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joining us on the phone now we have anthony j clemente -- anthony d clemente from new york, top-ratedlyst on twitter. he covers internet and media companies. anthony, give us the wall street view on this. obviously the stock is looking pretty good. anthony diclemente: just on the stock movement after the close as part of the announcement, the company reaffirmed their full-year guidance. that is part of the reaction. there are a number of investors who like the previous callers think that twitter can overhaul its user interface to improve it , to make it more engaging, to rejuvenate growth in users, to amp the monetization. there is a view that it is time for a fresh change in leadership. we will see what the company says on its conference call in half an hour and see how the stock trades tomorrow morning. it is such a volatile leadership culture at twitter, even going back to the early days, and if anyone of your listeners has read "hatching twitter," you can take away from that book that you have a history of change in terms of the leadership, and for me, i contrast that with somethi

sometimes it wasn't anthony eden, it was somebody else.basically i think only the cognizant he knew. so that was the first part. please remind of the second part of your question. [inaudible] >> yes, the deputy prime minister was clement attlee, the leader of the labour party. he was in charge when churchill went on his many trips everybody commented when attlee was in charge of the cabinet meetings they were much faster much more efficient. they went much more smoothly. >> well, thank you very much indeed. [applause] >> thank you very much, jonathan. please, tonight is the first i this book is for sale to get a first edition decide tonight 25% off. my faith is renewed in the future of our georgia tech undergraduates. so what a great night. thank you very much for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer. >>

♪ >> this is 33-year-old anthony diaz.discovered he had a brain tumor two weeks after his son was born. he said his motor skills were affected his speech was affected. he went to the doctor they discovered the tumor had to be removed. here he is in surgery, and they let him bring in his guitar and sing because when people do get brain surgery they use anesthesia but you're not put under where you're asleep. they say the brain has no pain sensors so you can talk to your doctors while they're doing the surgery and this is helpful to them so they know if there's been injury to the areas of your brain that control your speech or your movement. >> wouldn't you freak out while you're there, brain surgery happening, you're playing the guitar and you you move the scalpel goes the rock way. >> think of it this way, it helps you relax and take your mind off the fact that someone is poking around in your mind and just sort of play. >> it's freaky! >> what if the music just stopped, the doctors are like oh. and he's like just kidding.

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 reflect every mankind of a thing. what guy hasn't sped or blown a red light like that. and most was his wife. >> exactly. what is this moving? >> how sexist is it to run an article that appears to confirm the stereo type that women ire worse drivers tha

police arrested 17 year old desean harden and 16 year old anthony -- bryant anthony facing charges in five of the charges, anthony facing charges in two. police say this surveillance video shows the duo in action on the night of may 14th, on willing ton street. police say they pulled the gun on a man and then stole his iphone. >> take a look at this video from monday night. you see two men break the window of the van in camden, then use an ac sell rent to set it on fire. shortly after, two other vehicle fires nearby pennsauken two cars were torched and police believe the same suspect are to blame. anyone with information is asked to call camden county police. >> it has been two years since the deadly building collapse here in center city. ceremony chemical rate dollars the tragic day in honor of the six victims who lost their lives when building under demolition collapsed on the salvation army next-door at 22nd and market street. for the first time, the woman described as a miracle survivor met her rescuer, pat ciarrocchi was there as they embraced. >> i was the fireman who found you.

. >> anthony hogan, station 7. do you know your charges? >> could you read them off for me? >> possession of cocaine, traffic in controlled substance, murder, and burglary first degree. >> hogan says he's innocent. >> they trying to say that i did it. but i don't even know this kid. i don't know his family. i don't know nothing about him. or nothing. this is the rest of my life right here. i ain't got no money for no lawyer. ain't nobody going to come represent me. ain't nobody going to come help me. none of that. this is where i'm at now. >> y'all ain't got nothing. no unwet cookies. let me get another one. trade me up. trade me up. >> 12 hours earlier hogan and his fiancee jenae southward were with a friend in his car. just after midnight they got into a fender-bender at a fast food restaurant and police were called to the scene. officers discovered guns and drugs inside the friend's car. >> i didn't know he had them in the car. but since the .38 was closer to me, they charged me with that gun. >> all three were

a funeral mass is set to start at anthony -- st. anthony of padua in wilmington. john rawlins is live at the church with more, john. >> reporter: good morning, eva. so far it's a quiet well-organized event. on the one hands it's a neighborhood with small streets and it's a row home neighborhood. there's lots of police and military folks. on the on the other hand people in the neighborhood are out enjoying themselves on saturday morning walking their dogs and sitting on their porches and having cups of coffee and watching the mourners as they file into the church. >> reporter: security is very much evident this morning with the president and first lady and the vice president and his family and the clintons due to be here. there are two lines outside the security checkpoint, one for vipts -- vips, the invited guests. >> i was here yesterday afternoon for five hours in line, i would like to be a part of history. he was a nice, nice young man. >> did you ever meet him? >> yes i used to work at fairfax hardware and joe and jill came in all the time. >> we never met him

jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us trooper anthony raspa's death highlights dangers of deer on the road. >> state police hamilton station, flags flew at half staff machine to honor fallen trooper anthony raspa. he died on duty at day morning after hitting a deer and striking a tree on 195 scary situation many drivers can understand. >> they come out it is quick faster then you think dart across the the road. >> reporter: jonathan morris says he damage three cars from deer crashes. >> tore the whole front side of it off and my whole fender, everything was gone. >> reporter: a according to the insurance institute nationwide there are 1.6 million deer related crashes each year resulting in 200 deaths and tens of thousands of injuries. one of the most dangerous time is mating season october through december, triple a says drivers always need to be ready. >> some simple things motorist should do is obviously be alert which means eliminating

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half of his life behind bars anthony graves is a free man. what he's doing now that's so unexpected. he's working for the system that worked against him for so long. here's mark potter. >> anthony graves appointment to the board overseeing the houston crime lab makes absolute sense to him. >> i became a criminal justice expert through my own experience. my universe death row university. i'm well qualified. >> capital murder? me? >> graves was convicted for a crime he never committed. as an accomplice in the brutal 1992 murders of a woman, her daughter and four grandchildren. at a home in somerville texas. he was sentenced to die and spent more than 18 years in prison. 12 on death row. >> i had two execution dates. i witnessed over 350 men getting executed around me. >> in the year 2000 the man convicted with graves confessed he committed to murders alone, right before he was executed. but it took another

anthony kennedy has written all four of those decisions. no single justice in history, i think, has ever been so associated with an issue as anthony kennedy is with the rights of gay people. and this is a historic dramatic change that you know will reverberate for a long time. >> interesting. i believe also that june 26th, today, is the anniversary of several of those other decisions written by anthony kennedy, lawrence v. texas and a couple others having to do with the rights of same-sex couples, whether or not to marry, striking down provisions of defense of marriage act. i'm joined here by jonathan turley. you've been going over the majority opinion. i should note that it was a 5-4 decision in the minority chuing chief roberts wrote dissent. but while you're reading anthony kennedy's majority opinion that states that no state can ban same-sex marriage what are you picking up? what strikes you? >> first of all, it's much like his earlier decisions. itses a actually quite move pg in parts where kennedy says look loving the case involving i

and anthony slaughter joins us now with a look at forecast. but anthony, i was reading about the grateful dead the concert last night went on for 3 1/2 hours, and the youngest member of that band is 67. so they are still jamming hard core. >> oh, yeah. yeah. true rock stars, huh? >> yeah and great weather for folks. >> oh, yeah. it's going to be nice, especially today. a little bit muggy unusual, but at least the temperatures are coming down. >> right. >> not going up, and that's the good news. we're not expecting excessive heat today in the south bay, but we'll hang on. maybe monday and tuesday it's really going to start to feel more like summer. we're talking about the return of 90s and triple-digit heat. that's a part of your weather headlines this morning. clear inland to start off. a live shot from mt. diablo. clouds are pretty thick around the inner bay, burning off around noon. later today, sunshine for everybody. temperatures coming down two to four degrees from where they were yesterday, but this week ahead is really going to capture

let me start with you anthony. do you care about greece? anthony: we do care about greece. we think it is short-term noise. when you talk about long-term it is the economy, the fed, domestically. on that front you talk about the personal income growth. consumers definitely back. the data has been improving steadily throughout june. we were worried about week second-quarter growth. expectations are up. the fundamental economic story is intact over the remainder of the year. that should fuel additional stock gains and power the stock market higher. we are optimistic on the economy going forward. onthere was a great story why the european finance ministers are just going to let greece default. why don't they just let it go? they put into perspective. this country is smaller than ohio. 2% of the gdp. this12 the ecb said european union during the height of the debt crisis that we will not let any members go away. we are going to remain a union. they have political capital which explains why markets are not reacting with that much for .ntensity -- franticity forced to moree econo

anthony said before i know how he feels. >> anthony maines is serving eight months for a dui convictione says he learned a lot helping out on the construction projects at the shelter. >> what are you doing? >> and he has grown especially close to this bulldog named rocket. >> he's cool. i used to have an english bulldog. i am trying to get my family to get him. they told me they were going to get him and never came. ich' going to try to call them again and see what's up. >> if he come down and fill out the application and talk to pam. >> because he asked me who does he have to talk to, i told him pam and everything. >> we can go straight to pam. >> a lot of inmates don't experience this besides the yard. they're in all the gates so it really sucks. this is like a little sense of freedom, i guess. calm down. calm down. look at that face. volunteering is great. it is good to help the animals, help out the people taking care of the animals. i'm not going to lie, i've never really volunteered but it's definitely a good feeling. see you later, guy. >> how does it feel putting him back in tha

on saturday at 10:30 in the morning the funeral mass will be held at saint anthony padua. president obama will be there and will deliver the eulogy. >>> also gathered in somerset county, new jersey, today for a state trooper killed in a crash last weekend. governor chris christie was among those who paid respects to trooper anthony raspa killed on saturday when his patrol car hit deer on i195 and then crashed into a tree. he was 24 years old and a year and a half into his career. >>> we now know the dent tough of the suspect in deadly stabbing in camden county. michael i dollar the ex-boyfriend of carol brown found unresponsive in herber lynn driveway late last night. idol is charged with first degree murder. authorities say brown had a protection order against him. >> terribly shocked. this is a quiet neighborhood and everybody is friendly. um you don't you know, typical story you don't expect to hear something like that in neighborhood like this. >> if you have any information oh on idol's whereabouts call police. >>> a police involved death sparking outrage in chester d

also at the saint anthony church of padua in wilmington. president obama will deliver the eulogy there. we will stream it live for you on our website at cbsphilly.com. >> two young girls remain hospitalized, in critical condition this morning, after falling from a fourth floor window. it happened on the 700 block of turner street in allentown late last night. chopper three, over the scene we're told the victims are three, and five years old. they were rushed to lehigh valley hospital. cedar crest, where they remain at this hour, police are working to determine what led to that fall. >> we now know the identity of the robbery suspect killed in a shoot-out with a off duty philadelphia police 00 detective. police say he fired a loaded gun with blanks, in a late night heist of a pizza shop. our natasha brown has more from police headquarters. >> that's why i came tonight. i'm worried about, actually my husband coming later on because he is worried too. >> loyal customers filed in to the pizza shop to check on rattled employees after word of att

laura anthony is in berkeley. we begin with vic lee live at city hall. >> reporter: there was a small gathering outside city hall early this morning. the group did not know which way the justices were going to go. when they found out there was a huge outpouring of jubilation, relief and unity. the decision brought cheers hugs and tears just raw emotion among the dozen or so same-sex couples who gathered here to hear the decision. >> i feel like i'm part of the american dream now actually. the opportunity to live the american dream like everybody else. >> it did take a long time but it says a lot about our country that we could get to the right place. >> amazing. it's incredible. we have waited all of these years. >> reporter: among those here state senator mark leno who came out more than four decades ago. >> after 46 years my federal government now recognizing that my heart beats and loves no differently than yours or anybody else's. >> reporter: brought her 3-month-old daughter. >> this is a huge celebration for

anthony did clemente.e will continue this conversation after the break. ♪ emily: dick costolo stepping down as the ceo of twitter. jack dorsey stepping in as interim ceo. still with us, george zachary, an early investor in twitter. we also have the former yahoo! cfo tim orris, former yahoo! interim ceo, and joining us is crawford del pratt, chief research officer for idc. we have been talking about this over the last hour. a lot of turn out as to who can be the ceo of twitter. who can do this job better than the costello -- dick costolo considering jack dorsey has another job? crawford: i don't have an individual in mind, but i do think when you start looking at what you want to do to replace this job, i believe it needs to be someone who comes from media. the media business has learned a tremendous amount about ease-of-use, engaging users. that is a big angle of what twitter needs to accomplish here. i would think as media has evolved, that is where they are going to look when you start seeing the next ch

let us start with you, anthony. do you care about greece? anthony: we do. to be honest, we think it is short-term noise. when you look at what drives stocks higher over the long-term, it is the economy, the fed, what is happening domestically. on that front, you talked about the personal income growth. great story. the consumer is definitely back. makes you wonder if they went anywhere to begin with. but the data has been improving throughout june. worried about a week second-quarter growth. now expectations are up to almost three. overink we get 3% growth the remainder of the year. the fundamental economic story is very much intact over the remainder of the year. that should fuel some additional stock gains, earnings gains and power the stock market. we are optimistic. >> there was a great story on the terminal that just came out on why the european finance ministers are not going to let greece default. at a certain point, why don't they let it go? here is this country that is smaller than the size of ohio, right? 2% of the gdp in your. why do they hang on

anthony, thanks. >>> happening now chp has shut down all lanes of southbound 880 in heyward to clean up after a deadly crash. it happened just before 6:00 this morning south of tennyson road. it's unclear at this point how many cars were involved but we do know someone died. the chp plans to reopen the road around 8:30. we have a developing story, a look at great america. this is actually the ride being investigated after an employee and amusement park guest were injured. it happened around 8:00 last night as the inverted roller coaster called the flight deck. witnesses say a maintenance worker was walking along the track when he was hit by the roller coaster when he was hit. >> he was walking on the track and the train hit him. >> hu do you know he was maintenance then staff? >> he had the maintenance shirt. he was bleeding from his head. it was really scary. >> the ride was shut down while crews tended to that man. we're told he's still in the hospital with a traumatic head injury. a guest of the pa

here's the thing, anthony, people want to see a deal done in this.t have a lot of faith new management can build this up, and they don't have patience with this. what do you think? >> it has to do with slope of users, accretion. they basically got to 330, it should have gotten to a billion, and it becomes a very compelling story like a what's app or things that facebook would want to acquire. google's problem is their case book study is the youtube acquisition from 2006 where they bought something on its ascendancy, they paid a billion and a half dollar cans, it's arguably worth $15 -- $20 billion today. so i think google has a reluctancy to buy twitter because it doesn't have the characteristics they faced in facebook. and that's from somebody in the know, my 22-year-old son that's working in california for google. charles charles thanks a lot, really appreciate it. >>> all right, the pope is urging a cultural revolution to save the planet to fix a very perverse economic system. he is absolutely pulling for war on corporations and corporate profits.

anthony chan with chase. s spent the day moving between gains and losses and by the clothe the dow jones fell 56 to 1700 # 49 and the s&p 500 split the difference and down 3. and for the week all three major indexes were lower. >>> as we mentioned, the higherd may number send bond yields sog and the ten year in particular and diana olick explains what that means to the tail end of the housing market. >> phones were ringing off the hook in boca raton after a selloff in the bond market. >> there is a panic in the air but will the train stop when will the rates end. >> 4.75. >> 4% and ablof is the new normal on the 30 year fixed loan and borrowers are not taking it lightly. >> people are reacting quickly. while we know 4.25 is still historic amazing interest rate but over all once you've been used to being below 4%, for quite sometime it takes a little bit of getting used to in this shorter period of time. >> just look at where rates have been over the past two months. down near 3.6%, now up at 4.25%. the last t

these are some of the frit thing words -- frightening words that anthony axe lon irk s -- alonis directed at his wife on facebook and some of the words in a supreme court case that saw him go to the high court. the high court left intact the idea that free speech rights of social media users are protected. just about any bullying threats are above the reach of federal statues unless there is intent to commit violence. he didn't just tart his wife but wept after the fbi and elementary schools, enough in a 10 mile radius and wept on to write hell hath no fury from a man in a kindergarten class. is this a case that is a man ranting and letting off steam. alonis claims he was excess pressing through the art of clash. the chief justice wondered whether the war would require the arrest of hip-hop star ebb am 'em. -- enimem. take a listen: the answer for roberts about an arrest was no. and roberts ruled if favour of alonis. that case left domestic violence watchdog goods infuriated. i note the stock in case escalated, allowing for 25% of victims threatened with violence. the national coalition a

i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter.ing up to cloud cover, in san francisco some fog. elsewhere, clear skies for the most part. temperatures are mild this morning once again. here is what you need to know. we're talking about a warm day, temperatures in the south bay low 90s. another scorcher. 80s from the east bay. tri-valley hot spot with temperatures near 100 degrees once again. remember spf, remember to get outings. if you do keep water handy. 73 san francisco so cooler there. latest forecast. erica and carson. >> dylan, thanks. still to come this morning, cashing in. wait until you hear how much money will be spent to elect our next president. >>> and a rossen reports investigation. did you know your smartphone i what do you think of when you think of the united states postal service? exactly. that's what pushes us to deliver smarter simpler faster sleeker earlier fresher harder farther quicker and yeah even on sundays. what's next? we'll show you. how do you get to the top of your game? give it everything you've go

anthony of padua roman catholic church.since the vice president's son died of brain cancer. he was just 46 years old. among the mourners at the church this morning, the president and first lady. president obama will deliver one of the eulogies this morning. >> cnn national correspondent sunlen serfaty is outside that church. in wilmington sunlen what have you learned about the proceedings today? >> well christi, certainly one of the emotional moments that will likely come up in the next few minutes is that we are, have word now that we will hear from chris martin of coldplay he will sing a song during the funeral procession inside and just a few minutes. now we know that he was a favorite musician of beau biden. his children knew about his love for chris martin's music. and apparently chris martin found out through a family friend and volunteered to come here today. so certainly that will be one of the emotional points of the ceremony. and in addition to president obama's own eulogy. he's grown very close to the biden famil

meteorologist anthony slaughter here. it might be enough to maybe turn some hillsides green near the coast or something? >> yeah, even in the north bay, i think that's where we'll have the best chance of seeing anything measurable. enough to at least get the ground wet. you know what this is the time of year we don't actually see anything. we're happy about at least a little bit, right? got to count our blessings somewhere. ocean beach, gray all day. but what i love about the bay area, look people still out on the beach. even though we've got the rain coming in it's not going to be a big deal. the thing about it it's got so much dry air associated with it. look at the orange on the water vapor imagery. we're not expecting a huge amount of rain. in fact it's already starting to rain up in the north bay. that's where we'll see most of it with this storm system. you can see the doppler radar, light return activity from point reyes to bodega bay. this stuff, again, is going to be very light. and it's going to move through ver

they've have been at saint anthony's church for days preparing for the arrival of thousands for those services on friday and saturday. even as beau biden is laid to rest this weekend his family is doing everything they can to make sure his life's work lives. >> biden's width bow making a big announcement today about a new charity she says will continue beau's passion and dave kinchen is live outside saint anthony's with the latest. dave? >> reporter: dawn, beau biden was known for his work protecting children and his widow is working with the wilmington based organization to make sure that legacy continues. fred sears has a picture of vice-president joe biden in his delaware community foundation office representative decades of friendship he's thinking about the vp's oldest son who died from brain cancer this past saturday. >> the kind of son basically most people would love to think their son could grow up to be. >> sears says beau biden grew up to be a fighter and not just in the delaware national guard. he says beau fought for children as delaware's attorney general and believes it

anthony cruzado. yes, i am mr. anthony cruzado. well, did you write this letter to the president? yes, i did. at one time, i was scared, i denied it. i ain't deny that i wrote it, but i told them i would not kill the president, though. >> were you serious with your threats? >> you think i'm just going to write him just to write him a letter and that's it, you know? i know i could be facing more time with it, but, you know, they're serious. >> minutes later, cruzado retracted his threat. >> i think i am talking out of anger. you know what i'm saying? talking out my anger. because, you know -- i get out, i don't think i'm going to react on the stuff that i wrote to -- >> ten minutes ago you told me you were definitely going to do it. >> but i don't think so. i mean, it -- i don't think so. >> coming up -- >> you can imagine officers and nursing seeing that for the first time, it's pretty bizarre. >> anthony cruzado carries out a horrifying act of violence on himself. and -- >> they say that dude threatened my young brother, and i got upset. one thing led to another, and the dude's d

anthony? >> omar thank you. we're tracking bill as the storm tracks in. good morning. >> good morning. although bill has weakened overnight it's bringing heavy rain and gusty winds. a threat for flooding and tornadoes continues as we take a wider look. houston and dallas dealing with plenty of rain right now and that will continue throughout the day today as we look at the latest advisory. as we head into the weekend, we could see up to 5 inches. up to a foot in spots not only in texas and oklahoma but through portions of the midwest. back to you, gayle. >> all right. that's a lot of rain. thank you, lisettesette. >>> a law enforcement agency tells cbs news they may have crossed over to mexico and they say joyce mitchell may have been a pawn and they escaped with somebody else. anna werner with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. since they have no concrete leads here in clichbton county law enforcement is expanding their search and theories including did the convicts h

harden is facing charges in five robberies, anthony in two.olice say that this surveillance video shows the duo in action may 14th on wilmington street. they say that they pulled a gun on a man and then stole his iphone. >>> well some more video from monday name you can see two men break the window of a van in camden and then use some kind of accelerant to sit on fire. shortly after that happened, two other vehicle fires in nearby pennsauken occurred, and police believe the same suspects were behind them. anyone with information on who those people are is asked to contact camden county police. >>> two years ago today we witnessed the horrific building collapse in center city philadelphia. it killed six people at 22nd and market. today nancy winkler who lost her daughter ann in the collapse spoke at a ceremony commemorating that tragic day. >> ann's death has left a terrible void in our family which can never be filled. i've become very emotional when i speak about a inform n. i miss her so much. still, i love to talk about her because she was

. >> while pritchett denies inappropriate conduct in front of prison staff, anthony bell freely admitst. >> like i say, it's like this, you know what i'm saying? i'm a man. not ashamed to say what i do, know what i'm saying? yeah, okay, i gun. know what i'm saying? i'm not going to lie. yeah, i gun. you wake up that morning, that, that urge, you're feeling that urge, you know what i'm saying? you see a female, you know what i'm saying, you masturbate, you get off. that's your choice of sex. to me that's safe sex. i'm being straight up with you. i have nothing to hide. >> bell has accumulated more than 20 disciplinary reports for obscene or profane acts. >> we take the charge, the obscene and profane act charge, very seriously. it's sometimes referred to as gunning. we keep a database of our gunners. and we actually use door magnets. any time a female enters the wing, a magnet is placed over their door. they cannot see out of the cell. you cannot see in the cell. they can't gun what they can't see. >> while bell has been a problem inside prison, it was a three-day reign of terror that b

anthony davis was the first-round pick in 2011. he has started all 71 games that he played with with the 49ers. he is that good and he's only 25 years old and davis suffered a concussion last season and he hasn't recovered 100%. >> he said he wanted to take a year or so off so his body and brain can heal. he said many won't understand his decision and that's okay he said. i'm simply doing what's best for my body as well as my mental health at this time in my life. someone who understands this very well is dr. jash what koluva, a concussion expert at the medical center. >> similarly, if you have another concussion without letting your previous concussion resolve and it could be a much worse and more devastating course so i think he was kind of smart what he said. he didn't say he was not going to play again but he wants to take a year off. >> certainly a shocker for the 49ers. with davis out of the picture the 49ers have four players that retired during the off season. chris boreland patrick willis and justin smith and of course num

that's what justice anthony kennedy wrote in the landmark decision. the swings vote in the 5-4 ruling. joining me to discu

anthony's padua church. monique, you talked with some people who got up early today and have been waiting in line. >> reporter: that's right. we're just down the street from the security check point. several national dignitaries are expected to attend including president clinton, as well as secretary clinton. this will be the third day of public mourning for former attorney general beau biden. the 46-year-old passed away after a two-year fight with brain cancer. he was attorney general for two years. he did not seek another term because he told folks he was planning to run for governor in 2016. he served for one yard in iraq working as a military lawyer. the lane began forming here outside the church about an hour ago. people have been sharing their personal stories with us including experiences with the bidens. >> i have always respected vice president biden when he was a senator, ever since i knew him. i respected him. and this past december he called me and wished me a merry christmas because he was at th

good morning, i'm anthony slaughter. high thin clouds. hot later on for inland valleys. cool at the coastline, same for east bay and peninsula and south bay. tri-valley today, that will be the hot spot with temperatures near 90 degrees. have a good one. >>> barber shop quartets seem to be unusual these days we've got jeff marcelis matthew gifford and your brother will on the end. you guys are incredible you've won the highest award you can win in barbershop quartets how did you get involved? >> we started in high school in 2002. back in new zealand. now 2015 the barbershop harmony society is a global organization of singers, you know who don't necessarily look or sound like what you might typical barbershop quartet. >> we think of the red and white stripes and the colored jackets, but you guys are just rocking it it's so awesome. do you hope to do anything beyond barbershop quarteting? >> maybe become rich and famous we're here in new york city doing a show tonight with the local barbershop chorus here and we're on our w

john wall in 2010, anthony davis in 2012, and tonight karl-anthony towns wearing the hat.the wizards, they had the 19th pick. he won't be coming back to the dmv. grant going to the knicks in a three-way deal and the wizards getting kelly oubre, a small forward out of kansas. those shoes, christian lobaton. here's what the gm has to say about oubre. >> he has natural physical abilities. he can get up and down the floor. he can get to the basket. i think he can play both positions. it is going to take him some time obviously, like every player. >> knicks fans may like grant them about this is how they felt about number four. knicks nation clearly looking for a known talent, not a 19-year-old from latvia who last played in a spanish league. maybe they are going because of their last player, who was an absolute bust at number eight in 2000. ok, the nats team is playing with our emotions and it is not fair. stop showing up these impressive stretches that have a saying, like bryce harper, where are our rings, and then have us shaking our heads later. the streak is now at six aft