then after two solid years, his search leads him to historian and author bill seale. >> i said, "can i just send you pictures?" so when he received them, he called me back and he goes, "i swear i've seen it." >> was it a eureka moment? that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. the current oval office was not built until 1934, when f.d.r. was president. the answer when we return. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >> the answer is "b," a laundry drying area. but if you said "c," you might know that the first formal executive office was created by f.d.r.'s fifth cousin, theodore roosevelt, and today is known as the roosevelt conference room. >> for years, mike meister was told his father had a family heirloom like no other -

bill. she was joined by just enough moderate democrats to seal the bill's fate. >> these two legislators have a lot in common. >> 2 factors coming into play here. first campos turned out. she's focused on bell's seat. second, campos has financial support. the energy industry needs allies in the legislature, the legislature dominated by liberal democrats. what's happened? the energy expenditure committee has contributed $300,000 on campos's behalf. meanwhile, tom spehr has evened the score with a $500,000

bill. she was joined by just enough moderate democrats to seal the bill's fate. >> these two legislators have a lot in common. >> 2 factors coming into play here. first campos turned out. she's focused on bell's seat. second, campos has financial support. the energy industry needs allies in the legislature, the legislature dominated by liberal democrats. what's happened? the energy expenditure committee has contributed $300,000 on campos's behalf. meanwhile, tom spehr has evened the score with a $500,000 contribution to jim bell. >> you see a democrat challenging another democratic incumbent in the primaries, it's not unusual any more, is it? >> not any more. between term limits and the top two primary system, these intraparty rivalries are turning up throughout the state. mean while, here's the deal. in the heavily democratic 15th state district, they're likely to face each other in november. which means, the republicans aren't likely to have a candidate at all. in that campaign. >> it can be confusing for a lot of voters. thank you very much. >> do you think air bnb is doing everything it c

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bill has not yet been introduced. atlantic city is $550 million in debt. >>> could conspirator in the bridgegate case will will remain sealed but not for long. brigette kelly and bill baroni are set for trial this fall. >>> the largest collegiate regatta continues on the schuylkill. 3,000 rowers coming from 100 colleges in the u.s. and canada. >>> i've railed -- raced this a couple of times before. >>> all our training goes toward this event. guys know all yearlong this is the time of year that's the most important. >>> it's an exciting event, it is happening all morning long and admission is free. >>> they say much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. if you have a brand new subaru outbreak, you have to stop driving it, asap. >>> group of teenagers limo caught fire on the way to prom. >> reporter: carrey stuff. >> reporter: coming coming up, we have heavy thunderstorms developing this afternoon and some of them could be on the onery side. details coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> so glad you stayed with us, 5:43, new this morning the search guard is searching for a woman missing from

seals. we first introducedded you to bill dawson a few weeks ago. up next the new hon forfor a man from greatest generation. michelle: eating in fairfax could get more expensive. we will let you know the proposal on the table and how much it could cost o approved. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me morning noon or night visit annapolis and create your moment jonathan: his name is bill dawson. original navy frogman. from world war ii. he is now 91 years old and the last one still around. a couple of weeks ago we profiled it. word got to nationals. i was there last night honor from the baseball team. watch. he may be 91 but bill butson is smiling like a little kid -- but he is smiling like a little kid. does it mean a lot to you? >> very much. he joined the navy and went to fight world war ii as a

. >> a controversial bill passing the house and senate passed with a signature sealed guns with a permit. campuses make their own decisions about safety. the new bill would take effect in july. guns would be banned at stadiums and school sponsored events. >> the fate of prince's hundreds of million dollar fortune is in the hands of a court. >> five of the singer's six children appeared in a courtroom for a 10-minute hearing about his estate. they may have to split the fortune 7 ways now. a mysterious woman comes forward claiming to be his long lost sister. they have thousands of unreleased songs in fact but a will has not been found just yet. hard to image someone so special wouldn't have a will. that can get ugly. >>> extreme weather and strong storms creating a mess with large hills battling the ground in virginia and washington, d.c. >> in north carolina loon gnaw, take a look at this. a kree trashes through the roof of the home nearly hitting the 87-year-old grandmother. her daughter saves her with seconds to spare. >> maria is tracking it for us. >> it will be a wet one. >> it will

bill: "washington times." why women are not into the presidential race. martha: good stuff. this story as well. a navy seal's heroic final moments. dramatic video from the isis attack that killed charles keating earlier this week. bill: why you may have to pay more for health insurance. why premiums might spike despite the president's promise they would not. >> now is the time to finally keep the promise for affordable healthcare forker single american. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ these are difficult times for elderly holocaust survivors martha: yo you may have to dig p tore pay your healthcare insurance premiums. major insurance companies say they are struggling and cannot cover the cost of the affordable care act, and they are proposing cost increases in 2016. the president said in his own word that i would keep your doctor under this plan and for most family their costs would go down by $2,500 a year. that's not true. >> not even close. premiums have gone way up. what we are learning is oregon is one of the first 8 to put out their costs for 2017, and they are telli

of my bill, h.r. 3218 which would designate the united state postal service facility, it's actually on state street in santa barbara, as a special warfare operator master chief petty officer seal louis "lou" j. langlais post office building. lou was a soldier and beloved familyman. he dedicated his life to protecting r freedom and our country. this is an important bill. not only for my community of santa barbara, but for the memory of a brave member of our armed services we lost way too soon. naming the santa barbara post office in nor of lou langlais is a fitting tribute. born and quebec, lou grew up on the central coast. he was an avid rock and mountain climb who are spent much of his free team rock climbing some of california's most renowned and challenging locations, including yosemite national park, joshua tree national monument. after graduating from santa barbara high school, lou joined the navy in 1986. he spent three years on a warship before being accepted into and graduating from seal training class number 162 in february, 1989. he was a member of the navy parachute team, the leap frogs, and served in the gulf war -- the persian gulf war, with distinction and valor.

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bills. >> we are learning more about a navy seal who was killed while fighting isis militants in iraq.e was in northern iraq to advise and assist kurdish peshmerga forces. several hundred militants used truck bombs and small arms fires to breakthrough the peshmerga's line. they penetrated several miles and we have learned the s.e.a.l. was using this vehicle before he was shot and killed. it becomes the third u.s. combat death in iraq in the past seven months. >>> it was one moment in time and a terrible battle. a single snapshot of that moment rallied a war-weary nation. the image of the flag raising in iwo jima has become an enduring american symbol. the marine corps is looking into the facts surrounding that photo. it is possible that some of the misidentified. it started with an amateur historian recovering from surgery. >> nbc's pete williams is work thg story for nightly news. we know it is five marines, one navy coreman. what have you learned? >> the marines have said for the past 70 years the one navy corpsman was james bradley, who is -- john bradley, the navy corpsman, who was

sealed. that request was denied. brigette kelly and billaroni are set for trial for fraud. >>> the largest collegiate event is taking part on the schuylkill. 3,000 students are taking part in the dad vail regatta from the u.s. and canada. >>> all our training goes toward this event peaking at this time, so some ways, guys know all yearlong this is the time of the year that is the most important. >> reporter: the event is all morning long, admission is free. >>> happening today, the thunderbirds soar in the sky over joint base mcguire lakehurst, f-16 open house in the pines and air show. >>> you'll see the war fighting of the capability of the air force, the marines and army and coast guard. admission and parking are free. gates open at 9:00 a.m., today and tomorrow, the show starts at 11:00 rain or shine. >>> stay with us, there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. college diploma 70 years in the making we have the incredible journey of this war veteran who returned to campus to pick up that degree. congratulations to him.

. >>> signed, sealed, and delivered, a done deal atlantic city does not run out of money. the governor signed a rescue bill into law. just yesterday, lawmakers approved the package to give atlantic city five months to get a plan to balance the budget. ac's mayor says this is great news for the resort town after more than six months of bickering. >>> to decision 2016 now. a donald trump says he wants marco rubio to run again for the senate. you may recall in the republican primary season, he called him little marco and said the people of florida couldn't stand him. rubio says he's unlikely to reconsider the plans to retire from the senate. meantime, trump was in fresno, california to speak to voters. many in the crowd were farmers saying they wanted to educate him on immigration labor and water issues in california. he told the farmers he could solve the water crisis. a short time ago, he said, he will not debate sanders after all saying, quoting hire, as much as i want to debate bernie sanders, and it would be an easy payday, i will wait to debate the first place finishing in the democratic party probably

bill copley told reporters clinton's apology did not slay him and he would've liked to hurt more of what her plan is. lauren: the navy seal, grandson of the late arizona financier in the 1980s savings and loan scandal. the arizona governor made the announcement yesterday after isis militants stormed through defenses set up a kurdish push market forces. the first u.s. soldier to be killed to devise an assassination in the country. transfer wildfire with the largest evacuation in history the canadian providence. officials in four records say a whole neighborhoods have been destroyed. 80,000 residents ordered to leave the earth untried plants burn out of control. officials don't know how many have been -- the fire department tries to keep everyone safe. the city has asked the military for help to fight the fire. lauren: let's say you cut up a global action overnight. japan's stock markets closed. the shanghai composite edging slightly lower in china. the hang seng in hong kong down three quarters of 1%. nicole: let's look at europe right now as we look at down arrows across the board despite better-than-expected earnings for

bill dawson. the original navy frog man. he has been called the grandfather of the navy seals. at 91 years old he is the last frogman still alive. our story went viral. 930,000 hits on this thing. the d.c. mayor's office tipping off the nationals. so now the team will award him with the spirit award before tonight's game. i'll be going there for the special ceremony. we will have it coming up later this evening in one of the newscasts. if you haven't seen the story, go to just look up frogman. you will find the story. he is a real inspiration. great guy. coming up for us, a child torching a school bus. motivated by hate. the evidence and more of this video coming up for you. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn the bass up michelle: taking a stand. the reason meagan trainor pulled this video and why she calls it worst fail ever. >> it could be one of the best come backs ever. if the caps can force a win and go to game seven, erin hawksworth in pittsburgh tonight. tall order. the way they played the last game, they can do it. erin: yeah. the capitals have come back from being down 3-1 before. in 2009. co

seals, the age of the glass, etc. phil's collection has the best storage, the best temperature control. -- bill's collection.o sellers under ideal conditions. ars under ideal conditions. you can read more on "bloomberg pursuits." caroline: coming up, the european close. we had enda kenny on earlier. more in the next hour. european stocks remaining in the green. off previous size. -- previous highs. ♪ betty: it is 11:00 a.m. in new york and 11:00 p.m. in hong kong . caroline: live from london, i'm caroline hyde. you're watching the european close on "bloomberg market." we are going to take you from new york to london to berlin in the next hour. here is what we're watching. the euro area economy grew slightly less than initially estimated in the first quarter. is it time to worry about the diverging economies in the region? betty: volkswagen continues to feel the pressure of its emissions scandal. forecasts.fit misses ireland's prime won aer enda kenny just second term last week.

a dollar bill that has an "l" inside its seal is from what federal reserve bank? >> st.. >> no. anthony? >> san francisco. >> how did you know that? >> "l" is the 12th federal reserve district. and it is from san francisco. that is correct. can we have a dinger or sound effect? >> does that count as a no? >> here we go. david ricardo is usually credited with articulating the vir child abuse of what as the basis for trade? >> comparative advantage. >> that is correct. >> you guys are good. >> finally we get a sound effect. can we do one more? >> go for it. >> what is the shape of the long-run phillips curve? >> vertical line. >> vertical line. that is correct. >> you guys are good. >> so that's the kind of thing we'll be getting into today. those are economics questions. >> when you start thinking about economics, is it more interesting when you see practical applications for how it plays out? is that something you have experienced to this point, anthony? >> yeah, you can do all the there we you want, but until you actual see what you're learning in action it doesn't real

bill clinton offering a quick wave to the cameras before heading in. the fundraiser was held at the home of tech executive jay bratora when hillary clinton is hoping to seal up the nomination. donors paid between one thousand and $10,000 to attend. >> it is so meaningful for me because i was a republican until he became the president for the first time. and then ever since then i switched over. >> more reason for us to vote for hillary clinton because he will be with her. >> attendees listen to clinton speak while dining on food from fusion. the chef stayed up until four a.m. carving campaign themed watermelon and preparing food for the approximately 120 guests. >> we got a special request from the president to have vegan food. we had salads and wasabi food. >> clinton took food to go. i covered everything from global warming and world peace to donald trump. >> he kept everything positive and said do you want a president to build a wall or a president that wants to build unity. >> they are confident they will get the votes they need. >> and both will attend a fundraiser tomorrow evening and hillary clinton has an organizer event in san jose on thursday af

bill cosby or serious sex crime case, this is true in contract negotiations or rent disputes, landlord disputes, you often come to an agreement where you work out some money and you have it basically sealed in effect part of what people are paying for. as for the celebrity part that you mentioned, there's a lot of questions here around how bill cosby's fame and his reputation outside the courtroom will play into this. remember when the a.p. first raised these charges after media had often left him alone about it despite many women being out there and he had a very interesting sort of response, this is back, i want to play, from november, 2015. >> i have to ask about your name coming up in the news recently regarding this comedian -- >> no, no, we don't answer that. >> okay. i just wanted to ask if you wanted to respond at all about whether any of that was true. >> there's no response. can i get something from you? >> what's that. >> that none of that will be shown. >> you see that there, bill cosby saying there's no response. he has the right to say that, his lawyers probably advise him there but in the end telling that reporter that, hey, this shouldn't be in the public eye. we are a lo

bill become law yesterday without his signature. weapons are still banned from stadiums, gyms, and personnel meetings. "the tampa tribune" reports hulk hogan is suing gawker again. he claims the website leaked sealedourt documents that quote him making racist remarks. hogan won a verdict against gawker just last month because it posted a video of him having sex. and "variety" reports there truly is no rest for the wicked. at least not for those staging the musical of the same name. "wicked" topped $4 billion in global box office proceeds last week. it's already passed the billion-dollar mark on broadway alone. >>> and coming up on "cbs morning news," more from broadway. we'll have the announcement of this year's tony award nominations. still to come, starbucks is in a bit of a broo that that there. the coffee giant is being sued over its iced coffee, accusing it of maybe skimping on the coffee. a little more ice than coffee. i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. he told me to use pronamel. it's going to help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to conti

bill cosby deposed around the civil suit, he says under oath, he is deposed, then there's a settlement and that's sealed>> correct. >> now we have it. why do we have it? because a judge said basically give me a break, we're not keeping this under seal like we have all these people accusing this man. >> hard to keep things sealed with criminal charges pending. there was agreement between the two of them it would be sealed, that will be one of the arguments the defense will come forward and make a motion to try to keep the depositions out. >> that seems to be a huge part of the ball game in this case. the difference between making the case with the deposition in which he is saying things that, you know -- >> unfortunately there's a lot of other admissions he made that are going to be problematic that weren't even in the deposition. that's a problem as well. >> i would second that. you were talking earlier in the show about conspiracy theories, how they work, people pick up anything. a trial is the opposite end of that. as you know, it is all about what comes in, right? if the evidence gets narrowed, the c

bill deblasio telling his constituents not to eat at chick-fil-a. pete hegseth is here. kennedy: new video of the firefight in iraq that killed a u.s. navy seal. it's raising questions about how involved american troops are on the ground in iraq. keating was on a rescue mission to save a small group of american advisors pinned down by isis. pete hegseth is here. he joins me now. let's talk about this a little bit. after you saw that footage, what went through your mind? >> it reinforces war is chaos. war is uncertain. you have advisors behind enemy lines but there is no real line. there kind of is one. but isis penetrated through and rather than retreat which they could have done, they ran into town with the guns. these guys are out there slinging for us every day it's a slow drip. i call it an anti-surge. we are being pulled back in, with an enemy entrenched in two capitals in mosul in iraq and raqqa in syria. the black flag of isis continuing to fly which means the idea ollie permeates. kennedy: i think it one thing we can agree on is this anti-strategy is so as much more dangerous than staying completely out or having a more robust. >> if y

seal team into the compound. >> you had a lot of conphi dend in him. >> incredible confidence. bill mccraven is as impressive and effective, cool individual as i know in any field. he had central casting in a lot of ways. these guys had been through a lot of harrowing moments and bill mccraven supervised a lot of tough operations. maybe he was as nervous as everybody else, but he didn't show it. i think that certainly helped all of us. >> april 28th, the president ended the meeting and retired for the night. it was 7:00 p.m. he would get hive his answer th following morning. >> leaning in a certain direction, i had been inclined to take the shot fairly early on in the discussions. you hold back the decision until you have to make it. in the end, what i very much appreciated to the degree to which we had an honest debate. i could say by the time i made the decision that everybody had their say. we had all the information and we were going to be able t get -- we had not looked at it through rose-colored glasses. we knew the risks involved. we had prepared as well as we could and it wa

seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. bill: murder backstage at a concert venue in new york city. minutes before he was to take stage a rapper known as troy av got into a deadly shooting with another rearp. a 30-year-old friend of the rapper died at the hospital. two others inside that venue for injured as well. martha: airports across the country bracing for the busy summer season, and the tsa is struggling to keep up with travel demand. the head of the agency says he believes they are ready, ready for the challenge. >> clearly the summer travel season will be busy. in the short term tsa airlines, airports and travelers working together can improve the traveler experience while we maintain the security we need. martha: mike tobin is at o'hare in chicago. how's it going there? >> if you are expecting an alarming image of a security line snaking out the door, it's not that bad right now. i want to go down here to answer the question. if you do any better by getting your tsa precheck certification. of course, to do that you have got to pay $85, you have to make an appointment, and s

seals a little bit disingenuous. that doesn't sound like he's planning to release before the election. >> you know, what's interesting, when billroad up about mitt romney, you know, great. so mitt romney goes out on his twitter. that the last go-round. done - but instead he decides he wants to be relevant now. instead of actually backing the guy who backed him, so kind of tells you a little bit about mitt romney. but going back to these taxes, what doesn't make any sense is there's no constitutional requirement at all within which to turn around and tory lease your tax returns. this started back in the -- you know, 45 some odd years ago, 50 years ago. if it there is one thing mr. trump has shown, he's not going to play the establishment rules. he's going to play it the way he wants to. and no tax attorney worth anything who is not looking for a malpractice action is going to ever turn around and tell their client to release their tax returns, bill, when they have an audit pending. no matter what you say or the liberal media. >> bill, why do you think he's not -- >> he can release -- i don't know. why don't you ask donald trump?

sealed his fate. >> that's the key. >> adding another corner relatively cheap compared to the money colliver will command. >> com down to money a lot. we'll have to pay the bills'll talk to you soon. >> 106.7 the fan. >> la tank is cool name in sports. >> i wish that was my name. >> la tapping. >> not favorite among caps fans after the hit last night. >> never mind then sgle we've seen this act before. >> not this act too frequently. check out the hail. thank you robert foresending picture in from lorton virginia and obviously we're cleaning up after last night's ponding on roadways hail cloud to ground lightning and all kind of craz craziness out there. good news your forecast for today features clouds and showers and fog. > >> that's not good but not severe. >> 62 this morning dulles and rain showers continue across the area. most of it is light at this hour. and most of it sho light during the course of your tuesday. and i would not expect much sunshine today. you may get a peek or fillederd sunshine. cooler today, upper daytime highs and showers around and keep umbrella handy and if you have golashes like steve bring those. >> if you big problems on the ro

if you look in the back of the $1 bill, you will see this formation is above the eagle on the great sealed states. very rare one. >> these fist two still look somewhat cylinder. this is a civil war flag mobably made by tef onin new york city. before they did jewelry, a and wathe best. it looks like names are printed on there for a campaign purposes. that's -- when did that happen? >> 1905. you could advertise legally on the floog until 1909. so, they deseal bun and this one is john fremont, the republican republican runong the aent slavery ticket. >> theater r. >> after 1905, and really in 1890s. so, this was an alternative, made when he wan on his own ticket. >> when we see something like this, how much is it worth sn. >> this particular one is $12,500. theerary. when you look at a trump or sanders rally, do you think that's going to be worth money some day? >> 1250i78s. there were a balmau flags made them it and if they're doing something they don't do today. >> the most exbensive plal. >> good thing we got police officers. jeff bridgeman, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me.

bill cosby? >> reporter: more than 40 women have identified themselves as victims. just this week, 26-year-old chloe goens filed a lawsuit against hugh hefner. he gave sealed testimony on wednesday in a suit filed by judy huff, saying cosby forced her to perform a sex act on him at the playboy mansion in 1974 when she was just 15. allegations against a once gregarious husband and now a virtually silent wife. >> camille cosby remained publicly committed to her husband's innocence. the comedian has five criminal cases still pending. there's a preliminary hearing on tuesday in pennsylvania. cosby is expected to attend. >> morgan radner, thank you. >>> other headlines, mexico approved the extradition of dug lord joachim guzman better known as el chapo. his lawyer plans to challenge the extradition. >>> investigators searching for the killer of texas fitness instructor terri bevers say her family and friends have been cleared in the case. in the months since her death, the police have received more than 1,000 tips. th they have no suspects but are saying they are looking for the driver of this car. she was murdered inside a church where she was about to teach a

is trying to seal themselves off from the clinton global initiative, which is its own fundraising nonprofit? guest: the clinton foundation is the nonprofit the clintons founded after bill clinton's presidency. is a philanthropic initiative. they have a number of projects. one is the clinton global initiative. it lines up people and organizations to make commitments to solve problems and announces we are going to commit tens of millions of dollars to solving the health problem in a specific place. the issue is inherent in this project design is that the clintons are brokering investments and access to powerful people, whether foreign countries aid money or other nonprofit omissions or just wealthy people that want to be involved in philanthropic causes. billion ofmanage $1 investment in the world's problems of the same time you're trying to manage running for president? the way they solve that is by removing themselves from the board or direct involvement anytime there is a perceived conflict of interest. that line, they will return to it when they are done. how do you draw the viable line when it is your family foundation and you are a future president and your husband