douglas: yes. stephanie: is it accurate? douglas: a lot of it is not accurate.e told a story from 2009, but not the whole story. he certainly did not talk to virtu and a lot of other folks who know about the market. it is a great writer and wrote from a point of view that was very well told and it resonated with people because markets are very complex. when people don't understand complexity, they get concerned. stephanie: isn't that dangerous? on his part. to be a great writer and create a beautiful narrative and talk about facts and global markets. douglas: i think it was disingenuous to use some of the words he used. he is not for an market structure but he is a fantastic author with a great audience. it provoked a lot of discussion. ultimately, it was a great thing for our business because it enabled us to get on programs like this and talk about what we are. to have folks to take time to understand there are differences between a firm like virtu and the things discussed. matt: i like moneyball better. i don't think the movie a flash voice will be that great

and you're doing a scene opposite michael douglas, and this is a true story.e the story, because it's very funny. >> it was his last day of shooting. >> jimmy: how is he, by the way? >> he's the coolest. i mean, he's great, he's a a legend. and i -- as great as he is, i couldn't never, ever shake the fact that i was working with michael douglas. you know, it's just -- it's intimidating. he's so nice, but i didn't want him to think that i couldn't be myself. and i thought, i'm really going to try and be buddy buddy with the guy. and it was his last day, and i thought, all right, we're doing a close-up. i thought, you know what i'm going to do? i'm going to "basic instinct" him. and when he's speaking, i'm going to sit in a -- i'm sitting in a chair chair across from him, and i'm going to, you know, just the classic -- do that. so, no i didn't tell him, i didn't tell anybody. and i got up and they're getting ready, and i'm wearing a t-shirt and jeans, so i unzip my pants and i get it -- over and out. [ laughter ] i'm like, this is going to be great. >> jimmy: ye

douglas, the father of the kansas territory. he believed in the concept of popular sovereignty let the will of the people be spoken. stephen douglas was outraged by the lecompton constitution. when the lecompton constitution arrived in washington, douglas got on the floor of the senate and called the lecompton constitution a swindle and a fraud. it did not represent popular sovereignty, it did not represent the role of the people. this constitution was debated in the halls of congress. the u.s. senate, which was controlled by southerners, did pass it. they ratified it. it got to the u.s. house, which is more northern influence, when it got to the u.s. house, it was so -- the debate was so rancorous, that in february of 1858, late one night while this constitution was being debated in the u.s. house of representatives, a brawl broke out. over 50 congressmen were brawling on the floor of the u.s. house and supposedly, the only thing that broke them up was a rather humorous event. two u.s. congressmen from wisconsin grabbed the hai

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and top innocent respect with co-star michael douglas.frnls >>> but first, the "nightline" five. >> we live in a world of mobile technology but it is not the tee vice that is mobile. it is you. >> we only have 450 million fans. we're trying to give them the feel of being at the stadium. the microsoft cloud gave us this ability to show people what they want to see. we will help people connect to their passion. >>> number one >>> good evening, thanks for joining us. tonight the opposition intensifying over that groundbreaking nuclear agreement with iran after weeks of grueling negotiations. in tehran, some are celebrating in the streets, but elsewhere across the globe and here at home critics want to kill the deal. terry moran with the implications we'll soon cici from congress to our gas pumps. >> reporter: this is the party they've been waiting for in tehran. the sights and sounds of a people with a new future in front of them, because of this. >> this moment has been a long time coming. and we have worked very hard to get here. >> report

douglas, the father of the kansas territory. he believed in the concept of popular sovereignty let the will of the people be spoken. stephen douglas was outraged by the lecompton constitution. when the lecompton constitution arrived in washington, douglas got on the floor of the senate and called the lecompton constitution a swindle and a fraud. it did not represent popular sovereignty, it did not represent the role of the people. this constitution was debated in the halls of congress. the u.s. senate, which was controlled by southerners, did pass it. they ratified it. it got to the u.s. house, which is more northern influence, when it got to the u.s. house, it was so -- the debate was so

. >>> diana douglas, the first wife op kirk cowing douglas and mother o of michael douglas has died. she was 92. she is an act rains model who appeared in dozens of movies and tv episodes. she was on cover of life magazine back in may of 19 4eu 43. quiring douglas saw the cover and vowed to marry her. they tied the knot that year and had 2 son before divorcing in 1951. they remained on amicable terms and appeared together in several films later on. >>> coming one we'll show you some hot tips for backyard barbecuing on tonight's dine and dish. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >>> got your backyard grill on? we turn up the heat with a few tips for barbecue. welcome to the bay area barbecue and grilling schools school. yes, there really is a barbecu

betty liu spoke to douglas hodge. she joins me now.: we sat down for a panel and an interview. nine months since bill gross left pimco. he is there, i would not say to pick up the pieces. this is a trillion dollar firm. he is there to reassure clients things are on track. they have gone through redemptions. 26 consecutive months of redemptions. people pulling money out. this was before bill gross left the firm. he said things are on track and i am proud of the team. i want you to hear what he said. douglas: i am very proud of the way we have performed. even during a period of heightened withdrawals, we deliver category leading performance. and speaks to the markets t to pimco's ability to manage those withdrawals. betty: there is money flowing back into pimco and the fun run by dan iversen. what kind of ceo is he? is he different than bill gross? betty: he does not manage the money. he is different from mohamed el-erian. he is often on television. frequently, in fact. he is more of an economist. he is not an economist. he does not want

douglas: much was made of the so-called franco german axis. it has become this prepackaged catchphrase. what does it really mean in the greek crisis? in essence, it has been very much a progrowth -- very much progrowth, but hollande has retreated to a more acquiescent position with regard to the german chancellor, who has been seen as calling the shots. she is a chancellor who believes in fiscal rectitude. she is a pragmatist, the essence of a pragmatist. you have to play by the rules, respect the rules. she doesn't want to see greece leave the eurozone, but the pragmatic part of her says, if it comes to that, it comes to that. a lot of people would like to see friends with hollande trying to put his -- to see francois hollande trying to put his agenda back in front. genie: let's go now to athens, with natalie seborrheic this -- natalie savaricas. you were listening into what alexis tsipras had to say today. what do you think the greek prime minister could come up with to convince creditors he is serious? nathalie: the "no" vote, that's what w

michael douglas's first role in a super hero film.s two-time academy award winner michael douglas. >> nice to be here. >> this is a fun movie. >> this is a lot of fun. you know first of all, i get to play a good guy which is a rare in my career. you mentioned the "american president" being one of the few. and also to experience special effects. my entire career has been made out of the contemporary movies dealing with contemporary angsts and the gray area between good and bad. so to be in one of these comedic super action pictures with all these special effects, being able to talk to an ant on my shoulder is great. lot of fun. >> i heard you say that your kids have never been impressed with your career until now. >> first of all, my kids did not know a lot about my career because i made a lot of r rated movies which they could never see. so when this came along and i was reading the script of "ant-man" and my 14-year-old son dylan took a look at it. he said dad, you don't even have to finish this. you've got to do this. >> that's so g

[ laughter ] >> seth: please welcome michael douglas!onor to have you here. >> my pleasure. so, where you been the last couple weeks? >> seth: i've been in italy. [ laughter ] so, this is the first time you've done a super hero film. >> yeah. first time i've done any kind of green screen special effects kind of movie, yeah. >> seth: and is this true? it's the first movie your kids have been excited that you're in? [ laughter ] >> that's true, too. mind you, my kids are 14 and 12, so there's a large part of my resume that they have not seen. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> so for a long time, you know, catherine, their mom was the actress and i made pancakes. >> seth: got it. so this is a big deal now. >> this was a tremendous deal. my son turned into like a 14-year-old agent, you know he's looking he says, "dad, dad, you don't understand. this is big in your career. this is big. [ laughter ] this is a whole new audience for you. my friends they may even want to go see one of your movies." [ laughter ] >> seth: now i, i remember seeing, w

kirk douglas saw her on cover of time magazine and vowed to marry her. they tied the knot that year and had 2 sons before divorcing. they remain on amicable terms. >>> a new champion knocks joey chestnut off his throne. how many hot dogs nut guy downed at the coney island hot dog eating contest. go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. >>> matt stonie upsets joey "jaws" chestnut. stonie, who finished sec last year, downed 62 hot dogs and bun, beats chestnut by it. stonie said it felt amazing to win. chestnut smiled in defeat and said he just felt slow and couldn't catch stonie. >> 60 hot dogs is about 20,000 calories. >> wow. okay. that would be reason enough not to try to attempt that. >>> it seemed cool out there. is it going get cooler? >> the fog and sea breeze, it's summertime. that means bone-chilling cold in san francisco. 60s for tomorrow, although getting warmer in t

you're always one step ahead, douglas.ds. >> yeah no i've done maybe 50 55 films and when this came up my son dylan, he's 14 my daughter cara said no dad, you don't understand this is important for your career. i mean this actually -- this gives you a whole new audience. never seen you before. >> maybe you'll finally make it. >> maybe. i think dylan will be my agent >> that's hilarious. they have not seen it yet. >> oh yeah they saw -- we were in the london premiere. catherine and i took them down the red carpet and the whole experience and, yeah he loves it. he can share this with his friends and learning all about this social networking you know. >> that whole thing, the internet. >> dinosaur. oh that's how it works. >> it is an important component in it. >> it really is. >> big year for you. 15th anniversary of -- in catherine having our 15th anniversary. >> big birthday also. >> well i mean not that big anymore. you know but we share -- catherine and i both have the same year -- >> september 25th. >> september 25th. >>

douglas was the co-owner of a restaurant in d.c. jay korff is live in northwest with how people are remembering him tonight. jay: kellye, flowers and candles have been placed outside of the restaurant in northwest washington in memory of the brothers. doug brown was the co-owner and a beloved presence here. >> this is one of the spots that we frequent. jay: this restaurant in northwest washington is known for its festive atmosphere. on this neck, regular customers and employees are in shock. 39-year-old co-owner doug brown, on the right, and his 37-year-old brother, dan, on the left, are presumed dead, drowning victims. calvert county sheriff's officials say the brothers and a juvenile male were swimming off of cove point in lusby when the three tired from a strong current. the juvenile made it to shore, but the brothers never surfaced. they are having a hard time coming to terms that his bosses presumed dead. >> i still can't believe he is gone. they have not found the body. i'm still hopeful he is somewhere. jay: these longtime cu

it stars melvin douglas. we're showing that. we're having lee grant here. going to sign copies of her memoranda with a "i said yes to everything" and we'll have close to an hour discussion on stage with her. she'll be in conversation with one of the producers of "tell me a riddle." >> how wonderful. when we come back from break, we can talk a little bit about some educational aspects you mention that lee grant was black listed. it is interesting that douglas' wife at one point ran against at that point in time richard nixon in southern california for congress and that election at that particular time was caught in the contemporary world of black listing. it will be very interesting. join us in a moment when we come back here to mosaic. >> this semester in my university i had a project to do, designing a synagogue and mosque. i went to the site of the museum and there was a huge banner saying help us build a roof of the synagogue. i just pressed that and from that moment i knew that i had to come here. hard work is the thing that joins us, makes us feel like

lee grant -- douglas. having that and lee grant is going to sign copies of her memoir and she'll be on stage and in conversation with one of the producers of "tell me a riddle." >> maybe we can talk about the educational aspects. it's interesting that melvin douglas' wife helen at one point ran against -- at that point in time richard nixon in southern california for congress and was -- was that election that particular time was caught in the contemporary world of blacklisting and it would be very interesting. join us in just a moment when we come back here to "mosaic." ♪ >>> you're crazy. >> what about those numbers? >> my name is martin key min ski. i'm originally from warsaw. this semester in my university i had a project to do with designing a synagogue and mosque. i went to the site of the jewish polish story museum and there was a huge banner saying help us build a timber roof of the synagogue. i just pressed that and from that moment, i knew that i have to come here. hard work is the thing that join

aurore: thank you very much douglas herbert, for your analysis. in somalia, government troops say they have won back the control of a town backed by the african union forces. according to security sources, al shabaab fighters have now fled that stronghold. the insurgents also lost the bageled -- the battle for a nearby town thursday. john kerry hit back at critics of the nuclear deal, saying a better agreement with iran would have been a fantasy. skeptic of sentences that could make it -- skeptical of sentences that could make it easy for iran to build a bomb. but john kerry says that is not true. take a listen to what the u.s. secretary of state had to say about that. secretary kerry: the u.s., after laboriously negotiating this agreement with partners, if we were to walk away from those partners, we have squandered the best chance to solve this problem with peaceful means. whether or not they have produced the fissile material for a bomb. we cannot bomb that knowledge away, nor can we sanction the knowledge away. aurore: the 19th stage of a tour

. >> diana douglas, the first wive of kirk douglas and mother. michael douglas has died. >> she was aspiring. and appeared. in those. >> kirk douglas saw the cover and said he was going to marry her. >> he died the knot and then they divorced in 1951. they remained on friendly terms. and remained single. and she was 92 years old. >>> me and napa valley man takes a new bride. >> first, we will take a live look outside. the approach to the bay bridge with not a whole lot of traffic and cloudy scns. >> we will be right back. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now, save $300 to $700 on select mattress sets, plus 36-month special financing. ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. . >>> today i w

douglas later died at the hospital. >> that's devastating. i can't believe this. i was so close. it's shocking. >> we're told the man killed had an argument with someone before leaving a local bar. neighbors say this is now the third shooting on their usually quiet block. >> at least it wasn't people from the neighborhood and gangs, but then you think about how scary it and how random it is and what makes somebody want to shoot somebody over an argument. >> this is one of six shootings this weekend. the others northeast and southeast d.c., in each case, several shots fired with a total of three dead. community activist, treyon white worries it's only getting worse. >> people are hopeless right now and the opportunities and it's hot outside and housing is going up. unemployment rate is going up. >> so far, it's up to 74. >> i think it's a poverty problem, mental health issues. a lot of issues coming together, but synthetic drugs is plaguing our community. >> another issue, resources. >> we need to get more jobs. more job training. >> but until then, d.c. residents tell us they'll

douglas melon. douglas scott junior. he was the first born sun born april 15, 1945 a native of san francisco. born to mill drid [inaudible] attended ben franklin middle school and graduated from galileo high and moved to san francisco city college where he played football with a passion. mr. scott was accepted in a apprenticeship program [inaudible] and attended langly porter college and oakland. he continued with department of public works for 15 years after which he #3450u6bed to san francisco municipal rail way into department over head lines where he retired after 3 dwoyears of sunchs mpts it was during this time mr. scott reconnected with the love och his life nob carolyn [inaudible] and they married. mr. scott assisted carline random with camp work and retreat into american baptist church where he earned the name hugy bear. mr. millen scott leaves his loving wife of 38 years, mrs. carolyn ransom scott, 4 siblings [inaudible] jacklen scott, brenda joyce, [inaudible] as well as [inaudible] a mother in law, mrs. marth

douglas was part owner of the costa brava restaurant in d.c. brown put his passion into the eatery, patrons say. >> most everything around here, the walls, that was all doug. >> he was swimming with his brother daniel brown and his teenage nephew off cove point beach. they believe they got tired swimming against the current. only the nephew made it back. >>> turning now to the 2016 presidential campaign trail. former arkansas governor mike huckabee is refusing to apologize for his comment that president obama's iran nuclear deal is leading israel to, quote, the door of the oven. even his fellow g.o.p. contenders and israel responded by saying huckabee went too far. craig boswell is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: mike huckabee refuses to apologize for controversial comments he made about president obama's deal with iran to curb it÷qs nuclear program. >> he would take the israelis and basically march them to the door of the oven. >> reporter: those comments have drawn criticism from president obama, the israeli ambassador to the u.s. and sev

douglas brown was the co-owner of the restaurant in the bloomingdale neighborhood. he and his brother daniel were swimming off cold point friday with the teenage relative when they saw the two go under. daniel brown's body was recovered saturday evening, but douglas brown's body has yet to be found. >>> an iraqi army veteran tells wusa9 that he thought police were going to shoot them dead last month in alexandria. alex horton claims they used unnecessary force when they raid his apartment last month. >> that's right, they raided them in the washington post and tells our stephanie ramirez that he hopes that his story will bring about some changes. >> reporter: alex horton is the iraq war veteran. telling me about his experience, which he wrote about in the washington post on june 14. and that is when he said he was raided by fairfax county police when he described what guns were drawn at him after being apparently called for the intruder that it happened in hisalexandria apartment. but they would draw from their experiences, conducting raids during a time of war. and

to get to douglas. >> i just want your attention. >> addresses you as mr.r. >> a lot of people having issues with the heat, 98 yesterday, 97 today, douglas get down here. hot and human mated 7:00, 9:00ing 84 at 11, very warm and humid, to the nationals game, see the guys sweating out there turn the game on after we are done with the news. 94, bell var, 92 down toward camp springs, the temperatures, not the heat indisease, the temperatures, clear right now, stay that way overnight. tomorrow, i expect to see a few thunderstorms, the keyword there, just a few not everybody is going to get wet. you actually probably want to see a storm that way at least help to cool things down a little bit, partly cloudy, 89, cooler suburbs, 94, in and around the city, places down toward the south. doreen's favorite forecast viking forecast 84 at 9 a.m., 19 around 1:00 then again, watching out for those storms in the afternoon around 92. if you want to put it off one more day, wednesday, thursday, friday, the weather is really going to be great. 89 wednesday 89 on thursday. th

i thought it's about time michael douglas is in a superhero movie. >> that's what i thought too.was fun. >> reporter: i'm abbie boudreau in los angeles. >> kids are going to love this one. >> oh, yeah. >> paul ruud is going to be live on "good morning america" in a couple of hours. >> we'll see him in times square maybe. that's what's making news in america this mor >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> it is 4:30 on this wednesday and we begin with breaking news. there is a severe thunderstorm warning posted for parts of our area. plus flood advisories due to quick falling rain. here's a few from mobile6 traveling on the schuylkill expressway westbound heading into some of the thunderstorms that are ripping through the western suburbs right now. >> a lot of lightning driving in this morning. this is a look at some of the lightning brightening the skies over the philadelphia international airport at about 3:45 this morning. the streaking light across the

tom: sarat sethi with douglas lane.are we looking at this morning with "bloomberg surveillance"? coming up, oil falls to a five-month low. coming up, francisco blanch will join us, and then edward morse will join us an hour or two down the road from citigroup on oil as well. next blanch on your new oil price. oil $52.86 a barrel. i need a cup of starbucks. vonnie says forget the veniti i am all grande. we have had in the store exist wants to this twitter question. here is new york clamoring for another starbucks. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." brendan greeley, vonnie quinn with me this morning. how about a morning must-read on oil? stephen short writing about the minutia of pipelines full every barrel is in the united states. the baker hughes oil rig/by 60% however, despite this purge, u.s. production peak at the highest level in april 9.7 whatever barrels, whatever million, bazillion barrels. the eighth highest level ever. we need to speak with the next word, francisco blanch with us from bank

. >> michael douglas is here.vel ringing closing bell for "ant man." >> how does it feel to be in your first movie here with marvel? >> it's exciting. this is a nice way to do it. just found out disney is at an all-time high. maybe they know something about "ant man" for the weekend. this is a treat. haven't been down here since "wall street" so it's fun to come back. >> bring back any memories for you? >> well yeah. brings back some good memories. how are you? it's nice and quiet and calm today. so ant man is happy. >> thank you, michael. appreciate the time. >> you'll see ant man and gordon gekko ringing the closing well. >> i thought he was supposed to be very very small. he is bigger than the previews suggest. >> michael douglas? >> ant man, that is. michael douglas, when bob pisani asked him about coming through here, the role made him so famous to everybody working in finance, from "wall street." he said it's nice to come back in a nice legitimate role. that's sure to set tongues wagging. >> welcome back mic

why michael douglas and his co-stars are gushing over his new look. very small news, indeed. ♪ ♪ >>> well, need a job? there's a new way to search for jobs, an app that works a lot like the popular dating app tinder. >> it's called switch. you swipe right if you want the position. if the employer swipes right, too, it could mean you get a new job. here's abc's linzie janis with more. >> reporter: when it comes to searching for love, tens of millions of tinder users are swiping their way to a hot date. now, a new app promises you to let you choose your next job with that same ruthless efficiency. >> you basically wanted to do what the internet did to dating >> reporter: switch allows job seekers to go through thousands of potential positions anonymously swiping right if interested and left if not. if an employer is interested, too, that's a match. the app puts the two in touch. it's the latest in a new generation of apps from sites such as linkedin and monster.com, designed to give both besides the direction connections so often missing in the job and

we had michael douglas, the legendary michael douglas on yesterday who you co-star with.d stand differently. i felt like -- i felt like a true superhero. >> you puffed out a little. >> i did, i did. >> yeah. >> my posture in general is pretty poor so when you put on the ant-man suit you can't help but -- >> how does it feel to be part of the marvel universe of action heros? >> it's amazing. people would ask me that when we were shooting this movie and it was just so kind of out of left field and fun and crazy and then i got to shoot a little bit of captain america 3 and then, you know, ironman was standing there and captain america, it's like, this is real. this is happening. >> and me, ant-man. >> i mean, you know, little known fact i looked up the comic because i wasn't familiar with it and i didn't realize ant-man was the founding member of the avengers. >> that's right. hank pym, the character michael douglas plays who is the original ant-man, formed the avengers. >> what was it like to work with him? >> unbelievable. you know, there are those people that you kind of

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ paul, micahel douglas, lili llegan antman. comÍa las hamburguesas que querÍa." leÍ que usted no era cool para sus hijos y ahora asÍ. es el papÁ mÁs cool. michael douglas, nos confirma. " la mayorÍa de mis pelÍculas son para adultos y mÉxico no la pueden ver, y ahora pase a ser chÉvere. algo para compartir con sus amigos estaban a la expectativa de verla. les encantaba venir a visitarme al set, y estaba con la gente cool." si tuvieras el poder del hombre hormiga, quÉ cosas buenas, las Áreas? " me gustarÍa meterme en el despacho presidencial y de lo que se discute y se planea aporta cerrada." cada vez que te entrevisto nos reÍmos mucho pero no esperÁbamos que fuera tan cÓmico trabadas escenas... >> me gustan dramÁticos cÓmics. no pensÉ que iba a tener un personaje asÍ pero estoy orgulloso y es muy diferente para mi. estaba nervioso cada escena. daniela: desde pequeÑa ha oÍdo a su padre amy decir que la monogamia nuestra lista. la periodista vive de acuerdo hasta creencias y disfrutando una vida sin ataduras y cuando descubra que

. >> douglas ol olivant a former director of the national security council goins joins us from eugene oregon. doug welcome. >> good evening antonio. >> the fight against i.s.i.l. was well received but then it also started bombing the kurdish pkk bases. that raised a cures question. is that just an excuse to crack down on their own kurdish rebels? >> well cracking down on their own kurdish rebels remains their number one priority. their second policy seems to be the cooperation in northern syria may well be aimed more at the assad gem regime than i.s.i.s. i think the united states is grateful for cooperation less for zone in northern syria and more for access to turkish air bases for strikes in syria and iraq. >> the u.s. coalition to defeet i.s.i.l. turkey preferring to neutralize its kurdish insurgents how could that clash? the turkish have been the most combative against kurds in both syria and iraq. >> the turkish are more concerned that kurds are less in this for defeating i.s.i.l. and more in it for carving their own territory. hopeful to make something of this and use the access

dos dÍas despuÉs de la muerte de su madre, douglas acudiÓ al estreno europeo de la pelÍcula x-men y seir los mÚsculos de cualquiera en a cero. ¿serÁ quÉ le luz en a raÚl molina? es posible quÉ le funcione a raÚl molina. bueno, amigos gracias por elegirnos, maÑana en punto de las 6, una cita con nueva informaciÓn ahora estÁn bien informados buenas noches abrazaron, hasta maÑana. ♪ ilia: estas son las principales noticias, el papa francisco alentÓ a cambiarel mundo. revelan que 21 millones de personas fueron afectados por un robo en base de datos informÁticos. el partido republicano le pidiÓ al aspirante presidencial donald trump bajar el tono de sus polÉmicos comentarios sobre inmigraciÓn, bajo el argumento de que estÁn daÑando la agrupaciÓn polÍtica. la selecciÓn de mÉxico goleÓ a cuba en la copa oro 2015, mientras que guatemala fue superada por trinidad y tobago. ♪

joe douglas i'll that for us. that was a lot of pixelation you saw. since that was broadcast on our sister station in portland, amending alex -- a man named alex settlement asked -- said a woman asked him to leave them around town is a joke. he admitted he would do it again if he had the chance. kellye: let's move on, shelley? -- shall we? jonathan: seafood restaurant in new york is leading the nearly century old lobster live. look at the size of his fellow. jordan lobster bar says they're used to seeing huge crustaceans but this one is huge and rare. it weighs around 23 pounds. there is no exact way to tell a lobster's age but they guess he is roughly 95 years old . >> we got them from one of our fishermen in the bay. he did not tell us. we looked and opened it up. >> i've heard of these enormous lobsters so it is a real treat. >> it is cool to watch it and look at it. jonathan: when you see something that old people say let it live. he said he will donate the lobster to the long island aquarium. kellye: seeing that does make me a little hungry. jona

someone shot four people on douglas place in southeast. now police are looking for the shooter. >>> traffic looks clear this morning as folks head back from the beaches in maryland and delaware. looking live at the bay bridge. moving smoothly at this hour. more than a million folks in the region expected to have traveled this fourth of july weekend. >>> and as you come back after all the heat that we've had lately, it might feel pretty good out there today. >> a foggy start, as well. but some folks may have taken a jacket with them. i know i did coming in this morning. >> i did, too. amelia segal is standing by outside. >> yes, here on the storm team 4 weather deck. it feels lying a morning at the beach because it's so humid outside right now. it's not oppressive, but you will be noticing the humidity throughout the day today. overcast skies right now. but the sunshine trying to burn off some of the cloud cover. overall today more clouds than sun. we'll have partly to mostly cloudy skies. dew point temperatures showing that you because tha

. >> reporter: michael douglas plays the physicist and inventor behind the recipe.parture from more usual roles. you have played greedy, manipulative. what was it like playing such a good guy in the face of evil? >> a pleasure. just a pleasure. playing a good guy it's nice after a while. >> reporter: it's not just douglas's softer side. director tells us this project has something for everyone. >> our movie is a more intimate movie by design about families, about the fathers trying to be a part of their daughter's lives. that was appealing. instead of going bigger let's go smaller. >> reporter: marvel is owned by disney abc 7's parent company. leyla gulen, abc 7 news. >> as mentioned antman opens today in theaters nationwide. >>> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. desperate for water. the unusual steps some neighbors are taking to get those precious drops. >>> and from the largest city to vatican city what has the mayor of san jose getting ready to go to rome? >> continuing coverage of the terror attack in chattanooga. clues that could reveal if this >>> abc 7 news start