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. >> and plus, sinking poll numbers and stagnant bock sales. has americans had enough of hillary clinton? >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) >> thank you very much. great audience here today and thanks for joining and you say welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. past 12 weeks we have followed the plight of 16-year-old justina pelletier who was handed over to the medical and i am delighted to say now that justina is finally home after a judge ruled that she ought to be returned to her parents. next saturday, i will talk to justina pelletier. it will be her first television interview. next saturday you don't want to miss that. (applause) well, i keep hearing that america is polarized between republicans and democrats and that is true among the ruling class and the real polarization of america is the people who live among the elites and powerful and those who are sick of seeing the double standards applied to the country. i am mad about it and so are americans. i know if the irs audits me, i will

welcome back to the kaiser report imax geysers i'm now to turn to my two guests peter bock director ofsell off and bess from happy mondays he's also a candidate for the reality party gentlemen welcome and you know before we got even for me get into this we were just chatting about the tower of london is behind us and the story about the ravens best first of all the what that they were clipping their wings the ravens what's going on yeah well that he last saw i scouted the ravens state with red i was actually calling there a vicious of the. because like i say what what what what what the ravens leave that salwa the whoa the people in jobs are in big trouble because if this is true peter back this is us right in fact the second will wolf famously they were down to maybe two ravens and people took it seriously enough to get a midget bike dispatch rider from the will to haul speed it back down to the capital to ensure that there were enough ravens and they brought i think about six from the will which were put in place in the nation survived a fantastic so speaking of ravens and let's star

big bock books for the fall. "the human age" is one of the big ones. one of the best writers about nature did a book called the natural senses and a zoo keeper's wife. humans have subdude 75% of the land mass in the world and dine is here to tell us about it. >> that is quite the cover on the book. >> it took a while to get it together. >> another become is about the bill. >> a huge moment in 20th century history and the story of how four people came together to develop the pill and put it on the market. >> how many books does morton publish each year? >> about 150. >> does that make you one of the big six? >> we are the biggest and independent publishers. >> who is nicolas car? >> he is fascinating about the ways in technology is changing our lives. he has a book called the glass cage and looking at technology not being all together a good thing. and nick is perspective about how it is changing our lives. >> when did you begin in publishing and why? >> i am not sure i want to say. 38 years and it was at www norton company. >> how did you get into it?

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the talk is of a new tv settop bock. josh lipton is live with more. josh? >> well, simon, you've got thousands of developers here at this conference in san francisco, another 1 million watching on live stream. you also, though, have some protesters who showed up. there's not many of them, but they have instruments, they've got signs, and we have a sound bite from one -- no sound bite. so let me tell you what they protesters are about. not many of them, but you can see the instruments, one of them actually parent got inside the conference. what's going on ichb side, they're talking about android ware, the platform they -- they're saying they're aware that design is very important for wearables, so this would support both circular and square screens. about 19 million units will ship this year. that's the estimate. that would be triple what it was last year. sue, back to you. >> josh, thank you very much. >>> appreciate it. we'll keep track of that story. ford shares up about 1.5%. it'sen a wild ride over the past year, the automaker looking for a new boost wi

bock meyer told police a friend gave her daughter the alcohol.hild's blood alcohol level was 3.5 the legal driving limit for adults. toddler was taken to the hospital and is okay tonight. >> in washington state a 911 operator saves the day and a woman's life. >> 911. what's the emergency? >> that was how dispatcher diana wal droop answered the call saturday night but there was in answer. eventually the caller hung up. so wal droop call the number back an man answered the phone this time and here's how that conversation went. >> this is 911. we just got a call from this number. is there an emergency there? >> no, no, we're okay. >> okay. >> the line disconnected. it was just the way that he was answering me made me feel like it wasn't genuine. >> it turns outwill droop was right. she sent officers to the home where they found a woman who was being held captive and sexually assaulted. a man was arrested on the property and the victim is safe tonight. >>> a new mom is incredibly lucky to be alive. three weeks before she was set to give birth edyta t

bock found bits of mountain grass and some unusual pine needles, neither of which was common in the area it was material that had come from approximately 9,000 feet elevation in a canyon along the front range. >> this vegetation was consistent with the type growing near left-hand canyon. >> the car had been in the mountains, and it certainly fit the crime scene vegetation. >> and there was even more evidence natalie's car had been to the crime scene. >> natalie's car had three different types of tires on it, three completely different tread patterns on her car. >> those same tire impressions were discovered not far from natalie's body. and the entire right side of natalie's car was scratched. it appeared that the driver had misjudged the distance between the car and the bushes along the road leading to the crime scene. natalie's husband matthew had a well-known aversion to night driving. >> matthew, when he was 12 years old, had an accident where he was blinded in his right eye. and he wore glasses. but he was blind in this eye. >> a driver with a visual impairment in his right eye would

. >> as small as razor blade or as large as bock cutter. >> reporter: and police tell me there is videof this tack. it was captured by cameras that are on the schoolbus. police are reviewing that. in the men time, the suspected attacker is in custody. back to you. >> all right. shawnette, thank you switching now to your weather authority forecast. another unsettled day. live ultimate doppler radar showing some showers in our area this evening but it's not as hot today but it's still seeing a little bit humid out there. chief meteorologist scott williams here now. >> scott, what does this soggy weather move out? we're ready for nice weather. >>> yeah, good news on both ends. we're talking about the rain is coming to an end this evening and also the humidity. will be dropping as we continue to progress throughout your thursday evening. temperatures much cooler than the same time yesterday only in the mid 70s right no in philadelphia. so almost 20 degrees cooler or colder if you will but take look at the clouds. thready hip initiating. sunshine peeking through drying outlooking pretty good

philly native rules at the bock officer this weekend. >> let me do all the talking. >> no. >> i'm a season holder. have you seen it. >> no. >> you don't have the notch. >> everybody listen up. >> funny man kevin hart sequel think like a man two had the crowds rolling in the eyes the stars of the original film are back together again. this time in las vegas. think like a man second $30 million. tool jump street brought in 29 million in second place. and third place another sequel the animate mated thou train your dragon two. movie version of the broadway smash jersey boys opened up in fourth place. and maleficient rounds out the top five. eau stay with us. justin is back with wore wor >> wake up forecast. >> looking good for tomorrow. maybe more humidity. nothing too bad just yet. that will change on tuesday. get back into the mid 80s through the week which is average but more humid on tuesday. wednesday warm and humid that's our best day to see showers and thunderstorms especially wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening. cold front moves through. thursday looks like we'll see partly sunn

he was promoting his bock. each of them received an autographed copy of the book.what's most important is that phoenix project is a prevention program, too, so man of our participants are not -- have been fed with the legal system, but we also have a majority of them that have. so our goal is to help guide them to be productive members of society. >> jacari, we've run out of time, but i want to congratulate you on all your success. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> thank you for being here. unfortunaty we have run out of time. my thanks to all of our wonderful guests today you can get more information on our web site. our web site. have a great week. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com you didn't whisper in my ear and kiss me to wake me up like you always do. - i've never done that. - sweetie, wake up. it's morning.

they picked it up and put out a movie addition of the bock and three producers came to metb said ity and we need to make a movie of it. >> it is a powerful film. and not only because of a family story, but kelly, you played barbara in this film. you studied for the role and found out more about the remarkable story of the girls and disappearance and finally able to come home, what drew you to the film and from that, what do you feel like it did for you as a person and not just an actress. >> how much time do we have? >> multiple things that drew me to the role. being a true story and being history is always great. and you can have an inspiring story and learned the lessons of character and perseverance and faith in the story. that drives me to a project. and so another,szpi i loved the part. stories that inspire and encourage people and gives me hope and just in the midst of the world that, i think this story has aspects. and in fact i think, i hope families take away the impact they have on the children and partners. when you see the story. and you see the little;k"Ñpt)ás listen to

the political buzz gets louder if she is in the nation's capitol for selling the bock or a presidential kick off run? carl, what do you think. >> reporter: everywhere she goes she is treated like a presidential cappedidate she is getting free media attention and for hillary clinton, that is risky in a long campaign. she tripped up recent lowboy saying when in the end of her husband's presidency they were broke when they made 15 million the next year. and the effort to reset russian relations was a brilliant stroke. russia is a bigger problem since those days. the latest poll shoes clinton's favorability has dropped to 52 percent from 56 percent in march. that is a 20 percent drop since secretary of state in 2012. >> first contest of 2016 is in iowa and the caucuses are a couple of years away. >> we spoke to a number of folks, particularly liberal democrats who said she didn't plan to run. and one clinton backer, and listen to how she put it. >> i speculate and i think that is good for hillary. and you know, it helps to sharpen your arguments and your presentations and your campaign if y

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it is a bock the long walk.reat to have you on the program, benefit we get in the broader are issues on iraq tell viewers about your service. >> sure, i was an explosive ordinance approximate technician and i spent most of my time in northern iraq and it is our job to desarm road side bombs and car bombs and unfortunately do a lot of the investigations after an attack and detonation. >> you are familiar where a lot of this conflict is attacking place. >> i was interested in your piece in the new york times. torn between competing perspectives in iraq. >> it is two things in the same time. one is an intellectual curiosity. and you are interested in the place and i followed the news in a way i haven't for a long time when it comes to iraq. and on the other hand, a sense of disconnect and watching on television like anybody else. and i don't have that need or desire to go back and fix anything. i am not so emotionally connected with it now that my friends and brothers that i served with, now that nearly all of them

. >> they met and exceeded the street's expect aations this co bock improved function. we took a look at how they work. >> cystic fibrosis is caused by mutations to a gene known as cftr. when the gene is defective, the protein it creates can't help fluoride escape the cell. that hampers the movement of fluid across the cell wall and leads to product of thick mucus. the first medicine cass kaledyco. which allows chloride to pass through the membrane. only about 2,000 patients with cf have mutation that the drug currently alone can hope. the protein ebbet get to the membrane at all, so vertex is testing lumacaftor, where this kalydeco then opens the passage of fluoride form the combination could help more than 14 times as many people. >>> analysts now sea vertex's drugs could bring in more than $5 billion in peak sales. it also gave a boost to sentiment across the sector. the index also trading up today. be sure to check out our exclusive interview with the ceo on "closing bell" this afternoon. back to you guys. >> thank you very much, meg. >>> matt, as far as this drug i

they took several people into custody and moved bocks of evidence in the restaurant. immigration officials aren't giving out specifics but they did say there are no public safety concerns in connection with those raids. >>> let's face it, sometimes tough to figure out what teens are up to. a new report from the cdc gives some insight into their changing behavior. >> as erica edwards explains, it's a mix of good and bad news. increasingly the nation's teenagers are saying no to cigarettes. bringing the teen smoking rate to the lowest reported level in more than two decades. >> less than one out of six kids in our high schools is smoking. that's great news. >>> a new survey from the centers for disease control include data on more than 13,000 high school students. while they're smoking fewer cigarettes, teenagers are getting nicotine in other products like hookahs, e-cigarettes and smokeless tobacco. the percentage of sexually active teens declined to just over a third last year, but condom usage is also down. the trend cdc director attributes to messages about safe sex

and he bocks at that notion. he grew up in his father's shadow and always the air apparent and went to work for a consulting firm in boston and really enjoys being out on his own and making his own career and making his own way. their father in the sixties is sort of poor health and had heart problems and this is something that runs on their side of the family. his mom had died of congestive heart failure. and fred wants to hand over the company to one of his sons -- >> fred is the father. >> and calls charles several times to come home and take a job with the company. charles says no at first and finally basically his dad makes him an offer he can't refuse. he says i'm going to sell the company and start working here. so he does that. and he really makes growing koch industries at the time it was called something else, but after their father dies in 1967, charles renames the company in his honor. and he really makes his full focus growing this company. you know, today he's grown it so much beyond what his father

small as as a razor blade or as large as a bock cutter. >> reporter: teen taken into custody is charged with aggravated assault and unlawful possession of a weapon among other charges. police are still trying to find out what led up to the incident. >> we don't know the history between the students. we'll be talking to the school in the coming days. >> reporter: and the prosecutor's office says the teen accuse has been transferred to the camden county youth detention center. iain? >> shawnette, thank you. >>> a suburban child porn sweep lands more than a dozen men in jail. 13 people across bucks county are facing serious charges. police say the suss specs are accused of possessing child pornography and spreading it to other people. they range in age from 17 to 65. today's round up is a result of an 18 month investigation. >> many individuals who are involved in the possession or dissemination of child pornography will go to jail, and i think that it could ruin their lives. >> police say they seized computers and cell phones during the investigation. they say they found thousands of chil

. >> they also stole my x bock and my wii. >> reporter: babysitter told investigators one of the suspectslike the neighbor next door. >> right over here by this tree and sniper is there. >> reporter: neighbor codey oaks says police handcuffed him and questioned him for several hours. because he fit the description. bill abby knew better. she told police. >> it wasn't the right skin color. >> abby told investigators the suspects had white skin, not black. and that's when the babysitters to's story started to crumble and she confessed. >> why did you involve the children? >> abby' mom says she's proud of her young daughter. >> literally in 30 seconds she changed everything that had been going on for five, six hours. >> her neighbor codey says he hopes that babysitter and her accomplices learn a lesson from all of this. >> it's kind of sad because i just don't think she realizes the dangerous it put me in. >> astor all the stolen belongings. >> we got it back because of me being a super hero. >> no word on whether abby plans to go pro with her detective skills. >> i would love to be a doctor

police say when a man approached the driver of another car, that driver swung a bock cutter and cut the hand. the driver then took off. police caught him a short time later. he faces mull pell charges. >>> the 29 year old philip lively worked at a matawan aberdeen regional high that's in monmouth county. he was arrested thursday police say he was contacting two teenaged girls. he's charged with endangering the welfare of a child. if convicted he face as five to 10 year sentence. >> parents of sandy hook shooting victims testify before state commission today. the sandy hook add advisory commission meeting is taking place to review current policies on school safety, mental health and gun violence prevention. the commission also offering recommendations on ways to tackle these issues better. david wheeler who's son was shot back in december of 2012 says there was no way to predict what happened. >> we know very well that everyone, and i moon absolutely everyone involved with this event was completely overwhelmed by the scope of this catastrop catastrophe. >> connecticut governor dan malloy

streaming games to the handheld, streaming content to a playstation tv, its new cheap set top bock.of those out there already. but let's be clear. this, too, was about gamers, first and foremost. a slew of exclusives. here, too, remakes of popular franchises. some we were expecting, like "uncharted 4," and others we weren't. most notably, "little big planet 3." what was perhaps most zc disappointing is sony added very little flish to morpheus. that offers an opportunity for true next generation experiences. so who won day one of e-3 2014? for the companies themselves, pretty much a tie as both seem to be taking few risks and turning inward. as for the rest of the world, well, convincing them to shell out $400 on yesterday's fair dressed up in a shiny new outfit, that's still going to be quite a challenge. >> well, for more on the e-3 conference, check out all the latest news on our website at bbc.com/e3. >>> now, they've persuaded many globe-trotting travelers to stay in people's homes. now the online hospitality site airbnb is looking to see if they'll ditch restaurants too. the id

. >> mayor bock cashell position thank you for joining us. we did reach out to the mayor of san antonio, but his office declined our invitation. >>> tens of thousands of workers are now out on the streets snarling traffic, protesting one of the world's fastest growing technology companies. we're going to tell you which company and why they're protesting. >>> and wait until you see the videos. "street signs" will be right back. here at fidelity, we give you the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidelity gives you lower trade commissions than schwab, td ameritrade, and e-trade. i'm monica santiago of fidelity investments, and low fees and commissions are another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open your fidelity account today. >>> the dow is off 116 points, 16,829, still just fast-breakal. they're gaining. the worth performers today is boeing. >>> traffic litera

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." >> let's go to amy robe bock joining us with a look at what they have been coming up.n telling everybody you're going to continue our coverage of the twin twisters out of nebraska and all the devastation they left behind. >> reporter: that's correct. i mean an unbelievable scene, tam and matt. great to see you both this morning. we're talking about that heavy damage in the plains. 30 reported tornadoes in total over four states. more severe weather is on the way today. we'll have steve live from pilger nebraska where over 50 percent of that town has been damaged or destroyed. then we're talking about the deepening crisis in iraq. president obama requesting american soldiers on the ground to protect u.s. interests there as the brutal islamic militants move closer to baghdad this morning. our martha raddatz is in that capital city with the very latest. plus an erratic car driving out of control. you're not going to believe what police found when they pulled it over and looked inside. and then we are talking about teen u.s.a.'s new hero, everything you need to know about

is the new set top bock a game changer or another web tv bust, the impact of aereo's massive supreme court lost, and just one day ahead of the massive soccer game against germany, we go head to head, me and mandy, guess who gets to play america? >> i get to play germany, go figure. germany, australia, whatever, i get german,. stocks higher across the board today, lots of green here on the screen, as you can see, they're brushing off that negative but admittedly backward-looking 2.9% on gdp. the quote of the day has got to be from ethan harris, from bank of america merrill lynch who said it's like watching suarez bite somebody in the back, it makes no sense to me. we tend to look past it. on that note, let's bring in rick santelli. nobody is doing any more biting here. that was just for one time only. what's your take on the gdp today? >> i like your comment it's old data. every bit of data we get on the markets is old. there's no data that isn't compil compiled, there's fresher old data. i think the issue here is stocks have brushed everything off for the last 5 1/2 years, and i thin

he wrote a bock cad -- and that basically look tess risk versus reward.iously he figured that the risk was not as great as the reward, big time. >> no, the reward here, herb, is big time. i can smell they capital gains coffer excitement coming into some of these state and federal localities here, herb. when we talk about these names, though, here's the problem. you're just one bad headline from being wiped out. biotech, probably more than any other segment is rolling el dice. >>> i learned in the cusp, in the late '80s, early '90s, i learned that all the smart people, including the doctors would think they had it right until you go the to phase 3, you never really knew. that's always the bet on these things. i think it's based in boston, you know, i'm sure he could do some pretty good research. >> by the way, this deal, a shoutout to adam fierstein, he had a tweet in 2012 suggesting that maybe perc -- it was a prediction -- that merck would make this acquisition. so, you know, this is not -- it's one of those things that people were thinking about, not ju

pictures of the back were tweeted out by the bock's publisher.nbc news senior political editor mark murray. "people" magazine a great way to start, a wide swath of america, among women in with that magazine and it starts at a softer and more intimate look at her career and where she is now. >> what's striking to me is how careful it's all been. it wasn't just an interview with "people," magazine, they gave a chapt tore politico about the benghazi chapter to litigate that and get that out of the way before the book comes out. we also saw a foreword already released about it and it's almost like this release has been released chapter by chapter, foreword, back cover, by the time the book comes out a lot of things have been discussed and in some ways it's more of a political strategy and the entire layout seems more political than about selling books. i think it's very clear about her intensions come 2016. >> you know this better than anyone, no matter how strategic you are you cannot plan for the unexpected, bowe bergdahl and now you have clinton's

they have worked hard, made a lot of money, written speeches and bock -- books -- is terrific. fact they have to engage in this is the democrats demonizing money. >> the president talks about you don't have to make a lot of money and you didn't build that on our own smacks an attitude that there is something wrong with being successful, richard. >> there is a different and bill clinton is great at pointing it out. they said they could afford to pay more. the difference was he had a spoon over his mouth and romney doesn't want to pay more. the clintons don't have a problem paying more in taxesism >> no, they want to see the money spent wisely. that is the difference. i am sure romney would be happy to pay more if he thought the money was spent efficiently. that is what the issue comes down. but there is a demonization of the successful in this country. there is no doubt about it. >> i hear that. and i hear what you are saying. i totally understand and i think there are folks that feel that way. but there is a difference between being wealthy and having a sense of good and being

when michael lewis's bock flash boys came out people were questioning if the stock market was rigged with people who had access to advanced trading and is high frequency trading adding cost for others? stock markets face another crash like in 2010 when the dow jones temporary lost $1 trillion in market value in 20 minutes. these concerns about high frequency trading fueled suspicions at wall street may have become the altimate insider's game when the average investor can't participate. consumers see firms that can make trades is a second and wonder if the stock exchanges is still a place where their interest matter. hopefully this hearing sheds light on the high frequency trading practices and help restore our financial system confidence. there were many researches and academics that locked at this. they are complex but we can address it solutions. one of the most high frequency trading practices depends on the unintended consequences of the reg national system. that regulation mandated that investment firms must buy or sell stocks at the best price variable. high frequency trading f

guy like larnie bock (sounds like) set up huge, motor driven harp. i don't know how to explain it. 40 foot of motors that he had running over strings and wires. and then played each string individually with the mixer. there is a feeling of euphoria when somebody's really good at what they do. experiencing a buffer, pushing your bowels out your rear. different. a lot of noise. you don't play clubs with a cleaning schedule, a guy coming in the morning emptying the beer bottles. you play the warehouse. if you travel around you will see the exact same kind of weirdos doing their own thing. it is like in the bay area it's even more absurd. there seems to be more people that in a place like new york or tokyo. we did a show in new york, i didn't think that anyone was at hardly, and people come up and said i saw the show. i wish they had some kind of breakfast noise going on over there. i think a lot of people were being, walking out of the shows. that was incredible. i can't believe it's over already, after two hours. if you are reluctant to enjoy