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it take as team of three officers to serve this breakfast of pankes and grs. >> the inmate might trycut it, slash it. >> it reminded me of feeding, you know, vicious animals. it was a particularly creepy experience. >> we found a much quieter and calmer atmosphere when we shot on death row inside the river bend maximum security institution in tennessee. but correctional staff warned our producer, appearances can be deceiving. >> as you see here, it's real quiet, but that leads to complacency. that is the worst enemy of a staff person working on death row. >> while most of the inmates here play by the rules, our crew was told there was one especially dangerous exception. >> he has cut two of our officers here. slashed the throat of another inmate. set fire to his cell. very dangerous inmate. most dangerous inmate we have here right now. we have to treat him with extra caution because he will hurt you or kill you any opportunity he gets. >> that inmate, convicted killer henry hodges, requires a team of five correctional officers to escort him whenever he leaves his cell. >> that partic

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president trump faces pressure to sign it intos continue to gr between the skpus north korea as north korea tested another ballistic police missile. they said officials were analyzing the apparent launch and that it may have lanlded in the sea of japan. earlier this month, north korea launched another ballistic missile. the kind ta could be capable of reaching the united states. >>> more on the health carehe n threat. tonight at 6:30 on "nbc nightly news" wither holt here on nbc 10. >>> still to come, a new push to get people to stop smoking. how researchers are planning to make cigarettes less addictive. >>> and nascar fans are ready. kpoitment building for the race. steven firve er joins us live from the raceway, coming up. >>> also why the why the special delivery from a pregnant doctor is the big talk in this hospital. >>> we have already had flooding in the state of maryland. your storm just starting in our area. i'll tell you who is getting hit and how hard and when, coming up. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you g

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mick mulvaney he writes if we enact the president's broad agenda, we will have set the stage for the grreatest revival of the american economy since the 1980s and will remind everyone what a great america means. and he puts a tractifraction oft on the bones in terms of how he expects the u.s. economy to get back to on 3% growth and it really does focus on welfare reform, on tax reform and deregulation so nothing new here. this isn't a real big update and still there is no real conviction that they can get any of those things pass and that they will yield the type of grooet th grooet th growth that he ggests so optimistic repetitive outline from mr. mulvaney of why he th he can get 3% growth. >> i like the word maganomics. that sticks. >> it has a better ring than trumponomics >> so my pick actually is somewhat related talking about u.s./china relations, titled trump gives beijing a lesson in the art of the deal. he writes mr. trump has made clear that he means what we says about deal making. china said it would help and it did not. that is enough for mr. trump to put the two most powerf

if you put these blook grack gr into change the funding to the states, it will park innovation. the governors say we'll get less money and then suddenly innovate? >> republican governors almost standing in opposition. >> let's talk about this refocused agenda this week. this is made in america week. which some would call it do as i say not as i do week from the family of donald trump and his business empire. because his ties are made overseas. ivanka trump right now her products as she has distanced herself from her company, but the ivanka trump label is made in overseas and even in china, there were labor be rightsed a vow indicates who were detained in dhooi china. >> i think it will bring attention into how he will find himself russia and health care and his jobs approach in terms of who his companies hire and what they make, where they make it, and who is affected by it. i think what is really interesting about all of this though is this concern with the trump family and how they handle their products isn't a new one. we were talking about this in june 2016. and so why he ha

cnn moteteorologist jennifer gr has been watching this. >> conditions are going to improve throughoutut rain's been falling and we have set records over portions. mid-atlantic. as you guys have mentioned high-water rescues during overnight hours of pennsylvania, west virginia, ohio. we still have flood warnings in place. flood watches in place as well. and we've also seen our radar estimated rainfall, 4 to 6 inches. some of these areas outside of d.c., battle more, close to the coast. and so the rainfall is going to continue-some of these rivers will continue to rise before they start to lower before we get into the afternoon. also daily rainfall records have been broken across three airports. added to that today, pittsburgh, who broke a record early this morning, the rain's still falling. so, we don't have rainfall totals in quite yet. but that flood threat remains, six rivers in minor flood stage. a lot of those around d.c. but the rain will slowly taper off as we get into the latter part of the day. but do watch out, water is still very high in across these areas in the mid-atlanti

in northwest d.c., molette gr >>> there is another place in our area poised to raise the minimum wage. montgomery county will introduce that measure today. if it passes, workers would see the first increase next year. news4's justin finch joins us live at council headquarters in rockville with details. justin, good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. as mentioned, the measure would give those businesses here in montgomery county time to ease into the new wage, but the final goal, though, is a $15 per hour minimum wage by this time this year 2020. this current proposal is a reworking of past legislation that died earlier this year but still, it will call for a $15 per hour base wage by the year 2020 and as mentioned as well, it will be broken up into increments starting next year under the proposal, small businesses, though, are under a different track. staff sizes of 26 or smaller, they get more time. by 2022 to do all of this. now, the last wage inse executive ike leggitt. he did call for an impact study and here in montgomery county, reaction, we can tell you, is mixed. >> i th

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work for a technology firm or venture-capital firm, and inevitably, they've gone into what we call gr positions where there essentially the in-house lobbying person for that firm, whether it's uber or you mentioned other places like this. that's kind of bothered me only because to your point i thought there's got to be a lot more value for someone who has spent time here in d.c., not just reading but really understanding how government works. there got to be more business value, not just being a congressional advisor or a lobbyist, there's got to be real value on the business side that these men and women can bring to these firms. i think you've kind of touched on some of these people. >> notches subject matter. not the applicability of the subject matter, it's sort of the applicability of the methodology. this is again one of the empirical truths that i thought was there that was against the grain of this narrative about this monolithic place of techies. if you look at the youtube leader, aol leaders, they are history majors. you look at alex karp who runs a big data company, he has

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the men, russian pop singer, em emin gr emin agalarov, and his father, aras, were helping donald trump hold his miss universe concert in russia later that year. >> the richest men in russia. >> in the video, trump is seen having dinner with the agalarovs, along with their publicist, rob goldstone, seen here leaning over to talk with donald trump. on tuesday, trump's son, donald jr., released snaie-mails from goldstone, pitching a meet between with a russian lawyer, promising she would provide damaging information about hillary clinton provided by the russian government. according to the e-mails released by trump jr., emin agalarov seen here between trump and goldstone told goldstone to set up the meeting. "emin just called and asked me to contact you with something very interesting. this is obviously very high-level and sensitive information, but it's part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump." the exclusive footage provides a closer look at the friendship between the two families and could help explain donald trump jr.'s willingness to take the meeting arranged by gold

who was one of the all-time gr and i -- i've told this story before, but it meant so much to me.ew years ago, i was at a party, and don rickles was there. and he was sitting at his table. and he was alone. and i said to myself, "i will always regret it if i don't say hello to don rickles." and i went over and i said, "mr. rickles, i just want to say hello. my name is seth meyers. i'm on saturday night live.'" and he just looked at me and said, "oh, i'm so sorry to hear 'saturday night live was cancelled. and i was like, "oh, it wasn't cancelled." and then he just went, "oh, a guy can dream." [ laughter ] i remember thinking there is nothing better than getting burned by don rickles. so, i was always very thankful for that and i was very thankful that we got to enjoy his comedy for all these many years. rest in peace, don rickles. [ applause ] moving on, this week has been a very consequential week in the trump presidency. today he met with the president of china after reshuffling his national security council and pushing a new infrastructure plan. meanwhile, senate republicans to

>> clearly not anyhow, alphabet, anything you're listening for on the call >> you know, again, more gr granular detail on the cloud side of things jim cramer earlier said he'd like to talk about longer-term growth as opposed to operational stuff, getting margins up and the cost cutting maybe something like that. >> you said granular like grains of rice. >> look at you, paying attention. >> that does it for "closing bell." "fast money" starts now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. brian kelly, karen finerman, guy adami. tonight on "fast," the dollar sinking to its lowest level in more than a year the chart masters calling for a big rebound. what it means for the market. >>> plus a slew of wall street analysts, seven, in fact, coming out with rave reviews for blue apron's stock. will the bulls turn the tide for the troubled ipo >>> check out shares of alphabet sinking after hours now down 3%. despite the tech giant beating on thetop of the bottom line profit hit by a fine from the european union that conference call is kick off

. >> look, he's a showboat, he's a gr grandstander. the fbi has been in turmoil. that, i know that, everybody knows that. you take a look at the fbi a year ago, it was in virtual turmoil, less than a year ago. it hasn't recovered from that. >> monday you met with the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> right. >> did you ask for a recommendation? >> what i did is i was going to fire comey, my decision. it was not -- >> you had made the decision before they came in the room? >> i was going to fire comey. there's no good time to do it, by the way. >> but in your letter you said i accepted their recommendation. >> well, they also -- >> you had already made the decision? >> i was going to fire regard lls of recommendation. he made a recommendation. he's highly respect, very good guy, very smart guy. the democrats like him, the republicans like him. he had made a recommendation. but regard lls less of recommen i was going to fire comey knowing there was no good time to do it. in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia t

. >> lot more on the july 4th celebrations we're talking about park, tucker barnes outside at a gr todaygoing to have little coffee time on good day dc if you've been eyeing our cool good day mugs listen up because we have a good day dc dunkin' donuts mug we give away every day. perfect cup for that great dunkin' donuts coffee. go to fox5 dk.com/contests or facebook page to enter i'm guessing you have a really high likelihood of winning today viewer ship might be slightly down today. one lucky winner selected by random drawing but you need to hurry because you only until 11am to enter. 9:56 is our time. and we will be right back. ♪ when i was in school we used to sing it like this. listen here. ♪ z2ejcz z16fz y2ejcy y16fy ♪ rocking in the usa. look at that. happy birthday, america. today we mark 241 years since the founding fathers created a new nation dedicated to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. this morning we're showing you how the nation's capitol will celebrate the july 4th and kicking off little celebration of our own out in the foment fox lot. you see my picture is the

barry, you think it's perfectly fine and maybe even overdue gr the u.s. administration to take a look at nafta. explain. >> well, sure. i mean, you know, trade agreements like this were made a long time ago and many things have chachblged. so i think it's only prudent from time to time and maybe even at set intervals to look at these agreements and make adjustments to them. it's perfectly acceptable. >> how do you think china has manipulate its currency to advantage its industries, particularly its steel industry? the administration declined the opportunity to label china a currency na nipulator. >> i think china clearly has manipulated their currency when they pegged the yuan to the dlrks that's a manipulation. so china's used this to make their exports, you know, very aggressive and very competitive. and they've really grown from 50 million tons a year 20 years ago to over 1.2 billion tons today, decimating steelmakers across the world. their steel has infiltrated every country, decimated the steel industry and most of these other countries that look fo

by last year, that number had gr grown to 47% and average s.a.t.ew up in malibu, was in the water off the coast of santa barbara. he says it was the first time he'd seen a great white. >>> washington is gridlocked on many important issues, but mayors across the country are taking action. the mayor of south bend, indiana is one of them. he has worked to bring new jobs and industry to his city. he transformed an old factory into a business park for tech companies, he raised the minimum wage for city employees and now he's working on a paid family leave plan. >> the man is known simply as "mayor pete" in south bend. he's considered a rising star in the democratic party. as a united states navy reservist he took a leave in absence in 2014 to serve in afghanistan. now in his second term, politico calls mayor pete a mayor to watch and speculation about a future run for governor or president. he joins us at the table. mayor pete, thank you. welcome. >> thank you. >> i guess they call you mayor pete because it's hard to pronounce your name? >> i think so,