his famous eyebrows cav orted, his jaw turned and finally he said to me, jim, you tell mr. butterfield that if he's not here this afternoon, i will send the senate sergeant at arms out to fetch him and bring him to the hearing. which, having located him in a barber chair, i did faithfully. this message changed his mind, and later that afternoon butterfield now quite contrite and neatly quaffed arrived at the senate -- at the senate to give his electrifying testimony. the subpoena that i served on butterfield still hangs in my office. >> the interesting and i think very clever decision that the

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orts.ou may have seen major league baseball held their annual playn weekend with stadiums joining jo forces to put on tons of events for kids, including them run thn bases and spending time with some of their favorite players. also some giveaways including 223,000 waffle bats.3,00 they will take the experienceex with the ballpark home and joinn their local lesion. le all 30 clubs are supporting the initiative. the 15 clubs that are home this week and will be doing various play ball events encouraging kids to come out and just play ball, but then additionally all of the clubs have.s some will be participating in the national and standing next to a specific player. s > he with you talk about baseball, you talk about major a league baseball, we grew up with american america's past time bu now you see more kids getting gt into soccer into football so it's important for them to do this kind of outreach and spendd what is a great way to spend a summer day. also just a way to bring back in that yo

i would hope that you would say critics orting my that i am assailing someone. what i am trying to do is preserve my right to give the other side. i don't think one side ought to dominate the whole picture. so what i would say is, let's realize in the midst of a war, let's realize there are 500,000 of our boys out there giving their life to win that war, let's ask ourselves what it is we can do to help, and if you think you can do, you can make a contribution to helping them by expressing your opinion and dissenting, then do it. >> mr. president, is your aim in vietnam to win the war or to seek a compromise negotiation solution? lyndon johnson: our aim in vietnam has been very clear from the beginning. they are consistent with the trade deal, with the atlantic charter, with the many, many statements we have made to the congress in connection with that government. the state has made dozens and dozens of times, and i have made enough i thought even all the preachers had heard about it. [laughter] that is namely, to protect the security of the united states. we thi

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the county executive will be in ort washington declaring today 2014. the road reopened this past december on christmas eve. it was the most expensive natural disaster in the county's history. the first american cruise ship to travel to cuba in decades is now docked in havana. that's the first stop of a 700 passengers on the carnival cruise ship. they set bail for miami on sunday. that historic trip is the latest milestone in the restoration of diplomatic relations between the two countries, but not everyone is happy about it. a small group of protesters gathered outside the port in miami on sunday as the cruise was scheduled to leave. i would love to take a cruise today, get away from some of this rain. doug: ok, let's go. let's do it. jummy: let's book our trip, doug. doug: let's make it happen. it would be nice, because if you stay around long enough this afternoon, you're probably going to get wet with showers and thunderstorms. we're looking right now, there's all the potential in the world for heavy to severe thunderstorms around here later this a

and now you're sitting here, and all you see is red flames. orte pretty scary. >> reporter: these fires really have brought the oil sands industry here in alberta to a halt, and that's because the oil companies have to make sure their employees are safe. but, scott, you don't hear anybody talking about the loss of business. what you hear people talking about up here is that so far there has been no loss of life directly related to these fires. >> pelley: lightning and drought thought to be the causes. lin tracy near the fire line for us tonight. ben, thank you. well, there were no fatalities or injuries in a massive fire in houston today. a warehouse filled with hazardous chemicals went up, setting off a series of explosions. it took firefighters several ngurs to bring it under control. today, the nation's top republicans turned their backs on the party's presumptive nominee. thth presidents bush said they will skip the republican convention, and the speaker of the house withheld his endorsement. major garrett on a house t vided. >> i think what a lot of a publicans want to see is that

but it's not a huge move at this relative to ort of some of the movement that we've seen recently.pply in canada is coming back online. a big today, not seeing move there. down about a quarter of 1%. looking to the u.s. dollar for direction on luck ities, not a lot of there either. the trend recently has of course stronger with this changing outlook for the fed raising rates. >> all right. julie.ou so much, >> now, let's check into first word news. more.has >> alex, scarlet, thank you. a baltimore officer has been other ed of assault and charges in the april 2015 arrest in the death of freddie gray who died after being injured in police custody. edward found officer nero not guilty of misconduct in endangerme ckless endangerment. the other officers are set to have separate trials over the the fall into >>> president obama has ended ne of the last symbols of animosity between and the united states. this removes a lingering vestige f the cold war and underscores the commitment of the united states to a fully normalize elationship with vietnam including strong defense ties with vietna

ort matt schlapp, of the american conservative union, said he declined today's invitation because facebook his organization in the past. ou when we went to facebook and said, "would you work with us? would you show us how to use facebook better? would you help us get our ldnservative message out?" they were not very interested in assisting. >> facebook hasn't done anything wrong. >> attorney david green, who defends civil liberties of the electronic frontier foundation, sees the facebook meeting as evidence the first amendment is wive and well on the internet. >> and i think it's actually a really nice model for the way free speech works in our country. they have the right to make these editorial decisions and other people have the right to call them on it and say we don't like it. he made a statement it doesn't make sense for facebook to prevent anyone from seeing big matters most to them. >> mason: john blackstone, thanks, john. it was 62 years ago this week that the supreme court outlawed segregation in public schools. but it never went away. a study ordered by congress found the percen

prococess to unify the party can not be done in a 45 minute meeting and he also would not answer whether orte would endorse donaldou trump. saying it'sld encouraging looking like they're taking ay't step in the right direction d for the party but still not -- n >> some people are hoping it would go farther. f it's a process. a pcess they have been far apart. >> he said you can't do itan do overnight with what the party te has been through. very sincere from the speaker. >> we'll see what happens in see the weeks ahead. >> yes, we will. thanks, tony. >> we want to take you back to t breaking news at joint base joib andrews. there are reports right nowe that the mairen gate of jointato base andrews is currently on lockdown because of some sort s of security incident.ecc we are told all personnel and a residents should avoid thatvo t area until further notice. the information we're gettingn i came in just around -- after 5 o'clock. there was some sort of a sort a security incident reported at re the visitor control centervi which is by thsie front gate.rog anyone who goes into joint j base andr

been studies suggesting that women and girls report concussions at higher rates than poison similars orts. about theknow disparity and also if there is any disparity about the actual effects on the brain. both of our panels contain excellent witnesses and it is so important to have them here today. i am really proud to welcome two witnesses from colorado. kelly janz, as you heard tragically lost her son jake to a second impact syndrome in 2004. kelly, i'm so proud of you because what you did is, you were instrumental in ensuring concussions are taken seriously in youth sports and the information they need. as the chairman mentioned, in 20 jakee governor signed the youth concussion act. our secondis in panel and she is from the colorado school of public health and like me, a colorado native. she is one of the leading injury,in sports epidemiology. her database gathers information on injury exposure and incidence among high school athletes. she looks at injury patterns , like examining the correlation between neck strength and concussion risk to inform prevention and litigation strategies.

that is what the market worries, that pmi are not up massively, released,ort orders and that is the key. fed is an additional consideration. francine: so whatever happens will either play to dollar strength or dollar weakness. let's say china can't stomach it, so they will have to put policies in place. whatever happens, emerging markets will be i guess worse off until they do structural reform? bhanu: or they get lucky with global trade improving, which i think a low probability event. that is where we find that emerging markets are going the other way. if you look at what is happening in china, there's a significant reliance on credit stimulus despite the fact that credit to gdp was already at about 215 present. before long, you could be at 300% of gdp. let's spend a couple seconds on china. this is the biggest risk, right, facing us, that this amount of debt becomes ugly. of thee the chances bubble bursting? bhanu: i think the way to think about china is not like thailand 1997. there isn't going to be an explosion. it is locally financed. the key is what your return on assets is like

not taking directional forecast, but recognizing that sometimes the market is in a pretty foolish .ortenvironment the beginning of last year, things got a little heated up, and of course, we saw it happen, as you mentioned, in august. october recovery. who would have thought in january of this year, we would have finished the first quarter ahead? there is a lot of uncertainty in the market that does not always translate to volatility. the question is how you can manage your way through it without taking a view on the direction. david: how did you find your way from the princeton campus to intech across the street? adrian: it is literally across the street, so it was not very hard to find my way. i had intended to become an academic. lucky enough to see an internship offered during my graduate days at intech. what i found was a unique thought andcademic practical application. we love that mixture because we can turn the theory into real outcomes that impact regular play. david: how did this get started? adrian: a former academic made a after working982 with markowitz for a few years. it

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his famous eyebrows cav orted, his jaw turned and finally he said to me, jim, you tell mr. butterfield that if he's not here this afternoon, i will send the senate sergeant at arms out to fetch him and bring him to the hearing. which, having located him in a barber chair, i did faithfully. this message changed his mind, and later that afternoon butterfield now quite contrite and neatly quaffed arrived at the senate -- at the senate to give his electrifying testimony. the subpoena that i served on butterfield still hangs in my office. >> the interesting and i think very clever decision that the democrats made was rather than -- for sam dash to ask this question to butterfield, because it had been uncovered by don sanders who worked for the minority and the republicans, they would have the republicans ask butterfield the question, since don sanders had discovered this. in other words, to have fred thompson raise the questions. this gave it a little different feel with the republicans uncovering this incredible bit of information. in the clip that follows, i believe you can se

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first round tko on jake ort recity. two batters later, there it comes, valencia. he hit the roof.pt of the year. he hit another in the sixth. ryan matson was in trouble. valencia with the reach. the a's snapped their five-game losing streak, 6-3. well, first lebron james questioned how do you recommend determine value in the mvp award that went to steph curry, and yesterday lebron said terry stotts of the blazers should have won the coach of the year honors over steve kerr, the warriors as the warriors skban practicing for the western conference finals. there's a strange phenomenal going on whether it's lebron or grady or charles barkley. they cannot resist taking shots at the warriors. steph curry knows exactly,000 handle it. >> i've gotten really good at ignoring people. that's the theme of the last two years. i'm all right. >> he's all right. the sharks are better than all right. they haven't had much success with a 3-12 record. the big deal this season is not just the stars who are playing well. everybody on the rosters are contributing and that's exactly what coach peter debo

that's how she keeps suburban women and orts in mind.thin happy with my choice in the 90s to stay with him. she is i think very clear on this that the challenge for trump is if you talk to republicans if you would woeonl say stick to the substance if you want a third obama term, other things. if he can stay disciplined he can get some of the voters back. that answer was fascinating. she knows what to say. >> when he first started a couple of months ago when they had this back and forth about hillary clinton being an enabler, i talked to republican voters at the time, men and women who said i don't think this is the approach. leave bill clinton's indiscretions about this. why are we blang hillary clinton about this? this was her husband in the '90s. let's move on and talk about benghazi. clearly he's not listening to that. >> republicans are operating from a deficit among single women and he has a lot of work to could, tricky ground for him to be ready toing. >> we showed how republican establishments are embracing trump. it is when they

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trump ort is donald j. hillary clinton. the ballot, and when you have -- the supreme court is very much on the ballot, and , richardhave judges bush -- george w. judges that can tell us who can vote and who cannot with id laws, the court is influencing with elections who is going to win and who is not. these things interact. it is a very interesting interaction between the presidency and the court. that is my first thinking. the others are shorter. -- this is another long-term trend. the rise of judicial power. so, i'm going to say a little bit more about this. -- it's a hassle. he is offer the position a few years later. let me tell you what he says reidy turns it down. at the reason john marshall comes chief justice, the classic winding down happens. they have to pick someone. john marshall is the only guy in town. the mail is slow. he says, it's got to be you because i know you will accept. for aay sat on the offer well. but the time he actually said no, there were not many days left. what precipitated marbury versus mad

outages and water service and also affected prompting a boil water advisory for a few neighborhoods no ortsf injuries and in texas heavy rains led entire road ton swept away near lynn dale texas and person uploaded this video, look at that look it's moving look at that. . >> that. >> there it goes. >> wow. >> taking tat sewer pipe or -- pipe and dumping it into the creek. that's crazy. >> hm. >> wow. >> double pipe sue. >> and the road is now gone right oh, my goodness that that is dramatic. >> it's raping here but please tell me --. >> fist of all we'll talk about unfortunately more rain coming up to the gulf coast to arkansas and we saw that flooding and we're getting a break at atlanta today and you saw thatp aing and it's kind of missy autopsy round our area because this front is just going to be kind of lingering in our area we've got an unsettled quaerm week ahead. that's sort of summing it up. now down to the southeast you see more rain moving into louisiana and arkansas, houston texas and dallas texas still getting reign and we have some of the western part of state and we'll watch

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the wildfire has scorched nearly 400,000 acres near the town of orts mcmurray, forcing nearly 90,000 people out of their homes. will live with the latest on that story . reporter: firefighters really hoping this cooler weather will help them get a death grip on on the wildfire they have nicknamed the beast. it is so big you can see smoke all the way in iowa. so far it burns around 700 square miles and damaged or destroyed 1600 structures. it devastated entire neighborhoods. two people were killed in a car crash during the evacuation, other than that there haven't been any injuries but in fort mcmurray, the power grid has been damaged, the water is not drinkable and the gas has been shut off. when you added up, almost 90,000 residents evacuated, some by air, art sure when they will be able to return . >> i'mwatching 24 seven, every single channel, all day long.i cried . we don't know where we are going to live. but we're doing okay. the people are wonderful. reporter: you can really visualize the residence concerns when you take a look at this surveillance video. the people who live i

officials rejected the notion of suicide insisting that some ort mechanical reason caused the crash. let's get back to what is happening for us this evening. good morning, ken. are you there? >> good morning. i'm here. >> this is an airbus a-320. the manifest included 56 passengers, a crew of ten. it's egyptian air ms-804 and it vanished somewhere over the mediterranean, suite of turkey. i was reading it was just before it entered egyptair space. do you know anything in addition to that information? >> as you have been following what you have been reporting on the news. >> ken, would it be unusual it to disappear so close in to entering egyptair space? i'm just getting involved in this story, as well. let's do this together. the plane -- >> all right. >> okay. it was at an altitude of 37,000 feet. does that tell you anything, ken? sdpl usually when the plane is cruising altitude, everything is going normal. looks like weather wasn't a factor. it was at cruising altitude. engine issues and things like that that would normally manifest on takeoff should not have been a factor. one of t

the navy they were to operate solely under navy beholdenhey were not in any way, shape, or form two orts worth or carberry anyone -- wadsworth or carberry or anyone else. it set up a command problem. flowed in,ne forces wadsworth decided to launch naval guns -- if you go to pattison park, you will see the naval cannons. it is half a mile off. it is closer to the seashore than the party position was. you had the naval guns, two big 18 counters. of course, wadsworth had no gunners. no one who knew how to handle cannons at all. he had to get john kagan to handle these guns. lieutenant kagan looked at the colonel and he said, sir, i'm not engineer -- an engineer. i'm a sailor. but when you put a gun on a slope and the gun is here and you shoot it, wouldn't it roll down the hill? wadsworth said, no, what it will do is give you more trajectory. leave them where they are. he said, sir, i really think they are going to roll down the hill. what's ritz said, i'm telling you, leave them where they are. okey-dokey. the hill goes down right down to the water where the creek is. there are trees. there

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>> it's a great question because this is ort of beta. when was the last time you had a speaker of the house have to say i'm really trying to support my party's nominee for president? this hasn't happened since i have been around covering this stuff. it is hard to say. i don't know if it is a grief step thing or it is hard to say. it is interesting. he said this is paul ryan's every day until november. patrick healy of the "new york times" joins us now. paul ryan talked about unity and core principles and this being a first step. this isn't going to go away for paul ryan and in some ways is this the only answer you expect he will give between now and november? >> i think paul ryan wants a process. it's very clear what he is looking for ultimately and it's a normalization of donald trump. what happened last fall with all the republican candidates was that they were asked about supporting the eventual nominee. they went on the record about saying they were going to do that. and then they went through months and months where they were confro

going ort of going through all of the motions of failing after orking so hard for something. >> it really was a group effort even though one of us made it on top. >> he had to turn back after his body told him he had enough. >> i wasn't hydrating well. i wasn't eating well, and i was definitely really cold. i knew i was getting to the point where i would not be able to get myself down alone. >> so i, you know, decided to keep climbing. i got to the top in about eight hours, just about eight hours from leaving high camp. >> which is insanely fast for no oxygen. >> i got on top, and i spent iout three minutes up there, of was it. or body felt horrible. >> for both men, it was all n,rth it. >> it was all art a partnership, nd i feel so incredibly proud. and such a part of corey's success. -- "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts." i think that is absolutely true in this partnership. if adrian had chosen to continue, what would have likely happened is we both would have had to turn around when he got to a point where it was >>> we both would have had to have turned around. so his de

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that's not one of the 18 enumerated powers of orting to the constitution.m going to say this one more time because maybe you didn't hear me. your process is different from that of the democrats and republicans, where they pick the vp for you. you people have an opportunity to do something different. you have an opportunity to choose yourselves whom you will have to serve you. [applause] stage sellings myself to be your leader. as a matter of fact, if it wasn't for bad [indiscernible] i would not be here. i would still be resting. but wherever there is a fight for liberty and i can help? i will step up to the line and do my part, but you guys have got to do your part. i will vote if you send me, but if not it will be on you. like i said everyone else, you get the government you deserve. we have a battle that is not like any other to overcome, the media. is the biggest enemy of this country. [applause] we have politicians that we elect time and time again to go to washington, d.c. and will talk about the problems but they name no names. take outou going to th

and so somebody impersonatingo you on facebook or snap chat ort other networks they'll allow tow youspend. >> that happened to me onppenme facebook.fa and you know it took some time.t it was a negative sight and hadd my name and my picture. and but we were able to get it down. do it's very, you know, justin isis with us in studio.tudi i can speak probably for him inn saying it's very troubling.roli. i mean you wouldn't think ithini would keep up at night but it's' your likeness.eness. >> absolutely. >> it's your identity.y violation. olat >> it's typically used intypican negative fashion in a way you i would not typically express ere yourself.yoself. >> that's right. and so i think that just depen depending again depending on the network you have an avenue ifvee you google on whatever your network is and impersonation policy. they will give you pages whereae you can follow the steps to get it done and it does take ad it little bit of time.little we are in this new era the termm catfishing it started about 2011 but it really means whenns w somebody is basically overtakink your identit

answer,orts is tough to but, this is the most heavily researched company on the planet.ing to 2016. what has changed in the last three months? what has changed their research to predict this downfall? walter: i think there was a change where people are upgrading their phones more aggressively. i think you saw those upgraded rates with a lifecycle extending, the rates coming in where we should have acted is faster. i think it some point during the quarter come with should have been more aggressive in making those reductions. now, you're in a state where the company will have a declining revenue and earnings for the rest of the year. can they return? you have to evaluate the stock with every step. the next big question is will the iphone seven or whatever have enough interesting applications to it to get growth in the december quarter. seven is a very important product at this point. we have heard a lot from the management team about new product categories. there's really only one new product category that will hurt the launch. -- the launch. a lot of units relative to , a

another country wrote me a letter toing, here's what you ought be doing with your own affairs, that, so ort of resent i said i don't think that's the proper role and i don't think get s our proper role to into trying to change the laws f those states, internal laws of those states, other than through persuasion. diplomatic nd channels. >> i think it's a lot europe can do with respect to energy diversity. hey can do a lot more with respect to building on infrastructure and natural gas world, r places in the including the united states. a more they can work on rational pipeline and distribution system, and we can that and i ce on think we should be advocating or europe to take steps to diversify its energy supply and any monopoly influence that russia might have. and there's been some progress to diversity. diversity -- a lot more can be done. >> thank you. mr. secretary, the speech in 011, you said, allow me to be blunt, some of the united states, not a majority by any vocal ut certainly a minority see china's rise as a threat to international status. chinese ambitions clash with american po

giving the changing composition of the electorate, in the fin ort share of the vote grows in 2016 alongority voters that democrats have won, which is about 80%, donald trump could win the same share of white men that ronald reagan won in 1984, and he'd still have to win 58% of white women to get to a majority. that's more than ronald reagan did -- i'm sorry. that's more than mitt romney did in 2012 at 56%. and he would have to do that while facing negatives today that are around 70%. so donald trump has proved to be a very skillful political operator. he is not one to get boxed into a corner. he is going to move, and he's going to disrupt this race in all sorts of ways. but the fact is that he begins in a deep hole in the general election that he will have to find ways to climb out of. not that he can't, but that is what he has to do. >> while he's in that hole, he seems to be demonstrating a different tone as we saw in that speech tonight. extending what would be an olive branch, if you will, to ted cruz. take a listen to what he said and give me your thoughts on what we're hearing her

. >> reporter: now again we'rega w not sure whether this teenagedea girl was the intended target ortn is still on the istil loose. police hoping and as council member may says, hoping somebods saw this and will give them t call. ca guys? >> all righty, bob live for us -- bob, thank you very much.. 8:11. coming up lots of events e happening today in the nation's' capitol for memorial day.l day we'll tell you how you canan participate next.ipate next. ♪ >>> welcome back.e . 8:14. is that haze that i'm lookingokg at? i can't see it. (laughter).. >> tropical humidity.. >> allison did you get it int rain the your house?us? >> yeah. i must slept -- >> didn't you.idn' >> i probably did.babl >> you probably didn't get atet whole lot. if you're north and west of dc d very little amounts of rain. r i was out near the bay more likr almost an inch of rain. parts of the area had a flash fa flood last night.t nig prince george's county inrge's y virginia. >> we're not talking about all l that nastiness right now.ow >> no, we're not.o, we're not. do you know what we're talkingeg about. ab >> super

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orts >> game five and game seven.s staying alive one morer game.ga steph curry leading golden stata to oklahoma city. 120-111.12111. curry had 31 points. poi game six tomorrow in oklahoma city.city kevin durant had 40 but was notn enough to lock up the series for oklahoma city.it pittsburgh penguins did enough to lock up their series.er they headed to the stanley cupty finals for the first time since 2009.2009 they beat tampa bay two-one in game accept eastern conferenceer finals last night.ls the penguins will host san josee game one monday night. it should be a good matchupoodat there. e. >>> next in the fox beat, whichi reality star is divorcing herer nba husband for a second time. t >> we'll go back out to nationat harbor celebrating our first ziz trip of the season today. tucker, wisdom will be sailing g into a new adventure. >> sailing. >> coming up next. >> take me away. ♪ >>> beautiful day.beautil day. summer is in humidity starts to kick up likee this morning. >> feels like zip trip.zip tp >> you kind of want

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