bornstein's family says it is a miracle he survived the heart attack and near drowning.he amount they're suing for has not been released. dan and paula, when you watch that video and you see him go under for five minutes, it seems like an eternity. >> you say he's still in bad shape but i mean, there are still a lot of drownings that happen every year, even when lifeguards are present, so everybody be aware, be vigilant. they give us a false sense of security. thank you, steph. >> sending our best to a lot of folks will be going into the pools and ocean, because temperature are hot across the southwest. a string of record hot days across the southwest. 110 in palm syringes. in palm springs. 60s in the water. be careful if you're going to dip your toes in there, two days of very, very hot stuff. that's the latest check on the national headlines, weather-wise, here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. everything is out to sea. everybody is starting to dry out. the exclusive accuweather seven

bornstein's family says it is a miracle he survived the heart attack and near drowning.amount they're suing for has not been released. dan and paula, when you watch that video and you see him go under for five minutes, it seems like an eternity. >> you say he's still in bad shape but i mean, there are still a lot of drownings that happen every year, even when lifeguards are present, so everybody be aware, be vigilant. they give us a false sense of security. thank you, steph. >> sending our best to his family. >>> time now for the weather. back to rob. >> hey guys, a lot of folks will be going into pools and the ocean because temperatures are again hot across the west. a string of record days across the southwest. 110 in barstow and 117 in palm springs, very hot here. it will be in the 60s in the water temperatures. up north, 89 degrees in cannon beach. this is where the records are going to be across the pacific northwest. water temperatures in the 50s so be careful if you are going to dip your toes in there. two days of really, really hot stuff. that's the latest check

one lifeguard walking right past bornstein. >> the ymca protocols make it clear to scan the pool and be ale alert. >> reporter: finally, a swimmer notices him at the bottom of the pool. the family says bornstein suffered severe brain damage, undergoing emergency bypass surgery in the hospital. >> it's disturbing to see him in this condition. >> reporter: the ymca is accused of failing to observe, assist and pull bornstein out of the pool when he was in distress. in response to the lawsuit the ymca writes -- stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >> such a difficult story to think about. >> his family is saying right now that it's a miracle that he survived the heart attack and that near-drowning. >> amazing that it was caught on camera. i imagine that video is going to play a very big role in this case. >> but we don't know how much they're suing for as of yet. that hasn't been released. >>> coming up, could snapchat's newest feature be a privacy threat? it could be putting children at risk some experts say. >>> and in the next half hour, the b.e.t. awards, the big wrap up in "the skin

i like bornstein as the cfo.ood job jeff has been there for a long time i think it will be good. he is an insider, but he came from finance he did do a good job at health care and my friends who know him say he is a very tough guy maybe -- not an ambassador internal guy maybe that's what's needed right now. >> all right jim, see you in a few minutes. tomorrow on "squawk box" don't misour interview with hud secreta secretary ben carson "squawk box" will be right back. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> the biggest night in broadway lightin

thehwitz was liberated, but camp's liberators filmed bornstein being carried to freedom.ll of the jewels and money were stolen, but there was one item that survived, which is a kiddush cup, a cup where you make blessings over the line. -- the wine. we use that kiddush cup as a symbol of survival. soledad: the book went on to become a bestseller. now a new chapter -- fellow survivors saved, along with borenstein, recognized themselves on the cover of this book. they were reunited last week. debbie borenstein shares the next part of the story. it's nice to have you back. it was such an honor to interview your dad, and i know he was reluctant to tell his story, and you shepherded the story along. how surprised were you when it became a bestseller? >> honestly, i'm surprised you didn't hear the screaming. this is not something we were expecting at all. soledad: even more amazing, i think it is fair to say, is that this cover photo, which we spoke about in our original interview -- people started reaching out to you. what did they say? >> it was a month after the book came out

bo bornstein told his story in a book never knowing the girls live a few miles away. this week they reunited 72 years after they were together. >> the moment i saw the book, i said, oh, there was somebody from this picture that's alive! >> i want to hug you guys k. we -- can we hug? such a long time. >> how sweet is that? they say they're now sharing happier times with c grandchildren. there's even one more connection -- one of the women taught the other's grandchildren. >> wow. talk about small world. >> how amazing is that? >>> now we'll look at stories from across the area. >> we'll start in bucks county. that's where police are looking for three men caught on camera installing skimming devices. the pictures are from the first trust bank on 2nd street pike in southampton from last sd information. police believe the suspects also targeted other firstrust banks in the area. investigators discovered the devices on atms at firstrust banks in doylestown, north hampton, springfield, and philadelphia. >>> in gloucester county, the reward has double friday an arson investi

. >> reporter: this is michael bornstein and his grandmother. >> my grandmother hid me in an quote/unquoteng the two girls at his side then lived a few miles ago today. >> from the moment i saw the book, i said, oh, there was somebody from the picture that's alive. >> reporter: this week they reunited. >> look. this is -- this has a picture and for years and i always wondered where are the other people? >> oh, my goodness, that's me. >> that's me. >> reporter: 72 years after they were last together. >> i want to hug you guys. can we hug? such a long time. >> 1945, we were there. >> reporter: just like this. >> just like this. we were standing next to each other and we made it. >> i'll show you my that too. >> in our memories forever. >> >> reporter: now they're sharing happier times. children and grandchildren which leads to one more connection. >> she was the first grade teacher of my grandchildren. >> reporter: brought together by a book forever bound by history. finally getting their chance to celebrate survival. >> nice. >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news, north caldwell, new jers

remember, trian, they had been on record liking him bornstein too.oday which is unfortunate, but this man has lots of loyal followers. i think what's going to happen is that you're going to see one of these analysts break ranks in the next 24 hours and go from sell to hold to buy. >> we'll watch for that we have 60 seconds to do a quick "mad dash" here. >> someone wants to make a name and it's missow low, let's downgrade apple and panic everyone this says the service revenue is not that good. this is one of those -- this is a -- this is a statement downgrade which means you never heard of it, but today you have. and you know what i say? it was down on friday. >> i was going sayif you -- because friday gave them some cover. >> sunday downgrade. everyone is talk about it. i don't know, i think crosby was talking about it on the evening of the stanley cup, did you hear they downgrade ge and missow low? >> at the big board this morning, it is goldman sachs celebrating the access investment grade bond etf. and then robo global celebrating the automation i

my cantor, cantor bornstein ate cottage cheese sandwiches and in the hebrew religion, it's very guttural and he would say, no it's baruch, and the cottage cheese would come -- [ auby the end of my lesson, i looked like one of those ceilings in the valley. [ light laug ]gh amy bar mitzvah. >> seth: wait, how did you?was . i was all, hey how are y i got another tune for you. >> seth: wow. >> yeah. did the miltown go to work right away? it was interesting. did you enjoy going to other r onle, when you, when you were sober at other -- when you went to friends' bar hs.zvam happy at other people's bar mitzvahs? >> seth: when you were 13. >> yes. >> seth: did you have fun then. >> now. >> seth: you didn't really. >> no, actually i've never told this, but i was so allergic to wool that at my own bar mitzvah, i put on flannel pajamas, and i put them under my wool suit. so it looked like i was -- well i was high from here up, and i looked like an elephant from here down. [ laughter ] it wasn't pretty, folks. >> seth: do you -- have you had a -- cause i guess your twelve-year-old -- is he in a worl

my cantor, cantor bornstein ate cottage cheese sandwiches and in the hebrew religion, it's very gutturalch, and the cottage cheese would come -- [ audience groans ] by the end of my lesson, i looked like one of those ceilings in the valley. [ light laughter ] but i was high at my bar mitzvah. >> seth: wait, how did you? how quick? did it work? >> oh yeah, i was like flying. i was all, hey how are you? hey. i got another tune for you. >> seth: wow. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's great, and did you feel it right away? did the miltown go to work right away? >> it didn't. during the speech, i got -- i kind of went off. it was interesting. yeah. [ laughter ] i kind of did like an ella fitzgerald, jerry lewis sort of -- >> seth: got it. did you enjoy your bar mitzvah? did you enjoy going to other people's bar mitzvahs? >> i was high at my bar mitzvah. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, but what about other ones, when you, when you were sober at other -- when you went to friends' bar mitzvahs. >> are you asking me if i'm happy at other people's bar mitzvahs? >> seth: when you were 13. >> yes. >

let's go to our julia bornstein.w much >> 5.7 i generally round it up to 6 but 5.7. >> so big investment here, what are you going to be doing with this new financing >> i think one of the things we're doing here is we're figuring out where media is going and then figuring out how to deploy the capital. we have a if you different plans. one is we looked at what we've done with vice as a brand, with rolling out the television networks and pushing that into mobile why viceland and we look at our munchies, our food vertical we're also looking at direct to consumer, transactional and one of the other thanksgiving we're going to do, iffy are going to go direct-to-consumer, we need to build a muff bigger leebbury. we want to do a lot of script pted and pete why are. with calls for american honey and so we're doing a lot of the scripted features, scripted tv, building out the i.p., deploying it internationalally >> so lots of different things here, all over the place why does it mack sense when you already have investments f