which brings back this iconic symbol, "the buck stops here."man made it quite famous because he believes all responsibility ends the at thent -- ends president's desk. it comes from the wild west. bone-hwild west, a and buckl knife was placede in front ofd the dealer. when you did not want the responsibility, you passed the buck, and that is who indicated the dealer. harry truman, being a poker player, would not know that. and so the buck stops here is the signed ended up on his desk. this is one of multiple copies the president received. the original is at his library in independence, missouri. the one thing that people rarely get to see is the back of the sign. the back of the sign says, " i am from missouri." why is that important? it reminded harry truman that he was not at her than any of the people who elected you, because one day he will go back on, and truman never lost that concept, ever forgot who he was, nor where he was going, she was always one of us. at the moment, we are in the harry s truman little white room, the rec wraparound

iconic, right? here's the question. i know that you get a lot of pushback, negative stereotypes that cookie or "empire" might be pushing. how do you respond to that? >> you can't please everybody. it's unfortunate that they don't see what we're trying to do. it's unfortunate that they're judging. who are you to judge? do you think you're better than cookie, better than lucius? you don't have any issues with your family? your life is perfect? i lived in the hood. i remember when crack was dropped off in the hood. i saw families get destroyed by it. i know what it is to have hungry kids and not be able to feed them on minimum wage. so when your back is pushed up against the wall, what do you do? you survive. you do whatever it takes to feed your family. but at the end of the day, instead of judging it, why don't you look at what they did. they broke a cycle of poverty which very rarely happens in the hood. usually you pass down welfare or living off the system. you create generations of that. what coo

>> so since this is eventually a iconic part of san francisco lots photos this will change the sceney you have the flat spots this 8 foot 8 by 8 foot foot 8 can they can advertising or logos or lights. >> any of the signed permits again in the district it needs to be a business sign potentially but we would again that could be required a permit so there's a lot of speculation against what may potentially happen but we'll need to review the signage and proposals that is potentially lauding allowed to rereview. >> you look at the congress.

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icon back on the air waves. what donnie simpson said falled his decision to return to radio after a five-year absence. kimberly: he has still got it. stevie wonder surprising thousands in the district next on "abc7 news at 5:00". ♪ ♪ kimberly: it could be 30 years ago. his voice sounds just as good. music legend stevie wonder surprising fans in d.c. he played five songs in a pop-up concert at the d.c. armory mall. it's part of a three-city stop today announcing his upcoming u.s. tour including one at the verizon center september 3. look at the cameras. that's changed in 30 years. leon: something else is changing here we are really getting thrilled about. a good friend of stevie wonderers is back on the air of tonight. we are talking about d.c. icon here after five years of retirement, none other than donnie simpson returned to the air waves of magic 102.3 f.m. kellye lynn is live outside the studio there with a look at donnie's comeback and how abc7 helped welcome him back today. hey kellye. kellye: how are you?

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icone celebrating the returning to the radio. he got pumped up for his return. surprise guests wished him well on his day back. those are his two grandchildren. the fans get to share their well we wishn our facebook. him the best of luck. absolutely. he starts this afternoon at 3:00. it's going to be hot in humid. we are on the back edge of the high heat. let's get started. we will start with the time lapse. with the bright sunshine and the high-pressure, climbing quickly on the thermometer. it's very hot. this is live data. we have southerly winds. cooler weather is to the west. they are higher in elevation. columbus ohio is a three. there is cooler air. until that arrives on wednesday, we will see he did humidity continued to be a factor around the area. the heat index is holding in the low to mid 90's. it's 94 for a high temperature today. the keys here will be southerly winds bringing up warm air and bringing a higher moisture content into the air. it will be humid. we will monitor with a heat degreestween 95 and 99 across the entire metro area. we continue

the tennessee native was considered an icon of the 1960s civil rights movement. he served as board chairman for the naacp for ten years. he went on to teach at american university and at the university of virginia. bond was 75 years old. >>> only if all of us could have a voice like donny simpson. the d. c. radio icon returns to the air waves tomorrow. he'll be doing afternoon drive on magic 102.3. the show will air weekdays from 3 to 7 p.m. he hosted the donny simpson morning show for 16 years before taking a break. rumor has it he's a darn good golfer too. >>> today is the last day of training camp for the redskins. roughly 7,000 fans turned out for yesterday's fan appreciation day in richmond. the team will hold another fan paresthesias day in ashburn. >>> check out a free movie on the potomac. back to the future 2 is going to be on the big screen, starts at 6 p.m. >> heat is becoming a bigger concern out west as dry conditions hamper the efforts to put out wildfires. >> plus why earlier school start times and dates may hinder your child's education. >> we're

a hiker killed by a grizzly at an iconic national park. the trail where his body was found is closed. the bear traps now set. this morning, the thousands of visitors to yellowstone, are they in danger, too? >>> there's new trump turmoil this morning. the presidential candidate parting ways with his top adviser. but who fired whom? the major shake-up inside team trump, as the republican party tries to figure out how to deal with trump's latest controversial comments. >>> fbi investigation. the feds now called in to look into the police shooting of a college football player by a rookie cop. what was the teen doing at this car dealership, this surveillance video may hold the answer. >>> and billionaire daredevil. the founder of tesla, elon musk, literally winging it. pulling off this insane stunt. what was he thinking? his death-defying day off. >>> hey, good morning. also coming up on the show this morning, new details about a harrowing flight. >> we're learning much more about the plane that flew right into the heart of a terrible storm. ho

the icon that i call him,i am not alone in saying that. he's the owner of oakland post, tell us about your paper. >> well, i am the owner of the oakland post which is 52 52- year-old. we have nine newspaper. we have a spanishlanguage that's also 52-year-old. >> wow. >> and so where he going national with an insert that'll be distributed in every african- american congregation throughout the country that'll lay out issues of black history and accomplishments and deal with the african-american of what they can do abou policing issues and economic development and jobs and education. >> the paper was always delivered at our church at oakland memorial when i was there. i don't remember paying anything. >> well, we freely distribute our paper primarily 75% of our hundreds of thousands of circulation is dwibt distributed distributed of house of worship. we gain advertising because of the reach and we usually in the newspaper business, you are allowed to calculate that for every person that picks up a paper they usually give you a number from one

online and it was trending within minutes. >> the icon, valerie harper's hospitalized. after health scare, she was found unconscious where she was performing. >> i'm having a really tough time and i think it is the medication. >> and this was valerie's last interview shot the day before she was found unconscious. she sat down with her co-star in the place, sally struters. she shared an emmy win in 1972. >> january is when i was diagnosed. >> two years? >> two and a half. >> two and a half years already? >> yes. and i was supposed to have three months. >> that's what they said. with two halves, sorry, we're cheaters. >> and you've got three months left to live and two and a half years later, she's starring the show. >> after her diagnosis, "people" magazine called it her brave good-bye but her condition improved so much, she went to compete on "dancing with the stars." >> i got bad news but i'm trying to carry them. >> i'm not cured or in remission but my brain scans looked so much better. every six weeks, i have one and the cancer is going away. it's responding to the t

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annette: an iconic hollywood star has graced the cover of the french version of "gq."kate: very handsome looking, steve mcqueen, the king of cool, the hollywood superstar, racecar driver, and heartbreaker, still a style icon 35 years after his death. "gq" promises to unveil all the secrets that make him unbeatable when it comes to style. on king is a feature louis xiv, louis the great, the sun king, who died 300 years ago. he was monarch for 72 years and 110 days, the longest monarch in any european country. óÑó8úxúa good king? narrator: this is grace, a business woman in kigali, rwanda. eight years ago, she was starving and unable to feed her children. many of her family had been massacred in one of the worst genocides of the late 20th century. but today, thanks to an innovative program, life is good. she earns up to $200 a month from her furniture business and employs 11 people.

the iconic image of the attacks of 2001 is the photograph of marcy borders. she is covered in ashes. she died monday of cancer at the age of 42 nearly 14 years leites jeer one of the began twins born saturday at the national zoo has died. zookeepers wither using a bottle to feed the panda cub because its mother stopped nursing it. mei xiang is still feeding the surviving cub. >>> the mormon church is keeping its long time affiliation with the boy scouts. but the church says it will continue supporting the organization. the church of jesus christ of latter-day scouts is the largest sponsor of boy scout units. >>> in case you missed it, there's always time to celebrate with your dog. yesterday was national dog day. many people used it as an excuse to share pictures of man's best friend on social media. >>> and coming up after local news on cbs news, the boyfriend of the reporter killed on tv reflects the tragedy of her life. i'm alison harmelin, and this is the "cbs morning news." americans. we're living longer than ever. as we age, certain nutrients... ...beco

. >>> civil rights activists are mourning an icon tonight as they say good-bye to julian vaughan. vaughan died at the age of 75. his wife said he suffered from vascular disease. he served in the georgia state legislature. we'll have more on how he got his start in political activism in the next half hour. >>> straight ahead for us, abandoning the campaign trail to do his civic duty. donald trump set to report for jury duty. >>> also a grandmother renting out rooms in her home facing a huge fine. the profits and pitfalls of home sharing sites. >>> a shark fest by the beach. john is just two weeks away from walking down the aisle with emily. didn't see that one comin'. now we're groomsmen. we're just 475 short miles away from... shenanigans. it's not going to get too crazy. might get a little weird. you have places to go. let us worry about getting you there. bp gasoline with invigorate. fuel the journey. >>> rescue officials say a search plane has spotted another plane that crashed in a remote area of indonesia. the flight plane had been missing for several hours after losing conta

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iconic web presences join together, first we start with james. action movie kid. >> sunds like a thriller. >> it is a thriller. this one it's james versus shark. now for people who don't know action movie kid, his dad is a special effects guy and created a web series about his son's adventures and he's going to protect his little sister. >> i can't imagine the fun this must be to create. having the talent to put this all together. >> oh, come here, baby girl. it's just a vacuum. >> but i said this was a famous web pairing. who could we possibly pair action movie kid with? conversations with my 4-year-old. >> of course. >> conversations with my 4-year-old are actual conversations that matthew clark has with his 4-year-old daughter, cocoa, but it's re-enacted by a grown man and as you can see here, they're about to have some shark action. >> holy sardines. that is intense. >> is this a crossover? >> this is a crossover. watch for the cameo. >> with my arms chomped off. tir fifth season. here's also great news, action movie kid has been optioned by

he died at his home at the age of 84 longed to be remembered as an icon of broadcasting and hero on the>> his wife kathy lee gifford tweeted this, deeply grateful to outpouring of grace. we're steadfast in our faith and finding comfort in knowing where frank is, fa l. >>> fresh cuts, local barbers give back just before kids go to . >>> strike three. pitch was on the outside part of the plate. he had the swing and took a shot and missed. the game is over. >> a san jose little league baseball team may be down but not out. the bay area team from san jose lost to arizona today in the first west regional tournament game. since it's double elimination, they have a chance at the world series if they don't lose another game. the next game is tuesday morning. dozens of kids will start school with a fresh new look. abc 7 news was in downtown san jose as the folks gave free haircuts to children. the store usually closes on sundays but the owner opened up to give back to the community. children received backpacks and school supplies to the kids and parents, it means a lot. >> for you to have your s

. >> from major casting news to the passing of a film icon. here are a few stories that have everybody talking today. talk about an all-star cast. oprah winfrey and eddie murphy were just added to the already amazing lineup for the upcoming richard pryor biopic. the former talk show host will take on the role of pryor's brothel-owning grandmother. this on the heels of two other big napes already announced. funny man mike epps won the coveted role, pryor himself. kate hudson will star as his wife jennifer it the movie is set to start production this spring. the surprise summer smash straight outta compton once again topped the box office, making it three weekings in a row. the universal film which documents the rise and fall of the hip-hop group nwa has grossed nearly $140 million since its release. and finally, hollywood lost one of the most influential filmmakers of all time this weekend. horror film icon wes craven died saturday after a long battle with brain cancer. craven directed fright fests like the nightmare on elk m street series, the

. >>> civil rights icon julian bond is being mourned today. he died saturday in florida at 75 after a brief illness. bond played a major role in the 1960 civil rights amovement and he was the longtime leader of the naacp. >> reporter: julian bond, the grandson of a slave, did more that make a name for himself. he made history. as one of the leaders of the student nonviolent coordinating committee he worked side by side with dr. martin luther king jr. he and others spoke with "cbs evening news" anchor scott pelley on the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. >> on that day, what did you think would be achieved by the march on washington? what could be accomplished? >> in dr. king's speech and in the speeches of the other people, we had explained here are the problems we're nation. here are the reasons we're marching and protesting and sitting in. now, do something about it. >> reporter: he was elected to the georgia house of representatives in 1965 but he had to wage a supreme court bat toll be seated because of serious opposition from w

. >>> an icon of the 1960s civil rights movement died. julian bond, one of the founders of the student nonviolent coordinating committee. this is mr. bond behind me. he is one of the founders of the sov they were poverty -- southern approval committee. he was 75 years old. he is being remembered as a man whose eloquence inspired a generation of civil rights leaders. julian bond was born january 14, 1940 in nashville, tennessee and grew to be a major force in the campaign for racial equality. often seen at the forefront of protests against segregation, he never seated his position as a civil rights icon. he helped to start a committee that gave younger african americans a voice. he was elected to the georgia house of representatives but was refused his seat because of his antiwar stance on the u.s. supreme court eventually ruled in his favor and he was seated two years later. in 1971, he helped found the southern poverty law center then in 1998 bond was elected board chairman of the naacp, a post he held for 10 years. today former ambassad

the icons you can see on the map. the gray flame icon are fires that have been contained. >> look at this. this is what we captured an hour ago. sky fox 2 did. out of all the flames and destruction, they found this rainbow near this fire. our chief meteorologist bill martin is here. >> besides being pretty, it is an indication the atmosphere has more moisture, and that helped firefighters in putting it down. high humidities again tonight. check it out. 71 degrees near the fire zone with 54% humidity. that is very high. over night it will get better. over night temperatures and humidities will stay low. winds stay low. and firefighters will have an opportunity get on this thing. as we go into the next few days, tomorrow, the temperatures come up. notice the humidity, 40%. 30 -- in the afternoon hours. that is not too bad. it will help. temperatures coming up. humidities going down and on thursday we will notice it. firefighters want to take advantage of this opportunity they had. i will see you back here. talking about

the disappearing wi-fi icon. the frozen download bar. you don't need a magician to fix these things. you need fios internet. get fios 50 meg internet, tv and phone now for $79.99 a month, price guaranteed for 2 years. or, double your speeds for just 10 dollars more a month. and only fios gives you uploads speeds as fast as your download speeds. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past, get fios. >>> the mets are three games behind the nationals. tonight the attention was on yoenis cespedes. made his mets debut over 24 hours after a trade deadline with detroit. ses pe december was 0-3 on the nigh, but the story of the evening was lucas duda. he demolishes this pitch to center. it is long gone, cutting the lead to one. then in the seventh, it's duda again. this time he goes deep to left hp his 20th of the year, he now has eight home runs in his last seven games. we're all tied at 2-2. bottom eighth, after an intention walk to cespedes, duda with the hit. they're now one game back. >> what is he? 8 for his last 15 with eig

tonight fans are remembering the sports icon. eyewitness news reporter lucy side. >> reporter: well, sandra, how fans will remember frank gifford is pretty much generational. those who watched him decades ago on the field, earning his place in the hall of fame speak of him as an amazing football player. those what watched him as an announcer on monday night football remember him as a charismatic tv host who made football games every week a night worth watching. >> i thought he was a great player. he was multidimensional. he could catch the ball, he could run with the ball, he could pass the ball, and, you know, he was a good influence, i think, on the team. >> he was a great player and i really enjoyed the monday night football. him and howard cosell were a great team. >> is his love of the sport translated through the television to the viewers, and he was genuine, and he genuinely loved the game. >> reporter: frank gifford enjoyed two huge career, both in the limelight, both with great success. one on the field, one in front of

harper's bazaar celebrating their icons issue now. it's going down at the plaza hotel.ou to watch this exclusive video with everyone from oprah to katy perry, even mariah carey getting in on the act posing as an icon and tomorrow, only we can show you what happened during katy's photo shoot. her liz taylor transformation. the hair, the heavy eye shadow, the striking similarities. >> i'm sure i'll be married just as many times. >> we go behind the scenes as katy copies dame elizabeth's look tomorrow on "e.t." ♪ >>> the magical musical stylings of mr. stephen colbert. he actually played the extended version of our theme. he debuts on september 8th and sat down with me and aguilera for etonline.com. a wide ranging subject. the subject, part and jon's tearful good-bye from "the daily show". >> all i wanted to do was make jon stewart laugh on that show, but to make jon stewart cry, i didn't realize that would be more fun. but on behalf of so many people whose lives you've changed over the last 16 years, thank you. >> colbert worked on "the daily show" for 11 years part of th

iconic web presences join together, first we start with james.movie kid. >> sunds like a thriller. >> it is a thriller. ♪ this one it's james versus shark. now for people who don't know action movie kid, his dad is a special effects guy and created a web series about his son's adventures and he's going to protect his little sister. >> i can't imagine the fun this must be to create. having the talent to put this all together. >> oh, come here, baby girl. it's just a vacuum. >> but i said this was a famous web pairing. who could we possibly pair action movie kid with? conversations with my 4-year-old. >> of course. >> conversations with my 4-year-old are actual conversations that matthew clark has with his 4-year-old daughter, cocoa, but it's re-enacted by a grown man and as you can see here, they're about to have some shark action. >> holy sardines. that is intense. >> is this a crossover? >> this is a crossover. watch for the cameo. >> with my arms chomped off. tir fifth season. here's also great news, action movie kid has been optioned by fox. t

the book is iconic. where are the fault lines? still have overvalued equity markets, and a lot hot money has flowed through the equity markets. a lot of that has been going out, causing start market -- stock market dislocations. tom: what did you learn from professor fisher? carl: there was a subtle shot president york fed said is bow, where he would not say it is less likely or more likely we would raise rates going into the september meeting, where dudley said it is less likely going into that interview. it was a little bit of let's not react to the latest volatility. tom: let's bring the show to a total halt. why does this language, the semantics, matter? from more likely, less likely, to several, a few? carl: the fact that stanley fischer shows the same words as dudley and kind of rolled it back -- ruben,is is like robert problematic -- mike: he outlined the two parameters of what the fed is looking at. one is inflation. he said there is good reason to believe inflation will move higher as the forces holding down inflation dis

ford is gearing up to revive two iconic models.y return pickup of the ranger and bronco here to the usa where truck demand is big. we have the scoop from detroit. david, for me, the exciting part is the bronco. ford makes the ranger, i know it's in demand in the u.s., but the bronco is the one that real auto nerds have been clamoring for for so many years. is it really true, is it coming back? >> i think it is. they don't want to put out the announcement yet because they are in the middle of labor negotiations. they like to dangle in front of the united auto workers union, if you make a concession here, we will guarantee that you have products to build. ford has done well with iconic brands. the mustang is doing well. they are bringing back the continental for lincoln. i think this will come back because it has a real following among young people in southern california, even though they have not made a bronco since 1986. matt: we are looking at pictures of the ranger. are we going to see a new ranger, a different kind? this one loo

. >>> an iconic image made for the world meeting of families, those stories and much more when "action news" continues. happen "action news," a camden woman is lucky to be alive after being rescued from the roof of her burning home. >>> a man is in critical condition after a confrontation leads to a stabbing in juniata. >>> imagine coming home to this, a bear trying to break in through a cat door, it happened to a man in idaho. it's not the first time. we'll have more on those stories in a moment, but first let's head outside to chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. are you sweating yet? >> reporter: you know what's funny if you've ever been inside the "action news" studio. it's cold in there i've been in there for an hour plus, so i can't tell how hot it is out here, my skin is frozen. temperature-wise we're up into the 80s. this is an air quality alert ozone-action day for people who suffer from respiratory problems, so you want to limit the time you spend outdoors, ground level ozone is the issue. you don't want to breathe that in. if you suffer from respiratory problems, again

day as it became to be known gave way to one of the most iconic images. this is a picture of the sailor kissing a nurse in times square. the editor said the photographer captured four frames of the iconic kiss blocks from the magazine's offices. in the process captured the excitement of the moment. >> we get into times square and the war ends. it was just instinct i guess. i went and i grabbed her. jonathan: george says he served when he responded to the bunker hill in 1945. two suicide bombers hit bunker hill and his ship helped rescue those sailors that were in the water. he says the image of nurses helping those sailors always stuck with him. so when he saw the nurse on v.j. day he wanted to give her a kiss. he said h didn't see the famous photo until 1980. kimberly: she is actually a dental assistant and she lives in maryland. she says she had heard that the war was over so she left to go see if it was really true. there it was. she said she went back to the office and didn't tell anyone about the kiss because she was a little embarrassed. jonathan: a

i'm missing a traffic icon but there is an accident into our system, lower frederick right at gerloffad. moving into new jersey, drive times between route 55 and the walt whitman bridge, five minutes in both directions. chris? >>> the race is on to reach the site of a plain crash overseas. we'll tell you what a search plane discovered that could lead crews to the wreckage of a passenger jet in indonesia. >>> and a tragedy for morgan freeman. the crime that took the life of one of his family members. >>> developing right now, recovery crews are trying to get to the site of a passenger plane crash in indonesia. a twin turboprop plane crashed yesterday. overnight, a search plane spotted wreckage. 54 people were on board the plane. the area is known for its low clouds and fog. >>> investigators will continue looking into what caused a deadly plane crash in long island yesterday. this morning, the pilot is dead, his passenger injured. officials say the plane crashed at a railway crossing yesterday morning. they say the pilot reported having trouble making altitude just after taking off fro

movie tells a story of the rise of iconic nwa, it was a clear winner, coming in second place, mission rose nation 11.7 million, sinister two 10.6 million, agent 47 and the man from uncle. >>> visitors to the please touch museum were transported to a gall alex far, far away today, it was the museum's annual star wars day today. familys were encouraged to dress as their favorite star wars characters while they got to interact with some of the most iconic. where is yoda? you got to have yoda? ok. r2 d2. >> it was a perfect weekend. i'm hoping that it can be a repeat for the week. >> gorgeous today. we're going to bring a little bit of that humidity back tomorrow. it is august but not out of control. i think you're going to like it again, nice pleasant conditions, take you outside right now, here we go, we're going to see clear skies at the moment right now. look at the ben franklin bridge. and all is good really across the delaware valley, not a bad finish to our weekend, good start to monday morning time period as well. recap the month of august so far, we have a lot of 90 degree days,

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i'm joined under the dome, the iconic dome of hiroshima by the red cross, the international committee of the red cross, lynn schroeder. you have two hospitals, one here in hiroshima and one in that dba saki thain thatinnagasaki. >> the japanese red cross society has two hospitals here where they treat specifically a-bomb survivors. most of them are being treated with related diseases, cancer-related diseases. last year they recorded two-thirds of the death of survivors being related to cancer. >> just for some context, the prefecture, cancer is prevalent. they are struggling with continuing psychological effects. because a lot of them have had to keep these memories within themselves because of the social stigma. >> indeed. i think there was studies in the late '90s showing that psychological impact for survivors are tremendous. of course, long term post traumatic stress disorder, depression, other psychological instability. also, the entertaining of the future. because with never knowing whether they can be affected by things related to the radiation is a big psychological effect. >>

another icon there. it's been 26 years and now a movie is in the work and that's hard to believe, 26 years. well, zack efron is reportedly in talks to star with the rock. the rock heading to twitter saying, big news, welcoming my dude zac efron to baywatch, our movie will be big, fun and r-rated. like me, when i drink. >> is that the rock talking? >> come on. >> i don't know. who's going to be playing hasselhoff, the rock or zac efron. >> good question. we'll have to see. >>> a warning for millions of people who just can't get their eyes off the phone. >> pedestrian fatalities on the rise for the first time in decades. it's partial due to distracted walking. >> so-called petextrian, they fail to look both ways. be careful out there. that sounds like me. >> it's a real problem. walking around the streets and everybody's looking down. >> by people you mean you? >> i have situational awareness now. it took almost getting hit by a cab here, but for sure, that's one problem -- be careful out there. >>> there'

now, meg whitman faces what may be her biggest challenge yet, turning around struggling icon hewlett-packardher solution, to split the company in two. perhaps the biggest seperation in the history of american business. joining me today on "studio 1.0", hp ceo and chairman, meg whitman. thank you so much for joining us. it is really an honor to be here with you. so thank you for doing this. meg: you are welcome. i am glad to be here. i am an admirer of your show. emily: thank you. we are at "hp discover." this is your annual tech conference and this is your last "discover" as one hp. is it a little bittersweet? meg: it is a little bittersweet because the company has been together for so many years. but i have confidence that this is the right thing to do because our markets are changing at lightning speeds. it will allow us to be more agile and focused and responsive to customers. it is a landmark, it is a moment in history, but i am really optimistic about the future. emily: what do you think the biggest challenge is going to be of being two separate companies? meg: first is we have to get t

. >> it was a bit of an iconic moment. all of the controversy and his last meeting he puts his arms up and says, i surrender. what did the moment say to you? >> said it was a passing so i took note and tried to focus on my job. >> what's your lead on michael peevey's legacy. >> it's complicated. >> 65,000 e-mails becoming public exposing allegations of inappropriate access and interactions between the buc and high ranking pg&e executives. >> the e-mails are troubling and disstressing but i'll leave it to somebody better qualified than me to say whether there's actually been a crime or some kind of a violation. >> michael picker took over for peevey after lengthy stints in the government. his decision to answer our questions just months after taking over offers a stark contrast to his predecessor who regularly declined interviews and often worked to avoid public accountability. >> mr. peevey we'd like to talk to you about your travel sir. >> explain to us why the puc should fly for you to fly to and from los angeles, your h

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[applause] >> it became one of the iconic images of hurricane katrina's affect the new orleans. from the multigenerational family homes every opened a regrow street in 2013 it became an equally iconic symbol of the city's rebirth. here and behalf of the circle group store, these welcome -- please welcome -- [applause] >> hello. my family and i are so need to be a part of this wonderfully thing. like many the woman communities, the neighborhood we serve, the seven award, has changed a lot. it is important that we adopt and conserve the needs of our customers, neighbors. we are growing and getting busier all the time. i see new faces in the store every single day. i hope that means we are doing some great. circle food stores is one of the only six black owned grocery stores in the country. [applause] but i really don't think it would be as successful in any other city like it is in new orleans. new orleans needed us. norlin supported us. we were born here. we were bred here. the circle food store would be here as long as our city needs us to be supporting our community right back.

those are some of the explanations being offered after london's iconic big ben clock stopped showing the right time. it was off by as much as six seconds earlier this week and even interrupted some british radio broadcasts. reporter: the chimes of big ben introduce some of the best-known programs on british tv and radio. but for the past two weeks it's been less than punctual. bbc radio saw the first to notice the irregularity. >> the bongs will be any day now. reporter: london looks up to the clock hour for the time, though, aren't exactly ticked off. >> it's right because it's been there for a long time. precisely because it's a long time is not that right so it's not that wrong either, six seconds. not too bad. >> the houses of parliament's clockship was sent to help the problem. temperature could be cited as a possible factor. but big ben is probably getting temperamental with age. >> the clock has been running 156 years and it runs 24/7. there could be a hiccup after 156 years old. reporter: it's now accurate to less than one second and the british icon is being checked every da

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