about as a child what do you dream about today you know that's a very complicated question indeed because dreams they are transforming very changing usually. simile throughout your life when i was a child i had one dream and than i grew up and i had different dreams and new dreams and then some more dreams came afterwards as to find this occasion would be happy to have a dream because you have a dream means that you are ready to go forward to push forward to two years you really have something to give your life to as you're doing it and i sincerely hope that each and every one of you has a dream and you are ready to pursue that dream in the pro you michel usually you can change the direction of your work and life but you always should have a dream that should pursue it if you can take you see it of course but for concluding our conversation i well i would like to make it fair i would like to have a forward thing i will receive one question from every sector of the studio one question to come up with. so called overeager of the mike to well that girl was she was so a

. ♪ >>> we're back. 7:42, with the tug-of-war over a title that most people dream of holding. >> talkingtime thursday, amazon's jeff bezos dethroned bill gates as the world's richest person. both have amassed head-spinning fortunes. this morning, a battle between billionaires. amazon ceo jeff bezos versus microsoft founder bill gates, neck and neck for the world's richest title, richest person. >> a new world's richest person is found. >> no one has become as rich, as quickly as jeff bezos. bezos eclipsed gates for the win. he made $1.4 billion when amazon stock edged up 2%. by the end of the day, gates reclaiming the title. today, each of them is worth nearly $90 billion. at $694 a second, he makes the average american salary in about an hour. the average american would have to work around 1,300 years to make a day of bezos' pay. his rise comes after his purchase of "the washington post" in 2013 and amazon's expansion into industries as diverse as television and food. matt talked to bezos about it in 2012. >> amazon has a pioneering culture. it's a big team of people that are experiment

i'll reset if this is a dream, don't wake me. -- i have often said if this is a dream, don't wake me.: when you give a $500 million gift, you write a check out? is it hard to give that money? phil: yes. ♪ david: you are one of the wealthiest men in the united states and the world, and also one of the biggest philanthropists. when did you realize you just can't take it with you and it is better to give it away? at what point do you say i have to do something with this other than hold onto it? phil: it was fairly late in the process because i always thought was going to disappear. i often said if this is a dream, don't wake me. as the years went on, it seemed more real, so as i got older, i said to me can take it with you, but i wanted to focus on three-four main charities. david: to the university of oregon, you have given a couple of hundred million dollars related to athletics, but $500 million recently for a science center, so why so generous? phil: basically, i have to laugh because two of the great entrepreneurs, bill gates and steve jobs, basically dropped out of college when the

it is implying it is a dream sequence. it is implying it is a dream sequence. we are, maybe we are not awake or asleep. it is what happens when you lose track of objective reality and you just start to trust your fears. it is like that classic horror movie with a cold hand on the back of the neck. it is not the film the trailers make it look like. they make it look like it is a slam—bang horror. if you want something that is going to cause you to lose sleep, you should see it. i think you would not enjoy it but admire it. the director is only in his 20s. yes, it is just ridiculous, the director is only in his 20s. yes, it isjust ridiculous, he is incredibly talented. yes, it is just ridiculous, he is incredibly talented. it is all to do with what is implied rather than what is actually shown. which is the sort of film that is the most frightening. i hearyou, in terms of the skill that went into it. the midwife is about a friendship between the two main characters. catherine deneuve is beatrice, her father's lover has had a medical diagnosis, suddenly she reappe

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will it always be just a dream? guest: i don't think it is just a dream. my grandparents came from greece. my parents made it to the middle class. my brothers somewhat above the middle class. i am a living, breathing example of the american dream. it is not been very dreamy the past 30 plus years with the exception of about five or six years in the 1990's. most people have not seen their standards of living go up. in fact, if you look at generational comparisons, somebody of my age with my background and education is probably making less than somebody 20 years older than me. somebody 20 years younger than me with exactly my demographics will be making less than i. we are seeing a deeper erosion. it does not mean it is gone. immigrants are showing every day that capacity of the system to work, but the economics of right now of our system is a disadvantage for the vast majority of people. host: we welcome your comments on twitter as well. twitter.s are also on later on you can check your twitter feed and see how you held up this morning. independent line, ma

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jackson the guy really did it as the perpetrator but she went through this ; and said it came to me in a dream she was mad at clearances' wife at that time so that was set in that is our happened. >> it is usually a bizarre confluence that causes an innocent person to be convicted that there is a bizarre confluence so the first one that i did that the defendant loaned his two best friends to guns and there was a contract out on that and angelo and behold they were killed in one of the guns that killed him was kennedy's gun. that was its and ballistics did him in despite the fact we had several confessions from those you knew who really did it in the real perpetrator had confessed so it was amazing how these things happened. >> but with that first confession to identify the person who really did it. >> to see him on tv to say the victim was the does for a woman with glasses thicker than, coke bottles but as a victim's advocate she said i grabbed him by the shirt but i looked at him and i saw it was clarence and that's did it in favor convinced he was the man. >> so that original identification

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disappear.all they said, if this is a dream, don't wake me. d: when you get a $500 million gift, do you wire the money? is it hard to write this checks? mr. knight: yes. ♪ david: because of the success of the company, you're one of the wealthiest men in the united dates and one of the wealthiest men in the world. you're also one of the biggest philanthropist. this talk about philanthropy for a moment. when did you realize you can't take it with you and better to give it away? at what point, do you say you have to do something with this other than hold onto it? mr. knight: kerley late in the process because i thought it was all going to disappear. i often said, if this is a dream, don't wake me. as the years went on, it became more real. can'tot older, i said you take it with you but i wanted to focus on three or four main charities rather than try to spread across the board. given a couple hundred million dollars related to athletics, but you have given millions to a science center. i did you decide to be so generous? mr. knight: i have to laug

king's i have a dream day. n lewis, let me show you what he said about the president, which he's about a generation ahead of me and charlene probably a generation or more behind you and i, but it shows we are all saying the same thing. listen to john lewis here. >> we have come a distance. we made progress, but there are forces in america trying to slow us down or take us back. i think the person we have in washington today is uncaring, knows very, very little about the struggle and the history of the civil rights movement. >> when you hear john lewis and earlier this week when i was in chicago we went and visited with reverend jesse jackson and andrew young, when you hear these people saying this about donald trump, different than you and i and charlene, different generation and sometimes different approaches, but everyone saying the same thing, doesn't that heighten your concern that he is talking about bringing in the feds without talking to anyone and dealing with the issues that charlene has laid out here t

it is a dream to drive it, especially on winding roads. >> this is "bloomberg pursuits." ♪ ♪ >> there-size-fits-all choice for shoppers seeking a sports car. with seval great bnds, it is smart to compare. she helps out by taking three top sports cars for a test drive. the perfect sports car should combine sexy good looks, nimble steering, power, and high-quality cabin. it will be expensive, but not so pricey that it is out of reach for everyone. >> porsche, mercedes, and jaguar have three of the top sports cars on top offered today. but which is best for you? let's get the numbers out of the way. all three have impressive stats. the porsche is slightly behind the mercedes-benz and jaguar. but each is a thrill to drive in its own way. >> this is the 2017 porsche 911 cabriolet. b immune is a 420-horsepower, six-cylinder boxer engine mounted in the rear. it is difficult to describe the feeling behind the wheel. this is where that mystical porsche x-factor comes in. the rear will drive on 20-inch wheels and torque factoring grip the road better than any other model in our group. the amg g

. >> this is a dream come true for me. this is absolutely a dream come true.as able to drink a little wine out of it two years ago when zach johnson won it. a lot of people told me it was bad luck. boy, it feels good to have this in my hand. >>> d.c. sports hall of famer katie ledecky taking the gold in the woman's 400 freestyle and also won goal in the 4 by 100 freestyle winning her third straight title and is now up to 11 world titles overall. she's already in the hall of fame. >> it makes you people like you're standing still. >> ri she's unbelievable. bethesda's own, congrats to her. >>> what do you have for us tomorrow? do we need to jump in a pool tomorrow? >> we'll dry out tonight, as some of us should anyway, but we have a dryout tomorrow after the showers and storms tonight, hot tomorrow, an isolated storm and much better tuesday and wednesday before the storms come back for the second half of the week. >> we'll take it. what are we going to do really? you can get updates any time to our wusa9 app. you should follow us on facebook, twitter and all tha

it's a dream come true because it eliminates all the things in obamacare that the americans hated and it leaves the backbone of the aca intact. it's inexplicable that we have a party in the senate that basically become the oh, let's put paper or water -- toilet paper thrown up against the wall when they could be pushing health savings accounts and health care cooperatives and getting rid of the monstrosity and offering competition and choice. sorry, kellyanne conway come as a conservative, those are the things i believe in deeply and that's what the president is tag about. >> that's right. the president talked about it just this week in several addresses. like i said, the skinny repeal, i have never heard that phrase. when members of the house and senate ran successfully on repealing and replacing obamacare. i didn't hear them say swim at the edges. cut and shave here. i think this is why frankly congress has such a low approval rating. the media's approval rating is far below the president's approval rating. they just don't cover it as much. and that's because people are looking for

many congrats to jordan spieth. >> this is a dream come true. absolutely a dream come true.t was bad though. starting to believe today. it feels good to have this in my hands. >> jourdan spieth with $1.8 million. career earnings now over 44 million but the fellow american day three. kercher wins over a million dollars at doc johnson tie for 14th. a look at the other notables. rickie fowler received and i to over and also johnson list. tied for 54, four over par. only 21 years old, third place, best finish ever. two of the best pitchers in major league baseball suffered injuries on sunday. best picture on the best team this evening. clayton kershaw tweaked his lower back on the right side of the fighter in the second inning. 15 and to finish the second ending. dodgers blew the lead 5-4. the washington nationals lasted only two innings sunday. removed as a precaution. said there was site achiness in his forearm and want to nip this in the bud and he would get checked out by nationals team doctor tomorrow. can't read my come i can't read my poker face. you would go to if they w

. >> translator: it's something that we wish was a dream, a dream we could wake up from, to know that they are okay and that they are alive, but we know it's not. >> and a go fund me page has been set up to raise money for the family's funeral expenses. it's exceeded its goal of $50,000 in just one day, compassion pouring out. >>> and in the nation's mid section today, temperatures will soar to 100 degrees. with heat advisories and warnings in effect, temperatures will average five to ten degrees above normal with little relief in sight. these could be the hottest days so far this year. >>> there is a new clue in the of two girls in indiana. police released a new sketch of the suspect in the murders of abbey williams and libby german. the girls went missing in february after a hike on a nature trail. their bodies were found the next day. police have released an image of the suspect they say libby captured on her cell phone. >>> and in arizona, a wild scene captured on video as a bobcat attacks a man and his dog. a good samaritan actually jumped in to try to help. and then the bobcat b

i just -- i thought it was a dream. >> reporter: here's how it works. from a blood sample, a patient's own immune cells are separated out and then genetically reprogrammed, turning them into superfighters that hunt out and destroy cancer cells. at the fda hearing today, fighting back tears, tom whitehead testified next to emily. >> if you want to see what a cure looks like, she's standing right beside me. >> reporter: this fall the full fda is expected to approve this treatment for relapsing leukemia in children and young adults. it's grueling, but 83% of patients went into remission. the ultimate goal, try it on other cancers. >> it's hard for me to even articulate how exciting this is. i mean, this is -- everybody has been working toward this for so long. >> reporter: for emily whitehead today's decision is about hope. >> it's kind of exciting because it will get the treatment to a lot more kids. >> reporter: a historic step in science thanks to a brave young girl. rehema ellis, nbc news. >> pretty amazing, isn't it? >>> at the bottom of the world toni

in this today's love it, small gull in a small town had a dream come true courtesy of her idol. >> never too early to keep an eye on the weekends. it looks like it is going to be a great saturday and sunday , lots of sunshine with seasonable temperatures, comfortable conditions, we will be talking about saturday , sunday, and what you can spec for the rest of the work week, all >> seventy-one year old woman, incredible story, of survival, she and her chihuahua were stranded in washington's olympic national park for six days, until coast guard finally rescued them. they had to use a helicopter. she went to the park to scatter some of her husband's ashes. she said she survived the whole ordeal at finding shelter under two lotion, eating pine needle, berries, bugs, and drinking water from a nearby stream. throughout the entire ordeal, incredibly, she said, never gave up hope. >> i mean that's incredible. >> boy. >> you don't know what you're capable of doing until you're forced to do it. >> pretty awesome. >> absolutely. >> matthew? how is the weather out there? we've been inside all day ag

more than 15,000 people saw a dream come true. dream that maybe too many of us take for granted. >>> raising a glass on the 4th of july. coming up, a boom in small distilleries in cities and states around the country. now through july 10th,save up itto one-thousand dollarsle. in bonus discounts to create your perfect home. plus, you'll get thirty-six month, no interest financing. hurry in and celebrate with big savings. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. the star spangled sale is on now at havertys. >>> let's talk consumer news now. go home nasdaq, you're drunk. that's what one stock watcher tweeted after some big names were all listed at the same price. apple, amazon appeared to have dropped more than $800. >> buy, buy, buy. >> turns out it was a problem with nasdaq testing data, sent out to sites like yahoo, and google finance. an expert david ray warns investors don't act impullsively. >> don't go sell anyth

to go to disney and march down main street.sot the opportunity to march down main street has been a dream of mine every since i was a kid. evan crow is a junior who was the one who noticed that the bill was fake.he chased after kruse's car but was unsuccessull in catching her. sot almost hit me..she just basically robbed us of 80 dollars because she asked for 80 dollars in change. (pam) in el cerrito... more money is now on the table to solve attorney jim gilliland's murder. he was shot to death outside his home last october 27th. the police department says, since gilliland's murder, leads have dried up. last november, a 50-thousand dollar reward offered by friends and family... for any information leading to the arrest and conviction in this case ... and, those same friends and family ... have now doubled that reward to 100- thousand dollars. (grant) aother big story we're tracking takes us to benicia where four women hit up a c-v-s ... during business hours monday. and the pharmacy's surveillance cameras recorded the whole thing. four women rushed in...made a bee line for the alegegy me

on that night, she said she knew this day would come. >> i had a dream. i had a baby quiet and he handed me the baby. he said it is a girl. >> you dreamed about him handing you a baby that night? >> the same night. >> it was a girl. >> right. >> she asked doctors if they could preserve her husband's spermn't they didn't know if it would work, but it did. she went ahead with the invitro fertilization. >> i told my daughter he was a hero and that he made the ultimate sacrifice to make this world a safer place. >> the baby's name is angelina. >> yes. >> why is that? >> she is not only the angel for heaven but for the nypd, all the police officers. i hope she will bring all the hope and strength to my blue family. >> she is going to pass on that necklace with his badge number ber so it can always be close to her heart. >>> what a sweet story. >> absolutely. >> tropical storm emily is just slashing florida. a look at our next chance for rain. plus, we're going to hear from a 93-year-old redskins fan today at training cammen on her birthday and when will the pow

president has suspended campaigning out of respect for victims of the tragedy that should've been a dreamam but became a nightmare for both. it's being called new york's summer of hell — the delays for tens of thousands of commuters as urgent repairs are carried out at penn station, the busiest transport hub in america. it's part of a nationwide problem. donald trump has promised to be an infrastructure president, but new yorkers are complaining he's not doing enough for them, as nick bryant reports. it's a city of shimmering skyscrapers and evermore rusting infrastructure. where commuter trains move in slow motion, where some of the overhead lines that power them are more than 100 years old. the country's busiest rail route in the northeast corridor relies on bridges based on designs popularised in britain during the industrial revolution. and this is america's fastest train, which slows to an embarrassing five miles per hour on the approach to new york. routinely, they come to a complete halt because track closures reduce this network to a single usable line. it is horribly embarrassing

i have often said this is a dream, don't wake me. n you give a $400 million, $500 million gift, you write a check out? do you wire the money? is it hard to write that check? phil: yes. ♪ ♪ david: because of the success of the company, you are one of the wealthiest men in the united states and the world, and also one of the biggest philanthropists. so let's talk about that for a moment. when did you realize you just can't take it with you and it is better to give it away? what point in your life do you say i have to do something with this other than hold onto it? phil: it was fairly late in the process because i kept thinking it was all going to disappear. i often said if this is a dream, don't wake me. but yes, as the years went on, it seemed more real. yeah so as i got older, i said , you know, you cannot take it with you. i wanted to focus on three, four main charities rather than spread it across the board. david: to the university of oregon, your alma mater, you have given a couple of hundred million dollars related to athletics,

i often said, if this is a dream, don't wake me. d: so when you give a $400 million gift or $500 million gift, you write a check out or you wire the money and it is hard to write that check? phil: yes. ♪ david: because of the success of the company you are one of the wealthiest men in the united states and one of the wealthiest men in the world. you are also one of the biggest philanthropists in the united states and the world. let's talk about your philanthropy for a moment. when did you realize you just can't take it with you and it is better to give it away? at what point do you say i have to do something with this other than hold onto it? phil: it was fairly late in the process because i always thought was going to disappear. i often said, if this is a dream, don't wake me. yes, as the years went on, it seemed more real, so as i got older, i said to me can take it with you, but i wanted to focus on three or four main charities rather than to try and spread it across the board. david: to the university of oregon, you have given a

victims of a tragedy which should have been a dream winfor tragedy which should have been a dream win of hell. the delays for tens of thousands of commuters as repairs are being carried out at penn station, the biggest transport hub in america. it is part of a nationwide problem. donald trump has promised to be an infrastructure president but locals are complaining he is not doing enough for them. it isa he is not doing enough for them. it is a city of shimmering skyscrapers and evermore blasting infrastructure. a metre trains move in slow motion, some of the overhead lines that power them are more than 100 years old. the country's biggest railway region, the northeast corridor, relies on bridges based on designs popularised in britain during the industrial revolution. and this is america's fastest train, which slows to an embarrassing five miles per hour on the approach to new york. routinely, they come to a complete halt because this overloaded network has been reduced to single line. it is horribly embarrassing, especially when i have clients from overseas. it is almost a third wor

laura: still to come on tonight's program, a dream deferred hearing mexican immigrants brought to the u.s. as children back in a country they barely know. at least 50 people have been killed as heavy rains pound central and southern china. hundreds of thousands have been forced from their homes as water levels have risen above danger level. authorities have sent tents, food, and medicine to affected areas. heavy rain started to pound parts of the guangxi province on saturday. it's cities underwater. the flooding across huge areas of southern china is affecting more than one million people. the rescue operation is relentless. in this one region 90,000 people have been forced from their homes. it has triggered landslides, a torrent of mud buried part of this village. in the east, sections of the yangtse river are five meters higher than normal, putting pressure on a major dam. >> we received the command yesterday afternoon. with 32d 80 soldiers sets of equipment for an emergency operation. we plan to construct a dam to balance water pressure and avoid the collapse of the dam. reporter:

. >> it was a way of raising money to push this dream and it was a lot more money i could get from anywherei think it was like $6 million. which was like $6 billion. for me. >> this is cute. >> yep. >> for madden, who has been sober since 1989. >> so this is her shoe. >> money now filled the void once occupied by a life of partying, drugs and alcohol. >> money was your thing. >> yes for sure. >> and you pursued it to the nth degree. >> yes absolutely. >> how did you get in trouble. >> i got in trouble with these ipos i was trading with them on these new stocks that went public and so then i got in trouble. >> so you got inside information. >> well it was kind of a gray area, but yes, you could say it was securities fraud. >> when the feds caught on he was sentenced to 41 months in prison and forced to redesign as ceo. >> everybody makes mistakes, the question is when you get caught are you upset you made the mistake or that you got caught. that's the question, right, that is the question, like shakespeare. that is the question. >> and how do you answer that question? >> well on tv i have to

after the soaking summer into a dream friday for the weekend '5 low pressure is close by but it's more a fun chimed in showers jewellery. show was could be heavy 01’ jewellery. show was could be heavy or thundery but again some sunshine appearing after they've moved on. as for the windy friday, by the wind and it could be gusty around some of the showers. the start, many of us will be private showers becoming quickly, the south—west england, wales, spreading north—east and some hefty downpours affecting northern england and scotland through the day, again with the chance of rumbles of thunder and some hailed. northwest scotland, warm and sunny spells but bright and breezy and the odd shower in the northern island but not too many sunny spells among those islands of south anglia and east england in the evening but during that evening, the downfall is easing. part two of the weekend, sunday, sunshine and showers, still some heavy showers around and the more persistent rain effect in parts of eastern scotland. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: president trump's spok

. >> today, we shine a light on the people of myanmar who dream of wine. 600 kilometers north of myanmar'sgest city, this is a town that sits 1200 meters above sea level in the shan state. the region has long been a resort for the wealthy and foreigners to escape the heat. the current population is about 50,000. most locals are small farmers with no land of their own. myanmar's gdp is about 1300 u.s. dollars, one of the lowest in asia. most locals in this region live on even less. the town is home to one of myanmar's major wine producers. it was the first in the country to produce wine. the winery's vines are grown on its own estate, which stretches over 20 acres, the size of ten soccer fields. the grapes are harvested each march and made into wine, which is matured in tanks. the wine is bottled after being matured for a year. the winery currently produces 400,000 bottles annually. seven people work in the bottling plant. all of them come from the town and other local villages. the winery also operates an in-house restaurant. 40 people work in the front of house and kitchen. most of them a

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i hat to double check to make sure the silver medal was there but it's great, a dream come true. it back to your home club, what of the reception today? it has been brilliant. i have a lot of support from my club and a few guys here help me out and it's great. none prouder than the family members who cheered him on every step of the way. to be there was like being beamed down from out of space. every emotion. i had already cried my eyes out when he made the cut. all day and night, iwas out when he made the cut. all day and night, i was bubbling, out when he made the cut. all day and night, iwas bubbling, amazing. his brother albert was his caddie, earning him the nickname bert on the bag. how proud were you going down the 18th? i was struggling. bag. how proud were you going down the 18th? iwas struggling. i'd let him walk ahead. it will go down as the best day of my life. you cannot beat the open. it is the best walk in golf. i have heard a lot of great say it and i can agree with them. for fellow club members, say it and i can agree with them. forfellow club members, the say it

the whole continent, a dream of peace and security for everybody. eas and common values and trust. in creating such common home, we cannot put full stop, we cannot say thateri everything has been achieved and done ideally. we should do it every day together. has been brought down and distributed -- but it's idealogical struggles are still all over the world and we should admit that today as a result of our contradictions we are far from implementing the dream of a common home, but we should understand that united states and a prospering europe is our goal. helmut kohl proved during very difficult times that this goal is achievable to be head of his work is the responsibility that life on the shoulders of all european leaders, ladies and gentlemen, that life -- the life path of the chancellor of the german reunification and unity will continue to have respect all over the world. in russia, we'll remember him as our friend, wise and clever politician, an open, sincere person. on behalf of the russian federation, i would like to express the sincere cond