cameron: okay! president trump: right? good, right? ms. cameron: yeah. president trump: that's -- ms. cameron: i see you on tv. [laughter] president trump: you saw me on tv? ms. cameron: yes, i did. president trump: did you like it? ms. cameron: yeah. president trump: did you like -- see? that's good. ms. cameron: i did. president trump: boy, that was good. and i didn't -- i didn't pay for that. [laughter] i didn't pay -- i didn't pay for that, jon. but listen, just on behalf of karen pence; mike pence, our vice president; melania, first lady; and everybody here -- and, mary, i want to thank you for doing a fantastic job. karen, i want to thank you for doing an incredible job. you work so hard. mrs. pence: well, thank you, mr. president, for restoring funding for special olympics. we are very, very grateful. president trump: thank you, everybody. thank you very much. >> mr. president, if i may -- mr. millett: mr. president, we have a -- >> mr. president, mr. president, if i may -- president trump: jon, excuse me.go ahead. mr. millett: mr. president, we h

[applause] tough break for cameron, walking out of here emptyhanded. to give away, so we need a new contestant. our next contestant is a bartender from green lane, pennsylvania. please welcome jimmy macrina. [cheers and applause] jimmy, how are you doing? >> great, how are you? >> good. welcome.[cers and se ght, jimmy, we got o out here.i'm ready.ns betweenu and that $1 million. you got your three lifelines. let's get to work. >> all right. >> let p

laura: cameron hudson, thank you for being with us. cameron: thank you very much. laura: president trump and joe biden were trading insults b today, bore they face each other, the former vice president hehas to convince democrats the right pick for the nomination. after a debate performancean marked bttack from rival kamalaarris, mr. biden gave a rare interview and talked about the incoming fire. mr. biden: i was prepared for them to come after me, but i'm -- i was not for the person coming at me the way -- she knew beau, she knows me. anyway. but here's the deal, what i do know, good news and the bad news, the american people think they know me, and they know me. laura: joe bidenent on to criticize president trump's foreign policy agenda, there would be no nato is mr. trump is reelected. the president shot right back. pres. trump: president obama and vice preside didn't have a clue. they got taken advantage of bya, chy nato, by every country they did business with. laura: for more on presidential politics, i spoke with brittany epherd national political correspond

cameron. would -- would you agree that under certain conditions the public interest might be better served by finding ways to fund the backlog and to make sure that we maintain adequately our national parks? would you agree with that as a general statement? >> i certainly would, senator lee. i think we need to look at any and all options and seriously consider them. >> would you agree with me that there are some lands that have been identified as suitable for disposal by the federal government? >> yeah, yes, senator. general services administration runs an annual process to try and identify those. >> do you have any sense as to what kind of revenue could be generated if that land were disposed of? >> not off the top of my head. i think the estimates are probably in the single billions of dollars. but i don't know the latest estimate from gsa. >> okay. that is a large sum of money certainly. do you know how often the blm evaluates its lands for their suitability for disposal? >> blm has a regul

hollywood is mourning the sudden and tragic death of 20-year-old disney star cameron boyce. >> what's i'm cameron boyce. >> these guys are going crazy for you. >> an autopsy was started today to determine the actor's official cause of death. >> engine rescue 60. >> we're told the 20-year-old died at home in his sleep on saturday after a seizure. he reported suffered from epilepsy. >> cameron played adam sandler's son in "grown ups" one and two. sandler paid tribute calling him, "too young. just the nicest, most talented >> and salma hayek who played cameron's mom in the franchise remembered him as "spirited, talented kind. >>> moving from heartbreak to hope and a surprise announcement. stevie wonder stunned his london audience saturday night. >> i'm going to have a kidney transplant in september of this ar >> the 67-year-old said he wanted to shut down rumors and speculations about his health. >> i have a donor, it's all good. ♪ ♪ stevie loves "e.t." >> "e.t." goes way back with stevie. during his first interview in 1982, he gave us a private concert. ♪ you are the sunshine of my life

thank you for being with us, cameron hudson. do you think this power-sharing agreement between sudan's military and civilian leaders ou going to wor cameron: it is very hard to say right now. we don't have all the details e t. i think the things in there that i would've liked to ae that would have made i more durable agreement, and edrtainly would have indic more of a willingness on the part of the military to give up certain things. for example, if they announced they were immediately turning on the internet, which has been off for the better part of a month, if they annound new press freedoms, if they had identified some of the civilians who would be in this transitional government right now, that would give people more confidencera about the lity of this agreement. while those questions rein unanswered, it is hard to make predictions about the strength of this deal. laura: the military get to hold power first in the rotating agreement. does the test come whether they are prared to share power with civilians? cameron: absolute

alex cameron, what do you have to say about the tone of the discussion on question time? the discussion on question time?” think when people want to ask a question they should have their hands up but they are not doing that anymore, just seems to be someone has a point to make that they want to shout out and be heard. and i think that we need to get back on top of things on that score. you think it has degenerated a bit. james, you are not concerned about towing but are concerned about other things. i agree with a point alex made. it is inevitable there will be shouting because the country is so divided and people feel so strongly and as long as people did not come to blows, it's a reasonable safety valve. tell us about other issues, you are concerned about who comes onto the panel. the political parties nominate many of the guests and for example the conservative mp nikki thought he was on a couple of weeks ago, i could have predicted exactly what she was going to say and the same goes for many party political spokespersons. i think you should have a smaller panel but ac

dove cameron, getting emotional while remembering cameron on asstagram. >> cameron w one of my favoriteas lucky enough to know boyce. writing, not only did he have incredible talent, but also an incredible heart. >> you'll see h inspiring and im cctful we really be when we stand together. >> boyce's parents also telling "people" the pain we haveen red and are continuing to endure is indescribable. but we're making every effort to move forward and insure that cameron's legacy and all that he stood for is honored. he is our shooting star. cameron was set to appear in several upcoming projects including a third installment of the descendants coming out next month. >> so beloved. >> yeah, cameron was on the descendants, i have three smallb kids fans of the disneynd channel, a this young man, of course, we're stuck in the room watching the stuff and consume ituite abit. he was incredible talented, and that descendants made for tv franchise did incredibly well. i had to explain to my 10-year-old son, i read this news and me and my wife were so taken aback by it and so sad for the family. i ha

as the rock of their family >> this morning cameron boyce's parents speaking out about losing theirthat will forever shine as his spirit lives on in all who knew and loved him. his parents adding, there are no words to describe how moved we are by the tremendous outpouring of love and support. boyce who is just 20 years old was found unresponsive in his california home on saturday. his family saying he died in his sleep and telling people his tragic passing is due to a seizure as a result of an ongoing medical condition. and that condition was epilepsy. adding, we're still trying to navigate our way through the heartwrenching time. >> boyce's father posting this photo of cameron on instagram last night with the caption, my son, just hours before he was snatched from our lives. >> epilepsy, a disorder of the nerve cell activity in the brain, currently affects nearly 3.5 million americans according to the cdc >> so this thing will make me say what i really feel to jane >> the young disney channel star was best known for his role as carlos in "the descendaentsdesc" franchise and in "je

para conocer lo que pudo haber ocurrido con cameron nos comunicamos con juan rivera.ipal de esta condiciÓn que es la epilepsia. una convulsiones como un cortocircuito en el cerebro y es como una falla elÉctrica en el cerebro y puede durar segundos o hasta dos minutos y lo peligroso es que la persona puede tener un desvanecimiento breve, puede tener espuma en la boca y movimientos fuertes en todo el cuerpo, pero puede aspirar esa espuma de la boca y puede asfixiarse. arantxa: cÓmo podemos ayudar a alguien que tenga una convulsiÓn. sabemos que uno de los sÍntomas es que se les traba el maxilar inferior y se habla de que se pueden tragar su propia lengua y que hay que meterles algo en la boca pero que no sea una mano. que se puede hacer? juan: primero hay que recalcar que diferentes tipos de convulsiones. hay convulsiones en donde las personas simplemente se quedan como sin reconocer sus alrededores y esa es toda la convulsiÓn. hay otras en donde son mÁs serias y hay espuma por la boca y las contracciones en el cuerpo. etc. lo primero que hay que hacer es llamar 911, tra

my thanks to chance the rapper jennifer lopez cameron crowe!eadline: white house" anchor nicolle wallace, music from weyes blood featuring the 8g band with raghav mehrotra. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news president trump today tried to down play his offensivta on minority congresswomen tweeting, quote, "i don't have a racist bone in my body." well, based from this photo, i

this was their way of cheering them up. >> cameron said it's not me, y'all.s. ♪ >>> she darn sure has her work cut out for here when a patient came in complaining that it felt like something was moving inside her. >> what? >> we are looking inside her windpipe. >> a frog in her throat? >> good guess. she was a little hoarse though. >> there's a pony in there? >> no. see if you can guess. >> that little black thing. >> what is that? >> what's it going to be? >> i don't want to know. >> i'm going with a spider. >> spider is a good one. i can tell you it is alive, it is moving and it was growing. >> so perplexed. >> the process to remove this thing required freezing it. >> is it like a leech. >> that's exactly what that was. it was a leech. >> in your windpipe. >> in her windpipe. >> what the heck. how? what did she do? did s >> according to reports, she lives at a farm and she makes it a habit to drink water without boiling it first. doctors think that maybe she drank larva. >> so she got some eggs or larva. >> and they took ehooked onto h. >> it's holding on.

and also cameron bancroft opened durham.ys already playing in the country, used to the conditions. which you believe it's been 18 years since australia last won the ashes on english soil. they are banking on that experience of england in the squad will be this time around. thank you very much. england's hopes of regaining the ashes disappeared without draw at taunton last week. they were always on the back foot after losing the odis, on the back foot after losing the 0dis, australia just needing eight points to retain the trophy having w011 points to retain the trophy having won it in 2015 retained it in 2017. if england when these 0dis, they could draw the series, which would salvage some pride. it will be a difficult task, maybe harder to date with the news that sarah taylor, the superstar wicketkeeper, will not be available for any of the three t20s, but england are playing at a ground they like. they have played 14 times a chance at a never lost, they would like that run to continue this evening. in a shock move, the tou

saw off the 18th seed georgian nikoloz basilashvili, but there were defeats for british number two cameron norrie and wild card jay clarke. james burford rounds up the action. it doesn't get much bigger than this for

saying goodbye to cameron as he went away for college.s like she knew. >> something was broken and could never be fixed, but this new huge news that the dna matched a one-time bus driver who moved to davis, california. they called karen as soon as the results come in. >> you get excite and think wow -- >> this is the guy. >> they retested it. >> reporter: back at square one. >> back at square one. then dealing with karen again. >> reporter: karen ramped up her campaign to keep bonnie's case in the public eye. >> bonnie's mother karen campbell continues her own crusade to find her daughter's killer. she remains unsatisfied with the investigation. >> reporter: the attention brought in tips. troopers tested more than 100 dna samples. and nothing came of it but frustration. the case grew cold, as cold as some of the winter nights up here. and four years became six, eight, ten. the case faded from the public spotlight. and so around thanksgiving, 2006, 12 years after the murder when trooper hunyor answered the phone one day -- >> couldn't beli

jacob dobson wrote secretary of war simon cameron, just one week after fort sumter, stating i know of some 300 reliable colored free citizens of this city, he was talking about dc, who desire to enter the service. to underscore his ability to weigh in on the matter he told cameron, i have been three times across the rocky mountains in the service of the country with fremont and others. should cameron be interested in this offer, i can be found about the senate chamber as i have been employed about the premises for some years. in his letter, he made one of the earliest cases for black enlistment. he cited his own military experience and qualifications as he recounted his experience under john fremont. to tell cameron he could be found steps away from his office as a nod to his own social mobility and respectability. he made it clear that the department had no intention to call into the service of the government any colored soldiers. african-americans continue to make the argument for black soldiers and one particularly ardent supporter of the cause, frederick douglass, began his infamo

saying good-bye to cameron as he went away to college.ike she knew something. >> reporter: something was broken in the family, could never be fixed, of course. but then there was this news, huge news that the dna matched a one-time bus driver who had moved on to davis, california pap the troopers called karen as soon as the results came in. >> you get excited. you think, wow. >> reporter: this is the guy. >> yeah. >> then the bomb hit. >> reporter: the bomb. >> the bomb. they had some new dna system out. they retested it. and turned out it wasn't him. >> reporter: ouch. >> no one could believe it. >> reporter: back at square one. >> back at square one. then dealing with karen again. >> reporter: karen ramped up her campaign to keep bonnie's case in the public eye. >> bonnie's mother karen campbell continues her own crusade to find her daughter's killer. she remains unsatisfied with the investigation. >> i'm going to be angrier than hell. >> reporter: the attention brought in tips. troopers tested more than 100 dna samples. and nothing cam

no luck for cameron, sadly forj clark, his tournament is over and that by roger federer.than this for a british player. walking out with the great man at wimbledon. for the familya great man at wimbledon. for the family a special moment for clark all the excitement of a kid at the park. there is a reason roger federer is perhaps the best ever to play the game, plays, and precision. look i cannot even fussed, so accustomed to people come to seeing his shots pick up the chocolate. even clark in utter disbelief. and while sets one away and 6—1, clark did take that are it to a tie—break in the second, much to the delight of court number one. that proved to be just of court number one. that proved to bejust a of court number one. that proved to be just a snapshot, better or now 37 and has made a career of making things look very easy indeed. you can see what his fans think. a great test for clark but ultimately one far too strong, this is better oppressed ‘s 77th grand slam, and experience best to be used in this occasion. so jaywalking off but happy memories of playing agains

cameron's work after the physical museum closed.le of years ago, there were talks of someone building a new building that would have some space for the new black holocaust museum. here we are in that space now. installing exhibits and hoping to open the museum sometime this year. we are excited about the opportunity to continue dr. cameron's work in a way we were never able to do it before with a worldwide reach, with the new physical museum, and still have our online presence as well. cities tour programs air on book tv and american history tv. upcoming stops in wyoming, ohio, michigan, south dakota, colorado, and indiana. watch any of the segments by going to c-span our work -- c-span.org/citiestour. >> today, we are live with former vice president joe biden 2:30 easternn at for their campaign stop in marshalltown, iowa. live at 6:00 p.m., president donald trump at the lincoln memorial for the fourth of july celebration. an 8:00, former speechwriters for bill clinton, and michelle obama discuss their work and white house stories a

at their highest level in the polls since nick clegg went into coalition with david cameron.stain it. you know jo cameron. let's see if she can sustain it. you knowjo swinson, you worked with her. she was the youngest woman to enter westminster and the first to be at abode within parliament with a baby on her front. she has had many firsts, hasn't she? she has had many firsts, hasn't she? she is absolutely one to watch. not ofa she is absolutely one to watch. not of a lot of headlines given to her but vince cable, her predecessor, has bequeathed to her level of support which is about 20%. in some polls, way above 20%. if we are heading into an early general election, the liberal democrats once again could be kingmakers. let's look at the financial times. hunt urges allies to band together. this will be in the new prime minister's in tray, as soon as he gets behind the desk. this is an absolutely fascinating calculation and it plays right into likely borisjohnson as prime minister. jeremy hunt, his opponents had to be the next conservative leader, stands up in the house of com

should cameron be interested in his offer i can be found about the senate chamber. he made one of the earliest cases are black enlistment. he cited his own military qualifications as he recounted his service. tell cameron that he could be found just steps away from his office was a nod to his own sociability and proximity to respectability. he made it clear that the department "had no intention to call into the service of the government any colored soldiers." african-americans continued to make the argument for black soldiers and one particularly ardent supporter of the cause, frederick douglass, began his infamous essay, "when the first rebel canon shattered the walls of sumter, i predicted that the war, then and they are inaugurated, would not be fought entirely by white men." even with the diversity of circumstances represented among black men, refugees acted on the ground what free, educated black people had articulated in the press. a week into the occupation of new bern, burnside immediately made efforts to bring order, but soon discovered with even driven fur

david cameron, when he was tory leader, was the one who pushed a more diverse candidates' list.use mps have to be elected, they have to get ministerial experience. but it is because of the work that david cameron did over a decade ago that there are now so many tory mps of different ethnic backgrounds that this is possible. it is exciting. we will go on to another front page on just a moment. just on the issue of borisjohnson. you just a moment. just on the issue of boris johnson. you are just a moment. just on the issue of borisjohnson. you are making a good point earlier about boris johnson choosing his audiences and using different language for different audiences and how that might become more difficult now borisjohnson is a consummate writer of columns. more difficult now borisjohnson is a consummate writer of columnsm gives great speeches. he gives great bombast. what he does is he manages to select words and language that can appeal to the audience that is in the room. but, remember, when he was london mayor he also put forward a whole set of policies that just aren't com

it was all smiles with david cameron but no smiles with david cameron but no smiles today.is a plan. she sang the no deal exit rhetoric would be really dangerous. scotland. you also have ruth davidson not using such strong words but she doesn't wa nt such strong words but she doesn't want no deal. he said it would be terrible for the conservative pa rty‘s terrible for the conservative party's chances. what is it, due to ruth davidson's position, if boris johnson says, right, that's it. we can't get anything with brussels, we are heading for no deal, but therefore it. what is she going to do and say? she is now on the record very clearly saying she will not support no deal exit. if that ends up support no deal exit. if that ends up being the stated position of the government, she has a big decision to make. how does she make her opposition to it felt? does she resign as scottish tory leader? the scottish tories won't want her to resign but if you say those things so publicly, that might be what you are held to. certainly heading for a collision if we go for no deal exit. mov

. >> i really loved playing elaine miller in "almost famous" with cameron crow. he wrote it.etter to his mother. >> don't take drugs. >> don't take drugs -- >> it's about my childhood, growing up in a family where rock and roll was deeply suspect. ♪ >> he was thrust as a young boy into this world of rock stars and groupies on the road. >> ladies and gentlemen -- [ cheers ] >> seeing the freedom and the heartbreak that comes along with that freedom was really exquisi exquisite. ♪ will i end up where i think only god really knows ♪ >> there were two scenes, there was penny lane dancing to "the wind" cat stephens' song, on the floor of the empty arena. that felt like the soul of the movie. also the scene where they're on the bus singing "tiny dancer" as a way of kind of bringing the band back together. ♪ hold me closer tiny dancer >> i have to go home. ♪ count the headlights on the highway ♪ >> you are home. ♪ >> what i love about cameron is that he is a deeply devoted fan of film. and the best of his films are because of the way he studied them and the love that he has for the

from the pink in to cameron, louisiana it's a hurricane watch. most likely change to a warning backup but we've got a couple of days. this hasn't been named a depression. if it's named a tropical storm in the next 24 hours the name is barry. the tornado warning, submerged cars, businesses, the french quarter, 250 calls for emergency help and assistance. the last thing they need is to pick up over 9 inches of rainfall when we are looking at maybe 10, 15 or 20 in the tais ahead. the reason this is so important to watch, the mississippi river is at 16 foot at a levy in new orleans. when katerina hit it was 3. it's expected to go to the highest level in 90 years. the highest level a relevant test. >> with we have other breaking news into the situation room. new trouble if the persian gulf. apparently involving iran. let's go to barbara starr. what are you learning, barbara. >> fweeng, cnn learned in about the last seven hours iran made of an up successful attempt to seize a british oil tanker trying to move through the strait of hormuz in the persian

in peak is a hurricane watch from the mouth of the mississippi across all of the way over toward cameron, louisiana. there is uncertainty of where this will make landfall but there are a couple of things we know for sure. a precursor today, tremendous amounts of rainfall, two tornado watches, a flash flood emergency, with over 250 emergency calls today, as the system brushed through the area. the river system can't take any more right now. just to give you an idea, the broad circulation is still well off to the west. in the next 24 hours, we could have a named storm barry and then as it makes its way through the bath water -- this is like a hot tub in the gulf, warmer than it should be, we're expecting intensification to get to category one but it doesn't matter the category, this is all about the rain. we had 9.42 inches, this is a one in 50-year event following the one in 100-year event you had in d.c. but it is about the warnings. had hurricane katrina made landfall, the lea-- the leave e over three feet and it is at 16 and expected to go to 20. the record is 21. this could be the hig

you know the family revealed that cameron boyce was being treated for a medical condition.pilepsy. overnight, the family of actor cameron boyce revealing the cause of the 20-year-old's death. a family spokesperson telling abc news, cameron's tragic passing was due to a seizure as a result of an ongoing medical condition and that condition was epilepsy. the young star was found unresponsive saturday afternoon at his home in los angeles passing away in his sleep. for nearly a decade boyce was in the public eye and a fixture on family tv screens across the globe. >> jax only likes bad boys. look at you. i rest my case. >> reporter: the actor best known for his roles on "jessie" and as carlos, the present day son of cruella de vil in the epic "descendants" franchise. we're learning more about his private health battle. epilepsy is a neurological disorder that affects nearly 3.5 million people in the united states in which nerve activity in the brain is disturbed causing seizures. every year 1 in 1,000 people with epilepsy die of sudep, sudden unexpected death in epilepsy which

>> you feel like james cameron doesn't get enough credit as a screenwriter as well. great blockbuster. >> my mommy always said there were no monsters, not real ones, but there are. >> yes, there are. >> back in those days, women weren't really permitted to be strong. so sigourney really broke the mold in the "alien" movies and one of the ways cameron let her figure out how to be as tough as she was was because she was protected her adopted child. >> there's real skill to building the perfect roller coaster. "aliens" is scaexample number o of ow brilliant action cinema can be. >> get away from her, you bitch! ♪ at visionworks, we guarantee you'll see great and look great. "guarantee". we say that too. you gotta use "these" because we don't mean it. if you don't love your glasses, we'll make it right. guaranteed. visionworks. see the difference. o♪ ozempic®! ♪ oh! oh! (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7

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again, david cameron or theresa may, neither of them did that.s like he had his tail between his legs. what about the position of ruth davidson because if there is a no—deal brexit can she stay as tony leader in scotland? yes, she is described as the shining light on future of the tory party. there was a lot of upset that she did not stand. she went away and she has had a family in that time. there was a lot of hope and promise for ruth davidson being the future of the scottish party. it will be difficult for her going forward is to have such a different view on no deal to the prime minister. but today she was very clear that she is not happy about a no deal scenario. it is not as though borisjohnson has come in and she is trying to please that new leader of the tory party, she is being as strong as ever. she found some of those media interviews today uncomfortable but she spoke her mind. whether she can continue as leader of the scottish conservatives is not clear but she is very popular and i think she has done so much to try and help the party

let's welcome cameron crise. just because the fed chair spoke earlier this week, it doesn't matter what kind of economic data we get now. >> apparently not. it is fair to say the fed is taking perhaps more of a global mantle. ultimately, the u.s. data does not necessarily require the sort market isthat the expecting, that the fed is presumably going to deliver. you think about the twin pillars of dual mandate, employment and inflation. the last figure in each of those has been running a little bit hot. what about in china where we got the latest batch of trade eak, butt only exports w imports. might we see the central bank step up efforts there? >> probably a fair assessment that the pboc will engage in more easing measures, whether loosening the reserve requirement or injecting more liquidity into the system through some of their special financing operations. the thing with china, we tend to focus exclusively on the trade war, at least from a north american perspective. clearly, domestic demand in china has been

joining me is bloomberg macro recorder cameron crise. did the federal reserve conversation change 180 degrees again in the last 24 hours? cameron: we thought so, and then not. it was kind of farcical. yesterday, john williams was talking about the advisability of going early and hard in terms when facedg campaign with a downturn when policy rates are relatively low, which the market naturally assumes is a hint of the thinking of the central part of the fomc. we had the stock market rally and bond markets rally. the markets started to price a substantial chance of cuts in july. the spokesperson for the new york fed came out and said it was just an academic exercise. frankly a little preposterous. vonnie: is there a federal reserve communication policy right now? it is that someone from the new york fed would come out to clarify a member's statement. is the short answer. at turning points, it is useful for the committee to talk less but say more. the model for better or worse in the modern era is for every single member of the committee, v

shaffer and cameron crise both stick with us. is bloomberg "surveillance." francine the claw in london, taylor riggs and new york. -- francine lacqua in london, taylor riggs in new york. amazon drops. -- alphabet -- talking about tech is alex webb. welcome to the program. when you look at what ties all of these companies together we tend to forget that amazon is not only a retailer. half of that is from the cloud. should we worry about regulation? alex: not when it comes to the cloud business but regulation big broadly, it has a picture in e-commerce. when we think about the antitrust conversation, it is not just about scale. it is potentially about how they have used the scale. think not quite as high for amazon than facebook or google. francine: what is your take away from alphabet? tox: they are still managing wring more dollars out of the. that goes to the antitrust question, how do they do that when there's concern about how much of the value chain they control and whether they are able to leverage that to squeeze higher pri

. >> cameron is away at school and tina's grandpa decided to do a little something for grandma. grandpa's like, quiet, she's upstairs. >> it's amazon, door. >> and when she sees him, she goes silent because she's so excited. >> cameron says his grandfather told him that grandma has been going through something, she'd be sad lately. >> so it's a bummer for the other grand kids they found out they're not the favorite. >> he said they already know. it made her day, that's all that matters. >>> i always thought phoenix was a fictional bird. do we have actual footage of a true phoenix right now or are we at the oregon zoo using a thermal imaging camera. >> it's obviously a phoenix. >> that's cool. >> look at the way that camera picks up the different hot spots on the bird. clearly the whiter hot spots are the warmer parts of the bird. you see when the bird flexes and flaps wings, gets under the wing there. do you guys have a guess as to what bird actually it is and it's not a phoenix. >> a hawk. >> o. pto >> the only other one is an eagle. >> a type of eagle. >> a hot one. >> a bald

there is a little bit now with the batting line—up, with cameron ba ncroft‘s the batting line—up, withturned to test cricket and the batting line—up is straight, it isa and the batting line—up is straight, it is a few questions there but i think smith and warner does have a lot of strength in the top order. you mentioned the inclusion of those three members of sandpaper gate and is that forgetting of the selectors to include them? they serve their band and their time and they are eligible to be picked and picked on form then that is fine. i do not think it is too soon, it is a little bit of a surprise that bancroft is straight back into the test side by its neck and warner i think were a lwa ys its neck and warner i think were always going to come back. there are still some section of the public who will always view them as cheats but there is also the element of the public that wants them to come back in and concede the benefits to their redemption. it is a divisive issue andi redemption. it is a divisive issue and i do not think it is going to go away. i am going to ask you finally l

cameron was working with industrial light and magic.ent. >> when you first heard that steven spielberg would be making a movie about a place where dinosaurs were brought back to life, your first response would be i can't wait to see that. >> where's the goat? >> amazing just how long it takes before the t rex comes out. he makes you wait for it. and wait for it. and wait for it. i don't know what a dinosaur really looks like in real life. i think it looks like "jurassic park." >> boy, i hate being right all the time. >> what steven spielberg innately understands is that dinosaurs are awesome. >> it was the same feeling i had as a 10-year-old watching "jaws" for the first time when you see the bront saurs leap up and eat the leaves off the tree. >> we're going to make a fortune off this place. >> that's what spielberg does as a filmmaker. he makes you go -- >> a lot of the enthusiasm for cgi comes from filmmakers seeing in jurassic park what that technology could do for their story telling. >> "titanic" is a throw back in so many ways to

cameron poland has more now from the family.mer camp is really a place where foster kids can go to simply be kids. foster mom amber check. he says that camp was supposed to be talk to a creek camp in payson her 9 year-old transgender son as most children would be was excited beyond words, my child was looking forward to doing archery in kayaking with the help of the arizona friends of foster care in the family's court appointed special advocate, her son received a $400 scholarship to pay for the camp that began july 14th where he was born. >>female identified but feels in his brain and his heart that. >>he's a boy 9 year-old has become an advocate for the lgbtq community and has thrived on every front but last month just a few weeks prior to the camp check he was informed her child would not be allowed to attend the an email saying. >>sorry he's not able to attend any more and that they the camp staff that they had that has a degree in is no longer a weren't able to attend so they be refunding us. she says the only request they

i loved how much cameron believes in romance. >> i was so anxious to do one line. you complete me.re were other times -- is this too cheesy? and i told tom that. and he said just give me a shot at it. if you don't want to use it, don't use it. >> i love you. you -- complete me. and i just -- >> shut up. just shut up. you had me at hello. you had me at hello. >> i look around, everybody's crying. the grizzled guys holding cable are like -- and i was like i think it worked. let's see, aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. ♪ ♪ discover new san pellegrino essenza. a twist of mediterranean flavors, with the gentle bubbles of san pellegrino. add a twist of flavor. san pellegrino essenza. tastefully italian. wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people s

we have cameron norrie playing the number seven seed, a former grand champion.back level. having come through his first wimbledon whim, it will be some story if cameron could book his place in the next round. johanna konta is a british ii and she faces her opponent a little later. she came through the first round in straight sets. her opponent knocked out the naomi soccer a few weeks ago, sojahan out the naomi soccer a few weeks ago, so jahan accountable be hoping she can book a place in the third round as well. spare a thought for jay clark who takes on roger federer later. dan evans is also in action at the moment, and he looks to be on the cusp of wrapping up their second set at the moment. dan evans is currently in that one at the moment. what a matchup that will be. that is the brits, but looking to later. rafa nadal takes on nick kyrgios later and that one is interesting as there's a bit of history between the two, isn't there? there is indeed. the history goes back to 2014 when nick pete rafa nadal in one of his most famous victories for recently, when ra

. >>> the passing of that young disney star, cameron boyce, as tributes pour in. >>> first let's go to sginger i san bernardino, california. good morning, ginger. >> good morning. it was the earthquakes here. there were more than 185 severe storm reports across our nation this weekend including this picture from laramie, wyoming. today severe storms possible, not just in the northern rockies but also parts of the plains, chicago gets it by wednesday. all right. that's the big picture. to the select cities now brought to you by pronamel. . >> welcome back. if you wrpt weren't with us last week, you missed summer. we're back to spring. cloudy. drizzle this morning. a stout sea breeze that will keep us up to 10 to 15 degrees below zero today and it will repeat tonight, tomorrow and wednesday until summer warmth hits our inland neighborhoods. 60s and 70s for highs today. back in the 50s for lows >>> thanks for starting the new ing the new week with u who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. eve

cameron boyce died in his sleep from a seizure. >> he was best known for his role in "the descendants abc's paula faris has more on his shocking death. >> reporter: this morning tributes are pouring in for actor cameron boyce. ♪ it's your day turn it up now's your chance ♪ ♪ it's time to get up on your feet and dance ♪ >> reporter: as a young generation of fans that watched him on the disney hits "jesse." >> boy, am i beat. time for bed. >> it's 3:00 this the afternoon. >> is it? >> reporter: and "the descendants." ♪ if you want to make it make it. >> reporter: his unexpected death on saturday afternoon. the actor passed away in his imdie a >> reporter: his family releasing a statement to abc news saying it was a result of an ongoing medical condition for which he was being treated. the world is now undoubtedly without one of its brightest lights but his spirit will live on through the kindness and compassion of all who knew and loved him. boyce posting this portrait of himself on instagram just hours before his passing. condolences have been pouring in across social media. >> hey, yo

kron 4 morning news, i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today and avatar director james cameronongratulates the avengers and a stop man. >>is injured on the set of the new fast and furious movie david daniel has those stories and more. and this morning's hollywood minute. >>avengers endgame is now the highest grossing movie ever worldwide and among those congratulating marvel studios is the director of the film the just lost the crown. james cameron took to the official avatar twitter account posting a pic of iron man surrounded by avatar would sprites and the message i see you marvel congratulations. vin diesels next fast and furious movie has hit a speed bump, universal pictures spokesperson says filming on fast and furious 9 as it's currently known was halted for the day after an accident injured a stunt performer. an ambulance service spokesperson told the hollywood reporter it responded to reports of a man injured in a fall and transported a patient with a serious head injury by air ambulance. no word whether diesel or any of the other stars were on the set at the time. the

on the other hand, i do think that repeated emphases by david cameron and then theresa may that they that number was reported within a year, the 100,000 maximum they were promising, serve to undermine trust in politics more generally, and the public could see politicians were sticking to pledge as they had no intention of meeting. but the people who felt the immigration was a problem and may have been a driverfor some of immigration was a problem and may have been a driver for some of them voting to leave the eu, how will that sit with them? when you talk to people in folk leave about they way they frame their campaign, they will say that people are not necessarily looking at arbitrary numbers when it comes to immigration. they want more control, they want to feel like the government have an effect on the number of people coming in and out and can decide to reduce or even exceed the numbers if they want to 01’ exceed the numbers if they want to or if the economy demands it. boris johnson's pitch today was to introduce what he called an australian style points based system. we already

>>he y, i'm cameron boyce. on the set of "jesse" and we're kicking it and talking and talking having fun. >> reporter: isn't that hard to see. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: here he is on our livew so neat with our grandmother. this was back in 2016. you m t bepretty proud of this guy right here. >> extremely proud of this guy right here. >> stop we have our de conversations. i tell him just like my parents told me you did do anything. you canbe anything. >> reporter: pat and leon, they were so cute together. the grandmother was on, part of the clinton 12 therst group of a can american schools to integrate into public school back in 1956. there was a whole show on it ant watching themether and waking up to that news, i think our hearts broke. so much at all tent and for so many great roles, hollywood, all this support pouring in for them and waiting to hear that, so devastating. >> working on a new hbo movie. we tonight know what's going to happen t withat now. >> reporter: news i don't like to hear but certainly gre

now turn our attention to the upcoming ashes series against australia the australians have recalled cameron bancroft for the 1st time since he was banned for ball tampering the past and part of a 7 same man squad former captain steve smith an eye opener david warner also sets a play their 1st test after serving year long suspensions for their role in the scandal they're welcome back with open arms is no doubt about it. steve smith and all of the. very very good cricket as world class players obviously it was natural that we would include them there were going and cameron bankrupt of course is a quality goods playing county cricket. now believe it or not cricket is the fastest growing sport in sweden its popularity is being driven by the arrival of migrants from across asia and as poor research pours from the sport is helping refugees from afghanistan integrate into then you have. the new world champions maybe england but nowhere has a bigger influence on global cricket than the subcontinent indians pakistanis on sri lankans have been the catalysts in sweden where cricket is the fastest grow

repeatedly, the promise was made and broken by cameron and theresa may.h people would have a sense of fair play, and as borisjohnson would have a sense of fair play, and as boris johnson pointed would have a sense of fair play, and as borisjohnson pointed out, there are many people for whatever reason are many people for whatever reason are in this an ominous legal status with regard to their emigration. many people, like some of the windrush generation, have lived here for decades, worked in the uk, never been involved in the criminal justice system. i like to think the idea of giving this amnesty to half a million people would be welcomed. i also think it is interesting, because clearly by announcing this today, he's going to upset the more right wing flavour to his campaign when he was pitching only to tory party members. i stance —— pitch was not and letting go of this target that was so elusive. certainly a relief to lots of people. and boris johnson knew this was a pledge he first made as london mayor, his a lwa ys first made as london mayor, his al

cÁrcel al menos hasta su audiencia la prÓxima semana la oficina forense realizÓ la autopsia al actor, cameronido a una condiciÓn fÍsica que padecÍa. >>el nÚmero de casos a nivel nacional asciende a 1109 es la cifra mÁs alta reportada en el paÍs en dÉcadas los casos han sido reportados, representantes del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro negociarÁn en barbados en la posibilidad de acordar algÚn tipo de salida electoral. >>una tercera ronda entre nicolÁs maduro y la oposiciÓn que se da en la isla de barbados donde se encuentran representantes de ambas partes. el diÁlogo se habÍa roto hace una semana tras la tortura en custodia cuyo cadÁver a un el rÉgimen no ha entregado a la familia. >>desde una posiciÓn de fuerza el gobernante nicolÁs maduro ha insistido en este diÁlogo. y el control de las fuerzas armadas para negociar tiempo y calidad. >>parece que para ellos el diÁlogo es la indizaciÓn y maduro ha hecho lo que tenÍa que hacer para liderarlo. por alguna razÓn que aÚn se desconoce decidiÓ asistir a la cita en barbados. pero eso le estÁ costando el apoyo de lÍderes radicales de la oposiciÓn. >>madur

i blame david cameron for the fa ct all. i blame david cameron for the fact we... all.ition is? they will get a second referendum before then? the fundamental question... i'm asking you that question. we just seen what boris johnson asking you that question. we just seen what borisjohnson has done with regarding donald trump. seen what borisjohnson has done with regarding donald trump]! seen what borisjohnson has done with regarding donald trump. is that the position? should we trust somebody like boris johnson with a deal? his record speaks for itself. is it the position to have a second referendum before october the 31st? it couldn't take place before october at the 315t because we have two... we have to have another extension in order to allow... not necessarily. the government can't even get through the legislation it needs to before october the 315t. you just said we are going to have a second referendum before october the 31st. parliament will act to stop no deal. there are measures taken this week in parliament, there is going to bea week in parliament, there is