like your boyfriend, david blaine, we're taking how we did this to the grave. i just feel bad that he's missing out. this is our thing. hey! you will never tell him about this, or we will finish what that unlicensed carnival started, okay? the morning we were set to fly back for father's day, a storm in the midwest canceled our flight. taxi! damn it! it's already taken! okay, so i think i got us on a flight through denver. do you mind the middle seat? if it'll help. oh! this can't all be carnival-related. taxi! taxi! ay, jay, i was going to cook the sausage. hey, i don't mind. he's taking over because we screwed up the last few father's days. don't be silly. i got this. shoo, shoo. go. when i think of the last few father's days, i quake with rage. and if we do, maybe we get enough crazy bread for everybody. i'm sorry, but who made father's day the dirty stepchild of holidays?! we don't even have a song. daddy? what? got you a present. that's my boy! let's see. what do we got in here? hey. an ice bucket. i saw manny take shampoos from the hotel. so i took some t

start looking for a new job, david blaine. >>> good morning and live from america's news headquarters i'm jackie ibanez. another police shooting triggers violence. this was the scene late last night and early this morning. protesters clashing with cops in north charlotte. protesters started pelting cops with rocks and bottles. this stems from the deadly shooting of a black man yesterday afternoon. investigators say it happened as officers were serving an outstanding warrant. they say the shooting victim, keith lamont scotting got out with a gun, but turns out he was not the man police were looking for. scott's family insists he was unarmed. the officer who pulled the trigger was put on administrative leave. >>> oklahoma's governor is urging calm as authorities look into another officer involved shooting that left a black man dead. the governor described the video of terrence krutcher shooting as troubling. they say the transparency in the investigation of the shooting. federal prosecutors have filed terrorism charges against a man accused of setting off explosives. there he is on the

that's just done because it's a houdini thing, david blaine, david blaine ceo.o. >> go visit his grave. not that far from here. >> that is true? >> yeah. >> when we return salesforce's guidance weighing on the stock this morning. you heard jim talking about it. hear what mark ben kneeoff told jim on "mad money." a lot more from post nine when we come back. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. >>> salesforce.com moving lower in the premarket. the cloud software company

but trump isn't david copperfield or david blaine, he's your uncle telling you he's got your nose. because now, trump and his campaign are trying to trick people into thinking that trump stopped his birther rhetoric after 2011. a claim chris christie made >> after the president presented his birth certificate, donald said he was born in the united states, that's the end of the issue. >> this is a point of fact, again, donald trump did not accept when barack obama released his birth certificate in 2011. he kept up this whole birther thing until friday. that's five years. [ laughter ] we only have a little time left, so i want to ask you -- >> now, jake, that's just not true. it's just not true that he kept it up for five years. it's certainly not true. >> it is true. like -- it wasn't like he was about it on a regular basis until then, and when the issue was raised he made very clear the other day, what his position is. >> seth: now, before we unload on chris christie for being a liar, it's important to remember this is a difficult time for him. according to today's new york times,

it's almost -- it's like something david blaine couldn't get out of. 're in this really sort of trap that is impossible for them to get out. i have no idea how they could get out of that. >> is david duke deplorable? >> yeah. >> you have a choice. you either answer the question and say, yes, absolutely right away or you chew on the word salad. >> how stupid is it? >> there's no choice. >> why can't you say he's deplorab deplorable. >> in your kid came home and said i heard about david duke? he's deplorable. >> he's deplorable. >> name calling exists. it gets a bad rap. >> mike pence has a loss of words. >> of course he's deplorable. it shows part of what trump does is contagious but it shows contagion hasn't spread that far. those members were really, really harsh on him. >> republicans. >> because they do go home and face questions. >> people don't like what they say. >> for people that ask what's happening to the republican party, look at that meeting yesterday. the republican party tore him to shreds when he went in there asking all of these question

david? >> reporter: you'll definitely hear from blaine gabbert in a second.o diagnosing concussion injuries. important research is under way, yet it needs support. the nfl's big dollar commitment may not resonate with young players such as niners quarterback blaine gabbert when asked about concussions and how well helmets protect players. >> he will smet a helmet, put air in there and it's such to protect your head. >> reporter: 66-year-old brian mcconnell have a different perfective. >> $100 million is basically going into research on equipment like helmets and helmet realistically is nothing but a weapon. >> reporter: at 66 brian mcconnell was diagnosed four months ago with early stage parkinson's disease which he and his doctors link to head concussion injuries. >> i had no idea that i would ever have anything as a result of a concussion. >> reporter: o'connell is part of a company focused on concussion protocol and treatment. it's part of a multi-billion dollar industry that could compete for research grants for mapping the brain. >> we can look at how do