c-n-n's andy rose reports that the congegration is focused on the victim's families. > > andy :churchroughout charleston sunday morning. a sign of solidarity with emanuel a-m-e church. emanuel's parishioners held their first service since a mass shooting left nine church- members dead wednesday. inside, the theme was healing.not hate. >> : "we have shown the world how we as a group of people can come together and pray and work out things that need to be worked out to make our community and our state a better place." > > andy :emanuel's pastor, the reverend clementa pinckney, was one of the shooting victims. his chair was draped in black during the service. the reverend norvel goff led the congregation. >> : "it's been tough; it's been rough. some of us are downright angry. but through it all, god has sustained us and has encouraged us." > > andy :south carolina governor nikki haley attended. reverend goff thanked the community for its support.including police. >> : "i wanna say thank-you to law enforcement.i got no problem in doing that. i wanna thank them!" > > andy :earlier sunday,

that's andy's territory. dogs not so much. >> this is women repellent more than anything else you think? this is not going to attract anything. >> i don't know. the male to female ratio is not in the woman's favor in new york city. >> understood. >> you got me with the hissing. robots would kill us. bartending bots have arrived. they mix drinks and place them on the conveyor belt. two are working on royal caribbean cruiseships. as the "wall street journal" reports, these machines are designed to work alongside humans and not replace them. one company has developed a bar tender bot that can hold conversations with customers. let's take a look. >> that is so hot. >> the things i could do with that. and some honey. >> and some vinegar too. dagen, you poured your heart out in the past. is this a big deal to you? >> i hate machines. there is a machine in the building and it is an automated robot-like vending machine for sodas. every time i go to use it it breaks. how long before somebody jumps across the bars. i w

you know what i'm saying, andy?not at all. >> wow, i do. >> thank you john. >> that was brilliant. >> that is going too far but i laugh up the praise. >> did you know a new candidate enters the race? it will be very difficult to fit everyone on a debate stage. you have two guys on the back. perhaps not impossible, but maybe there is a better solution. john gabriel suggests a series of one on one debates organized like a march madness bracket. i love this idea. it starts with a sweet 16 with every candidate seeded according to polling average i am not one to criticize mr. gabriel. he says round one would feature eight half hour debates and round two tour four debates. blamo indeed. it created an avalanche of support. >> i like the idea of having a march madness style set up. set up a bracket and have ed debate and have the guys debate each other and advance in the -- toward the nome nations. >> there was support for it. >> the people were psychic. >> this is pretty good. >> so good idea or great idea? >> at first i t

tv's andy levey and pliek normal and -- mike norman and matt welch. i'm tom shillue and i will see you next time. it for us. "special report" is next. >>> i'm bret baier in washington and this is a fox news alert. legislation ended the national security agency's collections of your phone records while preserving some of its other surveillance authorities. senate republican leaders opposed the house passed usa freedom act but they were forced to accept it unchanged after last-ditch attempts to amend it or reject it. a short time ago, president obama tweeted he will sign the bill as soon as he gets it. >>> speaking of surveillance we're learning tonight the fbi is losing low-flying airplanes to keep an eye on you. and a lot of peopl

let's check in with andy at the red eye news deck. what are you doing there? working on something. >> a couple of theories i have. >> nothing you want to share? >> not at this time. >> wednesday andy our third show is hump day. isn't it? >> that's what the kids say. >> when i was a kid every day was hump day. >> i don't want to know what that means. >> i had to ride in the middle seat. >> i said i didn't want to know. >> a great show tonight. >> bring it on. >> our normal mott crew and rob foreign yea. >> how did you get him? >> i dug up dirt on him. >> excellent. >> see you soon. let's welcome our guests. he's lighthearted because his bleeding heart lost too much blood. editor in chief john devour. she's taken more pictures than thomas crown. he already regrets coming here. enough about them. let's get to the news shall we? donald trump is beating almost every candidate in new hampshire. success there would boost his fragile ego. a new poll jeb bush led the jam-packed gop field with 14% of the vote followed closely by trump. he said i'm not thrilled. how coul

andy you are a hollywood guy. are they conservatives or do they become conservatives because of the movies they are in. >> the first one. >> okay. to see recent shows go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> coming up on the next "red eye" matt welch, jedediah bila and mike norman. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> he is known for his fast ball and his curves. he is a pitcher for saint thomas college in florida exploded on to the internet like he was shot out of a cannon. he threw four innings striking out five. it was his sturdy physique. he was dubbed our new athlete. scouts say the right hander has a big future. what do you think? tom is he the next cc sabathia. he couldn't be a short stop. the average lineman in the nfl is 320 pounds. it wouldn't work if he was a pole vaulter. chris farly showed us showed us it wouldn't work in figure skating. i know the hot dog vendor is leaving. >> it makes a mockery of those who play it and he will sit for half of each game on a bench and where some of them only play

:i'm andy rose, reporting. >> vicki : today apple anounced it is on its way to joining the streamingion. with millions of people using streaming outlets like spotify and pandora. apple has been gearing up to launch its own paid-streaming music service. apple is expected to set the launch this summer. enhancements are also expected for other apple software such as apps for the apple watch and the mobile payment service known as apple pay. speaking of apple coming up. kron 4's jason applebaum has all the highlights from tonight's warriors game. sports is next. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minutes... all this speed is very empowering. check out the new hardware. with the fastest internet availabl

let's check in with andy levy. over in the "red eye" news deck. you there, andy?> i'm here, really busy day in the news deck. big news day. biggest of all is national bootitiboot beatitians. >> is there a difference between bootition and costs molgist. >> i never understood that. i'm very jealous between the beaut. >> danan: . >>> let's welcome our guests. she's a talented woman, too bad that only counts for one third of her score nosuchinsky joanne and michael moynihan. she must have been born in the gate because she's a g. bomb shell carley shimkus. and a man of many voices most in his head, host of ontario cumia anthony cumia broadcast, anthony cumia. let's start the show. >>> in a ruling by supreme court struck down a provision of what is commonly known as three-strikes law calling it constitutionally vague, also i think they ruled onsame-sex marriage, did you guys hear that? oh, how i wish my 24-hour ago self were here. he might have said something like this. >> remember when we were kids and learned about the three branches of government, we don't have those

it is tv's andy levey.of the back alley criminals combined. and he is smarter than your average bear but he is the average one. and next to me is reason's editor-in-chief. >> a block. >> the lede. that's the first story. >> i wail have a caramel mock yaw toe and a talk about race. starbucks is finally doing something about one of the hot button issues in america. they want to spark debate about race relations by encouraging baristas to raise the subject with customers. they now have the option to hand customers a cup saying race together meaning to have a chat about ferguson and whatever. they kicked it off on sunday with a full page ad on "new york times." it reads shall we overcome? meanwhile dunkin donuts is trying to spark its discussion. that is actually a conversation we are interested in. it is easy to mock the initiative. do you really think we need more conversations about race? we seem to only have a conversation about race. >> we should have less and fewer conversations about race. i say this as someone who thinks there is a lot of

andy?> great, how are you? >> one week of shows. >> one week done and 4 mine99 t >> i love the section here. the banter section. >> they seem to like it better whits short. i don't get it. >> i don't either. >> let's keep talking and see what they think. >> i'm for it. >> half time and we will he see you then. >> okay, andy. >> let's welcome our guests. like moulsen, it's comedian bonnie mcfar land and his head says just for men and, and once she ran for congress. let's get to the news. chris christie is getting ready to jump in the presidential race. you thought i was going to make a joke about jump, didn't you? the governor released a video calling it telling it like it is, in which he explains why he is a fan of telling it like it is. >> i get accused a lot of times of being too blunt and too direct saying what is on my mind too loudly. >> get the hell off the beach. >> they parachuted these idiots in to new jersey. when you ask about my moral compass, that's it. >> that's the video he i

. >> let's cross to andy gallagher in charleston south carolina.re learning more about the suspect now. tell us more about that andy. >> reporter: yeah we're getting a clearer picture about dylann roof. one of the biggest lines is he apparently told investigators that he almost didn't go through with the shooting. remember he came to this church on wednesday night a full hour before the shooting started. he basically sat with the prayer group, with the nine people and he said they were so nice to him that he almost didn't go through with the killing. clearly that's a big development, but doesn't change things here. we're also hearing from a friend of dylann roof who told investigators this was a young man who told him that black people were taking over and he wanted to start a civil war, so clearly someone who had some serious issues but it has raised a great deal of issues we heard president obama for the 14th time talking about gun control in this country and this country's dark racial past. >> and andy people there, of course, still coming to te

. >> reporter: fighting back tears, andy has built quite an empire since leaving greece 40 years ago. the owner of a granite company and three local diners he's upset the country that fought to change itself is now in the midst of an ongoing financial crisis. >> it is very frustrating for me because i was in greece when i was a young man in greece and we went through dictatorship and fight for our freedom and fight for our democracy and now, i see things very bad in my country. >> reporter: he may call the u.s. home but his family members in greece live there and they can't access more than 60 euros a day. >> i have a debit card. they say you won't have any problem. >> reporter: one man says the village he is in is operating normally. as an american he is not subject to government restrictions. that's a message area travel agents want to get out. >> lot of money still coming in to greece. credit cards are still being charged. >> reporter: those outside the large cities say it is business as usual. restaurants are open and for tourists that's the same. but he has had relatives call ask

wouldn't they, andy?ld say that. >> do you think there is a concern with privacy issues? >> as long as it is not turned on on your phone and you have to be the one that turns it on. i would feel better if this was an app you would have to download instead of being on your phone to begin with. but apple files for a lot of pat tepts and they -- pat at the present times and they never use them. >> you wouldn't have a concern that the @pt in button wouldn't be manipulated? >> i would feel better if it was an app you had to download. that's why i said that. >> or just a glazed look in my eye. >> do you think the woman -- and this is sexist but do you think the women would use this to track their boyfriends or husbands? >> yes. >> girlfriends? >> yes. >> i think we should let the market decide. if apple is correct in what they are saying that both parties would have to turn this on in order for this to happen it takes out all of the fun first of all but then i am trying to think who would use this? it would be

richard roth andy scholes at the track.ars and it happened today. >> reporter: i think millions remember funnyside, silver charm california chrome big brown the list goes on. andy with me i think we still can't believe it. we watched history and i have a feeling years from now, 500,000 people will say they were here though the attendance was capped for security and transportation reasons at 90,000. >> reporter: it sounded like maybe there was 500,000 people here with the roar of the crowd. i think everyone was hoping we would see history when the race tarted. most people were skeptical because it had been 37 years we hadn't seen a triple crown for a reason. but as american pharaoh came around the last turn and it was clear he was going to win, it was deafening auz heard. people were going nuts, filming with their iphones. we caught up with a couple of people after the race and of course they were very excited to have witnessed history. take a listen. >> here we are number 5 to win. it was mazing. >> i knew he was going to d

andy is so smart he uses 11% of his brain allegedly. it is tv's andy levey. you may recognize him as the guy selling ninja weapons out of his van. it is gavin mcginnis writer for screet carnage.com. -- street carnage.com. he put the dip and lo into diplomatic. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> and then there were 17. rick perry tossed his cowboy hat into the crowded republican presidential candidate ring on thursday. as the law requires, he was introduced with a country rap song. a personalized version of the 2012 hit "answer to no one." >> please welcome my husband rick perry. >> ♪ republican voter ♪ ♪ rick perry ♪ perry all the way ♪ ♪ i won't back up ♪ ♪ i don't back down ♪ ♪ i've been raised up ♪ ♪ to stand my ground ♪ >> you may have noticed the two guys with the beards on stage with perry who looked suspiciously alike. marcus and morgan latrell are twins and navy seals. the movie "lone survivor" was based on marcus' experiences in afghanistan. not that liberals would know that apparently. they said who are the two dudes standing behind pe

to say nbs his speech, andy? this was the candidate that was supposedsupposed to suck the oxygen out of the room. the man with the huge war chest that things haven't really gone according to plan. just a couple of weeks ago he tripped over a question about iraq and when he would have done in the situation, in which bush was in and just last week many of the key members of his campaign team were fired and replaced with other people. but of course this is the early days. other critics of course are pointing to the campaign slogan here jeb no sign of the family name there so where critics say he's separating himself from the family. this is early days. he wasn't to have raised the money he said he would have done. >> there is an extraordinary amount of money that is spent on these campaigns. as you say what, a total of i think it's 11 now isn't it other competitors he faces all of them of course having to hin diser him on his campaign. many of the other candidates returning for the nomination of younger be fresher a

andy. >> andy. >> tom, how are you. >> great.d going to you after my mono log but you're here. >> it is true. we'll get to that. the first apple pulling civil war games, if this keeps up the only place you will buy something with a confederate flag is the black market. >> ironic. >> down with stuff in a happened. you said history we must end its existence. and and as famously said the future is undiscovered. >> good point. >> in all seriousness. residing elder at ame church said quote, you can't eradt icae history -- >> it does make perfect sense. there's a statue of a confederate soldier few blocks from where i live and plenty have passed over a hundred years and now i heard there's an effort to take it down. soon as we destroy all of the historical elements then we can move on >> good plan. >> good plan. you you said when something horrible happens we happens we grab on to something, like when we find out our government is spying on us we force the person who bravely told us to leave the country. same thing. and i salute you. >

andy levy >> diane, good to have you. now you go go have a cup of soup or a sandwich. >> it is lunch time while you watch "outnumbered." >> two convicted killers who escaped from a maximum security prison in new york city state they have crossed into canada or headed to another state. and there is a lot of talk the fugitives had help likely from inside the prison. david sweat and richard matt used power tools to cut through a steel wall in their adjoining cells before making their way out of the correctional facility. contractors and employees are being interviewed. and they are searching door to door for the people. one report says a woman working at the prison has been questioned in connection with the case and has been removed from her post. we are watching all of this and we will bring you the news and updates as they become available. >>> president obama admitting he doesn't have a complete strategy to beat isis. i am sandra smith harris faulkner, jedediah is here and co cohost of red eye andy levy is here. >> i had

that's why andy levey is the smartest person at the table. coming up, is it wrong for emma stone to play an instrument? the geeing gutfeld show -- greg put felled show. he invites the newlyweds to the set. what is the strangest place you have ever done whoopi. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. word from texas this morning that former governor rick perry will throw his hat into the 2016 presidential ring. a senior advisor tells the associated press that perry will make his candidacy official on thursday. the republican launched his first presidential campaign in 2012 as an instant front runner. he flamed out just as fast where he forgot the name of one of the federal agencies he wanted to close. remember the packages of anthrax the pentagon said they sent out? the number of anthrax recipients is higher than previously reported. how much higher no one knows yet because the investigation is not done. still we are being assured there is to threat to the public. >> we know of no risk to the general public to provide con

andy mc phail and he talks about the direction of the phillies.ear from mc phail and finally one of the owners john middleton spoke about the decision and with all of that and the changes that will come what happens to the general manager? i spoke to ruben amaro about his concern for his job security. that's coming up in sports. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. ♪ >>> those file lease they made move. they hired a new president and ceo it hasn't been a secret andy mc phail former minute money gm in '86 and former president of the cubs and the baltimore oriole. announced today at a news conference

hi everyone, i'm andy le nosuchunsky. [speaking spanish]. ann coulter. [speaking spanish] goodbye america. and i need a surgeon stat. we have a bleeding heart john devore. and before his pod cast you had to be kidnapped to see the inside of his basement. host of the anthony cumia pod cast show. >> a block. the le de. that's the first story. >> nothing can stop marco rubio, including stop signs. the presidential hopeful and his wife were cited 17 times for traffic violations including speeding, running red lights and reckless driving. it goes back to 1997 and they found four citations for rubio and 13 for his wife. on four separate occasions they agreed to attend a remedial driving school. who really dug up the report? the washington freebie con alleges with some impressive documentation the citations were pulled by a left wing opposition research group founded by hillary clinton ally david brock. anthony, kudos to "the times." an amazing piece of journalism to dig up. >> absolutely. i can't see this being a bad thing. talk about wanting to be -- to refle

andy, if there is some sort of deal, for u.s.rs in the interim, would they feel it as much? would they be hurt as much as other countries? andy: i do not think they would be hurt as much as other countries, but they will still be a some pain, because it will be sometime before the prices return to higher levels. if oil were to come back on the oversupply.ould see that would probably be through the balance of 2016. indira, we have about 60 seconds left. where is israel and this? is israel still pushing for the international community to reject any type of deal with iran? they have been pushing, largely through their supporters on capitol hill. if a deal is agreed upon, it will get lots of pushback from the republican party in particular, but also skeptics on the democratic side as well. itself,israel resigned but they will press the obama administration and all the other allies negotiating to make sure they get the best possible deal they can get. although i do not think israel will be happy a deal will come that will allow iran t

andy murray knows what it's like to win at wimbledon. could he do it again? what about stan wawrinka. the swiss won the french open and is seated for -- seeded fourth. the women's singles are wide open. serena williams is on track to win all four grand slam titles in a single year. petra kvitova is fifth. we have romanian simona halep third. could this be her year? we will find out. and we can't forget maria sharapova. the russian is no stranger to success and she could be the thick -- biggest threat to williams. there are getting ready for the challenge that awaits them. >> wimbledon's facebook page proudly proclaims its regulars. the courts in perfect shape the weather is fine, and the strawberries are promising. and the champagne is on ice. but what about the players? women's favorites serena williams and maria sharapova had a pretournament showdown. who one? you be the judge. williams could become the first woman since steffi graf in 1988 to claim all for top titles in one year. >> i really don't feel that pressure. maybe if i happen to win, i might start

that is good enough for him. >> yes. >> are you okay andy? >> andy. >> oh my gosh.s something nongross? >> there seems to be a problem with real human contact. >> that is the point of a telephone. >> yes. >> you're not with the person. >> right. >> yes. >> use your words. >> right. >> that is the bad part. >> some of you may have noticed we haven't had a regular host. that is about to change. comedian tom shulo will be taking over the next two weeks we'll air reruns as we prepare to relaunch the show then monday june 22nd red eye with tom shalu will be live. tom welcome to the family. what do you have planned. >> thank you, andy this, is to you and everyone in the studio and listening at home. >> sorry, tom, that is all the time we have left. very special thanks to joanne john, and ann coulter. that does it for me i'll see you number. joanne will see you sunday. hopefully, we'll see you back here in two weeks. have a good spring break, everyone. ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were w

you need andy's brandy. at 190 it is the only proof you'll need.r older brother got into med school by posing as a black man. he wrote about the experience for his anti-affirmative action book called "almost black" he sprains" in my junior year of college i realized i didn't have the grades or test scores to get into medical school, at least not as an indian-american. i knew admission standards for some my 40s were less stringent. he joined a black student organization and used his middle name jojo on applications. he was accepted at st. louis university. >> he did not apply to the programs as an indian-american student so how did he know the acceptance was based solely on race? >> i have a really bad pun. can i say it? >> sure. we candy leet it. >> he was doing the anti-bindy project. get it? it touches on an important topic in new york which is the bamboo ceiling. de blasio is going after asian students because they are disproportionately represented in high school. he does not like that. he wants to cut t

just house serious sit andy? >> we stood here about three weeks ago talking about the possibility of this government basically shutting down. here we are just a few days after that, and it really seem as if puerto rico is on the brink. it's $72 billion in debt we have that astounding statement from president, he even used the term puerto rico is heading towards a death spiral. they can't pay those debts and just one example power company there that owes $9 billion in real terms what that means for the three and a half million people that still live in puerto rico is job cuts. we're going to look at suspension of the minimum wage, paid holidays cut in half and as you said teachers being laid off there. all this against the background of about 50,000 people leeferg leaving this commonwealth island. puerto ricans are citizens leaving for better jobs on the mainland of the united states. but puerto rico is facing a serious situation. we have about an hour and a half before the governor addresses the island to speak t

andy gallagher reports from miami. >> now blatter he's not going down quietly. >> now, it is not often that talk on u.s. radio is taken up by football, but the u.s. led investigation into fifa. >> sepp blatter isn't the only one at fault here. >> host andy slater says the scandal won't stop fans from watching a sport that is swiftly growing in popularity. >> there's that side and the actual sport side which people are into and i do think they separate the two and they really care about the sport those that are into it and the corruption is on the other side by itself. >> reporter: in many big u.s. cities like this, sites are not uncommon. u.s. football leagues have witnessed huge growth and during the last world cup more americans tuned in than ever to view a sport that's considering to be struggling to find a place here. the demographics are changing quickly. by 2050 it is believed a third of the population will be his panic and all this attention will help the sport grow. >> sepp blatter stepping aside will allow some of my old friends be more accepting of the sport than it was befor

playing number three and andy murray, djokovic took the first and two and sets.ray won the third and. but play has just been suspended due to rain. already through to the final was the swiss man who is still standing. the number eight and seed who knocked out roger federer beat frenchman in the semifinal, after sharing the opening two and sets he took the vital third and set on a tie break. the 2014 australian open took it 6-4 to reach that final. sought african police are now investigating the bribery allegations surrounding the 2010 world cup while sports minister has told the newspaper the decision to give $10 million to football development in the caribbean was made by the south african government, and the president at the time. this all comes after the emergence of a letter written by the chief to fifa general secretary. in it, he appears to speak an indirect rout to the transfer of $10 million to fifa. fifa has admitted paying $5 million, which we had to correct to 5 million euros to avoided a legal battle. this resulted in ireland not qualifying for that 2

hi andy.ng your phone number if you get one. >> what are you watching on netflix, andy. >> he will paint your face on it. >> it will be a stick figure face. that will be good enough for him. it looks just like you, andy. >> hug me. >> oh, my god, does the anyone have something nongross to say? >> there seems to be a problem with real human contact. these days with our electronic did -- >> that is the point of a telephone. >> yeah. >> you are not with the person. >> right. >> yeah. >> you have to use your words. >> exactly. that's the bad part of it. there's always a down side. >> all right, some of you may have noticed that we have not had a regular host in a while, well that is all about to change. comedian and alleged serial killer will be taking over here is what is going to happen. the next two weeks we will be airing re-runs as we prepare to relaunch the show and then on monday, june 22nd "red-eye" with tom will debut, we have tom on the phone to give you the details. tom, welcome to the

let's check in with andy levey at the news deck. how is it going? >> going good. welcome to your first official show as host. >> yes today is the big day. thank you. what have you been doing for the past two weeks? >> i have been right here sitting at the "red eye" news deck waiting for the show to start. >> really? >> yeah. i couldn't figure out why we needed eight whole days to try new things and come up with new sets and segments and graphics and then two days to run rehearsal shows? >> that does seem excessive. >> yeah. anyway what have you been doing? >> i have been standing on the x. greg said show up five minutes before the show and everything is great. >> that's fantastic. >> do you have advice? >> don't [bleep] it up. >> wow. let's welcome our guests. from you a guy you dig her. if you are gold, she digs you. it is joanne nosuchunsky. he is more even handed than luke skywalker. it is free think media producer camille foster. his wit is quicker than an nfl linebacker leaving a crime scene. it is comedian jim norton. and he comes from a long line of longs.

thanks, andy. track of that. >>> 55 minutes past the hour. >>> parents, are you worried about your little darling's future? the best jobs for millennials, next. . >>> good morning. i'm christine romans. european stocks lower. last-minute negotiations to avoid a greek default still ongoing. u.s. stock futures looking more upbeat. we will hear more from janet yellen today. no action on interest rates is expected but could get a better look at how the fed sees the economy and outlook determine who interest rates will rise. >>> these are the best job prospects for millennials, ages 18 to 30. list out today. advertising account executive. look at that median salary. 115 grand. millennials in high demand there. civil engineer top five and computer systems analyst and data scientist and financial planner. a lot of stem jobs there. notice the trend? science, technology, engineering and math. >>> it's 5:00 on the nose. "early start" continues right now. ♪ stunning new details in the new york prison break. w

the phone lines at the radio station have been lighting up and host andy slater says the scandal willfans from watching a sport that is steadily growing in popularity. >> people expected and knew that it was going on and there is that side and we have the actual sport side which some people are into and they separate ray the two and care about the sport and corruption on the other side by itself. >> reporter: in many big u.s. cities these days sites like this are not uncommon over the past few decades futbol leagues have growth and more north americans than ever tuned in to watch a sport that many perceive is struggling to gain a hold here and futbol in the united states could never rival the popularity of baseball or american football but demographics are changing and 2015 expected a third of the population will be hispanic and many believe all the attention could help the sport grow. >> blatter resigning and new blood stepping into positions may allow some of my non-soccer friends or friends that are not big on soccer may have it change. >> the change may help how sports grows in th

you said, andy, lebron would not be able to lift this up on his own. his team to step up. >> that's right. lebron didn't get the help he needed and you can't blame the cavs right now. they are so shorthanded in this series. it was a sea of sadness of fans leaving the quicken loans arena last night. the 51-year championship drought continues for the city of cleveland. the fans hoping they would force this to a game seven in the bay area but the warriors with once again proving they are the best team in the nba. last night golden state jumped out to a 15-point lead in game six in the third quarter. lebron and the cavs made a late run at this one but didn't have enough. warriors would end up winning this one 105-97. andre iguodala was named the finals mvp. after the game, cnn's rachel nichols caught up with warriors superstar steph curry to talk about winning his first championship. >> reporter: what does it feel like to reach this after everything you've been through? >> this is amazing. all those things you just talked about, the injuries, the underdog

andy morton is with the house budget committee. he served in the agriculture department, chief economist of the senate agriculture committee and as an analyst at the cbo. dr. beach is chief economist of the senate budget committee. previously for 15 years he was a director of the center for data analysis here at the heritage foundation. he has also served as the president of the institute for humane studies and senior economist at sprint. i've known bill longer than either of us would care to admit. he's a fine economist and a true friend of economic liberty. curtis dubais is a research fellow here. previously he was a senior economist at price waterhouse coopers in tax foundation. please join me in welcoming andy morton. [ applause ] >>> it's a pleasure to be here. i'm going to kind of briefly make a few comments briefly on a few areas i'll provide a little background on new macro eem knock mick scoring rule in the 2016 budget resolution conference agreement and not too much but maybe a few comments/thoughts on how this rule is li

andy gallagher in church. scuffling broke out at a news conference held by houthi officials in geneva of the the head houthi delegate had a shoe thrown at him. an act that is insulting in arab culture. the incident underscores deep divisions. they'll try to reach a humanitarian truce. from geneva hashem ahelbarra reports. >> reporter: from the mountains of sanaa to the united nations offices in geneva, a journey that sums up the houthi rise to power. a senior member of the houthis, or the partisans of god as they call themselves, his fighters and troops loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh have a growing influence in yemen. hamza is on a charm offensive, saying he's here to talk about peace and turn the chapter of war. >> translation: we are committed to dialogue and a political agreement between all the factions. we want partnership. we don't want to exclude any party. >> the government is skeptical, saying the houthis are starting time. >> translation: it hasn't started because the houthi representat

president obama is sending additional troops to iraq to train and reinforce in the andy barr province. the u.s. is also sending more military equipment to iraq. already 3000 u.s.

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andy what else was in jeb bush's message to his supporters? >> well, if there's one sound byte to take away from his first speech of his campaign it's this. jeb bush said pretty early on i know that i can do it because i've already done it. what he's talking about there is his two terms as florida's governor where he said he created jobs, he created common core values in schools, no child left behind, and really, really that's what he is running on, running on experience as two terms florida governor. this is a man who's now seen very much as a moderate within the republican party and as you look at his campaign poster, you it says jeb. no notice of his family name. that's good for some people and bad for others because of the bush legacy. but he did talk a lot about america's direction and the direction he will take. he didn't say that president obama was weak on foreign policy that he wants to take control away from big government and go down to spaller government. it was obviously a rouseing be rousing campaign at miami dade college. he is

andy gallagher explains the impact on the recent events in a sport that's struggled to take off in thentry. >> reporter: now blatter is not going down quietly. it's not often that air time on u.s. radio shows is taken up with talk of football. here they call it soccer, but it's perhaps a sign of the sport's growing important that so much attention is being paid to the u.s.-led investigation in to fifa. >> sepp blatter isn't the only person at fault here. the phone lines at this radio station have been lighting up. but host andy slater says the scandal won't stop fans from watching the sport that steadily is growing in popularity. >> people expected it. they kind of knew that it was going on. and there is that side and then you have the actual sport side which some people are in to. and i think they do separate the two. and they really care about the sport, those that are in to it. and the corruption is just kind of on the other side by itself. >> reporter: in many big u.s. cities these days, sights like this are not uncommon. over the past few decades youth football lead have witnessed

team introduced andy macphail as a new president.ix two-year old will take over for pat gillick but in the interim he will shadow gillick to learn the organization. he has been in baseball for three decade with the twins cubs, orioles. he had two world series titles to his credit. jamie apody asked him why he is the right person for the job. >> you have turn franchises around, that is part have of your appeal what makes you think you can dot same thing here. >> it starts with owner ship. resources you have. this franchise has a great reputation. as i said in my remarks we tend to evaluate everything in the current snapshot or time it wasn't that long ago this franchise was accomplishing some unprecedented things the game punishes when do you well it will exact its toll. i know of they have a will to win and it is our job to find most efficient quickest way to get them back where they have been. >> one of his first tasks will be to determine ruben amaro junior's fate. he missed on some moves recently. amaro knows he will be judged but

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andy bichlbaum, what are they?y are these props, basically in the film, but the film is really ultimately about occupy. the reason you see us getting the press so that we can come out and get hope, once we see occupy, where a lot of people would come up and tell us they had gotten their start in activism by sing one of our movies. all of the things that we thought did not work, did not matter, do not have an impact, ultimately did through the bigger movement they were a part of. and that is the message of our film. yet to be part of the bigger movement. and that is were impacts happen. amy: i want to thank you for being with us, andy bichlbaum and mike bonanno, members of "yes men." democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ?çqoq