as anl think of myself artist and i want to get every generation that i can.i want to come back to your courage. we never lose sight of your curves. i will get to that. i think i know what you mean when you say that, even with a label, you have the mindset of an independent artist. i think i get that. >> it means that i am in touch with my audience and i am on the street. i was at walmart and saying, did you get my album? i bought some for some fans. they were like, wow, that is you. i post on facebook. i think like an independent artist that has to sell this on social media all the time. that is what independent artist do. the grind never ends. it never ends. tavis: to your curves, you look great, by the way. people can see the transformation. what brought that on? >> after letting go of the relationship -- tavis: it always goes like that. they break up with you -- i knew i would regret that. how can i get that back? they break up with you and they get finer. that is what i was trying to say. >> these legs are not going anywhere. after that relationship, i de

. >>> it is not just heavy electricity usage that can cause power out anls but summer storms that are springing up. that's why ppl and lehigh valley has been cutting back limbs and installing stronger poles and wires that can better withstand wind and fallen trees. the electricity -- the electric utility is also reminding customers about some very basic ways to reduce power usage. >> programmable they were stats when you are not home. shutting curtains during the day. limit use of heat producing appliances. >> the senior center in allentown are inviting those without air conditioning to come in from the heat so they don't suffer. track the heat and humidity this week and the storms headed our way with our first alert weather app. down load it on nbc10.com. >>> all new at 6:00, a big concern for people trying to get their money back after a south jersey home repair contractor suddenly closed his doors last week. customers and employees tell us it's been nothing short of a nightmare. now authorities are getting involved. what some say is the owner's excuse for not delivering on his prom

we're going to tell you where investigators are looking for the wreck anl of the missing malaysia airline jet. >>> people may shoon notice something new on the gas pump. the warning label stirring up controversy this morning, that's next. >>> nbc bay area, honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting, and public service in television journalism. all from the society of professional journalists. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back, very good friday morning to you. look at the glow up at san bruno mountain this morning. kind of gives you a different perspective. just in case you're not up, way up there early this morning. 4:43. new details on the search nor the malaysian airlines jet miss aing for three and a half months now. investigators say the next phase of the underwater search will focus on an area hundreds of miles south of the first suspected crash site in the indian ocean. underwater drone skourped nearly 350 miles of the ocean floor last month closer to australia, but found nothing

as police closed in, they had tons of ammo, police believe anled jared and then r a long s. herself. here's what else we learned. the t c ofedanti-government proteste the nevada ranch of cliven bundy involved in thattle thelgo. ndn is telling theress kick of their very radical views. even the anti-government protesters gathered there at the cliven bundy ranch t upreme d lee the protest. th hosteg oercossiof bloodshed. also we learnebout the shopper whohe ndad him.was a wd heaw mil she shot and killed that shopper. his friends are remembering him as a hero. live in the digital operations center, chris cato, "nbc 10 news." >> los angeles police have one man in custody after a high-speed chase and a four-hour standoff. police say nolan perez is being charged with criminal threats and stalking. last night's incident started when police tried to arrest perez on a warrant. he took off on a high-speed chase that ended with a barricade situation. perez could face more charges after police say he pointed a rifle at officers during the pursuit. >> to the v.a. scandal. the veterans aff

is such a thing unprecedented in the anls of government? not at all.ion lost 22 million e-mails from first three years in office because the white house recycled its backup tapes. congressman gohmert and his bounty bill seems unconvinced that forensic data experts have done a better job than john q. public might do if a million bucks is on the line. it is not just an incentive but a punitive one. >> we reduce everybody's salary in the irs 27% until the e-mails are produced. >> million dollar bounty on lost e-mails and 20% cut for the irs until said e-mails somehow magically reappear. congressman gohmert isn't trying to be serious, is he? no. but if you needed anymore evidence about how unseriously he takes his job and for that matter other people's jobs, look no further than his favorite past time, photo bombing. in some cases video bombing. >> obviously those are all races we'll be watching here as we move forward. what do you make of this latest wrifrpgle in the e-mail that surfaced from lois lerner? >> it is clear the u.s. congress and american taxp

it is somewhat remark anl that they found a way to get beyond it. however, that the last passage you praed there, especially interesting. hillary clinton did not talk nearly as much as i thought she should have in terms of political efficacy about the historic nature of her candidacy and the difficulty of running for president as a woman, difficulty sometimes of being a woman in sew siocietsociety. she's talked more about that since leaving the state department. my guess is she's going to talk more about the historic nature of her bid when she runs in 2016. >> amy, you've done some reporting on the people she's bringing in. first of all in the book, presumably down the road on the campaign, emerging of these two wings of the primary fight. >> right. >> back in 2008. >> right, it's pretty interesting. you had somebody like tommy vitor, he was throwing things at them every day and now he's working alongside her two main spokespeople. the big message is this is an unrivaled team, not a rivaled team anymore, that's their message, anyway. >> in the "wash

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the if they do come it will militants at anl refinery. how much of a actor is his? those league. the white house is watching it loosely. it is a major test of the strength of the iraqi government . they have a leg up. it is being closely watched by the white house. >> what will the president tell congressional leaders today? the president has called harry reid and mitch mcconnell as well as john boehner to the white house. they will meet in the oval office at 3:00. hard of this is the president trying to put on a show that he really wants u.s. action to be bipartisan. art of it is also to buy time. suedes which options are here talking on the right to the iranian government and some of these other regional layers. >> republicans have been playing him -- pressuring him on action. thist -- the president has and we the u.s. military engagement in syria and he did not do the strike after he came close to it. we saw it again recently and in iraq, they were he never supported, he is really reluctant to get the u.s. reengage militarily. >> thank you so much. does it for to

special operations forces were on security patrol with afghan forces when they were anl bushed by the taliban. mike, what do we know about what happened here? >> in the long tragic incidents like this, this is the worst in the 13-year war in afghanistan. remember in 2004 the former nfl player pat tillman killed by friendly fire. that was very controversial. five american troops we understand now died in this operation. we have a local reporter on the ground. he's spoken with the police chief in this remote southern province of afghanistan and other sources as well. this is the story that is emerges. u.s. and afghan forces conducted a ground operation in zabul ahead of the saturday presidential runoff. obviously, a key moment for afghans and the future of united states forces alike. they came under fire from the taliban. they called in an air strike, and unfortunately the air strike fired at the wrong lines behind allied lines. five americans were killed and the interpreter killed as well as one afghan soldier for a total of 7 dead. today, pentagon spokesman admiral john kirby had this

>> if growth picks up the rates anl go up, but there is argument given the debt overhang we are goingbe lower for longer, in which case government bonds aren't necessarily expensive. they might not be going up very much. ae key is whether we get pickup in growth, and that is where investors are focusing their attention. >> you like the dollar. >> i think it is about the growth premium. i think that is why we are invested. >> in terms of where the fed is going, are you concerned about the data coming up? the fact they may slow the rates at which the fed is going to be tightening? they are taking the rate cut quite significantly. >> probably most of what we look number.s the gdp >> they are pointing at a much better story. >> the data would suggest growth is more robust than the gdp number would tell you. >> to come full-service you talked about the fact that when we got to these levels in the past we have had shocks. wer expectation would be would see a negative shock. if you were to handicap the negative 10%eing a drawdown between now and the end of the year, is that going to happen?

anl a young old market they are breaking into and a new concept.ting to see some of the pushback. we are seeing lawsuits filed by taxi associations. we have video by a group of drivers who are now's doing over -- huber. they want to put together a class action lawsuit your they say they're being price gouged by the business model. do you not think in a few years we will talk about big issues for the company? >> i think the opposite. growinge the natural pains of a disruptive business. it is no different than the arrival of the automobiles in you'rely century area going to have the exact same kind of growing pains, which will be horrible and nasty and painful, because many of the income it's are deeply connected , and it turns out he is fighting a political fight and did not know it. fight,ll be a difficult but there is only one market where they have been forced to withdraw their services there it everywhere else, they have been able to continue operating. this is the natural growing pains of a disruptive business. qwest is the fact they have a $17

surp to do that for every one of these programs it's going to be very difficult to say what percent anl worked and what didn't. we have to get the metrics and we have to apply their metrics. what my colleague and i are saying is we aren't given the metrics or they don't use their metrics. so how do we determine whether it works or not? i've been ber ated by d.o.d. for even questioning the proposal because it saved lives. now, i don't know what that means. maybe it did save lives and maybe that was the metrics that they wanted to use. but it's hard for me to then take that then saving lives and saying the $2.2 billion was wisely spent. that's where you see the predicament we're in. and i think i can say mr. johnson is probably in the same predicament over in g.a.o. >> thank you. and while some of us may say while i was in iraq or while i was in afghanistan, here is a man who was really in iraq. an iraq vet who is still serving our country valiantly in the air force reserve, mr. collins is recognized. >> i do appreciate that. and as much as my good friend we disagree on stuff we're gettin

gentlemen, sorry to anl in your ears with authoritative english accent calling you to attention. please. hate to interrupt your conversations. always seems to be a very lively group. i was just saying to somebody the sign of a successful conference is when at the lunch hour if like a reunion and everybody is catching up. people remember is that dynamic presentation, but in fact, the ink -- what makes a successful is when people are talking to each other. we had a conversation this morning all about infrastructure or much of it about infrastructure. we suffer some of this infrastructure challenges here at the wilson center. we do not have enough space to accommodate all the people who want to do something good for the border. have people out, give us money so we can build it -- a better building for you next time. thank you so much. as the director of an institute, you have to sort of get that out there. anyway, i am very pleased to be able to introduce to you our speaker for the lunch today, assistant secretary of state roberta jacobson, a very dear friend of the wilson center in

welfare organization are not window from today's papers and elaborate charts that anothechart that anl welfare organizations headed for citizens for a strong america. but that organization apparently wasn't involved in promoting the political process in the state of wisconsin. iabc that this is a serious matter. the use of the corporate secret money is a problem enough. but the determination to have that money to be taxpayer subsidized in social welfare organizations and in some cases headed by individuals who never had any interest until they could claim it for themselves to public our democracy that is a serious problem. i'm pleased you are going to be coming forward with anything else that you can find. because although this is not a serious investigation but the endless pursuit, the obsession with conspiracy and conspiracies we do need to have every bit of information every shred of information that you can find even though the people i talked about in texas who have legitimate issues before the irs are collateral damage in the process. but then i guess in some of his colleagues th

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