-carolyn? -carolyn: i'm carolyn. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: when i make a deal, i come in with a plan and a check. man: thank you, marcus. woman: i was gonna work you a little bit more. lemonis: [ chuckles ] but what happens after the cameras shut down... michael: i've let it slide for three freakin' years! lemonis: ...may surprise you. one struggling novelty sporting good company has been totally transformed. wow. look at this place. but the owner is still making the same sort of short-sighted decisions that nearly brought them to the brink. i'm pissed that you bought the printer. i'm not gonna lie. if you were me, would you stop putting money in this business? at unique spa in long island, we did a full-on renovation and launched a new product line. but the owner... carolyn: you almost put my family out of a house. man: i don't care. lemonis: ...still isn't taking her paycheck. but no matter how much you invest or how good your intentions may be, sometimes deals fall apart and partnerships go south. sal: i never did anything to try

carolyn?rolyn: the trump administration really trying to dine out on the back that we are seeing a rally in ..s. assets coo of facebook as she heads out to talk to all the brands and the key advertising community, trying to set out her store when it comes to building businesses on facebook, but notably how you can keep your business safe and how they react to the hate speech that has become such a focal point for businesses and government. fascinating conversations. we will be speaking to larry simmons. -- larry summers. i am in britain and i will look at u.k. assets because look at that pal move. you can see this is the big mover in the -- leaves -- ond who they are both citing concerns, weaknesses in the economy and wage growth. down goes the pound, up go bonds. yields down for basis points. it does not seem to be having that correlation with the pound anymore. 1%.lays, down 4/10 of four former executives charged with conspiracy to commit fraud. david: one of them was the former ceo. it was

carolyn: this is a real opportunity.his is a time for governments and business to step up together on the biggest problems of our time. example, brexit. business has so much experience to bring in the big challenges. this is a time for real listening and partnership. businesses everywhere are up for doing that. anna: we don't know if theresa may is going to be leader of the conservative party or prime minister by the end of the day, let alone the end of next week. do you want to see the conversation about what brexit means reopened? george osborne has been saying this morning a hard brexit has gone in the rubbish bin. what does business want to see on that? carolyn: nothing has changed between yesterday and today with business. the goal of a comprehensive free-trade agreement, free trade, access the people -- anna: doesn't mean pushing for a simpler model? the norwegian model, for example. carolyn: we have always talked about outcomes. business once outcomes. -- wants outcomes. wouldn't it be simpler for everybody and sa

we don't know. >> carolyn, thank you for that. richard turner is with us, black rock investment institute. you and i have both old enough to remember jim callahan's pact, the 77, 79 coalition. are we back to the 70s politics and with the consequent attractiveness or unattractiveness of uk-based assets? >> in terms of politics, one example we did have a hung parliament in 1974, and that did lead to a second general election. i think that's going to be in the back of many people's minds. i think this is a drag for uk assets, broadly. it creates -- domestic assets. creates uncertainty, important to remember the stock market in the uk is an international stock market, more than 70% of the earnings coming from overseas. i think the core issue around this election, though, is about the uncertainty it creates over brexit because we're on a very clear path before towards a hard brexit and now all options are in play, certainly increases the risk of crashing out of the eu without a deal, that risk is clearly increased. but also i think tha

carolyn? >> hadley, want to ask you about a potential role of russia here.iously we all read the reports that russia maybe placed some fake news that really brought this conflict to an escalation. i know we're quick to blame russia these days, but why exactly would russia be interested in destabilizing the region? >> it's a very good question. at the end of the day you have the gulf countries that in the last couple of weeks in particular seem to be growing closer once again to the united states, particularly with the visit of u.s. president donald trump. in terms of the situation in the middle east in particular with regards to russia, russia has really been trying to work on their foreign policy as well when it comes to relationship building with saudi and the uae. they're still on the other side when it comes to syria. when we're talking about efforts to destabilize, it really depends on what side of the table you're on. >> hadley, thank you so much for that roundup. >>> meantime, gm ceo mary barra has the backing of the shareholders. it rejected a stock

. >> carolyn but company paid more than $600 for for his mountain bike for her 14-year-old son aiden. you can igi panic set in when he came home and told her someone stolen when he was hanging out with homes. >> he was devastated. >> when friends told him they saw the bike around town. >> one day someone told carolyn they saw the bike on this website. offer up.com. she studied five different pictures of the bike for clues. it was all in the details she says. >> he put it on a pole, a metal light pole and there's only couple different areas in the neighborhood that actually have those poles. you could see details of the backyard. details of the the street. >> eventually she decided to search the name attached to the post. >> came right up with his name and some of the social media posts actually had like little emojis of bik. directory the scl distct address. >> bm. police went to the talk to t was happy that i t took it. >> reporter: i asked her p iices working ] >> she's welcome to come here . >> great investigator. s. thank you very much,ple wanted g a fating for your help revoir hs

eastern on the civil war, the disbanding of the confederate army of northern virginia is discussed by carolyn. >> these terms, the terms of appomattox has surrendered his army. they said nothing about declaring the confederacy. there has been a peace treaty and as of may 9, jefferson davis remains on the run. >> at 8:00 p.m. on lectures and history. boom of theas oil mid-20th century and the expansion of u.s. oil businesses to saudi arabia and canada. >> a geologist framed the theory saying that american oil reserves were going to really 1970 forcing the country into a difficult situation. this apocalyptic fear of america losing its oil sources is going to drive exploration abroad. >> sunday at four clock p.m. eastern on railamerica. the 1979 united nations film, the palestinian people do have rights. >> violence reads hatred, retaliation only brings for the retaliation. and i for night is paid at high interest rates in our day and age. >> at 6:30, president reagan's speechwriter and the former u.s. ambassador to germany on the trip to berlin and the brandenburg gate speech. ask i knew it was

carolyn miles is president and ceo. u ire here for an interview you'll see only morning."both. >> thank you for putting this report together. let me start with you, dr. biden. the report notes the threats to children are across the board regardless of income level or geoff. >> right. >> what's the threat? >> well, the threat is there are several childhood enders and we put out a report. by the way, it's a global report and tells what's happening to children all over the world. and then we looked at the united states and we used five of those enders and ranked our states. so the united states globally became 36. >> carolyn, i'm so surprised by -- i should p by -- by where you were born affects kind of childhood you will have, including your health, your lodge everity and the kapd of life you have. >> that's right. and that's why for save the children this is s the kind of childhood you have today will determine the kind of world we'll have in 15 years. looking at the enders of childhood, which, again, the disparities are all across the board. things like violence against ch

carolyn back to you in the studio. >> thank you. a couple of points. i want to pick you were on a few of those. just a few things here. he says it's not very business friendly. what would you say to that? >> they bring in a lot over the course of the coalition government certainly. they decided that they were going to implemented a national living wage taking it away from the low pay commission in making sure that any increase to the minimum wage was a safe one has points higher l politicized it. she is look to bring in pay ratios and publish gender pay gaps. she's coming from the interventionist community that's for sure. >> what about corbin on the other hand? he's gone more left than a lot of people expected. do you think this will hurt him? judging by the polls people seem to like it. especially the younger people. >> so when you look at labor policies, individually like nationalizing the railways you tend to find a lot of support but labor habit done well for over a year now especially with corbin at the helm. they don't think that labor can go wi

through a connection able to contact the carolyn institute where abortion was legal an obtain oi aborted fetus who was in 1962 a mother of several young children with a whose who wasn't too much use and often out of town for manual labor and wasn't much help when he was around. a alcoholic with a criminal record and she could not face another child. hover, although it was legal in sweden to get an abortion it was not easy. many doctors wouldn't perform them. and by the time mrs. ex found swedish gin kolg who agreed to perform abortion she was four months pregnant a character in herself and tell you about her and if anyone is aware, tries to race ahead the fetus a female was about eight a inches long wrapped in a sterile green cloth and transported to the carolyn institute? stockholm where lungs dissected flown to philadelphia where waiting for them. in the summer of 1962, as social change was coming in the u.s., rachel carsons silence ring publish many other events afoot. [inaudible conversations] well -- haflex deriving to wuu38 cell and he create ared 800 of these tiny cells each had t

i'm kate larson in for carolyn tyler. we'll start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi everyone. starting out with less in the way of the fog. keeping the fog along the peninsula and parts of the east bay. here's a look at live doppler 7. it will fill in a little bit. coolest temperatures in the north bay. 2 to 4 degrees cooler. 57 in hayward. it's 55 in san jose. a look at the golden gate bridge. few clouds this morning. 50s, 60s to near 70 by noontime. nice day today. once again the winds kicking up at the coast. get set for a warmup to start the week. i have some showers to talk about for the week ahead. that's coming up in a few minutes. kate? skbliefrmgts thanks, lisa. developing news out of london. officials are discussing a terrorist incident. the third such attack since march. this map shows you how close saturday night's attacks were. three people in a van ran down pedestrians on london bridge. they drove to nearby borough market and stabbed a number of people. the van you see here with the back doors open is the one polic

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i'm jessica castro in for carolyn tyler. let's start with lisa argen. >> live doppler 7 showing nothing in the way of low clouds. we are starting out with low numbers. the atmosphere warmed yesterday and we're still under the heat advisory and the spare the air alert today, second of the summer season. 68 in oakland. 78 in livermore, brentwood 82 and 72 in san jose. so we're from about 5 to 8 degrees warmer from oakland to san francisco. today will be the hottest day we'll see and with that the air quality goes down in our inland east bay and the santa clara valley. so the heat advisory is extended through thursday evening so limit your out door activities and stay hydrated and the teams by 8:00 in the mid-80s from concord, 82 in livermore and your 70 already in san francisco. we'll have a full look at your accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> look at those numbers. >>> you heard it is going to be a scorcher, so take it slow and hydrate and try to stay cool. a live look out east where the temperatures are expected to

i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen who is tracking live doppler 7. >> chris, that's right. snow in the sierra. interesting weather today as we look at live doppler 7. looks rather normal, right? well, as we go into the north, you'll notice a rotation in the clouds here. the weather system bringing snow to the sierra nevada. 2 to 5 inches possible. to the beach we go. 58 in santa cruz and boy a, cool and breezy day here. 60s san jose and look at this. this is why. you can see the clouds in the mountains. it looks like january but we are looking at temperatures in the 40s for highs in south lake. 61 novato. the winds gusting to 30 miles an hour at the airport. 22 mile an hour gusts from oakland, mountain view, 25 mile an hour gusts for san carlo. your forecast calls for the temperatures to be in the 50s and 60s by noontime and the winds even stronger. the temperatures slightly cooler. could see even an isolated shower or thunderstorm here later on today. i'll g

i'm jessica castro in for carolyn tyler.et's start with aquick look at the weather because it is going to be hot. here is meteorologist lisa argen. >> and it looks beautiful with the golden sun and right now the temperatures are comfortable. live doppler 7 showing fog-free conditions and at our east bay hills camera, it looks hazy. a spare the air alert day. second one of the season. 64 in san francisco. 71 in san jose and upper 60s in mountain view but 54 at half moon bay. so the breeze above 2,000 feet. helping this morning but by this afternoon, it is just going to be hot in marin county. mid-60s. 73 in concord and up everywhere compared to 24 hours ago, 2 to 9 degrees. so with a warm start and a heat advisory through thursday, we are in this really uncompromising fo uncompromising position for a while with heat-related illness possible and limit your out door activity and stay hydrated and wear light clothes and pets and seniors anita need extra care. and 90s by noontime and we'll talk about when the heat eases coming up

maybe carolyn can get us into the next parade. >> it was a unbelievable. and a long hot day in the sun for a lot of people waiting out there. >> yeah, new records today. temperatures in oakland did exceed normal june highs. spectacular day as you can see from sky 7. let's get the latest from abc7 news anchor spencer christian. >> i prefer to be referred to as the weather warrior. here here's what's happening. let's look back just a moment. during the time of the parade it was bright and sunny as you mentioned. high temperatures a little bit above the average, but we didn't have any excessive heat, though. so, that's a good thing. however, the u.v. index was quite high and overexposure to the sun in those condilgss can be hazardous, but again, temperatures remained in a mild to warm range. now let's look ahead to the evening hours as some of the sell brandts are no doubt hanging around from now up until sunset. it will still be bright sunny and mild, temperatures in the 70s until after 8:00 p.m. or so. however, as we look a little bit farther ahead, a heat

disbanding of the confederate army of northern virginia is discussed by purdue university professor carolyn jany. >> remember, lee's terms at appomattox had surrendered his army. they had said nothing about declaring the confederacy defunct. there had been no peace treaty and as of may 9, jefferson davis remained on the run. >>> at 8:00 p.m. on lectures in history, university of notre dame history professor on the east texas oil boom of the mid-20th century and the expansion of u.s. oil businesses to saudi arabia and canada. >> a geologists frames the theory of oil saying that mesh oil reserves were going to collapse by 1970, forcing the country into a difficult situation so this kind of apocalyptic fear of america losing its oil sources is going to drive exploration abroad. >>> sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1979 united nations film "the palestinian people do have rights." >> violence breeds hatred, retaliation brings further retaliation, an eye for an eye is often paid at high interest rates in our day in age. >>> and at 6:30, president reagan's speech writer peter robin

i'm kate larson in for carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. want to show the tweets from the warriors. officially gameday. >>> then this photo, counting down to tipoff. you can see from the clock on the corner of your screen, we're 9:31 away from the start of espn's coverage of game 2 of the nba finals. fortunately there's a bedples dwhere you both get what yous? want every night. enter sleep number and the semi-annual sale going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. now it's our lowest price ever on our temperature balancing i8 bed, save $700. ends sunday. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> good morning, america. and breaking this morning. terror in london. [ screaming ] >> a speeding van plowing into a crowd on london bridge. slamming into pedestrians. minutes later, the armed assailants, one wearing a fake explosive vest, getting out and stabbing dozens at a

it is sunday, june 25th i'm tiffany wilson in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick check of the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we see all the fog behind you and check it out, looks like a summertime pattern here. live doppler 7 with all of the sunshine so far in our inland east bay. but don't worry it spreading to the west. and we'll have a good dose of that. want to point your attention no to the north of us, a source of further cooling as we get going for the last week of june. 56 in the city. 62 in mountain view . san jose, cloudy at 63. upper 50s santa rosa. 64 and sunny skies in concord and livermore nice at 63. 50s, 60s, to near 70 now with clouds and sun. partly cloudy through noon time. more sun, but still a little gray at the coast. 60s there. breezy. mid-80s inland. look at last full week of june coming up with my accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >>> a celebration of diversity is about to take over san francisco. the 47th annual pride parade starts in just about 90 minutes. abc 7

carolyn is on our democrats line. >> caller: hi, how are you? >> good. >> caller: i taped it because i wasn't at home but the short part that i did see after i goat home, i think session is lying just like trump is lying and all the rest of them. they know what's going on and sessions was to me, he was nervous. he couldn't get his answers out good, to me. so like i said, i haven't seen all of it but i am going to rewind my tapes and watch it. >> why -- just to reberate it, if you didn't tape it we're going to reair it tonight. john on the independent line, go ahead. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. listen, i only got one thing in my mind that's bothering me. first -- well, two things, actually. first of all, why isn't anybody in the senate or congress going after flynn? because he's the one that started all this. >> going after who? >> flynn. >> ok. >> ms. yates was the first one to get fired because she brought the attention to the white house that he was -- might be in a position to be blackmailed by russia. but that's neither here nor th

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the disbanding of the confederate army of northern virginia is discussed by carolyn janie.erms hadber, lee's surrendered his army. they had said nothing about declaring the confederacy defunct. there's been no -- there had been no peace treaty and as of may 9, jefferson davis remained on the run. >> on lectures in history. during the chuck on the east texas oil boom and the expansion of u.s. oil businesses to saudi arabia and canada. >> geologists framed the theory saying that american oil reserves were going to collapse by 1970, forcing the country into a difficult situation. so this apocalyptic fear of america losing its oil sources is going to drive exploration abroad. >> sunday at four clock p.m. eastern on railamerica, the 1979 united nations film, the palestinian people do have rights. >> of violence breeds hatred. we tell you only brings further retaliation. and i for an i is paid at -- an eye for an eye is paid with interest rate. >> -- recalled reagan's trip to berlin and the brandenburg gate speech. >> he knew it was a great applause line and i knew it was authent

she will play carolyn abbott is the next. —— carolyn abbott scoble.ing after a nasty fall in her quarterfinal tie against angelique kerber yesterday. we were doing the best we could to recover today but it wasn't quick enough. i am still a bit sore through my thoracic spine. it is a big tournament next week for all of us. big tournament next week for all of us. it is something i have to disregard when it comes to my health. my health has to come first. iam health. my health has to come first. i am definitely doing everything i can to be ready for wimbledon by taking a day at a time and whatever is best for my health. andy murray's preparation has also been hit by injury. he pulled out of his final warm—up match, an exhibition at hurlingham, due to a sore hip. he was unable to practice yesterday, but did manage to get out with his coach ivan lendl earlier — although he was showing some ominous signs, moving gingerly at the all—england club. after his session murray said he's hopeful he'll be fit for monday. so assuming he does play at the all—england c

. >> reporter: chester county sheriff carolyn welch said her team of officers and federal agents took down baker without incident capturing him at this hotel in exton. he was in the hotel room bathroom and when he was arrested made one comment to authorities, that still has them shaking their head. >> the defendant said i don't know why this is such a big deal. >> reporter: after baker's court appearance this afternoon he is facing a -- being held on hundred thousand dollars cash bail and facing years in prison. d.a. says that should be plenty of time for him to realize why this was all such a big deal. reporting live from exton, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> officialness montgomery county are working to repair a huge water main break. it occurred after 3:30 at intersection of tyson and brad field avenues in abington. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at the scene where residents have been asked to evacuate, cleve, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ukee. the water has, stopped going through roadways and through yard here, but we are here at edgehill roa

disbanding of the confederate army of northern virginia is discussed by purdue university professor carolyn janie. >> remember, lee's terms, had surrendered his army. they had said nothing about the clearing the confederacy deflunkt. there had been no peace treaty. as of may 9th, jefferson davies remains on the run. >> then at 8:00 p.m. on lectures in history, university of notre dame history professor darren dotcha on the east texas oil boom of the mid-20th century and the expansion of u.s. oil businesses to saudi arabia and canada. >> a geologist frames the theory of peak oil saying that american oil reserves were going to really collapse by 1970, forcing the country into a difficult situation. and so this kind of apocalyptic fear of america losing its oil services is going to drive exploration abroad. >> and sunday at 4 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1979 united nations film the palestinian people do have rights. >> violence breeds hatred. retaliation brings only further retaliation. an eye for an eye is often paid at high interest rates in our day and age. >> and at 6:30, president r

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garner i will bring in carolyn fairburn from the cbi. --i will in carolyn fairburn from the cbi.certainty. we have talked about this for over a year since brexit. what can businesses do with this? there is a sense they have to get on with it. businesses that do and they are really good at it. this is one of the reasons we have seen real resilience and investment has been continuing. when uncertainty reaches of such a level. you get pause beginning to be pressed. you just don't want to see that. it is time for a bit of a reset, a reset, a bit of a mindset change, to listen really well to what businesses need because it matters to all of us. it is what pays for the health service, it is what pays for salaries. it is a chance to put some of these questions about digital infrastructure, how we will build homes, how we will get better rail services and brexit negotiations on track, right at the centre of the conversations we are having everyday. if you are the prime minister, what would you be doing for business? i will be going out there talking about how important there talking abou

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. >>> good afternoon, i'm general james martin and i'm joined by my associate, carolyn gleason. i think what you'll see in this budget is that our message and our budget is consistent with what we've done over the last two years. for the last seven years, though, american airmen have always been there, breaking barriers, dominating the high ground, and providing unmatched global vigilance, reach, and power as part of the world's greatest joint war fighting team. the unique capabilities that we bring are foundational to the joint force in our nation. but 26 years of continuous combat operations and budget uncertainty have taken their toll. since 2014, the world has changed. it continues to remain very unstable. today, air force capabilities are in high demand. and that demand will only continue to grow. to meet the demands now and into the future, we believe our fy '18 budget request sets the conditions to improve readiness, fill critical capability gaps and build future lethality. but it will take time and it will take additional resources. to be successful, we will need an incr

i'm carolyn reedy, president and chief executive officer of simon and schuster and it is my great

i'm carolyn reedy, president and chief executive officer of simon and schuster and it is my great pleasure and honor to introduce calorie content, hillary rodham clinton. [applause] of course, when you been the first female presidential nominee of a major political party, former secretary of state, twice elected senator from new york, and first lady of the united states, introduce is a relative term. [laughter] but you also know hillary clinton as a major best-sellingt author and being on the front lines of bookselling have witnessed firsthand her tremendous ability to write books that galvanize readers and create traffic and excitement in your bookstores as her publisher fiber and schuster is proud and fortunate to have had a long and happy relationship with hillary clinton and we are grateful to have published every one of her five previous books beginning with it takes a village in 1996. all three of her memoirs had gone on to become number one bestseller and this fall this together, we get to have another great book experience. not just one but two. as you here in a few moments she sta

like carolyn mentioned, they're way behind spotify, apple music. is this a way to boost numbers on the platform or no material impact >> personally i can't see that i think the -- if you're a jay-z fan and wanted to support his work, you would already be on the service. i don't think this is about bringing more subscribers over >> is tidal remaining a niche service in terms of the broader music streaming landscape? will it be dominated by the likes of spotify and apple music? >> it's numbers still pale in comparison to spotify, apple music. yeah, it does remain niche it has a part to play. obviously it offers more high fidelity streaming service yeah, it definitely has a part to play. sdfrnl >> does that mean record labels are dead in the past they would do the marketing, the fanfare around a record release, now in the case of jay-z it's sprint, used to be samsung, his own production company. they don't need the record labels anymore or is that really just specific to mega, mega stars like jay-z >> certainly not their roles have changed we have see

carolyn buttco said she paid more than $600 for her son's beige a fuji, mountain bike for her 14 year-old son aidan after he told her someone stole. she was determined to get it back. she got a tip that the bike was listed up for sale on offer up.com and she searched social media, found the name attached, to the powe, found the person that was listing it she tracks down their house, calls the police, officers go there, talked to the family and they get that bike back. >> i was happy that i finally got it back and found out who took it. >> did they offer you a job? >> we're working on that. >> difficult ask for an honorary badge but i don't know if that will happen. >> cute mom. look at. that the mom hopes that is there consequence for the teenager who took the bike, aidan has learn his lesson and learned to lock up the bike so he is happy to have it back. wear a helmet, hey. >> good detective work. >>> 4:21. lets go over to frankford a man posed as a customer and they be pulled a gun on the 7-eleven clerk. he walk up to the counter holding a bunch of touch and as the clerk rang him up, th

fox news correspondent carolyn shively joins us live from washington with the latest. >> reporter: congressmanteven scalise is one of the worse injured today. he was injured in the hip, shot in the hip. he had surgery this morning followed by a procedure to stop the bleeding. we're told he will need a few more surgeries. he remains in critical condition tonight as mr. trump visited him here in the hospital. is gunfire erupted wednesday morning in alexandria as congress members practiced for a baseball game. steve scalise was critically injured, a lobbyist, and staffer were also shot. others were hurt as they dove for cover including texas congressman roger williams. >> the thin blue line held today. law enforcement officers everywhere should be proud. >> reporter: president trump among those praising the officers who risked their lives to save others. >> how our brave capitol police performed a challenging job with incredible skill and their sacrifice makes democracy possible. >> the shooter was fatally shot by police identified as james hodgkinson of belleville, illinois. he had been living i

her name is carolyn buttco, there she is. she paid a lot of money. it was a christmas present for that fuji mountain bike for her 14 year-old aidand and someone stole inn and she said i'm not to go let this go. she found it on the internet at offer up.com. she found the name. she track down the address. then she called the police. police went there and they found the teen that they think stole it and then, just like. that. >> i was happy that i found out who took it they offer you a job. >> we're working on that. >> i did ask for an honorary badge but i don't know what will happen. >> a cute mom. >>> and she does hope that there will be consequences so that teen who stole the bike, learns their lesson as well, aidan has learned his lesson. he will lock up his bike in the future but he still need to wear a helmet. >>> we will show you video weeks did show you this on good day yesterday. look at what happened to this ambulance. big fire, right there. this was in montgomery county. 9:15. right near germantown pike and einstein way over to einstein. ever

i am chris wynn in for carolyn tyler.e weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> it's not june gloom. it's a june chill. how is that? we have not only clear conditions but we're looking at gusty winds and temperatures well below average. all due to the system to the north which will spread showers in northern sacramento valley. possibly higher hills around the bay area, check out the

civil war, the disbanding of the confederate army of northern virginia is discussed by professor carolyn janie. >> lee's terms had surrendered his army. they had said nothing about declaring that the confederacy was defunct. as of may 9 much jefferson davis remained on the run. >> at 8:00 p.m., professor darren on the east texas oil boom of the mid-20 century. and the expansion of u.s. oil businesses to saudi arabia and canada. >> geologist framed the theory of peak oil saying american oil reserves were going to really 1970, forcing the country into a difficult situation. fear of america losing its oil sources is going to drive exploration abroad. >> sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1979 united nations film the palestinian people do have rights. foriolence breeds hatred retaliation brings only further retaliation. an eye is paid at a high interest rate these days. reagan'sd burr recalls trip to berlin. >> he knew it was a great applause line. i knew it was authentic ronald reagan. arc.ry has an we would never celebrate that famous speech if in fact the notts of 1989 had t

disbanding of the confederate army of northern virginia is discussed by purdue university professor carolyn janie. >> remember, lee's terms, the terms had surrendered his army. they had said nothing about declaring the confederacy defunct. there was no peace treaty. and jefferson davis remained on the run. >> at 8:00 p.m. on lectures in history, university of notre dame history professor darren docha on the east texas oil boom of the mid 20th century and the expansion of u.s. oil businesses to saudi arabia and canada. >> a geologist frames the theory of peak oil saying that american oil reserves were going to really collapse by 1970 forcing the country into a difficult situation. and so this kind of apocalyptic fear of america lotion its oil sources is going to drive exploration abroad. >> and sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on reel america, the 1979 united nations film the palestinian people do have rights. >> violence breeds hatred. retaliation brings only further retaliation. an eye for an eye is often paid at high interest rates in our day and age. >> and at 6:30, president reagan's speechw

carolyn. kent. stupid and sick? the same amount? greg in texas.g. keep the focus again with the fat head. finally, forget comey, focus on the economy. if you really want to know how far this trump investigation goes, keep an eye on how this recovery goes. not kidding. barring any new revelations, doesn't really matter what james comey or anyone else is saying. scandals take a life of their own. not to minimize the watergate scandal. let's just say an oil embargo by opec and soaring gas prices, runaway gas prices. that's not to say hearings don't matter. time and again, the environment in which they are going on matters more. that's also why, as big a deal as bill clinton lying under oath might've been for republicans trying to impeach him, it wasn't nearly as big a deal as a booming economy and stock market for voters and investors who ultimately stood by him. would they have stood by him had their stocks not been soaring or the economy and often roaring? just my opinion, but not likely. think about it. you don't turn out or even think of forcing

interesting how it responds particularly on the markets, want to turn our focus, cnbc's carolyn rothndon. what can you tell us how this is playing out on international markets. >> look, when it comes to international markets, one commodity we always look at is oil prices. we saw quite a jump in oil prices. that moderated a little bit. oil prices up by half of 1% when it comes to crude. because of the geopolitical risk premium added to the price of oil. obviously this is a result of the lopping simmering tensions seen between qatar and other gcc states. i should add, though, qatar itself is not a major producer of oil but it is the biggest supplier in the region of liquefied natural gas and big supplier of condensate. doha main equities index down as much as 8% at one point this morning, last time i checked off by 7%. quite a big hit there. when it came to equity markets across the region in europe, we are lower. hard to say whether it's the qat qat qatari impact or terror attacks. back to you. >>> up next on "morning joe" more on the london terror attack as police continue to carry o

pounds one of the hottest tours going around, just sold out the happen palo twice, just did it up at carolyn'silly second home from being in new york, we love the city. we keep it real in the city. philly keeps it real. just like that dude, audition for the eagles, eagles going to keep it real. if he is good he has a chance. >> true. >> if not he will be back on that same corner. >> oh, my gosh. so information is on the scene right now, this is the day, just in time for father day, if you want to keep it real with your dad, why don't you bring them, i say good idea. >> it is beautiful. >> looking forward to it. >> looking forward to having you there. >> i'm going to be on stage. >> we changed the name from the beauty and the beast. >> all right, who likes? >> oh, uh-huh. >> charlie mack. >> limo. >> do you see what they do on father day? they brought the money. >> and charlie mack's like you know? no, he is looking over there. all right, thank you, fellows, nice to meet you. >> thank you for having us. >> will the 36ment fire fight music festival kicks off today. we will show you what we can e

carolyn's house, she has sunny conditions in philadelphia. says that what a beautiful bright sun shining day but the heat is on. we do have the sunshine but we are taking the heat, and a little bit of humidity witt. we will increase the heat a few degrees for high temperatures tomorrow and we will tack on a few degrees with the dew point as well. it will be a little bit more steamy. but so far yesterday makes two , 90 or -- or today, last month we had three, 90-degree days. that is up to five this season average season, 23. so it looks like we are probably going to have more 90-k it is not even officially summer but heat advisory for tomorrow, philadelphia surrounding counties so in and along i-95, south jersey, northwestern suburbs, parts of the delaware this runs until noon to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. really want to take it easy so that record heat is on. record is 95 in philadelphia back in the 1950 ease. forecast high 96 degrees, which would shot their rorrer. heat, good reminders just to remember. wear light, loose colored or light weight col

but carolyn says hopes there's some consequence for the teen who took the bike.n has learned valuable lesson chunnelly use the lock he has for the bike. >> that's a good idea. >> my goodness. >> that's what bike locks are for. good ending though. thanks shawnette. >>> tonight philadelphia police are identifying the officer involved in fatal shooting. officer ryan 12 year veteran shot and killed 30-year-old david jones last thursday. police say jones was riding recklessly on his dirt bike and when the officer tried to question him, there was a struggle. police say jones reached for gun and that's when the officer shot him. he's now on administrative duty pending the results of internal investigation. >> we now have the mug shot of a man charged in crash that killed a mother and injured her son. police say on saturday ryan mchugh was driving north on aramingo his suv jumped the curb and hit the mom and her son, 27-year-old rosa rojas did all she could to save her children she push her daughter out of the way just in time and she shielded her boy. she ended up trapp

i am chris wynn in for carolyn tyler. a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> it's not june gloom. it's a june chill. how is that? we have not only clear conditions but we're looking at gusty winds and temperatures well below average. all due to the system to the north which will spread showers in northern sacramento valley. possibly higher hills around the bay area, check out the winds. you can see the camera shaking. low 50s in the city. 53 in san jose. 54 in mountain view. at the beach today, it will be sunny and gusty. we are looking at winds well w over 30 miles an hour. the winds now at the airport, 36 milesen a your ho. hayward, 24-mile-an-hour gusts. novato up to 28-mile-an-hour winds. by the afternoon we'll keep a few clouds around. 50s and 60s noontime and perhaps a 70 in the inland valleys. it won't be the norm. we'll see the cool weather, maybe some showers or a thunderstorm. we'll have your neighborhood forecast and a look at a big warmup coming up. >>> a school district in brentwood has

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