then finally, danny pulls off the incredible back flip. >> it worked out, which is great. land it clean, you get stinging wrists and ankles. >> for danny, all of the pain and hard work is worth it. when industrial revolutions goes viral, it brings worldwide attempt to trials bike riding and awes millions. >> most of us have day jobs. we're envious of people who get to try these amazing things. we want to live vicariously through their experiences. >> it's inspirational. it's the reason why we dream, so that we can be like one of these guys. >> i feel very lucky to be in the position i am. i'm getting to ride my bike for a living. i hope to be able to do it for a number of years yet. >>> on the streets of detroit and throughout michigan, hard times are leading to hard choices for a growing number of young women caught up in the underground sex trade. >> domestic trafficking in the state of michigan is a huge problem. >> police! coming in. >> we've seen cases involving 12- and 13-year-olds in small towns. we've seen cases involving young girls in the big cities here. they ar

but danny takes the old saying to heart.at. >> so i went back up there. it's ten stories to get to the top of that thing. a fractured ankle in the hot humidity, construction all the way to the top of this thing. so i had to hike that thing. >> he gets into position to make another attempt. and lands successfully. >> then i made it perfect. and i went back and did it like five times in a row. i mean, thank god. i don't know how it worked out, but it did. i made it over the wall, my ankle's broken. each time i went up there, please, just god, make this happen, get me out of here in one piece, i don't want to end up in the hospital in china, i want to get home, please, get me home safely. i prayed every time i went up there. >> eventually, he stops jumping the wall, giving his body a much-needed rest. >> i think it was at the top, as far as dangerous things i've done by a long shot. >> the great wall of china jump put danny squarely in the danger zone. but for him, it's all for the greater good of the sport. >> you know, i've a

you remember danny t. - hello to the max, yo! - danny t, lead singer of soundcheck? i can't believe it! it's so great to see you again. - hello, man! - ms. o, may i have a word? no offense to danny t, but i really don't like soundcheck. it's just not my kind of music. so if i could sit this one out, that would be great. - i hear what you're saying. - great! so i can skip this one? - no. i just said i hear what you're saying. danny t, tell olive and otto what's wrong. - aight here's the 411. the rest of soundcheck is missing. - what?! - oh, that's too bad.

i took this risk with "danny collins" doing music singing. >> rose: i know, you're singing in "danny." >> yeah. singing in the rain. but it's okay. i hope i get by a little bit. but it's-- it's that i took it because the director really wanted me to do it. and when you think back, i took "godfather" because the director really wanted me on. >> rose: francis wanted. >> that's what he saw. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> great pleasure. nice to talk to you. >> rose: "the hum ling" and "danny collins." two proifies of an actor looking at their own life and where they are and what they might have missd missd and where they might go. thank you for joining us. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >>> this is nightly business report with tyler mat and sue herera. >> stocks surge. the tou shoots hire, having is best day in a month but there's one sector investors are paying close attention to. >> pay r

charlie: danny collins, terrific cast. what a cast. when you see that montage, what do you think about this career in acting that you've had and continue to have? al: it baffles me. you spend your life just moving on. it's one of the perks, but also one of the issues you have when you are with a group of people and you are in the company and you know we all sort of feel that way. actors are transient. charlie: somebody once said, actors are gypsies. al: they are. they have that in their spirit. when i look at things i've done before -- there is a certain -- mercifully, there is a distance you have. you look at it and say, this all part of if you want to call it development -- i remembered has them had a special evening -- had a special evening, and he said, how did this happen? they did one for me and i went up there and thought, there's no rehab in this. where is the time i was in rehab? i never was in rehab. charlie: the question posed in john lennon's letter in "danny collins to get stay true to yourself, you play to yourself for th

. >>> and i'm danny pommells, a historic day in sports in more ways than one.highlights and reaction from a feat 37 years in the making. american pharaoh now an american legend. next. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. cause i'm not just a fellow dad, fellow mom fellow saver i'm a fellow citizen. who gets up every day and tries her best. just like you. if you have a question about money, ask me. sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >>> police are investigating an armed bank robbery they believe is connected to another rob richlt you can see the man in these surveillance pictures pointing the gun at the employees in bridgeton pike last night. the suspect got away with a large bills, cash in a bag. >>> next honoring the life and service of beau biden. how people in delaware paid their respects to a man who meant so much to the state. >>> and expecting cool air, belo

danny, first to you. how rare is it to even have this convicted terrorist addressing the courtroom. >> it actually happens in both federal and state cases. a defendant has an absolute right of allocution and as much as defense attorneys tell you have that right but for appeal purposes i recommend you not exercise it ultimately that choice is always always the defendant's and not the attorney's so defendants can do just about anything they want although statistically i would imagine they usually do not exercise that right to address the public so ultimately what to keep in mind here is that this defendant's absolute right to address the public and address the members of the courtroom. >> let me jump in because obviously we've got people inside the courtroom, federal courthouse so cameras aren't allowed. let me read what we have from some of our crews communicating with us outside. we know that he is now finished addressing the court, began by recognizing ramadan and gave thanks to allah and thanked his att

danny danny, this 21-year-old confessed to the police that he indeed did this.ot a local in the community. he was a couple of hours away from charleston. does this show that he may have cased this case knew where the bible study was going to be perhaps planning all of this? >> you don't really see that from the affidavit. it's not going to be a complete narrative of the theory of the case. it's going to be very bare bones. there's a lot of cutting and pasting. this is a document that the police have had to prepare and law enforcement have had to prepare very quickly. these documents are not going to read like very long narratives with each piece of evidence referenced. it's only going to be the bare bones and that's what we're getting. they are holding this defendant without bond, without bail. >> we learned in these affidavits that all of the victims were hit multiple times. they also mentioned with malice and aforethought. why are those words used do you think? >> those are the magic words that you need to establish a case like this. it's not going to be consi

danny: we don't focus on prevention as much as rapid detection.e call this a data intelligence system. this is really focused on very strong privacy. the idea here is that if we can automate detection, we can bring the detection time down. that is key to mitigated damages. emily: could your technology have helped the government? once they are inside, how quickly can they snatch the data? guest: i think we can help in the current situation. the line between economic motivations is really quite blurry. the data that is stolen is monetized on the dark web for economic gain as well. whether it is stolen health records, personal records, these are valuable commodities. where we can help, is now that we know that something has been taken, we can fingerprinted that information and continuously scanned the dark web for the instant that it goes out to be monetized. at least cut out that part of the damage. they might not be will to help with the espionage part that we can mitigated the personal damage to the actual federal employees. emily: this is not the

when they compared to danny's, it was a match. >> how big of a deal is this they were able to extractngerprint from a photograph? >> it's huge. >> for the prosecutor working the case it was compelling evidence. >> this is more reliable comparing a print left at the scene. you're looking at the actual finger and not worried how many pressure was applied to that print. >> experts say this is a game changer n. an age of high-tech camera phones this could help capture other dangerous criminals in the future. >> very ground breaking i think. i've never heard of it before. >> thanks in large part to that photograph fingerprint, jurors found danny horner guilty of all charges. he'll spend the rest of his life in prison. >> that is amazing. >>> coming up next it's an annual firefighter fund-raiser. it's not for the faint of heart. call me out on this one. we'll take you to the rattlesnake round up in pennsylvania. has saved her dog's life. cannabis for pets is legal - but as >>> pot for pets. one bay area dog owner says a cannabis pill made for animals has saved her dog's life. cannabis for p

i have danny cevallos stand big live. first to the man named anthony elonis, sentenced to 44 months for post something extremely serious threats on facebook, and today he's vindicated. explain what happened? >> absolutely. the high court ruling in an 8-1 opinion, ruling in favor of this pennsylvania man who had been convicted after he posted violent messages on his facebook page. one of the messages concerning his estranged wife said one way to love you a thousand ways to kill you. another one of the messages says that there were enough elementary schools in a ten-mile radius to initiate the most heinous school shooting ever. elonis and his lawyer argued he was blowing off steam, that these were rap lyrics but a jury in pennsylvania convicted him under a federal statute based on how a reasonable person would perceive those statements as a threat. however, the high court today saying that standard is too low. what should matter here is recklessness, whether a person should know this would be perceived as a threat, or wheth

please thank danny for taking that one second to talk with us. we know she doesn't have a lot of time. >> thanks steph. >> victory tastes sweet especially when you're settling a sports bet between lawmakers. ohio senator sherrod brown is supposed to pay up today with his friendly wager with california senator barbara boxer. since the warriors defeated the cavs to win the nba championship, brown is supposed to bring boxer and the staff beer from the hopping frog brewery in akron, ohio. akron is from where lebron james grew up. it's also where warriors mvp steph curry was born as well. >>> you're going to callscz?in sick for work tomorrow i'm sure but if you can't, you can watch it at the office because we'll be on tv. we'll also be online. nbcbayarea.com. we'll have information on road closures and transportation as well. >>> in addition to the parç%1hr(t&háhp &hc ddress the u.s. conference of mayors tomorrow afternoon in san francisco and after that he'll do some fundraising and he'll stay overnight before leaving saturday morning. 9 president

danny bon danny bon duchy, no stranger to struggles himself with several arrests and past issues withys he is surprised tlc has not pulled the plug on the duggars. >> i think the line is when sponsors bail. talking about the duggars, the sponsors will always bail at pedophilia. you cannot recover. honey boo boo. done over the same charge. >> duggar posted an apology on facebook. who can forget phil robertson of "duck dynasty." seth mcfarland didn't at the critics choice awards. his fortune in 2013 was estimated to be $15 million. >> i'm also being declared a genius on the network that airs "duck dynasty." this is a show -- a show whose cast members believe hurricanes are caused by gay marriage. >> although a & e initially suspended robertson indefinitely after he told gq magazine that homosexuality was sinful after vocal protests the controversial family head was put back on the show. >> i have to tell you it's horrible horrible lines, but it is good tv. i don't respect anybody on the shows but i respect the people who are profiting from it. >> the '70s were different. fewer channels.

danny: we have some time to go. this is political postern on both sides. -- fostering on both sides. the reality is greece is in a situation of can't pay won't pay. what has been imposed on them the last five years has .enerated a terrible recession output is down 25% start of 2010. it is hard to see how this actually gets resolved without a major give on the part of creditors which does nothing to be coming. or exit. for the stock market, it is difficult to make a one-to-one connection between a greek exit and u.s. stocks. while gisele apple because greece is going to exit the euro? -- why would you sell apple because greece is going to exit the euro? forecastt seen a good of what would be a fair exchange rate for the euro if greece leaves. i cannot think anyone can say what that is. the effect of that as far as s&p 500 earnings -- erik: the euro would trade higher in theory if greece leaves. danny: the euro would trade higher. there is an issue of short run chaos. maybe for greece after that chaos and capital flow

danny nickerson. ♪ whose birthday wish last summer was for a few cards. he got them. 750,000 of them. sadly, what he didn't get was more time. he died in april from an inoperable brain tumor. >> we're going to golf. >> reporter: so to honor danny with the vocal support of their kindergarten classmates, ryan is raising money to help fight childhood cancer. $14,000 and growing fast. part of a larger golf fights cancer fund-raiser his mom organizes every year. >> i always want him to have hope. hope, hope, hope that a person can beat cancer. and that's why right now more cancer survivors are coming out to shake his hand and say guess what? i beat cancer. >> you have to earn your birdies. >> reporter: his granddad will help him pick the right clubs. >> my grandfather's going to be my caddie, and he's a cancer survivor. i'll just hit it straight. >> reporter: and in a sport where keeping score is paramount, ryan isn't counting birdies and pars. he's settling a different score. teeing off on a deadly diseas

brought to you by xfinity. >> danny pommells. the flyers made a big trade this afternoon heading into next season. nickless grossman to the coyotes in exchange for sam gagner. a draft pick in 2016 or 2017. the gm would not commit to keeping gagner. the speculation the flyers could buy his contract. >>> they also sent chris pronger's contract to the coyotes. he has not played since 2011 and currently works for the nhl department of player safety. >>> to baseball now to the phillies they got two innings in with the naelgzs today before mother nature washed them out. they'll play a single admission doubleheader tomorrow at 1:00. gonzalez will get the ball in game two against the nationals pitcher to be named later. >>> cole hamels also told jim salesbury that he has not blocked any policy trades and open minded about anything end quote. this includes the possibility of going to toronto and houston put on a no-trade list back in october. >>> sixers hope their twin towers will now be a trio. okafor will be under the microscope tomorro

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danny: i don't know about being a white knight.ll of the eu members are going to vote on the new will of sanctions in a few months time. and what one country can stop it? obviously that is part of it. apparently greece and russia signed a deal today with a pipeline going through it. i think this is political positioning. i keep going back to -- there is the long run fix? what will get the greek economy to expand? since 2010.wn 25% thehe measures imposed by troika are implemented, i see outputs falling for kurt -- further. this is crisis upon crisis. temporary fix. there is no evidence here whatsoever of a long run fix. and the fundamental thing is that austerity hasn't worked in greece. it hasn't worked anywhere else. pimm: that is the impasse we have. you. was flour, thank still ahead on the "bloomberg market day." arelet: why investors pouring money into comedies that could stop a cyber attack. we differentiate the winners from the also-rans. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day," on scarlet fu. pimm: i'm pimm fox

a key component in their bagging here and for the steve jobs film they needed our rebate director danny boil wanted to shoot in san francisco's the producers no go to a tax rebate state lake louisiana he was adamant about shooting here that they really needed the rebate program to make they'll costs come out. >> 44 days so it was a a lot of locals. >> that's amazing we're going to have a danny boil movie i wish heed do a zombie film (laughter). >> why not to mr. rose our budget analyst report. >> yes. classroom and members of the committee on page 3 of the our report we have a table one that shows the actual rebeats for the qualified film production companies under the rebate program that is expectation in fiscal year 2006 and 2007 as we've seen in the table that totals $3 million plus i will also note the mayors proposed budget for 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 currently before the board of supervisors is $800000 or $6 million plus over the next two years we also report on page 4 of our report bans that opportunity for the rebate program it is shown in table 2 on page 4 every there's between

elizabeth joins me live along with danny cevallos.ear to compile, the facts were remarkable in this, they showed that even the ceo of st. mary's tried to stop you from getting this information. how and why? >> so what happened was we went to the florida department of health and said we heard you sent a team of experts in to review the hospital. can we have those reports? and then later we got an e-mail that the ceo of the hospital had sent the state saying hey, i hear cnn, a reporter is asking for these reviews. well, we thought that they wouldn't be released without our approval. and they were e-mails going back and forth between the state and tenant the company that owns the hospital. >> the ceo that closed the garage door on you. >> and refused to do an interview despite the fact that these parents want answers and the state said we can't hold this report and did send it to us, but he certainly made an effort. >> are hospitals required to release -- i hate to call them death rates but mortality rates. >> a lot of americans think th

danny nickerson.ine. >> reporter: ryan is determined to fill 100 holes and countless hearts with hope. ron mott nbc news, norton massachusetts. >> we are rooting for you. that'll do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm savannah guthrie. i'll see you bright and early tomorrow on "today." for all of us at nbc news, good night. >>> trump turns his presidential presser into the don't show. does he have a legitimate shot at the white house? now on "extra." >>> it's officially on. donald trump for president. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. >> we're not going to be ripped off by the world any more. >> can trump take on hillary i in 2016? plus is "the apprentice" now officially over? >>> new video, patrick dempsey grilled about the rumored affair. >>> plus -- >> dempsey is not the only one under rage. rachel dolezal arrived in new york for her big tv interview. >> she meets sharon stone. her big news. and whyron is saying this. >> moved in on a couple of pores. >> then new york

let's go to danny and mel.s a criminal defense attorney and mel is also an attorney and cnn commentator. danny, what the judge decided is there's probable cause to charge the men with murder manslaughter reckless homicide negligent homicide. this judge says there is probable cause to charge them with that but, that doesn't mean today they are being charged with that. legally speaking what are the consequences here? >> the consequences are virtually none. this judge reached the correct legal result. i'm not talking about the probable cause determination. arguably more important was the determination of the role and the power of the court in this situation. in ohio this law allows for what are called private, criminal complaints to be reviewed by a court. the issue is can the court compel the arrest and prosecution of a defendant if the prosecutor does not want to get involved or independent of the prosecutors involvement. the court concluded it does not have that power. even though there is an ohio statute that

danny cevallos is joining us.n and i encourage our viewers to watch it. >> wolf the government has free speech rights. the government can free speak and not only can it speak, it can espouse any particular program that it likes. because this flag was erected as a result of a work of the legislature, it appears that it is existence on the capitol grounds is at least lawful. but that doesn't necessarily mean that it is right. so in a case like this where there's so much evidence that the confederate flag stands not for independence, not rebellion or southern pride but more about slavery, the government should take this flag down. >> you heard cornell william brooks president of the naacp, say a few minutes ago he doesn't want this confederate grounds to be flying at half-staff as a symbol of mourning. he wants it to go away completely. do you agree with him? >> first, he can't fly it at half mass. it's not designed that way. it's not a traditional flag. it appears more like a work of art that was commissioned and au

danny, joey, appreciate it. >>> thank you, everyone.lar is going to take it from here. >>> hi there, i'm brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. in washington, 6:00 p.m. in london and 8:00 p.m. in moscow. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks so much for joining us. up first, he vows to make america great again and with that real estate mogul and reality tv star donald trump announced he's running for president of the united states. in true trump fashion, his off-the-cuff speech promoted him as the leader the country needs. >> our country needs a truly great

i'm danny pommells. ron hextall has been a busy man this weekend.ot just drafting some fresh faces for the flyers but making a trade to free upsalry cap space. he sent the contract of chris pronger to the coyotes. pronger has been on long term injury reserve. he works for the nhl department of safety. to the phillies now, they were rained out yesterday afternoon. they will play a single admission doubleheader today at 1:00. ben revere was having himself a great afternoon. made a nice catch against the wall. had a single and stolen base. wash this one out in the second erasing those stats. >> helped henderson has been on me about that probably saying you will get 199 hits that's it. if that happens, i'll be ticked. whatever. mother nature happens. >> cole hamels told phillies insider jim salisbury he has not blocked any potential trades and is open to everything this includes going to the possibility of trochbtoronto and houston. teams he put on a no trade list back in october. return to hoops where sixers top pick, jam hill okeafor will throw out th

danny captured the hearts of many around the world when he asked for cards on his birthday and received than 750,000 cards and packages. ryan's grandfather caddied the holes. what a tribute. >> thank you so much. just ahead, paying it forward in the city of angels. plus arnold pulls off an epic prank on hollywood tourists. llogg's special k... made with whole grains and fiber to help a body thrive. ♪ folic acid and vitamin d... to make a body feel this good. start your day with 150 nourishing calories... in a bowl of special k. eat special, feel special. special k red berries, now with more real strawberries. ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. fact. advil is not only strong it's gentle on your body too. no wonder doctors and patients have trusted advil... for their tough pains for over 30 years. relief does

field is in boston and joining me is harry houk, cnn's law enforcement analyst and cnn legal analyst danny cevallos. so walk me through process whereby the authorities released this video to us, the public. >> ashleigh, we've known this video existed for almost a week now and obviously investigators were taking a close look at this. members of the clergy, community leaders had been given an opportunity to see this at the police department headquarters. the family of usaama rahim had also seen it. they asked the district attorney's office to wait to release it to the public until after the funeral. that was held on friday so today we met here at the district attorney's office and the video was played for the media for the first time. in many ways, ashleigh, it was what we expected to see. we had been forewarned this was surveillance video shot from some distance. it's grainy. they zoom in so we can try to get a clearer picture of what happened. frankly, you cannot see a lot of the details but this does confirm the police narrative that we've been hearing if days now. you see rahim approachi

nice touch, danny. the place ought to do okay.married. then she'll divorce you and steal all your money. joan: listen to this. "you learn from your mistakes. "man is the one animal that has that capacity." right. "and in the end, what do you have? "you have your friends." i mean it's not really therapy. it's like a workshop. come with me. no. don't you think that it's about time you tried helping yourself? look, this is not me helping myself. this is you helping myself. deborah, this workshop was made for you. i mean, just a simple weekend dealing with rage and anger. with men and women sharing working out their hate. i'm sick of hating. don't you understand? i mean, god, joan, i don't think i have any more hate left. yes, you do. you just don't know it. just wait a second. come back here. let me tell you something about yourself. you and this psychobabble brochure are just full of it. you knew that i was in love with danny and you did everything in your power to break us up. so don't you dare tell me about friendship! i am such a

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. >> reporter: for many seniors like danny segi at seattle's >> you're going to learn something about a profession where it wasn't what you thought. >> reporter: for many seniors like danny segi at seattle's rainier beach high-school, the journey toward graduation has been a long one. he's overcome tough odds at a school in one of the city's most violent neighborhoods. so tell me what it was like when you got here four years ago? what was the atmosphere? >> so it was really a wild environment. definitely nobody followed the chain of command, students really just had their own way of going about things, students just disrespecting teachers, talking back to teachers, there was no sense of respect, you see a lot of students over here drinking alcohol, smoking weed, a lot of them smoked cigarettes >> reporter: danny admits he initially ran in that crowd as well, and he wasn't alone. in 2011, only about half of students here were graduating on time and the city was threatening to close the school. today, rainier beach is dramatically different: nearly 80% of students are now graduating on

danny, can you explain how you see this playing out?e goal is to play out 60% of this in utility goals for solar farms. that 40% of rooftop and rural electrification schemes are the really exciting stuff, bringing electricity to the hundreds of millions that don't have it in india. that is where businesses will flourish, creating cell phones leapfrogs in places like india 10 years ago to places having more cell phones per person than there are people. and that's what we're going to see with solar in the coming years. emily: the indian government is not necessarily known for always moving in sync. do you think that this is an achievable goal? >> that is going to be the trick, but they have gone from one gigawatts of four gigawatts today. now ramping up. and if china is any measure they went from zero to hero over the last five years with 16 gigawatts in the last year and they plan to do 18 gigawatts this year. can it be done? can you build that many power plants over 12 months? or a five, six seven-year period? yes, you can. will india g

i'm danny pommells. we'll be right back.er, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. >>> talk about an exciting historic find. italian scuba divers discovered an ancient roman ship with its cargo still together. the ship carried construction materials for the roman empire. archaeologists think it was headed to spain when it went down. >>> talk about an unusual fundraiser. in pennsylvania the volunteer fire department hosted its rattlesnake roundup yesterday. licensed hunters went into the woods to gather dozens of reptiles. they were measured and marked and then returned today. the event featured food and entertainment. it draws thousands of visitors every year. >>> here's a look at what's next on in-depth with graham. >> hey, guys. this week, we're in oakland, california sitting down with the man

danny knows the risk. after a lifetime of struggling to sleep. >> i know that long term it's going to have -- it would have the potential for grave consequences. it's shortening my life. >> the solution seems obvious. get more sleep. but how? >> get the electronics out of the bedroom. the bedroom should be reserved for sleep and sex. that's about it. >> reporter: doctors recommend shutting off all your screens an hour before bed. but if that feels impossible, at least use an app to flip the background so it's black with white letters. that'll have less of an effect on your system. and start good habits early. >> meanwhile, the -- >> reporter: like the stevensons. 11-year-old raphael can only use his phone and play video games downstairs. >> we made this a complete electronic-free zone. >> reporter: the bedroom is for books only. >> it really helps me a lot. >> reporter: it works for kids and adults. so don't just dream of disconnecting. better sleep for most of us is just a click away. hallie jackson, nbc

david: well, joining me now is wall street journal's danny. morgan wright.fellow at the center for digital government. and george waller cofounder and executive vice president of strike force technologies. folks, thank you for coming. danny, first to you. it appears -- it's hard to tell much about what's happened. it appears that the chinese are trying to put together a data bank of government employees. why would they be wanting to do that? >> well, without, you know, talking to china directly, you know, when i talked to current and former us officials they think they would do with such a database, and if you are spying on another a country, it's very handy to have a list of potential intelligence targets and lots of data about them. where they live. what health insurer they use. what banks they use. these are all pieces of data you can use to trick them to giving up information they shouldn't. such as their user name and password. and so it's not even so much that -- at least when i talk to us officials, that china wants information on every government wor

. ♪ and how are you this morning, danny? well, i didn't sleep very well last night, alan. nightmares. i dreamed i ate a five-pound marshmallow. a five-pound marshmallow? yeah, and when i woke up my pillow was gone. pillow was gone. pillow. t-tillow. pil... tillow. pftil... alan? yeah? you're starting to scare the crap out of me. oh, oh, this? this is, uh, just a new hobby. charlie, say hello to danny o'day. howdy-do, charlie. that's not a hobby. that's a cry for help. oh, come

i'm danny pommells. how about it?irmed in 1978 was the last horse to capture the triple crown in horse racing that is until saturday. american pharaoh was in the middle of the pack but quickly emerged when they neared the finish. >> and here it is the 37-year wait is over. american pharaoh has won the triple crown! >> yeah man. it's been a long time coming. american pharaoh captures the nation. the first horse in 37 years to win the triple crown. history saturday at belmont park. >> what are you thinking? what are you feeling right now? >> it's very emotional. i'm thinking about my parents. i wish they were alive to see this. i was hoping it would happen. i didn't know how i was going to feel. now i know. >> well galloping into victory. >>> the phillies meanwhile, held a moment of silence before their game today for beau biden. the son of vice president joe biden was laid to rest on saturday. as for the game we pick it up in the third inning. already 2-0. giants on top with matt duffy having a monster series singles,

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in danny moore, -- data moore -- danny moore -- >>> the associated press is reporting a figure close to 14 a figure close to 14 million records being hacked. a security expert says it could be more than just south of computers. >> it is fairly easy to break into the cameras or connected systems and watch and gather whatever it is you want to see or detect patterns as to when you're home or not.>>> officials are confident the attack came from china, something the chinese government denies. >>> a woman member of the naacp's says she will address the controversy about her race on monday. she is the president of the spokane chapter of the naacp. yesterday, she told reporters she consider herself black. her parents say she is white. >> she has taken to falsely representing who she is. she has distanced herself from us and wants no communication. she does not want us to show up in her circles because shoe -- we would show the truth that she is not who she says she is. that has been progressive, and gradually, she has completely cut herself off from us.>> the naacp has issued a statement sa