the chair of the howard university history department and brenda lawrence as we look back on 50 years ago today. "washington journal" continues on the sunday morning. we are back in a moment. >> join us on cspan3 today for an american history tv live on the 50th anniversary. the pulitzer prize winning historian of the university of michigan and editorial-page editor. part 1:15 eastern, a former detroit police chief and journalist. an american history tv special live today at noon eastern on cspan3. night, the cofounder and why hen his book thinks we are at the beginning of a third wave of internet development and why he is looking outside of silicon valley for the newest digital developments. >> now we are starting to see the third way pick up steam. that is the internet that will be integrated in more seamless and pervasive ways, sometimes invisible ways, throughout our lives in changing things like health care, education, transportation, energy, food. the gas tax of our live in big sectors of the economy. i wrote the book because it requires a different mindset and going to bewe are

i agree with howard marks that you need to position before it happens.e time it happens, there will be a very small door that everyone will try to get through to get out. the challenge with things like high-yield is that you really don't want to beat your allocation to the asset class percent. you want the asset manager who will pick the little gems in there. it is much about asset classes and it's only high-yield per se. jonathan: colin robertson lton ande andrew chor i'm pleased to say marilyn watson from black rock stays with us. look at treasuries. yields just a little bit higher by single basis point. by six on the 10 year and 10 on the 38 year yield. still ahead on this program, the week ahead features of bank of england rate decision, which apparently is not in on decision , and the u.s. jobs report as well. it's payrolls friday just around the corner. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ from new york city to our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." time for the final spread. coming up, venezuela could lead to a s

it's about time you did this. >> there's the embrace, howard. what happened? >> well, first of all, don't forget that during the campaign when the whole bus incident happened with billy bush comments and so forth that shocked so many people about what the then candidate trump had said earlier on, reince priebus suggested that candidate donald trump might want to consider getting out of the race. i don't think he recovered from that to begin with. he was on borrowed time from the moment he became chief of staff. he was never given the authority to really run the white house. he was never highly regarded by other people. he was called r reincey by the president as though he were a pet and not the chief of staff. the good news for anthony scaramucci here is he got his man. his got reince priebus. priebus is out. the bad news for scaramucci is the chief of staff is a marine corp general, retired. i'm wondering how long kelly will put up with the guy that scaramucci can talk with donald trump any time he wants without going through the chain of command. that will b

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why were the howard county police officers here in frederick country. law enforcement officials say this was part of cross jurisdictional effort. they were working on a case that was trying to solve a number of burglaries going on in this area. now, for the people that live around here this rural strep of route 27 we can tell you this was nothing short of wild scream. this is house of the bo bonita-garcia family and the oldest daughter tells us she was in this house t and mother and they were just enjoying the average. that is when they heard shots ring out. they didn't want to find out who was behind those gun shots and they got out of view and later tried to find out what happened. >>> first i heard bunch of police cars like sirens every time. i thought there was a crash in front of the house. then i heard one gun shot that i thought was like shooting. so i did not come out and see anything because i thought, i could be shot. >> reporter: now we're told from the frederick county sheriff department their understanding is that the officers involved in t

. >> welcome back to the legendary howard theater. beyond the lens, sounds ever streets.gic involved as well. "fox5" photo journalist takes us inside one man's sound of tricks. >> this is what happens when you make career decisions age 3♪ what i like most about street magic is people have no idea that you're going to be there. >> what's your name. >> ashley. >> ashley. >> that's correct. >> they're completely surprised that you are even there and that they're meeting a real mathematician and then you surprise them with the effect. they're not anticipating they're just stroll ago long enjoying their day and boom, something impossible happens. >> whoa. >> it's a communication. >> ouch. >> ew. >> i'm communicating with the audience. >> what i'm about to show you completely impossible. >> and they see it visually. >> anywhere, anywhere, right there? >> their response comes back to me as another communication. >> queen of clubs. >> woo. >> it feels like i just snapped them out of a moment where they may have been jaded or felt like they had seen everything and then suddenly i

billionaire investor howard marks of oaktree capital issues a warning about current valuations.e begin with a big issue -- fading inflation forces raising questions for the fed. >> yes, inflation has come down. we have gone through a string of lower inflation. i do not think it dissuades the fed from doing what they had planned to do. >> the fact that inflation is being made out the way it is and the decision could be driven by it, i assume that they will not be data dependent. it is going to be employment and other things driven, which is doing very well. the fact that they may not tighten or may take remedial measures because of low inflation, that is news. >> yellen is getting dovish and it plays into that trend. the market has gotten a little short as well. ,hat also plays into it . >> i think this is a fed the has to wait until they see the whites of the eyes of inflation before they raise rates again. >> i think we have to understand what kind of environment we are and it is still supportive of being in risk assets. >> there's a lot of complacency in the risk market and i

howard white was man who loved serving his country. he had only been home a month and a half when he was killed. family and friends said good-bye wednesday evening during a funeral for 47-year-old howard white. a disabled marine veteran killed a week ago >> hurt, heart broken. you know, words can't describe the pain that i feel right now. >> reporter: white has been hailed a hero he was had a neighborhood bar on north 5th in olney when shot to death when another man began causing a disturbance >> recognize him as a hero. that's what he was. >> reporter: he was known as moodles served had us country more than two decades until hurt in a tank explosion. he had only been home a month and a half when he was killed. >> this will be hard my friend is gone. he would give you the shirt off his back. just, you ask he'll give. >> reporter: michelle holland said he taught her to experience the world paid for her to go to london and poland >> i'm always going to carry this and he loved to travel. >> reporter: and white will be buried tomorrow morn

that right there, just south of columbia maryland in howard county. speaking of howard, let's go check on the storms. >> we have had warnings off and on the last ten hours or so. we have had active warnings down to the south. north and west, lighter rains. they will be winding down the next couple of hours but dc south, this is where we have been seeing the lightning and one severe thunderstorm warning i'm tracking now. out ahead of it, a nonsevere storm affecting colonial beach and port royal, this one, the concern is it could have gusts like the others did to 60 miles an hour. that is kind of jumping on me. we will go back and show you what is going on here. lady smith, 11:16. moving east at 35 miles an hour. so fort royal area, you up to the north, a line of heavy showers from alexandria, back to just south of manassas. southern fairfax county moving east. and then, closer in now. prince george's county. southern part of the county. upper marlboro. heavy downpours here. don't be surprised if you see a little lightning and we head into eastern charl

the going out of business sales start next thursday. >>> it marks a special time for us howard. year ago this week, we did our first newscast together. i know you are very senmental about this. here we are again. >> i need a moment. i need a moment. i'm lucky enough to have you next to me a year later. >> all right, weather wise, we are glad to have you here. weather wise, tomorrow is going to be fantastic, we just have to get through this evening and for a couple. it may be a little rough. let's start with first alert doppler. i'm tracking storms down south and up north. the ones up north may never make it to dc. yes, somer set county. they have a severe thunderstorm warning. this through southern state mary's. could be gusts of 60 miles an hour. ridge, scottland beach. the tail end of that with a little bit of lightning here north of warsaw. this may never make the end toward reedville. north of us, this line is broken east of york, new hagerstown. romney, a few showers coming into northwest garrett county. you see heavier showers. and, over toward emmettsburg, tonytown. back

peter baker, and howard fineman. thanks to both of you for your time. >>> new protests outside the offices of gop lawmakers. >>> a fight among republicans that's making big news. i'll talk to a democrat from mitch mcconnell's home state. president trump contradicts his staff and then himself on russia on cybersecurity. what the white house is saying today after major blowback from democrats and republicans. plus, democrats in the age of trump, does the party have a plan to start winning elections ahead of the democratic national committee? with me live. eart disease. you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. for over 100 yearsaking like kraft has,al cheese you learn a lot about peopl

. >> howard, and of course as you just saw the rain is starting to fall around the prepare for the fireworks show. >> john, a lot of people excited, but probably running for cover right now as well. >> reporter: yeah, running a little bit. but it's not a lot of rain right now, down here on the national mall. you can see behind me, people are still filing in for security checkpoint here at the washington monument as well. police officers are sifting through backpacks for grills, alcohol, and personal fireworks. they want to make sure everyone has a safe time here on the national mall for the fourth. the cases came down to the mall from pennsylvania. it means a lot. mary officially became a u.s. citizen two years ago. she couldn't think of any better place to be than d.c. for the 4th. it looks like she'll be in for a good show tonight too. the fireworks are scheduled to kick off at 9:09. so far, heavy rain has backed off. >> it's kind obtrusive. >> reporter: multiple police agencies continue to roam the national mall nonstop. also around to make sure everyone enjoys the day. it looks like they

howard. howard. that it a word. yeah. >> get it back by wednesday when every body comes back to work. upper 80s to low 90s. the humidity is down. i am tracking though a threat for some storms as we head into the 4th and the rest of the week. we'll have that closer look at the forecast in a few. >>> trending right now firefighters rescue baby deer from wildfires. >> and why sony is resurrec vinyl for new generations of music fans. ,, %c1 >>> let's talk two baby deer rescued from a wildfire in arizona and it is all caught on camera. the u.s. forest service shared this on their facebook page and the pictures show hotshots rescuing two fawns. >> we were in dangerous areas so they grabbed the fawns, carried them up and we were able too get them down to a similar but unaffected area so they could be reunited with their mother. >> so far it is 53% contained. >>> new video showing a moment the shark bit a man on the h. a fisherman, there it happened, yes. saw that. >> sorry. >> a fisherman hooked a shark on his line last we

billionaire howard mark is sounding the alarm. bank stocks.per stocks that lead the bull market inevitably become priced to perfection. the company's perfection turns out to be perhaps illusory." out of that --is alphabet. erry, the story is it is time to get out. your comments? terry: i think it's always difficult to use valuations of the timing signal. we know high valuations will typically be to lower future returns in the future. that is what we try to express our clients. if you like the look at the fang stocks as a proxy, that is actually false. the business models are some of these really secret companies is sound and changing the way we actually work across our economy. in terms of general e-commerce as well. . i would push back a little against that jonathan: the vix. he says more about how people feel about what volatility will be in the future, not necessarily what it will be. maybe a sound of complacency? -- we have avix feeling below vix is a sign of complacency. when we step back and do a lot of our work we understand the fed and

>> howard: we're not going live.nks, we can fix it in post. >> hilary: i think we got our first mover and shaker now, so stop talking, start rolling. >> howard: rolling. >> hilary: hello. this is hilary curtis with your exclusive red carpet coverage. sir, how excited are you about tonight? >> reed: um, it's cool, i guess. >> abby: just get here. break land speed records, but do it safely. >> victoria: what are you doing? dad just said we have to cancel this concert. >> abby: [ scoffs ] no, that was until he saw

>> howard: we're not going live.one tanks, we can fix it in post. >> hilary: i think we got our first mover and shaker now, so stop talking, start rolling. >> howard: rolling. >> hilary: hello. this is hilary curtis with your exclusive red carpet coverage. sir, how excited are you about tonight? >> reed: um, it's cool, i guess. >> abby: just get here. break land speed records, but do it safely. >> victoria: what are you doing? dad just said we have to cancel this concert. >> abby: [ scoffs ] no, that was until he saw nikki's face when he said it was canceled. one minute he's pacing back and forth, muttering to himself, and the next minute he's telling me to get a new crew, fire the old one, get new equipment, anything to get the safety inspector to sign off on the damn permit. >> victoria: you needed dad to tell you to fire the old crew and get a new one in here? honestly, abby, you should have thought of that the second things went south. >> abby: no, no, no, no. do not stand there and just list off "should haves" t

i want to show you howard university, downtown, the pentagon. we have a live shot down by the verizon center right now where it is raining at a pretty good clip. it's going to slow you down. we'll come back to the weather computer to show you where this is headed here. this storm is moving southeast at about 30 miles an hour. so it ill be with over toward national harbor -- it will be over toward national harbor before 7:00, clinton 7:15 and upper marlborough at 7:27. as i said, temperatures much cooler, low to mid-70s across montgomery county, 83 at national, manasseh 86 and you have to head down down -- head down to the south to be a little cooler. >>> a legend, an icon and part of the fabric of d.c. jim vance yesterday, his anchor chair draped in black after his 45 years of delivering the news. todayed mourning and celebration of his life continued -- -- today mourning and celebration of his life continued. >> in many ways if jackie robinson had failed, many other athletes would not have had a chance to play. if vance had not succeeded, many

we'll have that seven-day forecast in a few. >>> you know it was hot tonight, howard. one place a d.c. game of thrones pop-up bar to celebrate tonight's season seven premier. the line stretched for hours in the 90-degree heat, so we sent stephanie ramirez to see what all this hype is about. >> reporter: we traveled a great distance in the hot sun to find the leader. then 1841 seventh street northwest we passed the werwwood tree. >> he said we're coming. >> reporter: a warning. this fire breathing dragon. >> to be part of it and if you're a part of the show, you can enjoy all of it. >> reporter: it took several months to prepare the business for this before they had christmas and cherry blossom pop-up events, but the dragon has been breathing for about three weeks now, the main part, the drink. >> if you get anyone in here to say those words, you'll >> reporter: beverages inspired by the show. >> this place is really nice. they have some good soda here. it's pretty much the only thing i can drink here. >> reporter: where is your house? >> it's awesome. i'm here from cal

at the time, james earl jones was introduced by howard zinn. howard zinn: frederick douglass, once a slave, became a brilliant and powerful leader of the anti-slavery movement. in 1852, he was asked to speak in celebration of the fourth of july. frederick douglass: [read by james earl jones] fellow citizens, pardon me, allow me to ask, why am i called upon to speak here to-day? what have i, or those i represent, to do with your national independence? are the great principles of political freedom and of natural justice, embodied in that declaration of independence, extended to us? and am i, therefore, called upon to bring our humble offering to the national altar, and to confess the benefits and express devout gratitude for the blessings resulting from your independence to us? i am not included within the pale of this glorious anniversary! your high independence only reveals the immeasurable distance between us. the blessings in which you this day rejoice are not enjoyed in common. the rich inheritance of justice, liberty, prosperity, and indepe

melissa: here now is howard kurtz, "mediabuzz" host. do you join me in banning the words witch-hunt and nothing burger? i think we should fine anyone who says those two things, whatever it is 500 bucks a pop or sew their lips shut. that is what i'm going for. >> i prefer my burgers with meat. melissa: exactly. what do you think of this strategy? they are pushing back the media is going insane of the that is the default position. the default position on the other side that chases the president, you know down these alleyways everything is a 10. it is all impeachable. i don't know, how can anybody going to laugh through four years? there is so much hysteria. they will fall over dead just exhausted. >> if you want to make the argument that donald trump, jr., does that the coverage of president has been relentlessly negative, that coverage of russia story, investigation, has been very breathless at times and that some of the substance of what the president is trying to do have been minimized, that is all fine. i don't have a problem with tha

>> sit on out howard. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? you know what they say?hat's what they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, dafazio. they're here. all right. laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney. she's yours. as you can see. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all

host: our conversation with clarence lusane, who aren't his doctorate from howard university. he is the author of a number of books including -- pipe dream blues" and "the black history of the white house." joining us from georgia, good morning. good morning. thank you for having me the opportunity to even speak about this. i was not a part of detroit and i am 50 years old and my dad lives in detroit. met is more interesting to is if i were to take these videos and add color to them, i would never know that anything because we continue to talk about what is continuing to happen. is a saying that squeaky wheel gets the oil. have a continuous oppression of a group of any people you prevent the opportunities to become all they were designed to become a they and do thisquiet and that, and when they implode, the government allows for the police to come shoot them down, youthere is anger and if are not involved in that situation directly, it is hard for us to perceive it. we put it in context with black or white or hispanic or any other nationality. faced,larly black people people s

let's find out from first alert meteorologist howard bernstein. >>> earlier this morning, it was really muggy. then got better as the day wore on. and 70 in germantown and columbia. we are at 80 and national and on the bay, in the 70s. bay temperature in the low 80s. and waldorf at 76. and satellite and radar, all quiet. we have a quiet night coming our way. and we are expecting a decent amount of sunshine and 84 on sunday. we are going to make a run toward 90. and we may see an isolated storm south of town and future cast overnight, fairly quiet again, and each some 50s out in the mountains of western maryland and the canadian valley and 56 gaithersburg. and 70 in la platta by 7:00 a.m. and by lunchtime, there we are, mostly in the lower 80s. with some spotty showers. and just trying to pop one on top of us and more south and debra, better chances of some showers around here, and into the afternoon hours, monday and tuesday. and more humidity, and more heat, and you know the drill, back to more summer-like weather, as opposed to the little break we're getting tonight and sunday. and we

howard johnson, ithink that speech begins injust congress.out about that. thank you very much. it's been a busy weekend of sport and at golf‘s open championship. jordan spieth has emerged as the winner. a strong favourite heading into the final round, he had to fight back from a poor start to beat compatriot matt kuchar. ben croucher reports. jordan spieth! he started the day leading, finished it winning. the bit in the middle? if only it were that simple. jordan spieth's 3—shot lead had already evaporated by the time he had reached the 13th. that's his ball in the shrubbery. miraculously, he walked off with a bogey and took the lead. birkdale was witnessing another spieth major meltdown. as arnold palmer said, though, success depends less on strength of body, more on strength of mind. where many minds might have been muddled, spieth's unscrambled. to open winning display. his tee shot on the next hole nearly went in. his putt after never looked like missing. birdie, eagle, birdie, birdie, and no catching him now. ifelt like, once i lost my l

she was like howard. >> howard? i was like that's not from my generation.re's nobody named howard. i'm like, and we didn't have call waiting so it was like you just got to hope that this guy isn't going to be put off by my grandmother. >> yeah. >> or not like me because i'm 16 years old and my grandmother is baby sitting me. but he called back, so, yeah, we went on the date. >> okay. >> i feel like chuck lowery and how'd the date end? >> it was bad. >> well we won't be back, we will not be back in two and two, we'll just leave that -- leave of that right where it is. the project is called "landline" starring generally slate. delighted to have you here, come back again. >> please have me again. >> i would love to have you again. >> and please tell the sesame street people. >> come on. >> believe me, they got it. that's our show for tonight and as always, keep safe. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> hi oar aim tavis smiley join me next time for self-made billion yar john paul de jurorio, that's next time. we'll see you

with me now is howard fineman for the "huffington post," and stephanie miller, host of the stephanie miller show. howard, we last saw you on "the beat" during the breaking in us friday making sense of a major staffing change. and a man who saw himself as a shadow, chief of staff to the president. i wonder, number one, your thoughts and "the beat" viewers last saw you, and number two, your thoughts on that advice that anthony scaramucci went off? >> don't go to lunch, because something huge is going to happen is the lesson. that's number one. number two, i can assure you that every reporter in town is mourning over their drink tonight about the passing, so to eak, of anthony scaramucci. because we hadbeen, are, or were going to be doing business with anthony scaramucci, we thought. that is, if he got in there as chief of staff, unlike corey lewandowski who you're showing on the screen right there, scaramucci would have been talking copiously to everybody. he talked at great length to ryan of the "new yorker," which turned out to be his excuse for being ousted today. >> i've got to cut

howard, what do you think about that? thing he truly has control over is his own twitter feed? >> -- control over this, i'll tell you why i'm not more alarmed. look, he's a bafoon. he's certainly made a fool of himself. i honestly believe our institutions in this country are strong enough to resist this. i'm not one of these people think yes, would trump be author taran ya by nature, yes. our court system is strong enough. our economy strong enough. i just don't -- i think he's an embarrassment but i don't think he's a threat to the well being of the united states except in foreign policy where this is -- the russian stuff is really serious, and, you know, one flick of the button in the wrong direction is going to cause a huge problem, but i'm not worried about the future of the country. i'm just embarrassed for us all. >> no, i think keep twitter dangling in front of him so his thumbs are occupied and away from the important buttons. >> let's not forget, it's not that he's using twitter, which is the problem, of course t