eny pichardo desde nueva york nos explica cÓmo funcionaria esta nueva norma. >> son muy cansadoras. le quitan el tiempo a uno yo no las contestome cansÉ demasiado de tantas llamadas. eny: muy pronto gÓmez podrÁ solucionar este problema luego de que la comisiÓn de comunicaciones fcc, por sus siglas en inglÉs, aprobÓ una medida de los usuarios pedir a las compaÑÍas que bloquean los mensajes y llamadas este experto en tecnologÍa afirma que la iniciativa tambiÉn aplica a las llamadas publicitarias efectuadas en nÚmeros telefÓnicos de planta fija residencial. >> la medida no obliga a que las paren si el usuario quiere. eny: los usuarios ademÁs deberÁn inscribirse en el registro nacional para el bloqueo de llamadas y podrÁn bajar una aplicaciÓn que les permite presentar quejas contra las empresas que ignoren sus pedidos. >> por ejemplo las hacen los bancos para temas de fraude fiscal de tarjeta y demÁs eso es un poco... puede tener ciertas implicaciones en ese sentido ahora estamos en temporada de elecciones muchas veces las recibimos por temas polÍticos. eny: las c

eny estÁ en malone, nueva york con mÁs reciente del caso. de los buscados es el estado de los dos reos que escaparon de la cÁrcel de mÁxima seguridad al norte de nueva york. matt fue abatido por agentes fronterizos. hoy con su cÓmplice muerto el otro prÓfugo sweat tendrÍa tiempos mÁs difÍciles eludiendo al incansable bÚsqueda que se realiza en esta zona boscosa, operativo que ha calmado el temor de muchos residentes y visitantes del Área. >> me siento seguro pero no deja de molestar un poco que todavÍa estÉ fugitivo. eny: 1100 agentes y los estatales y federales participan en el intenso operativo rastreando el Área remotas y revisando autos en varios puntos de control. esta residente del Área seÑala el trabajo de los uniformados dejarÁ resultados positivos muy pronto. >> es muy importante que ellos encuentre en al hombre la comunidad estÁ muy preocupada ahorita. eny: este medio hermano por su parte dijo sentirse mÁs tranquilo tras enterarse de la muerte del reo. "ahora mismo no puedo pensar en el hombre que conocÍ, sino en el hombre que amen

eni told my dad and he blew it wait out of proportion. >> after hearing about story the manager of a wilson's leather reached out to him for a job interview. that's matt filling out his application today. matt's studying criminal justice right now and hopes at some point to become a police officer. >> good for him. that's a great story. >>> well, all pumped up and carrying that big trophy. the world champion warriors arrived back in the bay area. >>> also today history was made in the women's world cup. mark is coming up with sports. >>> and checking up for ktvu fox news at 7. >> we have continuing coverage of the search for answers in the dead live balcony collapse in the city of berkeley and more information about naacp leader. working on these stories and much more. coming up at 7 on tv 36. female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> all right, mark is here now. a lot of

with his wife and new little boy at the hospital baby cylus is perfectly healthy and a officer bow enis a angel right place right time. >> absolutely. >> by the way that you didn't see when you were reading this story, you say waving him down, did you this. >> yes. >> he didn't even do it like that. >> yes. >> well, world's oldest known person dies 26 days after her 116th birthday. >> so geraldine tally passed away wednesday night at her home in michigan miss tally was born on may 23rd, 1899 in georgia. she later moved to michigan in the 1930's. she was survived by her 77 year-old daughter and three generations of grandchildren. >> that is a lot. >>> coming up, terminator takes over hollywood what you have to see just next. >>> lets take a live look in olde city 70 degrees. sue will be live, in atlantic city forecast, terminator genesis does not hit theaters until july 1st but we got a up close look with one of the stars. terminator himself arnold schwartsenager walk down the street sneaking up to terminator i am person nateers. pretended to be a wax figure at madam toso's, this is late

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they didn't just get in there and go eny meany miny mo which steam pipe am i to go? >> tomorrow's headline. they had help? we'll find out if he keeps talking. >> that's the important thing for law enforcement, to keep this guy alive. they have to debrief him, and it seems like he is talking. not only to find out what these guys did, but it's also going to get rid ever the bad apples or bad seeds which could either be in that jail or outside that jail. >> so this never happens again. >> hopefully. >> craig caine, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >>> coming up, we'll speak live with the prosecutor who actually took down richard matt a couple of years ago, not only says matt had a way with the ladies but this prosecutor was afraid matt would kill someone in that courtroom. don't miss that conversation. >>> plus, the american economy on edge. a lot of red here on wall street, down 296 points now, an hour of the trading day to go because of one tiny nation on the brink of financial collapse. why greece is closing banks and denying its people cash. we have that for yo

commissioner koskinen: i appreciate that eni appreciate again, the chairman's clarity about what we need to work together on this. it's not a political issue. we have said for some time. we need to get information returns earlier. would be a great help to us. we need to have the authority to what's called mask w-2's so we can assure that they are produced by legitimate companies not fraudulent companies as we go forward. we may need authority to work with the partnership we have with the tax preparers and tax software companies as well as the states to provide minimum requirements for data that authenticates taxpayers when they file their tax returns. as we go forward. and then ultimately as i have noted our discussion today is not about something that was the result of funding shortage, but the challenge we face more broadly dealing with the criminal enterprises around the world does depend upon making sure we have adequate funding to continue to rebuild our systems get them into what i call the early 21st century rather than the late 19th century. senator heller: commissioner, the prev

>> i think there was a lot of concern about the ayatollah cham eni's comments in which he seemed to be rejecting the basic framework for inspection which u.s. specialists feel is critical remaining part of this agreement to be pinned down. and i think the dilemma for the u.s. would be if thepiranians went ahead and find an agreement with the basic framework that secretary kerry outlined in his fact sheet when the lauz anne negotiations finished, at the same time that the supreme leader has publicly rejected those conditions, you have iran in effect going in two directions at once. and that presents a really tricky question for u.s. policymakers. and i think they're really struggling with it i'm sure they'll seek some sort of public qualification that the ayatollah's comments are not decisive. i don't know how you could get that given that he is the supreme leader. >> david ignatius from washington, thank you. >> thanks, charlie. back in a moment stay with us. >> rose: larry summers is here. he served as treasury secretary under president clinton and as director of president obama's nat

wonderful representative of this town for welcoming us here today and i want to thank my friend lynn gr on eny may be confused, it may be that you thought she was being booed by her high school classmates, she was not. for reasons that i will not explain, lynn's nickname in high school was "the juice." hence, it's not a boo. it's "the juice." and lynn, thank you for being here. i'm also here because this is where my family raised me. you'll hear a lot and have heard a lot from me about my mother and father. all of us know that for good and for bad, where we come from is from our parents, and so, you heard sheila and lynn both talk about my mom today. i'm here in livingston because all of those years ago my mother and father became of first of either of their families to leave the city of newark and come here. and make this home for us. my mom isn't with us today. but i feel her. and my dad is with me here today. i'm really, really privileged to have him. >> they raised my brother and i, brought us here to livingston when we were four years old and two years old. and then our sister, dawn, join

shell bp total eni and others announced that they were previously on the wrong side of history.ng the way on climate and. will the move by them a seat at the table? it is great to see you. thank you for coming and. how does the climate change letter get put together? this is signed by european oil businesses. how did it come to fruition? >> i started looking at how the letter was put together and the key trigger was the ceos thinking about something i was not thinking about. the church of england announced that they wanted to have a discussion with oil companies because the church of england is a big investors. they told the companies, we want to have a discussion triggering something with bp, shell, and other companies. anna: amazing. we saw the catholic church stepping into the conversation as well. is this enlightened? four, is this a bit of green-wash. -- or is is a bit of green-wash. >> it is a good rhetorical. they know the climate change conversation is coming and they want to be on the right side of history. it is good business for them and they are big gas producers. on

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. ♪ d eny a ee o day dvd rental when you b anypecily rkedello's b. . >>> protest and praise on presidentu.s. and germany. one of the strongest alliances the world has ever nope. he opened up with the chancellor saying they will address issues with violence in the ukraine and entrenched president vladimir putin and suspended membership last year. >> these are all difficult challenges. what gives me hope is the example of germany. this year marks 70 years since the end of world war ii and decades of a great plate toe alliance. it marks 25 years since the unification of germany that inspired the world and effected all of us. we are here together. and today, it is proof that conflicts can end and great progress is possible. >> he took time out for pretd sells and beer. their relationship was tested following revelations that the nsa had tapped her cellphone. >>> the president's visit is not without protest. hundreds of demonstrators are surrounding the security fence in the bavarian alps. and this is a similar protest in behave vairia. and -- in bavaria and they believe they are favoring ban

with that guy was about whether or not you could light the water in downstate new york where frak enis i made the debate on tracking. is questioning what you could do in your own home. he is in no position to a bodyweight or truthfulness about what you said you could do in your own home. stuart: meal, even though you've never visited my farm with them many times i've invited you though you've never appeared. >> you never invited me once. as i kept track of your farms and homes across the world you have one in every zip code. i couldn't follow u.s. i tried. even on a broom. what this guy did that is to say you can argue all you want. many people on both sides do. an area that is shielded to protect it from the sort thing is fine to question. it is quite another when a guest you invited and you are the host is saying you are a blind host. get out of my house. stuart: thank you very much. when they give a promo for your show that comes up. i'm coast-to-coast, former new york stock exchange shared to grasso and director the great ken langone. don't miss it. neil wants you to watch in the w

but people in delaware saw in beau bide sen what theside enis what the country saw in him.he family so strong standing and waiting and greeting everybody. and then for president obama to come and give the best eulogies i ever heard. and for him to be emotional in public. again, it's a reflection of what kind of person beau biden was and what incredible family it is. >> one of the things we do in this business is we cover politics very well. we cover it intensely. casey is here. she just came back if texas. we give you every anecdote that happens. but what we don't do and sometimes it's almost impossible to do is cover and reflect and report on the relationship that's people have in politics. and the relationship between the president of the united states and the vice president of the united states is truly unique. it is one -- it's a bond of friendship as strong as i know of. not just in politics but two people in life. >> yeah. >> the president said you know he considers himself part of the biden family. and the biden family as i said all weekend is just so strong and ther

the pentagon says he 's responsible that killed 38 people eni colluding three americans. >>> a louse vile police officer is on administrative leave after shooting a man who charged at him with a flagpole. saturday's incident was caught by a sur va lancesay lance capra. one of the officers confronted the suspect. he grabbed a flagpole and swung it at the officer. the suspect died at the hospital. a full investigation is now under way. a natural gas pipeline ruptured in south texas overnight sparking a massive fire. it happened 85 miles southeast of san antonio. the ball of flames could be seen from 20 miles away. there were no reports of injuries fortunately. seven homes were evacuated. the fire is now out. the golden state warriors now just one win away from an nba championship after beating the cleveland cavaliers sunday night in game five of the nba finals. lebron james had 40 points for the cavs. that wasn't enough. er curry led the warriors with 37 points. they win it 104-91. golden state now leading the series 3-2. game six tomorrow night back in cleveland. that would be heartbr

. >> one year after her breast cancer diagnosis, joan lund enis here to update us. >> plus, grace scottbackyard into a personal oasis. today, wednesday, june 3rd, 2015. ♪ >> first time at the "today show"! >> all the way from california! it's my 20th birthday. >> my 9th birthday. >> celebrating a birthday. >> on the plaza! >> just the sisters, not the misters! >> it is 8:00 now on a wednesday morning. third day of june, 2015. i will tell you, it is breezy and chilly here in new york. it's probably in the low 50s or mid 50s. not exactly the kind of weather we want now. is that what it is? >> 54. >> okay. >> people's hands are cold. >> exactly. >> nice to see you. >> we have got the property brothers out here on the plaza. they're giving us great ideas for your backyard, one that i personally love, a little cooler built into your picnic table. >> why walk ten feet a refrigerator when you can have the beer at your table. >> natalie has a check of the morning's top stories. >> good morning you to once again. good morning, everyone. massachusetts police arrested a man late tuesday as the fbi