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whether you're a mommy blogger or not.ost perfect images that make our lives look incredible. lives are just as messy as they are fun. >> reporter: today she says she's much happier without the burden of a blog. >> i feel better about myself. so i don't have the constant insecurity and need to post constant cheerful positive messages online. it's definitely a relief to be able to be authentic. >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >> i'd rather hear the honest stuff, wouldn't you? probably make less money that way. >> i guess reality does not pay all that much. >> i guess not. >>> coming up, the dog with his own bmw. >> and the most adorable hoodie just for cat lovers. "the mix" is next. on this cushion for generations. alright kiddos! everybody off the backpack, we made it to the ottoman. i like to watch them clean, but they'll never get me on the mattress! finally there's a disinfectant mist designed for sofas, mattresses and more. introducing new lysol max cover. its innovative cap has a 2x wider spray that kills

well, a liberal blogger says the violence may be justified and the handcuffing post gave that bloggern that too. and we've shown you the horrible images from venezuela people picking through dumpsters and garbage trucks in food. we have a more disturbing update for you coming up shortly. and ron paul shows us, what does trump have to do or say to get ron paul's vote? stuart: for all of your tesla fans, there is news that company is working on the battery for the model 3 exclusively with panasonic. i thought it was samsung. ashley: well, was it samsung but yesterday we hear news indeed panasonic already provides some of the batteries for tesla is now in talks to be the exclusive provider for the model 3, which will be the first mass market electric car that tesla brings out. so tesla moving higher today on this news, up as you can see nearly 2%. stuart: all right. look at amazon. baron says amazon could be the biggest company in america by 2020. that means it would surpass apple and exxonmobil. what's that all about? liz: yeah, this is -- basically the argument is it has more room for

. >> technology blogger marion is watching a trailer on the royal x.escribed as the first smart mobile theater. this is video. the device is capable of streaming content and can hook up to your devices. >> i need popcorn and a drink. >> this is a big scene experience. >> the image appeared as if you're in the middle of the theater. the quality is impressive. >> the difference is you're wearing a head set and are separate from everything else. >> i can be on a plane? or train? or in a car and watch content. >> he says the picture is 10 times the resolution of a smart phone. or 3300 pishgels per inch. marion was critical of the small size. we asked the technology blogger to give it a rating based four-star scale. it retails for $699. >> to see the reports online go to abc7 news and select 7 on your side. >>> a woman raised in napa is working for nasa. and is about to head into space. she will be on her first mission as an astronaut. >> yes. i heard a lot about differences between shuttle and a lot of folks say when you're in micro gravity you have an ama

. >> technology blogger marion is watching a trailer on the royal x. they're described as the first smart mobile theater. this is video. the device is capable of streaming content and can hook up to your devices. >> i need popcorn and a drink. >> this is a big scene experience. >> the image appeared as if you're in the middle of the theater. the quality is impressive. >> the difference is you're wearing a head set and are separate from everything else. >> i can be on a plane? or train? or in a car and watch content. >> he says the picture is 10 times the resolution of a smart phone. or 3300 pishgels per inch. marion was critical of the small size. we asked the technology blogger to give it a rating based on a four-star scale. it retails for $699. >> to see the reports online go to abc7 news and select 7 on your side. >>> a woman raised in napa is working for nasa. and is about to head into space. she will be on her first mission as an astronaut. >> yes. i heard a lot about differences between shuttle and a lot of folks say when you're in micro gravity

. >> the difference between what a blogger can do and what we do, the blogger can speculate.et -- to prove it, we have to add fact. >> we need to go back. you know, was it the same guy on all of them? we don't know. it's not just going back to the beginning and looking at it the same way you looked at it in 1989 or '90. it's going back to the beginning and looking at it through what we know now. what we know now is more than what we knew then. >> a lot of those individuals had been talked to back in 1989. to relook at them is never a bad thing. >> we're really encouraging people to come forward and share, because we're really trying to piece this together. if the right people come forward, i think we can get this figured out. i really do. >> i think it's so important for the wetterlings to know at least something about what happened to jacob. and there are those stones that haven't been turned over. >> i think they ran straight back towards those trees, and then when they looked back and didn't see jacob coming, they thought everybody was coming. when they didn't see him, the

. >> jennifer moderated a discussion between the band and a group of bloggers.griffin is a chip off the new kid block. >> this is my son grif >> what's ♪ >> griffin was at the interview but he has other career plans. >> i want to be a soccer player or a football player. >> jenny mccarthy is the first wife to be a part of the cruise and got a firsthand look at how there's thousands of other women that are crazy for her man >> she was often because she knows how much the cruise means to the fans and to us. it's amazing and very special and i'm glad she got to see it and be a part of it. >> jenny has a few fans of her own. >> she does. >> the next cruise sets off october 20th in new orleans and it's already sold out. >> we'll be right back. >> at e.t. online.com matt damon and ben afleck's bromance continues. parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan,

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joining me now to explore this question is "washington post" conservative blogger jennifer rubin. welcome back to the program. ms. rubin: nice to be here. fernando: i have been reading all your recent columns and your last one was so impactful, you were suggesting that republican leaders effectively un-endorse trump. why and do you think it will happen? ms. rubin: i'll take the second question first because we don't know. what we saw on tuesday was the first of the un-endorsements and that was mark kirk. it is interesting because he is on the ballot in 2016 and he is going to have a tough race in illinois. it's interesting that he clearly saw it in his political favor to step away from donald trump. the question as to why they are doing it, i think of it a little differently. why didn't they do it sooner? they saw this coming. they knew what they were getting with donald trump. i think it was his recent comments regarding the trump in the mesh the judge -- i think it was his recent comments on the judge in the trump u. that sparked this but he has said things before. he said horri

. >>> selfies, people do them this day a blogger is now slamming sam sung the phone maker because neutral phone automatically air brushed her selfie. she took the picture a few days agos and noticed her phone automatically removed freckles and zoomed out her skin that'skn the original picture on the left the woman said she had no idea e that her phone defaulted to the beauty level eight setting. her blog post received more thao one thousand likes and plenty ot comments from people who agreege with her. sam sung has not okay e here's my thing i think her for example companies are beautiful she didn't need it.sh i mean youe know what, if thats was want to do go a haded. >> i understand her point. >> it made her have blue hair hr with green eyes she didn't wantt that maybe she'd be upset i'mpst good with it. [ laughter ]. >> can i get a samsung. >> good night. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: got a call from the producer friday night who insisted kanye west had a music video featuring donald trump, bill cosby and george w. in bed together. convinced they were the real people. >> i thought they w

and some of them are no surprise to a belgian newspaper reporter and blogger, who has followed a thousand media accounts of radicalityized belgians. he became facebook friends with one of the suicide friends. bilal. >> he called upon his friends, followers at home, to commit attacks on the west. i caught a few pictures of him with weapons, clearly taken in syria. >> he was part of what investigators believed was a sell hell bent on torturing them. >> several of the terrorists were known to european and u.s. intelligence agencies, yet they were able to move easily between syria and egypt. >> how easy was it for these women to move from syria, to france, toble jun? >> it was easy, because of the weak borders that we have. one made no secret of being in syr syria. >> there is no joy in spilling blood, it is nice to see the blood of infidels. >> that last where they located him in athens, greece, to commute. >> the u.s. it amassed a large cash of illegal weapons, handguns, amtungz and materials to make explosives. he was planning a major attack, in that raid, a firefight left two dead, a thir

that's not to say that there's no space for, say, bloggers or for ordinary individuals to communicate. it's just that the internet, you have to understand, is very wide and deep, and it's easy to get lost in it. it's not necessarily, at this point in time, a medium of mass communications. >> hinojosa: so, when you say that it's wide and deep, there's also the question of who in fact has access to it to dive in? and there's an assumption in our country, and i would say even an assumption of people around the world, that everyone has access to this, that everyone has access to a computer, that everyone can get online. i mean, you see everybody with their phones. in fact, as someone who has studied issues of access, it's not like that at all, right?unte is a percentage of people who are excluded, outside, because of, what, poverty and...? >> well, let me first deal with the so-called digital divide on a global scale. we have probably close to seven billion people in the world right now, and at most, right now, it's close to 1.8 billion people who have actually gone online or use the inte

but the people in between the publisher and the reader, all the tv interviewers and reviewers and bloggers, librarians and booksellers, they, they know those brands and publishing groups and they know the personality and it leads to both who come in with that type of group. you want to have those types of groups because of that focus of energy. it's person to when you read a book and you love it, tell us about it. publishing is that influential. >> how long has chef been around? >> it has been in the u.s. for ten years. it's the third largest publisher in the world. it goes back to the 1820s. they had a plan to expand internationally from france because they saw the books were selling all over the world and were often published first in english or in spanish. we expanded with companies in the u.k. and the u.s. and spain and they've hired this time warner book group ten years ago. >> you are headquartered now in new york. >> yes. >> all major publishers are. do you want to know why? >> go-ahead. >> we had to think about this because recently we moved offices. i had to think, we could be any

but for people in between the publisher and the reader, the tv interviewers, reviewers, bloggers, librarians, they, librarians, they know those brands. they know the publishing group says people. it means something to those people in a book comes in with that. you want to have the different groups because of the focus of energy that really works. publishing is a person to person. just like when you read a book and you love it, publishing is that important. made large. >> host: how long has hash at books been a long around? hachette book's? >> it is the third-largest publisher in the world. in france it goes back to the 1820s they had a plan to expand internationally from france because the ceo underneath said the books were selling all over the world where often they are in english and spanish so we expanded and acquired companies in the u.k., and u.s., spain and the u.s. and -- >> host: and your head corners now in your? >> guest: yes as all the offices are, you wonder why? >> host: go-ahead's. >> guest: well we had think about this as we recently moved offices. we could be anywhere, wire a

. >> katie is a blogger, married as "theomedian known fat jew."odel for leveraging fame in 2016. it is not just for pets. if you have a huge social media following, you have to figure out how to make money off that any $17 book is not a terrible idea. dogs with as many followers as this can make thousands of dollars per post. companies and brands reach out to people like toast. >> people will buy products that a dog like toast advertises for. actually doke dyson sponsor instagram posts with dogs like toast. david: who is toast advertising for? >> mini fashion brands. he is a stylish dog. -- many fashion brands. karen walker sunglasses. she wore $150,000 in jewelry. a lot of advertisers want in on this game because it is a practical way of reaching their core audience. pupol: there's a list of approved restaurants. >> the possibilities are endless. david: "bloomberg businessweek" is available on newsstands now. carol: and online. i liked the story on comcast, the x1 device. there are so many companies trying to control your home. you can link it to

but the people in between the publisher and the reader, all the tv interviewers, reviewers, bloggers, libraries, they, libraries, they know the brands in the publishing groups and they know the personality and it mean something to those people what a book comes in with that name of the spine. you want to have these different groups because of this focus of energy that really works. publishing is a person to person, just like reading when you read a book and you read it you want to talk about it. publishing is like that made larger. >> host: how long has has shut been around? >> it has been around for ten years. it it is the third largest publisher of the world. in france it goes back to the 1820s. they had a plan to extend an internationally france because they were the ceo and the books were selling all over the world where they were first in english and then spanish. we expanded with companies in the u.k. and the u.s., spain, and they had the time warner book group ten years ago. >> host: and you're headquartered now? >> guest: all major publishers are you wonder why? we had to thin

. >> these are people self-taught like you and me, bloggers up in the middle of the night with only thelight of the computer to guide them, looking through public records, looking through websites, reading securitization agreements. educationed the legal for themselves understand what was going on and the patterns all over the country. joe: what is the state of things right now? america,day and somebody is drawn out of their home based on false documents. there were these settlements where you would presume this activity stopped, but it really didn't. it can't. once you break the chain of titles, you can't un-break it. joe: thank you for joining us. scarlet: continental resources founder will discuss his latest call on oil and explain his support for donald trump. ♪ okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. mark: now that she is the likely democratic presidential candidate, hillary clinton is mobilizing her major fundraisers for the general election. to match been asked it what they raised

this week, a blogger wrote "i weep the death of harambe but i also celebrate the life of your son."y do not plan to sue the zoo and in a statement on wednesday they said their son is doing well. the gorilla world exhibit here in cincinnati does plan to reopen this weekend. >>> thousand of supermarkets and department stores are using self checkout counters to ring up purchases. convenient for you but also easy prey for bank card thieves. don dahler has a story from an atm right here in cbs broadcast center. >> reporter: deep vices, skimmers, scan beep placed over self checkout terminals or atm machines and steal credit card information, deb it card information and pin numbers which is why security cameras are important tools in spotting this kind of illegal activity. at first glance, these shoppers using a self checkout terminal inside a kentucky wal-mart hardly look suspicious. the man on the right shields his partner whose pulls a skimming device out and pops it in place. the operation take twos seconds. they made off with as much as $20,000 from at least 38 victims. atm skimming i

according to this blogger saying the camera's selfie mode automatically air brushes your pictures.er is set on filter 8 cleared away her freckles. >> no, i'm on her side. "fox & friends" starts now. >> bye. >>> good morning to you and to your family. it is june 28th. i'm ainsley. what we just learned about the phony video blamed for the death of those four american heroes right there. >>> then stunning new claims from hillary clinton's former secret service agent about how she was when she was first lady in the white house. >> i feel so strongly that people need to know the real hillary clinton and how dangerous she is in her behavior. she is not a leader. >> main street media not covering his claims.

but now the popular mommy blogger says she was living a lie. >> it consumed my life. >> stage, shot and> and finally same of sexism. he's back in the dead and has a lot to say. john snow feeling the sting of sexism. but first, the "nightline" five. >> if your family

. ♪ the top stories on bloomberg markets: middle east, suicide bloggers have killed -- suicide bombersed 38. one opened fire with an assault rifle before blowing himself up. it happened at a security checkpoint outside of arrival. the prime minister says the islamic state is probably to blame. the polish brexit bounce is continuing in asia. yousef: stocks and commodities rising him on hopes policymakers will intervene to stabilize markets. planning for the second time this week, with gains in crude boosting commodity shares. gold also stronger with the yen fairly flat, while japanese bond yields extend record lows. losses turning around, economists surveyed by bloomberg think this would trigger a recession since 2009, and the bank of england would add more stimulus. chancellor angela merkel says he sees no way back from brexit. and david cameron expressed regret at the outcome of the vote he instigated. cameron:er seekin should cooperation with trade over the cooperation and security while britain is leaving the european union. ,it will not and should not, in my view it will not, turn

a blogger says that she was at a local star bucks, recently when she overheard a group of teenage girlsking and the things that they were saying were not nice, karen. >> yeah, they were making fun of other girls complaining about bad gifts and she compared it to something you might hear in the mean girls. woman said she left and then walk by later and they were still there. she decided to write a note and leave witt them. hi girls, i sat near you today at star bucks and listened as you talked. you three are obviously pretty and hard working. i wish your kindness matched your pretty exteriors. i heard you talk about a girl who sang a song about being lonely in the talent show and you laughed about a girl who couldn't be lead singer because you got all of the votes, about presents other people given you and you sounded so mean and petty. you are smart, you are pretty. it would take nothing from you to also be kind. >> wow. >> so, the woman who wrote that said that she may have over stepped her boundaries because, sometimes you wrote a note why didn't you say something, you can go both way

a food blogger found this at a place called surf and doughnuts. they have made a dougrito.ese, sul saw and stuffed with a glazed doughnut. the food flogging community has picked up on this. supposedly it is fabulous. if you are in orange county. >> you have salty and sweet. >> that looks gross is what it looks like. >> i might try it. >> the time is about 15 minutes until the top of the hour. crushed in a recycling truck, the amazing story that was surrounded by glass chards and cardboard boxes and amazingly he came out alive. >> remember this guy? we are headed out to plaza for golf trivia. first we want ryan to answer one of our request he is. do you know how many people golf in america? >> counting us? is i would say 5 million? >> 27 million. >> wow. that's incredible. that's almost as much as play soccer. very good. i let you down big time. hopefully we will make it up in the next three hours. on tap senator lindsey graham thinks he has an answer to the issues with the fbi. he will be with us telling us the inside story and what he talked about at the white house yester

. >> you said, you're quoting some right wing blogger.arbara boxer is quite possibly the biggest doofus ever to enter the senate chamber. what do you tell us in this book based upon a quarter century and more if you count the how years that we wouldn't know watching from outside. >> what i really tried to get across is who's in the room really matters. you know that so well from your days as working with one of the great speakers of all times, tip o'neil. who's in the room matters. if there's all white men in a room, you will come out with a policy that doesn't reflect the nation. we needdiversity in the room and people in the room when discussing economics and foreign policy. you have to be willing to stand up for what is right. i want to engage people to say it doesn't make a difference. it makes an enormous difference. you have two progressives running. >> i think this race could be close. what's in their thinking? >> i think everybody thinks that. i'm supporting hillary very strongly. the fact is i think it will be closed because inde

trump he also doubled down on his call for muslim immigration act stress stacy-she's a conservative bloggers what happened strengthens her support of gun right side. gun >> night makes me think, younk, know had more people been educated and informed about carrying a gun, you would have a had more good guys in the room r who could have stopped this from happening. >> he had a semi-automatic weapon. >> you can still take out a guy with a glock, you don't have to have a big huge gun to take a guy down. >> the debate about whether citizens should arm themselves in an ever increasing viewpointr lent world is being talked aboua in the national arena.. >> direct of criminal justice programs at mount university, h, also studies this particular issue she's joining us now to talk about toys findings thank f to you for being here.ere. into in a thank you for havingfo my. addition to stacy-and now works fort contributor for foxx ne someone inside the club that a glock they could have taken them out we heard trump say the same thing together that if someone inside that club would have beea armed things

the blogger of one mile a time. i like that.d co-founder of mile point, frequent flier community. thank you for joining me. gar, i start with you. what sticks out to you about the changes and is it worth it to be loyal. >> it is great to be here. the things for folks to understand that american airlines is copy what delta and united did for rewarding flier for the nights they take and based on the cost of the tickets and not the distance they fly. there is no question it is worth joining the program and being a member. it doesn't cost you going to to that. they will build up as long as you don't let them expire. it may take longer to get the free flights, but earn the same way as before. >> ben, what is the best way to accumulate miles. whether you sign up for a credit card or dollar every time you spend or go out and fly and sometimes you bye buy the miles you can have any thousands of miles. which of those are good? >> most miles are issued through nonflying means. there are more miles earned through credit cards and dining an

we'll ask him about the blogger featured in the "huffington post," violence against trump supporters?ing] you focus on making great burgers, or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you, helping with the questions you need answered to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnered with over a million new business owners to do just that. check us out today to see how you can become one of them. legalzoom. legal help is here. ashley: urban outfitters warning of some weak sales. guess what that did to the stock? down it goes, almost 6% in today's session. >>> let's get back to politics though. a blogger writings on the "huffington post" site claiming violence against trump supporters may be justified. here is his quote. whatever your belief in violent resistance there is inherent value stopping trump's installation. violence accomplishes this. really? brent bozell, your thoughts on this reasoning and the fact it ends up on the "huffington post"? >> ashley, i find it stun

the list includes cartoonists from the french magazine "charlie hebdo," a blogger killed in bangladesh, and the tv news crew killed near roanoke last year. parker's father spoke to us after the ceremony. >> i think that the fact that she was killed the way she was just underscores what a tremendous gun -- senseless gun issue that wh country today. >> the museum hopes to raise awareness of threats against journalists and the first amendment. >>> a man goes on trial for murdering his wife and staging it to look like a suicide. the grainy surveillance video that could play a big role in this case. >>> hi, i'm pat collins. this is -- well, he doesn't really have a name yet. you see, he's one of 28 cats left in these crates in the rain over the weekend. what's going to happen now? how can you help, the story coming up. >>> and some nice weather for us over the next couple of days, but i'm still tracking the latest on tropical storm collin as it tries to move up this way. impacts for us? we'll talk about it. sir, this alien life form at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? it any long...

victim's letter and fueled by outrage over what many see as lean januarysy for brock turner, with one blogger promising we will put you in a new kind of jail, splattering your name and face across social media and make sure the world knows you're not a good guy. >> her voice is finally being heard, but the fact there's such a light sentence, it ignited the movement. >> reporter: the victim's letter has been viewed 6 million times, and the fallout has been unsparing. the judge, a stanford grad has been blasted as a biased, and criticized for sending the message of the seriousliness of campus sexually assault. >> we don't agree with the sentence, and i don't think the fact he went to stanford had anything to do with it. >> reporter: he's running unopposed in the election tomorrow, guaranteed another 6 years on the bench, more than 100,000 people have signed an onlinepetition, demanding he be recalled. >> if that were the case a lot of judges would be subject to removal because want public didn't like the sentence he gave out. >> reporter: turner claimed the true lesson of the case was about pro

there's a blogger who does personality things, obviously the beauty gurus. different categories. >> there's no one that says you've got to ask the central planner for permission, the record company. >> that's the best part. we have complete freedom and we get to do what we want. >> thank you, tiffany. >> you're welcome. >> coming up, doctors to break the rules. >> if you're going to save this patient, you'll need this. >> get this thing out of my sight. >> next, producer went to utah where something good is happening. unfortunately it's illegal. fancy-pants peanut butter? a big screen television? you haven't even bought a sofa yet! a motorcycle?! when your father finds out, he's gonna flip his-- shoes with two buckles? what do you even need two buckles for? mr. big shot, buying whiskey shots for everybody in the bar. from the looks of it, i'd say nobody even remembers. feed the pig! >>> today's best known rule breakers in business are sharing economy companies like uber, airbnb\. they keep winning happy customers. everywhere they go, established companies wa

i bump into a blogger about coffee. that seems very portland. >> it's embarrassingly portland. >> when you say that, what does that mean. >> i mean the fact i was sitting in a really fancy coffee shop writing about fancy coffees shops with the beard and hat and whole thing. >> so the beard. that's a thing. >> that's a thing. >> it is. >> the bearded, this is about as much beard as i can grow. >> no, i mean, it's got a nice rugged thing going on. >> there's a thing about the hipster. is that a dirty word here. >> i guess it's kind of a silly word. >> would you use that word to describe yourself. >> isn't that the point that nobody does. >> everyone knows what you mean when you say it though. it's like i think it's kind of like a convenient slur for millennials. >> so am i putting too much in by saying hipster is the n bomb of portland. >> i think i just broke a hipster. the funny thing about hipsters is no one will admit to being one. wait a minute, is that another person of color. i've got to talk to her. >> the biggest

business of the appeal at the federal appeals courts, and i remember back in 2002, i'm one of the bloggers on a blog called" the conspiracy" which started april 10, 2002, and that was the very beginning of the public policy and legal affairs blogs. a popular blahing "instapundit" had just been up and running several months, started in august of 2001, "vola conspiracy pie," and another blog with an opening sentence that win something like: hello and welcome to the first day of the nation's first appellate blog, and as hauls an one -- also hauls been the best place to go to get muse on what is going on in the appellate courts and find out the most exciting appellate cases coming down, and all of these similar things. so ever since 2002 howard has been very useful to me in my blogging career and we have over in each each since then. now howard will talk to us about free speech on university campuses. [applause] >> thank you for that very generous introduction, and for the record it was, among other things, thanks to a link from your blog to my blog that my blog began to develop a readership t

several of the attackers and some of them are no surprise to this belgium newspaper reporters and blogger0 social media accounts of radicalized belgiums. >> this is one i was facebook friends. >> under a false name he became facebook friends with one of the suicide bombers. >> this was the page on which in july 2015 he called a promise, followers at home to commit attacks in the west. i got a few pictures of him on which he posts with weapons clearly taken in syria. >> he was part of what investigators believe was an international isis cell hell bent on terrorizing western europe. >> most of the cell was composed of french citizens who traveled to syria and fought together in syria. >> several of the terrorists were known to european and u.s. intelligence agencies, yet they were able to move easily between syria and europe. how easy was it for these men to move back and forth from syria to france to belgium? >> obviously it was easy for many reasons, but most importantly because of the weak boarders we have currently in europe. >> one of the paris attackers abdelhamid abaaoud made no secr

she's photographed plenty of gators there as a travel blogger. >> if there's water in florida, there's they defend disney, calling this a tragic accident. but it's clearly struck a nerve with parents across the country. >> the minute that i heard they couldn't find him, and that poor father, trying to pull that child out of an alligator's mouth. >> that was gabe gutierrez reporting. >>> well, a memorial service for christina grimmie will happen in just a few hours from now. the rising musician and marlton native was killed in orlando a week ago today. south jersey bureau reporter cydney long is live for us in medford where the service will take place. >> hi, katy. i can tell you flower deliveries are happening here at the chapel as we speak. people in this community of medford where she attended high school across the state of new jersey and the entire country have been impacted and we're told by police that several thousand will come for grimmie's good-bye service here this afternoon. grimmie is a cherokee high school graduate who initially wowed fans with millions of followers on you

you have dealt with the blogger before, we know the one thing he can't know the one thing he can't handle is a sense of humor. so remember the 44 make it in the loan books. all you have to do is write the first two, i will handle it after that. we will both get obscenely rich. take my word for it, why full around with tangents like all the others, your future is already assured, all you need is a typewriter and a few reams of paper. i'm glad you came home for a while and i wish you could have been longer. i had a good time, as, as always i am proud of you. very few seekers go out into the world as well armed as you are. i will keep after ruben for the $1000 he he owes you for your work. he says that he has a job for you next summer, but so i so do i but mine is a lot fatter, 44 books, rich books, rich and famous by 21, no problem. anyway figure and seen you for christmas if not before that. we had a wonderful time with davis and his family last year and hopefully we can do it again. so let's keep this in mind and plan for it. we still have a ways to go before we connect like good friends

and as a way to find healing and peace, has written three books herself and has become a popular bloggerth a message to stand strong and faithful. >> there's thousands of people in this country that come to those crossroads and don't know what to do. but i think if i could tell them anything, it would be put your family first. i guess i would like to say to rob, rob, he had five kids. couldn't this have been something you pictured as you held up the gun and targeted it at his head and his heart? >> once, in meridian, idaho, were two happy successful families, wasn't quite enough for some of them. and the wreckage is forever. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. >>> this sunday, brexit. trump and clinton. the brits are getting out and immigration was the main cause. what might it mean for the u.s. presidential election this november? >> great similarities between what happened here and my campaign. people want to take their country back. >> the consequences for britain, europe, and the united states. >>> plus, one by one, prominent republicans are abandoning trump. is it still possible

the entrepreneur, blogger, cook book author and wife of steph curry has teamed up with famed restauranteur michael mina the create international smoke. a three month popup at the test kitchen. >> international smoke is barbecued from all over the world. >> reporter: she created it to reflect her unique heritage. >> i'm canadian born raised in the south in north carolina, i have a big diverse background and growing up, it was all of those flavors where in my cooking. >> reporter: and now you can taste a bit of that in elevated style. >> i know you said you cook for your husband, your two kids. you make pretty much every meal for them. did steph have any influence? >> he is obviously already testing things out along the way. but i think more so, just that north carolina ... he is from north carolina so i think that had an influence. >> if you want a taste of the curry household, a little bit of that is here tonight. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> people love grilling or roasting. the problem a lot of times with barbecue is that it is really heavy. >> reporter: this meal will be lighter and sh

there's a blogger who does personality things, obviously the beauty gurus.many different categories. >> there's no one that says you've got to ask the central planner for permission, the record company. >> that's the best part. we have complete freedom and we get to do what we want. >> thank you, tiffany. >> you're welcome. >> coming up, doctors to break the rules. >> if you're going to save this patient, you'll need this. >> get this thing out of my sight. >> next, producer went to utah where something good is happening. unfortunately it's illegal. >>> today's best known rule breakers in business are sharing economy companies like uber, airbnb\. they keep winning happy customers. everywhere they go, established companies want them to obey the old rule, get mad. sometimes they get rule makers to ban the new business. lots of cities ban airbnb rentals. our procedure wen to the town to learn why. >> want to make money renting out a home in your room? you can't in utah. >> st. george passed a law you can't rent your home fewer than 30 days. wait a second, it's

>> jennifer moderated a panel discussion between the band and a group of bloggers.s son griffin is a chip off the old block. >> this is my son griffin. >> what's up! ♪ >> griffin was at our interview, but he's got other career plans. >> i want to be a soccer player or a football player. >> jenny mccarthy is the first wife to be part of the cruise, and got a firsthand look at how there are thousands of other women who are crazy for her husband. >> holy cow. >> she was awesome, because she knows how much the cruise means to the fans, and to us. it's just amazing. and it's very special. and i'm glad that she got to see it and be a part of it. >> what advice do you guys have for young kids that have reached stardom? when a justin bieber comes up to you what, is some advice? >> i don't know what i would tell someone coming up. you know, just keep your family close and enjoy it. have fun. >> step by step. >> there you go. >> that was the right stuff. >> oh! and there was another behind the scenes secret about season 2 of "rock this boat." the series has added five new con