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barry: great. and we have ellen tauscher here, who's the vice chair of the brent scowcroft center, who is one of the foremost experts on this question. maybe we'll hear from ellen so i wanted to start with questions. we have a number of hands raised, but the first one was randy fort. and if you could identify yourself, please, that would be great. randy thank you. : randy fort with raytheon. congressman, thank you for your thoughts. you mentioned technology. looking forward, there's some amazing technology developments that are taking place -- the internet of things, big data 3-d printing. on the military side autonomous , systems, hypersonics, directed energy. so as you look forward in the next five to 10, 15 years, perhaps to 2030, how do you see those technologies playing out in terms of how they will affect this strategy? will those new technologies super-enable us to be even more capable of dealing with these threats? or how do you see the future and the impacts of those technologies on some o

shaquille: i met barry during all-star weekend, he was talking about loyal3.ally when we talk about financial's just people can get involved. now everyone can get involved. everyone can get involved. this will definitely be a game changer. it levels the playing field. everyone can be involved. scarlet: you will also be on the advisory board. what does that mean? when you be a guinea pig for new ipo's? shaquille: i'm going to help with strategies and getting people being aware of the company. not a lot of people know about stuff like this. a lot of times when you talk to them they say i don't want to do that because of the fees. they need to understand that loyal3, no fees, you can invest as little as $10. everyone can get involved with favorite stocks you never really had access to. mark: mary, how you and it is refill investors who have a ton of other choices -- barry, how do you entice retail investors? barry: if you invest $25, you are paying a percent to fees and erodes your potential return. 100% of what you invest in loyal3 goes to buying stock. second,

we have a ramp blockage ramp i-95 southbound to the commodor barry bridge. there's a truck here and another truck here, cars are going in between, causing a slow go on the ramp i-95 southbound to the commodor barry bridge. two fire locations in montgomery county are causing an issue. one in abington at old welsh road at shoemaker road. in hatfield we have an accident involving a motorcycle on bethlehem pike between unionville pike and mill road. stick to cow path road. this downed tree in plumstead closes river road between old ferry road and point pleasant pike. not too many accidents this morning. >> breaking news, in south philadelphia, where one person is receiving medical attention for smoke inhalation following a fire. it broke out on snyder avenue. heavy smoke was coming from the second floor bedroom of the home when they arrived he they brought the fire quickly under control. >>> dozens of fire victims in delaware county had to spend the night in the red cross shelter because flames spread through their apartment complex. katherine scott is live on t

barry diller looking for love from investors for his dating business. lauren on that one. >> tinder, cupid, match.com, iac/interactive. they're planning an ipo for the matchmaking group. they have nearly 3 1/2 million subscribers but wedding bells may not be in their future. seems like everyone is online or app dating but the services don't bring in as much money you expect. slightly odd, what tinder costs $10 a month, if you're under 30 years old, $20 if you're over30. marketing costs are huge. apple app store has more than 500 dating apps. here is the good news. match was struggling and reported a rise in paid dating subscriptions in the first three months of the year. the group's revenue rose 6% all of last year. 240 million in operating profit. iac chairman barry diller credits the match group with quadruple being the company's stock price. alarm.com, begins trading as a public company. the stock price at $14 a share last night, middle of the range. the market valuation here is $628 million. alarm.com allows homes and business owners to control secu

station so since the confusion two weeks ago whatever had a meanwhile meeting with berry took a tour no barry knew barry if 11 street going to the bio monthly club meeting so very active so we had very good communication we sent him some recommended conditions which he seemed so have no problems the conditions i'm sewer you have front of the you pretty much the management manager on premise and the sound like coming from promoter and events and such like i said we approve with those conditions. >> great. >> any questions about the conditions? seem like any pickup come on up >> commissioner president tan and entertainment commission i'm cameron the community manager of the apartments at 9 heed fulsome street i'm here to expand express concerns regarding the dna pizza project on fulsome street requiring extended hours permit and premises permit fulsome is a community of adults and families with children the proposed after hours night and distance club is not a desirable use of our intercommunity from the noise and crowds that might be congregating around the entrance or the dna pizza will be a

the i's have it 10.4 c. >> barry toronto. >> hi good afternoon barry toronto again, i'd like to point out on c a request ton traffic lights there's justification 19 and delores is a t intersection with no steebz maybe try a stop sign or the issue to make sure that two concerns that their minded with the other lights on the street so they're all red at the same time with the other existing lights or their you'll green because all you're going to do is create more traffic with the extra cars so i'm thrumming it has got to be minded and at 19 and delores some can be flashing i think it is important to look at like in chinatown it works wonderfully after 9 o'clock at night all the lights are flashing except for sacramento but their flashing i worked with a traffic engineer it works great the evidence of pedestrians a minimal on stockton street so maybe looking at especially 19th street and taylor's to have flashing lights or after a certain hour because they're only maine for pedestrians but taylor's is heavy during the day but after 9 at night they're by cars it is important not to imple

last meeting pizza >> correct arrest so commissioners yes wore back before you to expand speak with barry that is trying to reopen what was once called the c w at 9 and fulsome street an place of entertainment and extended hours for a permit and a reminder there of the some confusion around the conversation of the application to the police i believe southern station is here tonight and had an opportunity to expand talk i'm not you spoke to expand our operation now is the time what you'll do audience commissioner president tan and commissioners, thank you for having me pretty simple plans we plan on doing entertainment and food similar to expand what we're done on 11 street and planning on taxiing it a few blocks away we had an opportunity two weeks from tonight i've been in good communication with lieutenant and officer so looks like we're all set if you have any questions i can certainly answer them. >> commissioners, any questions? one question have you read the police cab drivers conditions they've sent to us >> i have and we're fine with them. >> great commissioner perez. >> hello reg

. >> how will you prepare for barry manilow. >> that is tomorrow night. >> drink some prune juicy will be ready to go. two big concerts. tonight should be fine because taylor swift will be jenny at the link and nothing will be at wells fargo but saturday night we have two concerts at once. >> reporter: saturday night we have take already here and we have barry, off to my left here mike. hopefully you won't get stuck in the crowds. we do know septa ace offering a number of express trains, a additional trains to try to move that traffic along. all that information we are putting on our web site so you can go there for that. alex earlier this morning you were talking about some of the rules. i know philadelphia eagles did tell us some information on their web site about what ace loud in the link for the concerts. people don't have to worry about those clear plastic bags you can bring any bag you want but can't be bigger than 12 by two by two. as far as signs go there are different measurements for signs that you can bring in depending on sitting in the pit area or sitting up at the top. w

. >> last speaker barry toronto. >> good afternoon mr. toronto. >> good afternoon tom nolan. >> i have a couple of major issues to the addressed the article in the could chronicle about the traffic issues and it is there are other issues involved that are creating traffic besides the flickal issue all those delivery services that have blossomed because of apps and the laundry and dry cleaning and food delivery and a medical marijuana delivery that's why the streets are getting crowded if you go and drive the streets drive down polk street on a friday or saturday night there's lots of

out several times to our building and did a site survey and we've been working with him as well as barry synoground and so last time i was here i wasn't able to respond to many questions about the sound system but we have people here today that can respond to our sound system and we've implemented many of the recommendations that were made and i'll go through these here and you can speak up if you want. prior to -- can i use this? all right. cool. so prior to april 7th we were operating our sound system in this sort of wall of sound just because it was easier for us to operate and connect so we have based on shane's recommendation we have reconfigured it and so i have a site survey from shane who can probably talk in more depth about it. i'll go through the changes and allow shane to speak and we covered up some some of some of the ducting that existed and there used to be a whole right here and we covered that up on one side as well as completely covered up the duct on another side and this was actually shooting sound directly to our neighbors prior to april 7th and and it was an open 4

. >>> the son of the late marion barry is headed to jail. that's according to "the washington post." christopher barry is facing 15 days for violating his probation. police caught him driving on a revoked license last year. barry is supposed to report to jail on july 3. he will serve his time on weekends. >>> 4:34. today we're standing by for more supreme court rulings. a ruling on same-sex marriage may be handed down today. millions of couples would be affected by that decision. in all 50 states. the court will decide if gays and lesbians if a constitutional right the marry. tracie potts will be joining us later from the capitol with the latest on this. >>> tonight hillary clinton is headed to our area. the democratic party of virginia is hosting her at the jefferson jackson event. the event is a powwow ahead of a legislative election in virginia. it is at george mason university. >>> next week another household name will enter the republican primary. nbc news confirms that chris christie plans to announce his bid tuesday in his hometown of

three weeks after officer yip praised the efforts of lesean barry stevens, barry stevens is no longer on the youth tier >> i heard he got kicked out of youth program so i was up on the fourth floor and he was there. he came right up to me and i said, what happened? and he said that he messed up. it was fighting. you know you can't fight in the program. so he's in the regular housing unit. >> got into a little incident, a little problem, altercation with somebody. i wasn't built for the youth tier. it was too much stress. too much stress. too much stress in my head. always worrying about the other kids around because they get on on your nerves so bad and the type of person i am, i like to fight. you can't do that so everything is built up. it's stressful. >> i'm disappointed. i put a lot of man hours into him talking about his future, he could go, what he could do, and it was all right here. for him to make this choice to try to beat somebody up, such a short vision to the long term picture. that's the hard part with kids. they're incapable of addressing the future. they live for here

a situation that is developing, and this is an accident 95 southbound on the ramp to the commodore barry bridge, right lane block, and i think as we've watched this go through time, it gets little more congested, going backward, 95 south near the ramp of the commodore barry bridge, truck that's off to the side. so continue to monitor. that will traffic moving better than this camera is indicating but still getting some delays there. >> things have not been bad at all, took the construction cones away at 5:00 this morning, everybody sipping in, the eastbound schuylkill expressway. so things are fine in that location, ben franklin bridge has not been a problem either this morning so, even though the volume is starting to pick up, as you come into the sit of philadelphia, but, so far so good. >> cash old, thank up. final head to oakland for game five sunday night, golden state warriors, cleveland cavaliers, are tied at two wins apiece, right now let's take you back to last night cleveland's labron james crashed into camera, and needed stitches, to close the wound. he had only 20-point last

. >> i love barry. >> big smile on her face. >> i will be going to this.ow would you like to see barry manilow in concert for free, next weekend. what is not to like. >> what you need to know what erika already know if you donate a new or gently used musical instrument you will get two free tickets to next saturday night's concert. donated instruments will be given to students at philadelphia schools. how cool is that. >> very cool. >> it is arctic, ukee. >> that is how cool it is music in the schools i love it. very special way. that is great. >>> ♪ what is the word ♪ >> from barry manilow to came ohios. >> word is shame this morning. >> steven colbert is ready to take over late show from david letterman this fall and those preparations include saying good bye to his beard. >> but as much as i enjoyed being in hiding now that we are gearing up for the beginning of the late show i need to go more cognito plus cbs is making me shave it off because tom celek's mustache has a non-compete clause. >> he shaved and trying a few different looks before finally get

barry, thank you. today, vladimir putin essentially told the u.s. to quit telling russia what to do. among other things, he blamed the west for the crisis in ukraine. putin spoke at a business conference in st. petersburg russia. the discussion was moderated by our own charlie rose. >> you have more unconstrained power than any russian leader for a while. clearly, you're stronger militarily. clearly, you are seen to be more aggressive, although you don't like me to use that word, i suspect. >> ( translated ): i did not like you using the term "aggressive." we're not being aggressive. ( applause ) we are persistent. russia is not striving for dominance. what we're seeking are equal partnerships with the whole members of the international community. >> pelley: there will be more of charlie's rare interview with the president of russia monday on "cbs this morning." wildfires are burning across the west. and oakland throws a party for the champs when the cbs evening news continues. help rearrange the fridge and get us energized! i'm new ensure active hi

barry goldwater. ♪ >> rockefeller, in his campaign, was painting the conservatives as extremists.t. >> i would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. and let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue. >> goldwater did not recognize that he was opening up a pandora's box. by saying that extremism could be a good thing, he was basically opening the door to the birchers and leftover ku klux klan and all these other groups that were beyond the pale. >> the head of the georgia klan came out for your ticket. do you accept their support? >> we don't want the backing of the ku klux klan. >> that's a different kind of extremist, and my father would have none of it. >> a thoughtful address by ronald reagan. >> thank you. i have spent most of my life as a democrat. i recently have seen fit to follow another course. >> ronald reagan was an actor, but it was in 1964 that suddenly he explodes on to the national scene as a political figure because he gives the speech. >> in this vote harvesting time they use terms like "the great society,"

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mani low. >> how about you and i go to see barry manilow. >> at the copa, copa. >> there you go. >> just a head up for parents taking kid down to taylor swift you will not ab loan or you will have something on saturday night to kill the time across the street there. >> i went to a barry manilow cons inert new york about a year and a half ago. >> how was it. >> it was fantastic. >> would i like to see bob kelly in the audience of the taylor swift concert that would be hilarious. >> yes. >> all right. i love tlc. 6:19. search continues for two inmates who escaped from the maximum security prison up in new york state near the canadian border. family member of one of their victims is speaking out. thirty-four year-old david sweat and 48 year-old richard matt were reported missing from the clinton correctional facility in northern new york state saturday morning around 5:30 in the morning. look at the pipes they went down. 24 inches wide a steam pipe, they left this post it tonight. investigators want to know who supplied power tools used to cut through a steel wall break out bricks, and

and also barry manilow, where you can catch the crooner this weekend. will perform for packed audiences in philadelphia. ♪ if you want to believe ♪ >> barry manilow, his show starts at 7:00 tonight. you can expect things to be extra crowded in the sports complex area of south philly because in addition to his concert, taylor swift will be onstage at finance field. a little snippet there from last night. thousands of people spent the evening sweating in the heat to hear her perform. fans brought coolers full of water and dressed in light clothes, and they said two things made conditions more bearable, the sun going down and the breeze picking up. >> the breeze in the end worked in our favor, so it's really happy. >> just be smart. >> concertgoers will need to take the same precautions for the heat today. swift takes the stage at 7:00 this evening. septa is adding trains to help concertgoers. if you would like more information, tap on the nbc 10 news app. >>> the time is 5:25. next weekend's fire fly music festival in dover county is a sellout. the festiv

let's go outside we have a couple of accidents the ramp i-95 southbound to the commodor barry bridgeot an accident that's partially blocking the ramp. look for that, hard to see if from this shot. the truck is off to the side. be careful as you're heading i-95 somebody to the commodor barry bridge new accident this cheltenham park avenue at montgomery avenue. septa subway broad street line extra trains tonight and tomorrow because of a taylor swift concert. >> reporter: most of the areas in the 70s but climbing quickly. so home e hopefully you have to take to the stroll to the bus or el early this morning. 94 by 3:00 p.m. high of 95 degrees at about i knew that was going to happen. at about 4:00 p.m. and we are looking at oppressive heat and humidity just a slight chance of a spotty thunderstorm up north in the northern suburbs. some severe weather possible in the central states today. looks like there's shower activity along the gulf coast at this erl hour, as we check out the potential of severe weather it's up to the north in the east, back to saint louis in the panhandle of texas

she's playing again tonight as is barry manilow. >> all right.'s check in with our law enforcement. one of my favorites out there chitwood the chief. ♪ >>> i'm superintendent michael chitwood with the video that is bleeping me off this week. fight unfolds in d.c. metro train. two teens coming home from a party words were exchanged with a 54-year-old man. then you see the man hit the teen. another teen jumped in to help and he ends up getting attacked, too. when i look at this video, the thing that i've always said i've said for the last 30 years, nothing good happens after midnight. it's 1:00 o'clock in the morni morning. they're on train. you see them fighting with the one teenager, takes a swing at him. hits him. and the second teenager tries to be a good samaritan and he almost gets knocked out and gets his jaw broken, gets fractured ribs. when you get involved with individuals in any type of altercation where rage is a major factor of it, you never know what's going to happen. you're putting your life at risk. you're putting yourself in some

thanks, barry. today, the most powerful man in soccer walked away. sepp blatter resigned as head of the world governing body as most of his top lieutenants face bribery and corruption charges in the u.s. and cbs news has learned blatter, who's swiss is now being looked at by federal investigators as well. here's mark phillips. >> reporter: in four short days, he had gone from victory and defiance-- >> let's go, fifa. let's go, fifa! thank you! >> reporter: to defeat and resignation. sepp blatter told a hastily called news conference he would resign. something had finally stuck to the teflon king of the world's most popular game. but what? the f.b.i. indictment last week of nine current and former fifa officials on charges of corruption racketeering, payment of bribes, and money laundering had significantly not included blatter although as head of fifa he remains a natural target of the investigation. and swiss investigators have said they have nothing to blatter right now either, even though they are running their own probe into whether there was any

. >> yes barry manilow is also in the same parking lot. >> that is true. >> thanks, dave. >>> authorities may be close nothing on two escaped convictness upstate new york. bloodhound picked up a strong scent that could bee long to richard math and kevin sweat. >> we are looking underneath every rock, behind every tree and every structure until we catch these two. >> governor andrew cuomo saying the law will come down hard on anyone who may have helped these two convicted killers escape as suspicion swirls around a prison employee who may have given the pair a power tool they need to escape. officials a say the pair was spotted in philly around 30th street station were unfounded. >>> prosecutors in cleveland say the case of two white police office are involved in the shooting death of the 12 year-old boy will go to the grand jury. >> death of tamer rice spark protests all across that city. patricia starks has more. >> reporter: grand jury will deciding whether two white police officers will face criminal charges in the shooting death of the 12 year-old black boy in cleveland. the announcem

here's a catch it's hosted by the home run king barry bonds, who will be on hand all week to personallynstruct the kids on the fundamentals like hitting, fielding running. price for the three days of camp? 600 dollars. bonds has never run a camp like this before he could be trying to improve his image. he could also just like working with kids on baseball fundamentals. that will do it for sports. raj, janelle, i miss you guys this is so much fun, i may come back together. >> we miss you. can we go to that baseball camp are we too old? >> no you guys are the perfect age, i think, and the perfect skill level. although janelle's a slugger i've heard. >> i think you heard wrong. >>> for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage watch sports net central tonight at 10:30. >>> coming up at 11:00, we speak with the teacher who created san francisco's first lbgt curriculum for a public school. the details at 11:00. >> i guess that's going to do it for us. we're going to brace for hot weather. and wear t-shirts. >> good fashion advice. thanks for joining us here at 6:00, have a great evening.

the warriors biggest star was rick barry.finals marked the first time two african-american coaches met head-to-head in an nba championship. it was a great year for other oakland sports, as well. the a's finished first in the american league west. pitcher vida blue won 22 games. the raiders were the best in the afc west. but there were no selfies from fans back then. the computer age was just beginning. microsoft was founded and the prototype for apple's first personal computer was created in 1975. that same year california came notorious for two attempts to assassinate president gerald ford. two women both tried and failed. they weren't the only women making headlines as criminals. newspaper heiress patty hearst was arrested. it was more than a year after she was kidnapped and later accused of robbing a bank. watching over all the history, governor jerry brown who began serving his first term that year. the warriors took home the title that year by sweeping the washington bullets, now known as the wizards. we are pulling for

>> barry scheck is one heck of an attorney.apart. >> scheck is trying to convince the jury, not only were investigators incompetent, but they tried to frame o.j. for the murders. and juror david aldana agrees. you truly believe that evidence was planted? >> yes. from this day until the day i die, i think it was planted. >> if this was a conspiracy, how do you get blood on socks, blood on the bronco, his own blood? >> it's laughable. okay, let's look at planting the blood. how do we get that blood from simpson who is in chicago to plant blood that's already at the scene? it made no sense. obviously it made no sense. we didn't get simpson's blood until he returned from chicago. none of it made any sense, but nobody cared. it was a great show. >> and the show continues. more testimony from defense experts. >> have you ever seen a single assailant wear two pairs of shoes? >> no. >> that represents human dna that shouldn't be there, and that's what our definition of contamination is. >> on the stand now, o.j.'s personal physician, r

christian barry is facing 15 did days for violating probation. barry is supposed to report to jail on july 3rd. >>> today we are keeping a close eye on the supreme court ruling on same-sex marriage. it may be handed down today. millions of couples will be affected by the decision in all 50 states. the court will decide if gays and lesbians have a constitutional right to marry or if state bans can remain in place. nbc's tracie potts will join us later from capitol hill with the latest. >>> today is the opening day of the 2015 world police and fire games being hosted by fairfax county this year. i'll be emceeing the opening ceremonies tonight beginning at 6:00. the fun begins well before that at rfk stadium here in d.c. that's where news4's molette green is to let us know about the fan fest. hey, molette. >> reporter: oh, yeah. this is going to be a huge deal. this place is going to come to life in a matter of hours. for the first time, these games coming to the u.s. and right here in our area. 12,000 athletes we're talking about. first responders

the biggest star was rick barry, the coach, al laddels.marked the first time two african-american coaches met head-to-head in an nba championship. it was a great year for other oakland sports, as well. the a's finished first in the american league west. pitcher vida blue won 22 games. the raiders were the best in the afc west. but there were no selfies from fans back then. the computer age was just beginning. microsoft was founded and the prototype for apple's first personal computer was created in 1975. that same year california came notorious for two attempts to assassinate president gerald ford. two women both tried and failed. they weren't the only women making headlines as criminals. newspaper heiress patty hearst was arrested. she was later accused of robbing a bank. watching all the history governor jerry brown who began serving his first term that year. the warriors took home the title that year by sweeping the washington bullets, now known as the wizards. we are pulling for them to do the same this year with the cleveland cavs. >>

now as barry petersen shows you, she is taking giant steps on the road to recovery. >> reporter: thisa severe spinal injury, she vowed to walk again. >> that was a good one for lefty. >> reporter: and now she is, with help from a full-body machine that moves her legs. >> oh, sugar! >> reporter: but the therapists keep dialing down the machine's assistance, ramping up her struggle. what's it like to use this and walk again? >> it's so hard. like, you can see, i get done with walking, maybe, 50 feet and i'm sweating and-- i mean, you can see, you know, when you walk, you don't grunt like i'm grunting. >> come on, three more. >> reporter: al biemond oversees her therapy at the barrow neurological institute in phoenix. >> we'll see how far you can do that and still maintain position. >> reporter: where they found rare good news. unlike many paralyzed patients her spine still has some connections to her lower body. so there's still some nerve that's functioning in there. >> there are nerves that are making it past the level of her injury, make the leg motion, the function that we're seeing