google 40 percent of all searches it's not so clear if i'm doing a search for a paediatrician in scranton pennsylvania what happens is google still bisects the page shows the organic meritocracy based information far down the page and pops its answer box up at the top but it's populating that box with its own sort of restricted set of information that it's kind of drawing from its own kind of proprietary sandbox these are just google's reviews that it's attempted to collect over the years users are habituated to assume the stuff at the top is the best but instead it's just what google wants them to see and it looks the same and what happens is google is basically able to put its hand on the scale and create this direct to consumer harm because that mom searching for the pediatrician in scranton is not finding the highest rated pediatrician according to google's own algorithms and she's just getting served the google thing no matter what and that i think is leading to you know terrible outcomes in the offline world so google has at its disposal on the search engine itself at least 3 differ

joe born and raised in scranton. stephen: and there's nostalgia. if we could get back to normal. >> right. >> stephen: going back one administration will kind of restore that with some people. >> and joe is a calming figure. harris has to be that, too. she showed she could be annd esr credibility, but now she's also got to show she's not going to be a mirror of trump. i don't think that wins. >> stephen: i don't see a mirror. she had reasoned things to say, not just red meat. she had ideas. you can't say he has idea. >> a lot of people don't think her ideas are reasoned. most people on the stage don't agree with medicare for all. if those people on the stage don't agree, what do you think people in scranton will think? so she has work to do. but listen, if you were her, you came out of it tonight feeling fabulous, unlike last night with bill de blasio and beto o'rourke. beto looked like the kid who hadn't done his homework and got called on in class. what, me? i didn't do the reading. you know, he just looked awful.

he's from scranton. he's a person of great humility, i think that's what people like about him. a man who has known sorrow and pain as much as any other american, starting when he was a little kid and his father lost his job and they had to move from scranton down to delaware delaware in search of other work but you know the personal sorrow and pain that he's gone through, and it gives him a humility that enables him to connect to every day americans. i think it serves him well. charles: now, setting up this election, right now the democrat s are grappling with what to do with respect to impeachment. i want to share with you and the audience a new fox poll on whether president trump should be impeached and removed from office. right now, according to the poll , impeachment removement 43% , impeach but not remove to 7 % not impeach 48% and by the same token we have another poll that says should congressional democrats spend more or less time investigating president trump, only 22% say more time, 48% say less time, and the rest say it's about right, so it's interesting, because on

flop flop on the hyde amendment may help him in the iowa caucuses, but it's going to hurt him in scranton, pennsylvania and throughout the broad midwest because republicans in alabama and georgia have gone very extreme on the abortion issue doesn't mean that the democrats should go extreme, too. every one of those democrats in congress who is running for president has voted for the hyde amendment in appropriations bills. in fact, they are going to get a chance to do it again this week with the house, the house candidates running will vote for that, so i think the vice president may have helped him sale of little bit in the short term but it's not going to pass the scranton test. >> one of the names that i think some might find surprising in the top five in this iowa poll was pete buttigieg. he was up there with biden, warren and sanders. he talked about his bump in the polls. let's take a listen. >> now we've still got some work to do to get people used to the idea of a millenial midwestern mayor running for president. ol it's not quite as exotic as people thought it was in january if the

there is a second part of the show part of the cluster fest, the office, the life size markup from scranton, pennsylvania, is a hit with they have the water cooler over there, they have all the little like personal touches. they did a good job. >> reporter: day two is nearly a wrap. day three will include more snl alums, like fred, current cast member colin jost. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> still a pretty good turnout, though. >> that's fantastic. i like the whole idea. of course it was a cluster fest. >> weather, though, that was a positive. it's still pretty warm outside. san francisco actually at the airport, the official high was in the 80s which is crazy, right? into tomorrow, keep in mind we're still talking about the high pressure which means the warm temperatures are set to linger. look at that beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. that's a live view, guys, in san francisco. that is definitely a nice gorgeous shot. no fog in sight. let's talk about some of those temperatures right now. the south bay 71 degrees. the peninsula 66. and we do have some good cooling in san

brian scranton, "breaking bad". a play. news teleading actor so is adam driver in burn this.ette bening might take home her first tony in all my sons. she is up against contenders like lori met catch. we asked host james corden for his predicts. >> there is a play called the fairyman and i think he is quite possibly the best wait ter alive. >> butterworth will take on that. what the constitution mean toss me. >> the right to bush your teeth, you've got it, but how long do we want this document to be? [ laughter ] >> much of the show is being kept under wraps but expect a big opening number and he will be singing. >> a new song, an original song and i don't know it is terrifying. it is live you know. >> even this star gets stage fright telling us he is looking forward to the final bow. >> i'll either cry because it is going so badly or i'll see my wife and say i guess i pulled it off. >>> the warriors made a call on klay thompson as they play from behind in the nba finals and we have some controversy on the ice. stanley cup final. who has the upper hand? we'll drop the puck co

government we also have to help that's where biden comes inning i think you're going to see a lot of scranton joe in tonight's debate that's a sweet spot. he's got to make that to make that clear ok real fast respect congressman, if he does not do well he does not have a breakthrough moment. some kind of stay in the race. well eventually he will get out of the race as 12 the site. i expect i about 15 people to show up to iowa, 24 people in the race now he'll be one of them is as michael points out. he's got to declare for congress and yeah that's right sometime in the late fall, he's got to make a decision and you can't wait to the last minute because there are a lot of people out there who would love to see that came through last night at anybody. you think tonight's group and you know that we're watching they learn any lessons that they might take into this evening. there were times that spanish. it's going to see who's going to be the first one to speak spanish at that and did i look i i look tulsa gathered one the google award most googled after and i thought is now a new pope actually wa

able to market himself as that you know scranton you know kind of blue collar democrat which is his roots or people going to connect them to wall street which when you're a senator for delaware for you know 6 terms like he was you're kind of tied into the to essentially corporate america right so so bernie what do you think about this lead by biden so far the rices bernie this is an indicate what's what's to come as we get closer to you know further down the line here because as i recall he had tremendous support and it seems like he had some some or all kind of love or all progressive solutions is he going to maybe come back later in the campaign. who bernie bernie sanders well i mean bernie was out here he's in. he was just in charlotte or natural you know last week i mean he and he was down in the south as well i mean bernie has got a great platform that other people are now picking and choosing what they want from his buffet of ideas right but i mean the number one issue here is donald trump had run as a democrat he wouldn't be president because the democrats don't have winner take al

vladimir putin have sent to the world today they have been signing a series of documents and agreements scranton up to $22000000000.00 u.s. dollars and interestingly britain sat at a lot of trade and the national currencies russia of course is facing sanctions by the united states because of its crisis in ukraine and also china is facing higher trade tariffs so they both want to show to the united states that they have other friends as well to turn to last year 2018 both parties had the highest level of trade after more than $100000000000.00 u.s. dollars and also on the international front russia and china have said that they want to stick to iran deal and also that the solution in north korea should be definitely a peaceful one but we have to bear in mind that the economy of russia of course is a lot smaller than that of china it's only 110th so whatever happens in the future and how i'm president and their relationship will be for the time being as the spokesman of fulton described it russia will still be looking to the west the russian eagle will fly both ways as you describe it and the same

biden always playing up scranton, his pennsylvania roots.is campaign headquarters in philadelphia. biden doing the best. but all these other democrats also leading trump in pennsylvania at this early point. as well, trump's approval rating in the state, 42/54. not a number normally you look at and say is good for an incumbent to be at. the one thing to remember, we can show you those head-to-head numbers, we can show you the poor approval rating. i have to show you this, as well. election day 2016, in pennsylvania, the favorable/unfavorable rating for donald trump was 42/56. you didn't want to have that number, either. his opponent was pretty unpopular, too, by election day. it was just enough to allow him to win the state. that was the favorable/unfavorable. job approval, is that more significant? will that keep him from putting together that scenario that he did in 2016? could be the big question in pennsylvania, in other states, and the entire election. >> unbelievable. spent a ton of time in philly, never knew about the hawk. i'm a littl

>> i have my lovely in-laws visiting me from scranton, pennsylvania, we are going to be watching the i blew out my daughters eardrums the other night during that game, so i'm going to be with my family, which i don't always get every evening with my family in this job, but this is one that i really want to be with them to watch this game. the last game in oakland, it is huge. >>> i have to say, i got the webpage up, the two tickets are at $5000, that is a bargain, we were talking about tens of thousands of dollars for tonight's game.>> there are so many stars going, my guest last time, she got to meet the original hamilton cast. when you sit in that sweet, you have your own private bathroom. come on, people, we've got to do better than $5400, you've got two tickets to the last game. >> explain how people can bid, is it really easy? >> it is easy, follow me on social media, i have links all over the place, i'm sure you will put it up onthe highest bidder is, gets the ticket. it closes at noon, just google alameda county community food bank. that is where you can bid. okay? libby schaa

donald trump's leads in places like wisconsin, mccomb county, michigan, youngstown, ohio, strant scranton rounding the i-4 corridor, areas you and i know a lot about. what do democrats have to do to turn the tide and get the people that voted for barack obama eight years ago but voted for donald trump in 2016. how do democrats get him back on their sides next year? >> i think there's actually even a particular subset of that vote. the fact of the matter is, there are actually people that, for example, in wisconsin, voted for donald trump, then voted for tammy baldwin. there are people in pennsylvania that voted for donald trump, then went on to vote for the democrat in the senate race there. so there are voters that are willing to be open or receptive to a democratic message. frankly, the same things that we should be talking to democratic voters about are the same things we should be talking to folks in youngstown about. we should be talking about health care, about wages. we should be talking about economic opportunity. we should be talking about education. the more we talk about those

i think we found the president's next head of the apa, this is from scranton, pennsylvania where on occasionhey will turn the news over to the viewers who are permitted to share their thoughts. >> we didn't have tornaders here until we started putting in traffic circles. when people go round in round in circles it causes disturbance in the atmosphere and causes tornados. >> jimmy: he's right. he's totally, that is what causes. [ applause ] and you know what causes tidal waves? that gosh darn baby shark song! i mentioned tomorrow is the 75th anniversary of d-day, when allied forces landed on the beaches of normandy to defeat the nazis. the president will be in normandy to commemorate the occasion, and it's important that we remember that fateful day. to honor that president, franklin delano roosevelt and the president now we asked students to stage a lesson for audiences of all ages. i am proud to present this tribute with a capital t, to d-day, then and now. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> it was 1944. nazi germany was gaining control. they had imprisoned and killed millions of jews and threateni

. >> reporter: the office, the life size mockup of the offices in scranton, pennsylvania, is a hit with the sitcoms fans. >> it's really cool. they nailed all of the details. they did a good job. >> reporter: day three will include more snl alum. nbc bay area news. >>> all right. well, we are not laughing about the weather. it is delightful. >> if you are heading out there to clusterfest, today you will have another great day in san francisco. comfortable in san francisco. but in other parts it will not be too comfortable. i want to show you how amazing this shot is. if you focus on this screen, you can see how slowly those clouds are drifting by. it is mem. all right. so right now, we are seeing the temperatures in the '60s and the '50s. comfortable start to our morning. 61 in the tri-valley. 57 in san francisco. i've got another view of that clod cover. but i wanted to show it to you so you can get a feel for that scene there. 54 degrees right now. if you enjoy the sunshine, we will still get plenty of it. that high pressure remains dom napt. it will be through today into the start of

>>and welcome to scranton pennsylvania and the set from the hit comedy.p right here in san francisco for the annual cluster fast headliners include amy poehler leslie johnson, craig robinson and whitney cummings the cluster fest continues tomorrow at the civic center plaza and bill graham civic auditorium in san francisco plan on attending only clear bags are allowed and be where there are a lot of road closures in the area. but what will the weather be like best for traffic the coast compared to our interior valleys. so i'm tracking widespread 70's there bay shore areas in the low 80's and inland areas, low mid and even upper 90's to the warmest locations will be in the tri valley specifically in concord in antioch flirting with that triple digit heat oakland 80 degrees, half moon bay, 71 degrees in santa rosa, 89 degrees with napa also in the upper 80's, but fortunately cooler than today's daytime highs to the north bay valleys. a bit of a break from the heat and as we take a look at the extended forecast. we're all going to get a break from this warm w

ok and welcome to scranton pennsylvania. the set.comedy, the office set up right here in san francisco today for the annual cluster fast headliners include amy poehler leslie johnson, craig robinson and whitney cummings the cluster fest continues through tomorrow at civic center plaza and bill graham civic auditorium. if you plan on attending only clear bags are allowed inside the festival area. if you are not be aware there are several road closures in the area by city hall very busy today, how's the weather people going to be out there. >>yeah, i know it's going to be a warm day yet again so slightly warmer than today's daytime highs by one to 2 degrees and wake-up planner forecast is going to show 70's along the coast in bay, shore areas in the low 80's and inland areas. low 90's. so this many heat wave underway right now. tomorrow will be the hottest day where i'm tracking widespread mid to upper 90's far tried valleys. everyone else though in the 70's and 80's so we are going to be well above average but relief in sight next wee

joe biden likes to say that he is from scranton.i can tell you is right here in pennsylvania, where i live, and hiring signs are all over the place. the economy is booming. people are really, really engaged here. at a trump valley here the night he announced in florida, i was invited to a rally, to a small gathering at a local tavern here in, and people were really pumped, really excited. and you look at the election returns from 2016, he did, you know, two, three, four, five, six points better than other republican nominees in the past. >> sean: you know, i would watch you on fake news cnn before they can do, and i would watch -- it would be 15 to 1, and i would be texting you, how do you deal with this? axelrod, van jones, no one agrees with you, unless you got lucky and kayleigh mcenany happen to be there. he preferred being in that environment, or with me on lawrence jones? i'm just curious. >> [laughs] oh, i love you and lawrence. i mean come on gotten to know lawrence beard he is, indeed, a lovable guy. >> sean: let me just te

he meant it when he had to leave scranton to go find work. joey, it's about your dignity. it's about respecting the community. it's not about being able to look your child in the eye and say, honey, it's gonna be okay, and mean it. too few people have been referenced today. too few people think they can say that any more. a vast majority for the fired time in about 80 years, vast majority of middle class people are shrinking. they no longer believe their children will have the responsibility. mr. president, you talked about how your dad persisted to change things. today's corporate culture and this administration, they don't care about your dignity. instead of investing back into their workers and record profits, record profits, instead of investing back in research and development and creating more opportunities, corporate profits are going pay dividends to share holders and blockbuster executive compensation. ladies and gentlemen, they're squeezing the life out of workers today. by the way -- [ applause ] they're making it harder to meet very basic needs, stripping you o

joe biden from scranton, son of ohio. you're a moderate in this party right now.ow you don't love that label. you don't love labels. why are you different than joe biden for the voter? >> i spent the last 45 years of my life living at the epicenter of forgotten communities, of the industrialization, of the opiate epidemic, infant mortality issues and so i best understand of all the candidates exactly what the american people are going through every single day. and i think the next president of the united states must understand, poppy, exactly their challenges, their suffering, their heartache. and i will be pulling the levers of power on their behalf. and that's a distinguishing feature for me. >> are you worried at all that you are not progressive enough for the democratic party right now? i'll give you two examples, right? you were an nra member. you had an "a" rating. now you don't, of course. you were pro-life. now you're pro-choice. how do you convince the democratic voter that you're progressive enough for them in a primary? >> well, my positions have evolve

we still have flood watches from philadelphia to scranton. heaviest areas will be in ohio and northern indiana. 28 million under flash flood watches. this is a setup right now. we have what we call a stationary boundary, this divides the super human gross air we have in place over the ohio valley and the mid-atlantic. yesterday, when you go outside, it was very gross, very humid. and this is the frontal boundary that will focus the storms today. this is the computer telling us where it thinks the storms will be from allentown to harrisburg to philadelphia. widespread storms from st. louis, indianapolis and northern portions of kentucky. we're still in this gross weather pattern. but we have a big pattern change and smiles will be abound on the anchor desk as we head towards the weekend. >> we're smiling. i'm only smiling because you said superhuman gross. >> i'm making up words as i go. >> thanks, bill. >>> new details in the shooting of the baseball legend of david ortiz. authorities have identified the man suspected in ordering the hit on t

. >> they are nervous about joe biden because scranton joe, average joe, middle class joe, whatever nicknameor him he does appeal to the white working class voters in those states, the kind of folks he'll be trying to talk to and connect with in iowa, so they want to damage him early and often out of the gate. they don't want to see him in the general election because i think it would be more football dabble, and voters think this, too, that he's actually much more electable. who knows if that's true. >> if that lasts. >> some of the early polling, i mean, it's more than a year away but some of the early polling shows all of these democrats are equally electable in some of these states like michigan and pennsylvania. >> but this is one of the advantages of incumbency which you have the playing field to yourself and you can look at your potential opponents and say, all right had. i think joe biden is going to be the guy so i'm going to spend the next six months trying to damage him. if the race shifts on the democratic side he can go after who he thinks his next most likely opponent is. >> wh

i realize, you know, he has an image as working class joe from scranton that a lot of voters know, thatters have loved over the years, but there is also a populist strain in the party that's personified by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and frankly making those comments to a group of donors behind closed doors really seems to be at odds with that populist message. how -- does this represent how joe biden really feels about trying to help, you know, middle and lower income americans, that nothing fundamentally is going to change. >> kasie, i really resent the phrase "behind closed doors." this campaign from day one has opened every single fund-raiser. >> okay, fair enough. >> no, there's this narrative that people are trying to drive about joe biden that's not accurate. and your assumption that this is behind closed doors on wall street is a good example of that. this event was open to the press, as every fund-raiser we do is open to the press. and i'm not sure that every other candidate in this field is doing that. and what the vice president says and i haven't seen a transcript of

a job is a lot more than a paycheck, he meant it when he left scranton to go find work. it's about your dignity, being able to look your child in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay, and mean it. too few people as has been referenced today, too few people think they can say that any more. a vast majority for the first time in about 80 years, the vast majority of middle class people are shrinking, they no longer believe their children will have the responsibility, mr. president, you talked about how your dad persisted and changed things, they don't think their -- and today's corporate culture, and this administration, they don't care about your dignity. instead of investing back into the workers -- and record profits, record profits. instead of investing back into research and development, corporate profits are going to pay dividends to shareholders and blockbuster compensation. they're squeezing the life out of workers today. and by the way, making it harder to meet very basic needs. stripping you of your personal dignity along the way. there's long been a war

. >> scott in scranton, pennsylvania has a question for you. dr. j.wing up on your distill low twrad two weeks ago, would you hold or sell here? >> took off half since the beginning of may, the stock is up for those not playing from 32 to 47. it's been a huge out performer middle of may it was just 39 when this particular unusual activity occurred. i've taken off half. i love the low interest rate environment we talk about it all the time so zillow, they will continue to benefit from the low interest rates. >>> more on how to trade sima >> as you were just discussing, gold is now on 4% in the anticipation of a federate cut brian starting with you, would you be a buyer of gold if the fed does in fact cut rates >> i think i would, i'm waiting for gold to trade higher before i get on board when you look at the inflation here, we have trade wars inflationary we look at commodity prices. interest rates lower what's really happening? a trade war is bad for fiat currency it's going to need to be printed to get out of this >> in that case, bulls on the upswin

vladimir putin have sent to the world today they have been signing a series of documents and agreements scranton up to $22000000000.00 u.s. dollars and interestingly put and sad that a lot of trade to be done on the national currencies russia of course is facing sanctions by the united states because of its crisis in ukraine and also china is facing trade tariffs so they both want to show to the united states are they have other friends as well to turn to last year in 2018 both countries had the highest level of trade after more than $100000000000.00 u.s. dollars and also on the international front russia and china have said that they want to stick to iran deal and also that the solution in north korea should be definitely a peaceful one but we have to bear in mind that the economy of russia of course is a lot smaller than that of china it's only $110.00 so whatever happens in the future and how i'm president and their relationship will be for the time being as the spokesman of fulton described it russia will still be looking to the west of the russian eagle will fly both ways as you describe it

it's an area, a large area part in the midwest and plains but really from scranton down to atlanta, charlotteigh, winston-salem, greensboro with that area that could see tornadoes, wind and hail. guys? >> like you said, such a large area. ginger, thank you. >>> now to a stunning turn in that david ortiz shooting. dominican authorities say the former red sox star was not the intended target of the shooting and that this was a case of mistaken identity. victor oquendo is in santo domingo with the latest. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. despite being one of the most recognizable people in the dominican republic, a beloved icon here, prosecutors say david ortiz was shot by mistake. now the hunt is on for the alleged mastermind. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: in a shocking twist, dominican authorities say the intended target was a man sitting at the same table as david ortiz, sixto david fernandez, dressed in similar fashion to the former slugger. the attorney general believes the plot's orchestrater is victor hugo gomez, last seen in the u.s. where he's wante

and the third, this one i think surprises people, because biden, the reputation, joe biden, scranton,t me take you through this. i'm sorry. i meant to show you the flip side on the age is that sanders is the complete opposite of biden here. younger to older. but the third group there, age and race. look at this one for joe biden. white men, he is running at 35%. white women, 37%. black men, 44%. the strongest group for joe biden, black women, nearly 50%. so more moderate, older, and african american. those are the three strongest sources of support for joe biden. >> from miami, steve kornacki. down to miami and chris matthews for discussion of same. chris, it occurs to me if you watch democratic politics for enough years, we've seen candidate after candidate straining to say we're not trying to take away your guns. and as years go by, i think we'll see candidates strain to say we don't want to take away your ford f-150s. because that's going to start entering the conversation too. >> last night it did. thank you so much. michael steele and andrea mitchell. first of all, the african am

. >> i'm from scranton, pennsylvania. steve: i have been there. beautiful town. >> yes, it is. watch? >> is he wrong. he is simply wrong. steve: why? >> there is benghazi as she mentioned. she stole all my answers. so benghazi, the irs scandals, the irs targeting. the irs targeting is also connected to obamacare. steve: what? how did that work out? >> so, when people don't have healthcare, the irs is collecting the taxes from it. steve: very good. >> so fast and furious. there is also veterans administration issues. you name it. about 29 to 61 different scandals out there. steve: thank you very much. >> you are welcome. steve: very good answer. can i see the hands of people who agree with joe biden during the obama-biden years there were zero scandals? can i see those hands? i still can't -- i can't see those hands. where is matt? matt is right there. stand up, sir, where are from you. >> poconos, pennsylvania. steve: thank you very much for coming out today? >> absolutely. steve: who do you make of joe biden's comments? >> obviously he doesn't have a very good memory. i think

maria: joining me right now is david scranton. it's good to see you this morning.eard what they wanted to hear yesterday from jay powell. how do you see things? >> yes. well, i feel as though finally the federal reserve has listened to the president and they started to side with the president. they were working against him for a while it seems or at least what he wanted but now with the comments yesterday it seems like the president might get what he wants. i was thinking up until now this could be a year where the old addage, sell in may and go away plays through. i'm starting to second guess a that. you never want to bet against the federal reserve as you well know. maria: that's interesting. things feel really good. you look at the economy right now and the headline numbers, like record low unemployment or good growth in the first quarter of 3.1%. while we have seen pockets of weakness like manufacturing and those purchasing manager's indexes, the pmis, pretty much people feel that things are strong and without a major change like a trade issue, we could continu

challenged on not being progressive enough and the moderate guy that can appeal to the youngstown and scranton and win those states back and he has to make moves that appears to be a nod to the left. >> and it is interesting that he chose to do so after this one, he clearly feld after heidi's questioning and reporting that it is not a tenable position. the democratic party has not changed as perhaps those on twitter and social media and those progressive voices would have us think it has changed. he is not changing his position on everything. but he did do so on this one. realizing it was sought of step economically and socially as well with the democratic party base. because it hit poor women. and particularly because it hits poor women of color who are often the ones seeking abortions in states that they can. and i think it is interesting to watch the issues on which he does change and where he feels he is in step and out of step with the democratic party as he sees it. >> here is the rejoinder to all of this. if biden does become the nominee, the polling tells us that the majority of the pu