our first speaker, david adams is a lifelong resident of cold harbor and is proud to present the fifth generation of the adams family to live on the battlefield. he is here to talk about what it is like to be so closely connected to the land as community of such a famous place. i must add it through the hospitality of the adams family, david and his mother, she is here on the front row, the park was able to take folks along the footpath on june 3. we've thank you you all so much for the hospitality you always show us particularly this morning. thank you all. [applause] david? >> before david get started, i didn't want to mention that it is very appropriate that he is sitting next to him -- i did want to mention that it is very appropriate he is sitting next to the doctor and uses his credentials to teach young people since 1979 where he taught at richmond community high school. much of the current staff had the good fortune of knowing both the david, mary beth and david's father who very good-naturedly and with great patience welcomed many inquisitive historians to his farm. graciously

scarlet fu and adam johnson with me. david winters, founder of wintergreen advisers. day. -- it is fed day. let's get to our top headlines right now. here is adam johnson. the leader of the attack on the u.s. diplomats in benghazi will not be sent to guantÁnamo bay. the suspect was captured by u.s. special operations forces in libya. he will be taken to the west for trial. the attack on the american facility in benghazi killed the weston master and three others. the obama administration is signaling that airstrikes are not imminent. obama briefed congressional leaders on u.s. options. sunni rebels have captured towns in iraq and are 34 miles from baghdad. sold ay's, stamp for $9.5 million. those are your top headlines. >> did you ever collect stamps? >> no, i never did. i'm not sure why people do. >> my father is a big time elector. -- collector. bill gross is one of the biggest smart people on this. andives people a collection sells it to charity. >> it is a snapshot of history. the upside down dirigible. of inequality, concern over excessive ceo pay topped the agenda

reporter: that same experience countered against him in the eyes of britain's prime minister david cameron was adamant that it was time for fresh flood and reform. >> this is a bad day for europe. it risks undermining the national governments national parliaments, and it hands new power to the european parliament. the status quo is not right for empty u. and it's not right for britain. it has got to change. >> it has pushed back and want cameron's conservative party is divided on the question of britain leaving the union. his promise with a referendum on the issue. >> the u.k. trend is partly for politica politics. the the market bias suggests that labor or democrats are going to be the next government. so it's unlikely we'll get referendum. >> hungry's prime minister explained his no vote and would not accept sneaky treaty change. in the meantime, david cameron will be hoping he has taken on some of his desire for reform. al jazeera. >> nigeria's president said his country is in one of the darkest in its history. two people were killed in an attack on wednesday at a shopping mall. >> attacks by boko

so here we have -- adam, david, becca, jordan, andrew and ben. and you guys are the winning team.y said you have to come up with something that zips a zipper. >> yes. so, per competition rules you have to have a 6'by 6'by 6'machines 20 steps or transfer of energy and has to complete the task. and zip it zipper. did it in 75 steps. >> jimmy: how do you get this in the back of your mom's car? >> the whole machine -- the whole machine splits in half. and it is still quite a mess. takes all six of us. we some times have to bring extra outside help. >> jimmy: the whole thing is built out of stolen merchandise, true. >> not stolen. repurposed. >> jimmy: where did you get it? >> dumpster diving. around the college looking for garbage people do not want. >> jimmy: is one of your jobs, dumpster diver. >> we try to throw jordan into the dumpster. >> jimmy: jordan in the smallest. the idea again is you complete a simple task in a complicated way. this year you guys introduced a human into the mix, that's not been done. >> first time in competition any one has put a person inside the machine.

david cameron was adamant it was time for fresh blood and reform. >> this is a bad day for europe, riskingndermining the position of national governments, the power of national parliament and hands new power to the europe ip parliament. the status quo is not right for the e.u., and not right for britain. it has got to chaining. >> reporter: the u.k. has a history require of pushing back, wanting to protect london's status as financial capital the europe. cameron's party is diswided on the -- divided on the question of it leaving the union. they've decided on a referendum. >> the u.k. threat is partly for domestic-political politics. i don't think cameron will go so far as to suggest the u.k. withdraws. >> labor or liberal democrat will be the next government. it's unlikely that we'll get referendum. >> hungary's prime minister explained his no vote as a signal that he would not accept what he saw sneaking treaty change. jeonga needs to be confirmed by the european parliament before he takes office. it's a formality. in the meantime david cameron will hope he has taken on board some of his

satcher paul kirk, senator olympia snow, congress one donna , elaine adam frankel david martha minnow, and [inaudible] thank you all. in addition to selecting the inspiring recipients of this year's profile in courage award we also choose the winner of the profile in urge sa -- courage essay. 9000 students in 41 states, washington dc, the virgin islands, canada, france, and korea submitted their essays about political courage. some of our judges are here with us today. i would like to ask them to stand as we acknowledge the service they provide. i also want to take a moment to express thanks to the wonderful people of john hancock, which provides invaluable financial support to the profile in courage as a contest. now to the winner of the 20 14th contest. freshman at palisades charter high school in california, where he is involved in social justice. he saw this as an opportunity to address these subjects with a broader audience. little did he realize how broad this audience might be. ben is a scientist and filmmaker. he placed second in c-span's student documentary competition. he is

adam, thank you. davidion and disbelief at the congressional hearings at the irs this morning. here's a sample. >> the irs is in charge of hundreds of millions of taxpayers' information, you are saying technology is so poor, years worth of e-mails are forever unrecoverable. how does that put anyone at ease? how far would the excuse of i lost it get with the irs for an average american trying to file the yearly taxes who may have lost a few receipts? david: the answer is not very far. one guy watching all of this with more than a passing interest is the former commissioner of the irs, mark everson, vice chairman of the alliant group. mr. commissioner, we welcome you to fox business network, thanks for coming in today. appreciate it. >> happy to be here, david. david: so did you ever witness or have these outbreaks of missing e-mails that they seem to be having now at the irs? >> nothing like this, no. there are technology problems that happen from time to time, of course, but what i find disturbing about it,

so here we have -- adam, david, becca, jordan, andrew and ben. and you guys are the winning team.hey said you have to come up with something that zips a zipper. >> yes. so, per competition rules you have to have at least a six foot by six foot by six foot machine with 20 steps or transfers of energy, and it has to complete the task of that year. so this year was zip a zipper. we did it in around 75 steps. >> jimmy: how do you get this in the back of your mom's car? >> we had to -- [ laughter ] >> the whole machine -- the whole machine splits in half. and it is still quite a mess. it takes all six of us. we sometimes have to bring in extra outside help. >> jimmy: the whole thing is built out of stolen merchandise, true? >> not stolen. repurposed. >> jimmy: repurposed, okay. and where did you get all this stuff? >> we do a lot of dumpster diving. >> jimmy: dumpster diving. >> spend time around the college looking for garbage that other people don't want. >> jimmy: is one of your jobs dumpster diver? >> we try to throw jordan into the dumpster. >> jimmy: jordan's the smallest, you'd

sources say the primary targets are former commissioner david stern, current nba chief adam silver whoit sterling with a lifetime ban and a $2.5 million fine for racist comments. sterling is suing the league for $1 billion, trying to block the clippers sale. >> at least he's being friendly about the whole thing. >>> this morning, trying to unravel a mystery. who would violently attack arizona priests? investigators say they have no solid leads in the shooting death of 29-year-old associate pastor kenneth walker. 56-year-old pastor joseph terra is in critical but stable condition. both were attacked wednesday night, reportedly in their living quarters at mother of mercy mission catholic church. parishioners and community leaders are just stunned. >> how can a person assault a man of the cloth? how can a person take a person's life, especially a priest? it's sad. >> even though he was badly injured, father terra was able to perform last rights to his dying fellow clergyman and call 911. >> it's so sad. >>> all right, it is day two of the world cup in brazil. things got off to a rocky sta

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says sterling's lawyers have hired private firms to investigate nba commissioner adam silver, former commissioner davidtern and 29 team owners. the report says sterling wants to know about past allegations of discriminatory conduct. sterling is suing the nba after the league banned him for life for making racist comments to his girlfriend. >> this morning fans are mourning the death of actress ruby dee, the star of stage and screen has died. during her long career he earned an oscar nomination for her role in the 2007 film "american gangster." many times she was seen along side her husband who passed away in 1995. ruby dee was 91. >>> here we go again. clouds, fog and rain this morning. it's a rainy start here at the nbc 10 studios. the flag blowing. the temperature 70 degrees, humidity 90%. we're seeing some areas of fog. doesn't look too bad now on beach avenue a. view from the marquis de lafayette hotel in cape may. clouds overhead and showers offshore. you can expect to see more wet weather. the heavy downpours, they are north and west, lehigh valley, upper montgomery and bucks county getting rain.

that sterling's lawyers have hired private firms to investigate nba commissioner adam silver, former commissioner david stern and 29 team owners. the report says sterling wants to know about any past allegations of discriminatory conduct and other owners ever made racist or sexist remarks. sterling is being -- is suing the nba after the league banned him for life for making racist comments to a girlfriend. >> a texas home worth more than half a million dollars will go up in flames. the owner of a vacant luxury house teetering on the 75 foot cliff has decided to burn the house. and clear the lot. the home is on a cliff overlooking lake whitney. look at that. the house was condemned about two weeks ago. tax record shows it was built in 2007 and is worth more than $700,000. a woman in florida is facing robbery charges for allegedly stealing lobster tails. police say this security video shows the suspect grabbing seven lobster tails and then stuffing them in her pants. an officer in the store alerted police. investigators say the woman told them that she was going to trade the tails for money to buy painki

hired private investigators to dig up dirt on the rest of the openers as well as adam silver and former commissioner davidy're looking into finances and whether any others made racist remarks. his racist comments made the nba take action against him. >>> in game four of the pivotal final in the nba last night. the heat needed win to tie the series up but now they'll need a historic comeback. san antonio roused miami, 107-86. the spurs hold a 3-1 series lead and need one more win to clinch the championship. no team has won the finals after trailing, 3-1. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," bowe bergdahl's return to the united states. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." d states. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." hurry in and try our new santa fe chicken quesadillas or the delicious bacon ranch. served with fries and your choice of soup or salad. chili's lunch combos starting at 6 bucks. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two mill

david murphy. >> you're doing great, adam. >> adam joseph on "g.m.a." >> reporter: and weather wars, too.verybody, we're battling some traffic this morning on the wet roads in camden county, 42 northbound heavy from lower language road to 55. breaks up at creek road. south of 42 on 295. accident gone all lanes reopened there. watch out for a crash on cedar crest boulevard. regional rails are running this morning and on time. watch out for shuttle busing again this weekend on the norristown line. on the big board storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the overnight rain is starting to clear philadelphia. looks like the northern suburbs like bucks county looking at some of this in the lehigh valley you'll be out from under this before too much longer in beth letem. >>> if the kids are in school, i would give them rain gear this morning. this afternoon if they are staying for the full day there will be around thunderstorms redeveloping. 71 by 9:00 a.m. warm and muggy. the high today is 83 degrees at 3:00 p.m. anytime after 3:00, 4:00, we'll be on the look out for redevelopment of additiona

come back a week from now and maybe we can talk about it erie you thought david stern was tough. adamhas a nice -- nice mouth but his fans can be worse. >> i can imagine. >> all right. he does not want to flout the rules. the 2014 nba draft kicks off tonight, beginning amid a swirl of trade speculation. for more, i would like to bring in the veteran nba agent, tony. what do you think about king james and where he might go next? >> there are a lot of opportunities out there for him, obviously. it was a formality, him opting out. it was good for him to do that. he can look at all his options and try to make a good decision moving forward. end up in likely to miami. >> why would you want to do that? lebron james, why do you want to be a free agent? >> a lot of reasons. one is, you want to see what the team will do to build for the future and who they will bring at the same time, you want to look at your options. that is what the agreement does. it gives players an opportunity in those situations. you never know. it might be one where we see him at the end of the day and he ends up somewh

sources say the primary targetses are former commissioner david stern and current nba chief adam silveretime ban and $2.5 million fine for serl i sterling's racist comments. >>> security contractors are failing to fully screen local guards. that's the word from an internal audit by the state department's inspector general that's due out today. the review found contractors sent local guards to six embassies to improve security did not thoroughly perform all the vetting specified in their contracts. >>> and legendary actress and activist ruby dee passed away. for seven decades she sgrased the stage and screen earning an oscar nomination for 2007's "american gangster" playing the mother of a drug lord. more than being trailblazing actress, dee and her husband ozzy davis was center stage of every civil rights battle. they emceed the march on washington. ruby dee once said you only appreciate freedom when you find yourself in a position to fight for someone else's. ruby dee was 91 years old. >>> indra petersons has the track of the forecast. >> look at the hail from abilene, texas. baseball,

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. >> can join the conversation with adam and cecily by using the #~ 6 abc on gma. >>> david murphy iser look at the accuweather forecast and a damp, dreary, cool day. we have the flood watch too, stormtracker 6 live double scan, we have the first showers of the day starting to course in from the southwest, you can see they are positioned west of philadelphia for now. although if we go in closer there is a light to moderate rain that is pushing up through the city itself. the heaviest cells we have are in north chester county and pushing up towards northern berks county and areas like green lane and northern montgomery county. these are a better chance of rain on the roadways and eventually maybe some flooding. here is the wide view, most of what we see in the south is not really all that impressive and there is heavy precipitation highlighted in yellow to the south and we'll show you another batch farther down the pike, an issue for us later on. we have the action cam in wilmington, delaware, earlier. it's basically a cloudy day and pretty flowers in the foreground. now the first is s

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it's adam and eve. >> as david will say, that's a bumper sticker.say i get to define marriage as between a man and a woman and when david talked about interracial marriage a short while ago and just a moment ago in this conversation, it's not marriage between persons of the opposite sex. it's marriage between people who love one another. >> okay. ted, david, stay with me. we'll come right back. i want to talk about the race for the white house and find out if you still agree when it comes to the leading republicans and leading dras. your thoughts on politics coming up. udy. [ barks ] [ chuckles ] i'd do anything to keep this guy happy and healthy. that's why i'm so excited about these new milk-bone brushing chews. whoa, i'm not the only one. it's a brilliant new way to take care of his teeth. clinically proven as effective as brushing. ok, here you go. have you ever seen a dog brush his own teeth? the twist and nub design cleans all the way down to the gum line, even reaching the back teeth. they taste like a treat, but they clean like a toothbrush.

says sterling's lawyers have hired private firms to investigate nba commissioner adam silver, former xhicommissir davidern and 29 team owners. he wants to know about any past allegations of discriminatory conduct and if owners and other owners ever made racist or sexist remarks. e suing the nba after they banned him for life. >>> we have an update from the courtroom in the case of the ocean county bobcat. ted greenberg just learned the case was continued. owner beg eer ginny fine was exo appear before a judge. in may the judge ordered her to pay a $1,200 fine and restitution for a previous escape. no word yet on when the court date will be rescheduled. >>> there is new information on the sale of a high building -- rather a high school building i should say to drexel university. drexel the city and community groups reached an agreement yesterday over zoning issues for the former university city high school. the deal will limit the size and height of new parking structures and other facilities. directs drexel is expected to close the $25 million sale on monday. >>> the lucky mockheed martin c is for sale

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adam shapiro joins me in for david asman.ange. we should mention apple has been in the spotlight with seven for one stock split. >> today is the day it went into effect. instead of seeing apple at 600 and change, you saw apple at 93.68 at close. it was up 1 1/2% and hit a multiyear high. >> merck making a big acquisition, right, nicole. >> look at shares of idenix. that was up 228%. idenix unbelievable this is all about hepatitis-c. america even finished in the green slightly. liz: the chicken guessing game comes to an end and stice son -- tyson wins the hillshire. pill grips pride had to back out. >> carl icahn, shares of family dollar leading s&p after activist investor take as stake. >> that investor would be good ol' carl icahn. they adopted a poison pill to stop 10% and above. gives the board time to make decisions. dollar general jumping as well. family dollar up 13% as was dollar general. there is even speculation about the two getting together. there was a lot of action in the in the lower cost sales group there. liz:

. >> as we go forward in the adam silver era, what do you think the biggest differences will be between your term and david's the games were still on tape delay when he first became the commissioner. it was such a different time. there were plenty of things we need to concentrate, and we can do a better job with replay and officiating, i want to make sure we have the utmost confidence in the integrity of the product on the floor. i want to raise the minimum age from 19 to 20. >> i think the better balance would be for two years out of high school. >> i think that lead to a better league. those are the things i am focused on. it's a wonderful time to be the commissioner of the nba. >>> well, it's certainly an interesting time. that is for sure. thank you to commissioner silver for that very candid interview. there's a lot more coming up after the bring, when we will be joined by one of the hall-time greats, hockey hall of famer. >> i knew we were willing to face whatever came my way, regardless. care what age you are. take it on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day women's 50+. a complete

weather on "good morning america" and adam joseph will finish out "good morning america" filling in for ginger guessing married over the weekend. >>> meteorologist davidhy in our own studio who didn't go there. we need him, there is some action. >> there may be. we said good-bye to the morning rain and on the look out to the west for development of additional showers. nothing out there right now. if you have plans to get out and r run errands early you are ok. >>> and some folks are squeezing out beach time ahead of showers that may develop in the afternoon. when you are on the beach this season head in if you hear thunder. and the dewpoint, boy, it's not like it's oppressive humidity but when you get a dewpoint in the upper 60s it is pretty good humidity and it probably feels stick ier because we haven't ha much. and 68 in trenton, and toasty numbers from about philadelphia over to the west and south. dover, delaware 77 degrees. 78 in millville. and 81 we jumped up to 81 in wildwood. most spots on the beach are going to hold in the upper 70s today. satellite and radar showing you how there has been a lack of cloud cover to the west. now it is kind of

top targets are said to be the former commissioner david stern and current nba chief adam silver.rachel nichols sat down with silver who predicted that sterling would not go away quietly. >> it's not done. donald sterling still has a billion dollar lawsuit filed against the league, against me personally. i'm not so worried about that because i can't afford it. there's still a last issue to resolve and that is donald dropping his lawsuit and resolving his former issues with his wife. >> are you in i will believe it when i see it mode? >> i have been there with him before. he's almost sold his club over the years. he was right there at a closing and at the last minute decided not to sell. until he signs that document, we still have a pending litigation with him. >> cnn legal analyst joins me now from new york. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> this is a new tactic by donald sterling, could it be effective? >> it serves two purposes hiring this team of investigators. first, it collects facts for the underlying legal case. those facts will go directly to the issue of whether or

david. all 6abc all week on "gma," cecily tynan standing by with the national weather, adam ♪ >>> there shegoing. they went through the commercial break. still bouncing on those trampolines. they're trying to break the guinness book of world records for the most people on trampolines at the most time. urban bouncing on trampolines, that sara was talking about. you're looking good, sara. looking good. >> i think we're about to pass -- we're about to pass the world record now. thank you so much, george. it's not that i'm trying to be a world record holder. but let's check with our guy. have we done it? yay. we did it. finally, i can stop jumping. i've been jumping all morning. >> you can stop, sara. the world record is broken. and you are forgiven for thinking that robin and i sound exactly alike right there. she is working hard right there. >> we get that a lot. >> go, sara. go. she's earned it. >> congratulations, sara. congratulations to your 303 friends. way to go. >>> we have our friend, mario batali, from "the chew." >> come over, mario batali. we can all -- a number. mario and i will p

some of them, i will call the goal for the record. ,rancis adams, joseph a ball melvin eisenberg, leon d, albert junior. watson,to be david's jerk, howard williams. in addition, the commission hired 12 staff members including healy, pollock. counselhe assistant that does the heavy lifting. in the end, they utilize the others. law clerks, and once it's in this court today. the staff had this generally 131960 four. by now the chief justice had secured office space in the veterans of foreign war building. the location made it easy for the chief to arrive early in the morning, walked to the cup at 10:00 a.m. and then walk back to the building and late afternoon or early meeting. this room to be the hardest working of all seven commissions. it turned out some of them did very little. he was certainly the most involved of all of the commissioners. he was not a figurehead. the commissioner organize itself into a law firm. rankin was the managing partner. the rest of the staff for the associates. in practice, they did not really do it each other. there was a division of labor just like at a law firm. lawyers were assigned to work i

adam joseph picks up the weather duties tomorrow and friday, you can keep up with them all this week using the #~ 6 abc on gma. >>> davidre with the accuweather forecast, the beat goes on as you would say. >> we have a lingering shower in cape may county, and lets go ahead and start with stormtracker 6 live double scan, a lot of this is getting off the coast of cape may, i'll give you that up close and personal view, it's going bye bye over in sea isle city, there is drizzle left over in spots where you don't see the green, on the a.c. expressway in hammonton, the rain is slowing you down just a bit. the action cam was out earlier, this is down at the shore in atlantic city. are you looking at a lot of cloud cover in the region and through the morning hour and most areas it's tough to dislodge so far. as a result the temperatures are rather cool, just 65 degrees in philadelphia, dew point still showing slightly humid air and the wind is off the east-northeast at 11 miles per hour. it's part of the reason why we have the cloud cover, it's milder where there is cloud cover. generally speaking a bit on the cool side and br

david mistakes? >> we will filed somebody else. >> wait until next election comes up, i recon. >> "america tonight's" adam may, the voices you haveeard down there in eric cantor's now former district, i guess, this isn't just about something simple just an immigration issue, for example. >> a lot of times they were sailing earlier this was about wanting to send a new face to washington. but throughout the course of the interview, you did hear a lot of the same rhetoric you hear from tea party supporters. they were against gun control measures. a lot of discussion about obamacare. they used the phrase obamacare was shoved down our throats and what they said over and over in the courts of that interview was that they feel that eric cantor did not fight obamacare enough, which is quite interesting to those inside the beltway who saw what happened there with the number of votes to try to repeal it that failed up there on the hill. >> that's not what is perceived out there. now, al jazeera contributor and senior research fellow for third way, bill schneider is with us this evening. let's talk a little bit about this. there are some fo

david, thank you very much. >>> and now to accuweather on what has been a fantastic friday. >> let's go outside to meteorologist adam joseph. loving the sunshine today. >> you know, i would take this weather all summer long. with the full sunshine, comfortable temperatures, and especially that low humidity. we are a still spoiled today. we look at the numbers, we deserve it after yesterday's clouds and showers. 81 degrees in philadelphia, 78 in the lehigh valley, 80 in wilmington, 81 in millville. at the shore a little sea breeze. and beach haven 74. the dewpoints dropped back into the middle to upper 40s philadelphia to the north and west. that is pretty unheard of for this late in june to get such dry air to move in. that's why it is so uncomfortable out yesterday, the dewpoints in the 60s to near 70. and wilmington even 53 and dover 49 for the firefly festivities going on down there, not breaking much of a sweat. looking at satellite and high pressure, the weak high in control lowering the cloud cover. there are showers building in the eastern great lakes and ohio valley set to move in here on saturday. this even

david: not at all. in fact we've got another record cooking on the s&p, anyway. let's go to adama big winner today, blackberry. >> who would have thought, year to date up 32%. today up almost 8%. have you royal bank of canada, raymond james ranging price targets, as a seller who went bullish on the stock market raised price target to 20 bucks, blackberry doing well, and the ceo john chen, the surprise profit when they released earnings, he's on track to turning the company around. liz: when a longtime brand name has trouble, it's pretty sad every time radioshack officially breaking through the one dollar floor at its peak, it traded around $79 back in the day. today down 9%, make that 10% to 93 cents. >> the first time ever below a dollar. stock is down 64%. and the question a lot of traders have, is when is radioshack going to file for bankruptcy, liz? . [ closing bell ringing ] >> let's focus on the positive as we look at the green, there's a lot to be thankful for today. the end of the week, the walls of worry are not stopping the market, it continues to climb again and again,

david. a reminder 6abc on "gma" week continues. our own cecily tynan is backfilling in for ginger zee who got married over the weekend. adamkes over laid eight this week and we'll speak to cecily live from there "gma" studios in about 10 minutes. >> it is 6:41. more brand new stories up next on "action news." distracted diagnosis. the doctor -- a doctor is suspended for something he was caught doing on his cell phone according toy during surgery. >> a dog ended up in this middle school yearbook and there was a very good reason. karen. >> and he looks so cute, why not? we're looking live here on the blue route near baltimore pike and you see that traffic southbound as you head towards i-95 generally jammed from the media bypass to macdade boulevard. we do have delays on the details on that when "action news" (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or an

adam, born on may 12th, in pembroke pines, florida. she was named after her grandmother who passed away this year. >> now to a baby born in las vegas on may 6th. carter david shaffer, his parents jessica and jason offer this advice, don't get lost in all the little things after having a baby, try to sit back and enjoy the miracle you've created. >> and our final johnson's baby of the week is peyton larkin stern born on may 1st in bridgeport, connecticut. peyton was so excited to enter the world, that he tinkled on his daddy when he was about to cut the cord. >> that's a sign of love. >> congrats to all the babies. >> if you want to submit your baby for our johnson's baby of the week contest, go to klgandhoda.com and press the -- >> connect button. >> good girl, hoda. >> are you a felix or are an oscar? >> what your mess or extreme tidiness tells about you. >>> got sugar? how long has it been sitting in your pantry. >> what to keep and what to toss after this. hey, let's talk probiotics. for digestive health? erin andrews? yeah. and did you know trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways? it supports digestive and immune health, by working in yo

adam: how worried should paypal be? joining us with the story is our own jo ling kent, but before we go there, breaking news on paypal. >> ceo davidw vice president of messaging and products there. the news comes amid facebook's pending $19 billion acquisition of what's app, but marcus says he's not going to oversee what's app, that'll continue to operate separately from facebook. meanwhile, paypal should be watching their back. 244 million active users store their payment information on amazon, and they can also use it the pay a monthly phone bill or other recurring services. amazon is also making a play for small businesses. the application is mobile ready, and they charge a fee of 2.9% plus 30 cents for each transaction of $10 or more. is amazon saying it's been testing this payment system over the last few months with a start-up mobile carrier called ting, they're calling the results impressive. this could go well, we're expecting ceo jeff bezos is expected to announce that next wednesday in seattle. if you think about it, music subscription, video streaming, it all fits into the equation quite nicely and, of course, we will b

david: so how did broadcasters react to the supreme court decision? if you heard a yea, you heard already. who could be potential winners? joining us is rich edson and adamlet's start with you. >> the broadcasters are thrilled when you look what aereo has to go through here. the business model is basically illegal according to supreme court. aereo argued they were a dvr service. you rented antenna from them and hard-line space from them and dvr servicing over the air signal. the supreme court disagrees with that, saying this is copyright stealing lately. this is from twenty-first century fox a statement, our parent company as well. fox saying quote, the division is win for consumers. the firm's important copyright and overthe top video will support a vibrant and growing television landscape. aereo's response? today's decision clearly state how the technology works does not matter this sends a chilling message to the technology industry. as for what the effective of this decision is on other business, we're talking about cloud computing, copyrighted content inside the cloud, one attorney who is support i have of this decision, basically this decision only

david brat. >> i'm not anti-wall street. i'm anti-distortions to free markets. anything that distorts the free market i'm against. so when wall street goes astray, which they often do, i'm completely pro-business, but adammith, founder of free economics when two or three businessmen get together, look out. collusion is right around the corner. >> felt already. some republican members calling on him to step down now his leadership post even before he's elected in the fall, as we expect him to do, with the argument eric cantor shouldn't be a lame duck holding that position. creating a free for all for people like steve scalise, and from illinois fighting are to the spot in leadership. throw it back to you, kayla, with an apology for calling you sarah earlier. >> quite all right, john. one of the only people who actually apologized for the wrong name. we've all done it before'sone more question. we all heard lloyd on "squawk box" this morning asked about this race and about what cantor's defeat meant for the impasses in washington and going forward, and he said he's worried that this means that compromise is something that just can't happen. that any sort of perception that compromise is on the table will

adam johnson. there is an informed conversation on aereo. decision isme court likely to be a fatal blow to aereo which will upend the economics of television. markets managing director davidank said this is a big win for the broadcast networks and their owners and a bigger win for tv broadcasting companies. is it now business as usual for rulingsters since this was widely expected or will it embolden them to be more aggressive in pursuing more revenue from cable operators and distributors? >> i think it's business as usual. i think the biggest impact is for investors. this was a big overhang for investors waiting for this ruling. the secondy came at to last possible day and it was an overhang for the stocks as opposed to operations. i think broadcast companies will seek higher and higher revenue streams as time goes on but that was going to happen anyway. >> it's not like broadcasters were holding back or delaying investments and decisions he cousin this. >> i don't think so. that was a bigger problem for investors than it was probably for the operators. >> am i going to see a higher cable bill out of this? it go up five dollars because of this decision? >> you might be o

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