john: why can they create better stuff in this big room with a bunch of other hackers that they can't do in their basement? >> when you get all of these programmers together in one place, the energy is there. john: for three days, everyone competed to invent a better high-tech process. some built iphone apps. this group worked on a robot. >> kids can learn how to program and use real life robotics and hardware. john: the hacking education winner was this app that's kind of like uber for tutors. it lets you compare tutors and hire one anywhere. >> we have a list of all the tutors nearby. john: winning won the meetings with potential investors. >> i was, like, woe is this real? i still can't believe it. >> think about it like sports for, in other words,. john: in other words, who don't just talk about new ways to educate. >> actually built it and implemented it and they said that's great. let's take this code and push it live. john: petroleum people here wanted to improve college education but they learned that the university are any new ideas. >> i would go and pitch them to my profess

i want to thank commander-in-chief, big john. and really for the welcome. so fantastic from the time we walked in. he has been so fantastic. also many thanks to bob wallace, auxiliary resident, francesca, and for your incoming leadership. you have ryan duffy and call it a bishop, two terrific people. two terrific people. before going any further today i would like to bring up onto the stage my good friend, governor mike pence. [applause] and by the way, mike is the son of a soldier, and the father of a marine. mike. [applause] >> thank you, mr. trump. thank you to the commander. it's an honor to greet you all at the 117th vfw where no one does more for veterans. thanks for all you do you. [applause] >> it is an honor to stand with donald trump today. it is even a greater honor for me to stand with those of you who have worn the uniform of the united states. as mr. trump just said, i am, i was not a soldier but i am the son of a combat veteran who served in korea. [applause] and i am the proud father of a united states marine and i feel a great indebtedness

you look at john wayne, big john wayne, stud muffin john wayne, stud muffin till he was 80.ith the horse. ( laughter ). >> stephen: and that's legal in michigan? ( laughter ) okay, now, let me ask you something. we're talking politics. >> yeah. >> stephen: this week. i know you've had a few opinions about politics. last time you were on you liked bernie but were heading for the hills. let's talk about the stagecraft. you trained acting. you went to act school? i thought did you. >> i went to school. >> stephen: you went to school for acting. did you learn anything while you were there that you can share? >> they're doing a great job of imagining a better world, imagining a greater future, imagining-- that's just basic acting. and you guys like cory booker, of course, michelle obama-- they're just really good at it, the ones who are. and it's just basic acting, which is exercises like alone in your room and scene work with other people. and petting the kitty. you have -- >> what is that one? i didn't-- i've never-- >> it's just a basic imaginary exercise that you imagine that

john: what about newt gingrich, al? last question. yes, or no? al: it is my wish. my dream. i have a gingrich file this big. agine the family values party. six marriages. all the stuff that he has said over the years. we could turn this into a five-hour show every day, john. john: on your behalf, we will be praying for newt gingrich to be -- mark: thanks, al. still ahead, a pair supreme court rulings with big implications for the 2016 presidential race. we will get the breakdown from nbc news' pete williams. ♪ ♪ mark: joining us from outside the supreme court in washington to talk more about the supreme court ruling today, nbc's justice correspondent --pete williams. thank you for joining us. i want to start with the abortion case out of texas. i erroneously suggested before that justice kennedy had never voted, or that he was reliably a pro-choice vote on the court. he is not for partial-birth abortion. he voted on the pro-life side. where does justice kennedy stand now, in terms of abortion and the role of the court? pete: well, partial-birth abortion, remember the court struck down a nebraska law that sto

i want to thank commander in chi chief, big john, and for the welcome. he has been to fantastic.anks to bob wallace, and for your incoming leadership. you have brian duff y and and collette bishop. i would like to bring up to the stage my good friend, governor mike pence. by the way, mike is the son of a soldier and the father of a marine, mike. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. trump. thank you to commander. it is an honor to great you are where no one does more for veterans. thajs for all you do. it is an honor to stand with don don nald trump and greater honor for those of you who wore your uniform for the united states. i am not a soldier but i am the son of a combat veteran who served in korea. i feel a great indebtedness for all who kurched you'll be glad to know where more than 500,000 sleter rans we doubled the funding and we increased the number of clownty veteran service officers 10 fold from 70 to 72 counties. they have the second lowest for the united states of america. i answered this call for a few simple reasons. number within i answered it because i believe we need

>> back when things were hopping, geno lee's great grandfather, juan "big john" mora, moved to mississippiamily with an african american woman in jackson. he sold hot tamales out of a steel drum on the corner. in 1939, he moved the operation inside, right here. now, the last restaurant on the street. lurking inside, waiting for us, is john t. edge, who leads the southern food ways alliance. >> mr. edge, how you doing? >> welcome. >> who makes a point, a mission, out of knowing and teaching as much as he can about the real culinary traditions of the south and doing what he can to keep them alive and unmolested. >> thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> look at that. awesome. it's like a dream sandwich. what you go for here are smokes, smoked sausage sandwiches, and these magnificent beauties, pig ear sandwiches called ears, both pretty much served with the same garnishes of slaw, mustard, homemade hot sauce on a soft bun. as i understand it, originally this is one of those nobody wants these things, they're dirt cheap. >> exactly right. in fact, by dirt cheap, the ears were actually free when my

. >> a couple of them and they're both big john kasich fans. the question is for them and a lot of people not just in the ohio delegation but people who voted for other candidates, what's it going to take tonight to bring them around? are either of you convinced that donald trump is the man for the country? you still wishing it was john kasich? >> oh, i'm definitely convinced that donald trump can be a great president. >> are you as well? >> yeah, look, i think a lot of us are going to support the nominee and most will support the nominee but we'd like to see more qualities in donald trump that john kasich has. we'd like the him to tone back the rhetoric a little bit and give a positive vision for the country instead of just attack, attack, attack. >> you were talking about friends of yours who -- there's a kasich supporter and a -- i'm sorry, a trump supporter and a hillary supporter and you said, well, that's ohio. among your friends who are unconvinced, who are on the fence, what do you think donald trump needs to do tonight? what does he ne

john: the big story was donald trump's announcement that mike pence will indeed be his running mate. just about everything about this entire process in trump world has been unconventional after delaying a plan in the city last night. the presumptive nominee made his move official this morning in this tweet. a joint event is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. tomorrow in. today their logo was unveiled. hmm. it's kind of interesting. i'm not sure-- are we allowed to show that on tv? but six that. worke put up if safer for version? in the meantime, mike pence has been held up at the instrumental -- at the into mental hotel where he took brief questions from reporters. >> do you have any comment? >> governor pence, how are you doing? gov. pence: very excited and grateful. >> what is your message now that you have withdrawn from the governor's race? gov. pence: we love indiana and we love our country. my family and i could not be more honored. to run with and serve with the next president of the united states. >> are you worried that donald trump is going to change-- john: last night on television,

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john ford, you give him a big entry. why? >> john ford was a navy groupie. even though his prewar fame as a movie director had nothing to do with naval subjects, as i recall, he was born in maine. grew up on the rock bound coast so salt water was in his vains early on. when world war ii started he basically knocked on the navy's door and said, here i am. make use of me. he was given a direct commission, i think as a lieutenant commander with a film crew. he had visiting privileges almost anywhere. does a little known but superb color documentary that his crew made right after the battle of midway in june of 1942. he's well known for that documentary. less well known is the fact that his film crew was a board navy and coast guard ships. some of the combat footage we see in the tv documentaries were shot business he cameramen. >> when you think about it. i was fascinating to see. you know the person i like the best is a british person simon fraser. lucky him there was actually a war in the 20th century. he was a man born to fight. >> absolutely he was. he was

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i want to thank the commander-in-chief big john, and really for the welcome.s been so fantastic from the time we walked in. he has been so fantastic. many thanks to bob wallace. en fro,brian duffy and colette . terrific people. before going any further today, i would like to bring up on to the stage, my good friend, governor mike pence. by the way, mike is the son of a soldier and the father of a marine. mike? [applause] >> thank you, mr. trump. thank you, commander. it's an honor to greet you at the vfw where no one does more for veterans. it's an honor to stand with donald trump today. and it's an even greater honor for me to stand with you who have worn the uniform of the youth. as mr. trump just said, i was not a soldier, but i'm the son of a combat veteran who served in korea. and i am the proud father of a united states marine. i feel a great indebtedness to all of you who served. i'm proud of the record we had in the state of indiana. in indiana we are more than 500 thousand veterans call home, we made extraordinary commitments. we doubled the funding f

already this season big names like john kasich, jeb bush, condoleezza rice and nicky haley have said they do not want to run with trump. >>> when we come back, one man's massive ground breaking image, bringing noah's ark to the hills of kentucky. next at 6: not through our tn. a popular shorcut to the beh -- is cut off. the tough stance to stop affic ===jess/vo=== st for thholiday . whale watching trip toyour holi ===jess/next close=== the newis >>> finally tonight, the possibility of an epic flood is a remote possibility in the hills of northern kentucky. but that hasn't stopped one man from building a boat like no other, the plans taken right from the bible. and we get that story tonight from kevin tibbles. >> reporter: with no big water for hundreds of miles, kentucky's rolling hills are a most unlikely place to find this. >> amazing, magnificent, awe inspiring. >> ken ham has plenty of adjectives to describe his latest creation, noah's ark. >> it's 1 1/2 times the length of a football field. it's half the width of a football field. >> reporter: the ark encounter is of biblical pr

no big deal. john, if he really saw the speech early, why let him go on? >> he owes ted cruz nothing. he likes to say ronald reagan is the politician i emulate. by looking at that speech, the person his idol is kanye west. he went to someone else's party and he was a living, breathing droning train wreck on live television. i think that taylor swift looked at that and said i can relate. >> you are playing three dimensional chess and we're playing checkers. >> i'm confused. >> and disturbed. >> paul manafort, a big taylor swift fan, had this to say why he let ted cruz speak. >> mr. trump was try to unify the party. he has done that. notwithstanding what senator cruz said tonight. donald trump made the offer to speak without conditions. the senator may have been more politically smart. >> the focus group of undecided voters were confused by what happened. does anyone win here? >> so, i think what -- we will see who wins. the calculation that ted cruz is making, he believes trump will lose. he would not have done this if he thinks trump is going to lose. he t

big response. >> welcome, john, into our family, by presenting him with a vase. >> reporter: a parking authority baseball cap and apparently a peace offering. this morning uber and the tpa were suddenly friends. and the ride-sharing service suddenly free to operate without fear that the authority might enforce state laws. even though such enforcement didn't happen much anyway. >> basically we're going to stand down for a three-month period on enforcement actions. >> reporter: what actually changes, though? the ppa's enforcement around this has been very limited up to this point. >> it has been somewhat limited. but what does change now is uber can attract more drivers, okay? and more cars. >> reporter: executive director vince said the authority and uber expected harrisburg lawmakers to pass a bill legalizing transportation networks like uber. but when that bill stalled as septa's regional rail chaos ensued, two years of fighting ended with the 90-day plan. uber agrees to pay $350,000 to settle all its existing legal disputes. the company's 12,000 drivers across southeastern p.a. can work legall

john: big campaigns against sex and violent video games, and now they are everywhere, because of the internet you can't stop it. the social consequences are zero, rape is down, violence are down and people move on to the next thing. nobody points out all you people who wanted to ban things are wrong. >> she kept saying as first lady and in her books and speeches a the evidence is in, we know theks kids are become more violent. she called them as programmable little vcrs. they absorb the content and go around and commit acts of violence. this is wrong. kids are getting much less violent over the last 20 years. john: here is hillary talking about internet censorship with one of her former employees who happens to host morning show * on abc news. >> we'll need help from facebook and youtube and twitter.om they will have to help us take down these announcements and appeals as quickly as they get up. john: facebook is going to police the internet and take down anything that might be an isis appeal? you bet says hillary. >> we have to deny them online space. you will hear the usual complai

up for a series of fundraisers in california before heading back to new york city for the big announcement. john roberts is live in beverly hills with more. john? reporter: might be, might not be. who knows? maybe this is an elaborate head fake to somebody we haven't thought of. could he come out tomorrow and say john kasich is my running mate? not unlikely. some news report regarding the republican national convention, we now know who some of the prominent speakers are going to be. while he's not on the preliminary list that was revealed early this morning i have it on good authority that tim tebow, former quarterback for the denver broncos has been on a mission trip to the philippines will be coming to speak at the convention. in addition, marcus l who was famously a rick perry survivor, rudy giuliani, michael flynn who was regarded to be one of the three people on the shortlist for running mate, dana white who is the president of the ultimate fighting championship and patricia smith who is the mother of sean smith, one of the americans killed in benghazi. we also know that newt gingrich , chr

john: one big democratic scene this year has been the conceit that few government subsidies will stop climate change. >> we're going to combat climate change by creating clean renewable energy jobs by the millions. i believe that we can have installed a half a billion more solar panels by the end of my first term, and enough clean energy to power every home in america by the end of my second term! >> take money from people and subsidize people like me who can afford a house with solar panels on it. this is a good thing and going to have any effect on climate change? >> what do you mean? if people are burning fewer carbon based fuels and relying more on the sun, the wind, in other words, environmentally friendly sources of energy, i think that helps us all. if you are concerned about climate change. maybe you're not. john: well, i'm concerned the climate is changing, i'm not sure we did it, and i'm certain that these things aren't't goin to make any difference. >> this is a recipe for more solyndra-type scandals and slush money to donors and stuff like that. i don't like the government

big ten. >> peter we thank you for being on the show today. you're in cleveland right now. i hope they'll let you back into california. [inaudible] thank you peter. appreciate it. >> johno that. stuart: check that big board still hovering with a loss of about 30 points. down 35, 18,558. new this hour, we have a warning from u.s. intelligence agencies. the rising threat of western female violent extremists. more on that coming up. also a live report from cleveland. we expected violent protests, the hl so far, bunch of economists burnt the american flag. >> it seems like the dow is stuck with with a loss of 30 odd points and down about 10 of them are up that's where we stand. we've got southwest airlines you know they've got a computer meltdown. they say it is mostly been fixed. but 220 flights canceled today. that's down 8% that stock one of the worst performances i think in seven years. by the way, the company also warned ab slowdown in revenue. so down it goes nearly 9%. microsolvesoft up a little bit , and big winning yesterday up a little bit more this morning. i always say -- some of that stock. also police all over the country warned about a growing terror threat

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