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. >> fourth, the tough talking tv host, dr.l mcgraw at $88 million. >> there's a tie for fourth. the world's most popular athlete, christiana renaldo also brought in number four. >> and wrapping up the top five, kevin hart at 87.5. i think the half is probably a joke on his height. maybe not? he's the first comedian to ever make more than jerry seinfeld. >> together they pulled in $5.1 billion. that's with a b, before taxes. >> celebrities, they're just like us. >> next, guess who landed herself on the upcoming cover of forbes? >> kim kardashian is the top mobile mogul making $45 million on her mobile game. >> mobile mogul. that's tough. >> and if you're not familiar with the game, it enables player to create their own celebrity, befriend kim and work their way onto the a-list. >> it's on the same month she also landed on the cover of gq nude holding a black leather jacket for the tenth annual love, sex and madness issue. >> and good news at abc. >> whoopi goldberg re-upped for the view. >> she's the second longest serving memb

rounding out the top five, pop group one direction, author james patterson, tv host dr.ccer star cristiano ronaldo. other big names include, melissa mccarthy, ryan seacrest, and kevin hart, who is the first comedian to ever outearn jerry seinfeld. don't feel too bad for seinfeld he still graces the list at number 57 earning $43.5 million last year. not bad. >>> and commuters in london got a surprise, when they found that their train station had been invaded by a ghost busters villain. look at that. the stay puff marshmallow man could be found breaking through the floor to the delight of passersby. this is all for this week's release of the ghost busters movie reboot. can you imagine what a great picture? i'm betty nguyen and this is "first look" on msnbc. be sure to check out our facebook page and stay tuned because "way too early" starts right now. >>> a city in mourning. president obama heads to dallas today to help the community heal following the deaths of five police officers. and there are new details about the dallas sniper. the family of micah johnson break their

dr. miami operates. the controversial plastic surgeon who started snapchating his procedures live. crazy, right? well guess what, it's led to a big tvood morning, everybo name is michael. they call me dr. miami. >> welcome ack to the e.r. room. first is a butt lift. >> i have two full time social med assistants. all they do all day is snapchat and answer questions and comments. >> give her a little bump here to curve that out. >> 44-year-old michael salzhower says he only started snapchating after instagram deleted his account. >> i posted before and after pictures. i guess we showsed too much skin. >> the father five's only daughter suggested snapchat. >> i said isn't for sexting? she said dad, they have this new feature, a story f they signed a consent form and it kept growing. now we get a a million and a half viewers a day. >> dr. says about two thirds of his patients sign away their privacy. >> we don't give discounts for being on the snapchat. paat of the thing. they'll request certain songs to be played during thesurgery. they'll want to shout-out their cousin or sister or something. and write messages on their back. >> the s

dr. phil: he sold your phone and tv. >> announcer: did he also corrupt his daughter? >> dr. sell? >> i have never done that. >> yes, you did. >> dr. phil: he slept with hookers, moved miss stress into the house. moved you to the couch. come on. i would have put more up here, but's only got 37 feet of screen. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, i

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dr. miami operates. he's a controversial plastic surgeon who started snapchatting and guess what? it led to a big tv deal. >> good morning, everybody. my name is michael. they call me dr. miami. welcome back to the operating room. i have two full-time social media assistants, and all they do all day is snapchat and answer questions and comments. >> give her a little bump here to curve that out. >> dr. miami says he only started >> i posted before and after pictures. i guess we showed a little bit too much skin even though we put choc emojis over the private parts. >> she said, dad, they have in new feature. i asked a patient would you mind if we snapchatted. ey signed a consent form and it kept growing. >> dr. miami says about two-thirds of his patients sign away their privacy. >> we don't give any discounts for being on snapchat. a lot of them want to be on snapchat. in fact, they'll request certain songs to be played during surgery. they'll want to shout out their cousin or sister or something. >> the surgery posts are graphic. stuff we can't show you here. >> so what kind of blade should i use? >

. >> on american history tv, take a tour of the brigham young university museum of heldntology, and fossils by the museum. have dr. gentian changed the way fossils and bones were displayed. >> when you can hide the steel supports, the animal looks more alive, in the sense that you get the feeling that these are bones. it brings life to these bones. >> professor of history at brigham young university talks about mormon pioneers settling in salt lake city and setting up satellite communities. 33 mormon families established the settment of provo in 1849. city tour tos provo, utah on c-span2's book tv. at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3, the city's tour, working with her cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. on american history tv on c-span3, this july 4 weekend, tonight at 8:00 on lectures in history. herncreasingly focused on position as a mother, which is what is driving her support for suffrage. her support as a mother to say that women are different than that, that women can do society better than men have done. >> boston college professor heather richardson on the new roles women assum

dr. phil in a court of law." number 3, the new emmy nominees. >> would you present your tv wife with some flowers, please?the "black-ish" crew to the cast of "the people versus o.j. simpson," we were with the stars celebrating their nominations. ph phillip k. brown played chris darden. zbluf a total of 22 nominations. how does that make you feel right now? >> i'm so happy for everybody involved. >> number 2, taylor swift. emmy nominee tom hiddleston denied rumors their relationship is fake telling "the hollywood reporter" taylor swift and i are together and we're very happy. it's not a publicity stunt." this after a war between taylor and her ex calvin harris after smith's rep confirmed taylor secretly wrote calvin's hit song "this is what you came for," which was recorded by rihanna. and the number one story this week, jennifer aniston's op-ed on body shaming. "i am not pregnant. what i am is fed up." bikini photos last month had some wondering if jen was pregnant. she points out, "we are complete with or without a mate, with or without a child. we get to decide for ourselves what is beautiful when it co

. >> even though you're a tv guy, robert, you bring the colors, diet dr. peppers.hank you, over at hq. >>> when we come back, uber and a airbnb, bringing it. a lot more is uncertain. "squawk alley's" back in a minute. >>> new date toe shows unicorn's start-up, $1 billion or more, venture capital investment. the numbers two be deceiving. here's what it all means. >> hi, carl. right. in u2 unicorns grabbed the largest share in history according to a recent report out from the pitchbook. investments and start-ups totaling $22.3 billion. that money wasn't divided equally, though, across all types of start-ups. almost 40% of all of the investment in q2 were $8.8 billion actually went towards unicorns. looking more closely at the data, it's skewed because of one powerhouse start-up in particular, uber. the ride-hailing service alone accounted for $5.6 billion. of that $8.8 billion, more than 60%. even as professional investors piled into uber, however, early-stage start-ups are struggling to find funding. q2, the number of first financing with vc involvement dropped to 5

dr. ben carson, also set to speak is donald trump jr. and his youngest daughter, tiffany. >>> and some actors and tv stars with backing donald trump and t.j. holmes has more on >> reporter: a former soap star and cha chi. opening night was different, a mix of who's who and who's that? and the celebrities that many might have expected did not materialize, still there was scott baio touting trum >> the former happy days and charles in charge star said his invitation was very last minute. >> i was at a donald trump event a couple of nights ago, after he spoke i said hi i'm scott he said do you want to speak? and i said here? and he said at the convention. >> they talked up trump as someone to depend on. >> no matter who you are donald trump will have your back. and tony sabato of general hospital fame made his point about immigration, there should be no short cut for those that don't want to pay or wait. >> that was t.j. holmes reporting. >> our own jim gardner and sara bloomquist are in cleveland for the entire republican national convention and tune in for their live reports here on "action news." >>> we are less than a week away from the

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dr. king's hand, standing right over there. [applause] [laughter] ann: i could say something. but we are on national tv.o not think i will say it. i will let that slide. i will let that slide. [laughter] my pleasure, everyone, to introduce our speaker for the afternoon. he is mr. bakari sellers. he was elected in 2006 to the south carolina house of representatives at the age of 22. he was one of the youngest state representatives, at the age of 22, and he was the youngest black elected official in the united states, at the age of 22. he served the 90th district very well from 2006 until 2014, and in 2014, he also ran for lieutenant governor. he is currently an analyst for cnn. his education has always been top priority for him. he is a graduate of south carolina public schools. he also attended and graduated from morehouse college in atlanta. i see you have a brother in the house where. while at morehouse, mr. sellers was elected student association president. and by virtue of that position served on the college board of trustees. he earned a juris doctorate from my alma mater, the university of south c

dr. regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> only on abc 7 news, the young woman at the center of a police sex scandal makes a shocking new revelation to the i-team tonight. she says an east bay police department offered to put her on a plane tonight for a month-long stay in rehab. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. the i-team's dan noyes talked to celeste guap today. >> and he joins us with this exclusive report. >> reporter: ama and eric, the 18-year-old who calls herself celeste guap has been up-front with me how she makes her money and the serious drugs she uses. she admits she is addict and sometimes thinks about quitting. today the richmond pd tried to get her into rehab 3,000 miles away. and some were questioning were their motives clear? a richmond police sergeant brought celeste zbup the family justice center. she said he was in a hurry. didn't give her time to put on shoes. she wore her bedroom slippers. he tried to get her on a plane tonight.

tv. >> good for her! i can't even get on sports live on -- >> mickey mouse, any of that! good for her. >>> are you having warrior withdrawals about now? dr. o'donnell has the cure. >> a record day at the all-star home run ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, league all-star starting pitcher was announced >>> yes, halfway through the season, and there we are. >> 57 wins, baby, and the giants have the best one-two bunch in baseball. adequate here is the announcement from jack nicholson. >> here's johnny! >> cueto will start tomorrow in the all high pressure star game. the first season with the giants, he's 13-1, with a 2.47 e.r.a. he's the 8th giant start tore to start, matt -- starter to start. stanton put on a show at the derby. he launched 12 home runs, that's 475 feet or mover, including two that went 497. he beat defending champion todd frasier. he had 19 more than the previous record. tim duncan announced his retirement. the big fundamental, as he was called, was a 15 time all star, five nba titles in 19 seasons with the spurs. steve kerr watching the warriors summer league team against the lakers. golden state second round pick finishes with the stea

dr. phil is taking on "the national enquirer," the tv host and his wife filing a $250 million lawsuit againsty falsely accused him of spousal abuse. abc's linsey davis has that story. >> are you kidding me? >> reporter: he's the booming texas voice known for dishing out down-to-earth advice. >> the thing that will keep you consistent is accountability. >> reporter: but this morning, dr. phil mcgraw says he's finished playing nice with the tabloids. >> this is just attention-getting behavior on your part. >> reporter: the talk show host and his wife are now taking american media inc. which owns "the national enquirer" to court suing the company for libel saying they crossed the line. in the lawsuit they allege "the national enquirer" and its sister publications published more than 85 false articles about them over the past 13 years claiming the stories were usually without any legitimate sources, without any basis in fact or taken entirely out of context. >> dr. phil has only one person to blame for the skeletons that lurk inside his closet and that is himself. "the national enquirer," radar o

tv. >> good for her! i can't even get on sports live on -- >> mickey mouse, any of that! good for her. >>> are you having warrior withdrawals about now? dr. o'donnell has the cure. >> a record day at the all-star home run derby. guess how many, and how far. ,,,,,,,, america thought our pancakes were pretty great. but as much as you loved them, we didn't. so we made them with fresh buttermilk, and a hint of vanilla. are denny's new pancakes flufflier, tastier, better than yours? only you can decide. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're buildi

dr. smith, you're alive. >> of course, i'm alive. do i look like a corpse? >> the period has a reputation for being tv as a kind of candy.ike there was this really aggressive innocence to it. >> you're only to blow that in an emergency. >> this is an emergency, you're standing on my foot! >> "gilligan's island" made no sense whatsoever logistically. how is the professor able to build all this stuff but not build a damn raft? >> this stick of dynamite that i made. >> it makes no sense if you pull any single thread on it, but it was just like the kind of show designed to live forever in syndication. >> who are you looking for? >> the nun. who else? >> are you kidding? >> "flying nun" is the most -- it's a crazy show. like what is that about? >> look, carlos, it's very simple. i only weigh 90 pounds and the combination of my cornet and the wind lifts me. it was just complete nonsense, let's face it. it was the height of the '60s, and everybody was eating granola and dropping out and doing god knows what else, and i wasn't. >> hello, central? i'm switching to my eyeglasses. put a hold on my wallet but keep my shoe open. >> t

--ways into religion. >> on american history tv take a tour of the brigham young university museum of paleontology and to the dinosaur fossils collected by dr. james a jensen. is in talksof them about how the fossils were gathered from utah and surrounding states and how dr. jensen changed the way fossils and bones are displayed. when you have the armature in the still supports the animal looks more alive. in the sense that these are bones that brings life to these bones. >> the professor of history at health young university after first settling salt lake city in 1847 and began setting and 33llite communities mormon families establish the settlement of provo in 1849. this weekend watch c-span cities tour to the provo utah at noon eastern on c-span two's book tv. the c-span cities are working with our cable affiliate in visiting cities across the country. >> the hard-fought 2016 primary season is over with historic conventions to follow this summer. >> colorado. >> texas. >> watch c-span as they consider the delegate for the first woman ever at the head of a major political party in the first non-politician in several decades. watch live on

announcer: and american history tv takes a tour of the brigham young museum of paleontology and see the dinosaur fossils collected by dr. jensen, curator about museum, rod, talks how the fossils were gathered in utah and surrounding states. >> when you can hide the armature and the steel supports, alive inl looks more the sense that you get the feeling that these are bones, but it brings life to the bones. announcer: the professor of after mormon about pioneers settled and began setting up satellite communities and 33 mormon families established the settlement of provo. twoh c-span's city tour's provo, utah. sunday afternoon at two all caps on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliate and visiting cities across the country. announcer: this weekend on "road to the white house rewind." we look back at the 1968 presidential campaign conventions. here's a preview. the do not promise millennium in the morning and i do not promise we can eradicate property -- poverty. as you promise action, a new policy for peace of broad and for justice at home rigged look at our problems abroad. do you realize that w

dr. king's hand standing right over there. [applause] >> i could say something -- i could say something. but we are on national tv. will let that slide. it is my pleasure to introduce our featured speaker. mr. sellers was representative to the south carolina house of representatives at 22. state one of the youngest representatives at the age of 22 and he was the youngest black official in the united states at the age of 22. he served the 90th district very well from 2006 until 2014, and he also ran for lieutenant governor. he is currently an analyst for cnn. his education and has always been top priority for him. and -- he attended and graduated from morehouse college in atlanta. he was elected student association present -- president and served on the college board of trustees. he earned a juris doctorate from my arm, the university of south carolina school of law and soon entered politics working for congressman jim clyburn. he also worked with shirley franklin of atlanta and served with the southeastern regional director of the naacp. he has a very, very strong background and legacy to lead up to -- to live up

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i also sfgov tv you today as a former member of the lgbt 18 policy task force and look alongside my colleagues. i think dr. aleman appropriately stated that our work has to be driven by data and that was one of the first recommendations that came out of the task force. but i actually want to speak you on behalf of being a leader of an agency in my experience with this ordinance and collecting data. i arrived at meals on wheels on in 2007 and as a gay man, when the first questions i asked of my team is, how many lgbt people do we serve? in fact, we do not know. then, i asked her why and ultimately to a long conversation we realize how important it was restarted to collect this data immediately. most people know meals on wheels as neil do what we are is a service provider in homes with supportive services. you cannot do that without trust. so beyond knowing whether or not we are serving people the right way, whether or not we should be changing operatives in the future, the biggest reason to support this ordinance is we have to build trust with all of our clients. this ordinance goes a long way to sending t

i also sfgov tv you today as a former member of the lgbt 18 policy task force and look alongside my colleagues. i think dr. aleman appropriately stated that our work has to be driven by data and that was one of the first recommendations that came out of the task force. but i actually want to speak you on behalf of being a leader of an agency in my experience with this ordinance and collecting data. i arrived at meals on wheels on in 2007 and as a gay man, when the first questions i asked of my team is, how many lgbt people do we serve? in fact, we do not know. then, i asked her why and ultimately to a long conversation we realize how important it was restarted to collect this data immediately. most people know meals on wheels as neil do what we are is a service provider in homes with supportive services. you cannot do that without trust. so beyond knowing whether or not we are serving people the right way, whether or not we should be changing operatives in the future, the biggest reason to support this ordinance is we have to build trust with all of our clients. this ordinance goes a long way to sending t

i also sfgov tv you today as a former member of the lgbt 18 policy task force and look alongside my colleagues. i think dr. aleman appropriately stated that our work has to be driven by data and that was one of the first recommendations that came out of the task force. but i actually want to speak you on behalf of being a leader of an agency in my experience with this ordinance and collecting data. i arrived at meals on wheels on in 2007 and as a gay man, when the first questions i asked of my team is, how many lgbt people do we serve? in fact, we do not know. then, i asked her why and ultimately to a long conversation we realize how important it was restarted to collect this data immediately. most people know meals on wheels as neil do what we are is a service provider in homes with supportive services. you cannot do that without trust. so beyond knowing whether or not we are serving people the right way, whether or not we should be changing operatives in the future, the biggest reason to support this ordinance is we have to build trust with all of our clients. this ordinance goes a long way to sending t

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i also sfgov tv you today as a former member of the lgbt 18 policy task force and look alongside my colleagues. i think draleman appropriately stated that our work has to be driven by data and that was one of the first recommendations that came out of the task force. but i actually want to speak you on behalf of being a leader of an agency in my experience with this ordinance and collecting data. i arrived at meals on wheels on in 2007 and as a gay man, when the first questions i asked of my team is, how many lgbt people do we serve? in fact, we do not know. then, i asked her why and ultimately to a long conversation we realize how important it was restarted to collect this data immediately. most people know meals on wheels as neil do what we are is a service provider in homes with supportive services. you cannot do that without trust. so beyond knowing whether or not we are serving people the right way, whether or not we should be changing operatives in the future, the biggest reason to support this ordinance is we have to build trust with all of our clients. this ordinance goes a long way to sending tha

american history tv, take a look at the brigham young history of paleontology and see the fossils created. they talk about how the fossils were gathered from utah and surrounding states and how dr. jensen change the way fossils are displayed. >> when you can hide the armature and the steel supports, the animal looks more alive in the sense that you get the feeling that these are bones, and it brings life to these bones. professor of history at brigham young university talks about how after mormon pioneers for salted -- settled salt lake established the city of provo. this weekend, watch the city store to provo, utah throughout the day. be sunday.it will the c-span city store, working with cable affiliates and visiting states across the country. next, a look at u.s.-mexico relations. expertsveral legal discuss the supreme court's most recent term. then, the global strategy for combating isis. former officials from the george w. bush administration were part of a discussion on u.s.-mexico relations and its impact on security and the economy. there were talks about the political rhetoric. this is one hour and a half from the atlantic council. >> good afternoon everyone. i am jason

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tv and your radio, then go ahead with your comment. is thatmy comment president obama and his speech today at the memorial, he mentioned a quote again from drmartin luther king. people -- the young black people do need jobs. i wanted to mention that, number one. where is the new dr. martin luther king? where is the person who can speak and bring these people together? i do not necessarily agree with likewise matter, but they need somebody -- black lives matter, but they need somebody. present obama is not doing it. where is the person that can come up and pull everybody together? bringing up something that was 50 years old now is not working. president obama continues his meetings at the white house today about police violence and violence against police. the headline the headline in "usa today" this morning. congress stalls on top issues , zika virusng guns and spending. we want to let you know, on the issue of fighting the zika virus, the director of the cdc will be testifying this morning before a senate foreign relations subcommittee. that is coming up this afternoon. at 2:30n3 beginning p.m. eastern. jim on our democrats line. theer: i

i also sfgov tv you today as a former member of the lgbt 18 policy task force and look alongside my colleagues. i think dr. aleman appropriately stated that our work has to be driven by data and that was one of the first recommendations that came out of the task force. but i actually want to speak you on behalf of being a leader of an agency in my experience with this ordinance and collecting data. i arrived at meals on wheels on in 2007 and as a gay man, when the first questions i asked of my team is, how many lgbt people do we serve? in fact, we do not know. then, i asked her why and ultimately to a long conversation we realize how important it was restarted to collect this data immediately. most people know meals on wheels as neil do what we are is a service provider in homes with supportive services. you cannot do that without trust. so beyond knowing whether or not we are serving people the right way, whether or not we should be changing operatives in the future, the biggest reason to support this ordinance is we have to build trust with all of our clients. this ordinance goes a long way to sending t