brendan greeley is with us as well.n, he gets us going on -- this was fun this weekend. >> i went to the nike store and bought a france jersey. they said what is an american doing in a french jersey on july 4. it did not work out so well. which begs the question -- nike has brazil, the netherlands. adidas has france and germany. you were down in brazil, and of course this is right out of your wheelhouse. who is winning this one, nike or adidas? >> adidas is winning it, and it is not how i predicted it. it seemed like nike was so far ahead of adidas, particularly on social, taking the players they sponsored and capitalizing on creating these amazing videos with them. i asked adidas what they were doing to keep up, and they said we have the world cup ball this year, and the world cup ball is tweeting. i thought that is the worst idea i have ever heard. i cannot believe you think you are going to compete with nike. i am looking at the fastest growing profiles and soccer last month. number one, the name for the adidas world

brendan gleeson, everyone. "calvary" is in theaters in new york and l.a.e month. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to hank azaria, mary lynn rajskub, brendan gleeson and of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for "carson daly." we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: hello there. carson daly here and we're at dimples tonight for another edition of "last call." and in the little bit, you're going to witness the tv debut of cerebral ballzy from the roxy. we don't make this stuff up people. that's a real band from brooklyn. more on that later. we're also going to serve up a comedy spotlight on theo von but first, nicholas stoller is here to talk about his work behind the camera on the seth rogen, zac efron comedy "neighbors" and for more, we go to melrose umbrella company for the "last call" spotlight. ♪ >> we shoot something in the movie called the elephant walk. it's basically a group of frat guys.

brendan kenny is ceo of private tear holding. the first private equity firm dedicated to the market. david dynberg which aims to be the ge capital for the pot industry. viewers, you can weigh in on this. go to cnbc.com/vote. we want your thoughts. we'll put the vote on the bottom of the screen in a couple of minutes. gentlemen, welcome. it's a pleasure to have you here. >> pleasure to be here. >> i'd like to start with you, brendan. we highlighted that sound bite from governor christie yesterday. he is not the only governor against this. i wonder what kind of impingement that is to your growth in your business? >> well, thank you, sue. gosh nor christie has 61% of the vote. >> there's a mandate there on the other side. the american populus disagrees with him. >> david, let me turn to you. you want to be the ge capital, if you will, of this particular market. tell me what services you want to offer some of these companies. most of them are privately held certainly, but they also have a tough time getting access to cash by the shee

brendan spend the weekend in l.a.. >> becoming that about my body -- feeling bad about my body. i have no secrets. at this point i am just smug about how out of shape i am. rex we will talk about joining across the gym later and how it did not work. cheers are soaring after ceo apparently convinced wall street as found a way to grow customer base and add advertisement revenue. >> i am a twitter consumer and user as well. do not know if it is the ceo convincing people. you have people who price place mars -- smartly priced stock options. former goldman sachs banker and internet analyst back in the bubbly days of yore, hocker of things like webby and, now cfo of twitter in managed to price the stock options before the quarter reported. he has seen the quarter of the -- benefit of the quarter. a lot of really positive net gains. really hard to find anything. not only was it not better but better than the last quarter. you can see a turnaround in user growth. user growth growing at a faster pace. >> wasn't that tied to the world cup? >> the previous quarter you saw an acceleration.

brendan greeley doesn't believe in bitcoin, howard ward doesn't believe in bitcoin.never stated -- >> i'm not big into it. >> let's think in a platonically world, thebardie --bitcoin transaction costs would be zero. that is not going to happen. volatility has been very high. it will be high for a long time. when you add on basic services that prevent you from having to hold bitcoin, if you have to traded in, you have to i a kind of insurance, that brings transaction costs up. it is significantly greater than zero. probably also significantly greater than the 2.5 you take mastercard -- a brendan, you talked about great nobel laureate and his analysis of the systems. is this a legitimate system, howard ward? >> time will tell, tom. i am very skeptical. we call it a currency. it is not. >> the irs says -- >> platform -- >> so were tulips in the 70 hundreds. >> may i quote you on that? >> i'm sorry. i wish the people at bitcoin well. but i just don't see this becoming an institutional product for mainstream finance. >> brendan, there is something that people may or may n

brendan's body never found. and that detail has now fueled this youtube video. the 5-year-old boy is still alive and shows images that show the dead boy at an older age. what's worse, the uploader is refusing to take the video down, saying she wants the truth to come out. on top of that, the video has been duplicated by another account under ivan hink, the name of the murderer. brendan's mother has asked repeatedly for the uploader and google to remove the video. but it is still online. the boy's mother, rebecca gonzalez, joins me live now. rebecca, my condolences, and really thank you for being here. when you see this video, what does it do to you? >> it angers us. it angers me, because we know it's not true. and that just is really frustrating, when your wishes don't go heeded, right? >> we reached out -- >> we don't think that brendan deserves that, for his memory. we reached out to the woman who uploaded the video and so far no response. we've also repeatedly called google which owns youtube. again, no response from them. who do you blame more? is it google

there was a funeral for brendan. standing room only. close to 1,000 people who showed up at the church in livingston. i was inside the church and it was a beautiful service. brendan was a bagpiper so there were bagpipers who did amazing rendition of amazing grace. really touching ceremony. >> just a 19-year-old college freshman, straight a student. apparently going from he left some friends and headed home. and eknow nothing whether it's a carjacking, a target. we know nothing beyond that right? >> that's what is so crazy about this. nobody knows what happens to brendon. he had no enemies. the family says. he has at a friend's house playing video games left by himself. texted his mom and saying i'm on my way home and he never showed up. gunned down at the intersection in west orange. i spoke to a woman who goes to njit and avoids that specific intersection walker road in northfield avenue where police responded to gunshots because she feels that it's so isolated that she and her gut feeling didn't want to walk by there. it's really a my

brendan is mostly un-phased by the violence. for others, it's a constant concern. patricia is strong enough to keep coming to work for a-c transit. but patricia feels like a lack of police presence leaves her vulnerable, and alone. at the hayward bart station, there's a bart police car, but no one is inside. the same goes for the station agent booth at hayward bart. on sunday afternoon. no one was there. saturday night's shooting falls under the jurisdiction of bart police. they would not comment on any of the recent violence on bart property. reporting at hayward bart station, dan rubin, kron four news. it was one year today when the deadly asiana plane crash at s- f-o happened. the plane came in for landing just before 11-30 on july 6th, 2013. it crashed with 291 passengers on board. two died at the scene, another died at the hospital. last week at the n-s-t-b hearing, the board found the asiana flight crew over-relied on automated landing systems and that the pilot lacked manual flying skills. two pedestrians are injured after being struck by a vehicle tonight i

. >> brendan, los angeles. >> are you already hammered? >> jimmy: is brendan? >> no! >> jimmy: we have a mix here. let's see. >> no. german roots. i grew up there. this is breakfast. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: breakfast is the most important drink of the day, they say. next up. >> zach from pasadena. >> kyle from city of industry. >> it's 9:51 a.m. are you already hammered yet? >> yes! >> jimmy: what gave it away, the giant beer? let's see what they say. >> yeah, i'm pretty tanked. [ laughter ] >> yeah. i'm toast right now. >> how many beers have you had? >> i've had two of these giant things. >> i've been rocking the stein. >> jimmy: been rocking the stein. thanks, bros. let's look at the next. >> i'm doc from burbank, california. and i'm from germany, as well. >> are you already hammered? >> no! >> jimmy: is this immigrant from germany already hammered? let's find out. >> yes, i am. who isn't? who isn't? we're celebrating. cheers. [ applause ] >> jimmy: who do we have next? >> jay from glendale. >> are you already hammered? >> yes! >> jimmy: oh, poor jay. let's find out

brendan moss and just crushes one. make pimento ... solo run. 39 a's win four to one. bumgarner hits his 2nd grand slam of the season 8-1 giants he and posey become the first batterymates in major league history to hit grand slams in the same game bumgarner is the first pitcher to hit two in a season since tony cloninger in 1966 48 years ago final: 8-4 giants dodgers won so giants remain 1 game back in the n.l. west going into the break 38 year old tim hudson was just named to the national league squad today as bumgarner's replacement. this is the first half of the postseason that i didn't think anyone else really anticipated. i just feel blessed to be plain ing. .and bip considering that horrific ankle injury hudson suffered last year this has to be pretty special. here's something you probably didn't know.hudson leads all active players in career wins with 212! here's something you probably didn't know.hudson is major league baseball's active leader with 212 career wins! germany gives it away on the back kick gonzalo higuain has a chance all alone but kicks it higuai

earlier with brendan crawford at third base for the giants.itter. >> matt: so now carlos quinten, a nonstarter today. quinten batting just .177 at the start of play this afternoon. he has had some success off the bench. 4 for 8 with a couple pinch hit home runs. >> eric: he's going to get nothing but sliders here. >> matt: it is he who stands between sergio romo and taking this to a tenth inning today. 0-1. >> eric: my guess is posey is going to sit on the outside part of the plate and ask for sliders that are about four inches off the plate. quinten has not had a hit off of romo. 0 for 4 career. >> matt: runner goes unchecked and strike two to quinten. >> eric: that thing backed up. right down the middle of the plate, low. again, posey, he's out. he wants out off the plate. and this is where you find out if romo has it. >> matt: chase headley, winning run at third. two-out last of the ninth. 0-2 to carlos quinten. >> eric: that pitch was up. not out far enough. you can go three or four inches off the plate. quinten is going to probably offer

brendan joan knows >> they're on the vehicle and feed back is as i started with, unbelievable. they're not afraid to call us to tell us to reach to a dealer or something. >> it's feed back that is helping to shape improvements and new features, engineers are doing their part, too. and results coming up. the chevy volt and nissan leaf are being given extensive crash evaluations ever. however, some car shoppers remain reluctant to switch. >> it's more expensive for a hybrid. partially, like i said, because of the cost of batteries, from my understanding it's very expensive. >> another consideration is whether to go with a pure electric car or one that also has a gas-powered engine. >> if you don't need the engine for what you do during the day, it's best to leave it out. if you have a car you commute in, it's a great approach. >> research going into the next generation of charging stations. >> the vehicle can tell the charger i need a certain amount of energy the charger can make a decision and say i have five vehicles we don't have that communications capability. >> do you know

brendan joan knows >> they're on the vehicle and feed back is as i started with, unbelievable.they're not afraid to call us to tell us to reach to a dealer or something. >> it's feed back that is helping to shape improvements and new features, engineers are doing their part, too. and results coming up. the chevy volt and nissan leaf are being given extensive crash evaluations ever. however, some car shoppers remain reluctant to switch. >> it's more expensive for a hybrid. partially, like i said, because of the cost of batteries, from my understanding it's very expensive. >> another consideration is whether to go with a pure electric car or one that also has a gas-powered engine. >> if you don't need the engine for what you do during the day, it's best to leave it out. if you have a car you commute in, it's a great approach. >> research going into the next generation of charging stations. >> the vehicle can tell the charger i need a certain amount of energy the charger can make a decision and say i have five vehicles we don't have that communications capability. >> do you know a

democratic representative brendan boil argued on the house floor, there wasn't enough for the city schools. >> we cannot leave here without having done something to solve this problem. >> the $2 cigarette tax vital to is philadelphia school funding woes put into separate budget related bill will be voted on by the senate today. house vote would then follow. the $2 per pack cigarette tax would bring in about $80 million for the school district. yesterday, the school reform commission had to approve a budget that includes $93 million hold with hopes other revenue sources like the cigarette tax would fill it for next year. >> there aren't any other place toss cut. this is not a problem you can solve now. we can't cut our way to the top for this problem. >> governor corbett did not sign a bill last night, saying at least pension reform on the table. he also is up for re-election this fall, this is a measure that he has made a priority. now, he did say in a statement following that that he will continue to work with legislature, toward meaningful pension reform, i am withholding signing the bud

- i don't give a [bleep] about your hangover, okay, brendan?eeting, and i want it now! okay. now, somebody's been taking [bleep] out of the refrigerator and throwing it on the ground, and it's pissing me off. is this another one of your stupid pranks, jonald? - no. and your pranks are stupid. - is it you, monday? - what? [eerie music] - i said, somebody's been taking [bleep] out of the fridge and throwing it on the [bleep] ground. and i want to know who it is, because it's not funny! - well, what i want to know is, who keeps pulling the sheets off my bed and hanging them from the ceiling fan at night? - was that you, monday? - what? - have you been taking everybody's sheets off them in the night and hanging them from the ceiling fans? - what? no. - well, clearly, someone's been doing that! [glass shatters] - whoa! who did that? - yeah! who the [bleep] just did that? - which one of you just threw that bottle? - what are we even talking about right now? - did you [bleep]ing throw that bottle, jonald? - no, gogo! [bleep] you! i didn't throw it! -

i don't see argentina pulling this off. >> brendan greeley on football.go. >> we have to bring it back to the twitter question after the break. >> a quick data check. all you need to know, it's flat. >> adam johnson suggesting the markets this morning are flat, as they are. we do welcome you. it has become front and center all of a sudden the major story. how about $76,923.08 per child? as there is republican and democrat rhetoric about our nation's borders, they have all become secondary issues in the heat of summer. has this come out of nowhere for the politician? >> it really has. the interesting thing is that it actually did. we actually started hearing about it in the weeds through the appropriations committee staff about two months ago. they were certain to raise concerns about this, but it was nowhere near a national issue and they had not come near anything of a weeds policy. let's just try to get washington to friday. what will you be listening for as the politicians deal with the fact that these are children? >> that in and of itself makes this

. >> reporter: linebacker everett brown was signed to replace brendan general kins who they waived. brown has been a minor contributor with the panthers and the cowboys. that's going to do it for your morning sports report. have a great day, everybody. >> wusa9 wants to help you find the best and worst gas prices in your area. this morning we're in lorton, virginia where the most expensive gallon of regular unleaded is at the shell on lorton road. gas there is $3.73 a gallon according to aaa mid-atlantic's website. the cheapest gallon of gas is at the sunoco on ox road. there it will cost you $3.43. >>> at 6:14 here's another look at our question of the morning. according to a recent survey, 25% of men admitted they don't know how to use one of these. is it a, a dishwasher, b, a curling iron or c, toaster oven? >> i think terry moen is on to something. i think most men don't know what a curling iron is so i'm going with we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet rated 6 out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good, it's not the

. >> the man running this new fire fox web browser, he took over the job in april after brendan ike stepped down. ike drew public criticism after a report he made a $1,000 campaign donations to the supporters of proposition 8, the ban on gay marriages. they have reached add deal on the giga factory and they will invest in tesla's battery plant. panasonic said they wanted a part in the factory but that was before the company began restructuring and an official announcement is wanted before the end of the week. >>> the drought forcing the cancellation, they canceled this year. they ordinarily bring in 200 tons of dirt making the streets look like the 1850s but it takes a lot of gallons of water to clean it up afterwards but because of the drought it is not a good idea. >> it really sets the atmosphere and it does take out what they can do on that. >>> and other places are in place and business owners in old sacramento say it's not enough to make up for their busiest weekend of the summer. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, developing fuels a deadly attack outside the fairmont hotel outside hours

for more on this, i am joined by "bloomberg businessweek," brendan greeley. >> i think we have reachedboring period in the development of bitcoin, where this libertarian idea where it could replace the fed -- i think the money going into this, the 240 billion dollars in venture capital is not buy into this at all. they are thinking at -- of it as a simple way to lower margins for market transactions. >> that means companies like dell and expedia want to use it because they make more money off of it than if i just use my visa card. >> exactly. bitcoin is assumed to have a transaction cost of zero, and i do not think that is right. the problem is i have to hold bitcoin and you have to hold bitcoin for the transaction cost to be zero. people do not want to take the $100,000olding $100 or in terms of the business in bitcoin. if i do not have the currency, i have to pay for it to send you money. thenat is the cost really, ? >> right now it is number 1%, but we're not even paying the fdic for insurance on bitcoin deposits right now. it is going to climb up. some are it will be a high of 1%,

met life right brendan byrne so they're playing over there okay so they're playing over there right right they're playing for the state championship right and the star running back's got a thousand yards that he's run so far and they're playing the state championship and the kid's got the hamstring problem a deep hamstring pull can he run? they can't... no he's got a deep hamstring pull so he can't run but you can take the kid up you can give the kid a shot oh no [laughter] no [laughter] oh no [laughter] no? that's not happening no no i'm saying the coach says to you you can give the kid a shot you can deaden it you tape it up hat kid will give us 50 60 yards you say? no way no way in god's green earth coach forget it i actually have a question that's not... steve it's not happening this doesn't happen? it's not that... maybe i can't say it never happens somewhere those are less common than perhaps they once were yeah but what's changing? i think education is part of it i think it's a different sort of culture you know for a doc to stick a needle in a high school kid at a game they better

brendan ike, they didn't want him just to say sorry, but they wanted him fired and to pay money. you look at espn and it would have been a blow for -- if they had not suspended him and said look he apologized, but they weren't going to do that because they have a business to run. >> and there is a lot of people with free time on their hands looking for the scalp of contrition. even if you say i'm sorry and even if they know your intent was not to encourage harm they have to do it because that is our leisurely activities. joanne, you follow sports closely. do you think smith's apology was sincere and do you think they should have suspended him? and the third part of the question, what about whoopi? i want you to answer those in that order. >> i already forgot. it was a long day. i think smith's apology was sincere. he realized as soon as he did it. he was apologizing because he realized he would be suspended or possibly fired. he said this has been the biggest mistake of my career. that's sincere. i forget the other -- what is nuts to me is people are punished more for the words t

. >> brendan greeley, thank you so much.hey pay cofounder, tony gallippi, thank you for joining us. ♪ >> i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west" streaming on your television, tablet, and at bloomberg.com. we turned back to our wireless serious and one company that is using technology to change the future of transportation is general motors. g.m. is aiming to turn your chevy and buick into why high -- wi-fi hotspots at 2015. cory johnson is back with us. g.m. in particular is a company that wants us not to focus on recalls or problems, but the future and the technology they are trying to put in the cars. it is an interesting challenge for a company that wants to be on the cutting edge while it is dealing with what is going on with the trailing edge. phil joins us right now. what are the killer apps for cars right now coming out of g.m.? for us isler app really about connecting people with their vehicle and bringing people and their digital lives into the vehicle. introducing this year in many of our 2015 model cars is a

brendan is mostly un-phased by the violence. patricia is strong enough to keep coming to work for a-c transit. of police presence leaves her vulnerable, and alone. ? > >at the hayward bart station, there's a bart police car, but no one is inside. the same goes for the station agent booth at hayward bart. on sunday afternoon. no one was there. > > i wish to would care for us a bit more. we are on the front line. they have the resources that it is not going to where it is needed. > >saturday night's shooting falls under the jurisdiction of bart police. they would not comment on any of the recent violence on bart property. > > it is definitely not getting better and i don't. expect it don't > >reporting at hayward bart station, dan rubin, kron four news. drivers in san francisco are getting a big break. starting today, meter parking is *free once again on sundays across most of the city. kron 4's mike pelton spoke with many excited driversand shows us the impact this will have for them. it's no secret, it's a pain to park in san fr

here with us is brendan greeley.good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the last meaning between germany and argentina. >> there's go ways to look at this. either you care about history or don't care. soccer fans get very precious about soccer history. the last two teams have been in the quarterfinals in 2010. many of the same players on both teams played against each other. germany won 4-0. you can say that's the answer we're looking for. however, if you care about history, germany played argentina in the files in 1986. they won. it's hard to scribe how important he is to ar jen tee nachlt he's everything to that country, right? then in 1990 again they played in the finals. germany won this time 1-0. so diego mary dano was the coach. there are many conspiracies he held back lionel messi in 2010 which was argentina's breakout star, possibly the best player in the world, because he didn't want messi to take over. perhaps now messi can do what he's supposed to do. that's if you care about history. >> many lo

>> brendan. >> jimmy: where are from you? >> melbourne, australia. >> jimmy: and you?: very good. have you guys met and chatted? >> yes. >> jimmy: do you like each other? >> yes. >> jimmy: we're not so different after all. i got your allergies here on a card. one of you is allergic to gluten, which i find suspect. one of you is allergic to nickel. who the hel slrvegs -- hell is allergic to nickel? when would you over come into contact with nickel? and finally -- okay. first, i'm going to start with nickel. nickel? wow. i don't think nickels are made of nickel. i don't know when this is a problem. i'm going to give you that. and i should point out that there is a prize involved here. if i get these correct, i get the prize. if you get it correct, you get it. guillermo, what is our prize tonight? >> season three of "roseanne" on dvd. >> jimmy: you're nickel. i'm going to say gluten. and i'm going to say cats. how did i do? [ buzzer ] switch them around so we can see who is allergic to what. wow. you're allergic to nickel? >> with like fake earrings and stuff like that. >

there's a statement from the liverpool manager brendan rogers. he says lewis is a special talent.or the role he's played in two years. he said the club has done all they can to keep him at liverpool. it's with great discussion that we agree he should move to spain. there you go. a lot of speculation about suarez's future. apparently in the realm of 70 to 80 million pounds. suarez for an awful lot of money is on his way to barcelona, a story football fans around the world will follow with a great deal of interest. >>> stay with us on bbc world news. still to come, not just another face in the crowd. how this belgian teen was plucked from obscurity and oftened the chance of a contract with a cosmetic giant. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters shopping online is as easy as it gets. and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling around. no more hassles. start shopping from a list of top-rated pr

two surveillance pictures showing these two men who police believe may have witnessed the murder of brendanevlin. they. >> he is found dead of a gunshot wound in his vehicle. do they think attempted robbery or if this was a carjacking of this college student? >> police are not sure. they responded to gunshots in an area of walker road and northfield avenue. his body was found in an suv in an apartment complex just a mile away. so police are investigating this. there were multiple gunshots and in the suv you can see both the driver's car. driver's side windows and the passenger's side windows were all blown out. >> where was the teen just prior to being shot? >> he was hanging out with some friends in the area. they were playing video games and he left by himself. texted his mother. told her he was on his way home and never made it. >> any trouble with him? does he have sort of a checkered background or any like have any issues? brendon was the textbook golden boy. straight a student. prestigious high school. seton hall prep. came home freshman year from the university. no, he had no discipl

here with that, brendan di simone. what is next jen, what does that mean?t about your age or when you are born, access to information on the web, on apps doing lots of search, accessing tons of information. gerri: you know, it's interesting, people who sell their homes might not think about what's on the web aboutho aware of. do you do a simple google search on the address? >> you do google search the address, look at police blotters, see old listings, the seller may put address online for another thing that you can find out more information about them. gerri: un, there was an interesting anecdote in the story, a seller had had a bike stolen out of his garage and people thought it wasn't a safe neighborhood, so things could be misconstrued and misunderstood. >> exactly. one example of a guy who had his bike stolen, he left his garage door open. his fault. a buyer sees that and thinks it's not a safe neighborhood. a client had bars in the windows and took them off and planted nice planters when it went on the market. a buyer saw the street with the bars. ger

brendan mutterland. and seriously injured a second passenger. lewis ran from the scene and turned himself into the department of corrections today. >> coming up on abc~ 7 news at 5:00, what a comcast employee said to a woman that made her so angry she pulled a gun on him. >> the search is on for two people involved in a shooting in an upscale bowie neighborhood. >> see what happened when some nugget fans got to meet the football players in training camp. >> a danger in the city after water being shut off to tens of thousands of people. why and should >> a major fight is underway in one of america's biggest cities and it's over water. >> tens of thousands of people in detroit are overdue on their bills as they struggle to make ends meet in this economy. well temporarily they had their water shut off. it appears that could happen again soon. now the battle has moved to capitol hill. >> scott thuman is live with some lawmakers' suggestions with how to deal with this problem. >> this is nationwide now, and with good reason, if you can't pay you bill

despite that experience we still got the gold standard after the wawar into brendan woods system designed in 1944, worked perfectly well but by then the idea of using monetary policy to guide the economy and using the government to guide the economy was so prevalent. it was blown up gratuitously and we have been floundering ever since. as i mentioned the 80s and the '90s the gold average roughly $350 an ounce, it was -- it had fluctuations but give him a c+ for the monetary policy. so we got growth from it but it still wasn't what we would have done it in the early part of the last decade we went off the rails again and we still haven't dug ourselves out of that one to two catastrophes, world war i, great depression but now it is beginning to reverse below the radar screen but a growing number say they be this funny money which was tried before adam smith came along and he demolished the idea of funny money may be smith had it right maybe we should re-examine things again so this is what the book is contributing to, getting back to the basics on money and getting the conversation going so

on the football side, brendan marshall. having a great time, the kids are not the only ones learning a few things. >> i don't like camp but it's cool because for getting older now i know how to be smarter when i first got to the bears they said it wouldn't need be until september. the time is approaching. we know we look good on paper but we have to prove it. >> just look like the bulls were set, rumors about kevin love are popping up. apparently there is still a deal that could bring him to chicago with gibson and butler as part of it. the cleveland is still the favorite to wind up with love. the bulls just signed a first rounder and a veteran. jack white part of a crowd at wrigley watching the cubs and padres. third inning already 1-0. rizzo, national league player of the week may when it again. that's number 24. fourth in four games. then in the seventh, how can a guy this tiny hit a baseball so far? out into the field, its four-zero. look who's behind it, a line drive to left into the basket. five home runs from aristos

>>> in prince george's county, police are searching for the driver of a deadly crash. 23-year-old brendan munnerland was kill when he -- when the ford mustang he was riding in crashed on thursday evening. # that car went off the road in in the 16,300 block of mckendry road in brandywine. a passenger riding in the back seat was injured. police say the driver was seen running from the car after the crash. investigators say it looks like speed was a factor. >>> new problems for washington redskins owner dan snyder. a native american tribe has refused money from his fund-raising group. a group was created to support native americans and offered to pay for a $250,000 skate park that the tribe was trying to build but the tribe refused the money saying they can't accept money from a team who uses a racial slur for a name and the head of the tribe says the foundation's director also used the word redskin in front of him during a meeting and it was uncomfortable. >>> so you see it on facebook all the time. proud parents showing off their kids, but why you'll see one particular baby picture a lot i

brendan said growing up his grandmother frequently shared this irish proverb with him. she said courage is trusting that your feet will bring you to where your heart is. brendan asked that i please continue to remind my colleagues that the immigrants arriving at our borders come by foot following their hearts and do so in the hope of building a better life. last week i sat down with ambassadors from honduras, from el salvador and guatamala, and we discussed how our nation' approach to stemming the influx unaccompanied children to the u.s. must be collaborative and get at the root cause of the dire situation in these countries. with out-of-control drug cartels and more than 90 persons for every 100,000 person annually, honduras has the highest murder rate in the world and similarly el salvador and guatamala have the world's fourth and fifth highest murder rates. there's no easy solution to these problems, but congress has an opportunity and a responsibility to act on pragmatic measures before time and resources run out. secretary johnson has warned that immigrations and

democratic representative brendan boil around on the house floor there wasn't enough for the city schools. >> we cannot leave here without having done something to solve this problem. >> the 2-dollar cigarette tax, vital to philadelphia's school funding woes, was put into a separate budget related bill that will be voted on by the senate today. a house vote would then follow. the 2-dollar per pack cigarette tax would bring in about $80 million for the school district. yesterday, the school reform commission, had to approve a budget that's includes a $93 million hole with hopes other revenue sources like the cigarette tax would fill it for next year. >> there aren't any other place toss cut. this is not a problem you can solve now, we can't ourselves solve this problem. >> governor coat bet again did not sign that bill last night. he said in a statement it was leading pension reform on the table. keep in mind this is a measure that he has made a priority, and he is up for re-election this coming fall. now, corbett said in a statement, i will continue to work with the legislature toward mea

san francisco's brendan crawford hit a bases loaded double in the top of the 14th to put the giants ahead. they went on to win nine to six. >>> 6:23. coming up at 6:30 katherine scott has exclusive video of a hot caress -- car rescue. >> reporter: a matter faces infant in the car. we're live with the video you'll only see o >> new here at 6:00 a.m. the crisis at the border hits closer to home. three republican congressman representing berks county visited bethany's children's home to speak with undammed children from central america staying in heidelberg township. lawmakers say many of the children had tragic stories about the journey to the u.s. >> we spoke to a girl and she had nightmares at night. she can't swim. crossing rivers apparently on makeshift rafts. >> officials say the children will remain at bethany children's home for about 10 days before their families arrive to await immigration hearings. >> 6:27 now. accuweather is calling for a sticky and stormy day. meteorologist, david murphy has the updates next. >> we continue to follow breaking news in center city where a hotel ha

the family of brendan tiggs says campus police should have done more when they confronted him one morningfebruary. he was drunk and upset, upset enough that officers advised him to seek mental health treatment, but then sent him back to his room. tiggs was dead the next morning. the lawyer tells the mercury news nobody checked on him that morning. the university has not commented. this is the second negligence lawsuit filed against the school this year. the first filed by a student who was reportedly the victim of a hate crime on campus. four students have been charged with the crime, they pleaded not guilty. >>> it is 5:33, this morning prosecutors could file charges against a santa rosa mother accused of attacking a student. that student allegedly was bullying her daughter. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us live in santa rosa this morning. stephanie, the mom denies laying her hands on that boy. >> reporter: that's right, good morning to you, laura. she admits there was a confrontation, just not a physical one. and we will see if prosecutors have decided whether to move forw

i think it is interesting to listen to brendan's discussion.hink we need to see where this demand levels out. where it is coming from demographically over the next six to 12 months in the state of washington. i'm sure he has his own models and views about how this will evolve. it'd be interesting to hear him comment about that. the banking sector banks things that have a certainty of cash flow. there any questions in your mind about the certainty of cash flow from the businesses that you are investing in or the ones that are active? >> that is interesting. currently we are in a situation where 58% of americans think cannabis should be legal. it should be taxed and regulated like alcohol and tobacco. it is far less harmful to individuals then alcohol and tobacco. you even mentioned the sugar. it is a safer product. people the been using for 5000 years and we will see a situation in colorado and washington where it will no longer have expenses to incarcerate and prosecute people. it is a slow shift. after november a number -- majority of american

and on facebook, brendan says -- no. they receive scholarships to have their education paid for while i work as a pizza delivery driver for 35-plus hours a week. just to try to pay for my classes. madeleine wrooitites yes, they are moneymakers for their schools and very few go on to a career in sports and elizabeth says -- hell no. don't they receive a full ride? they get free room and board and all free meals so no they should not get paid. however if they get. >>>ed the university should pay for all medical bills and expenses. you can weigh in and share your thoughts as >>> live coverage tomorrow about the flood of children crossing the u.s./mexico border. the health and human secretary testify before senate lawmakers about president obama's $3.7 billion request to congress to address the issue. live coverage begins at 2:30 eastern on thursday here on c-span3 and we'll continue to elicit your thoughts on both facebook and twitter. using the hash tag c-span chat. >>> 40 years ago the watergate scandal led to the only re

. >>> emmy award winning actor brendan gleason has brought many characters to light in "into the storme. good to see you guys. >> good morning. >> thanks for having us. >> first of all, thank you for wearing the shark themed shirt. >> sure. >> i wear it like i was looking to wear something shark themed every day. the fact you were doing a sharknado feature was purely a coincidence. >> so this movie isn't so much a whodunit but who's going to do it in a sense. >> yeah. the priest is told in confession he has seven days to live, basically. and it's to do with the whole scandal in the church. the guy is making his confession had been abused. so rather than pay somebody back who did something, he's not going to pay attention to that. we're going to kill you because you're a good man. so we follow the seven days to see who's going to do it. >> there is some darkness to the movie. no question about it. but it's funny too. there's a lot of laughs especially with your character jack. >> yeah. i play a local butcher. it's a very -- we deal with a lot of dark things but it is funny. it's a very