the highest top marginal t so that the tax rates, the top highs marginal tax rates are much lower today than they were in 1980 and that again comes back to this issue in the earlier era when tax rates were much higher on those household income growth was were broadly shared. appeared since 1980 we were promised if we cut the top tax rates come if we give more money to the ceos, mummy to the financial sector that in turn they would take it, go and create new opportunity, create explosive growth and the economy would carry us all award. looking at this date across the states that hasn't happened. we did indeed cut top tax rates but it got had the effect of lifting all boats. as far as we can tell the only folks who really benefited dramatically from the pace of economic growth over time have been those at the top. you make excellent points about really what drives this economy more than anything else. consumers and workers, people who earn and spend and that spending becomes other people's income and helps grow thee economy. policies that move in the direction of changing tax polich so it

the top 10% plus the race percent. what percentage of the class is at a consideration. >> if you look at what happened this is a second reason why it is necessary i don't think it is the data. they suffered at the university of texas under the policies that they're asking there asking this court to impose. when you had evidence of glaring racial isolation certainly in the classroom. 90% of the classification. >> you haven't mentioned in your brief anything that they have done to increase racial diversity at the classroom level other than this admissions program and i mentioned during your friends argument a way in which you could determine whether the top ten enmities are even more likely to enroll in classes where there is a lack of racial diversity i don't think that. if it made any effort as far as i can tell to measure that. double the enrollment of african-american students which happened from 2002 to 2008 is going to increase the varsity in the classroom and we looked at that and it has. with respect to diversity

the top top 1% by wealth, 70 times the median household wealth. those at the summit, the top 1% of 1% had a combined word of a 6 trillion in 2012 and 9,000,000,000,000 today which is greater than the wealth of the entire bottom two thirds of the population. yet, well more than income determined socioeconomic class class and wealth is directly deportable to the next generation to come. inferential's are more are more durable and consequence only more pernicious when extreme. some political economists will tell you that wealth and income disparities do not matter very much because large distinctions in a mobile societies or ambition to exceed. america is becoming less mobile as well. the american dream is always embodied in the assumption that able and hard-working citizens can work upward freely from one class to the next and that authoring confidence will lead to a downward income shift. this is less true than it used to be. it is less so as concentration at the pinnacle vacuums the opportunity from the spaces below. more wealth held tightly in th

two pennsylvania schools in the top five. but let's go with the top ten. university considered a great school. >> in new york? >> up in new york state. number nine, tulane, down in new orleans, of course. syracuse, great journalism school. >> and number eight. then south, university of mississippi taking the seventh spot. university of iowa, at number 65. >> the hawk eye's. >> let's go local. >> look at number five, bucknell, bucknell is number five party school. lehigh university, not far away, ranked number four, lehigh, bucknell. >> wonder if they party together? >> probably should. >> you want to know the top three in america? >> yes? >> university of illinois at champagne, urban a, champagne. number two, the mound and ears of west virginia university. but number one party school in america, the university of wisconsin. >> wow. and i hear that's a huge school. >> it is gigantic. >> someone i know played football there, they would give them scooters and golf carts to go to class. it was so massive. >> trying to find your school on the list, alex. >> do

the movement at the top is totally static. there is concentration of the wealth that we talked about the most prevalent in the cities where you get the big banks and financial institutions that are part of this. i am not sure about the cities playing that special role at the top, but things like minimum wage absolutely. >> at the risk of being a little bit presumptuous, i'm going to offer a personal sense of where the inflection point had been. i entered in the 70s and there was an implicit contract you had or that he was my work hard and i get an advancement. about eight or ten years later all of a sudden, you heard things reengineering the down side. on those unrelated events but basically at the same time that seemed to change the whole dynamic where all of a sudden we heard people making fun on all amounts of money, taking data companies and then also the element of the general working population losing their trust with the basic capitalist system because that is no longer supported to get the advancement. >> i think you go

>> um...everything. >> and the top exhibit here at the museum of mathematics? >> now, this is the most popular exhibit in the whole museum. this is our square-wheeled tricycle exhibit, and what's so surprising about it is that you can ride on bicycles that have square wheels and your ride is perfectly smooth. >> the secret is the design. the wheels and the bumpy surface mathematical precision. for all you math mavens, it has to do with what's called a catenary curve. >> and so the square wheels -- the point of the wheel is exactly fitting into the bottom of each hump. and so you get a perfectly smooth ride because the bicycle seat is not going up and down, but the wheel mates perfectly with the track. and that's one example of how mathematics can make the seemingly impossible suddenly possible. >> math at its finest. >> absolutely. believing, i needed a test ride to be convinced. amazingly, it was just like riding a bike with round wheels. no question about it -- all the exhibits here add up to a fascinating experience. at the national museum of math, i'm scott

prospect in ohio, monroe county is the unequal county in ohio accordinl to research, the top 1% make almost 32 times more than the bottom 99% of the average income of the top 1% is over $143 million the average income of the bottom 99% is aboutto $42,000. pod is in shaker heights, ohio. good morning. >> good morning. mark price, you can tell me you want to read this report. two comments for you and the question. one, do you make a have a distinction between things being unequal, not mr. cicilline ing the as things being unfair?ng i'm finding that a common problem with people that talk about this publicly especially in the political arena. just because things are unequaln doesn't mean they are being treated unfair. number two, in reference to what richard was saying prior to me, du acknowledged it's not just a matter of who your parents are insourcing, but how will you respond education? there's lots of well educated people that respond in a very mediocre way to get education that they have. and then my question is, what do you feel is the best way to assess the problem of somebody co

mccain also does not have the support at the top of the republican ticket. donald trump declining to endorse him. >>> several states are bracing for severe weather now. >> well, for one we have two tropical depressions that are south of florida, both expected to become tropical storms in the moving up the gulf toward northern florida. >> residents in the tampa/st. petersburg area are filling sandbags and getting ready for heavy rain there, as well. >>> then depression 8, which is moving up the east coast toward north carolina's outer banks and expected to become a tropical storm later today. beachgoers already seeing rough surf and rip currents there with heavy rain ahead. more now from abc's ginger zee. >> reporter: td 8, he don't get a name until they become a storm and this looks like warnings in place. the storm dropping quite a bit of rain for south florida through cuba, that one has to become a tropical storm and then make its northeastward turn between tallahassee and tampa. >> well, there's also nasty weather in the pacific with a hurricane watch for

over the top and ripped. the united states serving has really dropped. >> hugely important for match with a win in four. save that point in case you end up in a tie situation. you want to have maximum points on your side. three points for a win in three or four. two for a win in five. >> ngapeth with a serve into the net. we don't like the system. it's fine for a long club professional season over 30 or 40 matches but not in a tournament. it is what it is. it's the same for all the teams. 16-15. thit france has been superb receiving since the first set. back to rouzier. down the line again. >> with the delivery. huge pressure on the block. that's about as far as you can back a ball in this game today. all of the way from the opposite sideline. the american block not able to get there. inconsistent from the service line. you never know what to expect. that's the same as a receiver. he served the ball out of bounds. >> i don't think kevin le roux is your thinking man volleyball player. instinctual guy. perfect p

. >> 10 minutes after the top of the hour. motorcycle mayhem the terrifying moment when a stunt goes all wrong. a motorcycle crash lands in a crowd of people. >> home sick boys come back to the united states and immediately shows his krad tude by filing a lawsuit. >> trump tackling taxes how much money the gop's nominee economic plan could put back in your wallet. our next guest with a complete break down. it's been a wild ride to jordan & chelsea's wedding. but thanks to booking.com everything turned out perfect. [crying] weird, but perfect. [flute] >> no american company will pay more than 15 percent of their business income in taxes. we will work with house republicans on this plan using the same brackets they have proposed, 12 percent, 25 percent and 33 percent. these reforms will offer the biggest tax revolution since the reagan tax reform. >> a major speech on one of the key issues that analysts believe could help him defeat hillary clinton, donald trump zeroing in on what we could do to keep america growing again. >> th

climbing to the top of the new bay bridge tower. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> a good now monday morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. now a check on with the weather with kari. >> good morning. we start out with clouds near the coast and mostly clear skies inland. looking at the temperatures now it feels mild. 60 in the peninsula as well as 62 in the south bay. with the cloud we'll see them clearing out today with mostly sunny skies. up to 82 degrees in the north bay, san francisco 68 degrees, and the tri-valley hitting the 90s. that's better than 100 degrees. we'll see more 90s for the inland areas. we'll take a look at that ahead in the microclimate forecast. let's head over to mike to see what is happening on the roadways. >> lots of curves here. this is berkeley clurve. as a result of an early morning crash that happened. a number of lanes that were blocked and they're clearing up the debris now. it will slow you on the map coming off 580 and

over the top and ripped. the united states serving has really dropped. >> hugely important for americans to get out of this match with a win in four. save that point in case you end up in a tie situation. you want to have maximum points on your side. three points for a win in three or four. two for a win in five. >> ngapeth with a serve into the net. we don't like the system. it's fine for a long club professional season over 30 or 40 matches but not in a tournament. it is what it is. it's the same for all the teams. 16-15. the united states got to get back on track serving. france has been superb receiving since the first set. back to rouzier. down the line again. >> with the delivery. huge pressure on the block. that's about as far as you can back a ball in this game today. all of the way from the opposite sideline. the american block not able to get there. that is a special kind of set. >> here's kevin le roux inconsistent from the service line. you never know what to expect. that's the same as a receiver.

over the top and ripped. the united states serving has >> hugely important for americans to get out of this match with a win in four. save that point in case you end up in a tie situation. you want to have maximum points on your side. three points for a win in three or four. two for a win in five. >> ngapeth with a serve into the net. we don't like the system. it's fine for a long club professional season over 30 or 40 matches but not in a tournament. it is what it is. it's the same for all the s. 16-15. the united states got to get back on track serving. france has been superb receiving since the first set. back to rouzier. down the line again. >> with the delivery. huge pressure on the block. that's about as far as you can back a ball in this game today. all of the way from the opposite sideline. the american block not able to get there. >> here's kevin le roux inconsistent from the service line. you never know what to expect. that's the same as a receiver. he served the ball out of bounds. >> i don't think

the state's governor says saving lives is still the top priority. he's also trying to raise an army of volunteers to clean mud out of homes. cnn's rosa floers shows us the devastation. >> reporter: in some parts of ascension parish, roads look like rivers. we're going out with first responders to check out a community that flooded overnight. as we venture in, we see people evacuating in boats. homes are under water and the tops of cars peek out of the flood zone. the first responders we are with are checking for the welfare of the owners. >> fire department. >> reporter: the first house they check, there is no answer. that woman lost power, her cell phone died, so they were knocking on her door trying to figure out if she was okay. first responders document their findings and move on to the next house on their list. >> she could be put on a secondary list too so we can come back. >> reporter: ascension parish is one of 20 parishes under disaster che disaster declaration. people say, many had to rush out of their homes, leaving everything behind. what

as you can see, the windows, even the top deck, when we're open for the summer on the top deck, it feels like you're on a cruise ship, t, the bottom of the restaurant is the shape of a keel of a ship, so it looks like a ship even from the bottom of the restaurant all the way to the top. last year, we were voted one of the top five most romantic views in the country, and for places like napa valley and key west, cleveland was included in all those places. - i ordered that tuna at 4:00 our time yesterday, and it was here by 10:00 a.m. it amazes me from honolulu -- - [voiceover] i think what keeps us at the top seafood. we go to no expense to bring seafood in from hawaii, from boston, everywhere in the world, to get the best seafood in cleveland. all of our seafood comes from a replenishible source. it's fished the right way. it's not over-fished, so it's very important that, not only do we have the best quality, but we're doing the best for the environment, also. we have our own fishermen in alaska, and we get it next day, also. - right now, we have a striped bass. what we do is we use the

they're on the top end of the distribution. we've basically laid out a bunch of charts showing on a bunch of indicators that the blue states are actually doing pretty well. we're not arguing that they're perfect or that the red states don't have something to teach us but we're trying to push back against the common assumption that the south and the redder states of the nation are just cleaning the blue state's clock. >> you mentioned some of those indicators. here's the "new york times" story and the charts that go with it. five charts showing the comparison between the states that you have identified as red states and blue states. median household income. life expectancy at birth. patent rate or baplor degrees or higher among the states. were those the only five indicators that you used or were there more? >> we looked at whole range of them. we decided that those were ones that were good to point out. the taxation point was not to say that it's a great thing to tax the top 1%. it was just to point out that as you might deppt

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the top state in terms of economic freedom in the country is south dakota. next we'll talk about personal freedom. here you have a whole range of policies that before the freedom index were not measured in any of these indices of freedom. we think that's a big value add for looking at this wider understanding of what it means to live in a free society. so here we have some criminal justice policies at the top, incarceration and arrest, marriage freedom, educational freedom, gun right, alcohol freedom and so forth. and, again, at the bottom of this list, new york escapes being 50th, we have kentucky following that, sorry, david. now in terms of the best we have washington, maine, nevada, colorado, and new mexico is the top state in terms of personal freedom. now let's move to overall freedom. again, harkening back to milton freedman, right? it's not easy to divide out the categories of freedom in terms of how we want to live. we have to american your the whole range. so what does it look like? if you may click on this, maryland is 46, new jersey is 47, hawaii

then when you get up at the very top you do see the skyline.e the downtown area but your view only goes as far as 181 freemont which is one of the two high-rises starting to climb to the sky. anything southeast of that is blocked off by 3876 and 3878, which are very large buildings much higher than this building is going to be. so the incremental increase this building is going to add is going to be very slight. i don't really think it would change the view because when you get to the top look over this building and you look ver the existing buildings that are taller to the east and that's about all you're going to be will to see. when you that's only the extreme west end of the landing at the top. as you move to the east you blocked off to the buildings on the south side of 19th st. and by the trees which could be trimmed off but even so those buildings on the south side of 19th are blocking you from any view. so, i don't see virtually no impact from this. i am going to move to not take dr and approve the project. we already established last t

a lot of people call it the twin peaks, the goat, it's called it looks like goat horns at the top. well eric is going to climb with >> okay i'm starting to get really scared here. i'm starting to sweat. >> eric is a trial cyclist you know the guys that use their bikes to kind of hop from one 1309 to another. >> reminder. how high is it again? >> about 1,000 foot drop. straight down. >> now that he's at the top -- >> oh. >> on his bike balancing on the right side there, you see he does have a safety harness on and there is somebody else up there with him. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh. >> he made it look easy. but, he was up there for about an hour. contemplating, trying to work up the nerve to make that jump. so long that his safety crewman there who was in the hashous hanging his legs and pelvis started to go numb from just sitting in the harness. he was like dude now or never. >> i don't think i need to tell you this is incredibly dangerous. >> could have gotten seriously injured. however, he did not. he pulls off on incredible video. >> that's as easy as riding a bike. [ indiscernible ]

over the top and ripped. the united states serving has really dropped. >> hugely important for americans to get out of this match with a win in four. save that point in case you end up in a tie situation. you want to have maximum points on your side. three points for a win in three or four. two for a win in five. >> ngapeth with a serve into the net. we don't like the system. it's fine for a long club professional season over 30 or 40 matches but not in a tournament. it is what it is. it's the same for all the teams. 16-15. the united states got to get back on track serving. france has been superb receiving since the first set. back to rouzier. down the line again. >> with the delivery. huge pressure on the block. that's about as far as you can back a ball in this game today. all of the way from the opposite sideline. the american block not able to get there. that is a special kind of set. >> here's kevin le roux inconsistent from the service line. you never know what to expect. that's the same as a receiver.

then when you get up at the very top you do see the skyline.e the downtown area but your view only goes as far as 181 freemont which is one of the two high-rises starting to climb to the sky. anything southeast of that is blocked off by 3876 and 3878, which are very large buildings much higher than this building is going to be. so the incremental increase this building is going to add is going to be very slight. i don't really think it would change the view becae when you get to the top look over this building and you look over the existing buildings that are taller to the east and that's about all you're going to be will to see. when you that's only the extreme west end of the landing at the top. as you move to the east you blocked off to the buildings on the south side of 19th st. and by the trees which could be trimmed off but even so those buildings on the south side of 19th are blocking you from any view. so, i don't see virtually no impact from this. i am going to move to not take dr and approve the project. we already established last ti

once at the top, you get a view of copacabana beach, guanabara bay and the rio harbor. i mean, there are all kinds of other beaches around here and stuff. it looks awesome. >> everyone needs to come to rio. everyone should be here on top of the world seeing the beaches seeing the atlantic, feeling the sun. >> clearly this is a popular spot people pulling out their phones getting selifes taking videos so i figured since i am here, i might as well do it myself. while we were here, from around the world were leaving messages. only for a moment taking their eyes off of all of this. honestly, you have to try and convince yourself when it's time to head back down, but you come back with a better view of what a beautiful city this truly is. >> yea, way better, yea. sweeter like sugarloaf, you know what i mean. sugarloaf mountain gets its name from its shape resembling a in rio, nigel, wisn 12 news. >> commitment 2016 now and the >> we looked that up, very cool. sugar loaf has been open since 1912. it has been rebuilt twice in 1972 and 2008. >> it looks like a loaf of refined su

able to see the top of the pyramid? it's been a while because of all the fog. good morning, roqui and roberta, how are you? >> fine. >> great. >> kenny has this personal relationship with our landmarks here in the bay area. >> i just appreciate each one. >> each one of them is "her." >> golden gate bridge -- >> that was the first time i could see the top of the pyramid since i have been here. >> 853 feet tall. we can see the tip-top of it which indicates the ceiling is higher this morning not as low. not seeing any reports as of yet of any kind of drizzle being reported and associated with that marine layer. we are in the 50s and 60s. very mild out the door. later today, temperatures a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday. we'll be talking 60s, 70s and 80s still shy of 90. yes. but it will get warmer and we'll have details coming up. >>> good morning. a couple of road closures. northbound 101 between dunne avenue and blossom hill road this is morgan hill to the san jose area commute, cars are driving about 53 miles per hour. then also 880 in both directions

over the top and ripped. the united states serving has really dropped. >> hugely important for match with a win in four. save that point in case you end up in a tie situation. you want to have maximum points on your side. three points for a win in three or four. two for a win in five. >> ngapeth with a serve into the net. we don't like the system. it's fine for a long club professional season over 30 or 40 matches but not in a tournament. it is what it is. it's the same for all the teams. 16-15. the united states got toet france has been superb receiving since the first set. back to rouzier. down the line again. >> with the delivery. huge pressure on the block. that's about as far as you can back a ball in this game today. all of the way from the opposite sideline. the american block not able to get there. that is a special kind of set. inconsistent from the service line. you never know what to expect. that's the same as a receiver. he served the ball out of bounds. >> i don't think kevin le roux is your think

a lot of people call it the twin peaks, the goat, it's called it looks like goat horns at the top. well eric is going to climb with his bicycle. really scared here. i'm starting to sweat. >> eric is a trial cyclist you know the guys that use their bikes to kind of hop from one 1309 to another. >> reminder. how high is it again? >> about 1,000 foot drop. straight down. >> now that he's at the top -- >> oh. >> on his bike balancing on the right side there, you see he does have a safety harness on and there is somebody else up there with him. >> this fan tsaic. >> oh, mgo >> oh. >> he made it look easy. but, he was up there for about an hour. contemplating, trying to work up the nerve to make that jump. so long that his safety crewman there who was in the hashous hanging his legs and pelvis started to go numb from just sitting in the hae dude now or . you this is incredibly dangerous. >> could have gotten seriously injured. however, he did not. he pulls off on incredible video. >> that's as easy as riding a bike. [ indiscernible ] >> a woman and her daughter crossing the street here in

this is not going to be just taking espn over the top. ere that current content on espn's linear networks will not appear on the new streaming service but it sounds like there are multitude of different streaming services in the works and one last piece of news out from disney, the company telling me that at&t directv working on the new directv now over the top service will include espn, espn2, abc, free form disney channel, disney xd and disney junior, the seven biggest television networks. in all subscription packages and important because there's a lot of concern that these new, smaller, over the top bundles would not include espn and espn2 and big money makers for disney and the news is that espn and espn2 and those other networks will be included in all of those subscription packages so, sara, a lot of news to digest here. shares now down about 2.5%. back over to you. >> you have a lot to talk about with mr. iger. >> we'll let you get ready and see you in a few minutes. we want reaction. robert, you're an owner i believe of the stock.

see any differences from the top states in the bottom states? mr. sorens: there is a real movement at the partisan level for criminal justice reform. given that some of these criminal justice variables are so important in terms of their weighting in personal freedom, you will see changes. you have a lot of variety in terms of state response. some states will jump on this criminal justice bandwagon and other states will not. they will try to stay state tough on crime. other states will adopt being smarter on crime. that is the case for some of the conservative states that are going to follow what is happening at oklahoma and even texas, even though it it does quite poorly in terms of personal freedom has been a locus of reform as groups like right on crime try to prove this idea. some conservatives latch on and others say hold off. you have seen an intra-conservative debate on criminal justice that will trickle down into their rankings in terms of the freedom index. mr. sorens: a lot of those reforms take a while to affect the variables. like think o

now here's a look at some of the top local stories we're following. chances for storms tonight in the valley will be after 7pm. now here's a look at some of the top local stories we're top local stories we're following. parker 12:45:39- 12:46:10 take vo at 12:45:48 i'm parker collins near boulder highway and lamb all morning both of these lanes were shut down all in front of this business here but one man inside decided to make a run for it the trooper followed that guy and eventually both of them fired at each other the trooper was hit in the badge amazingly he didn't even have to go to the hospital but the suspect was killed there were two other people in that car they have been detained. i'm lesley marin reporting from rancho and gowan and it was at this house right here where 13 action news told you a story about a mother and daughter who were burglarized while s believes it was her neighbors who went in and took some of her items.. and now she's wondering when arrest will be mad marti i'm marti glaser .. as 322- thousand students gear up to head b

this one hanging on the top of >> that was a huge play. that was an absolutely marvelous instinctive play. >> time and time again micah christenson has proved himself smart beyond his years, ice water in his veins. love the way he competes. >> pretty good serve. on the overpass christenson again and a net violation. what a good job by murphy troy coming in to serve. united states leading it 22-19. they lead two sets to one. last group match will be two days from now against mexico for the united states whereas france has to take on brazil. and that ball served out of bounds. for number 9. murphy troy out of st. louis and usc. aaron russell will come back on. another jump float serve. should united states receivers move up farther? >> they struggled in this rotation. >> perfect pass by shoji. anderson down the line. >> matt anderson played in big matches in his career. second time in the olympics. multiple time winner of champions league. russian super ue he's simply in the groove. >> matt anderson had 24 kills against brazil. having another

m nearly beat the top-ranked team in short losing to fiji. fiji's favorites win the gold. >> if everyone does love the underdog, the u.s. women's field hockey team has a lot of undefeated so far in the games. they have beaten two of the top three teams in the fwhorld rio -- in the world in rio. 9news.com and choose the underdog countries they thought would do the best in the games. >>> we talk about the summer monsoon in colorado all the time. anybody that lives in phoenix, arizona, or anywhere around tucson, they really understand what the monsoon is all about. and this picture shows a typic yeah, we see rain like that here in colorado but down there wow. those storms mean business! our storms, not so much. moving out, leaving us with a beautiful sunset tonight. on our way to a cooler day. in wyoming, the sunset was spectacular. 95 degrees in denver today. the average is 89. triple digits the strend for cooler wea down to 67 at the airport at this hour. a lot of people sending in cloud pictures today. this time of year, it's so much fun to se

showing his shoes. >> these are my shoes that the top to the very sole to the very top. >> he couldn't remember all the parts of the shoe. [ laughter ] and he was stare agent hundreds of shoes. >> all right. >> a little problem in rio, h exactly. he's tweaked that a little bit. and we'll see his entire exclusive interview with matt lauer on "today" about that very topic. in the meantime, barbra streisand is using that very power to affect change, change with siri. she told npr she finally got upset to hear how siri was pronouncing her name. he did a fix for the update. if you want to get on barbra's good side. >> yours wasn't even close. >> no, if you try to say mine, siri is going to say, say that again. >> i'll call apple. >>> you picked the wrong kid. has anyone seen a little boy with curly hair. i can't find him. >> that's halle berry in the thriller "kidnap." berry took the part after going for legislation to try to protect children from the paparazzi. "kidnap" is in theaters this october. >> absolutely. this is "early today." i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent

. >> this summer has been over the top. >> in what sense? >> too hot. >> you're asking the wrong person. >> don't you think it's been too hot. >> it has been. you almost couldn't breathe, the air was too thick. >> june was really wonderful. a lot of hot days it wasn't humid but this week the oppressive humidity was over the top. >> i bet you were really unhappy because you don't like the hot. >> right. we have relief today because we have cooler air from the northeast. it's not coming in here with a #r57d temperature drop -- with a rapid temperature drop. 64 in portland, 64 port smith. the cool air is flowing in very slowly, just sort of seeping in. we will enjoy a different day today that's for sure for those of you who have been upset with this hot weather. it's going to be a change today. as far as showers and storms there's none right now. scattered ones later though as we have a front in the vicinity. then the hot weather for tomorrow. temperatures today going up to about as sigh as the upper 70s along the coast but in wore chester -- bu

that is what bob iger is doing in the over-the-top digital area. have things that they are licensing out, the only piece of hulu, and multichannel colossi cable over the internet and they will now have an ownership interest in the platform, the traditional cable and they serve all of the above. this seems to be there strategy. they really follow where the consumer is going. the one thing i know bob always used to say, you never want to get between what the consumer wants and what technology will provide. they will go right through you come over you, around you. bob, he has always been an early adapter and says, we have to be there for the consumer just to make sure they have access. i know from my personal experience with major league baseball, it is a high-quality experience to watch the baseball games on my iphone. emily: david, i appreciate the metaphor and i am sure our audience will as well. thank you, david. turning to another topic. that is impact investing, finding profitable ways to deliver low-cost basic services to rural and low income c

. >> it is the briefers that came in today were absolutely professional. top of the field. and the discussion that we had was very thorough. i will tell you we were only able to scratch the surface of the complexity of the threats that our country faces and so today was just the beginning of a long dialogue between essentially what this represents, which is a series of intelligence briefings for the next president of the united states. >> hillary clinton will hold her own round table with law enforcement leaders later today in new york city. last night at a rally in cleveland, ohio she continued to making her pitch to dissatisfied republicans saying trump will not be changing any time soon. >> for any one waiting for donald trump to suddenly become more responsible, remember what a great american maya angelou said, when someone shows you who they are, believe them. friends don't let friends vote for trump. >> the trump campaign is now trying to gain back some of the ground in some of the key swing states and will start airing the first tv ads of the general election startin