't you susan coppedge: and from botswana. [applause] susan coppedge: in recognition of her vital contribution to the implementation of antitrafficking legislation in botswana, her steadfast commitment to enhancing law enforcement and judicial awareness, understanding in human trafficking and bringing prosecution to botswana, her victim centered approach to the botswana, herprosecution, prisc. [applause] john kerry: and from the republic of cyprus. [applause] susan coppedge: in recognition of her dynamic leadership as the head of the police antitrafficking unit and the republic of cyprus, her passion for and commitment of the protection of victims throughout the prosecution process, and her devotion in the fight against human trafficking, lisa superman. [applause] susan coppedge: we have two he roes from mauritania. stand up. [applause] in recognition of their steadfast resolve confronting hereditary and modern forms of slavery in mauritania, their dynamic partnership to affect positive change, and their courage to assist on j

of a and expected to fetch $70 million, it is called -- it means our like in a local language and botswana for the language was -- where the diamond was discovered. doug: you have carpal tunnel syndrome in two minutes if you put that on your finger. lowtiful sunshine, humidity, 84, comfortable eagle tonight, clear, 65, thursday, sunshine, 85, maybe a few showers tomorrow night, the weekend looking good, we will update that coming up at 4:00. jummy: thank you for joining us. have a great day. woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominion. depend on us for more than energy." ♪ stand by me. "c"you don't want to live with chelucy forever, do you?"e!" "glass?" "nah, i'm good." "do we have any towels?" "i got ya!" "we should

botswana.[applause] in recognition of her vital contributions to the implementations of anti-trafficking legislation in botswana, her steadfast commitment to enhancing law enforcement and judicial awareness, understanding of human trafficking and bringing prosecutions in botswana, her dedication to a victim center's approach in those prosecutions, priscilla israel. [applause] from the republic of cyprus. [applause] in recognition of her dynamic leadership as the head of the police antitrafficking unit and the republic of cyprus, her passion for and commitment to the protection of victims throughout the prosecution process and her devotion to the fight against human trafficking. [applause] >> to hear us from mauritania -- from mauritania. [applause] >> >> in recognition of the steadfast resolve in stopping slavery, by their dynamic partnership to affect causes of change and their courage to insist on justice for the most vulnerable in their country, we recognize these two heroes. [applause] from

on a much lighter note, how diamond,n 1100 karat found in botswana. it is up for auction expected to bring in $70 million. if you are wondering what 1100 almostweighs, that is half a pound. jonathan: did somebody just kick it in a stream? michelle: the clarity is amazing. imagine that in a pair of earrings. jonathan: just cut it in half. [laughter] big changes are coming to the next miss teen usa pageant. no more swimsuit portion of the show. michelle: it's being replaced with athletic wear. the miss universe president said the change was separate women's strength, confidence, and beauty. jonathan: we had a lot of strong storms blowing through, but they have been smaller ones. doug: yet. we see a possibility of storms this friday and into the weekend. a's that time of day, 4:50, portion where we give you a quick look at the weekend and update the forecast. getting ready for the big fourth of july weekend -- looking terrific. plenty of sunshine and comfortable tomorrow, 85, but more and more humid on friday, as we get through friday we have to look for

it was found last fall in botswana. $61 million, they were hoping to get at least $70 million for it.find it interesting that you know exactly how to say that. it's like you practiced it. >> exactly. i was waiting for the arrival of it, so i knew exactly what to call it. >>> next at 5:00, nbc 10 gets a really big surprise. a great story. a group doing a lot of good. >> good morning. good morning, everyone. >> we may have barged into their meeting, but we couldn't wait any longer to thank this group for all their hard work. we'll show you why, next, on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> we want to share with you a big surprise for a local organization today. members thought they were holding just a regular meeting. >> yeah, nothing special. little did they know a group of people were just waiting to burst in with balloons and a big check. nbc 10 shows us why. >> good morning. good morning, everyone. >> reporter: students and board members with asap had no idea they were about to become the latest champions in action. >> congratulations to all of you. >> reporter: it's a partnership between nbc 1

it was found in botswana last year. >>> take a look at this video that was posted on social media. a car chase. but it is involving a go-kart in california. a black suv that looks a lot like a police van in pursuit of a man driving a go-kart, and not a particularly fast one, down the freeway. witnesses cheering as the go-kart drives by them. it is not clear if the driver wuss apprehended. it is a good guess that the cops probably got them because you cannot outrun radio. i'm told this was in oakland, not los angeles. either way, it had to be -- this was going to happen. and i mean this with love for all three cities. either in miami, houston, or somewhere in california. every car chase happens in one of those place. >> it's good weather for a car chase. >> if you're going to race a go-kart in the street, get one of the racing carts. that thing ain't going anywhere. >> okay, got it. >>> these stocks hitting new highs today. among them, general mills trading at all-time highs, back through its history to 1927. kellogg. lockheed martin, johnson & johnson also hitting new highs. >>> am

that their stock market of course influence, i don't want to ignore the venezuela component the botswanaomponent, any level of stocks, the upside to bring your currency down enough, it's been orderly and not bad at all. if we look at a 10-year of different combo pound versus the yen, two more aggressive currencies in opposite directions, this is going to be very interesting to handicap because their currency is helping with regard to the pound, so what does that mean about the yen for the export economy in japan and finally, a very simple volatility and risk barometer, hig month to date, yeah, it took a hit but it is coming back like equities. david, back to you. >> thank you very much, mr. santelli. >>> coming up eu leaders meeting for a second day in brussels. but just what are the ongoing global implications of brexit. we're going to talk exclusively with the former managing director of the institute for international finance charles delaire ra. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked a