i was standing next to the rp who was one of the -- was a father to one of the children who was picked by this emmetsburg. i will never forget this. the homeowner was becoming increasingly impressed with the police department response as by this time there were at least six or seven patrol cars on scene. he says to me, "do they normally call up this many officers to seeing?" and just then air 2 flew over. i put my hand on his shoulder and said "sure, this is the san jose police department, they spare no resource to make the public safe." mike and i laughed all the way back to the car. and the turkey? it was delicious. [ laughter ] i am constantly impressed -- wait a minute. in his career with mike has a mass a small library of commendations . and chief garcia thank you for sharing those. this is where ordinary citizens who took the time to write a letter to the san jose police department which by the way if someone does help you a peacekeeper, write a letter. you have no idea how much it touches them. ordinary citizens can do this or they can come from the ranks of the pd supervisors o

it is around the rp i like to focus the majority of my comments today. when the first net chair woman testified, she laid out the road map first net was planning to move along in order to successfully conduct consultation with the states and develop a procurement strategy. first net continues to honor our commitments to do what we set out to do on time and under budget. we have to ensure not only the 16 core objectives including cyber xirt, public safety adoption and financial sustainability, could be met by the vendor community, but we had to propose a business opportunity model that would ultimately be a win for public safety, a win for the states and win for first net and a win for our commercial partner. a true public/private partnership across the board. the financial insen tif was not enough for the commercial community to do this on their own. we know the taxpayer funds are not there to do this by ourselves. we had to develop a business proposition that fulfilled the needs of both parties. in developing the rp, we met with hundreds educating them

if you have a problem, let the iginton campaign had with the rp, you have to aggressively tackle theblem. just hope it will go away. you think about what donald trump said about the judge? >> there is no place for it. every republican should condemn it. mark: should marco rubio withdraw his endorsement? >> i no longer advise marco rubio. i know he gave an interview and was critical. i hope donald trump repudiates the statements. it is that for his candidacy and the country for a major nominee to say things like that. john: all right. alex and jim, thank you for joining us. both of you are great. next, we will remember ali. you can watch us and listen to us. we will be right back. ♪ mark: there are legends and those like ali. he died on friday night at the age of 74. here to talk about us is a guy who is pretty great, himself. writer. esteemed thank you for joining us. start with the store that you started your peace with. .ou looked -- your piece with you look back at the day you were there with the beatles and ali. >> i wish i had appreciated it more. i remembered having to intervie

. >> researchers and doctors agree that the exams rp beneficial for pregnant women or symptoms of womennorth american leaders summit. the president will meet with the canadian prime minister, justin true dough -- after the summit, the president will have a bilateral meeting. >>> they will decided whether to revoke bill cosby's honorary degree. he was awarded that doctorate in 1996. assault by dozens of women but he's denied the accusations. >>> it's a touchy subject when does a child's punishment cross the line? one alabama man was arrested on the suspicion that he went too far. james chat man was at a mcdonald's with his grandchildren last month when someone claimed that he dragged one of them by the arm. chapman was arrested, spent the night in jail and was ordered to stay a twa from his grandkids for a week. he says what happened to him was wrong and he's glad it is over. >> when i got home, i had all three of them in my lap. couldn't get them down. >> chapman's attorney says surveillance video shows chapman never dragged any of his grandchildren. police dropped all the charges. >>>

documents and the final rp. ultimately, after one year of intense work where able to release the rfp back in january of this year, it was open to vendor community for a little over five months and was closed on this may, 31st. we are confident the rp will lead to a successful private partnership that congress and vision. we also will enable our party to achieve public safety user targets, the coverage goes, the, the price points, and financial sustainability that we need. we will maximize the value of the 7,000,000,000 of the 20 megahertz spectrum that congress and the american tax payer provided first net. we also know that public safety user base exist and user adoption targets will become a contractor. we have designed the rfp to incentivize our partners to achieve the goals so we are allowing the markets to work in both our and public safety advantage. we have structured financial safeguards and operational oversight control over a partner to ensure that we have the ability to keep them accountable throughout

francine: i am looking at the w rp function. everybody is trying to re-figure. ut it out on the bloomberg cap. overall, are we going to finally understand what janet yellen will say to the world? will brexit mean she is right? >> no, definitely not. i agree with the people michael is citing. the primary effect of the united states is the strength of the u.s. dollar, partially upset because of pushing down rates. hike.ning a rate on balance, it will be a drag of a couple tenths but it is not a game changer. the way they are the central bank it to the world, the u.s. let's the dollar rise when other people are in trouble. please.hael, jump in michael: because interest rates are lower because of capital flows, we may see a benefit in housing. mortgage rates make a down. they problem we've had is there is not much housing stock for sale. but it could help. me clarifyne, let this. he stopped in chelsea, london, jimlook at three- six-fireplaces. >> chelsea is on sale. does this mean, francine? >> chelsea is having a fire sale. francine: overall, what does that mean? >>

. >> right, what we did with the rp being an objective base, we asked one of the particular objective is rural coverage. we have asked the industry of you tell us what's the best way to solve that requirement. it could be deployable. we don't know how they have come world cup the answer yes. when we get to that point, that could be part of the solution set. we are asking destroy to do what they do best. come up with the most creative solutions to solve and previously discussed and pointed out and hopefully industries have been listening the last three years. rural coverages are a success to this network. we are hoping and optimistic there will be solutions addressing those concerns. >> we have also heard some concerns from state holders of the deployment of the broad band network that could be sold of over buildings of networks and in nebraska you and i discussed this previously that your communication are doing a really good job of bringing service to our rural areas and around the served areas. do you have any specific steps that firstnet is taking to ensure that this over building

. >> last year, andy raymond, co-owner of engaged armament, announced he would sell the armatix, rp 1 did you thing would be interested in that type of gun? >> typically what i call fence silters. people who aren't into guns. don't normally want one. oh, i am too afraid. whatever. >> reporter: did you an tips patriot the react, that you got? >> no. >> reporter: within minutes of his announcement, angry e-mails and phone calls started coming. >> we got about 2,000 phone calls, maybe the same e-mails. >> reporter: all against? >> yeah, just in one day. it was insane. one person threatened to burn down the shop. another person threatened that i would be raped. that was classic. >> reporter: you would be raped. >> yeah. >> reporter: did you get death threats? >> yeah, crazies came out of the woodwork. >> that's him, shaved head and whiskey bottle. stayed in his store to guard it and posted on facebook. >> obviously i received numerous death threats today, i really [ bleep ] appreciate that, [ bleep ], a great thing for gun rights whechb rights. >> he thinks the campaign against him was vi

as far as-the rp that's out around the age of minus system, i cannot agree more with you around thatdid not capture the full needs of the system and in fact a meeting with esther steve, and the mayor before taking the position, one of the things we discussed was that i was going to need to be involved in the process and to have a say in what gets developed and we will be negotiating with the vendor that is selected in order to make sure that the full functionality that you've identified as being so important is included in the system. the last thing i want to just talk about was the shelter versus on sheltered in the city and the growth of shelters versus growth of housing. the reason why we have many more on sheltered homeless individuals than other cities is because we made a decision to invest in housing as opposed to investing in shelters and worse i think that's an important and we should continue with that policy of housing first policy, it's clear our shelter system is close to capacity and needs to be expanded in or to address the issues of encampment did i think the navigati

is that the value was given to the city so that the city could put in the rp to build on it. s just that slightly different on the other projects we seen. so, i just want to make sure were calling it what it is. >> well, i think the land dedication you can look at it is on a modern offered to muster i think we look at a pro forma good time to do project that's bigger small. 41% in the dirt is a lot. given as we all know, with the cost of dirt in san francisco it's a lot. it could be more good news folks 150% it is folks don't want 100% but i think we are to keep in mind with all of the talk of more affordable housing, you're getting 139 units year. this arrogant that something that really has not been brought up. a couple different floating issues. a lot of the discussion on arts the preservation of arts and summit has been locket i understand that and summit can be saved. i like to maybe throw out the idea that i want to be prescriptive, but throw out the idea some of the pdr space may be some affects pay some of the retail space be dedicated towards art space. there were som

petersburg a quick look at where the markets rp ftse 100 has been back above 6000 this morning. ng a little bit .f risk reversal this is the pound one-month risk reversal. that is just beginning to reverse ever so slightly. a little bit of a reversal here as far as money flows into and out of etf's. you can see them broken down regionally. day --nto over the last flows into the japan, flows into the u.k. -- it's actually coupled with the eurozone. you are seeing interesting action over the last day. if you click on this history button, you can compare that to outflows from the u.k. over the last three months. a really interesting function. it tells you the story, a risk on trade in equities around the eu.d, u.k., japan, and the guy: this is interesting. it flows -- the flows out of the u.k. have been quite impressive. despite that, you have seen a slight outperformance of the ftse 100. i suspect if you take it into other currencies and denominate the ftse into other currencies, it might look different. we've wrapped up another week. it's been incredibly volatile week. next week i

finally, i want to look at the bloomberg for the world interest-rate probability. rp. calculates the probability of federal interest rate cuts or hikes. cuts is being priced and to some degree in the market. a 6% chance of a cut at the next fed meeting. this is something new that we haven't seen and is a direct result of the u.k. vote. mark: let's get to reporters in the u.k.. francine lacqua is in westminster. ryan chilcote with perspective from brussels. matt miller on the aberdeen trading floor in london. let's start with francine. what is the mood in westminster? francine: i would say it is in decision but at the same time people trying to carry on. we know that both parties, labor and conservative, are having meetings to strategize. next not think for the general election, but they are trying to figure out who the next leader is. we understand the labour party might be looking at a better alternative in their eyes than jeremy corbyn. there might be negotiations between boris johnson and david cameron. he is waiting for that in october. there is the sense of people

the outset. we know that hp rp works. it's a vital program, singularly focused on attaching homeless veterans that is only getting better because we have drawn our experiences to improve the program. we've made house calls so we can learn from you about how to do a better job. reposted a streamlined funding opportunity announcement over a month earlier, by the way, than previous years because we heard from you. get the money out sooner because we could use that. guess what, we are announcing it today. i will talk to about that right now. here is what we are doing. we are the kidnapper we are looking a participant outcomes because we don't want to simply give money out. we want to make sure we measure outcomes be a participant outcomes have improved over the course of the administration. the most recent annual placement rate is 69%, which is the highest in program history. we all know many veterans we are trying to place of multiple barriers to employment. and so it's not as simple as giving them a resume and a few job lead

as far as-the rp that's out around the age of minus system, i cannot agree more with you around thatdid not capture the full needs of the system and in fact a meeting with esther steve, and the mayor before taking the position, one of the things we discussed was that i was going to need to be involved in the process and to have a say in what gets developed and we will be negotiating with the vendor that is selected in order to make sure that the full functionality that you've identified as being so important is included in the system. the last thing i want to just talk about was the shelter versus on sheltered in the city and the growth of shelters versus growth of housing. the reason why we have many more on sheltered homeless individuals than other cities is because we made a decision to invest in housing as opposed to investing in shelters and worse i think that's an important and we should continue with that policy of housing first policy, it's clear our shelter system is close to capacity and needs to be expanded in or to address the issues of encampment did i think the navigati

as far as-the rp that's out around the age of minus system, i cannot agree more with you around thatdid not capture the full needs of the system and in fact a meeting with esther steve, and the mayor before taking the position, one of the things we discussed was that i was going to need to be involved in the process and to have a say in what gets developed and we will be negotiating with the vendor that is selected in order to make sure that the full functionality that you've identified as being so important is included in the system. the last thing i want to just talk about was the shelter versus on sheltered in the city and the growth of shelters versus growth of housing. the reason why we have many more on sheltered homeless individuals than other cities is because we made a decision to invest in housing as opposed to investing in shelters and worse i think that's an important and we should continue with that policy of housing first policy, it's clear our shelter system is close to capacity and needs to be expanded in or to address the issues of encampment did i think the navigati

the eu. that decision having a ripple rp effect on the if this front.e fox business network's lauren lu simonettiw with theh break down and lauren, oh,h, boy, here we go. >> reporter: yup. yup strap on the seat belt.he okay, maybe the neck brace, bra too. so, i'll give you the bad newsad and i'll give you the goodive y news but they're both bad. b the bad news is that theis thath markets was down 800 points at one point earlier this morning. now the dow is down 500. 500. so, good and bad together. toget you're going to have a selloff s at the open. the in asia sharply lower. l the nikkei in japan down 8 percent.8 europe down between five andnd 8 percent this morningent this m depending on what index youonine look at.look in 43 years we don't want to't o be part of the european union. u so now no longer will there be 28 nations in that tradetra block, there's going to be 27. . and now you have other nationsao denmark, austria, sweden and netherlands, spain shakingerpa their heads scratching theirheir heads and saying should we doshe the same thing? is there a s t leave group of people, is thatet l

the air force. we have over 1300 rp eight survey. the next is the c-17 which is just shy of 800.so the rpa is part of the fabric of the air force. for me, this is a question of what is the future this business going forward and how does the enlisted core that we enjoy fit into that enterprise. we are committed to having enlisted pilots and we are already starting on a program, we'll start this fall and have the first class of enlisted our q4 pilots who will graduate one year and right behind that will be another class, paul by another class. where focused on moving forward to ensure that our list of pilots are fully a part of that weapon system. so so i see this as one of the major global growth industries in the air force and i think this is the right have to be on. we have a model for that we know that works. we actually started off fine satellites we had nothing but officers and we transitioned over a few years from officers with the scientific backgrounds to officers with more political science background and we made it in to enlisted a pity% of the satellite constellations a

the >eoutdoors. this picture was posted on first lady michelle obama's instagram and twitter accounts showing president obama, michelle and their two daughters, xm-rpa. >>> what a weekpp to be at the shore. yesterday paraplegics and other adaptive athletes got a chance to surf in wildwood crest. this is thanks to an organization life rolls on and a lot of dedicated volunteers. the group uses action sports to push the boundary of possibil¥yñ for people withgp spinal cord injuries. >>> and this is what 150 miles an hour skipping''Ñ across the ocean looks like. the veterans offshore grand prix was held in atlantic city yesterday. this was taken on board the miss geico catamaran.0qbg >>> and today marks the official start of summer. it also marks the start of the pool season. philadelphia's 70 plucp indoor and outdoor public pools are opening up starting this week. not today but this week. first round of pools open wednesday afternoon. all philly public pools will be open by july 1st. the question is will we have a lot of nice pool days this week? meteorologist bill henley is here with your neighborhood weather. bill? >> thm8

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the question. so, it's, you know, sales tactics, p.r., branding, that's been around a very long time. in fact, p. rpard burr naz, who was the nephew of sigmund freud who understand and took psychology and used it to sway people's minds for the purpose of business. and, so, businesses all do that. they may not do that realizing they're using psychology, and that's what they're doing. and that's fine. but when you marry that to the term university, you give it a different kind of umph, right? university implies a place of higher education, usually a nonprofit institution that has all kinds of checks and balances to ensure a kind of honesty and not a sale. so, that trump university sounds very different psychologically to someone than trump used car sales lot where it would be the buyer beware. instead, people think that they must be getting something that's very moral and therefore, they're not being -- they're not being sold something in the same way. >> well, the level of sophistication, with which these students were sold their process of being admitted to trump university, is something i want the

the electrical company where i live right now. when i moved out here, only been here about a year and a half, i close down my house on february 13. rp just happen to pass the rates thatck up the made it almost impossible for anyone to get solar in the srp area. unfortunately, i cannot get solar until the bill is passed or something can be done about it. but i do have the credit, i do have the income to be able to go green. but unfortunately, the electrical company won't allow it. >> we have the income now because we have our jobs now. >> yes. >> thank you. [inaudible] when you made the decision to manyll solar panels -- people who have solar panels are able to sell their electricity back to their local utility if they are not using it. role doesle, and what that play in your decision to install the solar panels, the local decisions about how we are going to price all of this and really recognize the public health and environmental benefits? i meet with a lot of people with that question, and they are concerned in arizona about losing that benefit and we do have net metering in arizona and it's fantastic. solars a great time to go in

they rp just happy i was going. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he says he's happy out of the spotlight.e time with his wife and 12-year-old son harry and live behind that manly beard. >> nobody in my family likes it. my son says it's creepy. and i can't dispute that. i said i know, i know, harry, it is a creepy but it's also dad. and you're stuck with creepy old dad. >> reporter: tom brokaw, nbc news, indianapolis. >> there's much more of tom's interview with david letterman this sunday on our series "on assignment". >>> that's going to do it for us on this thursday night, i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching a g news, thank you for watching and good night. man: life gets so busy with work, and it's really hard to just kind of put that all aside and sort of focus on having fun or playing, even. hey, playing is a lot of fun. ♪ 7 ♪ >>> late night took a heavy toll on david letterman. his first interview. what dave feels should have happened after his departure.

they rp just happy i was going. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he says he's happy out of the spotlight.e time with his wife and 12-year-old son harry and live behind that manly beard. >> nobody in my family likes it. my son says it's creepy. and i can't dispute that. i said i know, i know, harry, it is a creepy but it's also dad. and you're stuck with creepy old dad. >> reporter: tom brokaw, nbc news, indianapolis. >> there's much more of tom's interview with david letterman this sunday on our series "on assignment". >>> that's going to do it for us on this thursday night, i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> right now at 4:30, chasing the cup. it is a must win game for the sharks. we are live from the final in pittsburg. >>> also tragedy involving a local bus. how a woman went from passenger to victim in san francisco. >>> and brock turner case lands in the nation's capital. the dramatic move an area law maker made today. >> good evening. welcome to this special 4:30 edition of the new

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and over and widened my reach to the department of public works and the bureaucracy of urban forestry and various other people s i rp inspection, etc. >> may please show photographs. >> you can in the overhead projector. >> thank you. >> and your time is running too. >> i understand my final. >> thank you good afternoon, supervisors i'll take care of the details out in the ham i want to let you know on the same dated for the exact same substitutes sp disputes there were two items not done wisp charged we ask they be taken off the bill and did all the stiff stuff in the hallway nothing happened i'm back i'm confused as to why this is what i want you to know i'm doing it again, the work was fine they charged me foyer two things that weren't how done not every there. >> thank you >> (clapping.) >> >> next speaker, please. >> my name is more i live on the street the time they sent in the paper for the repair just the week or two i got injured and spent 4 days in the hospital as one month in rehab when i came back there was the work was really bad work done and then it was smelling and it was overflowing so i called the

and over and widened my reach to the department of public works and the bureaucracy of urban forestry and various other people s i rp inspection, etc. >> may please show photographs. >> you can in the overhead projector. >> thank you. >> and your time is running too. >> i understand my final. >> thank you good afternoon, supervisors i'll take care of the details out in the ham i want to let you know on the same dated for the exact same substitutes sp disputes there were two items not done wisp charged we ask they be taken off the bill and did all the stiff stuff in the hallway nothing happened i'm back i'm confused as to why this is what i want you to know i'm doing it again, the work was fine they charged me foyer two things that weren't how done not every there. >> thank you >> (clapping.) >> >> next speaker, please. >> my name is more i live on the street the time they sent in the paper for the repair just the week or two i got injured and spent 4 days in the hospital as one month in rehab when i came back there was the work was really bad work done and then it was smelling and it was overflowing so i called the

the two-year yields are negative. --ant to check in on w rp wirp. we are at a 0% chance of a rate hike in june. janet yellen seemed to semantic yesterday with her comments so we are not looking at 50% or more until december. dennis lockhart still talking about the possibility of two or three. there is still half the year to go in theory. withet: let's check in now bloomberg first word news. mark crumpton has more. >> hillary clinton has enough delegates to claim the presidential nomination according to the associated press. clinton got the news in california, the largest of six states up for grabs today. polls show she is in a tight race with bernie sanders, who says mrs. clinton is depending on superdelegates who do not vote until july 25, and is hoping to change their mind. the sanders campaign manager says the presidential race well continue "until the delegates cast ballots." the national weather service has dropped a tropical storm warning for northern georgia, south carolina, and the southeastern coast of north carolina but the warning continu

and over and widened my reach to the department of public works and the bureaucracy of urban forestry and various other people s i rp inspection, etc. >> may please show photographs. >> you can in the overhead projector. >> thank you. >> and your time is running too. >> i understand my final. >> thank you good afternoon, supervisors i'll take care of the details out in the ham i want to let you know on the same dated for the exact same substitutes sp disputes there were two items not done wisp charged we ask they be taken off the bill and did all the stiff stuff in the hallway nothing happened i'm back i'm confused as to why this is what i want you to know i'm doing it again, the work was fine they charged me foyer two things that weren't how done not every there. >> thank you >> (clapping.) >> >> next speaker, please. >> my name is more i live on the street the time they sent in the paper for the repair just the week or two i got injured and spent 4 days in the hospital as one month in rehab when i came back there was the work was really bad work done and then it was smelling and it was overflowing so i called the

rp players, if you can play, you can play. but i'm talking about when you sit there, they're coming from the ukraine, most of us who love basketballave not seen these guys play. so it's a little different trick than when you watch the nfl. giants here we go. wrapping up a seven-game road trip in pittsburgh. and the giants fans all over the place. you win three championships in six years, you got people in every corner of the u.s. loving you. joe panic hits a triple with the bases loaded. and the giants had a tre- -- 3-1 lead. williamson he's been up and down for the minor leagues. but feeling good. there he goes. solo home run. he had three hits, two r.b.i.s. the giants win. they're 20 games over 500. they've only lost two of their last 14. they're home to play the philadelphia phillies tomorrow night. there's a big soccer game, the earthquakes the mls playing los angeles. that's coming on saturday. so big they have to move from their rm normal home in san jose. they're going to play sanford. it's already sold out. 50,000 fans will be in attendance and one of the star players is marvel wynne and he talks about saturday's game and

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rp function. they don't get above 50% until february of next year. i will see above 50% chance that theses rates. is this because of the week jobs number.- the weak jobs khiem: i think that is part -- kenneth: i think that is does the market is decelerating. -- the market is decelerating. even though the fed is interested in raising rates and has tried to repair the market, clearly with the decelerating employment situation in the u.s. , there is really no chance of a hike in june. given the closeness of the expectsolls, no one them to raise rates in the coming weeks. matt: -- guy: could the fed cut rates? kenneth: i don't think so. i think they are interested in raising rates. the u.s. economy is not decelerating. it looks better. if you look at some of the estimates from the atlanta fed and others who are running close to 3% gdp in this quarter. i don't think there is much scoped. it will provide a lot of liquidity. guy: you get the day off the reaction good what is the fed going to do it? day,th: in the end of the they would probably keep in touch with other central banks, provided a

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