need their books. whether that plays out, we will see. seet of people back-to-school being a harbinger for a holiday. it's the second-biggest spending season and some people think if it doesn't go well, t

that poll found a meaningful drop in support for trump the day after his comments about john mccain. matt and savannah? >> peter alexander on this. peter, thanks very much. >>> while donald trump and the rest of the republican field will have a new face to contend with starting today. ohio governor john kasich has scheduled a special announcement at ohio state university. he is expected to become the 16th republican to enter the race. >>> as for the democrats, hillary clinton hosted her first facebook chat. as a presidential candidate on monday. it was followed by thousands with topics ranging from her plans to reform wall street to libya to business attire for women. the former secretary of state saying i never met a pantsuit i didn't love. clinton also weighed in on her republican rivals and the issue of immigration, saying donald trump, in particular, is getting a lot of attention for some hateful rhetoric. but jeb bush and marco rubio actually agree with him on denying a pathway to citizenship. of the thousands of questions she received, clinton answered 12, 4 of those came from repor

. >>> giants matt cain and marlins jose fernandez, a couple tommy johns survivors, top 5th, 2-1 giants, gregor blanco wheeling the lumber here. how about an upper deck shot? it was 3-1. the pitcher went yard on cain making his season debut. it's a one-run game. the giants down 5-4 in the 9th. gordon gobbled it up. it's a sweep for the marlins 5- 4 winners this afternoon. >>> two time wimbledon singles champ rafael nadal out. germany's dustin brown, spectacular dreadlocks and he brought the passion, a qualifier ranked 102 handling a 14 time grand slam champion. an ace to end it and the 10th seed nadal gone, 7-5, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. roger federer just schooled american sam queerey. watch this. please, are you kidding me? between the legs? i got to see that again. federer the be in 2 seed won the match in >>> csi is next. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. we'll see you there bright and early. good night.

matt you first. is john mccain doing the dog whistle here?e got a problem with donald trump? >> yes. he is. and it is strange how the people like john mccain are worried about what is happening and the dynamics of this nominating process. >> i find that interesting too. >> -- what we're hearing on the left. and the fact is you can keep saying this same talking points about hispanic voters. i agree we have to reach out. but the idea of taking on crime and the idea that we can reach out to these independent voters who are economically insecure about their own job prospects in the fact their salaries and real take home pay has not increased. those are real issues and my party, the republican party reaches out to african americans and hispanics on cultural issues. >> the numbers don't seem to show that you are doing a very good job of that. >> well that's not true -- >> all right. >> the president i served did a great job with it. >> all right. henry, donald trump, is he hurting john mccain in arizona? that is the political accusation right now b

matt. >> john rang on this story for us. thank you very much. >> turn to natalie following two dangerous wildfires out west. >> good morning, everyone. the fast moving brush fire forcing evacuations in napa unty, california. the rag fire has scorched more than 4,000 acres. it's threatening about 150 structures. three hikers have been rescued from a popular trail nearby. meantime, strong winds are slowing efforts to contain a fire at glacier national park in mont mon. >> ash carter arrived in baghdad this morning for an unannounced visit. he's meeting with iraq leaders. he's planning to focus on the shiites and the minority sunnis and kurds. >> tense moments on one of the world's largest cruise ships when a fire broke out. it happened on a mechanical area as it was approaching jamaica. one crew member was burned. passengers were sent to evacuation stations with life jackets as a precaution. the fire was out about a half hour later, fortunately. >>> some dramatic moments on a flight from hong kong to russia after a passenger a

matt escape from a prison last month. msnbc is learning more about the relationship with the two men likely to put her behind bars as well. johnhas the latest. >> with a tearful signature, joyce mitchell submitted a plea deal. she admitted smuggling into the prison for richard matt and david sweat, who the da says used them to escape. >> she's been very anxious, depressed, remorseful for what she did. >> mitchell spoke to investigators 20 hours over four days. nbc news obtained a copy of three statements which contains startling details. she tells of giving matt and sweat rum and coke in prison performing sex acts on matt and sending both sexual notes and naked pictures of herself. i was caught up in the fantasy, she said. i enjoyed the attention and feeling both gave me and thought of i a different life. the plan was for mitch toll meet the prisoners at midnight and be the get away driver. matt and sweat gave her a list. cell phone, gps, clothes, shotgun, tents, sleeping bags, hat chet fishing pole and money. matt called her husband lyle the glitch and gave her two white pills to drug him. couldn't go through with it and neve

matt: we can negotiate forever. scarlet: john kerry is having an extended stay in vienna. he has been locked in the current round of iranian nuclear talks longer than any other top negotiator has devoted in more than four decades. his trip to austria now the 15th day, the longest extended-stay outside the u.s. for secretary of state cents 1983. onry kissinger spent 34 days a middle east peace trip in 1974. matt: bloomberg news reports the u.s. is bringing cases against deutsche bank employees. charges could come before the end of the year. the department of justice is said to be investigating at least five former traders for rigging the u.s. dollar version of the industry benchmark. the charges would be the first against traders from the german lender in connection with the london interbank offered rate. pope francis needed a place to change close yesterday before saying mass for hundreds of thousands of people in santa cruz, bolivia. he ended up at a burger king. the restaurant was closed to customers at the time so the pope leaved it was a suitable occasion to change. th

. >> rob and wife cheryl sons matt and john may not have much to say about the postings but recent commentsent and apology got him some attention writing on twitter as my grandpa would say yes sure pull the other leg it plays jingle bells hash-tag lame. >> when you tweet or social media do you have any kind of like 10 second rule or anything with your thumb. >> here's my rule. does it need to be said. does it need to be said by me. and does it need to be said now? and if the answer is yes yes and yes, i do it. i don't care what. >> tell once upon a time. >> rob off beat sense of humor serves him well in up come fox comedy series the ingraineder where he is out of work actor after years of playing a lawyer on tv felonies he has the experience to be a real life lawyer. what do you know about being an out of work actor trying to become, get a real job. you have never been out of work. >> it's true. it was hard real stretch for me to figure out the character as narcissistic self centered television star. the i had to really, the you know i'm working hard and digging deep. show is hilarious. i'm

her sentence we're learning new details exactly how close she got to inmates richard matt and david sweat. nbc's john in plattsburgh, new york with the details. >> reporter: good morning, tamron. joyce mitchell spending her first full day as a convicted felon here at the clinton county jail and in documents obtained by nbc news we hear in her own words descriptions of what she did, why she did it and why she eventually backed out. >> are you pleading guilty because you are, in fact guilty? >> reporter: for the first time joyce mitchell's confession obtained by nbc news detailing in her own words over the course of 20 hours what she did for convicted killers richard matt and david sweat and why. i was caught up in the fantasy, she said. i enjoyed the attention, the feeling both of them gave me and the thought of a different life. >> matt got her to feeling good about herself, better than she had for a period of time and she was swept off her feet a bit. >> reporter: she got to know matt and sweat for her work in the prison tailor shop giving them rum and coke and performing sex acts on matt and sendin

"eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the store now from delaware county. >> reporter: john owned this business the no name food store for 20 years. next month that may no longer be true. >> how much longer can you last? >> i don't know. right now i don't have the money. report roar his son is more specific. >> we might have a week. i don't even know if we can do that. i don't know what they expect us to do. we have to still pay our bills and pay our taxes. >> reporter: by they he means septa in the miffled an he can tense seive upgrade to two trolley lines. it's a complicated construction project that spans miles of track and right now the sea of orange and road closures that go with it has set up shop outside his store. >> we're probably doing quarter of our business. right now we're at the peak hour at 5:30 and the store is empty. we don't have a customer in mere right now. >> reporter: up the street is similar story at the clifton deli. the road work has gone on for most of the july and for owner ken, that's meant a 63% drop in business. >> i can't go through all august like t

. >> this morning secretary of state john kerry was on the "today" show. mattsked him about this latest news. let's play his reaction. >> all i know is what i've read today, learned today, actually this morning. inspect or generals operate completely independently. that's why they were put there. i don't know what the problem is with this at all. all i know is we have a teamworking extremely hard to get all the e-mails out as soon as possible. i can't wait until that happens, i'm sure hillary can't, either and i'm sure it will be cleared up with the final release as we get that done. but we're working very hard to get that done as fast as humanly possible. >> alex we know hillary clinton has an event in new york. i'm not sure she's going to comment further on this. >> that's the problem, even if this is much ado about nothing, there's no doubt it is a distraction. this speech today on wall street, on what she would do to rein in corporate unaccountability, she wants this to be the focus. she doesn't want to talk about her e-mails or it will not be a good day fo

matt when you first heard donald trump trump's comments to john mccain. wondering what you thought or what went through your mind? >> the old adage better to keep your mouth shut and let people know that you don't know what you are talking about rather than opening it and erasing all doubt cam toe to mind. an affront to everybody who has worn the uniform of the united states and for my knowledge of john mccain there is nothing further from the truth. >> there are photographs of you, actually with senator mccain. you helped coordinate his visits to iraq and afghanistan, when you were deployed overseas. trump one of the things he was quoted as saying at a press conference saturday after eat vent where he made remarks. mccain, i quote, ha not done enough for veterans in this country. trump talking about himself. i see the veterans if i am with the veterans all the time. does that ring true to you in any way? >> mr. trump's business is head from the iva headquarters in new york city. the only veterans organization headquarters in new york city. we have not he

matt: the wall street journal reported this year john elcon, not a very cynical person, and obviouslyillion or psion of the family who basically owns the art chrysler phil -- still thinks of gm as the partner. i think at this point they would maybe go with anyone. i think they're open to partnerships. i think we could see a partnership with china. i think the issue is they have the most duplicate product. they are in a position where they do not own the market. i think gm does not necessarily have the strength or the investor base. with ford you get for it owning it. they will never move. has a huge investment base. gm is in the market and can make the decision without the board. we heard sergio say it would be our preference to work through the corporate governance structure to make a deal. he did not say we would make a deal. let's talk for a moment about ferrari. everyone seems to want to own a piece. to be the behind the rise and sheriffs, if you have one of those, you will be able to get a piece of for ari shares as well. be worthforecast to 60% of the company and sell less than

"action news" reporter john rawlins live at the scene of the fire at 69th street to explain. >> hi matt, a peculiar story to say the least, not for arson but for trespass and theft. there was a second floor in the building and believed to be shut off and it was there that the fire started. >> upper darby officials say they believe that 54-year-old james morris was one of several squatters that lived in the second abandoned floor of the pay less shoe store unknown by the manager. it is alleged we was tearing out metal shelving and trading it to this unidentified medical scrapper carting it away in a shopping cart. >> morris for alcohol, beer and vodka, agreed to give this guy the scrapings of the shelving inside of the second floor of pay less. so right now, the fire chief said we are trying to find a cause and origin of the fire but we give that we have the people that were on location. >> reporter: and morris has been arrested, his bail set aat $50,000 cash and the scrapper is with police now and he is being described as an important witness. >> thanks john. >>> a teenager is under arr

matt cain in the season debut tommy john surgery survivor so was miami's jose fernandez., 2-1 giants, blanco the ball smoked upper deck. just a second homer for the year. fernandez the pitcher helped himself. he went yard on cain. it's a one run game, 3-2 giants. four batters later justin boer homered for the third straight day. three-run job. 5-3 miami. cain touched for five runs five innings top 8 more long ball? oh, yes. buster posey cracks his 13th big fly. giants within a run 5-4. 9th inning this this is a great play. the sweep for the fish. 5-4 winners today. by the wait a's host seattle tonight. >>> nba free agency? not a problem for the nba champs. last night, draymond green through his own smartphone put dub nation at ease. >> no problem to say that, you know, i'll be a warrior for at least the next five years. >> a day of after talks broke off, last night green announced he would return to the golden state warriors with a five-year deal reportedly worth $82 million. green said he wanted to return to the champ because he thinks they are not done winning. >> very,