in carson studies how the changes in speed affect the swarms overall behavior. to attract the motion we can look at the accelerations that the individuals exert influence the social influence that exists between these different individuals and we can visualize these this connections almost like springs or realistic connections between the individuals and this allows us to understand then how the collective how this network of communication helps the the group solve problems what we find is that the social interactions it's almost like a spring an invisible spring between the individuals and sort of two individuals are moving together and one hits a dog crate and slows down the other remains going fast the spring it's title the elastic gets tighter and tighter against the soft exerting a force that turns the cinder goodwill towards the dark region even though it doesn't know it's there. the spring represents one of the swarms of ground rules always keep the same distance from your nearest neighbors. when one fish slows down and lags behind initially the distance

ben carson gutted on obama era regulation designed to combat dissemination in housing. a coalition of housing advocates sued hud. lisa rice was one of the lead plaintiffs in the case. so nice to have you with us. let's talk about the fair housing68 into law hnson. what is fair housing? ms. rice: fair housing simply means that people have the right to live where they want to live in their community of choice free from discrimination. soledad: you had hoped that dr. ben carson who runs hud would challenge and aggressively challenge housing discrimination. has he done that? ms. rice: not when it comes to lifting up and enforcing a key part of the fair housing act, which is affirmatively furthering fair housing. soledad: what does that mean? ms. rice: no federal funds can be used in a way to promote discrimination, engage in discrimination, support discrimination, and federal funds should be used in a way that promote and supports inclusive, safe, diverse neighborhoods. t being dismissed? ms. rice: it eliminated what is called the assessment of fair housing tool, so it is t

after ruling late-95 television for 30 years, johnny carson steps down tonight. >> and so it has come %-pd every single minute of it. i bid you a very heartfelt good night. >> it's certainly true that with johnny out, a vacuum was created. >> a big decision that had the entertainment industry buzzing, this week. that's of course the fate of late-night stars jay leno and david letterman. >> "the tonight show" without johnny carson as the regular host made its debut last night. jay leno emerged from behind the curtain. >> oh, i don't care if you laugh. i got the job. >> look at this. they are getting more press than the president. so start up your remote controls. a late-night race is about to begin. >> jay was a brilliant standup. he continued the tradition of johnny. he had a big group of monologue writers. that was the main writing on that show. he was writing the best topical jokes that anybody could write. >> democratic candidate bill clinton said he is also troubled by the amount of sex portrayed on television. clinton said where he comes from sex is a deeply personal matter betwe

it's a role carson has used to edok into tripling rents for poor tenants usingal assistance. he has also slowed an anti- segregation initiative and saide poverty is a sf mind.mo thoss have angered some who see his policies as hurting people of color. critics of the administration ha also pointed to the department of justice led by attorney general jeff sessions. sessions has pushed for longer tesentences for those convof federal crimes. and he has disco aaged the use irmative action by colleges and universities. still some say president trump acs been eager to embrace leaders.he ad a group of h.b.c.u. presidents gather in the oval office. and today, he said he was eager to keep his door open. bishop harry jackson was one of the pastors who met with president trump at the wftte house thisnoon. he serves as pastor of hope christian church in beltsville, maryland. bishop jackson, thanks for joining me today. you re two seats away frothe president. what was the most important thing you heard from the president about improving inner ?ities and urban are >> well, i heard h he had c

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i remember my first time ontr with carson daly, and we all kind of grew up together.ny of them. >> and last week on trl, the memories bringing her to tears. >> you mentioned 20 years ago. i see like the same fans in the front row. it makes me so happy. >> past recipients include u2, janet jackson, george michael, beyonce, and pink. do you look at your career and are you just inr wonder do you think to yourself, i worked how do y for this, or you see it? >> a little bit of both. >> tonight, she's ready to get loud. >> going to be a big party. ust bring going to the thunder. >> you're going to brir. the thunde >> bring the thunder. >> bring the thunder. i love that. coming up in the fourth hour, i know she has a lot more to say. we'll have more of her interview and she opens up about her relationship with alex rodriguez. also tonigh people are looking forward to the tribute toretha franklin. of course, she passed away on thursday. a late night for us. a ltle sleepy tomorrow, but i think it will be worth it. >> going to be worth it. >> i'll try to stay awake. i can never

so post-charlottesville last summer ben carson all of a sudden was with president trump every single police that he went getting off the plain with him and so in some ways ben carson, yes, he's an african-american high up in the administration but he's also used as the token african-american to shield this administration from allegations of racism when it's convenient. on the one hand, a lot of african-americans are not chomp chomping at the bit to work in this administration but you don't want to be used as a token. >> since you did bring up charlottesville, the president tweeted about charlottesville condemning in his words all types of racism. then ivanka followed late we are a tweet as well saying while americans are blessed to live in a nation that protects liberty, freedom of speech and dwertsty of opinion there is there place for white supremacy and neo-naziism in our great country. bob, what do you make of this. is the president handling this properly? >> i think it shows they didn't handle it properly a year ago and they're still struggling. charlottesville will go down in t

he grew up in my home hometown of carson city, nevada. his parents had both emigrated from the basque region in europe. they brought their values and traditions to northern nevada. every day basque influence like lamb and sweetbread are still staples of life in northern nevada. as the son of a basque sheepherder, paul made his mark early in life by attending carson city high school, playing on the 1938 state championship basketball team, and as a student body president, which is significant, and i will share in a few minutes. paul would go on to serve his country in the united states army as a medic during world war ii, saw action in the philippines. after the war, like many americans, paul started a family. married jacqueline ross in 1946, had six children, gail, sheila, michelle, kevin, kathleen, and john paul. paul began his career in public service when he served as district attorney for what was then orangeby county, nevada. he won his first statewide race serving as lieutenant governor from 1963 to 1967. and during his term, paul ma

king's papers, claiborne carson. good evening, everyone, and welcome to the program. 50 years ago, on the balcony of the lorraine hotel in memphis, a man who dedicated his life to non-violent protest was brutally assassina assassinated. martin luther king junior, cut down at the age of just 39. and just a day after he delivered his final and prophetic speech in which he worried about his own survival and that of his movement. >> i've looked over, and i've seen the promise land. i may not get there with you, but i walk to the northern nights that we as a people will get to the promise land. so i'm happy tonight. i'm not worried about anything. i'm not fearing any man. mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. >> indeed, in the 50 years since his death there has been progress in black america. there is a black middle class and the country has elected its first black president. and then came this anguished reaction on the night of donald trump's election by the renowned political commentator van jones. >>

happy weekend. >> thanks, >carson. musician. >> he's also a family man who shares a special bond with his younger half sister. nbc's senior national correspondent kate snow talked with him for a special "dateline" tonight. kate, this is a great story. >> it is a great story. you'll feel goodbout this. diondra dixon is a vibrant, fun-loving 33-year-old. she also happens to have down syndrome. she lives with her brothern a sprawling mansion in the hills outside l.a., where i caught up with them to talk about their relationship, the importance of family, and life with down syndrome. >> i love this man. >> and i love you. >> reporter: jamie foxx and his yoger ster, diondra dixon, sound like a lot of brother-sister pairs. they joke around, tease each other. >> yeah making this boy laugh every day. >> making him laugh every day? >> yeah. i'm the king of this man. >> sure does. >> she does make you laugh. >> of course! she makes us laugh. she make all laugh. >>eporter: just like her brother, deend are loves to be ce>>er stage

carson, the environment. jacob levy, goodall, animals and alice waters, food and eating and what really interested me was that all of them, there were so many parallels in their stories, even though they didn't know each other, they were working in different fields, even in different generations so for instance, all were credentialedoutsiders. they were people who went into the field and literally got their hands literally and figuratively dirty and against all odds prevail . all were green before green had entered our vocabulary. three out of four wrote iconic books that the united social movements. and maybe most interesting, all came to power at a time when women had no voice and against all odds prevail . and all and had their breakthrough moments in the early 60s, which really interested me.i thought what was it about the cultural soil of the 60s that allow these voices to be heard and why did they speak so sincerely to the times. so of course i thought my character was in the 1960s and but i started rea

and the same with rachel carson. it was about categorizing things and in a way that they would measure thei their bones and cut their teeth and that is the way that it was perceived. day after day she was seeing the world as a whole web. so they were grounded in the physical and they were not afraid of being intuitive or of workingbe hard. thus objective wasn't considered very professional, but they worked hard in the status quo of their field and they were not afraid to use personal anecdote. they were all incredibly beautiful writers said they wouldd leave these things as a part of their argument and so they were able to put a human face on very big question about where to the country was going in that speech because they had a different orientation. >> so, again when we are dealing with somebody like a patient's claim who runs off and does her own thing and it's time period how do you approach those from a biographer's perspective? this not only did she shunned the limelight she was appointed the first editor at t

when kellyanne conway was asked about this, she pointed to ben carson. he is, of course, a cabinet secretary. the criticism is that there aren't african-american voices very close to the president. >> i'll tell you though, this president values the input from his cabinet secretaries. he's had more cabinet meetings -- excuse me -- than i can recall previous presidents. they're very common. he seeks their guidance and input. you do have secretary canson. you have dr. jerome adams on the health care side. you have the head of medicare and medicaid services with verma. you have people of color who are often in the office. he relies on them so much to provide that guidance. of course, you always want to see the white house staff looking like our country. i don't think we should take it just because they're not in those offices right there, that he is not hearing from them. >> that is a fair point. officials have pointed to the fact of, hey, look at the african-american unemployment rate, it is going down. we're also doing prison reform. at the same time, woul

maria: reaction from muddy water's carson block. what do you think about the president's strategy against china? we know what china has been doing. their economic aggression has threatened the technologies of the united states. intellectual property has been stolen for decades. and the chinese forced this transfer of technology. is the administration right to push back? >> absolutely. i have to hand it to the trump administration for identifying the threat china poses to our way of life. this is my view china for some time has had a concerted strategy to transfer economic wealth from the west, from the u.s. to china. finally government is realizing that, and looking to push back. you know, my corner is obviously capital markets. that's the one area where i don't think the government understands what's happening. so that's -- that's basically what we need -- maria: tell us what's happening. there are a lot of chinese companies listed on the new york stock exchange from the nasdaq to others. ways your sentence is happening that this a

carson will be back soon, by the way. >> yes, he will. now from dylan. >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by dove. gently cleanse with dove body wash to reveal beautiful radiant skin for your summertime glow. >> we've got a few rainy spots across the country. most notably back to the west, a slow moving cold front, torrential downpours across parts of iowa, omaha, nebraska, reported wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour with thunderstorms. that's going to be a main area of focus as we go through the day today. there is still this threat of flash flooding. a marginal risk. still, 2 to 4" of rain, if a lot falls in a short period of time, the ground is saturated and that can lead to flash flooding. we have concern for interior northeast as we go into tuesday. the ground has been saturated. it wouldn't take much rain to cause more flooding. that is certainly something to think about considering we could see about 1 to 2 but up to 3 to 4" of rain in isolated areas stuck in heavier downpours. it's all with this cold front that will

over who owns the truth a corresponding kirsten phenomenon the story for us tonight in washington carson thank you. northern iraq was liberated nearly three years ago from so-called islamic state when it swept through the region ideas targeted minorities like the young c.d.'s who don't follow the islamic faith militants killed the kid now did in slave thousands of yazeed and even now the group is still recovering from what the united nations describes as genocide or returning and starting afresh is a mammoth task very few people are trying to start a new life in the region and its capital sin jar or shingo all as it's known in kurdish. begin to show traveled there and she brings us this exclusive report. ice in ruins devastated by invasion and the fight for liberation most people fled when so-called islamic state took the city and killed an enslaved thousands now that the islamists have been expelled only a few residents have returned in many parts shingle feels like a ghost town to end of years after liberation from i as only three thousand families have returned to a city which once ha

. >> from johnny carson's former malibu estate to warren buffett'sou beach and dick cav its's hamptons a little less pricey w the real estate properties under pressu the a nales is found that at the topf the market for homes listed 12 million or more 12% of listings had discounts in the second quarter and that's twice the level of 2016. price cuts total more than $1io bi for the 500 discounts during the quarter. for example, the zip estate in florida was originally listed for $195 milrion. the pce dropped to $165 million last year and it just dropped it again to $138 million. a total price cut of $57 million. the late johnny carson's estate in malibu which has stunning views of the pacific got price chop of 16 million now listed at 65 million and dick cavitt's hamptons dig is now listed for the biggest price cut of the past 12 months was 50is million house listed in 201 the price cut, $62 million. even warren buffett is lowering his prices. a beach house in laguna, california that he had listed for $11 million has just been reduced by 3 million, but he's still likely to make buffett-si

that's what johnny carson believed. from in missouri, everybody watched "the tonight show." that's the standard thing you would watch. >> thank you, everybody. more now on the president's rally last night in tampa, florida, stumping for republican candidates, ron desantes for governor and rick scott running for the senate, although governor scott did not attend. in his comments, trump let loose a stream of false and flogged claims. >> lies actually. >> here is one of them. it seems clear that trump doesn't purchase groceries himself. >> only american citizens should vote in american elections. which is why the time has come for voter id, like everything else. voter id. you know, if you go out and you want to buy groceries, you need a picture on a card. you need id. >> willy, when is the last time somebody asked you for -- >> he doesn't care. >> a retnus scan when you get your milk. >> donald trump pushing a cart through the kroger or stop n shop. >> i'm going to say never been in a grocery store. >> it's possible. >> yo

scott kuby is with the carson group. bi? >> sewhere, job openings in the u.s.ea hovered record highs in june and labor demand and they were unchanged in june at 6.7 million. the all-time high was 6.8 million in april and the downside, the hiring rate slipped slightly. >> last week's employment repor7 showed00 jobs created in july and you can tack those on to the milons that were created over the past decade ani under two pnts and one a democrat and both take credit for the number of jobs created and exactly who or what is actually responsible? steve liesman takes a look. >>> how much do presidents have to do with job creation? prident trump and president obama, sometimes not much at all. over president trump, counting the 20 months starting after trump's election november 2016. so in the prior 20 months of the obama administration from april 2015 to novembe 2016, 4.. million jobs were created or a stronger 215,000 a month. so strong job growth continue der trump that began under obama and trump has done well to keep it going

we are also joined by secretary alex a czar, secretary ben carson. and ambassador sam brownback. before going any further, i want to extend our prayers and condolences to the victims of the tragic shooting in jacksonville florida. that was a terrible thing indeed and how it happens, nobody really knows. but they have done an incredible job down in jacksonville as they always do it or not and through -- always do in florida and throughout the country. condolences. also our hearts and prayers are going to the family of senator john mccain. will be a lot of activity on the next couple of days. we very much appreciate everything senator mccain has done for our country area [applause] we are here this evening to celebrate america's heritage of faith, family, and freedom. in recent years, the government tried to undermine religious freedom but the attacks on communities of faith are over area we ended it. unlike some before us, we are protecting religious liberty. last 18 months alone, we have stopped the johnson amendment mentor hearing with your first amendment rights. it's a big dea

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. >> well, the president works with secretary carson every day.the back of -- >> who is on the white house staff right now? >> we have geron who's down a fabulous job and very involved with jared kushner and president trump on prison reform from the beginning. he worked with omarosa and others of us -- >> does he have an office in the west wing, kelly? >> absolutely, the executive office of the president, yes. >> let's discuss now. ana nuvara, bakari sellers and steve cortez all join me. good evening. that was a lot. she couldn't even name, ana, one black person in the west wing. this lack of diversity in the president's administration, what does it say about trump himself? >> that he's not getting good counsel from a diverse group of people. and i almost am thankful for that because i think i would be embarrassed to think that there'd be anyone that an african-american that has access to the oval office constantly and this guy is still doing things and tweeting things against you, and lebron james, against maxine waters and nfl players. it makes

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