se afectan porque la divisiÓn ahorita estÁn dÉbil, los broncos en proceso de construcciÓn y hay un pechoon el liderazgo y la uniÓn de este equipo dentro y fuera del campo les va palabrmuy bien. >>> el contraste porque los seahawks son buenos. >>> ahora tienen un nuevo mariscal de campo, y arizona que sigue siendo foor tuerte, la selecciÓn de 49 ers veremos quÉ le darÁn prioridad, necesitan reforzarse al mÁximo, toman su primera selecciÓn, defensivo este muchacho viene de o rregon >>> esta es la lÍnea ofensiva a rrai agarran a alguien en la lÍnea ofensiva con blair de esta manera viene de san diego este muchacho. bueno la lÍneas defensiva necesita defender al mariscal de campo y no fue hasta que escogieron a jeff lo que fue la sexta ronda y tienen a un mariscal de campo organizaciones oore cep toro. >>> serÁ interesante porque todos sabemos que el sistema ofensivo de kelly es dinÁmico y veremos si voib ven el sobreviven el campamento >>> vamos a una pausa comercial y regresamos con lo bueno, lo malo y lo medio. campamento >>> vamos a una pausa comercial y regresamos con lo bueno, lo malo

>> when the broncos contacted the eagles and talked about the trade, they couldn't agree on a price ando -- and so they drafted somebody in the first round. now at that point, you know, our options are pretty limited. so the next best -- our next best option is to go back and prepare for the season. >> next best option for $22 million, mind you. ron jaworski held a golf tournament today. jeremiah trotter and john runyan were there. jaws told us bradford owes his teammates an apology. the axman chops that down. >> no, he don't owe anybody anything. like i said earlier, teammates understand. you know, they want what's best for the player. and, you know, things like that happen. no hard feelings. >> eagles announced today the hiring of joe douglas as their vice president of player personnel. he's going to help pick the players. he will report to howie roseman. joe comes from the bears where he was the director of college scouting after 15 years with the ravens and helped draft joe flacco. i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> that's nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim r

we've had hundreds of families suddenly without work. >> bronco was down but not out.opened a new ceramic facility called north star. much smaller but growing. he has hired back some of the original employees. >> skilled craft is definitely what we need here. without that it would be difficult for us to compete in the market. >> bronco maybe managing but he agrees with the employees that we saw earlier. >> donald trump made it clear that we made some bad trade daels, and they're affecting businesses like me today. we're definitely not working on a level playing field. >> he believes that trump has the know how to help the economy expand. >> the fact that donald trump is a business man is playing a huge factor in my support attempt. he understands what it's like to be where i am in a much larger scale. >> how do you decide to support trump? at what point did you say this is the kind of candidate that i want to get behind? >> well i started out as jeb bush supporter and when all of the dust settled and he with draurks there was trump standing. >> i experienced that first

i can't let this hearing go by without congratulating the world champion, denver broncos, for example, which i have season tickets. and i also want to say, as i have said before, one of my great sadness is is that i was unable to persuade either of my daughters to play ice hockey and they took of dance instead. but the point is, every child in this country should be safe. we love sports. we want to see sports succeed, but that means we have to do our utmost to improve player safety and guarantee that participation does not mean you have long-term health consequences. i know, mr. chairman, you intend to have more hearings. i think this is the perfect place to start. i want to thank you again and yield back. >> thank you, go steelers! [laughter] >> that's fine. the penguins are in the playoffs . mr.nt to recognize hudson for an opening statement. >> i thank you mr. chairman and ranking member for your focus on this issue, even as painful as it is to hear talk about the broncos as representing charlotte, north carolina, home of the panthers. there's always next year. i would like to than

former eagles quarterback current broncos quarterback marcus escorted her to prom.ellow patients of children's hospital in colorado joined grace for the special night. organizers say the prom creates a safe zone where the teens understand each other calling it a bright light in a tough time. >> it helped lighten the mood for people. helped them stay comfortable and stuff around me. it was kind of like one of those ideas that i have pop in my head. i just decided to do it. >> it's so cool to see them realize, you know, a dream in high school. this is a big deal. a right of passage. >> the broncos can cheer leaders were there to encourage the kids to get out on the dance floor and soak in the fun. >>> pretty good good day for a pro golfer quickly turned into a nightmare when he was on the did i bill kel hole. russell from scotland shot wet, short. so then, you know what he does? that's a shank. then he rinses another one. takes it to the drop zone. how about this? that's wet. finally gets on. makes a 9. called it an epic fail but he was actually a good sport about it.

. >> and the password denver broncos win 2016. >> so you're seeing everything i type in on my password? >> we can see anything you type anywhere on your computer. >> reporter: the open back door for the entire house, that wireless router, with the weak password. so the moral of the story to make sure that your password is not easily hackable. >> make sure you update devices, keep them to the latest software version and set good passwords. >> that was tom costello reporting. your password should be 14 characters long and obvious key here is change the default factory password. >> yeah. even if you change it to something lame, change it. run words together like lyrics to a song like only you will remember, like denver broncos win next year. >> we'll be back with beyonce action from levi's stadium. the first time, attracting >>> here's something you may have seen at moffet, the world's largest plane which landed in australia for the first time attracting thousands of people to watch. the 225 transported a power generator from the czech republic to pert-. it's massive, 276 feet long, 190 t

returning to the birds and says his no regrets after missing two weeks and trying to force a trade to the broncos i was frustrated. i felt like i needed time. >> sam said it was his agent who recommended to him they request a trade after the birds went up in the draft to get a quarterback. >> you know, i'm not completely naive, i mean, i think you realize that, you know, if the organization made a move to get up to two, at some point, it's probably not going to be my team, and until it's not, you know, i'm going to continue to lead the guys the way i did last year, and i'm going to do my job to the best of my ability. >> reporter: sam is ready to compete, he says, and he'll be a good teammate to wentz, even though carson could be taking his job. >> i'll try to help carson, if he has questions, give him the best answers that i can, you know, i love seeing quarterbacks succeed in this league. you know, and if i can do something to help him become a better player, i'll do it. >> reporter: bradford's teammates and coaches welcomed him back with open arms. >> i expect sam not to look over the shoulder

between the eagles and sam is now fine fp tom for the first time confirms he wanted to get sam to the broncos and thought that he could be there for a long time. >> talked about the trade but couldn't agree on a price. and so they drafted somebody in the first round. now at that point, our options are pretty limited. so the next best option is to go back and prepare for the season. >> ron jaworski held a tournament today. jaws told us bradford owes his teammates an apology. trot doesn't think so. >> like i said earlier, teammates understand. they want what is best for the player. and things like that happen. no hard feelings. >> you talk about guys not being there for workouts and that kind of stuff, happens all the time. how many guys truly even live around here. the frustrating part about that is he just signed a contract and it was like what leverage do you really have. i think that has everybody scratching their head. >> phillies tonight in atlanta again trying to go six games over 500 for the first time in five years. surprising everybody in baseball. phillies won again last night by one

it was the denver bronco cheerleaders. [laughter] in colorado so i'm not saying that's the reason but it did not hurt. july 10, the denver bronco cheerleaders went to this random no one cared base in afghanistan with 300 people because it's not that no one cares. everyone cares and they wanted to show report. -- support. they could be anywhere else in the world. they came for us because they cared. it does not take camouflage and guns to show your support. it takes showing you care to show your support and that comes differently from everyone. that, i was excited to get out to the guys and tell them. they haven't seen a woman in two months. they did not take a shower and i spent 10 days in the shower. i told them my story of the shower in the cheerleaders and ice cream. they were unimpressed. my buddies were disappointed. that they were not with me. i saw something in them. they had become better. they were faster and stronger and the way we reacted and the way they reacted when something happened had changed. as fast as l

bradford said he wanted to be trade to the broncos, but when a trade did not happen, the eagles were, quote, his next best option. espn reports sam walked out of the meeting with owner jeff lori, and the gm roastman and peterson when they told him they were trading up to get a quarterback, he said he wanted out. here is roseman today. >> excited to have sam back on the field, just for him, said all along, he was the starter, and whenever he came back, kpietded to get him back. it's voluntary, of course, and seeing the guys and adding to it now again, the rookies in place, exciting time of year. >> on to the sixers, brass at the nba draft combine in chicago, top picks, simmons and ingram are not working out. the sixers could have four first round picks, but will they use them all? only develop so many players, may be in play, and might do, you know, perhaps a draft situation look to defer to a future year, assess those over the next 30 to 45 days. >> and they will work out st. joe's star on monday rpg he's in chicago for the combine, and here he is today, atlantic ten player of the yea

high graduate soon to be an arizona graduate and he was drafted in the sixth round by the denver broncosso he's going to the super bowl champs after hearing his name called. those emotions are awesome. >>> that is your look at sports. we'll be right back. >>> a rainy work week ahead of us? >> at least a start. tomorrow is going to be kind of interesting. a little bit of everything. misty, foggy, isolated drizzle and then peaks of sunshine south and maybe into tuesday. >>> the eagles draft special is coming up next. >>> the eagles get their man! >> carson wentz! [cheers and applause ] >> one player can change your team. >> bottom line is, if you don't have a franchise quarterback in the nfl, it doesn't matter. the eagles coach now has his quarterback. >> a little bit of brett favre. honestly. >> a whirlwind start to wentz's career and why the eagles felt so compelled to get him and the details of the draft. "eagles blueprint 2016" is on the clock.

authorities say 19 year old coy lot was thrown from his mount at a bronco riding event at cow town radio saturday night. he was born in lancaster county and lived in center city not far from state college. lutz just finished freshman year at the university of tennessee at martin where he was a member of the rodeo team. >> drenching rains are threatening parts of the country this memorial day in texas, at least six people were killed by flood waters, several others are missing, and communities have been evacuated. manuel reports from rosenberg, texas. >> reporter: several people are dead, others are missing after torrential rains unleashed devastating flooding. >> the people that live across the street from me, their whole front yards are under water. >> search teams in parker county texas have given up the hope of rescuing ten year old boy swept away in the river. >> we have the family here. they need some closure. we haven't been table give it to them yet. >> rising river forced evacuations of sell role communities in southeastern texas. >> i've lived in the spring area for over 50 year

. >> also eliminate ed denver broncos linebacker von miller as he tried to elvis in "a little less conversationmyself every week on tuesdays and wednesdays like there is no way i'll be able to complete this, no way to get it done and witney gets me to that point and it's been special. >> definitely a great night on the ballroom for ginger. we should mention that von and kim will be on "gma" later on this morning. >> i mean, the dancing was just so beautiful and what you're seeing week by week is everyone's kind of stepping it up so while kim said she totally wasn't expecting it because she did so well for her, right, they said it was her best performance, when you're competing against other people that are now getting perfect scores -- >> yeah, one interesting thing, boyz ii men wayna was in the bottom three. >> and he's been a favorite. >> congrats to ginger. >> stay with us for "gma." >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. good to see you. it's 4:30 a.m. on this tue

and if you're wondering, yes, this one and a half-year-old pup is named after the former denver broncosrterback. >> he's blond just like peyton so it work out. >> i'm a huge steelers fan so he'd be called roethlisberger if i had a say in it. >> sit. stay. >> gabbie has been on the force for two years. her dad who's a captain on hand today for his daughter's big promotion. and couldn't be prouder. >> it's double special. we have an addition to the family. >> the family has three other dogs, a chi what, what pomeranian an pap i don't know. peyton will have other four legged friends to hang out when he's not on duty. big promotion. >> that's awesome. >>> take live look over the ben franklin parkway tonight. a gorgeous night out there tonight. tomorrow, scott, not so much. chief meteorologist scott williams here to tell us all about it and it sounds pretty wet, scott. >> it certainly does. i mean it was a fantastic end to the work week. 76 degrees was the high temperature today it finally felt more like may and spring, but look at ultimate doppler with the cloud cover. we're looking at it t

. >>> in new jersey, young man has died after getting buck off bronco in rodeo. it happened in front of thousands of spectators including his parents at the cow town rodeo in piles grove salem county. authorities say the horse that bucked off 19-year-old clay lutz stepped on him several time. lutz died at a hospital. >> developing story in ohio now, a holiday weekend at the cincinnati zoo turned tragic for two reasons. >>> young boy winds up in the gorilla enclosure an gorilla was killed. fox's jane metzler has more on that controversy. >> reporter: horrifying moments at the cincinnati zoo after a four-year-old boy wound up in the gorilla enclosure. >> mommy is right here. >> everybody back up. >> reporter: 400-pound gorilla dragged the boy around for 10 minutes as dozen of families looked on. >> the child crawled into the gorilla cage and the gorilla is slamming the child into the wall and into the water. >> reporter: zoo say the boy he crawled into a barrier of the p. n and nel into the moat. >> the gorilla took him to one end of his hab with at a time and the

bronco was down but p not out. he opened a new facility called north star ceramices and hired back some of his original employees. skilled craft is what we need here. without that it would be difficult for us to compete in the market. >> he may be management but agrees with the employees. donald trump made it clear that we have made bad trade deals, and they are affecting businesses like me today and we are not working on a level playing field. >> he believes that trump has the know how to help the economy expand. >> the fact that donald trump is a businessman is playing a huge factor in my support of him. he understands what it is like to be where i am. in a much larger scale. >> how did you decide to support trump. and what point did you say this candidate is who i will get behind. >> i started out a jeb bush. and when jeb's campaign never caught fire and he withdrew, i looked at who was standing. >> new york congressman chris collinses was involved in securing funding to keep the niagra cerammics for years. >> i

irrelevant jersey, it had already been for the broncos and the little titans helmet despite an exciting season opening win, not gone well for new york city football who entered on a winless streak. and vancouver looking, a pair of goals in this one just 6 minutes apart the second right first home win a rough start at yankee stadium. two games remain tomorrow in the nba play offs one right here on channel 7, and tipping off at 1 followed by the others the warriors and trail blazers and as the spurs won tonight, probably not happening tomorrow in that. >>> a fiery crash in new jersey leaves four people injured tonight witnesses describe the wild scene plus what might have caused that accident. >>> a suspect stealing $400,000 in tax refund. . >>> a look at to the's top stories, a huge fire on long island one home in fair harbor has been destroyed three others were damaged no reported injuries no word on what started that. >>> police in queens want to find three suspects attacked a teenager and yelled racial slurs happened in astoria, they punched the 19-year-old called him an arab and yell

i cannot let this hearing go by without congratulating the world champion, denver broncos for example which i have season tickets. i also want to say as i have said before one of my great sadness is is that i was unable to persuade either of my daughters to play ice hockey and they took up dance instead. but the point is, every child in this country should be safe. we love sports, we want to see sports succeed but that means we have to do our utmost to improve player safety and guarantee that participation in sports does not mean you'll have long-term health consequences. i know mr. chairman you intend to have more hearings, i think this is the perfect place to start. i want to thank you again, i yelled you again, i yelled back. >> thank you, go steelers. [laughter] >> okay because the penguins are in the playoffs and we wish everyone the best. i recognize -- i want to say that opening statement of mr. ottman will be included in the record. i recognize mr. hudson for opening statements. >> thank you mr. chairman, i thank you for your focus on this issue as painful as it is to hear tal

our economy will wake from its napster, take off like a white bronco, as they cut our taxes like lorenat, and crush our enemies like nancy kerrigan's knees. (applause) >> stephen: mm-hmm. so pay no attention to the spin doctors and their "yada yada" - the clintons will double-dare to be our friends because family matters, and together, they will lead us into the next willenium. (cheers and applause) with announcements like this, hilary's campaign might just be saved by the bill, as long as he never has to say "oops, i did it again." (laughter) of course, there was another big vote this weekend: eurovision. thank you, europeans. (cheers and applause) eurovision is a no-holds-barred musical throwdown where european countries compete to see who can write the best pop song. it's the biggest europe-wide contest since the 14th century's "so you think you can black plague." (laughter) no one won that one. (laughter) the countries are judged on the performance of their signature song. it's called "eurovision" -- "euro", meaning "europe" and "vision," meaning "sound". (laughter) i imagine why it

>> natasha, good morning, peyton manning and the denver broncos won super bowl 50 at levi stadium back in february. what about the residents in the city of santa clara? what did they win? how about money for the general fund? the super bowl 50 impact report shows total expenses going mostly to police and fire and city staffing was $3.5 million. reimbursements from the until committee and hotel and estimated seas tax was $4.24 million so the city expected to make $744,000 for the general fund. in san francisco, the controller said super bowl 50 generated $2 million for the city, and the mayor said it was unqualified success. however, others question the numbers calling it a bad deal and does not embrace address the exact of the neighborhoods and shawl business much the city council will discuss their fiscal report at their meet tone starting at 7:00. >> there is a big crowd already gathering outside a bernie sanders rally happening in stockton. this is at the event centers and it does not start until 10:00 a.m. they have been lining up for quit a while and there is a good reason. last k

>>gabe slate: packer finds a floor on the electronic cold away to take over the bronco and from there to take over the computer that means someone else can pretend to be you through your computer to not even as opposed to social media anything you can do on your computer they can do a mouse jack can also be down from laptop. >>gabe slate: they can do the attack from 500 ft. away from across the street to wall we did test the 13 different bomb goes from five major manufacturers would talk to several of the manufacture of the wireless mice and keyboards who told as they were aware of the findings and they released from work of this is that people could down vote to pass the security created by the down go. >>grant lodes: how vulnerable are you to of moss jack. >>reporter: 63 degrees in san francisco 69 in san jose 70 degrees in concord and 70 degrees in santa rosa we have the cancer various water on the next couple days of unsettled weather the sea breeze and giving a little bit stronger this evening as cecil winds blowing in some san in oakland. >>reporter: a mix of sun shine in the so

mistake for anybody to surrender before -- i mean, it would be like peyton manning and the denver broncoshaving given up in the third quarter. fight the fight to the last buzzer, and in fact, sometimes champions do win. >> ken blackwell, thanks for sticking with us here throughout the hour. that's going to do it for this hour of msnbc. my colleague, erica hill, picks up on the other side of this break. >>> it's time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. in 2009, the country was in recession, and many builders went bust. but at anthony wilder design build, the owners opened up their books for the employees and everyone took a pay cut to save the company. it worked. today, the company is growing. for more, watch "your business," sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. what if one piecof kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help prote you from pne

it was a ploy by sam and the agent to force the eagles' hand at the draft that week, but the broncosaid the eagles asked for too much. sam basically out of options. he released this statement today, i'm excited to be back on the field today with teammates and coaches, but the business side of football is sometimes a necessary consideration. my attention and efforts focus on participation and preparation for a championship season. i'm committed to my teammates and eagles organization for nothing less. sam is the eagles starting quarterback, carson wentz, number two pick in the draft, his first workout is friday with the rookies. we'll have more coming up for you at 6:20. back to you. we are all working on this monday, huh? for a lot less money. >> exactly right, john clark, thank you so much for from comcast sports net. >> time for the first alert neighborhood forecast. you see behind us clouds are back. >> clouds, rain, thought we were out of the woods, but we are joined now with the neighborhood forecast. >> guys, it looked better earlier, and yesterday was beautiful, windy, but sun

. >> he has a tall order, like trying to tame a bucking bronco, but kissinger is a respected figure and hope he knocks sense into donald trump. >> reporter: trump raised eyebrows when asked about the most dangerous place he visited in the world. trump joked brooklyn, added seriously there are places in america among the most dangerous in the world. go to oakland or ferguson, crime numbers are worse. with trump on the verge of winning the nomination, he is spending much of his time in the office, gearing up for the general election. announcing a new fund-raising arrangement with the rnc this week. his campaign is also hitting back at news stories he doesn't like, such as the article in "the new york times" on his treatment of women. his daughter is defending her father. >> he is not a groper, that's not who he is. i have known my father obviously my whole life and he has total respect for him. >> what do we know about the supreme court picks? >> reporter: there are curious choices. one thing he put out was done willett from texas who tropicaled him on twitter for months. shows the death

. >> champions of the world, denver broncos. >> it is caught for the win! >> danny willett has won the masters. jason day, major champion. >> derrick henry will win it! >> the "cbs sportsdesk" is presented by centurylink. jim: welcome to the "cbs sportsdesk" presented by centurylink. jim nantz with you in fort worth, texas, and coming up, third-round coverage to have dean & deluca invitational. but first, nba action last night. lebron james and the cavaliers up in toronto wrapping up the eastern conference title. 33 for lebron. kyrie irving added 30 and now they move on to the nba finals for the second straight year and wiac

the finish festival we will have questlove performing, white ford bronco, which is the local '90s cover band, some other artists as well. we'll have food trucks and fun partner activitieactivities. >> tell me the website so people can find more. >> dcbikeride.com. register now, registration closes wednesday. >> happens may 22nd, not this sunday but coming sunday. >> thank you. >>> appreciate it. a call to arm, that's what one couple is calling their new book on the fight against alzheimer's, their fight. and my one-on-one conversation with them is just ahead. stay with us. >> sometimes what happens with sweetie is that another idea will come in and morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment >>> we have some breaking news happening right now. we're learning that several children are being taken to the hospital after possibly drinking something that made them sick at frances scott key middle school in montgomery county. this happened in silver spring right around 11:00 this morning. right now we're working to get more information about

well, a new article from in these times by bronco marchetic uncovers the secret history of super delegateswhich were established by the hunt commission in 1982. jessica stites is executive editor of in these times and editor of the site's june cover story. still with us, rick perlstein, author of several books, including "nixonland." let's start with you, jessica. explain the superdelegates, which has really become such a critical issue right now. how they came into being. amy: our reporter actually went down to the national archives and that the transcripts of this entire commission that debated for months about democratic party rules reform and came up with the superdelegates as their answer. basically, what have prompted carterre the losses of and mcgovern and so the fear the democratic party wasn't nominating the electable, winnable candidates. and so party insiders said down and said, what do we do? their instinct was, we need to take control. we need to take control of the nominating process. we are worried if we let the people decide through primaries, they're going to pick the wron

injury odd, overall pick went to the rams, and packs ton lynch the number 26 overall pick ended to the broncos. >> we got the best guy. >> that's true. >> oh, ya. >> let's take a look at up decide coverage come up. so much happened over night in the race for the white house. we'll break it all down for you straight ahead. >> 5:44, emergency crews called out for building collapse. this is philadelphia's cobbs creek neighborhood, and it happened just about an hour and a half ago. >> they were able to rescue a man trapped inside. dave kinchen live on the scene, dave, what can you tell us? >> here's what the scene looks like. let me step out of the way here, on the corner of 65o and chancellor, here in cobbs creek, you can see, police on the scene with this building, taped off, this building clearly abandoned, what we know from authorities is that a man had apparently fallen from the first floor, into the basement, that man was able to be rescued from the building, he was hospitalized, or transport today a hospital for injuries. we're told his injuries are non-life threatening, thankfully. the col

i'm not sure where this is going to go, talking about a cruz/rubio combination is like saying that broncosdn't win the super bowl. that's done. been there, done that, left's move forward. it's trump as the nominee and clinton on the democratic side, we still have a bit of a race but i don't think it makes any difference to hillary clinton. hillary clinton is going to outwork everyone, earn the votes she needs. she's already gotten 2 million more votes than donald trump has. so she's just going to move forward. let donald trump be donald trump and let hillary clinton win the white house. >> while we're on the subject of teaming up, do you think whoever the democratic nominee is should pick the other candidate to be their running mate? >> not necessarily. i do respect the fact that each nominee has the right to pick their own running mate, but as the congressman said, the race is still up and going, news flash, senator sanders is still in the race as much as people don't want to respect the fact that he is in the race and that this is a democracy and it is about choice. i will say about taki

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. ♪ ♪ >> champions of the world, denver broncos. it is caught for the win! champion. >> derrick henry will win it. bill: we are live at the at&t byron nelson, final round from t.p.c. four seasons resort in irving, texas. our leader, brooks koepka. one over for his final round. the lead, which was two to start the day now is one. and he still seems to be fighting his game a bit. bill macatee along with sir

i can't let this hearing go by without congrat hailing the world champion denver broncos for example, which i have season tickets. and i also want to say, as i've said before, one of my great sadnesses i was unable to persuade either of my daughters to play ice hockey and they took up dance instead but the point is, all, every child in this country should be safe. we love sports. we want to see sports succeed but that means that we have to do our utmost to improve player safety and guarranty that participation in sports doesn't mean that you have long-term health consequences. so i know, mr. chairman, you intend to have more hearings. i think this is the perfect place to start. i want to thank you again and yield back. >> thank you, go steelers. we are -- [laughter]. >> that's fine. >> sorry penguins in the playoffs. wish them the best and all athletes. i will recognize -- first of all i want to say opening statement of mr. upton will be included in the record. he could not be with us. we'll recognize mr. hudson for opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, chairman mu

denver broncos season tickets or model 3 orders there? thank you phil.on to whoele food s. >> earnings are coming in with 44 cents. that as beat of analysts expecting at 41 cents. revenue though slightly below expectations at 3.7 billion dollars. analysts looking for 3.74. comps down. so far the first three weeks of the current quarter looks like that trend has slightly improved. conference are down 2.6%. that is of course below what analysts are looking for for the full quarter but we're just three weeks in. looking forward the guidance also disappointing. whole foods is saying think expect weaker comparable sale, revenue and eps lower than previous guidance range and due to recent abc actions in the ma. -- in california. so perhaps there is hope there. co-ceo walter rob says the company believes there is room in the market for both formats and that sort of answers the question about cannibalization that many are afraid of. back to you. >> so let me get this straight, mike. revenue miss and they are guiding lower and the stock is up 5%. >> that might be

it's like trying to tame a bucking bronco.kissinger is a very respected figure and i hope he knocks some sense into donald trump. >> nic, how would america's allies feel if an american president would sit down with kim jong-un? >> that's -- if i hear you correctly -- >> i'm having trouble hearing you at the moment, sorry. >> can you hear me now, nic? >> yes, i can. go ahead. >> i was just asking how would american allies feel if an american president sat down with kim jong-un? >> it would give them cause for concern because it's not something that that i have seen before. but i think in terms of the chinese, they have said that they are an ally, particularly in this situation, where they have said they are willing and believe it's better to have direct negotiations between the united states and north koreans and believe that is a good thing. for the south koreans, this -- who would most -- be most keenly affected in all of this. this would be a departure but clearly they are understand that the goal would be to reduce the tens

that's like trying to tame a bucking bronco, but kissinger is a very respected figure and he hope hesome sense into donald trump. >> reporter: last december, kissinger took issue with the call for temporary ban on muslims to enter the u.s. >> i would urge him not to make such a blanket exclusion, and i would only hope he would become comfortable with another nominee. >> reporter: he was asked about the most dangerous place he visited in the world. trump joked brooklyn, then added seriously there are places in america among the most dangerous places in the world. oakland and ferguson, the crime numbers are worse. with trump on the verge of winning the nomination, he is spending much of his time in the office, gearing up for the general election. announcing a new fund-raising arrangement with the rnc this week. his campaign is also hitting back at news stories he doesn't like, such as the article in "the new york times" on his treatment of women. his daughter is defending her father. >> he is not a groper, that's not who he is. i have known my father obviously my whole life and he has

the broncos play at mile high. permission.t the stadium where you would not be able to smoke cannabis. >> what's happening -- >> mile high high stadium. come on. >> you don't even need to add the high. >> somebody must be joking about this. >> the socioeconomic divide you're talking about, you referred to the smell and some of those issues. what's happening as this industry sort of deepens? >> the stores are usually, not always, but in the nicest parts of town, if you go to aspen, there is a recreational pot store there, which will, you know, blow your mind, so to speak, and is really, really, really high end. but the stuff is being grown generally in other facilities, in poorer neighborhoods, more warehouse districts. it's turned out you can drive on i-70 and smell it if you're in that area. imagine living there 24/7. they're not going to get rid of the existing facilities, but they're limiting the growth and placement of new ones. there was a huge debate in the city council whether the new rules were too strict or not strict