>> gamble: absolutely.ask yourself that same question, would you rather five years or 99 years? >> cooper: you would have pled guilty to something you didn't do? >> gamble: most definitely. >> cooper: that doesn't surprise derwyn bunton, the city's chief public defender. he says their clients know they don't have the time and money to mount a rigorous defense at trial, so often decide to take plea deals, even if they aren't guilty. >> bunton: people are pleading guilty to crimes they didn't do. >> cooper: all the time? >> bunton: all the time. >> cooper: this is not just an isolated thing here and there? >> bunton: this is not isolated. this is a system that has grown so large, without any counterbalance, that it has produced the highest incarceration rate in the world. >> cooper: and you're supposed to be that counterbalance? >> bunton: that's exactly right. >> cooper: to illustrate his point, bunton took us to this warehouse where the public defenders' cases from the past decade are stored. about how many

he fills that regards to gambling, the relationship the fa and football has with gambling companies andhe game, he feels that by being made an example of with a ban of this length, the fa are in someways demonstrating double standards, because they show a willingness on one hand to take the money and the benefits that comes from the sponsorship of the game but clearly they are making an example of barton in this case. in 2014 the rules changed from players being not allowed to bet on their own team to not being allowed to bet on football in general. we can speak to a sports sponsorship expert. thank you for joining us. earlier today barton says, if the farc is about tackling the culture of gambling in football, it needs to look at the dependence on gambling rather than blaming the players. i think he's got a point but he slightly changing the subject, he's a very clever chap. he's slightly moved the argument around. the rules are the rules, so he can't get away from that. he has certainly highlighted the fact that football and a lot of football clubs and competitions are dependent or re

lindsey samuel was gamble's public defender. time on his case because she was already struggling to represent nearly 100 men facing life in prison. nearly a year after donald gamble was arrested, samuel quit her job. >> why did you leave? >> you know, feeling like you're always coming up short. you know the first thousand clients you tefeel terrible, th second thousand, awful. it's just every day to me. every day my clients are going away for a decade. and i just move along to the next client. >> samuel left just as the public defender's office started refusing cases. that meant donald gamble stuck in jail with no one representing him. but surprisingly, that turned out to be a good thing. a judge appointed pamela metzger to advise him and six other men on their sixth amendment right to legal counsel. she argued that if the state couldn't provide effective representation they should all be released immediately. >> some of these men were charged with very serious crimes. >> rape, murder. >> do you want them back on the street? >>

q&a" with: next, " author michael durand, talking about his book "ike's gamble." after that, prime minister's questions with prime minister theresa may. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," michael durand discusses his book "ike's gamble, america's rise to dominance in the middle east." michael durand, what is ike's gamble? michael: first of all, it is the title of my book. the gamble was a decision by eisenhower in the 1950's in dealing with the middle east to tilt away from his traditional allies, britain and

but we must make it clear, we all know the rules, don't gamble on football, and he knows that.k that the fa made it clear there was no intent for anything other than his own personal gambling, and they made that clear, nothing about trying to change games or any of that or can sort, nothing like that, 18 months seems a long time to be in lieu some of the things i have seen in game. sepp blatter, the former president of fifa has been questioned as part of ongoing investigations into the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 world cups. french prosecutors have been speaking to blatter, as they look into the awarding of the world cups to russia and qatar. le monde newspaper reports that prosecutors are looking into allegations of corruption and that blatter was spoken to "as a witness". the latest from the world snooker championship now and the first semifinal between defending champion mark selby and the man he beat in last year's final ding junhui — and ding leads 5—3 after the first session. but it was selby who had the early momentum in the match playing shots like this to tak

we know the rules, don't gamble on football when you are in football, i make that clear, and he knows clear that there is no intent on anything other than his own personal gambling, his integrity is intact, nothing about trying to change games orany of nothing about trying to change games or any of that or consulting, just his own personal situation, so 18 months seems a long time to me. anthony joshua says his heavyweight unification bout with wladimir klitschko is a "stepping stone to greatness", as he prepares to fight in front of 90,000 at wembley. he's been facing the two—time world champion today as well at the pre—fight press conference. joshua is the favourite and seemed focused on beyond saturday's fight. even though it is an amazing event, i try to strip everything down to reality and what it really is, it is just me and a man coming to blows and the best man will win. i am still up very early in the morning and sleeping late at night, working with my coach, to prepare myself, not only physically, but mentally, to prepare for any battle. that is why i enjoy the sport, i take

here, not such a big gamble, but across the country it is more of a gamble.ds are really excited to vote, but i've got no idea which way i'm going to vote so i'm going to have to do some research. before we wrap up the programme, a question from a lot of you, is there a possibility that brexit will be cancelled depending on how this election result goes? we can never say never, especially after the last couple of years, but i must say that is very, very unlikely. labour and the conservatives have dominated uk politics for a long time. assuming they become the two biggest parties, well, we know theresa may supports brexit, she is making the case, but jeremy corbyn too is interested in talking about the nature of brexit, not reversing it. this is very much about the form it takes, not about whether it happens or not. thank you very much indeed for watching, we will have much more tomorrow, i'm sure. until then, bye—bye. after a fairly chilly is there weekend, most of us woke up to sunshine on tuesday morning, but it was cold, particularly across scotland, tempe

sarah grant is struggling to stop gambling.everything, including herjob, because of her problem gambling. you keep putting money in, and then once it comes to a certain amount of money, then you start thinking, well, actually let's just put some more in. i have to win now because i've put all this money in. it's bound to drop, it's going to do it, and itjust keeps going and going. these are the type of machines sarah used, fixed odds betting terminals found in bookmakers on high streets up and down the country. they are the subject of a government review. customers play casino—type games. with a maximum stake of £100, they offer the chance of a £500 win every 20 seconds. critics say the high stakes and speed of play makes them particularly attractive to some. these machines have been called the crack cocaine of the high street, what's your response to that? i think you have to look at the evidence. these machines have been available for 15 years. during that time, the levels of problem gambling in the uk haven't risen at all. t

. >> the political gamble. it is a major u-turn, and as you are witnessing in france, here in the united kingdom, party political gambles can payoff, and sometimes they do not. we saw david campbell lost his gamble. will this payoff? will theresa may on june 8, trusting, as she says, the people, putting the eight of her herrnment and her own and plan for brexit -- will that be what voters go for on june 8? according to the polls, yes, and the prime minister hopes to get a comfortable majority, rather righthe 12 or 17 she has now, inherited from her predecessor david cameron. she hopes to get 100, or if we are to believe the polls, as much as 144 150, but as we well know, campaigns have their own life. there are twists. there are turns. that majority in the polls could change. a lot of labor seats are quite .afe liberal democrats will actually be snapping at their heels. difficult to tell. turnout will indeed be key. the primerexit, as minister wants, dominate? difficult to tell. there will be other issues. well

federal investigators say he used the money to gamble. jeanette reyes is live at the afternoon archdiocesan headquarters in center city. >> reporter: federal authorities say gambling is one of the many things this philadelphia monsignor sent over half a million dollars on. if he is convicted on the charges he faces decades in prison. monsignor william d it to gamble, concerts and lavish dinners. he allegedly pocketed over $535,000 over the course of nine years and eventually the bank did take notice and alerted the archdiocese. in a statement, the archdiocese said it immediately froze the account. they contacted the feds and of course took it from there. the 77-year-old is charge with four counts of wire fraud related charges. >> it's a slap in the face, you're talking about preaching all these good deeds and helping other people out and being kind and generous help your fellow man. >> reporter: and his attorney said his client plans on entering a guilty plea, if convicted he faces up to 80 years behind bars. reporting from the philadelph

, it isa so far, he says this is a gamble, it is a big gamble because of that experience is that wladimirthe country will start on saturday night in anticipation of this fight with your watching it live, in the arena following, everyone will want to know the result of this fight. he is testing himself, that is something that will resonate with sports fans. they like to see people gamble and roll the dice. that is what he is doing. he deserves credit. it would have been easy for him to go the other way and keep learning, keep bubbling along, but he was to be in these fights, he believes it is the right time for him to take this challenge, and victory on saturday ta kes challenge, and victory on saturday takes into a whole new level. more fire going off behind as. not half as much as magazine giving tomorrow. guaranteed a fight here. without a doubt, he will take some risk, wladimir klitschko, that is a strange thing to say, and joshua will take risk, he knows he cannot win this by spanning back and admiring this six feet six man mountain in front of him. he must go forward. he doesn't know

i love gambling on the streets. when the casino came to ohio, i don't got to risk on the streets no more, worried about the police taking my money or somebody robbing me, i'm going to the horseshoe. i'm damn near platinum clear at the casino, got a rewards card. about $5200 i won and $12,000 in losses. >> but it's not gambling at the casino that landed him in jail. >> they're trying to say i allegedly robbed somebody coming out of the casino. i don't know what they are talking about. >> he's accused of following a casino customer to his car and robbing him of his winnings, $1800. he's pled not guilty and awaiting trial. following his arrest he was linked to an unsolved home invasion bringing his total charge count to 16, including five counts of aggravated robbery and four counts of felonious assault. he has pled not guilty to the new charges as well. >> after getting locked up so many times, you get sick and tired of being sick and tired, tired of going the same way. so i know what the bad life going to do. i know

i'm not so sure that's going to help, because police are looking at charging him for illegal gambli gambling. now, to our friends in the philadelphia area, keep your eyes peeled for these dirt bags. i would love for our show to help get these three clowns off the street. the guy in the black with the black cap on, the guy in the red and our buddy in the back walking around with a cast on his hand. just walking down the street in broad daylight peering into windows just looking for an opportunity when one sadly presents itself. this 25-year-old man comes out of a restaurant, just finished his meal and just walks right into these guys when, pow, sucker punch. the guys in the back just lays a beat down. >> my goodness, are they robbing him or trying to kill him. >> they are robbing him. they take his phones, go through his pockets and beat him unconscious. >> they were kicking him in the head. >> unconscious and robbing and stits puts in another roundhouse. come on, philadelphia, find these guys. >> help the philadelphia police out. >>> is your daddy coming? >> something special is about to hap

i want to go gambling with you, once. because i haven't -- i don't gamble either. days ago? yesterday i think. i forget. but we just had her on and i was talking to her and she brought her mom. and that this was -- it was a a long and boring story, but i'll tell it, anyway. [ light laughter ] i went to atlantic city and i'm at the borgata, i want to say. is that where you went? >> that's where i was. borgata. >> jimmy: so we just -- i was doing the slot machines with my dad. and i would put the coin in and my dad would pull the thing. and we'd do "wheel of fortune" slot machines. so we put the dollar in, pull the -- >> totally. i'm familiar. >> jimmy: so my mom -- we did it for so long my mom was like, i'm going to play this. so we were just like, we're in the zone. we did it and like this cold machine it's going to hit. it's going to hit. we hit for $500. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: major, right? >> well you know what happened to me? i was on a slot and i was sitting there cold, cold, and i was like, "okay, i'm done." and i look back over and a guy has slid his way o

procter & gamble said geopolitical instability could be affecting market growth and continues to see headwinds in markets. >> it's geopolitically volatile in this country as well. saudi is one of our top 15 markets. the prototypical saudi consumer has had their income cut by 20% while energy prices that they pay have increased and are set to double again in july. so that's an example of a very difficult market. and in those markets, as you could expect, it impacts consumption. >> reporter: when it comes to the dow, traders will be carefully watching four more components that will report this week. tomorrow, we see results from tech titans microsoft and intel. and on friday, we'll have oil giants exxonmobil and chevron. for "nightly business report," i'm dominic which did you. >>> u.s. steel has its biggest one-day drop since it went public back in 1991. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. last night the company surprised wall street with a large quarterly loss. the bad news didn't end there. the steel maker said plans to improve its mills would eat into profits, causing the

his gamble has paid off. translation: own political movement. his gamble has paid off.cal movement. his gamble has paid off. translation: i hope that in a fortnight, i will become your president. the president of all the people of france. the president of the patriots. in the face of the threats from the nationalists. his supporters believed that the rest of the country will now rally around him. translation: the country will now rally around him. translationzli the country will now rally around him. translation: i don't think the majority want to vote for marine le pen. they believe too much on the republic. they believe to much in the age of enlightenment values. you can see that it is not possible. this is macron‘s first election, the french people still hardly know him. at his now the favourite to become this country's next president. marine le pen, at the front nationale leader, will fight mr macron in the final round. she won more votes than the party has ever won before. and matches herfather‘s achievement 15 years ago in reaching achievement 15 years ago in reac

around here and in places like this, it's a gamble. for many people, europe is a gut issue.ugh in this small island that otherwise we're going... it's going to be like a ship, we're going to sink. no need to let the europeans in to do those jobs? no, i don't think so. do you agree with that? iagree. why is that? no british can get a job. all the foreigners and other people coming in they're taking them. labour says if you're a european and you've got a job, you're welcome. are people welcome in that way? as long as they've got a job to come to. as long as that is documented and it's notjust a slip in, then yeah, i have no problem with that. but now it's about which side can convince the voters. what do the others make of labour policy? not much. this is the first time that we've heard this clarity on free movement. unfortunately for both jeremy corbyn and keir starmer, many on the labour frontbench don't agree with him. you've got to feel sorry for him in one sense. he's trying to put a united front on a party, which is absolutely split down the middle on this issue as on so

procter & gamble what's the problem there? is it the sales?quality and that organic growth just not enough. i'm actually kind of surprised that unilever has better growth. and going back and forth with phil lebeau, the number looks good, but not enough. the number that i think is wrong is united technologies. that was one of great quarters of the industrials. i'm putting that in the camp of what we've got the other day with mcdonald's, with the caterpillar. it is rather extraordinary. >> very strong returns on some of those things. i'm surprised by the commentary that i have seen in the few press releases. procter & gamble, pepsi today. talking about how tough the markets are. at least in some global areas, particularly emerging markets. procter & gamble cfo talked about saudi arabia, how difficult that has been. my general take on this, this has been a great earnings season, but surprising to see how them talking about how it was a tough quarter and there are difficult places around the globe. what's the true story right now? >> i think in ar

brian: michael durand, what is ike's gamble? michael: first of all, it is the title of my book.ble was a decision by eisenhower in the 1950's in dealing with the middle east to tilt away from his traditional allies, britain and france and israel, and towards the ng

about his book "ike's gamble." after that, prime minister's questions with prime minister theresa may. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," michael durand discusses his book "ike's gamble, america's rise to dominance in the middle east." michael durand, what is ike's gamble? michael: first of all, it is the title of my book. the gamble was a decision by eisenhower in the 1950's in dealing with the middle east to tilt away from his traditional allies, britain and france and israel, and towards the rising nationalist in the region, particularly egypt. brian: how old was he at this point? michael: nasser was only in his 40's at this point. brian: you talk a lot about winston churchill. how was he at this time? michael: churchill was approaching 80, and britain was still the dominant power in the middle east. it was everywhere in decline. nationalists were rising up. the big strategic question the u.s. faced was, should it support written against -- support britain against the rising nationalists, or try to create a new or

instead, he made off with half a million dollars to live the high life and go to casinos to gamble. >> it's a slap in the face. you are talking about preaching good deeds and helping others out and being kind and generous. helping your fellow man. >> the va in darb by is a home for retired priests that gave their life to the ministry but also those accused of sexual abuse. precisioners have allocated millions to the home. dunbraugh used the money for his own pecial use to go to pop concerts, campbell in chester and pay for lavish dinner, pocketing $535,208.11 before the bank caught on to him. in a statement the archdiocese says they suspended his ac accot and they contacted the feds. >> when you are going in exploiting former parishioners to gamble at a casino? it's disingenuous. >> of particular note, one of the checks is for $14,210.29 from the estate of the late francis p. rodgers one of the priests in the sex scandal report accused of sexually abusing a number of children. >> monsignor's attorney says his client spent his life serving the church and got caught up in this. he says

of course it isa gamble at the last few years.ble but she's had a long look at the opinion polls and the lead appears to be so big and on all the key measures we normally judge by, leadership, strength of the economy, she's miles out in front or appears to be so. so she's feeling confident. but i would say we do not know how the lib dem factor will play, they will be fighting very hard. although another eu referendum might not be appealing to many a lot of remain voters would go for that. also labour have seven weeks to try to improve their position and maybe they can do that. if soi position and maybe they can do that. if so i guess nothing is a foregone conclusion. theresa may made it clear this would be a brexit general election. how will that play out across the country, we have heard people saying today not another political event. this will be the fourth year in a row with a major political event. how do you think that argument is going to play out? i think some will be persuaded by it and theresa may can win certain areas a

i don't think it is a gamble. i think it is a no-brainer. >> colin, i want you to weigh in on that. >> rupert is exaggerating the polling evidence. even the most recent polls have been the most unfavorable. she would end up with a 100 seat majority. it is clearly no gamble. it is clear that she will win the general election. the question is how much. there is some fraying around the edges. this election has been framed around the issue of brexit. she has framed around that. we will be electing a government for the next five years. things like selective grammar schools, i suspect we will see more of that when it is published by the conservative party. they will be pushing through a lot of policies on the back of a majority in this election. where the policies won't be debated properly. the focus will be so much on brexit. turkey has extended its day of emergency in the wake of sunday's constitutional referendum. the move comes as the main opposition demands the result the a novel amid concerns of widespread vote ri

brian: michael durand, what is ike's gamble? michael: first of all, it is the title of my book.he gamble was a decision by eisenhower in the 1950's in dealing with the middle east to tilt away from his traditional allies, britain and france and israel, and towards the rising nationalist in the region, particularly egypt. brian: how old was he at this point? michael: nasser was only in his 40's at this point. he was very young. brian: you talk a lot about winston churchill. how was he at this time? michael: churchill was approaching 80, and britain was still the dominant power in the middle east. it was everywhere in decline. nationalists were rising up. the big strategic question the u.s. faced was, should it support britain against the rising nationalists, or try to create a new order? brian: i want to put up on the screen a map of that area back in 1956. when you look at that, and are going to explain the person that hasn't been thinking about this for years, what would you want them to know? michael: when eisenhower came into office, there were 80,000 british troops in the su

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isn't that a gamble? of course it's a gamble.ms of plaid cymru, what do you hope to get out of this campaign? clearly the labour party is in no fit state to fight wales' corner. that is what we will be doing. we have to think in terms of post—brexit. we have to have a vision of what wales will be like. i was in favour of staying in but the reality is that we are leaving. we'll fight on the bread and butter issues that really concerned people. economic development, poverty, education and health. given that this is a snap general election and there isn't a lot of time, how ready is the party? this has been lurking in the background since last summer. we've been doing preparations, like every other party we preferred the stability of how it is now. this is an opportunity for us. i have to confess that. it's time for us to put ourselves forward as the real opposition in wales. which seats are you going to be targeting, who do you going to be targeting, who do you see as the weak seats at the moment? clearly labour are in a com plete

related charges. >> going in basically exploiting your former parishners and stuff like that and gamble at a casino, it's disingenuous. >> reporter: and the monsignor's attorney said his client is taking full responsibility for his actions and plans to enter a guilty plea. if convicted he faces up to 80 years behind bars. reporting live in center city, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> these days you have to lock your car everywhere you go, even church. camden county police released this surveillance of a break-in that happened last month. the suspect walked up to an suv and opens the door and swipes a purse out of the passenger seat. the incident occurred in the parking lot of saint joseph's cathedral. >>> the bell rio dinner was a fixture in theough of phoenixville was well-known philadelphia attorney tom kline is hoping to bring it back to life. he bought it last year with plans to restore. >> we're going to take the diner as a wide load to new jersey where it will be restored to it's original pristine condition as though with turned back the clock to

the 18—month ban given to burnley midfielderjoey barton, for breaching gambling rules, has come underst possible suspension, it could have given to the player, under its current rules, but his club manager, says the punishment handed down to barton, who has admitted, he is addicted to gambling, is too harsh. one of the most obvious things that springs to mind when i was a younger man was the legend that is eric ca nto na man was the legend that is eric ca ntona kung fu man was the legend that is eric cantona kung fu kicking somebody, i think he got a nine—month ban. you are looking at somebody, although i must medically, we know the rules, don't gamble on football when you are in football and that is clear, and he knows that. when you think the fa made it clear there is no intent of anything other than his personal gambling, they have made it clear his integrity is intact, nothing about trying to change games orany of nothing about trying to change games or any of that, or consortium betting, just his own personal situation. you think 18 months seems a long time to me in lieu of some

activities being gambleing and hobbies. hobbies are front-page income and they go if they werection, cause to be netted and therefore on the front page, that ould be a very useful for administration because the .r.s. cannot administer the existence and it would possibly help in the gambling addiction ecause people would be more encouraged to keep track. interestings really point going back to tax reform. host: can you explain what he's ing about there. guest: gambleing and hobby reported on itemized deductions and as sort of expenses or misc itemized deductions and instead what we call above the line deductions, namely you reat them like you would sole proprietorship or interest income, but you have your income expenses and act not subject to, you know, basically you can't under itemized deduction, theyan't claim them unless re over 2% or 7.5% of your adjusted gross income, it is 2% deductions.mized a lot of people can't claim them at all. tax came out of the 1986 reform, when people were trying to simplify it and they thou

procter & gamble, boeing and utx. procter & gamble's cfo, jon moeller will join us at 7:00.es this morning, but we've seen strength from earnings, that's been fueling the market rally this week. >>> we'll also talk with scott mcnealy, former ceo of sun micro. he'll be with us from 7:00 to 9:00. he has a lot of different things we can talk about. technology is one area that we've seen so much activity and strength with earnings and with interest. we'll talk to him about those issues. and steven mnuchin, back to taxes, taxes, taxes, steven mnuchin will talk at a live event in washington, d.c. we'll take you there and listen to that. we know that he and gary cohen will be briefing people later about this new tax plan. we'll get the details on that all of that is m cog coming up few minutes. back to you guys. >> great stuff, becky. >>> still to come -- not still to come. straight away, coming right now to discuss markets, jonathan golub from rbc capital markets. i thought we had a break between this interview, but we don't. >> we get him right now. >> tan tastic. >> we heard bec

. >>> when we come back, they're addicts who know they have a gambling problem.ome are even banned from local casinos but they tell the i-team a state program is letting them an old slave cabin at the national museum of african-american history and culture along with a woman who used to call that woman home. ♪living well rise above joint discomfort with move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility and flexibility, get move free ultra, and enjoy living well. >>> welcome back. this week, we told you about a growing problem in maryland. gamblers pushing their luck just by walking into one of the state's casinos because they're banned. now the state is considering using license plate readers to help catch them. some problem gamblers tell scott mcfarland and the news4 i-team that would be a welcome move. >> reporter: walking into one of maryland's six casinos is easy, but for gamblers like michael -- >> i lost $2,500 in ten minutes. >> reporter: the walking out is hard. >> addicts will understand exactly what i'm talking about. the itch. >> repo

gamble. wants a vote e in the house of commons tomorrow, and she must win. >> as i was sasaying, there is a five-year fixed parliament come introducuced by dadavid camerono to secure stability and thee susurvival ofhe then-cocoalition governrnment. david cameronon, who did not hae enenough mpsps in the prevevious eleltion to foform a governmentn his own, so he had the junior partners of the liberal demomocrats. she needs t to win the majority totomorrow in the house of commons. we have just seeeen jeremy c con has tweeted d that h he supportd welcomes -- he could've decided not to do so -- but he welcomed the chance to go to the british people. he believes labor can do well in the elections. thatat is not one of paul's show us, that madeow her take ms. gamble. suggest thes coconservatives llll win the net general electioion, if it is hed in the coming months or two, and would win comfortably. although we do not elect a a pre minister directly. campaigns,election wiwitnessing the o one in fran

how much of a gamble is this, this call for a snap election? well, it is and isn't a gamble.ok at the reaction in market, sterling was lower when we heard there was going to be an announcement but as soon as we found out what it was we saw sterling rally above its 200 moving day average, the highest in quite a few weeks. it seems that market and investors are interpreting this as a little bit of short-term uncertainty, but perhaps more certainty after that you'd at the moment, theresa may's party is leading in the polls. she does need to get a two thirds vote in the house of commons in order to even have the snap election so tomorrow she is going to be putting this motion forward in parliament. she did urge lawmakers to vote for this. what we have got so far is labor responding, saying they welcome the snap election. dems will stand in favor , but urging the voters to have their say on what kind of brexit they want. whether it is a gamble on whether she would win the snap election, it is too soon to tell but the polls bode well for her. some of the uncertainty lies around sco

after illegal gambling, you can deduction that. >> it's your office bracket? >> not the office bracket. keep that on the down low, you can deduction legal gambling losses to the extent of your winnings. if you have $3,000 in winning, $4,000 in losses, you can deduct that $3,000. >> jim, thank you very much. >> any time. >>> up next "on the money," a look at the news ahead. >>> forget golf and hanging out with grandkids, what you need to know about the new retirement. >> i plan to do this as long as i can. i love it. you get used to food odors in your car. you think it... ...smells fine, but your passengers smell this bell dinging new febreze car with odorclear technology cleans away odors... ...for up to 30 days smells nice... breathe happy, with new febreze. >> here are the stories that come up that may impact your money this week. and happy birthday ipad, hard to believe this device is only 7-years-old. on wednesday the federal reserve will release the meetings within they raise the key interest rates. thursday is the first day of the meeting between preside

new jersey is one of just three states that offers internet gambling.are and nevada. >>> in delaware, the city of wilmington introduced its new top cop. meet robert tracy he begins his new duties as police chief in two days. tracy is a veteran of the chicago and new york city police departments and he says he's going to hit the ground running. >> look at the crime statistics immediately as part of one of my forte and find out if there's things that we can build on some of the successes. >> tracy says his hospital top priority is not surprisingly keeping citizens safe. big honor in south jersey tonight for more than two dozen of our nation's heroes. gloucester county officials along with the office of veterans affairs awarded veterans with long overdue medals. fox 29's shawnette wilson has been there for it all. live now from sewell, shawnette. >> reporter: lucy, it was a great night here. 30 veterans honored including two living world war ii vetera veterans. >> very proud of my husband. >> reporter: francesco proudly holds medals she stepped on behalf o

but this is a gamble. because wn corporate tax rate and cut the individual rates, what you're banking on is that the economy is going to continue to perform. so if these economy that we're in right now does not continue to perform, then you've got a couple of big problems and you referenced one of them right there. united states already dealing with a deficit problem. that could compound upon itself if we do not get the continued economic performance that we're getting on right now basically to say if people aren't making money, there's no going to be able to pay taxes, there's a gamble and that will be the crux of the debate that goes on capitol hill. the white house proposes but essentially we're going to have to have agreement between the house of representatives and the senate. there's a lot of deficit hawks in the house. people who were making arguments that you knot spend anything in the federal budget if it was not have a compensatory cut for. so this is going to get to some of these old argument th

, not for gambling -- as it turned out, i ended up be doing gambling, but before i did, i went down toee the native americans, made an appointment to see the tribal council. i said we cannot let this opportunity come by -- go by, so i met with them, 11 members of the tribal council, and i said if we build a casino in the city of providence, you guys are doing $800 million at that point 400 -- we will take 300, $300 million, $400 million from the appeared why don't you pay us not to build a casino iag? they looked at me, they looked much?"they said, "how maybe $50 million. a good investment for you to keep a casino out. $1 million a week which would be good. they said how long will we not have gambling in providence? i said take a million dollars and take up one of those ponies and we will be fine. they voted 6-5 not to do it. imagine that they had voted the other way, we would have had $52 million a year all those years. anyway without building a casino. it was not in the press for a while and then i was on imus, the radio show. one of the reporters in the journal picked up on it i got

an offshoot of procter and gamble. who knew?bining religion but also creating entrepreneurs. they had an accelerator. i felt like it was a slice of american life i knew nothing about. how about you? oliver: the photo essay. the cover image, the area north of the border between mexico and the u.s., but south of the wall, an entire community back there , farms that go back-and-forth. really speaks to potentially what could be disrupted if we do put a wall directly on the border. carol: right. that will certainly stay with me as well. oliver: more bloomberg television starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week around the world. xi comed face-to-face. headlines abound in jamie dimon's letter to shareholders. >> the bank is preparing for a hard brexit. >> we will find a way to improve -- improve and increase our commercial relations. >> jack lew speaks his mind in another exclusive. >> i think it would be a big

gambling booth. break down new numbers that show what's behind a big jump in business for atlantic city casinos. >> and honoring a young hero. explain how atlantic county first grader sr. credited with saving lives during a house fire. >>> clear skies right now and a cooler morning. 54 degrees. live view of philadelphia international. going to be in for a lot of sunshine. like a nice flying day. there are changes. go through them neighborhood by neighborhood just ahead. xÑósoÑ?Ñ?@ñ?ñ?ñ? >>> check of the roads. watching a portion of kelly drive from an accident this morning. that's between hunting park avenue and route one right over here. here's kelly drive. you want to get through the area. mlk drive is still open. schuylkill is a great alternate for you as well. especially since we're not seeing volume there. here's 95. no problems right now. southbound side moving towards center city. 13 minutes in total from woodhaven road. moving up to vine street expressway. pa turnpike looks good here. look f

it is a gamble.ou're not getting anything except the chance you might have a seat and that should be outlawed. we shouldn't be forced to gamble. host: who in congress do you think is doing that? standing up? caller: i don't see any real champions, except bernie sanders was trying to and it was a shame he didn't get the democratic election. .e wasn't allowed to be there i think some small people are trying. the department of transportation should get involved. i just think the flying public need to get together and realize that, yes, we should have rights. we are supporting these big corporations and our voice should be heard. if it isn't, that is why we have a government to represent us, to get our voices heard with these corporations. i think they should outlaw overbooking. host: let's go to poughkeepsie, new york. caller: hello. from what i am hearing and from what i'm reading, you and many people are mischaracterizing what is happening. some people have said this already, this is not an overbookin