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forensic document examiner mickey dawson believed latent images, or indentions, from a previous paged might be revealed with the use of an electrostatic detection apparatus. >> when i received the letter, took it into the laboratory and opened it up on sterile paper. and then each sheet would individually go into a humidified box. >> the document was then placed on top of a brass plate. and the magnetic field activated. the paper was then brushed with a substance similar to fingerprint powder. >> through the combination of all of this latent images form. >> dawson's first try yielded what appeared to be a grocery list. >> there was some bills to pay and there was a list of names and telephone numbers left someone to call in case of an emergency. >> dawson was able to make out what appeared to be a partial telephone number. the first set of numbers, 205 was the area code for alabama. the next three, 837, was the exchange for huntsville. but they only had three of the last four numbers to finish the sequence. >> they just plugged the 9 digits in for the seventh. and found a telephone n

john dawson dawson joins me now with the details. >> the key here for mario draghi and the team is ton towards 2%. it's been below 1%, a quart of what it should be. the money is being pumped in now from the bank of japan and the fed is being passed on. it's a big thing. theywere cutting rates and went with it. >> australia, too. why was it not being passed on to the average person? like they are not benefiting from it. we have a problem. again, the crucial comments about this is to reassure investors that the rates will stay low for a long time. the fear now is the ecb. concerning our-- forward guidance, ecb rates will remain at the present levels for an extended time in view of the current outlook for inflation. >> the criticism perhaps is he's not being tough enough on the banks but giving a bit of a break. ones can take up to trillion euros in two additional .enders banks can access and hold that they maintain if or increase the size of the loan portfolio. if. if they do not do that, they cannot hold the money. i don't think i can remember anyone posing that regulation. >> we have

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jon dawson there. coming up to speed with these markets here now and what we're looking at new trading week kicks off. now, i guess, well into the second half of the year, right, david? >> thanks, rich. keep in mind last week we had very strong run in asian stocks. still near six-year highs for the regional benchmark there. 147.45. once you get above 154, so far away. and we could actually be hitting new highs. keep niped as we look at the market, a big quiet in volumes are very thin across the region. for example, in australia we're down about usually 50% lower compared to this time of the day. japan about 15% lower as far as turnover. keep in mind back on friday u.s. markets were closed. we had a little weakness coming on from europe. that said, let's look at the currency markets. big moves here. looking at sterling, of course. little bit of a weak start to the week. but that said, 170, 138. compare the peak we hit on friday, 170, 180. down about .5 of 1%. looking back over six years, that trend line

john dawson is in hong kong with an overview.n the reaction to the latest confidence data about manufacturers? >> positive, mark. , also stocks like the komatsu,facturers, t fuji industries rising. this is the first dropping quarters in six quarters. the four cost -- the forecast was 15, and disappointing. increase in big capital expenditure. japan put money into the system and is actually spending it. >> the headline numbers are disappointing, but i would say it is a minor disappointment. if you look at further details, there are some positive numbers you can look at. when you look into capital expenditure growth, they have revised up the capital expenditure plan for 2014 as much as 6%. their profit estimate is also revised up. i would say we don't have to worry too much -- the companies are actually spending it. the key issue going forward is if they increase wages. people with money in their pockets and spending power increases, that has not happened yet. they are spending on capital equipment. that is crucial. >> was been the

john dawson, thank you so much. some of the major markets are just opening up right now in asia following the plane trash and amid escalating tensions in the middle east. what is happening? drop in overt three months, the s&p 500 dropping over 23 points. this is what we are seeing in the early minutes. south korea, japan, australia just opening up. new zealand has been up for some time now. the dollar-yen went from closer to 1.01 overcloser the past seven or eight hours or so. i want to show you what's happening across london. these are the opening numbers. you can see the damage in the first opening minutes. the asa, just three points above 5500. the south korean cosby down .6%. kospi down .6%. you look at oil prices, for example, what do you have here? you, you had two things happening overnight. we have been talking about this all morning. let me just fixed this chart. my mistake, get rid of that. let's take a look at the japanese yen. there we go for the japanese yen. very clear what happened here. p.m., that's

iq, john dawson, in hong kong. thank you, john dawson is, in hong kong.8.7 billion settlement with authorities. according to court documents, jpmorgan may have unwittingly helped bnp transfer transactions to an account maintained by satellite bank. the money would then be transferred to jpmorgan without mention of sudan. jpmorgan has not been accused of wrongdoing. >> warmer jurors and acquisitions. the world's biggest corn crusher archer daniels midland is said to be closing in on switzerland's world favors. caroline hyde, what is this about? thinkingly, if you are it's the weekend, maybe i will have a flavored beer, maybe i will have a daiquiri, when you have those drinks, the reason is this company, wild flavors, could be behind the flavors you the fruity, some of looks from the strawberry daiquiri because it's all about -- >> you have mark's number. >> line them up. >> why not, mark, you wild child. you have food ingredients across 30 countries. what this is also playing into is the trend for natural ingredients. think of what we have seen now for tea

morris asked his mom to please help. >> i got to know thomas through dawson. as they were good friends. and thomas started going on outings with us and became part of the family. >> when he was about to be transferred to yet another home he spoke up. >> it was no, you know, other words to say but look i'm in a bad situation right now and you all been the only family that i really had. so, you know, can you just adopt me and without a hesitation? yes. >> he's now a college senior interning this family. says his story helps the foster kids he is working with to have hope. >> i think it's sort of inspiring to say, you know, i could come from this place. i could make it. and, you know, i have a pretty good chance to overcoming the statistics thatla on foster youth. >> and he is an inspiration to all who know him. barbara harris, news4 for wednesday's child. >> and if you have ram room in your home or heart for another child waiting, call our special hotline. 1888-2 adopt me. or search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.com. >> one thing this fire hero did we can a

morris asked his mom to please help. >> i got to know thomas through dawson, as they were good friends and thomas started going on outings witus and became part of the family. >> reporter: wh thomas was about to be transferred to another home he spoke up. >> it was no, you know, other words to say but i'm a bad situation right now and, you know, you all have been the only family that i really had, so, you know, can you just adopt me. without hesitation yes. >> reporter: thomas, now a college senior interning this summer at d.c.'s family youth initiative, says story helps the foster kids he's working with to have hope. >> i think it's sort of, you know, inspiration message, to say that i could come from this place, i could make it, and i have a pretty good chance to overcome the statistics that label foster youth. >> reporter: thomas is an inspiration to all who know him. barbara harrison, news 4, for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home and heart for another child who is waiting, call our special adoption hotline. 1-88 1-8o apt me or search on nbcwashington.c >> great st

john dawson is here with the latest.ber of victims above 400. >> the bloodiest day in this current situation. hosting thewill be meeting at 9:30 pm eastern time. we will bring you that when it happens. ban ki-moon driving through the clearly, heek and has been rattled. but he also wants to fix this end is very concerned about the lack of progress. here is ban ki-moon. >> this atrocious action, israel must exercise restraint to protect the citizens. they must respect international humanitarian law. the violence must stop now. obama has raised serious concern to benjamin netanyahu. john kerry today traveled to egypt. agreement brokered by the u.s. and egyptians. the battle is obviously in ukraine, but he is involved in this as well. 1.5 hours from now, that is the crucial one. the news as itou happens. >> that is something to watch. how about the civilians who live in gaza, being bombarded by rocket fire, stuck in the crossfire, watching their family members being killed. >> 87 civilians have been killed so far. those are

francisco we selected 3 key individuals with museum background and experience a gentleman named matt dawson who work with us and has 20 years experience in working with the museum planning and another individual is a former colleague i've worked her on a number of projects and linda chu has of him planning for the culture of the museums and we've been fortunate to have their work going on simultaneously it's a very fortunate process because both processes influence each other so it has enabled our process. i'm here to present the draft concept on behalf of the local architecture firm of ad architects. so i believe you all have in your paycheck the same diagram it is showing light i'm going to jump ahead to this particular slide we have in front of you a series of what we call 3 dimensional diagrams that will talk about the design of the museum. so you guys can see my cursor to orthopedist you, we have mission street this way and over here jessie plaza there's on a great deal of of thought in terms of the layout and the focal points and how it becomes a focus in the arts district we have six

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morris, asked his mom to please help. >> i got to know thomas through dawson as they were good friends and thomas started going on outings with us and became part of the family. >> reporter: at the time she didn't realize thomas was a foster child. >> i kind of thought that something was going on when the next time we went on an outing i picked him up from a different location, a different home and he introduced me to a different set of parents. >> reporter: when thomas was about to be transferred to yet another home, he spoke up. >> there was no other words to say other than, look, i'm in a bad situation right now. you all have been the only family that i've really had. so can you just adopt me? without a hesitation, yes. >> reporter: thomas, now a college senior interning this summer with susan at d.c.'s family youth initiative says his story helps the foster kids he's working with to have hope. >> i think it serves as a sort of inspiration message to just say that i could -- i could come from this place, i could make it and i have a pretty good chance to overcome the statistics that

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. >> you met shane dawson today. >> rushkoff: hannah is very happy to work with shane, a comedian andian with an astounding 5.4 million fans. >> ka-ching! >> rushkoff: and shane shows up in a video with liam horne. you probably don't know liam yet. he only has 45,000 subscribers. but that's going to change. >> ♪ oh, yeah... ♪ yeah, yeah, just like that, girl. ♪ hey, sexy lady, shane's got a message for you, ♪ so i'm gonna sing it for you... ♪ >> rushkoff: liam isn't trying to be a youtube personality, though. he's a relatively unknown musician hoping to make the big time. to do that, he's turned to a new kind of company called the audience. >> let's pull it up. let's see the 10th, for instance. >> rushkoff: it's a talent agency, publisher, promoter and network rolled into one. it's the brainchild of oliver luckett. >> good to see you. >> what we do here at the audience is we run a publishing network. what we do is we basically run the social media on behalf of entertainers and artists and musicians and actors, and we help them express themselves inside of this medium. >> how many days

that is the question that many ask this morning. .et's ring in john dawson who is to blame? >> that is the question. officials blame separatists and you have a phone call that was intercepted by an official and rebels deny it. we do not have the defense systems. they claim to have the system and it is a surface to air missile. was what they claimed on june 29. russia denies all responsibility and here is the interesting comments again. it is the ukraine ambassador to the united nations. thate first reaction was -- they shot down a military airplane. they got to the ground and made a second call to inform that this is. -- the second biggest after facebook. in the world. very big and the ukraine and europe. there has been a rebel commander who took credit for shooting down the plane. he removed the post. that is on the contactor. post a very interesting and that is a development. >> who is he? he is the commander. >> a rebel commander. >> a pro-russian faction. >> that is right. he posted and took credit for that. >> very interesting. social media space. >> very interesting. w

dawson about their need and effectiveness and from ms. farrow. in issues these rules, my understanding from your testimony is there was a great deal of fact gathering, scientific analysis, and other research and data driven consideration that in fact let the courts to uphold these pruls as being rational and factity based. is that correct? >> mr. chairman, that's correct. it was a very robust rulemaking with regard to over 80 scientific studies we reviewed. at least 250 we cited in our regulatory evaluation. lab studies specific to the 1:00 to 5:00 a.m. and the benefits of two nights rest over one, and extensive public listening sessions, as well as analysis of over 20,000 comments. it was an extremely robust process, and as you say research based, scientifically approached. >> is there a public about the in continuing -- >> very much public interest. from the perspective of ensuring that the focus on minimizing the risk of fatigue-related crashes is upheld while additional analysis is completed. >>> i've said that the purpose of these regulation

katon dawson is back from south carolina and wesley lowery from "the washington post."s something to talk about this morning. i'm still digesting the article. i read it first thing this morning. i've strubld the first time we've talked about the nsa and snowden. on the one hand, i value my privacy a lot and i think everybody i know values their privacy a lot. on the other hand, what this article is pointing out, some very real examples of serious threats to the country that were probably dealt with because of this. there was apparently the intelligence led directly to the capture of a bomb builder, also to a suspect in a 2002 indonesian bombings. i think it's a balancing act where you can't have all of one and none of the other. i would recommend everyone read that piece. the main thing to take away is how much months later, a year later from the initial edward snowden leaks and documents, it remains not a black and white issue. it remains a nuanced and complicated issue. initially you want to frame him as a traitor or patriot. he either needs to be hung for treason or

you.hn dawson there, thank malaysia still unable to verify the cause of the crash. >> this is a tragic day in much has already been a tragic year for malaysia. as we work to understand what happened, our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of those on board the flight. i cannot imagine what they must be going through at this time. sophie joins us from bloomberg television malaysia. what are people saying there? rish, it has been a somber start this morning. in the first hour of trading, following 16%,% down the most in nine weeks so this is putting some pressure on the national carrier as well as major shareholders to draw up a revival plan which they said they were looking to issue in the next six to 12 months. on the part of the authorities involved among malaysia airlines said that they would read rerouting all european flights operated by the airline said this is a bit of a relief for those who may be traveling on malaysian airlines to and from europe. on the part of the malaysian government, they will be issuing from the transport minister at 11:00 a.m. today th

jonathan dawson came to this city over 20 years ago as a journalist and he never left.nt from burroughs' fantasy. cake and tea at 4:00 every day served by his man servant. he may not have a gazelle, but a pet rooster will do. and every day he makes the rounds of the cafes, seeing all the old faces, ending up sooner or later here. >> this is the petit socco? >> this is the petit socco. yes. it existed in venetian times, existed in roman times, in the portuguese times and the english were here for 22 years and then the international city until 1956, now here. very historic square. very historic. >> as a writer, i've noticed everybody who comes here to do the article does the same article. >> it is so damn boring. they all do hobos and the beat generation. and there are lots of other stories in morocco apart from that, but everyone likes the beats. bill burroughs and all that stuff and tennessee williams, they were all here. but that's a small part of the moroccan history. that's a 15-year page. there was a life before that and a life after that. you're here. >> yeah. it w

. >> john dawson with the latest ed over the17 down skies of eastern ukraine. malaysia says it is unable to verify the cause of the crash. the prime minister held a news conference earlier, and indeed, he was commenting on the events in the skies of eastern ukraine. day in what tragic has already been a tragic year for malaysia. as we work to understand what happened, our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of those on board the flight. i cannot imagine what they must be going through at this painful time. to ours go live correspondent. what else did the prime minister have to say? firstly, it is a touch of tragic dÉjÀ vu as he was hosting a press conference at the emergency operation center where conferences or also held. during this press conference, promised her najib did say that the cause of the tragedy had yet to be confirmed. inis working with his peers ukraine and in the netherlands to verify exactly what occurred. he also said that there will be a full investigation. president obama has said he will support him in whatever way he can

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spencer will join us, we'll have music from keys sa, and later this week kerry washington, rosario dawsonccormack, music from self, and tom petty and the heartbreakers will be here on thursday night. earlier this evening, the bachelorette traveled to belgium, italy, france, the dominican republic to find love, wound up finding it in her own hometown of atlanta and my incredible prediction came true. please welcome the now former bachelorette, andi dorfman and her new fiance josh murray! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: first of all, congratulations. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: how long have you been engaged now? how many days has it been, or months or weeks or whatever? >> what's the date. >> about two months now. >> may 9th. >> jimmy: andi, had you already picked josh, or did you pick him because i picked him? >> of course, because you picked him. >> jimmy: when we were sitting there and i went through your finalists and then i picked josh at the end, what was going through your head? >> so hard to keep a straight face because obviously i knew that i was engaged to josh. >> jimmy

tomorrow night, rosario dawson will be here, eric mccormack will join us and we'll have music from selfnd on thursday, kerry washington and tom petty & the heartbreakers will be here. i chad a chat with a couple in our studio audience tonight. they're from new zealand. they told me they have no superheros in new zealand. and so, i looked it up. and sure enough. they have no superheroes in new zealand. [ laughter ] and we don't know why. this guy theorizes that the kiwis are too humble to have superheroes. you said they have a bird that used to come on tv and would tell kids to go to sleep. [ laughter ] that is the saddest thing i've ever heard. [ laughter ] please, someone come up with a new zealand superhero. while most former child wizards end up in rehab or fighting people on reality tv, our first guest has grown to become a fine and very successful young man. his new romantic comedy called "what if" opens in theaters august 8th. please welcome daniel radcliffe. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> i'm good, indeed. how are you? thank you, guys. >> jimmy: d

someone is selling a gold mine in dawson city, yukon, alaska? >> yeah.ody been in the mining industry for over 35 years. he is wanting to move on to different interests. so, and we've seen a lot of buying interest from this actually. we have a few signed mdas. that has been a very popular item over the last few weeks. cheryl: alan, how do you convince people to still do transactions in bitcoin after the mt. gox debacle that made headlines around the world and lot of money, excuse me, bitcoins was lost, how do you convince people this is safe? >> with bitcoin there is a lot lot to get your arms around. there is learning curve. people are realizing that mt. gox was a lehman brothers of bitcoin let's say. you know, there wasn't a problem with the core bitcoin protocol but it was really an epically mismanaged company on the fringes. i think we're seeing recently, that, more people people are getting into regulated exchanges here with serious backers that are going to be the next generation of bitcoin businesses. adam: so other than cheryl's wardrobe, what is

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beth dawson the vice chair of -- >> that is captain shawn murtaugh in wilmington, north carolina, warning beachgoers and fourth of july revelers to be careful even as you saw a little part of the cloud and a glimmer of sun coming through as hurricane arthur made its way through north carolina, now headed up the east coast and the northeast here. we'll bring you the latest on hurricane arthur throughout the day here on msnbc. >>> up next, alone and scared. undocumented children and families accosted by angry protesters. a processing center in california now at the center of the immigration crisis. will the next bus expected to arrive in the next few hours be blocked and turned away like the previous one? ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month and make this the summer of style. ♪ >>> welcome back. president obama celebrated the fourth of july this morning by speaking at a naturalization ceremony in which 25 active duty service members, veterans and military spouses became united states citizens. >> every one of us, unless we're native american

i am john dawson, and we are on the move in asia. ♪ germany are football world champions, their first24 years. stocks near rebound in asia. what lurks inside the iphone? china has security concerns that apple denies. jones, counting the votes as shareholders weigh in. our investors likely to embrace the deal? is pretty likely they will, particularly, the minority shareholders are expected to go for this deal, and it is a good one, with will lawrence offering $2.25 billion, and that beats the david jones retailer with a substantial premium. $3.19. there was a big spice in the spike in the share price. votesrity of the proxy are in, and it represents 31% of shareholders, but it is not going to be as simple as all that. there are a couple of wildcards in the mix, and one of them is an investor who is quite well known in australia. he holds in over nine percent stake in david jones. now, the company is offering to stake, the deal being contingent on the david jones been. bid. others are taking an interest in the extra deal, describing it as it may be an inducement to -- lew and could be a

. >> john dawson. when we return, how htc is doing. >> you're watching "on the move."in the states. more gains in asia. a short seller who must be pleased. i turn around at htc. asia-pacific investors, particularly. a stellar session on wall street. the dow closes at a record level. we have the very latest on market reactions. >> we are seeing a nice game today. we are seeing the longest streak. i can't keep track. that is a nice indication. a nice performance today. it all follows the gains on wall street. the u.s. equity indices at record levels. part of it came on the back of a stronger look at the employment sector. as for asia-pacific, this is what we have, green across the screen. shanghai office 8/10 of one percent. this is what you have got. the casino shares moving to the top spot. galaxy entertainment, particularly well, gains of three percent. movers to the downside are oil related stock and telecoms. china telecom, down in the session. jpmorgan out with a new note today, specific names. valuation ofr the hong kong-based developers. is that itevidence is tim

computer where they are buying hardware and emergent to things like operating systems, which we saw at dawson and has become the platform of choice for a number of decades and then software built-in to the web and we begin to see eventually a model is more around av software is free but data that was paid for and so i would be surprised at all if we see a similar progression in where a lot of the value is in the space as well. >> i agree. so our model is to give away the bid and sell the items. we acted to make money by extent sheeting the hardware and software and other people saw that but i think i agree. ultimately the data is where the value lies in the services around the data. >> a lot of services are free. the product review. he paid a different currency. the data support a modest virus free. the other thing about the hardware becoming for users consumables and so i think all the other stuff may be free, the batteries have to replace and they are not going to be free. >> next question you >> hi, eric, you mentioned a few times a drone is just a tool. i am curious about specifically in

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. >>> we're back now. 8:47 with "today's" american story with bob dawson.> reporter: lonny bedwell never let a handicap handicap him. the man is lights out blind, lives far from fast water. >> if it gets really windy, i might get a white cap on my pond. >> reporter: but he decided one day to do something no blind person has ever done. paddle a kayak the entire length of the colorado river. 226 miles to the grand canyon. some of the most treacherous rapids in the world. not much white water near his home in indiana, so lonny practiced in his farm pond. learning to save himself whenever his kayak rolled over. guides said he'd have to do that a thousand times before they'd allow him down the colorado river. he did it 1500 times. >> there are two choices in life. live in pity and go nowhere or just live. >> reporter: perhaps that's why the blind man volunteers to work as a roofer back home in indiana. >> he's blind and on the roof. >> yeah, but he's pretty careful. we've actually had homeowners argue with you they don't believe he's blind. >> reporter: after al

my name is sydney dawson. i'm from richmond, virginia.ecause it is a steppingstone to my dream job in communication. >> i am angelina hill and i am 25 years old and i live in seattle, washington. for my first job i would love to be an analyst or work with archives because i am passionate about researching and learning new information. >> reporter: for these girls, each have had their struggles. >> it takes two or three months to receive a rejection e-mail. >> i've had no interviews so far. and submitted 20 resumes. >> i didn't know how to translate what i have studied into a job. >> reporter: but all have one mission. >> please help me find my first job. >> and so we'll be following them in their job search and will update you as they work with sheryl with other experts from the lean in team. if you want to know how to jump start your job search, head to today.com. >> what a great opportunity. it's so hard to get that first job. >> it's amazing. they're working with these amazing women who have done it. >> it is a great opportunity for th