let's listen now to eric burt. >> with we heard loud noises. my wife asked if i thought they were shots. i was in the marine corps so she thought i would be an expert on that. i said it sounded more like a jackhammer with a lower frequency and it's hard to tell with the windows down. so i went over to the windows and put one of them up and we heard more shots being fired, and i turned to my wife and said, yeah, that's definitely gunfire because i can hear the snaps overhead. and so she went further into the apartment and i got my iphone out and started taking some video. our apartment is west facing. it's actually directly across from the police headquarters parking lot and that is where they found the explosives, so they had all of us evacuate so we are down on the ground floor of our apartment building right now. they actually just did a patrol detonation at 4:27 and they have instructed this we may be out of our home for a while. >> thank you again to rick burt for that information. >> let's bring in cnn law enforcement analyst and former fb

. >> let's bring back burt newborn newborn. burt, i can guess where you stand on this in that you supported this ruling. how is this going to affect housing throughout the country? >> i don't think we should exaggerate the impact. people had assumed that the fair housing act allowed disparate impact litigation. almost all of the lower courts routinely entertained exactly this type of case. the supreme court has in the past taken the case twice, and the liberal groups were so frightened that the court was going to reverse, that they settled the cases out from under the court twice. this was the third time this issue was up. and the various liberal groups were very nervous, because the statute says nothing about creating this type of remedy it talks much more in terms of intentional discrimination and the lower courts had implied an extension of that but allowing that there was a disparate impact not a disparate at t tempt. and today justice kennedy provides the fifth vote to uphold that. and there's a really interesting case bet

>> like burt lancaster. it's an offense in lancaster county. >> well, i'm going to let you and mr. pitts work that out. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> but thanks for letting me know. >> you're welcome. thank you, mr. chairman and members of the subcommittee, it's an honor to be here. i serve on the lancaster board of commissioners. the united states must work to develop a coherent, logical and clear national energy strategy. i applaud chairman upton for his legislative framework that will hopefully stimulate a wide ranging and bipartisan debate on the need for a long-term energy agenda based on commonsense regulations, a modern and safe energy infrastructure, greater efficiencies increased exports especially with lng, to support our foreign policy goals. environmental sensitivity,

as burt was saying it was the liberals plus kennedy who were on the winning side this time. >> and burt to me it seems if you want to just step away from the law it seems so shocking that you can find four votes even in dissent here. because gerrymandering is ridiculous. >> but this is not about whether gerrymandering is or is not a good idea. this is about how you read the constitution. that is why this case is hugely important as emily says as a political case but it is also a methodological case because the conservatives insist that you read the constitution essentially literally and you freeze it back in the revolutionary period. so whatever it meant then it meansen ennow. and an after ma to them is a living constitution. nobody knew what kind of initiative and referendum existed in 1788. >> exactly. >> and the petition clause being expanding for these direct referendums that certainly were not popular in the era. this segment was worth well more than arn hour of law school. thank you all for joining us. i appreciate it. it was fun. >>> coming up. u.s. stocks have the worst day of t

burt how would you interpret this decision. >> it's a huge win for the administration and i think alson for the american people. this was an attempt to take the entire bill down using four words. and the way the words crept in there is a story within themselves. but it's quite clear that nobody thought that the words were intended to make the act completely unadministerable. but if you read them literally, then there was a pathway to actually taking down the entire affordable care act, and i think there's a great sigh of relief by virtually everyone who -- who supports the bill to see that six of the justices rejected this, and the key of course is the two conservative justices robt roberts and kennedy, reject justice scalia's text. he says if the text doesn't make sense, that's too bad. we still have to send it back to congress and tell them to fix the text. roberts said the text is our servant, not our master and we have to read the text in the larger context of the entire bill, and it's clear that congress didn't intend this as a suicide pill for the -- for the act. >> so this is th

. >> pelley: and american astronaut terry burts shows us the wonders of the world. >> this is the "cbsvening news" with scott captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: a shrine is growing tonight in berkeley, california, at the scene of a terrible tragedy. six young people were killed, seven seriously injured when an apartment balcony collapsed. the dead were college students from ireland and john blackstone has the

let's turn to an eyewitness, rick burt, who is now on the phone joining from us dallas, texas. thank you for taking time to be with us and also, thank you for bringing us some of the video that we're seeing here. just talk to us, if you could, about the situation, how it p y played out, we understand just after 12:30 your time. >> that's correct. it was actually 12:24 central time, and my wife was on the computer. i was getting ready for bed. and we heard loud noises. my wife asked if i thought they were shots. i was in the marine corps, so she thought i would be an expert on that. and i said it sounded more like a jackhammer but at a lower frequency and it was hard to tell with the windows down. so, i went over to the windows and put one of them up, and we heard more shots being fired, and i turned to my wife and said, yeah, that's definitely gunfire, because i could hear the snaps. so, she went further into the apartment and i got my iphone out and started taking some video. >> rick, we're looking at that video. you see one of the tallest skyscrapers in dallas lit up there in

next speaker >> tom gill burt ate when we address the sidewalk, please the smallest percentage of rain run off slant to the sidewalk us wheelchair people would appreciate because the slant that you need to have the drops of water run off the side walk into the gutter means when you push a wheelchair you push with one arm against that slant the entire time so if it is a long block it is a long block. the smallest we can make that angle, that percentage oaf run off, one of my arms would really appreciate it and sure there are others that would appreciate it. >> thank you any other members of the public who would like to speak ton thisimem? seeing none public common is closed and if there are members of the public who would like mr. quan to address there issue he'll step outside the hall and come back with a verdict. if you can step outside and meet with individuals. colleagues at this team time we'll return to the the agenda and get back to that item at a later time. madam clerk can you please call item number 25 >> item 25 is a motion tew point [inaudible] maria waters [inaudible] alson

all burt in steen said we can't solve problems by ewing the same thinking we did when we created them. many mentioned this problem has been here for years but we are poised if you dopet people step up with vote for the legislation to kick this can down the road again. i don't want to see that happen. supervisor breed and supervisor cohen african members of san francisco you have seen first hand what happened toory communitys so i implor dwru stand with the people and send a message to san francisco that's you hear squus it matter tooz keep people of color and diversity in the city. >> thank you. next speaker please >> my name is ken tray and have been teaching in san francisco since 1985 and lived in the mission since 1980. i'm here for personal reasons because i have seen what happened to the students and community and community i lived in during this housing crisis. today i'm here to represent more than my personal feel squgz what i see around me in the mission. i am here to speak on behalf of the 7 thousand educator that serve the children and families of san francisco day in and o

. >> pelley: and american astronaut terry burts shows us the wonders of the world. >> this is the "cbsning news" with scott captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: a shrine is growing tonight in berkeley, california, at the scene of a terrible tragedy. six young people were killed, seven seriously injured when an apartment balcony collapsed. the dead were college students from ireland and john blackstone has the latest. >>

. >> if there's anyone that knows the struggles that come with entreprene i burt jacob. >> we didn't have any experience and we didn't have any money. we wanted to start a business together. the first step in starting a business is the most important. courage is a super power. >> he started his business with his brother with less than $100. today company has grown to more than $100 million. jacob spoke to hundreds of entrepre at cnbc's tour in los angeles. the city is taking a page out of silicon valley's play book. as the economy regains its footing an small business optimism climbs steadily higher they are leveraging technology in new and unique ways. disney narrative for big companies like png and marriott. >> brands usually marketing to an older generation are looking at snap chat and others at a way to reach a next generation consumer before they make those decisions. >> entrepreneurs at the conferen say there's nothing stopping individ from launching their own venl urs. >> there is almost no barrier to get started. kick start is a great example. but youtube. there are millionai

. >> pelley: and american astronaut terry burts shows us the wonders of the world. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with scott captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: a shrine is growing tonight in berkeley, california, at the scene of a terrible tragedy. six young people were killed, seven seriously injured when an apartment balcony collapsed. the dead were college students from ireland and john blackstone has the latest. >> medic two for medical emergency. >> reporter: at 12:41 a.m. ambulances rushed to the building where a fourth-floor balcony broke away. >> at least ten people fell from the second or third floor. >> reporter: it happened during a late-night 21st birthday party with a group of irish students, most of them visiting on summer work visas. owen buckley is a student from ireland who heard the commotion from his third-floor apartment. >> it was just a loud crash. people downstairs were saying the balcony collapsed. >> reporter: at least 13 people were on the balcony which appeared to peel away from the building, landing upside down on the balcony of the floor below, spill

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they now start a flashing pattern, with a burt of twinkling lights and then they abruptly stop the females will flash back in response with a double flash. >> for the lacham family an awesome mo. >> sometimes they're far away -- >> the adult fire flies only live two weeks and die after mating, only after treating us to one of nature's most dramatic and beautiful courtships. mark potter nbc news gatlin burg tennessee. >> i don't know if we need to include they die at the end, but we have monarch butterflies, once a year they come down into the monterey area and it's fabulous. >>> so we're looking at a forecast that looks really hot, kari, maybe dangerously hot. >> yes, you'll want to take it easy drink lots of water and try to stay inside in the ac if you can. look at what we are expecting. 94 degrees, and it's getting there quickly. even san francisco will be warm reaching 78 degrees in the east bay, 82 degrees, taking you to the tri-valley where there could be some triple-digit temperatures today. we're looking at sunol hills, all dry, a lot of sunshine very hot day. already in the low 90

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wagner said he is inspired by burt reynolds even clint eastwood.hen it comes to elections, this isn't his first rodeo. he ran for office a few time in the past. wagner invites voters to visit his facebook page to learn about the man with the big gun. >> and with that one, we will close for this hour. thank you for watching. i'm natalie allen. for everyone else, cnn newsroom continues in hong kong. thanks for watching. . . . >>> developing over night, a hack attack. targeting millions of workers and the u.s. pointing the finger at the chinese government. the latest straight ahead. >>> encouraged by isis. the man police say planned to behead an activist communicated online with the terror group. new details emerge about why police decided they could no

burt is she person who can get it done or another politics that makes a lot of promises, she dividesher than unites. that who be my worry. it's got to be done. i don't know yet. >> do you see any larger strategy here for hillary clinton in picking this issue? he makes a correct point we have policy question heres it easier to vote but also political to what she's trying to d. what is your sense of the larger political strategies coming out of this? >> she is trying to -- obviously titute. but energize particular groups that are absolutely vital. if you look at obama's margins in ohio in 201 in virginia those are margins that come from voting enthusiasm. if she can show african american voters that she will help their direct citizens. that can go long way towards repeating that performance. if she can get that kind of turn out among african americans in those states then that's something the election. that is a win. >> that's my problem. she appeals to one small segment. this too be an issue for all playing under rules that are two centuries old a good leader would make it matter. >>

the countries longest running television programs, and i know i actually grew up with big bird and burt> oh, yes grover, elmo. >> and great to know it is educational, but good to know it has lasting impact on children. >> part of every child's childhood, i think. >> so many. 6:26. coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news" update on developing story, a threat at local school this morning. >> justin? >> and still no sign of escaped inmate in up-state new york, justin finch with the new lead authorities are following this morning. storms in the forecast for today. katie times it all out for you. justin checking on the roads. our other justin. when we do traffic and weather togetherment back in just two minute. good morning. >> heavy rain, not drying out just yet. could see found round of showers, thunderstorms, see them right now on storm scan3 . >> obviously not everyone getting hit by. >> this little bit of different animal today but very same system, that broke yesterday's rain. >> not as severe though? >> exactly, still brink wag we'll find out there today. could see coup

when i heard the lieutenant governor say those words i just burt into tears. >> reporter: we're going to be hearing from the lieutenant governor a bit later o i took a walk with him back in 2004 at the democratic national convention in boston where he was told by the kerry campaign don't show up in the same room with the democratic nominee, it wouldn't be good politics. he'll be talking about that and his reaction to that and the long road from 2004 until here we are today. reporting from in front of city hall mark matthews nbc bay area news. >> change is not always as fast 'we would like. >>> gay marriages are already taking place in states that have previously banned them. this is the scene in michigan a similar scene playing out in 13 other states and in the south and the midwest, that had banned same-sex marriages. >> a u.s. senator barbara boxer issued this same to the ruling -- today my heart is full of joy, because the supreme court recognized all americans should be able to marry the person they love. >> silicon valley certainly reacting as well. this is from tim cook -- today

. >> burt ruetan's spaceship one won the prize.d, i want a piece of that. >> richard branson came in and bought the rights and commercialized it. >> a company that plans to run a tour bus in space. already, tom hainkz, ashton kutcher, katy perry and brangelina bought tickets. the fare is $200,000 now but branson says someday it will be as cheap as normal airfare. >> this is richard branson, and he's here. >> i'm told private companies won't want to do this. there's no money to be made in going to the moon so this has to be done by government. >> you know, all innovation really comes out of the private it com it comes out of entrepreneurs. >> how are they going to make >> by >> by charging for the ride. >> politicians say -- >> government support is critical in helping businesses get new understand ideas off the >> we' >> we're programmed to believe that if it's for real high-tech, feweristic innovation, it's got to come from the government. and it's just the opposite. >> the feds have already thrown billions at failures like solynd

played homage to burt williams.perform in demeaning black face for audiences. >> do you remember while you were on that stage performing did it seem like things were going well? >> it seemed like it. but whatever point he intended was over shadowed by the image of ben vereen in black face. >> exactly. that's all the country saw. the world saw. headlines in chicago was vereen disgraced the race. >> was this the beginning of a difficult period? >> yes. yes, it it was: it was fantastic. it was taking off. then, bam. knocked me down. >> things only got worse. six years later vereen's daughter naja, just 16 years old was killed in a car accident of vereen spiraled into substance abuse. >> because of the stars because of the pain. because of all the stuff. >> ben vereen remains in critical condition. >> then in 1992, vereen was stumbling along a dark road near his malibu home says he suffered a stroke behind the wheel of his own car when he was struck by suffer. >> when had your accident were you pronounced dead. >> that'

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still with me is rick burt, who filmed this from atop his apartment building right across the street there from dallas headquarters. harry, let me begin with you. just how do you think the police handled the situation? it's miraculous that no one was even shot at all and they pursued him on this chase while also having to keep a very close eye afterwards on that rigged van. >> right. i think the dallas police department acted admirably. when they first started taking fire from this van, the police officers are trained to take cover immediately so that saved the lives of the officers when they tried to -- in that one car as you can see many bullets, as you are seeing that here right now. and you heard all the gunfire going on. not only was he probably shooting but the police officers were also firing back. then once the chase ensued you know and the vehicle was -- had stopped, this is a call for why we need the military equipment that we are getting from the government that 50 caliber gun was actually able to eliminate the threat by killing the shooter and making sure that that van co

it was very hard and burt jenner said you know it's really hard to idolize someone who won the olympicsdone that because i missed him. he wasn't there. he wasn't there for any of them. but one of the beautiful parts of this as caitlin, they are really trying hard to reconnect. bruce said at one point, what are my options, i can move to alaska and live in the hills on an iceberg somewhere but the paparazzi will find me. i can do that or figure out i need to go public. i think the docu series will be a combination of the serious and she's going to have fun and try to hit a golf ball 300 yards, it's much harder with breasts, let's face it. >> that is not the last we'll be talking about caitlin jenner much more "cycle" is ahead. my school reunion's coming fast. could be bad. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to wear. will they be looking at my hair? won't be the same without you bro. when it's go, go to the new choicehotels.com. the site with the right room, rewards and savings up to 20% when you book direct. choicehotels.com audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible s

that is dave link burt. missed. just continue rose needs to make that. he does not.inkburt makes his short par putt he wins it on the third playoff hole. >>> and the phillies, they start their series in cincinnati, tonight, and eagles back on the practice field. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> thanks are howard. >>> well, we're really excited about a big soccer tournament. >> it is called the world cuppy watched yesterday's game. >> i watched in my nail salon. >> nail salon people were watching it. >> people were watching it in bars all over the area why don't you take a picture to yourself watching the world cup on fox send to it good day philadelphia, use the hash tag fox 29 good day. we want to put your face on tv. we have a big game on our air at 4:00 this afternoon any fear use verse sweden. >> and then of course we're playing australia show us your pride and red white and blue. >> go karlie lloyd. >>> breaking news right now a woman is shot in the face she's fighting for perfect life but what police are saying about the suspect. >>> lets get ou

next two people that we see is burt acosta and lance chamberlain. acosta was the man that you would see in the movies. it was the these men of the air -- he was the ladies man of the air. clarence chamberlain was the opposite. he was short, he was shot, the war golfer's parents -- pants called plus fours. he wore a bow tie, he was as un-piloty as a pilot could be. and the fellow that owned the airplane that they would be flying in did not believe that chamberlain could fit the image of a pilot, of a world-class pilot, if he was the first to cross the atlantic. because the owner rightly believe that the first person across the atlantic would be in world celebrity, bigger than chaplin, douglas fairbanks, the biggest person in the world. he was right at the time. but at this time they were not really any professional pilots. this is what is different about them. there were barnstormers, but they were show men. there were military pilots but the idea of somebody who made a living as a test pilot and train people was unusual and these two did that so the

big bird burt and ernie, cookie monster and kermit enchanting millions of kids ever since with a little> from the very first season we've used celebrities. we've done pair december. and that's hoping that the parents will watch along with their preschooler. >> a hurricane could be heading towards sesame street. >> reporter: but it's always been much more than just fun and games. sesame street teaches kids and their families how to face up to all of the facts of life. everything from 9/11 to ferguson. >> you would think that 46 years after sesame street we would not have ferguson or all the things we have now. but it's not true and we still have to make it clear that we are all human and we all share she is amazing things that we should be celebrating. >> a little faster. baby's coming. >> reporter: through it all sesame street's families look a lot like america's families. >> i want to see two dad families two mom families. i do. i want to see all that stuff. people have a lot of problems in this country and can't deal with change. what better agent for change than sesame street. >> thi

burt welcome it was nice out in seattle get on the should make the right choice coming back here to work spend time in the wrong washington is that what you're telling? >> i listen to does come and we're all talking about if the president does this and whatever, but let's talk a specific because i think we haven't heard a specific come out at the republican since the bill was passed the they never put anything on the table. now have a bill, 1016 put in by senator johnson from wisconsin. his solution if the bill fails and as i read it quickly it reveals individual mandate. it reveals the employer mandate and it says that the states can continue the funding down and the standard of benefits that people get are not a national standard whatever the state of mississippi or alabama or georgia or texas or one of the states that has not had an exchange, whatever they set as a benefit. we know it will be lower because it already is. they won't cover people and medicaid. so they clearly don't care about the level of health care. but explain to me how you would -- >> would the gentleman yield? >> n

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thank you burt. >> i just want to make one point that was raised about the mobility comparison between puerto rico and greece. while it is true that theoretically greeks can move very freely without the european union and practice labor mobility is not so great in europe either for the ballistic reasons for qualification reasons are housing reasons you don't have the kind of movement u.k. from puerto rico to the united states. that really changes one aspect of the puerto rican situation and that i don't think this is just an issue between the puerto rican government and the creditors. i think the united states has also got to play as to whether or not we want to have more people come into the mainland whether we want to have more wealth payment that we've got to make the puerto rico. >> thank you. when i take a look at this and the remarks, it occurs to me we have two fundamental problems that have to be solved. one is the debt restructuring that has to be done in both economies and the other almost tougher job is to economic restructuring of the economy's going forward. they put this

. >> shaquille o'neal and burt jacobs of life is good a pristd company. i want to ask you about the relative virtues of going public versus staying private. how do you weigh that in the businesses? >> every private entrepreneur struggles with that dilemma, going public. staying public has its benefits and going public has benefits as well. not the vehicle that the company provides. businesses will exist long after you and i are gone so what's the plan going to be? public vehicle provides the structure and the discipline and the board structure. it's just allotted clearer for the business. >> so why haven't you chosen to do it? >> it's a great question. i don't think about succession planning as much as i should but i will get you later for asking me the question. people ask me that question all the time. >> a lot of people think of it as the ultimate exit strategy. >> it is but i'm not a seller i'm a holder and the only reason i would ever want somebody to buy into a public vehicle that i had is to give them an opportunity to invest side by side with me.

state, and on the billboards they posted some government messages, wear a seatbelt when you're driving burt at the bottom people could put a message of their choice. would that be government speech? >> justice alito, the portion the government has sole control over that would be government speech. of the government doesn't have final control or approval authority over another portion -- >> that was the bottom. the government has the same kind of approval authority it has here. it will allow people to say, inoffensive things but if they say something that is offensive, they won't allow that. that would be government speech. >> it would be government speech under the best reading of -- that you have final approval authority and the government isn't abrimming other traditional free speech rights. >> i'm sorry, i don't understand. almost anything the government does it has final authority to veto. whether it's a school or a government web site. it always retains the authority to say no. the issue is, when can it say no? the constitutionally. so i don't think it's merely that. and in summer, the