gregg: kerry, thanks. >> thank you, gregg. happy 4th.can student missing after a night out with friends. what authorities are learning from his credit cards. gregg: parents are upset that she is pictures were taken. the reason hooters girls ended up at a boy scout camp. molly: how a former soldier's quick thinking helped a bald eagle stuck in a tree. >> it was stuck on a talon, hanging from a rope on the branch. >> it was kind of weird actually shooting in the direction of a bald eagle. i was very nervous, i didn't want at all to hit that bird. y life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine

gregg: and i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer.mer first lady, senator and secretary of state asking voters, set aside your doubts about my character, trust in my ability to get job done. or something like that. and she repeatedly attacked donald trump, rejecting his portrait of america. >> don't let anyone tell you that our country is weak. we're not. don't let anyone tell you we don't have what it takes. we do. [cheers and applause] and most of all, don't believe anyone who says i alone can fix it. [cheers and applause] gregg: chris wallace joins us, anchor of "fox news sunday," who has got a big interview with hillary clinton coming up this sunday, and really looking forward to that, chris. before we get to hillary clinton and the trust issue, overall what did you think of to her speech? >> well, look, she's not a great orator, gregg. i was thinking it's probably the fifth best speech in a convention after the two obamas and bill clinton and joe biden. but it was a good speech. she touched all the bases. she had to do a bunch of

gregg: and i'm gregg jarrett.men opening fire near the end of a rally many downtown dallas where hundreds of people were protesting recent police shooting of two black men, one in louisiana, the other in minnesota. the massive police response eventually cornering one suspect on the second floor of a local community college. >> we cornered one suspect, and we tried to negotiate for several hours. negotiations broke down, we had an exchange of gunfire with the suspect. we saw no other option but to use our bomb robot and place a device on the, its extension for it to detonate where the suspect was. other options would have exposed our officers to grave danger. the suspect is deceased as a result of the detonating the bomb. martha: four of the fallen officers were members of the dallas police department, another is the only person so far to be identified, and that is officer brent thompson. he worked for the transit authority in dallas, and you just can see the anguish on the faces of all of these fellow officers. th

live in south philadelphia, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> 1906. all right, looks like fun. >> well the giant powerball jackpot will not be rolling over. coming up next, last night's numbers, and here where the winning ticket was sold. >> remember, it was all the rage two summers ago, now seeing the result. our stephanie stahl shows us how the money from that ice bucket challenge is now being put to good use. >>> incredible images to the south of our area, where flashflooding destroyed a city street and even flipped over some cars. justin? >> good morning, still seeing some heavy rain through parts of the area this morning, but more showers on the way. it stays unsettled as we head into the work week. i'll let you know when the sun finally comes out in full in the >> that block is block off until police get the tree cleared, fortunately, no one hurt thereon south street. >> tree not the only thing damaged by last night's serious storm. trang do, flooding in mercer county, where some drivers were stranded inside their cars. >> heavy rainfall, and fl

and gregg jarrett is live on the news deck. stand by. >> continuing coverage now of the hostage standoff in bangladesh. i'm gregg jarrett. here's what we know at this hour. witnesses and local media report a group of up to nine gunmen storming a restaurant in at the bangladesh capital of dhaka, reportedly yelling in arabic, god is great, hall akbar, then the war setting august explosions weapon don't know the full casualty count but several people have been injured, the police officer in charge was in a gunfight with the attackers and was killed. we don't know how many are injured but they're considered to be many. this is happening at what is called the holey artesian bakery. this is in the diplomat section of the city, as you see there, on your map. the police chief saying within the last hour, his forces will soon begin an operation to take back the restaurant. another report indicates a rescue of the hostages has already begun, though that is a little bit unclear. we don't know if that means negotiations have begun or milit

i'm gregg jarrett in for shepard smith. a suicide bomber launching an attack steps from a u.s. consulate in saudi arabia, that according to saudi officials. the bomber detonated his explosive vets after security guards approached him near the parking lot of a hospital. officials say the blast killed the attacker and wounded two guards. neither seriously injured. the saudis say the suspect had been acting suspiciously at an intersection just outside the u.s. diplomatic post in the western city of jidah no group has claimed responsibility and no word whether the attacker was targeting the compound. there's mop. today reports indicating two explosions rocking the city of qatif in eastern saudi arabia. a suicide bomber blew himself up at the prophet's mofntion in met -- mosque in medina. muslims celebrating the holy month of ramadan which ends tomorrow. the bombings are just the latest in a series of recent terror attacks across the globe. a suicide bomber yesterday detonating a truck packed with explosives in a busy shopping district in baghdad, one of the attacks in iraq since th

and gregg jarrett is live on the news deck.tand by. >> continuing coverage now of the hostage standoff in bangladesh. i'm gregg jarrett. here's what we know at this hour. witnesses and local media report a group of up to nine gunmen storming a restaurant in at the bangladesh capital of dhaka, reportedly yelling in arabic, god is great, hall akbar, then the war setting august explosions weapon don't know the full casualty count but several people have been injured, the police officer in charge was in a gunfight with the attackers and was killed. we don't know how many are injured but they're considered to be many. this is happening at what is called

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cherri gregg, from sister station "kyw news radio", is live at 30th street station, and tells us when these changes are going into effect, and cherry there is should affect a lot of people. >> reporter: oh, yes it, should, rahel. and i lover bringing good news, that new schedule will go into effect first thing monday morning, and it will bring an additional 1700 seat on line for regional rails, not a moment too soon. look behind me. take a look at the on-time schedules on the board, get used to it, it will probably and different story tomorrow. now, take a look at what commuters experienced this week. since tuesday, delays, over crowded trains, skipped stops, long wait times. but luckily, tomorrow septa's effort to cut deals to lease three train sets, from amtrak, and new jersey, and marylander, transit authorities will begin paying off, easing some of the burdens end. the 1700 additional seat though will only provide limited relief, even with the additional trains. septa still faces a 11,000 plus seat deficit on it regional rails. unfortunately, there is no quick fix for this issue s

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live there now with major road closures.morning, cherri you are helping drivers out this morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. the those road closures are major. a lot of confused drivers. road closures began here a at packer avenue and broad street , and they continue all the way down to the navy yard. those will continue through friday. take a look at the video. we have lots of confused drivers over the past few days , and that confusion, of course, begins when the road closures, for the dnc went into effect yesterday afternoon. both southbound lanes of broad street from packer to the navy yard, shut off to traffic. also, sections of the paterson from seventh to fdr park is closed as well as sections of terminal avenue and south 11th street. there are other areas around wells fargo where access is restricted, the i-95 north bound, broad street exit is closed and will remain closed. southbound exit will be opened at some point for access to the navy yard, only. so you can expect higher volumes of traffic on surrounding

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio news radio is live from south philadelphia where drivers are running into many detours, good morning, cherri. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, yes, detours and road closures that begin here at broad and packer as you can see behind me the police officers are there as well as those orange cones to let folks know. it has caused a bit of confusion among drivers early this morning. it is a place of fun on foot and bicycles. as you you can see that confusion in the past half an hour for those drivers seems to be waning as folks begin to get a better, reconn figuring their routes in the day light but take a look at the video when road closures went in effect yesterday, many surprised drivers had to do u turns and seek help to figure out how to get around them. let me break it down both north and southbound lanes of broad street from packer to the navy yard are shut off to traffic until friday he can. and sections of the paterson from seventh to fdr park are also closed as are sections of terminal avenue and south 11th street. there are a

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live from south philadelphia where the dnc starts tomorrow. hard to believe but count done is almost over, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. count down is on. we are only a few hours away, it is hard to believe but there are many, many confused drivers. take a look behind me these officers have been here all morning as drivers came here to broad and paterson, only to find it closed off and the officers have been giving traffic advice to truck drivers, and to delivery drivers mostly this morning hoff come down here and realized road is closed and they have to reconn figure their route. take a look at the video. this confusion began yesterday afternoon when the road closures for the dnc began going in to effect both southbound lanes of broad street from packer to the navy yard are officially shut off to traffic until next friday evening. but that is not the only area. paterson from seventh to fdr park, are closed, terminal avenue from broad to south 11th and south 11th, from terminal avenue. there are other areas where ac

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live from independent hall looking very beautiful in ready must say. cherri, philly pops are performing there tonight. >> that is correct. >> reporter: good morning. nothing makes it feel like fourth of july weekend like a patriotic performance by the philly pops. take a look behind me, the city workers are busy building the stage in time for tonight's concert. they are putting up metal barricades to get ready forest mated 20,000 people, expect to gather here outside of independent hall, later on today. >> it is perfect for fourth of july eve, a free patriotic cans earth performance by 65 feet pops orchestra, and the voices of the pops ensemble. it is music from last year is any indication of what is to come it will certainly be a hit. students from the school district of philadelphia all city jazz program will perform tonight at historic philadelphia block party right here, at fifth and market streets. and be ready to hear familiar sound including music by philadelphia bread stars like chubby checker, boys to men and jill scott. ton

good morning, cherri gregg. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. i am aim here at 30th street station, and it is pretty quiet here now, but it will be a different story come tomorrow morning. all of the trains here are on time but the new regional rail schedule couldn't come any sooner. it will go into effect monday morning bringing additional 1700 seat. but let's remember what the commuters experienced this week. take a look at the tape since tuesday, regional rail custom verse seen delays, over crowded trace, and skipped stops resulting in excessively long wait times. the relief being rolled out tomorrow come thanks to three train sets that are being heat dollars from amtrak, new jersey, and maryland transit authorities. but the 1700 additional seats will ease only some of that burden with one third of it trains out of commission, even with the additional trains, septa still faces a 12,000 seat deficit on it regional rails. unfortunately, there is no quick fix for this issue since marge/at this of the septa regional rail fleet has been side lined

gregg? >>> fox news alert. after months of speculation, hillary clinton finally sitting down with the fbi and the department of justice for an interview this morning. the presumptive democratic nominee returned to her washington home after that 3 1/2 hour meeting. and then she headed off to her new york home. her campaign calling the meeting "volunteer" and answering questions about her e-mail and that private server that she used in the basement of her home as secretary of state. so some extraordinary events today, kristen. >> reporter: absolutely. the meeting took place this morning at the fbi's headquarters in washington. it lasted about 3 1/2 hours. and it really signals that this fbi investigation into her use of a private e-mail server may be coming to a close, especially with the democratic convention just over three weeks away. after the meeting, her campaign released a statement staying, secretary clinton gave a voluntary interview this morning. she's pleased to have had the opportunity to assist the j

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. >> as cherri gregg explains. >> reporter: meet mr. williams. >> i live in philly practically all my life. >> reporter: the 34-year-old is always on the road. he volunteered at prisons, has a full-time job and takes care of his three children. and it's on the road where some of his worst fears bubble to the surface. >> it's like i'm being targeted, you know? >> reporter: williams says philadelphia police pulled him over roughly 20 times in the past year. ten in the last three months, four he caught on video. >> nothing else better to do, man, stop me for my tinted windows. it pays to be legitimate. >> he pulled me over, said my truck, same kind of jeep was in an arm robbery. >> every time, man. >> reporter: he says police didn't give him tickets. most of the officers were professionals. >> my apologies for the inconvenience. >> but the repeated stops and news of shootings in baton rouge and minnesota were too much. so when williams was pulled over by police sunday in williamsport for illegally wearing ear buds, he turned to facebook li

. >> as cherri gregg explains. >> reporter: meet mr. williams. >> i live in philly practically all my life. >> reporter: the 34-year-old is always on the road. he volunteered at prisons, has a full-time job and takes care of his three children. and it's on the road where some of his worst fears bubble to the surface. >> it's like i'm being targeted, you know? >> reporter: williams says philadelphia police pulled him over roughly 20 times in the past year. ten in the last three months, four he caught on video. >> nothing else better to do, man, stop me for my tinted windows. it pays to be legitimate. >> he pulled me over, said my truck, same kind of jeep was in an arm robbery. >> every time, man. >> reporter: he says police didn't give him tickets. most of the officers were professionals. >> my apologies for the inconvenience. >> but the repeated stops and news of shootings in baton rouge and minnesota were too much. so when williams was pulled over by police sunday in williamsport for illegally wearing ear buds, he turned to facebook li

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live in exton, chester county where they have just boarded buses headed for ohio. cherri you had a delegate on saying that the rnc to him was something that was very exciting. >> reporter: yes, it is extremely exciting and lots of enthusiasm, at that press conference, which was a send off for about two dozen of the area delegates here, as they got down to the bus and hit the road for the seven hour journey to cleveland and the republican national convention. lets take a look at the video as you can see those delegates came from all over the philadelphia region. they are just a few of the 50,000 people who were expecting to attend convention festivities that kick off tomorrow. goal, of course, for g.o.p. delegates from all 50 states to dominate donald trump. he announced indiana governor mike pence as his running mate. so far mixed reviews. of course that could change during the primary run. about 57 percent of the republican vote trump won and currently in the dead heat with the presumptive democratic many in minute necessity hil

there is a america's birthplace right here in philadelphia cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio live on independent mall there have been events leading up to today and there will be more tonight. >> reporter: there will be more tonight because nothing says fourth of july weekend in philadelphia like a free concert by the philly pops. take a look behind me as you can see there are the barricade that are already being put up, the stage, platforms and light are being assembled in advance of the concert. where an estimated 20,000 people are expect to gather here outside of independent hall. it is perfect for fourth of july eve, a free patriotic concert performance by 65 piece pops orchestra and voices of the pops ensemble. if the music from last year is any indication of what is to come it will be a hit. students from the school district of philadelphia all city jazz program will perform tonight at the historic philadelphia block party right here, the at fifth and market streets. be ready to hear familiar sound including music by philadelphia bread stars like chubby checker, b

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live at exton, chester county.d morning, cherri. are you seeing any delegates yes. >> reporter: yes, they are starting to gather for that send off event that will kick off the at 7:00 this morning. we have a few dozen of pennsylvania's 71 delegates that will be heading to cleveland. they will be gathering here. i have had the pleasure of speaking with one of them, miss caroline harris, she is the president, of the yeadon republican committee, is that correct. >> yes, chairman chairman of the yeadon republican committee. >> reporter: she's also one of the alternative delegates that will be heading off to the g.o.p. convention. first of all, describe how you're feeling right now. >> i am excited. i am feeling very excited. this is my first time experiencing going to the conventions. this is awesome. >> reporter: amazing, amazing. you have a long drive but of course, four days of activities, you are immigrant from panama in the pennsylvania area and philadelphia area. >> for 44 years. >> reporter: for 44 years. let's

cherri gregg from kyw news radio, is live in exton chester county. cherri, you have been speaking to delegates and they are very excited. >> reporter: right behind me you can see they are about to get on the bus and head over to cleveland just after a press conference and a send off event. of course, i have the mc of the send off event, val degeorgio, delegate and head of the chester county republicans. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> reporter: how are you feeling. >> it is really exciting, in the weeks before the republican convention. it is like disney world for politicians when you go out there everything is bright, clean, fun, you see or politicians and hear their great speeches and this is a lot of fun. >> reporter: this is not your first time. you are a season attende of these things. describe the feeling at the convention with your party mate being there. >> it is exciting, you see people all over the country and state and you get to network with them and people, they have the similar values and ideals. that is where parties come together

louisville mayor gregg fisher. thank you. thank you also to my friend, ft.te's first lady, cecilia abbott, and daughter, audrey abbott, who are here on behalf of governor gregg abbott. the governor jay nixon of missouriernor susannah martinez of new mexico. and to our congress men and women. you represent elected officials and your citizens across the country who have reached out to me in recent days and who weren't able to make it here today, whose cities and states have also been scarred by violence. congresswoman johnson, senator co cornyn, senator cruz, these men and women are here with us because they know we have a common disease, this absurd violence on our streets. those that will help us fight it are men and women in blue. our peacemakers in blue. they have died for that cause. that is why today we reserve five seats for the men we lost on thursday night. we offer our gratitude to you, our cops, including those who have traveled here to support your brothers and sisters in the dallas police department, the dallas area rapid transit police, and the e

hi, cherri gregg. >> good morning, rahel. this is the quiet before the storm. they're towing the cars here on the street, along morris and east passyunk, right now, but in just a couple of hours, this place will be filled with all kind of beautiful cars. good morning, rene, how are you doing? >> i'm wonderful, thanks for coming down. >> wonderful. rene is the executive director of the east passyunk business district. and so tell me, what's today all about? >> so today is our 11th annual car show and street festival. we will have a car lined with -- or the street lined with cars, tons of live music, outdoor bars, street food, tons of stuff for the kids, free, we've got arts and crafter, moon bounce, and just really fun, you know, family friendly day to come down and enjoy the actually pretty good weather now, i'm thinking looks pretty good. check out the cars. it is fabulous, fun, circus performers here, and people don't realize, i mean, east passyunk has changed in the past few years. so you do this, why do you do something like this? to show this neighborhood

. >> and i'm gregg jarrett. thanks for being with us. it's unclear just where turkey stands at the moment. government officials are claiming that they've quelled the coup after explosions and gunfire left dozens of people dead. >> but according to the military, it's taken full control of the country. violence is still ongoing this morning. blasts rocking the nation's capital and its most populated city, istanbul. >> reports from state-run media would suggest that the government has indeed thwarted this coup. >> now, for the latest details out of turkey, let's bring in kitty logan, who's reporting for us from our london bureau. kitty? >> yes, good morning. well, the turkey government says it has brought its military headquarters back under its own control but not all of those rebel soldiers yet. but it does warn that anyone who plotted against it will be brought to justice. it says for this act of treason as it's described. now, at first light, we saw the military, which has been -- it had taken to the streets in istanbul overnight surren

howard dean and judd gregg join us after the break to discuss.wk box" will be right back. >>> stories front and center, one economic report on the day's calendar. the national association of home builders is out with its monthly sentiment index for july. is that monthly? comes out every month. >> apparently. >> hence, monthly. congress think it will be unchanged from june when it came in at 60. notable earnings after the closing bell getting the latest numbers from ibm, yahoo! and netflix. we'll get a better idea how earning season will go. analysts don't appear hopeful. thomson reuters say it will likely fall 7% second quarter from a year ago. that will be the fourth straight quarter of declines. >> i'm not sure. >> we have marc lasry here. >> and he's staying. >> we didn't say he's staying. the question i want to ask you, talking about bank of america just a little bit, now call you a private equity fund more than a hedge fund. dare i ask about markets in the u.s. which have been on a tear over the past weeks. does that make any sense to you an

gregg. they put out this video at an appliance and electronics store. >> very clever way to tie the holiday and the store together. >> marketing. ♪ >>> i think about 7-year-old boys, i think mischief, climbing trees, video games, the beginning of cell phones. i don't think this. >> oh! >> i think it's easy to see why a 7-year-old golfer is winding up all over the internet. this shot is absolutely amazing. >> i think this is definitely the beginning of his career. i think it's going to catch some fire. >> he isn't just trick shots. in fact, he had a pretty big year in 2015. he was the birmingham local tour champion, the louisiana local tour champion, the 2015 golf regional champion and if there was room for any more. the 2015 top 20 world champion. he's only 7? >> he's only 7. >> guess what? we got him. joining us right now via skype is grant, his daddy and his -- welcome to right this minute, fellas. >>> how did you get the idea for this trick shot? >> well, i love fireworks. and i love fire

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio explains. >> reporter: for the first time in sixshley moore's life is on a role. >> this is kitchen. >> reporter: at 23, she's moving into her first apartment at the brand new england gardens on belmont have avenue. >> this is the living room. >> reporter: diagnosed with muscular dystrophy at birth, ashley moved in a nursing home at 15. >> i have too much to offer to just stay in a nursing home. it just wasn't for me. >> reporter: sister ebony moore says ashley struggled. >> it was hard at first. we got through it. >> reporter: now she's on her own in a place that is perfect for her and her art. >> it is an open space for me to be able to use it. >> reporter: with 80 apartments, half of the units at england are designed for residents in wheelchairs. >> it has extra wide doors so power chairs can get through. we have the kitchen which is fully accessible. >> reporter: is there added support like physicians, health care aids and subsidized housing which keeps rent affordable this comes thanks in large part to state and federal tax cre

reluctant superstar just called it a career. , and unusuallyh emotional gregg popovich, address the mediawho they like to eat dinner with come if they only have one night , who you would like to do it with. -- myhonestly tell you dinner would be with timmy. the most real, consistent, true life. i've ever met in my erin: i mean, i don't know how you follow that up. newly acquired winger took part in practice today. lloyd was traded from the new york red bulls, one of d.c.'s rivals. he feels like you something to prove. >> i was surprised it was to a rival. maybe a slight little chip there. against them every week, so i just need to try to get into the playoffs and have success with this team. erin: and it looks like the miami marlins are backtracking now on a ticket promotion. the team had advertise a deal giving fans 20% off tickets sales for every home run that giancarlo stanton hit in last night's home run derby. he hit a record 61 long balls. the team is now only offering 25% off tickets. come on, man. saying that is the max allowed by major league baseball. how convenient. and the ame

this time around, gregg is running more to the left.2012 he was against same-sex marriage but now supports it. that sets up a stark contrast with pence who signed the religious freedom restoration act. pence won by 3% but fellow republican mitt romney won the presidential vote by more than ten points. in this hyperpartisan environment, ticket splitting doesn't happen all that often but it does in the hoosier state. in 2008, obama defeated mccain but mitch daniels won re-election by almost 18 points. you might hear more from daniels soon. republicans have until this friday to set the state ballot and the weekly standard reports that daniels has not ruled out running for his old job if there's a vacancy. could make for a busy week for those ballot printers in indiana. evan bayh as we've reported confirming that he is jumping into the race for his old seat. between late changes and history of ticket splitting, we could be in for a wild one in indiana this november. >>> up next, more on the hoosier who could be donald trump's running mate.

bill richardson and judd gregg will join us. check out the futures at this hour.ow with implied open down 95. "squawk" is back after this. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. >>> take a look at a couple of stocks to watch this morning. walgreens reported quarterly profit of $1.18, 4 cents above estimates. the bottom line was helped by increased demand for drugs that are paid for by part d, by medicare part d. and moving on, twitter has named -- >> did you just ad-lib that? >> i said part d didn't i? brett taylor to the board of directors. only twitter board member with experience at another social media company. >> what was that? >

john gregg is our next governor of the state of indiana. hillary clinton will be the first woman president of the oouf united states of america. we can say last week they conspired, but their ideas misfired. their bigotry expired. mike pence and donald trump you are officially fired. >> madam secretary, this year is the 200th anniversary of indiana's statehood. and madam secretary, we're giving ourselves a present. we're going to turn indiana blue one more time. we're going to send evan baye to the u.s. senate. we're going to elect my good friend john gregg the next governor of indiana. and by the way, he is a governor who wants to be the governor of indiana. with all of that, it is my pleasure to cast one abstension, 43 votes for senator bernie sanders. and 48 votes for the next president of the united states. >> indiana you have cast 48 votes for secretary clinton. 43 votes for senator sanders and one absention. iowa. how do you cast your votes? >> i'm from iowa. a state of female firsts. in 1857 the university of iowa became the first st

most noticeable the only head coach gregg popovich. >> i would not be staying here if it wasn't for timn that i would be in the budweiser league. and some place in america. and still trying to play basketball and coach basketball. but that he standing. and over the years. >> just a heads up that the american league has won the all- star game today that they will have home fields in the world series again. >> again. for the why should over two hundred years of citi® history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress. that whether times are good or bad, people and their ideas will continue to move the world forward. that connected continents. and the panama canal, that made our world a smaller place. we backed the marshall plan that helped europe regain its strength. and pioneered the atm, for cash, anytime. for over two centuries we've supported dreams like these, and the people and companies behind them. so why should that matter to you? because, today, we are still helping progress makers turn their ideas into reality. and the next great idea could be yo

i'm gregg jarrett. >> and i'm molly line. if, indeed, rick lick's interview does signal the end of the investigation, the tiling of the agency's investigation of possible criminal changes in the case could complicate matters for the presumptive democratic nominee going into the big convention and the democratic election to come. kristen fisher is live in washington with the latest. kristen? >> reporter: clinton is describing this interview with the fbi as voluntary, civil, and businesslike. it lasted 3 1/2 hours and took place at the fbi's headquarters hear in washington. but aside from that, clinton did not give a whole lot of new information when she called into msnbc. she declined to do so, out of, quote, respect for the process, that the justice department is conducting. but her critics and even some of her supporters would argue that her husband did not show that same respect for the process when he met privately with attorney general loretta lynch on the tarmac in phoenix on monday. well, hillary clinton insists that th

gregg allman.nny cash waiting to go on stage, a shot capturing the loneliness of life on the road. country stars faith hill and tim mcgraw. tupac. >> he was really into it. he took his shirt off and i saw all the tattoos, and i said would you mind doing one like that? and he said yeah. >> reporter: when you took this, did you know how strong if was? >> i felt like this was a powerful image, that the simplicity of it was really powerful. >> reporter: clinch has branched out into videos and commercials. ♪ you give your hand to me >> willie doesn't mind my taking his photograph. i found ways to work with that. >> reporter: he also got some very candid stills. nelson braiding his hair. and indulging in his favorite recreational pastime, smoking a huge stick of weed. i don't know what we'd call this. >> i know. >> reporter: it's like a cigar. >> somehow i can't remember what happened after that. ♪ but you don't know me >> reporter: and then, there are the occasional shoots he wishes he could forget. >>

for ben davis, gregg murphy, and our entire crew, i'm tom mccarthy. phillies post game live can be seen on csn. stay tuned here on nbc 10, date line nbc starts right now. survivor remorse until today. >> reporter: when kevin learned ten children and teenagers were killed in the attack and dozens more hospitalized he put his holiday on hold and see if he could help. you see he is a doctor, a newly minted facial trauma surgeon. >> i realized, all right, i need to offer my services. i ended up first going to the children's hospital. >> reporter: as it turned out, the hospital didn't need his help but invited him in to see what they were up against. >> they had received 15 patients throughout the course of the night. two of them unfortunately died overnight. three are in critical condition. one of them remains unclaimed. meaning his parents are either dead or still in the hospital and the remainder just had either minor cuts or bruises or bad psychological damage. >> reporter: what was your sense of how the staff was doing, how they were handling this? >>

. >> go-ahead, gregg. >> as wednesday, simply that one thing that the company has made clear is that the financial requirements are huge and no one organization is going to meet them and it is imperative that we cooperate with one another. i think that the initiatives and eric have just described are exciting. i hate to use a surfing analogy, but we have seen a lot of waves of development, at least in my lifetime, come and go, but i think this is a good wave coming up, and i am pushing it hard to write it. i think we are still looking at it and asking ourselves what we are getting into because it is really a change that we are talking about engines of the way we could work and the partners with whom we work. mr. steffensen: in the end, whether ideas when it comes to meeting some of the development challenges that we are up against are as important, more important than the financing then we are making available. you andet me stick with with your institution. so, i think it is hard, particularly in the midst of , it isit discussions hard to remember back and think about how much of the

judd gregg. you know what took place on "60 minutes" with mr. trump and mr. pence and rick perry will join us. we'll talk energy and politics. you can imagine where so many of these conversations are going to go. that's where we're at. >> you have a full agendagenda. >> maybe that's going to be mine. >> if it's tuesday, it must be sorkin. >> yep. thank you, andrew. see you soon. >> thanks. >> coming up on "worldwide exchange," a world of worry, but stocks they keep climbing. steven wieting will weigh in on the markets next. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. [click] ♪ i'm coming back to you [click] p?p?h you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. like having something your fit you, just right, thank you randall. every stitch

the warriors finalized with mike brown, brown a member of the gregg popovich coaching three.he year in 2009. waltson now the head coach of the los angeles lakers. -- walton is now the head coach of the los angeles lakers. today it was time for reality to rain. france in front 3-0 in the first half. and then he pops one over the goalie and into the net. france 4-0 at the half. a 5-2 winner. france goes on to meet germany in the semi finals and stage two of the tour de france. the second day in a row two time champion involved in a crash. 130 of the 198 riders evidented by that. the sprint to the finish was won by peter seguin. he will wear the yellow jersey for stage three. and see you in a little bit at 11:00 p.m. more coming up on sports wrap. >> so we should know tomorrow where kevin durant is going to go -- >> i guess, maybe he will decide on tuesday. pretty nice to be courted like that -- >> yeah. [ talking at the same time ] >> is it always like this or is it just because we are now following the warriors who are after, you know, a key player? >> a change reaction. if th