>> 100 caramels. >> i see a dane sighting. [laughs] >> dane's here? >> he's outside. >> oh. >> hey. >> look at this guy. >> wow. long time no see around these parts. >> i know. i know. that's what happens when you have a reality show, i guess, huh? you just show up. >> yeah, you show up. >> so... >> you afraid to wrap a little caramel? >> oh, you know i know how. you know i know how. >> might as well. >> so you having fun? >> i am having a good time. >> that's good. hi, peter. >> hi. long time no see. >> it's still delicious. >> so what brings you here today? what is it that you want? >> what is it i want? >> yeah. >> in terms of? >> in terms of this business. >> well, i'd like it to... >> let's start there. >> to grow so it's profitable. i mean, that's-- >> and what are you doing to contribute to that growth? >> well, i mean, when i--when i say, "hey, look, let's get a business plan together and do it," and i just get a blank stare, it's hard to go-- >> not a blank stare, dane. >> i think what we clearly said was we would love to talk to you about a

. >> [groans] >> it's become clear to me that we need to part ways with dane once and for all. i just need to look over this shareholder agreement so i can figure out how to do it legally. the challenge is, is that the name and the recipes are assets of the current business. and so you guys are shareholders with dane, so i'll change the name, and we'll change the recipes, and we'll do whatever we have to, but i'm just not gonna get backed into a corner. >> why do we have to change the recipes? >> 'cause the recipes belong to the business, right? and he's a shareholder, so the only thing we can do is leave and start all over again. >> there's been a lot of work that went into getting things up to this level, and the research and other things that we've done to make these recipes, to have to-- >> i think that's our last option. >> i mean, that would be the last thing i'd want to do. >> there may be something.

finally, i serve on the dane county racial justice improvement committee.se are all important voices in our community. these are all people who want the same thing. to feel safe. we must also remember law enforcement represents these same voices and these same people. my decision will not bring tony robinson jr. back. my decision will not end the racial disparities that exist in the justice system in our justice system. my decision is not based on emotion. rather this decision is based on the facts as they have been investigated and reported to me. this decision is guided by the rule of law. and the oath i took to uphold the constitution. there's one preliminary determination i am required to make that is whether wisconsin state 174.47 concerning the review of deaths involving officers has been complied with. the law requires that each law enforcement agency have a written policy regarding investigations of officer-involved deaths that involve officers ploidsemployed by the agency. the policy must require an investigation be conducted by at least two invest

finally, i serve on the dane county racial justice improvement committee.es in our community. these are all people who want the same thing. to feel safe. we must also remember law enforcement represents these same voices and these same people. my decision will not bring tony robinson jr. back. my decision will not end the racial disparities that exist in the justice system. in hourour justice is. my decision is not based on emotion. rather, this decision is based on the facts as they have been investigated and reported to me. this decision is guided by the rule of law. and the oath i took to uphold the constitution. there is one preliminary determination i am required to make that is whether wisconsin statute 175.47 concerning the review of deaths involving officers has been complied with. the law requires that each law enforcement agency have a written policy regarding investigations of officer involved deaths that involve officers employed by the agency. the policy must require an investigation be conducted by at least two investigators, one who is the le

amy: that is dane county district attorney ozanne. m, can you talk about your response to what the district attorney said? and also, m adams, if you could talk about what you understand happened on march 6, the day that tony robinson was killed? >> on march 6, 20 robinson's friends called the police to get help for tony robinson because they thought he was behaving in a way that warranted help from an outside source so the police were called. there were notified that, look, my friend is having a hard time maybe he took something. the police show up. and within seconds or within minutes of the police showing up, tony robinson was murdered or rather he was assassinated by the police department. so our reaction to hearing the da talk about this is not legally being murder, we are absolutely opposed to this. this is absolutely murder. there are two things we should understand. one, if the police are being called for help because someone is experiencing a mental wellness issue, we should expect the people who are called for help would not

dane: so, i don't want to sell. lemonis: dane had put up only $2,000 for his 50% share and had invested no sweat equity. and while pete and allison were collecting a check that they could barely live on... allison: we made $10,000 combined. lemonis: you can't live off $10,000 a year. ...dane, who owned the building sweet pete's operated out of, was collecting a healthy rent check. and how much rent did you get? dane: i think it's $1,400 a month, so... lemonis: their relationship was toxic. peter: i'm calling you out on your integrity. it's crap. i don't care how [bleep] hard it gets, i will be here. where are you? lemonis: so, i bought dane out for $50,000 -- 25 times his original investment. peter: i never thought i was gonna get dane out of my hair. lemonis: a lot of money, but it allowed all of us to move forward and make a deal. for my $750,000, i will own 50% of the business, you will own 50% of the business. and with that money, we would start with some small moves, like improving the packaging, launching a ne

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this sandwich is unbelievably good. >> reporter: bore dane says the best cheesesteak could easily beey's on haddon avenue. sizzling the same recipe since 1943. >> this is been our basic sandwich since we started. my mother and father started it. and i carried on the tradition. >> reporter: don lucas serves it up with little twist a kaiser role with poppy seeds. >> only roll we had available at the time. and the bakery was right around the corner from here. >> reporter: lucas inspired his son joe to run a second location in medford. >> kaiser roll gives it that extra texture and amazing taste in your mouth. >> reporter: easier to hold. it looks like a cheeseburger but the cheesesteak fantastic. >> i wanted to see for myself. thank you very much got it on the kaiser roll. let's take a bite. the famous case sr. roll cheesesteak. hmm. it's a good cheesesteak but does it rival the tradition philly cheesesteak you'll find at neighbor's geno's and pats? >> philly cheesesteak but nothing like this. >> managers of the both places insist their steaks are the best. but we had to ask the experts

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i am highly honored this on top of becaming a dane dame at the beginning of year is icing to cake. >> she is getting this honor for her charity work. >> i was buying honored for my charity work for my charities with children. >> in dynasty, she was known for quite a wicket personalty and there is one infamous moment, the slap. >> it was just another day's work who knew it would be an iconic thing. it was such an ordinary day i said to miller, just make me any old dress. i am going to go to in the pond, that is one of the most hideous dresses this i wore in dynasty. >> last night she was honored. with comedy and laughter. i got to talk with jerry lewis before the show. >> i understand that jerry lewis is a bit of a flirt. >> we have a funny moment, i'll say it was one of my more awkward moments talking with interviewing someone. but -- >> what did he say? >> i -- now i am speechless, like i was last night, let's say he is sharp as a whip, he had the whole room cracking up all night long. >> you look terrific. >> thank you. >> you going to get dressed? bill: senator jennifer beck, have

> cÓmo van a hacer algo tan cruel, algo que daÑe nuestra moralidad. >> importante aclarar que el bosquejoÉs de una descripciÓn que hizo la vÍctima del caso en marzo. queremos aconsejar a todas las familias, ya sea una soltera madre de familia, que si es en las puertas de sus hogares ya que se piensa que en este Último caso sospechoso entrÓ por una puerta que habÍa sido dejada abierta y se escondiÓ en la baÑera y esperÓ que las residentes se quedaron dormidas. describo descensos de filadelfia para noticias univisiÓn 65. >> gracias fior por tu informe. segÚn investigadores los ladrones han hecho de las suyas en al menos seis ocasiones la mayorÍa de las vÍctimas han sido estudiantes de la universidad de temple. todos los robos ocurrieron entre el 14 al 22 de mayo muchos de estos fueron captados por cÁmaras de seguridad. nadie ha resultado herido. si este saber una informaciÓn sobre estos incidentes se reconoce los sospechosos debe comunicarse con la policÍa de filadelfia. otro que es buscado su sospechoso descrito como hispano y que estuvo involucrado en un robo de richmond, filadelfia. una

some danes are not keen. nicholas has more. nicholas: pain with your smart phone or a card is the future, certainly -- paying with your smart phone or a card is the future, certainly in denmark. if the danish parliament gives the ok, the measure will come next year, and the goal is to help his this is but what makes plenty of sense to the younger generation is just another headache for the elderly that are not up to speed in parts of copenhagen. >> that cannot be possible. there is an older population and they are not used to cards yet. nicholas: one out of three games use a mobile app. adding to the generation gap is the mood that going entirely cash free is not feasible. some of our staff face losing tips and have mixed feelings about the prospects of the cashless customer. crux it is good and bad. it would be harder to steal. at the same time, there could be problems if the system shuts down, the bar could be stopped no more service -- if you cannot change over to cash. nicholas: switching could well be slower than the gover

the dane county d.a. has decided not to press charges against madison police officer matt kenny.on march 6th. >> a lawful use of deadly police force and that no charges should be brought against officer kenny in the death of tony robinson jr. >> officer kenny was responding to calls that the 19-year-old had assaulted two people and was running in traffic. police say robinson was unarmed, but attacked officer kenny. the family of tony robinson is expected to give a news conference in a short time from now. we'll bring that to you as soon as it happens. joining me now a contributor to "essence" magazine, and john kelly, defense attorney. also, joy reid msnbc national reporter. on the phone is the editor and chief of the progressive magazine based in madison. ms. madison, what's your

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. >> the entire week every single dane at five-day forecast starts with an 8. tuesday, 88 degrees for a high. so we are talking about summer. >> july. >> it is. early july. beautiful today, spectacular evening, full moon at night. now, for tomorrow the humidity is low. continue to keep the warmth around. so this week is going to be the warmest this year not just this year but since september of last year. and limited rain chances in the forecast. by the end of next week into the weekend, lawns and gardens dry for a good portion of us. temperatures in the 70s the most part, 78 in washington, 79 manassas a high today of 84. beautiful this evening, have the dinner outdoors fire up the grill, taking the dog for a walk the weather is cooperating. 9 p.m. temperatures in the low 70s, even around midnight only in the mid-60s, so some of you might have your air companier kicking on tonight and you will -- you may need it for monday and tuesday, but i think this weather is going to be great, especially tomorrow at the bus stop, a nice cool start, temperatures in the 50s.

the danes are investing tens of millions of dollars in various de-radicalization programs to try to preventpread of the enthusiasm for extreme islam on display at his funeral. but if they return to western denmark and the police fail to find evidence that they committed crimes in the middle east, they will be offered a place on a rehabilitation program. >> we don't roll out the red carpet. but we are there to try to help them reintegrate into society, because we believe that is the most secure thing we can do to protect society from these young people from becoming even more radicalized. >> reporter: one person with an insight into the minds of the jihadis is morten storm, a former islamic radical, who claims to have worked as a double agent for the c.i.a. and helped them target al qaeda leaders in yemen. >> i think the authorities are being naive. at the same time i think it's a disgrace. i think they are underestimating the ideology and the motivation of these people. >> reporter: after her city hall meeting, karolina talked to one of the officials involved in copenhagen's de-radicalizati

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a two-year-old great dane honors fallen veterans by sing at events if their memorial my.g and whining along when she was little and now she sings in a manner of speaking for k-9 heroes and she knows she has a job to do when she wears her bandanna flag. >> she is a star attraction. >> and i am sure it put as smile on people's face because it is so sweet. thank you for joining us. a look outside at clouds. we low pressure for rain. have a great [dramatic music] >> yeah! oh, ha, ha! what's up? [cheers and applause] welcome to the show. i'm terry crews, the guy with the two best jobs on television: brooklyn nine-nine and right here hosting millionaire! [cheers and applause] today's first contestant is dying for the finer things in life. with the $1 million, he'll splurge on an inflatable megamansion with a ball pit and a pirate ship. from gloucester, new jersey, please welcome cody gorman! cody, what's up? how you doing? >> good. how are you? >> wow. here we are. >> whoo! >> man, somebody told me you were the gambler. >> that's quite correct, terry.

the dane county d.a. has decided not to press charges against madison police officer matt kenny. kenny shot unarmed tony robinson on march 6th. >> a lawful use of deadly police force and that no charges should be brought against officer kenny in the death of tony robinson jr. >> officer kenny was responding to calls that the 19-year-old had assaulted two people and was running in traffic. police say robinson was unarmed, but attacked officer kenny. the family of tony robinson is expected to give a news conference in a short time from now. we'll bring that to you as soon as it happens. joining me now a contributor to "essence" magazine, and john kelly, defense attorney. also, joy reid msnbc national reporter. on the phone is the editor and chief of the progressive magazine based in madison. ms. madison, what's your reaction to no charges filed in this case? >> i think that while it's very true that each of these cases is facts specific, and in this particular case it does seem that the independent investigator found that there was no probable cause to move forward with charges, i

there are still people with strong moral objections, but the danes have never been that strict about it. even queen margrethe likes to wear luxurious furs. vest once had the opportunity to thank her for her support. but what's good business for the mink farmers is horrifying to animal rights activists. they've been protesting against the mink far some activists even break into the farms and set the mink free. vest says the case is clear. knud: there is wild mink. but the major part of them come from those activists, who released mink in areas. we have tried to catch them very quickly as much as possible. >> strandby doesn't like to hear that. he has to try to capture the escaped mink, and he'd prefer to do less of that. he has to cover several hundred kilometers, and he and his colleagues monitor about a -- about 150 traps. some are in places the mink can access better than people can. uffe: the mink was lucky today. >> but the mink has left its tracks. uffe: what you see here on this map, is that all the red crosses are places, where we have put up traps, kill traps. this is an area

the dane russ rip tides are to blame for at least three deaths over the holiday weekend. more than 500 people were rescued. >> always something to remember especially as summer, the official start of summer approaches. >> you swim parallel to the beach. we'll be saying that again and again but that's how you get out of it. storm tracker six live double scan and we have no precipitation out there and as we take look outside sunshine is coming up nice and bright down the shore and elsewhere across the region and it's going to be a nice day on the beach similar to yesterday with high temperatures getting up close to 80. of course it's still kind of chilly in the water. 66 degrees is your current air temperature in philadelphia. your dewpoint starting to creep up a little closer to humid territory. by this afternoon i think it will feel at least slightly humid out there, a little worse than yesterday. winds out of the south at just 9 miles per hour. as we take a look at future tracker six the rest of the way you can see how we're generally clear. there at times will be a litt

"action news" reporter dann cuellar is live from south philadelphia tonight dane, 21 vehicles have been stole up just since april 1st. >> reporter: that is right jim. you know what in most cases these bikes that were stolen were lock up. as you are about to see in this surveillance footage just released by police these thieves were bold this was may 21st just after 8:00 p.m. white van pulled up to a secured garage at 17th and locust. one man was behind the wheel. two others got out. they forced open a metal grate and then they wheeled out two motorcycles loading them in the back of the van. alex newman is, keeley aware of the problem. >> i have had three stole men three years. >> reporter: what gives, what is going on. >> they are popular. easy to get around. i have to get back and forth in ten minutes to work. >> reporter: police say motorcycles and scooters have been disappearing off the streets of the south philadelphia, center city in an alarming rate. this had map shows compactly where it has already happen. >> since april 1st we have had 19 scooters, and or motorcycles stolen in p

: not doing so well, slipping between gains and losses, trying to figure out if we're going to see danes the year compared to last year, and it really is all due to the fed, isn't it? gold has a seasonal pattern, and it bottoms at this time of the year until the chinese new year. ramadan is usually be first big move of seeing gold rally. it is a series of holidays that come in the fall, and it is christmas and then chinese new year, so some 35 years of data points. now, shorter-term, it is real interest rates. taking away the cpi number, and is a positive or negative, and right now, the u.s., all of the four major currencies that are trading, it has the highest real interest rates, so gold is priced in dollar terms. when real interest rates are up, gold is down. well, you're probably getting a real interesting perspective at the conference you are at right now. there is a lot of fear about what people are saying. what are your colleagues saying? comes from bads news, so every time we have bad news, we see governments knee-jerk around and do something to stimulate the economy. we saw it o

. >> emmett thunderpaws is a 3-year-old great dane, the pride and joy of the crowder family.vor's deployed, emmett misses his playmate. >> get in my face and pushing me down. >> emmett, he missed rolling around with trevor. they're best friends. hi, emmett. >> on the day her husband returns from war, whitney decides to videotape trevor's homecoming from emmett's point of view. >> emmett, come on. hey, emmett. do you not recognize me? he clearly smelled me coming in through the door. so i had no idea his reaction was going to be like that. it made it special for us. >> he was just like trying to look him in the eyes. i think he remembers you. >> how you doing? >> it was really fun to see emmett greeting trevor coming back. and it was really cute. i'm glad that i caught it on camera. >> and we're done. >> in buffalo, new york, another soldier is greeted by a very emotional pooch. [ whining ] >> i miss you, yeah. >> karen fisher, an air force captain is returning from afghanistan, when she's surprised by her beloved golden retriever molly. [ whining ] >> i knew she would react,

and storm, a dane, is exactly what the cia needs. >> i had these different names. had different personalities. >> polar bear. >> polar bear. it's some kind of schizophrenic lifestyle. >> and he's made important surprising connections with al qaeda leaders. according to counterterrorism expert magnus rantrop. >> sheer luck he'd been to the many maceplace, met the right people. >> he's the forrest gump of radical islamism. >> there aren't a lot of people like him who have all the different dimensions. he was the real deal. >> a real deal. a larger than life personality. who reveals his journey from jihad to james bond in this book, "agent storm: my life inside al qaeda and the cia." co-authored by paul cruickshank and tim lister, both cnn contributors. >>> coming up, how storm goes from boxer to holy warrior. >> i was invited by osama bin laden to join up with him in the training camp in afghanistan. we all enter this world with a shout, and we see no reason to stop. so cvs health is creating industry-leading programs and tools that help people stay on medicines as t

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. >> now instead of facing a minor offense, the suspect dane christian, is convicted of criminal andlations, including reckless driving and reckless endangerment in four separate jurisdictions. he was sentenced three years probation. his passenger is not charged. >> what you use it for, i don't know, but you can get didn't get away, though. >> it's impressive to see what officers face every day. working to keep their communities safe. some of these stories would be hard to believe if they weren't captured by dashboard cameras. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> sometimes the best laid plans can go awry. leading to the worst kind of day possible. there's nobodying nobody can do to save him. >> at a kentucky gas station, a routine fill-up flares up. >> it happened so fast. everybody was in so much shock. >> further south a job in texas turns

. >> from jumping off clip in wing suits, dane potter was an extreme sports legend and pioneer.xed points, base jumpers fly dangerously close to the surface as they drop thousands of feet. it's illegal, but that doesn't stop people from doing it. >> they're doing it because they love it. >> on saturday, shortly before sunset, potter and 29-year-old graham hunt attempted a jump. a cliff with about a 3,500 foot drop to the valley floor. friends reported the two were missing that night. on sunday, a helicopter spotted the bodies of the two men. they were found at different locations. photographer shawn reader nu both men. >> graham and dean both were two of the best wing suit jumpers in the world. and while i think both of them never had a death wish, i think they both truly were honestly choosing to live life to the fullest, they were also both aware that what they were doing, it brought the chance of death. >> 43-year-old potter pushed those limits traveling around the world in search of the next thrill. like rock climbing without a rope or tether. potter recently posted this pic

hey, kit cat kline, can you find that taylor dane song that's another good one.e married. >> you can't say. >> this you're engaged. >> oh, darn, i forgot. she lives in los angeles. >> oh, my gosh. >> why did you guys break up? can you say that. >> well, it was weird. >> i don't know if you should say. >> hill break up stories listen, he broke up with someone in paris took a girl to paris, brought her up on the eiffel tower, and then was like okay, we're done. then he left early didn't he? >> we don't need to tell that story again. >> every time i hear it like really mike? >> what? >> oh, you're waiting for the skip add thing to play? i hate that. >> you got to love those. >> but you got to love the skip ad. when when that pops up. >> while waiting then, quincy just text me lauren he said the song by big sean, can't play it on here. >> entire song to break up? >> you two are not playing along, these empowerment song. the idea of the game was to be miserable. >> but we don't want to be miserable. >> this will make you sick. >> okay. >> ♪ ♪ >> pump it up! >> ♪ ♪ >>

dominic dunn who played dane dead. julian beck who plays henry cain dead of stomach cancer.ike perryman who played pugsby killed with an ax. blond girl died of cardiac arrest. don't let this happen use some of your power in hollywood to stop another poltergeist, we're running out of actors. at the deaths. like 67 70. it was like people died. i don't know if you can attribute it to the curse. people died. >> okay. some might be natural causes. maybe it is not the occult. i would say it's a coincidence. more than a coincidence. >> bottom line is if they asked cameo, would you do it? >> how much? that's basically it. i'm replacement. >> we know from the second topic you have all the time in the world great to see you. >> nice to see you, megyn. >>> letterman gone. and howie is next on the new era for america. what does it mean to have an unlimited mileage warranty on a certified pre-owned mercedes-benz? what does it mean to drive as far as you want... for up to three years... and be covered? it means your odometer... is there to record... the memories. during the mercedes-benz

dane schmidt is the photographer who snapped this gem.orporal caleb earwood and his bride maggie are holding hands around the corner to avoid seeing each other before the ceremony. this photo has been shared more than 6,000 times on facebook. it is sweet. >>> android users looking to drive stream the exciting moments of their lives can now use periscope to make that happen and derek is just discovering this today. >> they didn't have it for the droid and i was left out. >> your favorite quote today is i got to get back to the news. >>> by the way, twitter is making the app available for android phones. you can only get it for the iphone back in march. this is an app that allows you to stream live video to as many people as you'd like. search periscope on www.wusa9.com. we'll give you more info on how it works. you can follow me and check it out. >> you might just see derek tell you you've got to get back to work. >>> the nationals season made a big turn for the better and the reason may have been in the palm of their hand the entire time.

. >> dane hillary clinton has been criticized for not taking questions from the press.t this point is that helping her or hurting her? >> well on this issue perhaps it is helping her because she was on a different side of the issue from where you were and where nancy pelosi was. and where the democratic base wants her to be right now. i think hillary clinton's reluctance to open up the "ttuqáurjju in general is a problem for her and for the democrats. but on this one, it is a very obvious decision to make. she can't say what you just said. >> that's why i raised hillary clinton. >> knowing what we know now, we should have elected you. we would not be in this mess. >> i second that. the reason i raise this, this would have come up to hillary if she had to anxious a question. >> i think she could answer it. she has said her vote was a mistake even at the time. so i don't think she would stumble the way these guys are stumbling. >> and john kerry too. >> you can see the full interview with nancy pelosi. it will air sunday at 1:00 p.m. on msnbc. hillary clinton's iraq vote

you were just hearing from the district attorney in dane county that's madison, wisconsin. his name issish male 0 zain. he was announcing his decision to not charge a police officer in the shooting death of unarmed 19-year-old tony robinson. let's get right to cnn's ryan young. he's live in madison, wisconsin. ryan. >> reporter: jake we are right across the street from where that shooting happened. i can toll you across the street you can see that group of people over there. they are a group of faith leaders and communities members who arrived here to listen to this and watch it together. a lot of them have their phones. they've been streaming it and watching it. when the announcement was made they didn't make a noise. what we're told is there will be a march sometime soon. there will be one tomorrow. but there's talk tonight about a march to the capital. this is the state where tony robinson was coming down that night. we're actually standing at the gas station where there was surveillance video of some of the interaction that you just heard about. the fact that there were

the death of freddie dane and continued fallout has thrust three women into the city's spotlight.ayor and state's attorney and the head of the maryland national guard. cnn's stephanie elam takes a look at these three women and tell us what they want for baltimore. >> reporter: this may the popular image of a powerful woman in baltimore. but the real battle for peace, justice, and civil rights is being waged by these women. >> if, with the nation watching, three black women at three different levels can't get justice and healing for this community, you tell me where we are going to get it. >> reporter: that's right. the mayor, the state's attorney and head of maryland's military are all black women. >> i love this city and i know we can be better than what we have seen. >> reporter: perhaps the face of baltimore politics, stephanie rawlings-blake is the city ace mayor and walked away with 90% of the general vote in 2011 to win hearse first time and a baltimore native and first elected to the city council when she was only 25 years eneled the youngest to be elected to the baltimore'

reporter: back here live as we look at the other end of this small community lake there's a small found dane and what they call bubblers. the dep says they can't compete with the problems caused by the runoff and the okay jen demand for the algae that results. officials say there is nothing in the lake that is toss toxic. the fish are suffocating but otherwise are fine. they tell us it is still safe to fish there. they're hoping the worst of that it is fish kill is behind them. live in ridley park i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> sarah thank you. >>> in tomorrow's primary election the philadelphia ballot will include a question to get more toddlers ready for school. philadelphia district attorney seth williams was surrounded by preschoolers at city hall today. he is encouraging voters to say yes tomorrow to ballot question number four. it will create a commission to create a city wide plan for universal prek. williams said studies show getting a student prepared for school before first grade leads to higher graduation rates. >>> and we will have complete coverage of t

it was introduced by a republican, republican senator steve danes of montana. coming up next, ireland votes for marriage equality and here in the united states, the number of people who say they are socially liberal is the highest in 15 years and republican candidates for president do not know what to do about that. when you're not confident your company's data is secure the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. we monitor network traffic worldwide, so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. >>> 467,307. >> this weekend, the republic of ireland became the first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote. 62% voted in favor of it. here at home, a new gallop poll shows that 60% of americans now support marriage equality, including 7% of democrats, 64% of independents and 37% of republicans. america's shift to marriage equality presents a challenge for some republican candidates who oppose it. group

dominic dunn who played dane dead. julian beck who plays henry cain dead of stomach cancer.ead of kidney failure. like perryman who played pugsby killed with an ax. blond girl died of cardiac arrest. don't let this happen use some of your power in hollywood to stop another poltergeist, we're running out of actors. at the deaths. like 67 70. it was like people died. i don't know if you can attribute it to the curse. people died. >> okay. some might be natural causes. maybe it is not the occult. i would say it's a coincidence. more than a coincidence. >> bottom line is if they asked you to do a cameo, would you do it? >> how much? that's basically it. i'm replacement. >> we know from the second topic you have all the time in the world now. great to see you. >> great to see you. >>> now letterman, gone! and howie kurst is next on the new era for america. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. introducing the e series. legendary john deere quality.

the good news dane at that thanks for coming on show. >> you're an early reader of book.: i'm a big fan of it too because it is fantastic. you did a great job with that book. talk a little politics first. come back to it, i will talk about my favorite parts. hillary clinton, she seems to be weathering the scandal what is going on? >> i do think our media some ways we're so hungry for next thing, turn the page for next news cycle i don't think we know how she is weather scandals. if you look at other polls like "wall street journal" and ap they had a different result. all those polls are good polls. they're getting different things. it is really early to tell. remember this, first of all she hasn't answered any questions about i in of this. one of the ways you weather a storm you ignore it. that seems to work. other thing none of the candidates that will be running against her in the next year-and-a-half, have begun to try to define her and run negative ads, things like that. so we don't really know. sadly i actually think for the american people regardless of politics the

i grew up and i need danes and swedes and italians and poles and many different types of people. i didn't know many chinese. they were not allowed to come into the country so instead of knowing reality in china and having a bridge across the pacific we had imagery about china and the mig was created in missionary to china who wrote woeful letters home to congregations here in the united states. in the united states we heard about how the chinese want to become christian eyes. they want to become americanized and it's about to happen just send a few more dollars. eventually this became a huge enterprise. millions of dollars were going through the missionary pipeline to china to support american missionaries who wrote hopeful fiction back to the united states that the chinese were converting. the idea that china wanted to be americanized and christianized grew in the american mind. in the 1930s, the number one author of the 1930s was pearl buck the good earth. she was talking about a christian china that was about to arise. you see in the book her lectures on this. the number one p

then they handed over their findings to the prosecutor, to the district attorney in madison, in danein. over this past weekend specifically on mother's day, on sunday, that prosecutor announced that he had reached a decision in this case about whether or not he was going to charge the officer, but he wasn't announcing it then. he wanted to give the community 48 hours' notice of his decision. he said he would announce today if there would be charges. well today that d.a. ismael ozanne, stepped up to the podium, wiped his brow talked about his heritage as a bi-racial man and the first african-american d.a. in wisconsin. he told the family of tony robinson he was sorry for their loss, and then he announced his decision. >> my decision will not bring tony robinson jr. back. my decision will not end the racial disparities that exist in the justice system. in our justice system. i conclude that it this tragic and unfortunate death was the result of a lawful use of deadly police force, and that no charges should be brought against officer kenny in the death of tony robinson jr. >> no charge