that's byrnes, and byrnes and truman, after many, many numerous conversations, byrnes was the most important person on the uss augusta on the way from the united states to potsdam. those conversations are not recorded. right? so we have to of course speculate. you can accuse me of the speculations being not plausible, but you cannot really tell me or tell anybody to produce the evidence, the smoking gun, because there is no such thing. it's very unlikely. so therefore, i agree with you. the debate will continue. i did not intend my book to be the last word on that. i mean, to answer that, my only hope, i went out on a ledge to speculate so that i could provoke some debate, right? for instance, debate of soviet attack is the face of speculation, or example, the emperor's decision to accept surrender. that is speculation because there's no record. pure conjecture by process of elimination. i'm just hoping that this kind of conjecture and speculation will open up a debate and search for more evidence, and if the evidence contradicts my speculation, fine. i accept. i change my view. that is all

joining me right now is nicholas byrnes former u.s.d to greece and a former lead negotiator on iran's nuclear program. ambassador wonderful to have you on the program today. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me maria. >> do you agree the only option is a deal with iran? >> it's not the only option. congress could vote to disapprove. the president would veto that. congress could override. i don't think they have the votes right now. i think it's the best option for the united states to go forward. what we heard this past week on capitol hill is this is a difficult vote for a lot of members. the republicans are lining up against it. the democrats are quite muted. there are benefits here, maria, and risks to go forward. i happen to think the benefits outweigh the risks. if congress votes to override the president, if they defeat the president on this i think one thing is for sure the negotiations will break down and fail iran will leave, iran won't have any restrictions on its nuclear program. i think this big worldwi

again. >> reporter: are you going to go after eric byrnes?f this thing is ticking you off, does this get your ire. >> it's got to be him. he was one of my favorite players of all time but yeah, if it goes bad, it's coming down on him. >> if we have a chance to get it right. if we have a chance to nail it each and every time and it's easy, why would we not do it? why would you not give that umpire help? >> just on the outside corner. >> ladies and gentlemen, eric byrnes has just donated $100 to the pat tillman foundation. >> reporter: in san rafael, kelly johnson for nbc bay area. >> kelly, thank you. interesting stuff. >>> finally, former 49ers right tackle anthony davis, who retired citing the need for his brain and body to heal, is sticking by his plan to return to the red and gold come 2016. davis responded to a fan's question on twitter about coming back next season with yes, that's the plan. davis started 64 consecutive games for the 49ers from 2012 -- pardon me, 2010 through 2013. the big question is how much would he lose strengthwise

that's byrne's complaint. >> it looks like a racket. lays it out am he has the copyrights, has a label, and still couldn't get the straight story from the distributor. the rules that are in place now were in place back when radio and the things that are streaming are based on answ ancillary. we're heading in that direction, so somebody's got to protect the artist. >> in reading this piece, i thought to myself, welcome. welcome to my world as well. anybody who sells content, digital media, you really have no idea how you're getting paid and what you're getting paid. with every major platform, when they calculate the cpms, if you get asked why am i getting this? you get told that, you know, that's not for you to know. i'm probably one of the biggest free market people around. if there's any regulation to be done, it is to provide a level of transparency that are putting these and have no idea why we're getting what we're getting. >> david byrne's target seems to be not so much apple music as to the big labels saying they're the ones who a

andrew byrne is the financial times correspondent and he joins us live from budapest. you are at the kolodny railroad station where hundreds of migrants are camping. tell us what the situation looks like. andrew: the number of migrants entering hungary in the last few days has risen sharply. these are mainly syrian, and afghan and iraqi migrants who traveled to europe into hungary which is a gateway for many of these migrants into the european union. migrants.reds of many of them are trying to make their way onwards to cities like vienna. you are seeing families, often young children. it has become one of the most striking symbols in budapest of how authorities are struggling to deal with this influx of migrants and refugees. >> the response looks harsh. tell us about the security measures that could be imposed. andrew: hungary has perhaps been most vocal in its warnings about this influx over the last few months. in june, the government announced 175 kilometer long razor wire fence. they hope to complete the first phase of that by the end of this month. that does not

secretary of war stanton and secretary of state byrnes hurried to the white house with secretary of the navy forestalled. meeting with president truman, they studied japan's surrender messages. the world remembered friend delano roosevelt, commander-in-chief, american war casualty. years of brave response ability took their toll. a grateful world honors him today. douglas macarthur, leader of pacific armies now named supreme allied commander in japan. leader of fighting china. chester nimitz, leader of the mighty pacific fleet. truman, four months after taking office, leases country finally to victory and peace. mr. truman meet with his cabinet. is on hand as he breaks the news of japanese surrender. truman: i have received this afternoon a message from the japanese government and replied to the message forwarded to that government by the secretary of state on august 11. acceptance offull the pots dam declaration which specify the unconditional surrender of japan. -- reply thereed is no qualification. arrangements are being made for the formal signing of the surrender of terms at the ea

. >> the victim keltie byrne was a championship swimmer and a part-time worker at sealand. >> as seenthis home video, rescuers used a huge net -- >> workers' efforts were hindered by the agitated whales. >> i would like to use this summer but my more immediate goal is to swim fast at nationals. >> it was sort of a cloudy gray day, and we were looking for something to do, so we thought why not go to sealand? it was kind of like this dingy pool with these whales. >> it just felt a little bit like an amusement park that was kind of on its last legs and everything was a bit gray. >> yeah, it was like a swimming pool. >> yeah. >> three whales in a swimming pool. >> yeah. and they would come up and touch the ball, and there was -- i think there was some tail splashing and there was some -- >> jumping. >> -- with the fish. >> they hold the fish and the whales jump up. and i remember saying, oh what a fun job, you know. she's so lucky. and then i saw her walking with her rubber boots and she tripped and her foot just dipped into the edge of the pool, and she lost her balance and fell in, and

. >> reporter: byrne, baby, burn was the rallying cried.eared into the memories of an unrelenting wave of unrest. born and raised in watts, she had not been back in years, before joining us for a ride back to the old neighbourhood. >> i grew up playing on the watts towers. i had cousins that lived across the street. we would go over and climb them. >> regina was a young mother of five when the chaos consumed her neighbourhood. the home where she raised her children was blocks from ground zero. in addition to being a resident, a member of the community, she was a dispatcher for the l.a.p.d. >> you are 22, a young adult. department. >> i saw racism, and i remember a white officer letting a door slam. i remember sitting to the little old white lady with white hair. she said "have you seen by dog?", and i said "you're dog", she brought out a picture. i said "he's adorable", she said what do you think his name is? she said nigger, he's black. rampant. >> this was in an era where the majority of the los angeles police department was not possible

you see the byrned out remains of a row home that went up in flames on kensington avenue this mornington is on scene, talking to the fire captain about what may have started the fire and where the investigation goes now. stay with us. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> this breaking news this morning, fire guts a philadelphia row home. we're live on the scene in kensington, asking if everyone made it out safely. >> officers walked in, there were roaches in plain sight. >> so the health department shut them down. this morning, what the popular restaurant on the main line says caused the insect invasion and what they're doing to fix it. nbc 10's first alert weather radar shows showers and storms headed our way but will they cool us off? right now it's steamy, 74 degrees and high humidity at 5:30. good morning, welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. i bet the showers won't cool us off much. let's find out, meteorologist bill henley is standing by with your first alert forecast. >> not everyone will see rain today. >> it will be scattered. you won't see it thi

. >> fort green is home to the most eclectic bike rack you'll ever seen, designed by david byrne. >> for some reason, it's been a hotbed for novelists like stein steinbeck and capote. native sun was written here at 175 carlton avenue. ernie: so rich in culture. and so rich in good food. >> it is. ernie: you brought back a nice treat. >> reporter: you tell me i have all the fun and you're in the studio. i wanted to even things out. this is malva. it's like a bread pudding, tra traditional south african. ernie: it's delicious. >> did you taste the sauce? ernie: what's in the sauce? looks like vanilla ice cream. what is it? >> reporter: ancient secret. ernie: let me tell you something, this is no secret. i know about it. i'm going back. fort green is an amazing place. the food, the culture, the music. what a wonderful place to visit. >> a little of everything. i used to go to visit a girlfriend there. we had to come to manhattan for fun. don't have to do that anymore. you've got it all. ernie: so much of this is so close by. >> it's right there. the brooklyn bridge, the manhattan bridge

david: as doug was saying the democrats have their anti-establishment force in person of byrne any sanderss he become a real threat. >> there are two parts to this establishment conundrum. there are two family names running against each other. that doesn't sit well with most americans. david: right. >> the reason, races become so expensive the parties have to invest with candidates with name i.d. bernie sanders doesn't have the money. donald trump has money and that is getting him forward. >> i don't know that he spent a dime so far. donald trump is relying on us to cover him. while other candidates are going through their money. >> right. david: dan, i remember how much of the anti-establishment fervor affects policy and platform of the gop when they get a nominee. do you think it will? >> i think what they will have to show, they can accomplish something, propose something that resonates with people but in talking about the establishment, david, the thing i think we have to focus on this week is that hillary clinton is losing altitude. i mean she is the presumptive nominee. she should be

represent a bradley byrne shared his picture with a meeting of the israeli fence forces. with our freshmen profile series. republican tom mcarthur of new jersey's third district is a long time insurance executive. he talked about bridging the gap in congress, his family's chervil foundation, and his impressions of washington, d.c. him about 30h minutes. -- his family's charitable foundation, and his impressions of washington, d.c. bill: can you tell us about your first impressions of washington, d c? greatawrence: that's a question. i remember i came here not long after i got married with my wife. i would say 33 years ago -- paul: just as a visitor. -- bill: just as a visitor. representative macarthur: yes. in thehat surprised you time you have been a member of the 114th? representative macarthur: it has been an incredible privilege to be part of it, to try to frame the issues and move our country forward. i represent people back home in new jersey and do the right thing by them. i hope that never gets old for me. bill: what is back home like? what is the makeup of the th

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you're high resistance or high cadence, you follow along with one of our coaches and you can easily byrnetes? okay maybe it's not that easy. you've got to work pretty hard. we ended up raising money from 100 angel investors. they say, wow that's ambitious, you don't even know if there's a market for this product? >> and you said? >> people want more interactive more engaging, more fun home workouts. >> has anyone tried to buy your company? >> we have had a couple offers -- >> i mean, yeah. soul cycle is valued at, what about $1 billion. stuart: she went out to study the peloton, and she's back with us now. >> i couldn't get one for free. they were $2,000. stuart: that's intriguing. $2,000 -- >> yeah for a bike. stuart: and 10,000 people have bought one, and they're prepared to pay $39 a month -- >> absolutely. >> so they can sit at home and join a class online. >> this is a welcomesly market. it's also -- luxury market. people just love the quick intense 45-minute workout. they'll spend the money. the $2,000 bike is actually what the company is more or less spending to make the bike. they

we think the core search with byrne fit from better global monetization, but some of these projects will muenster, thank you. >> thank you. >>> they're escalating the rate of consolidation, you combine that with changing payment systems for health care providers, and you could be looking at a financial boon. trevor fedder joins us, and trevor, thanks so much for coming in. >> it's great to be here. thanks for having me on set. >> i was trying to think through how we wanted to go through this discussion, and it seemed like the consultation in your entire industry at large will be changing things pretty drastically. what do you think about the health care insurance proposals that are going through right now with both aetna going after humana and anthem -- what do you think? >> first of all these are some of our best customers. we have big relationships, but typically in the markets we serve, the largest insurer will be a blue cross plan. most of those are not-for-profit. so for investors, really the only possibility to invest is through the big companies. the consolidation obviously brings

in washington secretary of state byrnes went to the white house with secretary of state forster. capitol wastates meeting with president truman. a suddenly japan surrenders. in full coordination with the governments of britain, china, russia. the world remembered fdr. years of grave responsibility took their toll. a grateful world. douglas macarthur leader of the pacific armies now was the life commander in japan. leader of the nimitz fleet. harry s truman. becomes president. he leads his country to victory and peace. he has an emergency session. the president breaks the news of japan's surrender. i have received a message from the japanese government. they were applied it to a message from our government on august 11. they reply with a full --eptance of the pots dam unconditional surrender of japan. arrangements are now being made with a formal signing of the surrender terms as a glorious moment. macarthur hass been appointed the supreme allied commander. he received the japanese surrender. chinabritain, russia, will be represented by high-ranking officers. in the meantime, the