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ather way, this guy could be public company ceo full time.decides to leave square, he could be a top candidate -- if he decides to leave square, he could be a top candidate for the top job at twitter. he has kind of a mixed as a manipulative person who got more credit than he deserved. other people have compared him to steve jobs and say he is a design guru. it will be interesting to see how he plays with us. aaron: aaron, -- aaron, he plays with you. what do you want to hear from him? aaron: we haven't seen much of a change in terms of user interface. most of the changes are on the ad format side. investors want to see a change to user interface to drive engagement and usage overall. alix: but in terms of who will take the reins full-time, that doesn't sound my something you're focused on right now. dorsey ison't think going to be the ceo of two companies. i think both companies need to have a full-time ceo. could drivehe progress for twitter. they need to improve the product side, and that is the ceo we would want. sarah, what are the chanc

that inheritance of building a kenya where the inherent dignity of every person is respected and athere'sdream that that a child cannot achieve. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> live pictures from nairobi, kenya, the president of the united states speaking there at safari-con arena, stadium that seats thousands. it seems to be a packed crowd there, speaking about several different topics there in kenya. the president mentioning first of all that he says he's proud to be the first american president to come to kenya. also proud to be the first kenyan american to be president of the united states. also we heard several things in his speech about progress. the president recalling his time 30 years ago visiting that country, remembering the challenges there, and then talking about the opportunities that he sees for youth today, for people in kenya today. he talked about progress. he also talked about the challenges. challenges of ending corruption. challenges also to make sure that women are treated fairly. to end domestic violence sexual assault and to make sure that children are being -- are able to get a

this is only possible if there is athere is a lasting cease fire and if the blockade is stopped.e cannot emphasize this enough. >> now from oxfam's middle east media advisors from the jordaneian capitol. thank you for taking the time to speak to us. how confident are you that the cease-fire will hold? >> we hope this one at least could hold for the five days because that will be -- that will provide people with re spite from the crisis. a lot of people need to move to safer areas. some people need to go out and buy supplies that they need. so we hope that the five-day cease-fire can last, you know, the people that need to get out of the areas that they are stuck in can actually get out. >> what preparations are you currently making to make sure you reach as many people as you can in that five days? >> sure. well, i mean we have had operations running since the esc alation in a late march. we hope if the cease-fire can hold and last for five days, we can possibly go into new areas and assess the situation. particularly in taiz and aden, which are really badly hit. we haven't been

just ahead when and where drivers could be allowed to throttle up to 70 miles an hour. ather your ribsgany sweetness. (taiko drum beat) (taiko drum beat) >>> nbc 10 first alert weather breaking news. >>> it is just about 6:30. 82 degrees. already it feels like 89 degrees and it's only going to get worse, dangerous heat is taking over the region. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's find out what's ahead with first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. brittney? >> good morning. our feels-like temperature just like you were mentioning close to 09 degrees already. so that is an uncomfortable and muggy start to the morning. our feels-like temperature in wilmington at 85 same thing in northeast philly and mt. holly, atlantic city airport at 87. that's the feels-like temperature. areas not as affected include the poconos stretching down into the lehigh valley where we're seeing temperatures at 75 degrees. that's the actual temperature in allentown. not much of an increase there even when you factor in the humidity. our actual temperatur

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but there was athere was trimming here and there. and the danger, as she, in her first interview last week, she was reading lawyers notes, as opposed to speaking from the heart, it confirms the narrative that has floated around the clintons for a wild. they play by their own rules. it compounds that narrative. it is a problem. i think she has a companion -- a campaign. there hasn't even been a first debate. i think the debates should be moved up and there should be more of them. i think she has the ability to address that. i think policy, how people will lead a country, a staggering difference between the republicans and democrats on the economic issue. the republicans have tried to roll back health care, cut medicare, lower taxes for the richest. those are the fundamental issues. hillary clinton has a chance to speak to the issues more honestly. we hope to get an interview with hillary clinton. we would like to interview all of the candidates and post sharp questions. host: we move on to an independent collar. good morning. caller:

of course, for churches and religious colleagues that athere to the traditional definition. obviously they want to be able to hire people who would agree with them about core issues like marriage and all those sorts of things. but the decision cast into doubt their ability to do that. at least in some circumstances. there's a pretty good religious exemption in federal law. but there are a lot of laws that don't have similar religious exemptions. so going to face a issue. >> you list a whole lot of institutions that i see as mead yating institutions. so i want to take the conversation out to the broader culture. if you could speak on how these are addressed by the decision. because kennedy does speak about the wider culture. >> the pro marriage is in the same position that the pro life movement found itself in after row v. wade. the work that needs to be done is in three steps that we kind of divvied up. the first step is correctly identifying this marriage ruling as traditional activism. we've never accepted row v. wade about the final word. in fact, it told a lie about the

but there was athere was trimming here and there.nd the danger, as she, in her first interview last week, she was reading lawyers notes, as opposed to speaking from the heart, it confirms the narrative that has floated around the clintons for a wild. they play by their own rules. it compounds that narrative. it is a problem. i think she has a companion -- a campaign. there hasn't even been a first debate. i think the debates should be moved up and there should be more of them. i think she has the ability to address that. i think policy, how people will lead a country, a staggering difference between the republicans and democrats on the economic issue. the republicans have tried to roll back health care, cut medicare, lower taxes for the richest. those are the fundamental issues. hillary clinton has a chance to speak to the issues more honestly. we hope to get an interview with hillary clinton. we would like to interview all of the candidates and post sharp questions. host: we move on to an independent collar. good morning. caller: go

but there was athere was trimming here and there. and the danger, as she, in her first interview last week, she was reading lawyers notes, as opposed to speaking from the heart, it confirms the narrative that has floated around the clintons for a wild. they play by their own rules. it compounds that narrative. it is a problem. i think she has a companion -- a campaign. there hasn't even been a first debate. i think the debates should be moved up and there should be more of them. i think she has the ability to address that. i think policy, how people will lead a country, a staggering difference between the republicans and democrats on the economic issue. the republicans have tried to roll back health care, cut medicare, lower taxes for the richest. those are the fundamental issues. hillary clinton has a chance to speak to the issues more honestly. we hope to get an interview with hillary clinton. we would like to interview all of the candidates and post sharp questions. host: we move on to an independent collar. good morning. caller: