fox news. >>> meanwhile, last night, arianna grande tweeted this.ying for london, shortly after news broke out of the latest terrorist attacks to plague the country. time now is 7:05. caitlin roth joining us. >> beautiful morning. >> the pleasant, pleasant, start to the day, and it's welcome relief from all the rain we had last week of >> it has been, yesterday, was beautiful, morning clouds gave way to a lot of sunshine, 86 was the highest, a little bit warmer than we thought, we'll be close to 90, a real pool day as you go outside this morning, it's very comfortable. reagan national 65, 58 at bmi, these temperatures will quickly jump as the sun rises -- well it rose. but you get what i'm saying. it will get warm quickly. 60 in gaithersburg, 55 in martinsberg, comfortable along the mountains, 66 in annapolis, how about the weather for the beach? 67 cambridge, temperatures in the 60's if you're waking up along our beach points, ocean city maryland and the delaware beaches. a couple of clouds streaming in from the north and west. plenty of sunshine.

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arianna has returned to the uk for last month. arianna has returned to the ukfora last month.ter tomorrow night, and many of those injured, including lili, hoping to be there. lily expressed a wish to go. we didn‘t force it. we said if you want to go, we will make sure you get tickets. but if we get to the venue or we are on the way there and you say you don‘t want to go, we are more than happy to bring you home. it‘s whatever she wants. proceeds from the concert will go towards the wheelock manchester emergency fund, set up by manchester city council and the british red cross to support grieving families and grieving victims and —— victims of the bombing. this is where the eyes of the world will be focused tomorrow night. millions of people will watch as coldplay, take that and katy perry on the stage. this concert will be broadcast to more than 50 countries around the world. a night of unity, remembrance and a shared love of music. at least seven people have been killed in explosions at a funeral in kabul — the afghan capital — where the son of a prominent politician was bei

arianna grande and friends played to a packed stadium for one love manchester.he show benefits victims of the suicide bomber who struck city's reena two weeks ago. many others joined arianna grande tonight. >> i love you guys so much and i think that the kind of love and community that's here is the best the world we need. >> 22 people died in that attack in manchester. mostly young fan, many others are injured. we have breaking news in bucks county county. a warning tonight for residents in a doylestown area, a reverse 911 act intimidation is in effect. authorities notified residents to shelter in place. some sort of police activity is going on in the area of bristol and lower state road. >>> a developing story out of east mt. airy. police are searching for the person who shot and killed two inside a car just before 5:00. officers found a 23-year-old and a 20-year-old woman in the 1,000 block of sidney street. they call eight who done it. first responders pronounced them a dead at the scene >>> norristown, pennsylvania is on the national stage as prosecutors an

arianna grande was determined to have this benefit concert despite the high terror alert in the uk. >> reporter: yes, she was. what we've been seeing just now is the crowd giving their final thanks and cheers to arianna grande. behind me there has been a sea of happy, dancing, cheering, singing people from manchester. the atmosphere and appreciation for an amazing lineup of international pop superstars. not just grande, katy perry, pharrell, miley cyrus, and just din bieber. an extraordinary concert and spectacle. here, because of the motivation behind it, the feeling, it has been lifted to a truly unforgettable night. >> understandable, security is heightened at that stadium in manchester. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: incredibly strict security around the ground where this has taken place, the police have been everywhere. the crowd was patient outside, on the way in it was a very slow process, everyone was searched and checked until finally the space behind me late this evening was eventually filled with a huge crowd enjoying this tonight. >> great to see a happy cro

arianna grande concert right after this. >> less than 24 hours later arianna grande returned to manchester pretty emotional performances as well as a message of love and unity. take a listen. >> i love you guys so much. and i think the kind of love and unity that are playing is the medicine of the world that we need right now. i want to thank you for coming tonight. i love you so much. >> one moment going viral happened off stage. take a look at this very sweet photo of a couple police officers dancing with a group of children. speaking of kids. this photo that you are about to see is 8-year-old lily harrison. she was injured in the manchester bombing. she actually convinced police to -- her doctors to allow her to leave the hospital to go to that concert and then, of course, she got the surprise of her life when arianna grande even visited her personally. what a scweet moment there. >> there were a lot of people there and a lot of money raised over $13 million all going to the victims. rob: all right. carlie thanks so much. jackie: don't go anywhere. we want you to come right back with us

at the meeting bonderman cut off arianna huffington jokingly saying more women on the board means thereill be much more talking. bonderman apologized calling his remarks inappropriate. his comments come as the company were talking about the investigation conducted by eric holder holder recommendations include 50 ideas to improve workplace culture, including reducing alcohol at work events and preventing intimate relationships between employees and their bosses travis kalanick is taking a temporary leave of absence in an e-mail to his 14,000 employees, he wrote if we are going to work on uber 2.0, i need to work on travis 2.0 to become the lead their this company needs and that you deserve. day-to-day operations will be run by a committee, which includes several female executives including rachel holt this is a much awaited report. the company has grown so big so fast i have to wonder if this is a publicly traded company, what would the stock be doing >> a lot of people say this will impact it. the >> it raises the question, if it does ipo, does it get away with a facebook or snap style

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you see it in the faces of these crowds, young girls wearing arianar yan arianna earses to enjoy thenk you very much. just looking there again, those images of ariana grande going on the surprise visit to children recovering in the hospital injured in her concert two weeks ago. >>> security and climate change, the leader of one of the greatest cities in the u.s. explains how inner connected those issues are coming in today's world and what drove the attackers last night in london and others like it. back in a moment. new bikes aren't selling guys... what are we gonna do? how about we pump more into promotions? ♪ nah. what else? what if we hire more sales reps? ♪ nah. what else? what if we digitize the whole supply chain? so people can customize their bike before they buy it. that worked better than expected. i'll dial it back. yeah, dial it back. just a little. live business, powered by sap. when you run live, you run simple. brtry new flonase sensimists. allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist experience to help block six key inflammatory substances. most

arianna ts for something? >> i try to make my design as accessible as possible. so you just go to the website and the controls are simple. you're given a situation where a partner calls you and ask you to go to a party and represents the player with the choices like normal healthy options of going out and having fun with your friends. you're given other options that try to show through getting the players who actually don't show what it's like to blake snap out of it. it's a game about taking things away. >> how did you get into this? >> i learn from other independent game developers. the community is very active and welcoming. there's a big community and giving back and resources to other people. >> how big is this world of game? >> guest: pretty big. if you consider how many people are playing games on their phones almost everybody plays games now. there's boardgames, video games, there's people making cool art games and interactive experiences. >> something happened while you were game. >> guest: what happened is an abuse of a next boyfriend i decided he could

last night's did not stop the benefit concert in england, arianna grande and friends played to a packed stadium. not just music but defiance and tears. arianna grande taking the stage with a youth choir for the one love manchester concert, benefits suicide the victims of a suicide bomber at the manchester arena nearly two weeks ago. she performed this evening for fans along with other huge names like milely cyrus. cold play and justin beiberer. >> i thank you from the bottom of my heart for being here, i love you so, so much. thank you. thank you for coming today. and being so loving and so -- i love you guys so much and i think the kind of love and unit is what the world needs. >> 22 people died in that attack in manchester. mostly on fans and many others are injured. >>> happening right now, all eyes on montgomery county as defense lawyers get ready for the bill cosby beginning tomorrow morning, the comedian does not plan to testify but the woman accusing him of sexual misconduct will. let's get to joanne pileggi live at the courthouse in norristown. this promises to be the biggest ce

telling air arianna huffing ton -- >> i really truly want to come together and in a place of love and forgiveness. >> sometimes you just need to let it all go. ve it. hair down if you still >> katy getting all kinds of sitors. like james corden. he managed to get her to rank her lovers from worst to best. >> this one? >> yes. >> and then bloom? >> she was nothing but love when she belted out her hit "roar". at manchester benefit concert. >> how was that experience? >> it was really important for me to stand in solidarity. because, you know, with music it's like i don't just love one artist. i love all the music. >> which makes her an ideal job judge for the new "american idol". the rest of the judges still a mystery. >> lots of other names are being thrown around right now. >> rihanna and tim mcgraw would be my dream. >> katie working to help kids enjoy their dreams with culpepper and the boys and girls club. >> amazing. >> and donating a portion of proceeds from her upcoming "witness" tour ticket sales. >> for every ticket bought, $1 goes to boys and girls club of america. >> you can

big name performs will join arianna grande for the show, katie perry miley cyrus, cold play and justinaybe other tickets were bought for resale. the company is working to cancel orders purpchased for that reason. proceeds will go to an emergency run and the british it will be televised. >>> what a beautiful day. >> it's days when i'm glad to be a reporter and be outside. >> you need to get out right now because gwen it is amazing. it was hard to come inside. >> it really was. you know, just the air temperature was perfect, humidity levels were great. we had lots of sunshine for you and i'm happy to say we're going to keep that going a little bit for you at least. take a look the satellite and radar. i really don't have much to show you on here, except little piece of energy we're watching here to the north, right near mason dixon could see a little bit of that starting to move its way down to the north northeast but nothing could be concerned with, just a quick passing shower that could hit our northern areas and head off a little bit more towards the northeast. other than that, we've

>> we understand, you know, ub he uber has some high level executives, the likes of arianna huffingtonho came out this morning in support of kalanick saying he will be in the history books as a great entrepreneur that board will lead the search now. we've seen a lot of high-level departures from uber already, but also other silicon tech companies, twitter as an example. there does not seem to be a clear front-runner at the moment hopefully we will hear more noises around that over the next few days >> arjun thank you very much for that report from london. the other question that people are wondering, does this alter the potential ability to ipo if and when they want to. if that happens, one would think they would not be able to deliver the same restriction shareholder activity >> if it will be an inflection point in the way tech founders maintain control over their companies or is uber an exception? it's been a stunning fall from grace. >> stunning fall from grace, but privately listed, so we don't know but on the surface has not affected the valuation would have been great if we could

arianna era de mÁs de una decena de famosos como justin bieber, katy perry, miley cyrus, entre otros,allecidos. vamos escuchar las palabras de la cantante. [audio en inglÉs] >>quiero agradecerles por unirse y ser tan amorosos y fuertes. los amo. creo que tipo de amor y unidad que muestran es en la medicina que el mundo necesita-- es la medicina que el mundo necesita hoy. aileen: el mensaje es que el amor vence al terror y al miedo. mÁs las donaciones y la ganancia de todas las ropas que se veneran en el lugar, se recaudÓ $120,000 que se donarÁ a las familias que murieron el pasado 20 de mayo. se vendieron 35,000 entradas en $50, y las otras fueron donadas a las personas que estuvieron en el concierto anterior. regreso con ustedes. javier: yo lo pude seguirpor las redes sociales y estuvo increÍble que haya logrado contar a esta gente en tan poco tiempo. carolina: aunque ya estaba muy triste por lo que habÍa ocurrido, llega y dice que las chicas que vinieron al concierto original, no querrÍan que hubiera tristeza. asÍ que comenzÓ . hay fuera en redes. esto fue lo que desatÓ el vÍdeo de

the samberg idea is being pushed by arianna huffington.staggs is also a leading candidate for the job. marissa mayer, stepped down from chief executive yahoo! is also in the mix and tim armstrong, former aol ceo, and john martin. kalanick on stepping down from the company he helped start, i love uber more than anything else in the world, at this personal difficult moment in my life i accepted the investors request to step aside so that uber can go back to building rather than be distracted by another fight. the board said travis always put uber first. this is bold decision and sign for his devotion and love for uber. by stepping away he is taking time to heal from the personal tragedy and giving the company room to fully embrace this new chapter in the company's history. we look forward to him serving on the board. kalanick's exit came from pressure from top executives that wanted the troubled ceo out. uber is scrambling to clean up its corporate image after a string of recent scandals, internal investigations and lawsuits led to number of

march 22nd, and bridge, six killed there and the arianna grande concert and the one last night claimed seven lives so far. earlier today the metropolitan police officer said it will likely take some time. >> it's a very complex and confused scene and confused series of events. so it's important that we first of all make sure that there is no one else outstanding, we don't believe there is but we must mak absolutely certain of that. >> joining me w, msnbc contributor, shawn henry and former chief of staff at the cia and department of defense, jerry bash. shawn, starting with you on this, we're getting reports from matt and mayor saying we're going to see a lot more presence on the street right now. live pictures, it shows there is a presence. what are they doing right now? they have 12 suspects in hand so far. >> it's about a show of force and trying to identify and detect any other plotters that might be out there. somebody who is taking advantage as a copycat or somebody who may have been kplis it with the attackers from yesterday and going back to the manchester attack a couple of we

four a car attack and stabbing in westminster, a bomb at arianna kbr grande's concert in manchester. a stabbing at london bridge. and this one, a driver acting alone, say police. tonight, more flowers, more defiance. >> we are the greatest city in the world. >> reporter: and it's also a city on edge. bill nealy, nbc news, london. >>> the washington redskins got to a boost from the supreme court ruling b. the supreme court said that they cannot ban mascots. it has slowed d.c. efforts to get the team expires. jack evans says that the name should not be a roadblock to the team's return. >>> we all know driving around this area can cause a few headaches, maybe a lot of headaches. but now someone is going the pay you to do it. of course there is a catch. drivers are being asked to take their cars for a spin for a month and they will pay you up to $500 for it but they get to keep the data. the foal is to see how tough it is to drive around here. you have to drive 25 pliels or more one way. and be 25 to 54 years old with a valid driver's license and own a smartphone with bluetooth capabilit

absolutely, and i think they have the right person to do it in arianna huffington.ut expect a massive cultural shift. they've already cleared up most of the problem executives and i think it is an easy shift to make. that culture has no place in today's modern workplace. something that's talked about more broadly in silicon valley. do you think the changes might reverberate throughout that tech sector? >> i hope it does. it's time to get rid of founders who cannot run companies, who dollarssed billions of and have no accountability to shareholders who then burn all that capital. kate: let's check in on the day's trading action. wall street has been fairly mixed throughout the session, the nasdaq is up and take stocks resumed their trading through up .65% this hour after rising slightly as the u.s. said it's oil stockpile had decreased. oil prices down about 2% this hour. european stocks close down about .3%. probably it was the biggest loser. a reorganization had not gone as planned and wait on its annual profit. the king of saudi arabia has named his son and succes

hep c specialist about harvoni. >>> we know the london attack comes less than two weeks after the ariannat in manchest manchester. kelly cobiella is in manchester, in spite of this incident, the show in manchester is a go, correct? >> reporter: it is a go. manchester police saying this event will go forward as well as another charity soccer match not far from here, about 130,000 people visiting this immediate area this afternoon. and there's a huge police presence here. i'm not sure how much of it you can see but you can see security and police just behind me. we see groups of probably 12 or so officers pass by every so often. there are police standing alongside the road ringing this stadium every several feet or so. it's an absolutely massive operation here. and in addition to that, you have fans whoave come here, who are at the first conrt who have told me, look, yeah, we have some jitters, we're nervous and unckouncomfortable, but we d to come here not only for the people who couldn't make it but for ourselves who feel we can go forward and manchester is a strong community and we won't

media executive arianna huffington. in 2012, trump wrote, she's unattractive, both inside and out.i fully understand why her former husband left her for a he also tweeted about what he called about actress bet bette midler's face and body. >> when he tweets, he gets results. >> results, really? randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> we're back now with the panel. joining the panel is michael de antonio. for a guy who has reached the pinnacle, he's now president of the united states. he has won. you know, it's as high as you can go. he still is so thin-skinned that he wakes up in the morning and watches "morning joe," which he claims he doesn't watch, and is so outraged that he launches this attack. if i'm a world leader, i read his tweets and you can kind of figure out what his weaknesses are. >> that's true. and this is an unusual thing to note, i think, is that despite his achievement and the fact that he's now the most powerful person on earth, donald trump's life experience is actually quite limited. if you think about what makes a person strong, what makes a person thick-skinned, it's

into the uber toxic culture marked by allegations of sexual harassment, a board member said this to ariannangton, the only female board member: >> there is a lot of data that shows where there is one woman on the board, it is much more likely there will be a second woman on the board. >> actually it shows there is likely to be more talking.>> reporter: david silverman apologized and resigned from the board after the comment was leaked. and ceo travis kalanick is setting -- stepping aside indefinitely. he said he needs to work on becoming the travis 2.0 he stated in a companywide memo. this announcement came on the same day former attorney general eric holder's law firm released a series of recommendations on changing the pro-culture at uber. under travis kalanick, culture was described with headlines like principled confrontation. among reports, 47 recommendations, adopting values that are more inclusive, emphasizing teamwork and meant -- mutual respect, and cutting back on alcohol and drugs on the job and at work events. >> i guess time will tell. hopefully now that it is a valid public is

and arianna huffington was talking about the importance and value of having diversity on boards and nowwo new board members and guess who they are. >> two more men. >> dudes. that is correct. now, uber's board currently includes two women. but i want you to put this in perspective, only 20% of board seats at fortune 500 women are held by women, and that is less than 10% of boards that get filled by activist investors. so what gives? >> take a look. big brand names and i'll tell you about how many women they have that o. their board. johnson & johnson, only two women. coty, one woman out of nine total. l brands, which used to being be limited, two women out of 12. bed bath & beyond, only one woman. and dillard's, one out of 12 is a woman. all right. think about that. >> and look at those companies. who do you think shops in those stores? >> we'll let you answer that. >>> some news this week on a story we've been covering, housing costs, this concerns everybody. one-third of u.s. households are so-called cost burdened by what they pay for housing. this is a study put out by harva harvard.

arianna grandy sua grande surpr injured in the m booing in manchester nearly two weeks ago.fety precautions tight. this as police announced a 17th arrest in that case. abc's lama hasan with more. >> reporter: tonight, security ramping up in manchester as ariana grande prepares to take the stage for a benefit concert just 13 days after that devastating suicide attack. >> we were shocked and we just want to show our support. >> reporter: authorities are launching a massive security operation around the city of manchester, creating a ring of steel to protect the 130,000 people not only going to the concert here, but also to the soccer game nearby. barriers already in place and the police presence, expected to double. officers pouring in from across the uk. >> i can understand some nervousness from members of the public, perhaps, but i can reassure them that come sunday, they will see a heightened police presence. >> reporter: sisters yasmin and nadia were at the concert the night of the attack. fighting fear with strength and defiance. >> go into this tomorrow with all the love

at a staff meeting between uber board members arianna huffington and david bonderman. >> there's a lotdata that shows that when there is one woman on the board, it's much more likely there will be a second woman on the board. >> actually, what it shows is it's much more likely to be more talking. >> audience: ooooh! >> trevor: oh! you can tell this guy works for uber because he does not know when to shut up. ( laughter ) seriously. how stupid is he? the sexist insult is bad enough, but interrupting a woman who is talking about sexism to make a sexist insult-- that's like bill cosby trying to slip quaaludes to the judge at his trial. that's what that's like. and even bill cosby knows better than that. even he knows better. although, although, yesterday, out of nowhere, cosby did something-- he was-- he was coming out of court, and he did something that was super weird. >> as he was leaving the court, cosby mimicked one of his characters, fat albert. >> mr. cosby, any comment about the jury deliberations? >> hey, hey, hey! >> trevor: what are you doing? ( laughter ) like, what are you do

the attack at an arianna grande concert left 22 people deaddé. tomorrow at manchester's ground.security is heightened not just there but at concert around >> reporter: as crews set the stage for sunday's concert in manchester benefiting victims of last month's terror attack, social media is lighting up with photos of ariana grande paying a surprise visit to victims of the blast. >> we just really, really good with them, really brilliant. >> reporter: eight-year-old lily harrison is recovering from a spinal wound. her father says the pop star made his daughter feel like a rock star. >> as a parent it just really, really made it for us. you do get goosebumps thinking about it. >> reporter: the deadly suicide bombing at grande's may 22 performance is intensifying security concerns at concerts across the world. in germany, a terror threat shut down a music festival on friday, sending thousands of fans home. the event resumed on saturday after a thorough sweep of the venue. >> all metal objects are out of your pockets, please. >> reporter: concert-goers are also seeing stepped up sec

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obviously, it needs to start at the top, the board can have this investigation led by arianna huffingtonuals in the firm do not change their mind set, then clearly nothing is going to change when it comes to action. we always talk about every contact leaving a trace, so from getting the medical health records of someone who accused her uber driver of raping her in india, all the way through to these parties, as we have spoken about, it is all there to haveit spoken about, it is all there to have it blasted on your silicon valley walls that he will always be hustling, but if you don't pull that through into sensible corporate behaviour, it is now a $60 billion valuation, it needs to start to grow up, and! valuation, it needs to start to grow up, and i think part of that these two come from the top. we appreciate your time two come from the top. we appreciate yourtime and your two come from the top. we appreciate your time and your insight. we will fill you in as there is more news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the company behind some of britain s leading

the line is out the door to replace travis transfected well-known names like sheryl sandberg and ariannar is out with the industry top quality survey. we will tell you which brand drove to the top of the list. cheryl: 5:31 a.m. thursday june 12th -- lauren: june 22nd. cheryl: is that? uber i am lauren simonetti. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. the correct times and days. turned to look at this right for you. senate republicans are going to unveil their version of the health care bill later this morning. this measure expected to roll back the obamacare expansion of medicaid. people not buying insurance coverage and eliminate taxes that pay for obamacare. lauren: a rally in cedar rapids, iowa, president trump up domestic about the senate bill. >> we have a very slim 52-48. that means we basically can't lose anybody. i hope they guarantee anything but will surprise you with a really good one. i've been talking about a plan with heart. i said at the money to it. a plan with heart. obamacare instead. lauren: democrats strongly criticizing repub

arianna grahn day, one love manchester. i'm sure a lot of you saw different clips of it.t this. >> i love you guys so much. i think the kind of love and unity you are displaying to the world, it means so much to me right now. i want to thank you for having me back. i love you so much. >> kimberly: role model to young women, ariana grande. it reads more than $30 million to victims of the attack there two weeks ago. >> greg: it raised a lot of money. 13 million? >> jesse: it would make you a believer. >> kimberly: >> greg: i admiredt that they raised money for this. >> jesse: while greg gutfeld was doing his monologue, i was playing golf today. i hit the lakes to raise some money at the golf classic at mill river club. that was my caddy, al de blasio on the right. i never lost a ball and then that is steve on the left. another great patriot. >> dana: what was the big news today for you at golf? >> jesse: i did not cheat. it still didn't break 90. >> juan: trump -- i'm glad you weren't golfing. >> greg: set your dvr is, never miss an episode of "the five" ." "hannity" is nex

arianna huffington is currently the only member.he later apologized. >>> uber ceo travis kalanick will take a leave of absence as culture. he said he'll work to focus on myself and to focus on building out a world-class leadership team. >> uber released a report yesterday. they include transferring some of kalanick's responsibilities, creating new requirements to handle harassment complaints. holder's investigation was prompted by a scathing post by a former employee susan fowler who ahedged mismanagement and sexual harassment. jodi is a correspondent. good morning to you both. >> set the tone, joni, for the meeting. mr. bonderman said his statement was taken out of context. >> this was about the most imagine. as reported the former attorney general has just investigated the company. they're saying they're going to remake this company from top to bottom. the ceo is about to take a leave of absence. the whistle blower who revealed the sexual harassment is getting a round of applause at this meeting and then a board member takes this

steve: especially when she was -- arianna grande was talking about she spoke to the mother of one ofed the show to that girl olivia. jillian: it's beautiful. you see something like this. she is so young and to have this much of an impact. she went to the hospital with the kids before. she was taking pictures with them it's incredible. brian: you know it's getting bad when your charity benefits are overlapping with terror attacks. three attacks in three months in london. as much as people are sad they have got to be enraged, too, that no one is protecting them. ainsley: absolutely, 100 percent. steve: jillian, thank you for the news. jillian: thank you. steve: rash of terror attacks in the forcing the world to face harsher reality. is it time to bring surveillance into the mosques in the united states. we will talk about that. brian: hillary clinton's supporters may have something else to cry about this morning. the next election? ainsley: we have a huge show ahead for you and your family. we have michelle malkin and dr. sebastian gorka and kellyanne conway. they will all be live comi

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post and think those morals -- those will be applied to everything you want to do i wouldn't watch ariannaatching me either >>> speaking of politics, great segway kayla tausche is in washington this morning >> why because of attorney general jeff sessions >> jeff sessions told congress over the weekend he would be willing to testify in front of the senate about the election. kayla tausche has the top political stories. >> would be the highest ranking current government serving official to testify in the probe. the offer comes after former fbi director jim comey eluded to classified facts that would make his continued engagement in a russian related investigation problematic. that's why jeff sessions volunteered to appear in front of a senate panel. it's not clear if it will be an open or closed appearance. the deputy attorney general will testify on the budget. yesterday chuck schumer said he wants the president to testify on this matter as the president himself suted he would be open to on friday >> the president said he would testify in front of the senate i assume you are all for that?

prominent women who are said to be on the list facebook coo sheryl sandberg and uber board member arianna huffington have taken their names off the list. >>> looking to cut out the middleman goldman sachs says the world's biggest sportswear maker is close to a deal to sell directly to amazon. nike already sells gear on amazon through third-party dealers. the deal could bring nike up to $500 million in additional revenue. the potential partnership could mean more competition for dick's sporting goods and other brick-and-mortar stores. >>> virtual-reality being used to transport fans into music concerts. live nation teaming up to give fans a front row seat to their favorite band live without having to leave your couch. concerts are broadcast with 10 different cameras on stage behind stage and in the audience all you need is a vr headset and smart phone to download the next app.>> virtual-reality provides us this opportunity to experience the thrills and chills you can experience live that is something we try to capitalize on. >> the summer concert series is free right now for those that wan

also marked arianna's grande return to the stage. defiance and hope to fans.rom manchester. >> >> 50,000 people facing the fear. >> you looked fear right in the face and you said no we are manchester and the world the watching. >> ariana grande back on stage 13 days after the bombing that injured and killed so many young fans. >> 16-year-old didn't think she would survive that night. in her wheelchair she couldn't get to the exits. >> >> she helped to replace those memories with something better. >> we got to show them we're not going to be scared. >> her tickets hasn't come through. thousands came early. nervous, anxious. thinking of london. >> something happened begun last night. it's really upsetting. >> police closed the streets, guarded the gates and searched every bag. two hours before show time. >> you made it. >> i'm really excited. >> you're going to see her. >> i know. can't wait. >> with tickets and a brave face. >> a chance to make new memories. to heel. 15-year-old olivia campbell one of the first victim's to be named. >> i had the pleasure of mee

not good optics. >> arianna huffington says she member doing the right thing and stepping down but nowmbark on the difficult tank of truly changing that company culture and it's not going to be easy with ceo travis kalanick on leave for an indefinite amount of time, and, guys, they are still looking for a number of new executives to put into this company. they do have a leadership deficit. >> how do they recover from all this? >> it's going to be a long road ahead and the employees, there are so many employees who want this to be a great company, they want it to be done for them. they want a better culture and also a good ipo next year which is part of the plan. >> that is. rebecca, as always, thanks so much. >>> now to the verdict that could come at any moment in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. jurors deliberating this morning after asking to hear key parts of the testimony again on tuesday. abc's linsey davis is at the white house this norristown, pennsylvania, for us. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, robin. 16 hours of deliberations and counting. yesterday the jur

arianna huffington is another name being floated around.at disney, the former yahoo chief marisa meyer. the list is long. the line goes out the door. i'm going with the woman on this one. i thought it would have been sheryl sandberg but she's not interested. >> the key i something like that wants the job. >>> nike its a big job. big problems to fix. >> nike putting their shoes in a different direction right now something they have not done before. >> reporter: they never sold& on amazon. did you realize that? you couldn't by nike sneakers on amazon. >> i did not. >> reporter: you might be able to soon. nike is looking at the situation. their rivals sell on amazon. amazon is tremendous. current department stores where nike is selling now their business is slowing so how to you up sales? you cave and you say, okay, amazon, we're ready. here's our sneakers, here's our sports gear. >> got to stay in the game. >>> all right, so what is it that we are doing as we enter another depressing note what is it that we are doing now to prepare for vacati

the officials say the sandberg is being pushed by board member, arianna huffington. it is unclear if sandberg is even wants the job. melissa? liz: tracy, thank you. jonathan and ken are back on this one. what do you think of the shake-up over at uber? >> you know, warren buffett had a great line which was that when a great ceo meets a lousy business model or a lousy ceo meet as great business model, it is the ceo's reputation that will change, not the companies. and the key to this one i don't really understand is exactly what uber gross operating margin is. if it is relatively fat in the 40 to 50% range, it will not make much difference. if it is thinner and losses are on thinner gross operating margins, uber will have problems. they really need somebody a supercharger, super champion, super put it out. you can't settle for a normal ceo. liz: jonathan, this is, this is the normal thing that happens with these companies though. you have the entrepreneur who has the idea, who gives birth to it. who create this is incredible company. once it is big, you need to bring i

the stars appearing, arianna grande, katy perry, justin bieber, cold play are determined to go ahead,a message that says that fear and hate cannot win. it will be a huge security operation to keep the 15,000 audience safe on top of the big policing job keeping manchester safe. now after the events in london, as i said, the emotions are more raw. they note there had are people in london feeling everything the people in manchester have been feeling. the anger and hurt doesn't come as a comfort. it will be an emotional night. >> tell us about this as we watch mind you. we watch the memorial area for the past couple of weeks. what is it like today? >> reporter: well, it is a sign of the emotion that i've been talking about. for the last two weeks we've been seeing huge crowds here every day and every night. people line up, sometimes, for long periods of time to have the opportunity to stand here and leave flowers and tributes and spend a few moments reflecting. whenever i come here, we see people standing here crying openly. crying for the 22 victims including seven children killed in the

. >>> arianna grande is back in england ahead of the benefit concert for victims of the manchester terrorist bombing. tickets to sunday's all-star concert minutes. cold play, katie perry, and the black-eyed peas some of the big acts performing. chief berry barnes tells the board of supervisors he's agreed to buy 500 of them. prince william county police expect the body camera program to be up and running in the fall. >>> let's talk consumer news now. and a growing number of you say you've been moved to more expensive cell phone plans without being asked. one man says it happened to him after an at&t rep offered to help him slow down his granddaughter's data usage. but when he opened his bill, the base price doubled in price. it's not just at&t. verizon, sprint and t mobile are doing it too. a watchdog group says this happens more than we realize. >> part of the reason of wanting to switch people to new plans is because the phone company makes more money off a play a role. if you're switched without permission, call your carrier and then file a complaint with the fcc. >>> the labor department

cover, and just the last one at london bridge, a shock at london bridge after an attack the at an ariannaande concert. >> yes, britain is on a threat level that is not the absolute highest, highest, but it is one down from that. and after the manchester attack, it was taken to the highest level which is severe, and at that point, we had soldiers out guarding the important installations such as downing street, bucking aham palace, the palace of westminster which is where the parliament sits. so, after a few days after the manchester attack, the terror threat level was taken up to severe, and then brought back down to critical, and since then, you have had the london attack of course of a few weeks ago where the van was used to ram pedestrians on london bridge, and the driver and two passengers got out and began to knifing people at borough market, and this attack, if that is what it is, and it seems that it is an attack, it is going to raise concerns even further. are we seeing some kind of, you know, i think that one real question is here is if we are seeing a hate crime. is this a hate c

during the break i started to write out a list of all the women that president trump -- arianna huffingtonruth bader ginsburg, talking models -- >> you don't have pocahontas in there, that's what he called senator elizabeth warren. >> anna, what is going on here? >> i think you've got a very immature man who has not made the transition into being presidential and never will, who is thin-skinned, who cannot take criticism, who has surrounded himself by enables, yes men and yes women who know their jobs depend on them nodding their heads and defending every insane, wacko thing he says. i think he thinks he can get away with it, that he bears no cost for doing these things. i've got to say, until now, we haven't seen him bear a cost. he's been able to do this as a private citizen. he's been able to do this as an entertainer, able to do it as a candidate. for the last six months he's been doing it as president-elect and president. i have to say, since i think he's beyond repair, i've got to talk to the people around him, some of whom i knew before they were drinking a lot of orange kool-aid. t