his film is based on this bock and should be sewn by every patriotic american.in theaters now. five years ago, i stated that obama would take the country apart piece by piece and cause a civil war in this country. in hindsight we see how many things have come to pass. my greatest heart ache is that we sacrificed thousands of our american heroes liberating iraq only for president obama to pull out all troops, leaving iraq to be taken over by the terrorist. what does he say about that? nothing. governor romney warned us about russia's aggressions and now we have seen his concerns come to fruition. what does obama say about that? nothing. he was warned numerous times by prime minister netanyahu that our most dangerous enemy now is iran who would most definitely have the nuclear bomb and it will not be for peaceful purposes, it will be to destroy israel and america as they have stated. and we certainly can believe these threats. let us remember, let us not forget benghazi. let us not say what difference does it make? obama blamed republicans putting it under the rug

she had a bock tour that she was able to tailor and not looking so strong and can inevitable. and martin omolly and a fresh face like omolly and duvall patrick of massachusetts and liz warren. massachusetts democratic senator could run hillary clinton as old corporatist. unhoik elizabeth warren. >> and bon name he didn't mention was joe biden, the sitting vice-president. he wants the job doesn't he? >> he has run before and we have sewn in the past what happened. and i will say looking become to 2007 and 8. one thing that happen there. hillary clinton had the black vote shored up and once african-american switched to back candidate then obama, that clinched the nomination. she needs to make sure her support is shored up throughout the democratic party. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and a new episode of caught on camera, crooks trying to rob a jewelry store. and did they get away with the heist. >> and uncle sam is handing out pink slips, really? >> and the dow hits a big milestone and crossing 17,000 first time ever after unemployment in june fell to 6.1 percent. do you belie

. >>> day 1 of bock mcdonald and his corruption trial explosive. the businessman in the middle of its all. our peggy fox is covering the case. she caught up with mcdonald's as they left court tonight. >> been able to present our defense in court today. >> embarrassing personal details about the marriage between former governor bob mcdonald and his wife maureen were laid bare in court today. in opening statements, mcdonald's attorney said the marriage was broken and that welty businessman johnny williams had filled the void. maureen had a crush on williams and she considered him her favorite play mate. >> in every way had been a dupe of johnny williams, that maureen mcdonald was a dupe, and the governor was a dupe in some ways. >> his attorney says the governor knew his marriage was falling apart and because of his duties as governor he, quote, had nothing left for her. he said it created a risk so wide that an outsider could invade and poison the marriage. prosecutors say it was the mcdonalds that took gift after gift from the williams. $45,000 in

lightning right nowing see in this bock over 100 lightning strikes. the ingredients the fuel for those firing showers and storms it's there upper 80s right now and as we look at the forecast from now until tonight few strong and severe thunderstorms but not a repeat performance of last night. i'll talk about when we finally dry out and cool down lou cease coming. >> all right, talk to you then, scott. >>> as we baton down the hatches for tonight' storms some residents are still trying to clean up from last night's. our karen hepp live now in parkside with a look at what some people are dealing with karen? >> reporter: thanks lucy. we can feel the winds picking up out here. take a look at the scene at parkside right at 54th and parkside behind the ma in. n music center. they have an event over there by the way. so many trees down right now. we have the power crews out there. you can hear the chain sauce on and off. that's the sound we'll here because we have so many big old trees that came down knocking out to power to so many. let's take look at the s

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 w

where you see those yellow bocks, severe thunderstorm warnings tore the northern part of the state, upstate new york a couple of tornado warnings right now with this system. we'll put a tracker on it as it continues to move on off to the east at about 30 to 40 miles per hour. moving toward the baltimore area a little after 7:30. 8:55 with this current track moving toward the philadelphia area. so we still have a couple of hours before it starts to impact our area. by 7:00 o'clock, look at that line moving tore the pock know mountains and lehigh valley. 8:00 o'clock the north and western suburbs and then continuing to move closer and closer to philadelphia by eight, 9:00 o'clock. that heavy rainfall gusty winds will be the main threats out of this system as it continues to move into south jersey, nine, 10:00 o'clock weakening a bit as it moves down the shore and then we get a break during the overnight. first part of the day on wednesday. cloudy tomorrow will be another hot and humid day. and then during the afternoon, we'll start to see a few pop up showers and thunderstorms scattered about

. >>> united nations say their experts have located the second black bock from the plane that kralled in mali on thursday. all 118 people on board were killed including several families from france. french officials say it came down during a severe storm, but nare not ruling out terrorism. the air ail jeerz flight was operated from a spanish carrier to algiers. >>> the malaysian prime minister will visit the netherlands to discuss how to get full access to the crash site in ukraine. fighting prevents a proper investigation. he was -- the plane was carrying 298 passenger and crew, most of them from the netherlands when it was shot. he said 30 investigators are needed on the ground. >>> well, hundreds of thousands of people have fled their homes to escape fighting in eastern ukraine. its focused on the city of donetsk which is controlled by rebels but coming under heavy artillery fire from government forces. we are there and the report. >> reporter: the people of donetsk are abandoning their city. they fear the war that has now reached the outskirts. boarding the train to kiev, say say

joining me now, the author of the bock, "banker of the world, ticka capital, and bloomberg's own.t do you know so far about what's happened? >> there have been a lot of gray areas today. what seems to be the case, u.s. officials have confirmed that there was some kind of missile that brought this plane doufpble the seperatist rebels have said we were not responsible, we don't have the capabilities but just two weeks ago they were talking about having just those kinds of weapons capabilities. it's been a propaganda war in that area for months but it does seem as though this was done by the separatist rebels. >> let's take that and build on it. what does it mean for markets in eastern europe? >> well, i think one thing that's in question now is what will putin's revenge strategy be? since obviously he wanted to make a move against the u.s. sanctions that were imposed, the question is does he have the operating room to do that? since pretty much the whole world right now thinks that he's responsible. >> big role, your travels among world leaders right now, what is the general consens

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. >> reporter: located what appears to be the black bocks. they need to examine them to confirm that's what they are. they will return the devices and turn over to international investigators. meanwhile, international outrage over the recovery effort is building with dutch forensic investigators on the ground in ukraine calling on the separatists to release the bodies they've found today. we have an update that the number of victims now stands at 272. prorussian separatists keep those in the train cars in the region while talks continue on exactly how those bodies will be released to the loved ones. family members are calling on vladimir putin to apply pressure to help return the bodies as soon as possible. >> be together again here. be buried together. they die together. they love each other. they'll be together for always. >> over the weekend, secretary of state john kerry said there are reports that there are, quote, drunken separatists, handling the deceased and removing them and parts of the plane from the crash site. he also said the se

. >> reporter: die nan torn bock kerr runs a marijuana website devoted to women.oved here from collingswood new jersey four months ago much the restrictive marijuana laws back east forked the move. >> if you regulate the system in way that understands that it's a market that needs to be answered to, it will work. >> reporter: but some say it's not working. >> i think that you should as state you should try very, very slowly. >> reporter: gina car bone with the group smart colorado is sending a warning to other states considering what colorado has already done. >> there's a big difference between decriminalization, legalization and full on commercialization and in colorado we unfortunately have done all three. report roar the group says legalization is sending the wrong message to kids. she says colorado has the highest pot use among teens. the children's hospital in den very has already reported six children who became seriously ill after ingesting edible marijuana. >> right now, to have, you know, a piece of candy that's a bite size piece of candy that has 10 ser

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pro-russian separatists say they recovered most of the plane's blax bocks. it's unclear what they plan to do them. officials who have not confirmed, who they believe fired the missile that brought the plane down from 33,000 feet. officials tell nbc it was fired from ukraine just inside the russian border. joining me now tom costello and kristen welker. let me begin with you kristen. what do we expect to hear from the president? >> we don't have direct guidance from the white house about that. i anticipate that the president will make remarks that are consistent with so. public statements that have been coming out of the white house over the past several hours. late last night white house press secretary josh earnest releasing a strongly worded statement urging and calling for an international and independent investigation into exactly what happened. we anticipate that investigation and the contours of that will be coming together over the next 2 hours. also, some strong words for russia in all of this. our pentagon team telling us that according to u.s. offi

burl dealer landon bock, who operates a legitimate business, says illegal poachers are destroying a national> they are taking pickup truck loads and trailer loads. and some of these trees they've dated 3,500 years old. >> reporter: with more than 20 burl thefts reported recently, rangers are closing down roads, trying to limit access for the poachers. protecting the park isn't easy. there's just 12 rangers to cover all of this land. so much ground to cover, there's roughly 1 ranger for every 11,000 acres. the thieves have too much space and too much time to work in. for centuries, the redwoods have survived fire, drought and disease. now it's man who poses the danger. miguel almaguer, nbc news, redwood national park. >>> in less than 48 hours another state will be able to sell marijuana legally. tomorrow as many as 20 shops in washington should receive their license to start selling marijuana. stores can open the next day if they are ready to do so. it's not clear how many that will be or if they'll have enough pot on hand for the first day of sales. >> it is definitely exciting, but also a

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. >> reporter: diane torn bock consider runs a marijuana website devoted to women. here from collingswood, new jersey, four months ago. she says the restrictive marijuana laws back east forced the move. >> if you regulate the system in a way that understands that it's a market that needs to be answered to, it will work. >> reporter: but some say it's not working. >> i think that you should as state you should try very very slowly. >> gina car bone with smart colorado is sending a warning to other states considering what colorado has already done. >> there's a big difference between decriminalization, legalization and full on commercialization. in colorado we unfortunately have done all three. report roar the group says legalization is sending the wrong message to kids. she says colorado has the highest pot use among teens. the children's hospital in denver has already reported six children who became seriously ill after ingesting edible marijuana. >> right now, to have, you know, a piece of candy that's a bite sized piece of candy that has 10 servings of marijuana i

take look at this yellow shaded bock. the entire area under that severe thunderstorm watch until 8:00 o'clock tonight. damaging winds, large hail as well as some lightning. currently as we zoom in a little close cher show you some of the areas that we're keeping tabs of sections of montgomery and bucks county, shower and thunderstorm development right over the same location. saw very heavy rainfall earlier just north of norristown area. around montville some reports of some hail penny sized hail for that matter but you can see the hail tracker still showing the potential there for some hail northern sections of ocean county southern monmouth county severe thunderstorm warnings until 5:15 here watching out for some very heavy rain a flash flood warning has been evident monthed for that area until 8:30. over 2-inches of rain has already fallen as those showers not moving very rapidly. watching some activity now moving out of chester county as we put tracker on that. moving toward the easttown area by 5:20. radnor close to 5

and you did a lot of the work on the bock between midnight and 3 a.m. and i remember having meetings around your table at 3 a.m. we did that for a few mont months to get it finished. this time you carved out more time to get it finished. you had a great team working for you but you are not somebody who has taken a draft of a book, speech or chapter and said this looks good and put it between covers. you have always slaved over your writing. you write, rewrite and still write in long hand on a legal pad. >> i do. >> and anybody who has been with somebody writing a book it is like watching someone going through labor. it is incredible and painful but there is great joy at the end. on the scale of pain and joy what was the process like of writing the book for you? >> i should make it clear that lissa has been my partner in some of the most important writing and speaking i have done going back to the whitehouse years when she was a speech writer at the whitehouse and as i point out in the chapter called unfinished business about women's rights and lbgt righ

he talked about his bock at the new york public library. this is just over an hour. >> i remember going to the library when i was 11 and checking out a big beautiful illustrated book printed in 1956 ent titled our friend the atom by a german science author. it featured a preference about a man who rubbed a lamp and brought forward a genie and that was an atomic weapon. he had he had to be handled carefully. the man didn't want this responsibility but the genie told him now he was freed, his discovery couldn't put him back into the bottle. he had to decide how best to use him. tonight's presentation of the "the age of radiance" relates the tail of the man and the genie in more detailed form. the book tells of the science whose interest in the atom killed them and how hitler's scientist were driven from the country and the peaceful sources taken by nuclear research. the fireman who battled the disaster at chair noble loom as long as einstein. the power of the atom is neither an unalloyed good or evil in and of itself but very much the p produ

the second half of the bock attempts to plead articles of impeachment in the way a prosecutor pleads an indictment. i try to make it a bit more interesting. but the second half reads a little like the -- the first half gets you to thing thinking about the second half. and it tries to show why we all have a stake in this issue. we don't want to live in a republic where every time one party is in power the other is trying to figure out how to impeach the guy. we have had three episodes of impeachment and two formal that were unsuccessful and president nixon who resigned to stave off what seemed to be certain impeachment. you would not know that from living in our modern, very politicized era. between what happened in the clinton administration and is discussed during the bush administration and woe are seeing and talking about with the obama administration that impeachment seems to be in the air. we don't want that kind of society. the reason it is important for people to understand they will have a stake in is because president obama has attacked the framework of the country beginning