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carolina once the issue is addressed.ress bruce springsteen did cancel last cindy low per is going ahead ita with. and she wants to do her concert so it would be a teaching moment. i would also think by maybebe going ahead she gives herer address to address the audience and put her message out there and she would like them to hearr it. i guess it's the financial impact that most of these people are saying we're not going to do business until you change it. the authorities have to paypay attention to that. > plans to allow texting insidi an amc movie theaters have hit the cutting room floor. earlier this week the chain told variety mag dean they were considering allowing texting. after a backlash on social media they changed their mind. with your advice at hand there will be no texting allow in any of the auditoriums in any amc theaters not today, not tomro future. i like that. th people still do it in the middle of the theater. > if you're two rows away you can see it. you know how they light up. you give yourself away. the only way to really stop it is to block the signal. it seems like it'

coumery are leery of a trump nomination, you know, they certainly have the power, under the rules to do ita . whether they are willing to takey a political hit against the trump supporters that is a much tougher equation for him. >> bernie sanders is pledging forward and saying he can take thlse delegate lead on june 7th. how foes teat work? >> it's getting harder on hn bernie sanders side. the math is technically possible but hillary is so far ahead of delegates and so far ahead of party seems like to unify her than the republicans around donald trump so i got to tell you, bernie has to be doing some this morning. >> do you think he might shift his tactics? he has vowed not to run a negative campaign but he is under the ropes here so cthld he fina bul pu? >> there has been that already. bernie hi as a lot of fight in him. >> he does. appreciate it. good to see you as well. >>> to the latest on the historic flooding in texas. this morning, a flash flood watch is in effect for the housn area. e deaak toll has climbed to seven while crews worchto rescue and evacuate those trapped by the flood

is yellow guitar you can see ita up close.right now it's on display at the smithsonian museum of american history. prince donated the guitar in 1993 after playing it at several concerts. he had different color versionsi of the guitar made that he played out his career. >> he had guitar of different o styles that went with his particular performance flare.cef it's really fun to be able toabe have it in our collections. > prince's yellow cloud guitar will remain on display through labor day. > severe storms swept throughwt the midwest today and kansassas driving conditions wereer extremely difficult as the storr and high winds.and take a look at this incredible video. hail as big as pink upon balls can be seen hitting the groundte at the kansas internationalte airport in missouri. several tornadoes have alreadyae been reported in parts of that region over the last 24 hours. > the system is now headed our direction. >> yes. it will be a lot weak. it's going to be getting so much cooler. we'll have some hit or miss showers. it wil

. >> ita little bit disconcerting because i don't consider this park to be unsafe. and i'd imagine there would be so many people around that if i went by myself it wouldn't be unsafe. >> reporter: police say it happened along the western edge of the park where a woman claims she was approached from behind she resisted and the would-be rapist took off. detectives believe this is the suspect moments from the attack, running from the park while his victim lay bleeding. she worked with a police sketch artist to produce this sketch of the suspect, describing him at 5'10" to 6'0" tall, distinctive gold teeth, dressed from head to toe in black. 36 hours after the attack, women say it's reason enough to be cautious. >> are you going to maybe be more careful, do you think? >> definitely, yeah. and not go by yourself. >> it's good to be safe. i'll be aware. >> back now the live picture, eric adams, borough president helping to spread word about the attack. it happened wednesday morning at 5:15 a.m. the victim suffered a deep cut to one of her index fingers, and yes, she's wor

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studio.tu >> just to reiterate annie the e person was not in a crosswalk,ra the person that was hit, itast was just as if they were w trying to get across the street. >> reporter: that is rep correct. the person was not in a crosswalk and the car wason traveling from this direction on this main access road justadj past thomas circle. cir ale crosswalk as you know issw just a few feet down, so it's i just right beyond these two tse cruisers here, holly.uisers her. >> thanks, annie.>> t appreciate it.prec we'll check back later. >>> also new this morning, a former sailor convicted ofvied rape and further virginia moreir than three decades ago hades been released from prisonrison today.to virginia's highest court threw r out keith harwood's conviction i after new dna tests failed to fe identify his genetic profile pro in evidence left at the crime scene. harwood has been serving a life sentence. sentenc the state has officially removed harwood's name from's the state's sex offenderen registry. >>> in montgomery county now,omr these two men are are behind bars accused of kidnapping and rain a

am a so, we are proud of him. , itas been really something has been really something amazing, and believel use our great business people to negotiate unbelievable trade deals so we bring our jobs back and we don't let our companies go to mexico and all of these other countries anymore. we are going to keep the jobs here. you will be very proud of this country very soon. we're going to build our military bigger, better, stronger than ever before. nobody is going to mess with us, that i can tell you. we will take care of our veterans. our veterans are great people, and we have forgotten our veterans. illegal immigrants are taken care of in many cases better than our veterans. that will not happen anymore. that is not going to happen. we are getting rid of obamacare. it is going to be repealed and replaced. disaster, with premiums going up 35%, 45%, 55%. it will probably end of its own volition. we are knocking common core out, cutting it. it will be over and we are bringing education locally, local communities will take care of their educational needs, and people have been waiting for that

my argument is because the people were more comfortable with the presidency, itas -- it could start to spread its wings and they could explore the power of the presidency more added baggage the of a high title attached to it. as far as the vice presidency is concerned, my feeling is very strong that the presidential title controversy is one of the great casualties of the presidential title controversy is the relationship between the presidency and the vice presidency. controversy, we basically have the diminished vice presidency that we have to this day. washington backed away from the extremely unpopular adams. adams, among his colleagues in gues, was called his rotundity. among the public, he was referred to as the dangerous vice. he was called the spawn of satan. washington backed away from adams, never to return. is the vice president a member of washington's cabinet? no. could he have been? that washington could have done whatever he wanted with that vice president position. he did nothing. adams himself contributed to this because of his own attitude toward the vice presidency. b

because itas closed was something so terrible, allegedly. crime.as some kind of i really had no idea what that meant. it was something that i thought, maybe i inherited it and i am a lesbian. that would be something terrible. i put a shield around myself and i rarely read anything about myself. if i see my name in a newspaper, newspaper, i turn quickly. if it is a nice photograph, i look at it. [laughter] anderson: i feel like a cooper. that feels like a family to me. and i know that history. i started to read about the vanderbilts. early on, my mom said that there is not a vanderbilts trust and that i would be on my own after college. i thought that was the way it should be. i started earning my own money 11-years-old, and i wanted to take care of myself. so, i never really felt connected and my mom did not feel connected. gloria: i never felt connected. i knew my name was "vanderbilt." my mother never spoke about my father or the vanderbilt family. anderson: even though she was gertrude,h her aunt she felt like an imposter. gloria: i felt like th

i thought itas funny.not safto get betweeme and my breakfast i can relate to th he was pointi o outbvious, that is disgusting. who else would say that? only trump. ne: wondining said this sort of stuff, having said thee lyin' ted ststuf it is his signature sortrt of modus operandi, right, gary? if he were to dial it backck as some newirir telling him to do, he wouldld be helping and huhurting himself. what do you say? >> i think he is yellingt t his new his, hey, look at my numbers. seseems like anything he says, anythingng he does his numbers o up it kind of sort ododoesn't matter, alall i can tellou think small bitenonow, neil. i will chchange my eatingababits for gogood. ilil: apparently you have to chew your food. i never knew. >> bingo. neil: talk about the colsion thing. i was looking webster definition of collusion, it secret aeement, for fraudulent purposes, conspiracy. say wh you will abt the deal tween kasich and cruz, it pretty mucout the open. >> it isnd a couple of people made the pnt this nor

ita way, being rewarded for impatience is what they are doing. francine: what dcs the biggest risk?e talked about liquidity and markets before. one of the challenges you face, away from monetary policy -- i think it's probably the biggest risk out there, that either pboc for the fed or the ecb messes up. , they get if rates are a challenge from an investment point of view. that remains a key challenge, the growth story. just how sustainable is this chinese growth? we saw jpm 6.7% year on year, but the sequential number dropped to 6%, and there remains a big concern that is there a sustainable growth rate? is this being fueled by further expansion of credit? that could be fine for another month, but sooner or later, some of those issues are going to have to result. francine: right, but we understand that authorities are managing. it's credit that we worried about. the most is the bubbles being created by cheap china lending. it isbt, as long as managed by local authorities and managed ok, could just keep on rolling for years if not decades. >> it can keep rolling, but debt levels are

in, ita lot of talk seems, about market rebound.are the indicators, as you see them, and does that now seem to be happening? definitely. what you see his production drop and demand is not growing as fast as it had last year. next year, it will probably eke close to flat for gasoline demands. so the market will rebound, the question is when and how long it will take. you are really going to see the market flat to almost a slight deficit. lisa: there was a story today's that -- today that there was some changes in the last quarter and it suggests that there will be more bankruptcies. at what price do the bankruptcies sort of stabilize? what price do these oil producers need? david m.: it depend on where your land is. it varies so much. it is hard to say. at this price, everything is good, we are going to start really. we are saying $50 to $60 for a certain amount of time and that will start bringing the rates back out. others will start to complete wells they have already drilled but haven't finished at a lower price. if you're in som

they are saying gross margins will come down to 37.5% to 38% for the third quarter. , but ita disappointment reflect the introduction of a new phone, a new smaller phone, where gross margins might not be as good. can they keep gross margins up as they introduce a smaller iphone? clearly that answer is no. scarlet: are they willing to sacrifice margin to sustain market share? one thing we find interesting with apple is the other products segment. ands kind of nebulous includes itunes, the watch, all those other things that apple needs to develop to take the reliance off the iphone. billion for the quarter, not a lot when you consider how much money apple brings in over all. with $4.35pared billion in the first quarter, so other revenue really dropping off, presumably to the apple watch? i am not sure. joe: meanwhile you're seeing the post-market moment by moment action. to what the options market was expecting. options market looking right in line. anythingre you seeing in these earnings jumping out to you? the math, eps implied of $1.31 to $1.43 compared to $1.76, so than miss , and thenenue

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new at a 10 they are calling ita an epidemic of home repair scams.tonight montgomery county police are sounding the alarm and a sharing the warning signs thatt you need to know. fox5's jim lokay joins us withos the details. that alert came out today. there's already been a dozen a cases of scammers taking advantage of some nice area and unfortunately trusting they have a name for these kindr of scammers. they call them wood chucks. they were doing work for a neighbor like this home and and claimed they noticed some kind i of urgent problem, like a dangerous tree or maybe some clogged up gutters.utte they don't get every home. they scout out locations along the way. what exactly are they looking for? they'll hit a house that h appears to be neglected. they'll go to a home where theye believe an elderly person livesv that person may not have all hav their faculties about them, may be intimidated and may just agree to get the job done soone that person goes away. > now, 11 of the 12 reported r victims so far in montgomery county were indeed over the age

-- ita question and egg is a chicken and egg question, we may never know. so i started thinking about, his life as a roller coaster. it made sense. it is true, the invention of roller coasters was contemporaneous with sherman's existence, and it may be possible that he rode a roller coaster, but i cannot prove that. he lived a life on a roller coaster. i remember, we went out to bush gardens and my kids wanted to ride this ride and after about five times i was done for the day. i was ruined. you can imagine what william tecumseh sherman's life was like, up and down. comesins in ohio, but he from a very good connecticut family. his great uncle was roger sherman, who was the only person i believe to sign the declaration of independence and articles of confederation, and the u.s. constitution. father, charles sherman and mary sherman, literally walked from connecticut to lancaster, ohio where they ended up. but he was already, he had studied at you -- yale. and he had a law degree, said he was like a happy -- a yuppy pioneer. they came to lancaster. they had o

ita: to make these things, was always a gold it eventually, we will get it done.ie: because you're also a student of architecture. if i could say these are 10 of the greatest architects, in your judgment, i would pick for you, charlie, 10 of the best, living and dead. what common quality do you think they might have? zaha: i think they all dealt in different ways with space. charlie: space. that is what architects do. zaha: not all architects. charlie: space and light. is not that what they all do? zaha: they say they do. they deal with space and light in the most optimal way? the word space used to make me cringe, because it is meant as an artificial it i think it is an idea to kind of make space, and those who walk into the space have a different experience, and that is the most difficult. charlie: you do want people to experience it. zaha: i do. architecture is really about well-being. it is about well-being. it is supposed to make you feel good hit to be able to lift and a nice apartment or a small flat or a big house and be able to feel good. charlie: and it

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did ita great man and he not only for great reasons but humanitarian reasons. the african-american press had pressing. the radical press, including the organizer of the communist party in america, was pushing. a liberal republican mayor of new york was pushing. stuff, and he was beginning to fear that this moment was going to lose him. ackie sort of fell into his lap. he dispatched the scout, who we interviewed. out now, he checked jackie and brought him to this meeting. more than -- just screamed at him about what he was going to face, tall things people were going to yell at him that did come true. jackie, can you not, you know, back? and he said, he thought he could do it. >> he said, do you have a woman? he said, yes. >> good, you need to marry her. without rachel i don't think jackie survives. i don't think he gets through it. much.nk it's too but they formed this partnership and this bond, and she carries message, the dna from to this day. i very powerful and moving. charlie: do you think he doesn't get the credit? is, that hat happens in our superdopplou

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ita italy, of course, one of the problems is the banks have lots of nonperforming and toxic assets.onperforming loans, toxic assets. another round of reforms needed. greece still coming into the headlines, even though it's probably the mosquito on the hippopotamus at this point. in certain ways. but in other ways, when we're listening and reading about stories about taking helicopter ben's notion and transferring to europe and dropping money out for euro-citizens. who is going to back that? of course, the germans, right? the problem is that so many large institutions, hedge funds, financial entities that we have come to respect over last several decades have been awfully site with regard to what's going on with policy, whether from the politicos or central planners, central bankers, all of it. and just consider, there was so much money to be made by those post the crisis that had access to credit. that were able to turn credit into leverage. that knew and had the wherewithal and the balance sheets to do large carry trades. didn't hear a peep, because the money was flowing rather nic

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his new band, third eye girl, those are young -- three young women that he took in and hannah, donna, itajoshua, all young talent that he never wanted to feel that they didn't have a place at the table. he was a great and he is a great, great person. >> you were recently featured on the cover of his single. i think we have, for our viewers at home, i think we have this cover, the single was "if i could get your attention." and there's tamron hall in a purple dress. how did that come about? >> you know, i have set this before. i sent pictures of whatever outfit or even for special occasions, golden globe, prince would love to give his thoughts, both good and bad, on some of the choices. i had taken a selfie and i had given him that selfie, i don't know, years ago. and he sent me a note. we typically would communicate really late at night. even though i get up early for the "today" show, we would talk at 3:00 in the morning, go to sleep and resume the conversation in the afternoon. and it was just a picture. and he said i'm going to put this on the single. and of course, you know, i'm think

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itas a pretty good day if you were hillary clinton and the democrats. there was a very compelling argument that ryan is the most electable republican out there. you have to wonder, who brings the republican party together if it's not going to be ryan. because the clouds are gathering around trump and the gop and the stop-trump forces are whipping republican votes against trump if you can't win on the first ballot. meanwhile, trump's forces have declared a war on the entire process. everything from state rules to the national party infrastructure. and they are rallying their troops for an all-out rebellion in cleveland if necessary. and polls show that a lot of republican voters, even those that are anti-trump, could be receptive to their larger cause. trump is trying to make the case that the republican convention is illegitimate unless the guy who's the leading delegate guy going in and the leading vote getter going in is the nominee. and that's likely to be donald trump. in fact, last night, trump ripped into the delegate's party crisis, specifically

. >> sreenivasan: finally, itas looks like mother nature is winning. i mean, everything that's unclaimed is being taken over by plants. >> that's right. you would imagine that this zone would be destroyed with nuclear fallout, but actually, it'su become more of a sanctuary for wildlife. therthere are the horses brought after the accident, and half of them died. they did not adjust.d but the other half has lived and they remain in the zone. they live wild.. people don't hunt them but they're more or less allowed to live undisturbed. and, indeed, the number of those animals has been growing, and they are doing perfectly well. i spoke to a scientist who worked in the zone trying to establish what the impact was of radiation on those animal species. and he told me it was min stiewl. there was nothing that he could detect. so the animals and the plants live there without any problems. they are much better off without humans. as you said, they are taking over the zone. there are trees growinged in of buildings. so i suspect within a few decades there will be

for ita big enough deal to make it into a state of the union and into the speech he was giving not long after. thank you. i have two questions. in terms of segregation, have about yellow people like me? that is the first question. after thecase -- --mpson and brown cases >> i was a child in the public schools in georgia in the 1950's and i can remember being taught how to discriminate because if ,ou saw people with dark skin they may not be negroes -- what have been the polite word. ore clothes that were different. because they were foreigners and not negroes, you did not need to discriminate against them in the same way you already knew how to discriminate against american black people. these are the public schools in atlanta in the 1950's. joan: i am not sure i can top that. >> my name is laura. this is a follow-up question. to the extent the same -- supreme court justices thought the limited reach of the thompson case was an advantage and made it easier for them to take it and to deal with it, was part of that the fact that it was washington, d.c. -- in other words, if a comparable c

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