nick as ambassadors for the city partnership in the advisory capacity and as a point of contact chris johnson and his team mate and ideal and very tangible contribution to the ten year anniversary that we are celebrating as sister cities. thanks also to the swiss general con so late and the representation from greater zurich area. mayor ed lee we are very grateful for your generation and auspicious invitation and for your commitment. we look forward to engaging in further dialogue and exchanges of experiences, with you. thank you very much. for your attention and thank you very much for your commitment. [ applause ] >> i would like to recognize a few people that were mentioned our fire chief and our police chief thank you for joining us, the council general of germany is here, thank you for being here counsel general it was mentioned kristin, i saw them back there they are one of the most innovative international organizations in the city and we are honored to have you here. and there are members of the swiss american chamber of commerce which is a great organization in the city and the membe

. >> from his fourth floor apartment chris johnson watches as terrified drivers swerve to avoid the gunman. >> he's roaming the streets, methodically shooting at anything that moves. >> security at john's building has already called 911, but with no sign of police, john opts to create a diversion using himself. >> at that point something went off in my head. i said, what can i do to distract this guy. i immediately started shouting, hey, you madman. >> madman! why don't you come up here. come on up here, buddy. shoot me. i want to die. shoot me. i'm ready to die. kill me, i want to die! please, kill me! >> i thought it would get his attention. something that sounds crazy. if he was in an altered state maybe he would believe. when he started coming in my direction i saw him getting closer and closer. i wondered, is he going to shoot? >> instead the gunman has a request. >> i don't have any, man. i'm so sorry. >> he's like, i'm out of ammo. >> i'm so sorry. >> call the ambulance. >> he says, call an ambulance. here i'm thinking, he doesn't know what he just did. he's telling me to call the a

chris johnson pointed out that he's been known to veer away from that playbook that's written by his ohnson also says that if someone of jimmy carter's stature does come to pyongyang, it's likely that he'll play that propaganda card. we'll see him use the full thing to his advantage. >> he did receive dennis rodman, who later came back and appealed to his pal kim jong un to release kenneth bae. >> you get the sense he wants someone of a higher stature. >> i know this for a fact, his first choice was michael jordan, but obviously michael jordan declined. when i was there in december of 2010, it was a very tense moment, too, but you could see exactly that point the north korean leadership, they want to have what they see as a normal relationship with the outside world. the outside world, though, the u.s. and the others, they want north korea to step down on its nuclear weapons program, that's been the big sticking issue. >> going back and forth. every analyst will tell you what you said, they crave that attention from the united states. give us legitimacy in your eyes. but the americans

. >>> the "detroit free press" says nfl stars chris johnson and devin hester raced against an actual>>> dad jeans are making a comeback. the jeans are light blue loser fit, and high waist. they've been popping up in style blogs. some see it as a backlash against the skinny jean. even kanye west has been spotted wearing dad jeans. you don't wear dad jeans, do you? >> i will now. >> remember they attacked president obama because he was in dad jeans. >> he wasn't trendy enough. >> exactly. >> it is a summer box office bust. six movies have flopped. director steven spielberg predicted as much last month on the panel last month. >> there's going to be an implosion where three or four or maybe half a dozen of these mega budgeted movies are going to go crashing into the ground and that's going to change the paradigm again. >> a.o. thome scott is a critic for "new york times" and dana. >> this summer is coming to prove the point they were making at that speech. some film studies. >> unsustainable because they simply were not that good or interesting movies? >> well that's a part of it. there

chris davis hit another home run. yesterday. adam jones home runs in three straight games. he cannot bring it back. 7-2. things got dicey in the ninth. jim johnson the save. the big story is chris davis. he preferred to talk about his teammates. >> we have been swinging the bats consistently well. when guys go when a drought, somebody else goes in to pick them up. hopefully we can keep that going in the second half. >> home run derby set for tonight. the orioles with five all-stars. british open golf championship gets underway thursday morning in scotland. it was the final round of the u.s. senior open. kenny perry, a great last few days. 30 for the first nine holes. michael allen struggled except for this. he finished fifth. kenny parry wins it by five shots. only barry bonds hit more home runs before the all-star break than chris davis. man. >> we're back after the break. >> right now protesting the verdict. massive rallies breakout it manhattan and los angeles. there are protests here in baltimore as well. gun rights group is calling on the highest court to overrule part of our states handgun permit law. >> things will get a little steamy as

i'm carolyn johnson in for dan exploratorium district attorney george announced today that bicyclist chris bush who struck and killed a 71-year-old man last year has agreed to plead guilty to felony vehicular map slaughter. vick lee has the story. >> i believe that justice has been served. he has been held accountable. >> district attorney george said it was the rate outcome. chris had agreed to plead guilty to felony vehicular manslaughter. he and his wife were in the crosswalk at castro and market last year when the bicyclist struck and killed the 71-year-old man. police said security video taken from the tavern showed him going at good clip hitting the man straight on. bush was subsequently charged with felony vehicular manslaughter. he pleaded guilty in change for 1,000 hours of community service and three years probation. da explained it would have been a tough case if it went to trial. >> while we have ample evidence to file this case the way that we did, we also recognize that there were risk involved in trying the case. >>reporter: george said there were conflicting witnesses in th

and chris cerino, the lead investigator said yes, yes, i do think he was telling the truth. that's what the jury went home with tonight. >> peter johnson jr., how powerful that the lead detective in the case believed he was telling the truth and was consistent? >> he wasn't all the way for zimmerman today, but that's a ringing endorsement of the defense in this case. that, taken with the fact that the only evidence that could have come from the grave, literally, the recording, him saying, well, the expert said yes, that was trayvon martin screaming out, a different case, so a very, very strong day for the zimmerman defense. >> what do you think, anna? >> i think friday was a much better day for the defense. george zimmerman got the story out today and it will be up to his lawyers if he needs to testify. he may not well testify, how much more can he give? it gives room to cross-examine him. have you his story and many who believe it, it's there. if you start to pick it apart, which is what i do, i start to see inconsistent things that don't make sense, when he says i got out of my car to see the address. i don't think it's coincidental

johnson. thank you all. that is "all in" for this evening. the "rachel maddow show" begins right now. good evening, rachel. >>> good evening, chris.thanks to you at home for swr n joining us this hour. happy monday. happy royal new baby day. it's been exciting around here i have to say, to be around all the happy coverage of the royal family in britain getting a new baby boy. congratulations to them. mazel tov. continued good cheer for everybody who's psyched for them and for their new baby. it's a good day. good news. it's been fun to be around all this coverage today. at this point the baby is born and everybody is reportedly healthy and well. so it is not likely that there will be any updates further on this story tonight. if there are, i promise we will bring them to you. >>> plus a little later on in the show we're going to have some reporting on the one technical who gets to be king detail that is both fascinating and actually kind of newsy news about the new baby. we'll have that coming up a little later on this

johnson. thank you all. that is "all in" for this evening. the "rachel maddow show" begins right now. good evening, rachel. >>> good evening, chris. thank you. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy monday. happy royal new baby day. it's been exciting around here i have to say, to be around all the happy coverage of the royal family in britain getting a new baby boy. congratulations to them. mazel tov. continued good cheer for everybody who's psyched for them and for their new baby. it's a good day. good news. it's been fun to be around all this coverage today. at this point the baby is born and everybody is reportedly healthy and well. so it is not likely that there will be any updates further on this story tonight. if there are, i promise we will bring them to you. >>> plus a little later on in the show we're going to have some reporting on the one technical who gets to be king detail that is both fascinating and actually kind of newsy news about the new baby. we'll have that coming up a little later on this hour. >>> but as american television has lost its collective mind over this happy announcement today, the n

chris, and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, history's repeating itself. and guess what? it's on the president's side. 48 years ago today, president johnson signed establishing medicare and medicaid. signing the social security act into law. over the years, it's strengthened our safety net and has saved millions of lives. today the president spent that monumental anniversary defending his own health law in going right after republicans who are standing in its way. >> rather than keep our focus on what should be our priority, which is growing our economy and creating good middle class jobs, we've seen a certain faction of republicans in congress hurt a fragile recovery by saying they wouldn't pay the very bill the congress racks up in the first place, threatening to shut down the people's government if they can't get rid of obama care, wasting the country's time by taking something like 40 meaningless votes to repeal obama care is not a job plan. that's not a job plan. >> to repeal obama care is not a jobs plan. and shutting down the government to attack obama care, that makes no sense. but don't take my word for it. just ask certain repub

chris, and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, history's repeating itself. and guess what? it's on the president's side. 48 years ago today, president johnsond establishing medicare and medicaid. signing the social security act into law. over the years, it's strengthened our safety net and has saved millions of lives. today the president spent that monumental anniversary defending his own health law in going right after republicans who are standing in its way. >> rather than keep our focus on what should be our priority, which is

chris faulkner coming on. dagen: pepsi's better-than-expected earnings, those too. we'll talk with pepsi's chief financial officer hugh johnsonhello, i am dennis kneale. >> i am cheryl casone it. the dow jones is up. pepsi one of the big stories today. with pepsico's chief financial officer. dennis: president obama delivering a major address on the economy. it is all getting canned for no do ideas. we will have the speech reaction coming up. this is about 150 miles from the site, this is a very vivid picture of the danger of drilling oil and natural gas. first, breaking news. it is the birthday of dennis kneale. dennis: and viewers finally say yes, he is a dunce, look at that. [laughter] cheryl: it might've been my idea. dennis: thank you so much, guys. cheryl: we have nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. reporter: that is right, let's get back to these markets. you see the nasdaq composite doing nicely today. we are watching the dow jones approach 1700. here we see the s&p 500. on the move. it is earnings season. the dow jones is down, lots of names doing really great. dennis: thank you very much, nicole. stop p