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moster shares jumping the in two weeks after evan williams told us the company has to weigh all optionsspeculations it's a takeover target. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: twitter shares jumping the most in two weeks today after our interview with cofounder evan williams. we talked to him about the fact that this stock has sunk 30% over the last two years and takeover rumors are constantly swirling, so i asked about his faith in current ceo, jack dorsey. evan: my faith is high in jack. emily: i know you can only go so far but we see a lot of m&a. the twitter remaining an independent company? evan: no comment on that. position a strong right now and as a board member, we have to consider the right options. is stillr guest post with me. how much did he really say there? phil: it's the same answer everyone has given, but it's good to hear him say it. emily: what are you make of it? phil: i think it's true. i have less at stake in twitter and i think they are likely to be an acquisition target. emily: by who? reach ayone looking to younger audience. all the normal players you would expect, micr

. >> reporter: police commissioner williams evans speaking out about the deadly shooting intersection of dudly street and dudly terrace. and when they arrived they found a male and female in their 30s with gun shot wounds. police say the man died on scene. the woman taken to a local hospital with life threatening injuries. >> unfortunately i think that's our 22nd homicide of the year. >> reporter: commissioner evans believe it was a targeted shooting. >> we are always looking for the bl night. they're still up there. and as always if anyone knows anything please contact our homicide unit. >> reporter: the good news here is that the woman who was shot is expected to recover. police say if you have any information about this shooting you can call 1800494 tips and you can remain anonymous. amaka ubaka 7 news. ; troubling charges against a teacher in templeton. teacher of crossing the line with a student. nikele oliveria live in timbleton with the details. >> reporter: classes aren't going on right now. this investigation began earlier this month when someone told a school resource office

this week's deal of the week podcast, my colleague is on the show along with's boards reporter evan williams because it has hampered the progress of the sport. quick question on the had a lot ofave power when it comes to formula one. do they get a say in this? how much say they have in it is limited, but the future of the sport is very much tied to the teams. in fact, cbc was paying themselves and the limited partners back, instead of pushing the money to the teams. just like ufc has some interesting contractual things , formula one, especially when some point you need a transition away to a new ceo, it will depend on how the teams get as they work it out. all right, alex. thank you. be sure to listen to his podcast, deal of the week. it comes out tuesday morning some -- from bloomberg on itunes. cisco, planning to cut as many -- 14,000 worldwide jobs worldwide as they are looking to report fourth-quarter earnings. for now, let's bring in cory johnson from san francisco. similar been hearing stories and conversations around this? cory: i would tap the brakes real hard on the crn story. that

police commissioner william evans also along for the ride. they rode five miles through the city to promote community wellness. ben: supporting one of their own. firefighters and the community hit the pavement in salem this morning for the third annual 5-k for army veteran kevin o'boyl he made two tours in afghanistan for the army. all of the proceeds from today's race will go toward programs for local veterans. more sun and heat today, but we are looking ahead to some rain this weekend. joe venuti has his forecast ahead. diane: plus, a weekend at camp offering more than just time outside. the event also helps kids connect with other families connect with other families dealing with the impact of als. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. connect with other families dealing with the impact of als. tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable ca

. >> police commissioner william evans speaking out about the deadly shooting herein dorchester. it happened at the intersection of dudley street and dudley terrace. officers responded to a call to a person found a man and female with gunshot wounds. police say the man died on scene. the woman was taken to a local hospital with life threatening injuries. >> i don't know what the motive is, but i think that is our 22nd homicide of the year. >> commissioner evans believes it was a targeted shooting with multiple shots fired at it up close range. >> we are always looking for the public's help. if anyone knows our homicide unit. >> the good news is the woman who was shot is expected to survive. police say if you have any information on the shooting, you can call what it hundred 494 tips and remain anonymous. for now where life in dorchester. stephen some trouble charging against the teacher in templeton. police accusing the narragansett high school all of area's life in templeton with what we know. >> nick, obviously classes aren't going on at the high school. but this investigation

commissioner william evans also along for the ride there. and in tonight's five for good, and nine-year-old boy taking a lemonade stand and making it a chance for good. his mom told her dutch told him that he could run a lemonade stand if you come to way to donate a portion of the profits to the needy. 11:00 until 2:00 in the franklin town comments. ben: i love the sign. i love that. a unique camp in massachusetts -- children of parents with als will meet other children. diane: it's a good time to go outside and see those activities. joe: i think tomorrow night most third shift, you might run into it. otherwise, rain early morning and through most of the week, dry, comfortable. i don't see any 90 degree days. ben: that's a good news. that's really incredible for mid to late august. joe: there you go. ben: abc world news is coming your way next. diane: we will see you again at 11:00, but if you want to talk about the weather and the continue. very severe in the boston area. i do not see substantial rainfall until early next weekend and. is go

in a scathing letter to the commissioner william evans the police union said enough is enough and begged officers and equipment. we have requested long guns for the pal officers and we now demand it. a very new hostile environment that we live in and it is a requirement that to be able to quickly neutralize a threat we require long guns. the heed is necessary and now. commissioner evans thought the letter was offensive. >> it is what it is. pictures of of a new ice cream truck. the letter says you can sink we shall overcome until the cows come home but that won't stop arrival rounds aimed at police officer's chest. officers are being targeted, but the commissioner believes the leter from the union was a bit much. >> it is a hard time to be an everyone feels underattack and i think he's speaking from the heart. i some of the words he used are a little offensive but it is a hard time to and police officer. so i know where he's coming from >> tim: they have been reviewing everything but have not made a decision on whether they find it live from roxbury, tim caputo. >> adam: one night away f

commissioner william evans spoke and took questions at a public meeting in mattapan last night where community activists voiced concerns. some are questioning why only in the program and why they will be allowed to look at their body camera footage before writing police reports. >> sometimes an officer in the heat of the event his memory gets clouded and he may not see things and his memory and looking at the video will get the best accurate picture. >> and here's thing commissioner evans says it's a tough sell for officers too. he wanted 100 officers to volunteer for pilot program but that has not happened. if he doesn't have volunteers by september 1, the will assign them. >>> happening today, the former fbi agent who lied during the whitey bulger trial will be sentenced. robert fitzpatrick pleaded guilty to persian gulfry and obstruction -- perjury and obstruction of justice for lying including he recovered the gun to assassinate marten luther king junior in 1968. prosecutors recommend two years of poe bags as part of a plea probation as part of a plea deal. >>> over to campaign 2

police say last thursday demario williams evans snatched a phone out of a player's hand. officers say they found the phone on him which the victim was able to unlock with his fingerprint. >>> this has to be one of the most bizarre stunts we've seen during campaign 2016. a guy who want an audience with donald trump scaled donald trump tower on fifth avenue in manhattan with suction cups and a climbing larns. he dodged police for hours before the nypd saw their window of opportunity. this is how the game of cat and mouse finally ended, new york city police finally grabbing the guy pulling him into the building. the standoff lasted almost three hours with police breaking windows, removing glass and ventilation to try to reach him. >> he's running from the police. so when they come, he goes around the other side and then goes around the other side. >> the man wearing the backpack scaled the 58-story tower using suction cups. >> it's quite impressive. he's been doing this for hours. >> republican nominee donald trump lives in trump tower. it's also the headquarters of his pres

. >> reporter: police commissioner williams evans speaking out about the deadly shooting

boston police commissioner william evans says it's been a hard sell and he might have to force officers to wear them if it comes to that. >>> mbta is making more and more money on advertisements and now they are planning on adding even more ads at t stations. according to the globe revenuefrom oozes road to 32 milldo looking for new partners to add more advertising to the stations with more digital signs and ads to be enstalled. >>> everyone has a favorite -- installed. >>> everyone has their favorite part of the summer games and for tom brady the moment is over. the qb said the favorite part of the rio games was not in the pool or at the track but watching his wife strut her stuff at the opening ceremonies. >> it was amazing to see her out there and do that. olympics for me so i got oaf it opening night and there hasn't been much reason for me to watch other than seeing her represent our country. >> if you follow tom brady he sent well wishs to michaelphelps. >>> the first family had dinner at lola's last night. earlier the president golfed with alonso and several others at the rm this

. >> anchor: william evans wants to know who was pulling the trigger. >>> unfortunately play i don't remember walsh and myself are continually talking about how many guns are on the streets and i think this illustrates it. we're working on the video. we have it out to every officer. we're looking for identities of live around here, this is why e,i close fraid to look out the and lock my door. i hear the sounds but i don't run to windows to see and look. not at all. if if you recognize the individuals doing the shooting in that video the commissioner wants to you call police and let them know. he actually commended the couple who turned the video in and said if more people did that they wouldn't have as much crime on the streets. in roxbury this afternoon, kelly o'hara, 7 news. >> anchor: 7 news now turning to your forecfo of a dreary day to get started. you are taking a live look in downtown boston. still nice out there. still love to look at the city. jeremy reiner with a look at what's in store for us now of a bunch of clouds for the rest of the afternoon, metro boston although you

. >> anchor: however, boston police commissioner william evans said earlier this week he does not support the bill because he doesn't think it goes far enough. >> anchor: so a driver on a crash course this morning in dover. police say the car went off the road over a guardrail and then into the woods. you can see the front end of the car pretty banged up. the crash happened on main driver was taken home. three people sent to the hospital after a crash in rochester, new hampshire. police say the driver of this mercedes pulled out of a parking lot on to the main road colliding with a pickup truck. both cars ended up off the road crashing into a tree. everyone though is expected to be okay. >> anchor: a garage in braintree up in flames. cell phone video capturing the intense fire engulfing that garage on washington street earlier this morning. fire fighters eventually put out nails as charred shell remains. officials say the fire didn't spread beyond that garage. nobody was hurt. >> anchor: there amman chester, new hampshire couple arrested after allegedly stealing from a low's in salem last

coming up on bloomberg west, evan williams, twitter cofounder and median ceo will be joining us on bloombergs check in on how the markets are currently trading. half a percentage point off those record highs on the s&p 500. -- eed to hit the downside andhe departments or indices. a 10th of awn percent and going into unchanged territory is the nasdaq. let's take a look at how these markets are performing with abigail doolittle. shares ofg off with the chipmaker, as two firms have taken their price targets higher. brad erickson has raised his price target by 22%, and he thinks the gopro holiday season could be strong, but there is less than 5% of -- upside potential. we have matt ramsey who took his price target up to 35 -- by 35 -- by 30% to $85. he cited many of the same reasons. another stock trading higher on the open, we are looking at florida net, shares of the security company are up. thinks the owens management focused on enhanced profitability should help the shares with a 25% upside potential on a stock that is already up 14%. thiswens downgraded software security company, this morni

police commissioner william evans says th going to probably have to force up to 100 officers to wear the devices. he hopes to launch the six month program on september 1st. weighing in on a request for police officers in the city to carry long guns. he will not support the routine use of such weapons. reserve for crisis situations. walsh agrees that recent attacks represent reasons for police to be concerned and that his office is looking at whether patrol officers need additional equipment to feel safe on the street. >> a murder mystery that is 23 years old. the family of a murdered 10-year-old girl says they are desperate to find her killer and once again asking for help. now loved ones are hos pink cross marks the spot where holly's body was discovered 23 years ago. at the time she had been missing for three months. the 10-year-old had been visiting her grandmother's cottage in sternbridge. the brother returned but holly was never seen again. on the 23rd anniversary of her disappearance, her family is her. her brother was too young to recall details. but as an adult he had begun t

william evans needs 100 volunteers for this program. the commissioner has said he wants the pilot program to lawn in september. the boston police patrolman's association backs the plan. >>> a group of kayakers got stuck in the mud on low tide in duxbury just off shore from landing row. the three kids all in kayaks were helped to shore by the duxbury fire department. no one was injured just really muddy. exposed a massive waste of water and taxpayer dollars. investigative reporter eric rasmussen reveals that the pool has been leaking more than six gallons a minute and managers never shut it down. >> at a time when water in boston is in short supply, thousands of gallons have been leaking out three of city-owned pool at the southend fitness center. records obtained by fox 25 investigates show managers knew about the leak for at keep the pool open. >> the tax dollars are really being wasted. we showed what we found to a south end resident. in january a private engineering firm found the pool was losing 9,100 gallons the leak coming from a

police commissioner william evans unveiling this brand-new ice cream truck for their so-called "operation hoodsie cup effort." out more than 120,000 free hoodsie cups to kids in the community. nothing more new england than a hoodsie cup or better, i have to say. >> sarah: still ahead on 7news, concerns with the zika virus worrying people around the u.s., and this morning we're breaking down which bug sprays are most effective. >> christa: new tracking technology. how disney world could monitor you by your feet when you visit. >> sarah: and we're monitoring some rain on the radar this morning. mainly outside of 495 right so if you're getting ready to head out the door, grab the umbrella and we'll walk through scattered showers until about ? >> danielle: good morning. we're watching some scattered showers for your morning commute this morning. a lot of that shower activity moving across worcester county right now. notice it is tracking east. so i think inside 495, as you head into the next hour, you'll start to see some of those scattered showers. some lightning strikes associated with that

people also attended his wake yesterday, including boston mayor marty walsh and police commissioner william evans. willis somehow became separated from councilors at a day camp at carson beach last week, and his body was later recovered i that was several hours later. new this morning, a four-month-old boy who died in a lynn homeless shelter last year died of natural causes. child welfare officials say charlie brand did not die from neglect or abuse. the medical examiner found that he died of severe pneumonia that had spread to his bloodstream. >> sarah: now to the race for the white house. donald trump and hillary clinton are on the campaign trail today. trump will be in portland, maine, for what he's calling a las vegas. she will focus on talking about her plan for economic growth. a fox news poll showing clinton with a sizeable lead over trump. clinton has 49% of the vote compared to trump's 39%. a month ago, clinton only led trump by six points in the same poll. >> christa: and trump putting on a united front at a rally down in florida. >> the campaign is doing really well. it's never been so

police commissioner william evans says no volunteers have come forward to where the camera is. he will likely assign officers to take part in the program. >> sarah: in the race for the white house: new polls showing hillary clinton growing in her lead against the republican. this comes as more politicians back down party's nominee. >> do you want a president who stands for your... you're fired or one who stands for you're hired! he has cheated contractors. i take that personally. >> reporter: several new polls put hillary clinton in the lead. clinton is up nine points in the latest nbc-"wall street journal" poll. 15, according to mcclampy marist. in new hampshire and pennsylvania. wisconsin does not look good either. >> trump is in trouble in wisconsin. i don't think he helped himself in his own party where his support has been soft by picking a fight with the most popular republican politician. right now there is a lack of enthusiasm for him. >> reporter: trump is not backing paul ryan. but his running mate is. >> i say, "mike, you like him? yes. go ahead and do it. 100%." >>

commissioner william evans spoke to questions at a public meeting last night where community activists voiced concerns. some questioned why only officers who volunteer will be in the program. and why they will be allowed to look at their body camera footage before writing police reports. >> sometimes an officer in the heat can can get clouded and he may not see things and his memory and looking at the video will get the best accurate pitcher. >> he says it's been a tough sell for officers too. he wanted 100 officers to volunteer for the pilot program but that hasn't happened yet. if he doesn't have volunteers by september 1 then the department will simply assign them. >>> happening today, the former fbi agent who lied during whitey bulger's trial will be guilty to persian gulfry and object stuck -- perjury and obstruction of justice for lying including a came he recovered the gun used to assassinate martin luther king junior in 1968. as part of a plea deal prosecutors recommend two years of probation in to campaign 2016 now-- probation. >>> to campaign 2016 donald trump and mike pence

commissioner william evans says he was aiming for an august launch but the cameras have not been purchased yet. boston is one of the largest departments in the country that doesn't use the body cameras. >>> portsmouth police say side the police department was tagged with the words i am drunk. officers quickly worked to remove the graffiti. the department is asking for the public's help in >>> the mbta has a big job hole to fill. according to a review by boston globe half of the top shops in the engineer and maintenance departments is opened. 18% of the mbta highest positions are also vacant. several officials and observers say that there's a number of reasons for the vacancy from a small job pool to low wages and aging work force. officials say the hiring process needs to be fixed. >>> there's a new way to the valy will make the maiden voyage taking passengers from marina bay in quincy to rose he wharf in boston. the service will include trips to spectacle island and winthrop. >> just ahead this monday morning controversy surrounding the winner of miss teen usa. >> also coming up a serious

commissioner william evans wants to fingerprint all those drivers to check for a history of violent crime. the bill passed sunday night by lawmakers requires background checks but not fingerprinting. police already fingerprint cab drivers. a long-time fbi electronics technician pleads guilty to funneling sensitive information to china. making false statements in connection with his security clearance in order to gain access to the information. his lawyers say chun deeply regrets what he did. randy: apple is replacing a controversial gun emoji with a water gun. the company announced the change yesterday. the water gun will be available on the new ios 10 update. it follows a months-long campaign by the group new yorkers against gun violence to get apple to scrap the pistol. emily: a 9-year-old boy in germany being hailed a hero. he's credited with stopping the attempted abduction of his newborn brother. police say a 34-year-old germa the hospital room while the mother was sleeping. the boy followed the woman and talked to her, after which she returned the baby. she was taken to a psychiatri

boston police commissioner william evans says it's been a hard sell and he might have to it comes to that. >>> a woman is in critical condition after she was hit by a car in south boston. the victim is a 45-year-old woman from quincy. the driver a 75-year-old man from randolph. police say the woman was hit in a crosswalk on day boulevard saturday night. no word if the driver will face any charges. >>> a former uber driver head back to court today charged with raping a 16-year-old passenger. darnell booth is scheduled for dangerousness hearing he is being held without bail. >>> ryan loch tempt and other gold medalsist were rocked. men dressed as police pulled over the taxi and the men put a gun to their heads and took their money. he said i want to thank all my family friends and fans for the overwhelming support and concern i received today. while it's true my teammates and i were victims of a robberyearly they are safe and unharmed. >>> everyone has the favorite part of the summer games. and for tom brady that moment has already come and gone. number 12 says the favorite part of the

police commissioner william evans and city councillors at a public hearing last night. many are upset officers have not been wearing body cameras. even though police officials say the program would start last month. commissioner evans says so far no volunteers have come forward to wear the cameras and that he will likely have to assign officers to be a part of the program. >>> happening today, governor charlie baker will be signing new regulation -- legislation to regulate services like uber and lyft. backgroundck from logan and the convention center but will not require fingerprinting. >>> john hinckley was declared legally insane after he shot president reagan back in 1981. and last week, a federal judge ruled the 61-year-old is no longer a danger to himself or others. once released, hinckley will be required to live with his mother in virginia. new this morning an airplane the cargo plane overshot the runway and slid through the airport fences. part of the plane blocking traffic. >>> we are headed into the olympic zone, and things are about to get wild in rio. the op

police commissioner william evans unveiling this brand-new ice cream truck for their s so-called operation hoodsy cup effort. since 2010, officers have turned out 120,000 free hoodsy cups to all the children in the national ice cream sandwich day. >> chris: to you like traditional. they have -- they have the neapolitan and the inside out with the vanilla cookie and the chocolate ice cream. >> sarah: making me hungry, danielle. >> danielle: i don't care what time it is. ice cream sandwiches sound good. 6 a.m., 9 a.m. outside, we need the weather. this rain is starting to weaken as it moves into the boston area are seeing steady light showers and more scattered inside 128. and a lot of that heavier rain is focused to our south, mainly down toward providence and into connecticut this morning. we did pick up close to three quarters of an inch of rain in worcester. good news there. heading into the rest of your day. we will continue to see scatte scattered showers as we head into lunchtime and notice the focus will be mainly south of the pike for any more showers that we see heading into this a

dozens of people attending his wake including mayor marty walsh and boston police commissioner william evans. willis became separated from his counselors from a day camp at carson beach. crews recovered his body from the water several hours later. >>> happening today, officials will be back in home in upton where several cats were found living in filthy conditions. situation when neighbors complained of a foul smell. head out to 7's jennifer eagen in upton with more details for us. jen? >> reporter: krista, neighbors tell us that something similar happened here at this home a few years ago. investigators condemned the home after they got a look at the conditions inside here. crews in protective suits spent showers trying to remove the cats. upton's board of health visited the home along school street two dead cats were removed. eight surrendered to the mspca. a dozen more are hiding inside. >> just recently the past year or two, this summer the stink is beginning real bad. >> reporter: neighbors did not want to go on camera but the two sisters who live here were taken away in an ambulance fo

current boston police commissioner william evans worked closely with bratton. pin the map on him with all the robberies and the burglaries were and i said the work. it's new york's loss, but i'm continually to make policingsd?? better in america. >> vanessa: bratton told new york mayor bill de blasio about hi down in earl jly. >> kevin: temperatures generally in the 70's acrops the area. have been ma couple of showers, but they're dwindling away. when we hit 90 this week. >> the reporter: millions of vehicles on the road with every day, you're thankful for the ones you love. and every day you promise to protect them. r mily to protect yours. ? ? sfx: crowd cheering the road all air cross our country. 70 million cars and trucks have been recalled because the air bags haven't been fixed. many of the cars are on the road right now. >> vanessa: fox 25's jim morelli asked dealers why it's struggling to catch up. >> the reporter: honda took two hits, one in february, one in may, of a recall, that confounded the supply compaign and put drivers on a wait list for the n

less than three weeks before the program is expected to begin, commissioner william evans acknowledged it is a hard sell to the officers. last night he said he might have to force officers to wear them. bpd union has agreed to the framingham. >>> gene: pink gun helped women find at gunpoint. victim told police a pink gun was involved. on saturday they arrested two suspect's apartment. >> sara: recent report found current animal control rolls no longer work and few moistures update them and include allowing dogs in most public parks as long as leashed and also building at least five dog parks. the cost of the parks could report the suggestions tomorrow. >> sara: quite the catch. group of pigs that escaped from boston road saturday morning. police tweeted these pictures of the standoff. officers stuck around until their owners got home to take over the investigation. >> stephanie: unfortunately it is very much monday on roads right now. slowdown continue on 93 accident if headed into boston. unfortunately my clicker isn't working right now but there's a new accident on furnace brook park

commissioner william evans says more officers will patrol the parade this year. zoo. it will also have caribbean themes, arts, crafts and music. let's get one last look at the weekend forecast from danielle. >> anything you have planned today, the weather will be grea. here's a look at the satellite and radar. lots of sunshine on the way for today. not just today. tomorrow too. we're kind of going to rinse and repeat the forecast. we'll have an onshore wind develop later this morning. so high temperatures along the coastline. upper sevens, low -- 70s, and then tomorrow, pretty s fest, kenny chesney, 5:00 p.m. going to be a little bit warm fr the cowboy boots. really a pleasant night for anything you have planned. 7 on 7 forecast. temperatures today and tomorrow in the mid 80 says, but i did mention up cooler coastline, so if you're heading to the beach today, upper 70s into the low 80s. we'll watch a front approach sunday night into monday, and up does have the chance to bring us some isolated showers and storms look to move out by midday. for next week, temperatures

evans. all that fog there. here's from fog from william. and a hummingbird in the picture as well! temperatures for tonight, mostly in the 50s and 60s over the eastern plains. 40s higher up. out west 50s and 60s. and for tomorrow, starting to warm it up just a little. 60s and 70s for the mountains, out west temperatures in the mostly in the 80s. temperature this is way for tonight, a few scattered showers or isolated storms, 62 and 60, tomorrow showers and thunderstorms by the afternoon with a high around 80 degrees as we start to warm it up. sunday look like more of the same. only we get to 85. monday 88, and then here we go, back into summertime, with 90s for tuesday and wednesday. thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, and temperatures about normal. >> looks pretty good. thank you. >>> truly remarkable recovery. today we're getting our first look at the uniform that a denver police officer was wearing when he was hit by a dmaur 2014. it's evident of his -- car in 2014 of it's evidence of his extensive injuries. >> reporter: the box that contains his clothes is marked fatal accident

williams for green bay. what they said about evans is that h terrific tackler and he's a 4.4 guy and can move from the safety, rich, up and do a lot of damage. and a guy like that, those qualities are in high demand in the nfl. >> rich: and he has very good ball skills, as well. a guy that will attack. you see it effortless with that interception and the run afterwards. >> kevin: i feel great for that kid. junior colleges and bounced around just a little bit. he's part of a secondary which is deep and young and fast and talented. and that is just after the three or four guys, you put gunnar in the group with rollins and clinton-dix, cobb and randall. >> rich: a tough football team, this is professional football. but this is a hard football team to make. they have been to seven straight years to the postseason. a veteran football team. the team does a great job drafting and developing young players. you look at those challenges, they have to cut the roster to 75 on tuesday. the final cut will be september 4th after the last preseason game. there will be some sleepless out who the best 53 or for the 2016 green

unioning people, more on unique program we are joined right now by boston police commissioner william evans> thank for having me on. >> so this is a surprise what is behind the is a cream truck. >> well, you know a great way to meet young children, you know with so much negativetivity i can't think of a better way to make a lasting impact giving ice creaming in at a cup to a young child that is the way we can build a lot of trust with young kids, make a first impression, that the police are there to help them we are friends, so it has a positive impact on the relationship between us and young children in the city of bonn. >> so this is all about reaching out to young people, and making sure young people understand who the want are, and what they are trying to do. >> exactly. i think sometimes you know, they hear what is going on, and all of a sudden they think we are the bad guys, we enemy, and this is a way what a better way to start a dialogue than our officers in ice cream trucked handing out for zmiedz 0 years ago if you thought our job would be doing something like that would i say you

amy williams an advisor to former republican leader bill frisk and has a weird obsession with chris evans, the guy that plays captain america in the movies. >> who doesn't? >> we'll take that up kasie hunt dropped off the road to be with us this morning. she doesn't know where she'll be tomorrow. >> i don't know where i'm at now. >> you're not in the hamptons with hillary clinton. we have so much to talk about. i would love to talk about dr. harold bornstein, he said he wrote the report in five minutes to take back. he looks like a drummer for motley crew. let's start with immigration. donald trump made this is a signature issue. it's probably the biggest reason he rose to prominence, the wall, deportation forces, the jobs are coming back and the rest. this week it looks like waivering to supporters when he talked about softening his stance. let's take a look. >> there certainly can be a softening because we're not looking to hurt people. >> my stance is it's going to remain very strong. there will be no amnesty. there is no legalization. we're going to build a wall. >> maria, we can sort

before him charles evans hughes, before he was an associate justice, wasn't -- later became chief, wasn't a judge. neither was william rehnquist before he was an associate justice. yes, it actually is true that william howard taft was a judge before he was chief justice. he had some other really important jobs also. you are thinking president of the united states. i'm thinking professor at yale law school. whereas today except for the court of broub versus board of education, none of them, except one, was a federal judge, and the one none of you will even remember. not earl warren. not william douglas. not felix frankfurt or hugo black. sherman minton. anyone remember sherman minton? that was a court that had a lot of political experience. they were all sitting appellate judges. the judicialization of the -- they rise within the judiciary itself. by going to a fancy law school often -- or college in new york or an ajoining state doing a clerkship becoming a baby judge and working your way up to the system and i told you that's john roberts who learned his law, learned how to be a judge by studying at the feet of the

he was a justice and before him charles evans hughes before he was an society justice wasn't -- and later became chief -- wasn't a judge and neither was william rehnquist before he was an associate justice. and yes it actually is true that william howard taft was a judge before he was chief justice but he had some other really important jobs also. you're thinking president of the united states, i'm thinking professor at yale law school. whereas today except for elena kagan -- the court that gave you brown versus board of education none of them except one was a federal judge and the one none of you will even remember. not earl warren, not william douglas, not hugo black, sherman minton. anyone remember sherman minton, he was also a senator. he had a lot of political experience. today except for elena kagan all the justices were sitting federal appellate judges at the time of their appointment. the judicialization, you rise been the judiciary itself and here is how it begins, by going to a fancy law school, often, you know -- or college in new york or in adjoining state, doing a clerkship, becoming a baby judge and working your way up through t

evan lambert is there. how did this happen? >> deputies are at this house and they are carrying out to shoot a wanted man a detective's bullet did not hit the suspect. the 26-year-old xavier williams but it stopped him add low him to arrest him. he is bei called a dangerous ma wanted for several crimes, robbery and kidnapping. detectives came to his house to serve a warrant. he came out crouching and pointing a gun. a detective fired his gun and arrested he said his plan was to shoot the officers. >> he made a statement are you lucky to be alive i put the gun down i heard the shot. it's not my worth my family losing me because of cops. >> williams' d was arrested. here he is outside of a squad car. he and his son could face more charges because investigators house inside. both men are being held at the pinellas county ill jail. back to you. >> evan, thank you. >>> let's talk about the tropics, we're watching a system that could reach. >> what do ynk, paul. >> a threat to i 4 to 5 days. it is nothing is clear-cut. we have a development and be a hurricane not concerned about that. it cannot organize at all. it will move west northwest. and approaching the turks and icos. the environ

evan lambert is there. how did this happen? >> deputies are at this house and they are carrying out to shoot a wanted man a detective's bullet did not hit the suspect. the 26-year-old xavier williams but it stopped him add low him to arrest him. he is bei called a dangerous ma wanted for several crimes, robbery and kidnapping. detectives came to his house to serve a warrant. he came out crouching and pointing a gun. a detective fired his gun and

williams is one of those people. he's done more work on this neutral rate concept. he's a very influential voice their. charlie evansone who -- he's not a voter this year, but he's been pushing this idea of maybe we don't need to worry about inflation getting out of hand, maybe we can wait until inflation gets to arc target before we raise rates. .oth of those are nonvoters scarlet: this is a chart you've brought to us. matt created these custom indexes showing the probability of a september rate cut which would be the white line versus late probability of a december rate hike, the blue line. it looks like 15% for september rate hike, 29% for december rate hike. lines move together all year until recently, the july fomc meeting. you had the december rate increase probability continuing to rise. the september rate increase kind of getting stuck there. people kind of interpret this to mean that september is not very likely, but maybe december. the interesting thing is whatever yellen says next f riday, whether she put september in play or not, will people interpret that as a single that december is more likely, or is

look at things william jennings bryan said that happened in the new deal or something that charles evan hughes that reflects on the eisenhower era. perot raised some issues we are still grappling with and always a reminder that we have a third party option. that maybe sometime that if these other parties get too arrogant, there will be some voice from the heartland or of america that comes up and strikes a different chord. and i worry that the debates make it very hard for a third party candidate to get into the mix. so perot in that regard may be one of the last to have been able to pull that -- something like that off. >> carolyn barta mentioned ross perot in the summer of 1992 had hired ed rollins and hamilton jordan to be involved in his campaign. after the 1992 election, ed rollins who continued to -- in his political work, and is still active today, talks a bit about his view of the perot candidacy. we have a clip of that right now. >> the bottom line, it wasn't that perot was difficult to deal with. it was that perot never wanted to run that kind of a campaign. he always wanted t