>>ing us about the time her royal highness and a friend attempted to make themselves dinner. >> and theghetti boiled over. it put the pilot lights away. in the afternoon, she came into the kitchen, she walked past the stove and could spell gas. monday morning, she came into the kitchen and said dan, you won't believe i nearly set the whole palace on fire. i called the fire brigade. i had 12 hunky firemen all to myself. >> reporter: mcgrady using kitchens at new york's institute of culinary education to whip up some of the royal family's favorite dishes. >> stuffed bell peppers is one of her favorites. >> reporter: telling us he wanted to share his experience of princess diana after prince harry recently said he was struggling to remember what his mother was like. >> eads struggling to remember but it's personality. william is like his father and his uncle but harry is more like the princess. the princess used to say darren, they're going to take care confident heir. i have i've got to take care of the spare. they were so alike. his mom would have been so so proud. >> reporter: for "good

marc thanks for join\ing us. you've been doing an online diary with draymond green. how does he expect the dubs to answer the blowout after game three? >> he said that he and his two fellow all-stars stephen curry and klay thompson have played, quote unquote, awful. let's see what happens tonight. look, it's the finals. they have to pick it un. steph has played better i think late in games because it seems like his knee is warming up late in games. klay i don't know where he's been. this is nt the game we saw in the previous series who was so heroic against okc. outside of a really good game two, draymond hasn't played that well either. i'm sure they want to go back to oracle where you're at up 3-1, get it over with and party in front of their own fans party and get that championship. but if they lose tonight it's certainly going to be a lot longer than that. we'll be back in cleveland. >>. >> reporter: well, their perimeter defense by cleveland has been unbelieve of believable pretty much shutting down steph and klay. what is it going to take to get the splash broth

. -- ing us now j.p. morgan asset management chief 1.4 trillion dollars management -- asset management. saying yellen was expressing only limited comments and he read her comments as pretty dovish, in fact. try not to contradict. i think it is an interesting consternation. they actually had golden opportunity to raise rates probably in july. they got a little spooked saying people did not think june was on the table. there was a can or did effort by them to raise expectations and buy lots of fed speakers. they got away with it. this was interesting. the market presented it quite well. runle were scared we would the early part of the year. a lot of volatility. the markets were saying to the fed, go ahead. we are ok with that. they pull that off. june is off the table. it is one data point. it is hard to know what to make of it in terms of market reaction as well. betty: now the question is, though it is one data point and and we couldevised do a better jobs report in a few months, is it hard to raise rates

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us to move forward as a country. >> reporter: the program focuss on public engagement,ing that some pinckney used every day to try and make the world better but a year after his death, there is still work that needs to be done. >> it's sad that someone died because of the color of their skin and a part of me that continues to grieve that. >> reporter: and the seminary has set up a scholarship in his honor. >> and pinckney was awarded a doctorate degree posthumously. >>> and hail pounded the area not far from middle burg, virginia, and the damage left car windshields and rear windows smashed. folks in middleburg are cleaning up and calling insurance companies but it's not just that part of loudoun county that was hit and hit hard. chief meteorologist topper shutt has a look at storm reports. topper? >>> look at the storm reports behind me, over 50 reports of wind damage and 30 reports of hail. we'll zoom from a bit, and we had hail at 1.5" which was standard yesterday. and check this out. howard tweeted this and i retreated him. this is from erica stewart property bluemont, virginia. here this is in reference. look at

, making the money in your pocket the strongest it's been against the pound this decades, so join ing usow, "wall street journal" reporter, reva gold, with more on and how impacts people here in the united states. thank you for yoining us. there are folks at home thinking how does this impact me both short-term and long-term and i want to start with shorlt tort term. i've been hearing about tourism and the strength of the u.s. dollar. >> yeah, i mean, if you're an american looking to visit the urk k, yus got about an 8% discount in one day. which is pretty substantial for a developmented market currency. the steepest move in the pound in a long time and about the cheapest it will be for an american to visit london in many people's lifetime, but it also means you're going to see more pain for exporters and means a stronger dollar, which tends to benefit in times of stress. >> i want toen talk to you because you said it's the cheapest in a lifetime if u we wanted to travel. but what else could it impact beside exports and could that impact tourism here in the united states? is it more expe

the eu and we will learn tomorrow morning the impact on investments and european banks, and join g ing usrst cnbc interview is the president and ceo of harrah's which owns more than 9% of the credit suisse and other holdings. good morning. >> good rn mobbing. >> a strong rally coming through on the european banking at the moment, and what are you making of what is going on? >> well, a belief that the referendum held today is going to be ending up in britain staying in the european union and recall iing before this whe the polls were indicating a different outcome, the banks and the european stocks in particular have are been slammed. in fact, since the beginning of the year, with all of the talk about negative and low interest rates a european financials have performed quite poorly from are the price wise despite that operating earnings have been pretty decent. >> back of the envelope cal you arelation, you own about 1 billion of bnb parabar and $1 billion in credit suisse, and they are down about a quarter and what to you believe is going to be going forward? >> well, the path to success

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stay with us. ing? >>> welcome back to the lead. hillary clinton holding vp tryouts while donald trump is trying to hold the staunch by republicans hold ofg his campaigns. what is going on behind the scenes at the trump campaign? for much more, new cnn political commentator corey lewandowski until last week he was trump's campaign manager. let me start off with the tell fant in the room. many trump opponents and journalists are less than enthusiastic about cnn hiring you. they say you are personally hostile to journalism even though you are now in the world of journalism. what is your response? >> i think i just saw washington post story come out today that said it was a smart decision by cnn and i have to applaud the washington post for that story. the bost bottom line is i have the unique perspective on the trump campaign and on mr. trump and i think i bring that to the table. and what i have said from my first opportunity here is i'm going to call balls and strikes and if i see something that i think is wrong, i will let the view

now as banks continue today just last week's brexit vote the i ing cfo told us how he reacted to the vote. >> it's a shock. the question is how long will it last. extends a couple of days as it appears to be. the real momentum i don't think changes. we have positive commercial momentum. we're growing customers. we're pursuing a digital strategy. i don't think that's going to stop with four, five percent lending growth last year. i think we can continue pushing through this. i think it's important to get this thing settled soon. get some clarity on what the british government wants to do and how they want to take it forward. i think then the markets will internalize this and we can move on. >> our next guest says that brexit's harm stems from the nature of the event and the ongoing uncertainty of what it will bring. the psychological angle of this and how to trade your way through it or maybe not, daniel crosby is the founder of the laws of wealth and secret to investing success. daniel you're with us from atlanta this morning. so we are all human beings in the end regardless of what

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us. and let's welcome our guest, the head of fx strategy at ing. we have already had the move. the market has priced this in. does today change it? sally: investors have already piling on. on -- that has pushed up prices and borrowing costs. companies have responded with a surge in sales of the debt. on second-highest month record. what investors are concerned about is whether the ecb can buy enough of the bonds to keep these prices supported. if not, there is a risk of a cell off. -- sell of. guest: no, definitely not at this stage. we are talking about 5-10 a month. of eligible bonds, we are talking 600 billion or so. this is not a japanese situation. go?ow much lower can we we must be at some kind of record. to selle they are going as much as they can. sally: there are concerns about what the companies are going to be using this for. is it shareholder friendly activities? will it be going into the real economy? seen, borrowing costs crashed through the 0% mark. getting back to the levels of 2012. very close to those numbers. you can break it down in terms of what it is doing

butt, clowns managing or running the fund or finally way to f-ing much, except they don't say f-ing, they useo when you look at this list and take it in totality, you get the sense of what goldman is looking for is anything that evokes strong emotion, a sense of dispute. we have the whole list up on cnbc.com for people to look at. this is a fairly common thing at big banks on wall street. >> i've been trying to reach us is ear marked because potentially a client is not happy. >> not happy. where are you is another one. a lot of things that clients are desperate to get attention to somebody at the firm, that might indicate there might be a problem and management might want to jump on that. these are reviewed by human beings inside goldman sachs. >> thank you very much. let's get a quick check on the markets at this hour. we are looking at six days of losses, something the dow and s&p haven't seen since last august. we are heading for our worst week on the s&p since back in february. the dow is down 119, s&p 500 down about 0.8%. one bright spot, and this is the top performer in the s&p biggesd

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exacerbated and we hear all about the outreach and wonder who you are talking to because you are not talk ing to us. either people are not speaking their minds because it is unpopular with people that are probike. i am probike and i take pub lb transportation. when i try to get a t on 6:30 when there is a giants game-you think they would have a lot of transportation and in the middle of rush hour and time interval goes from 5 minutes to 30 minutes at 6:30 in the evening in the midst of rush hour and giants game. the t was a after thought fl mta to extend transportation to that neighborhoods. why would they need it? it is unconsenable and many people helping us run our business live in the eastern neighborhoods and to be subjected to that type of inadequate transportation is frankly a outrage and that is where we need attention. we don't need to take away peoples parking places in the eastern neighborhoods to solve our transportation problems, we need to address frequency of transportation. we also don't need to speed up transportation in san francisco. i don't want the buses going faster. they are

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quoining ing joining us is mark preston. you are getting what the sanders campaign knew about this. what are you learning? >> wolf, we heard from president obama right there is very important at the very end talking about how the democratic party divided eight years ago and how quickly they came together and when hillary clinton abandoned the bid for president of the united states and i spoke to a senator, senator sanders, senior aide on the campaign and read to you a little bit of our discussion. he said that the president's endorsement of secretary clinton was expected and he described senator sanders meeting with the president today as very good and very positive so clearly senator sanders knew it was coming and not a surprise to the campaign. as for how they feel about the campaign at this moment, he described it as a very hard-run campaign and emphasized that they're going to compete in the district of columbia primary and he said that after he left the white house and said very proud of what senator sanders plishled. as for going forward, this aide told me that there are a lot

us. germany,ing here in arguably the gateway to western europe as far as immigration is concerned.k that is the main issue voters will be deciding on when they vote on june 23? john: the main issue they will decide on is, who do they want in charge? do they want democratic control of their own country? or do they want other people making decisions about their borders that they can't elect. matt: what has immigration been the catalyst for this? john: i think it is an important issue. but it is not the only one. the requirement that we have to , these are all o things that the british people are very annoyed about. but they are symptomatic of this much bigger issue. and do not underestimate the british people. i think the people are much more sensible than some of these big business leaders. they understand a fundamental issue about who governs and who is in charge and i was the british people to be in charge. the only way they can be in charges to make sure all the important decisions are made by their elected representatives in westminster. guy: do you think you are expecting any i

certainly, the reaction this morning are fromb ing from brit sides using words like shocking and astonishing and it really took waking up this morning in the new britain the depths of the decision, and the ramifications for the future, and while the conservative party mps had come out before and said that david cameron we support him, and he should continue in the role as prime minister, behind closed doors there was the realization no way he could stay on in the face of having catastrophically lost such a big gamble. >> at one brit who expressed a great deal of shock overnight was richard quest. i was watching you last night and you called it the vote of your lifetime, and you looked frankly just very surprised. you know, at 24 hours in, you know, what is your feeling? >> still surprised. still shocked. when we started covering it last night, look, i traveled britain all of the last couple of weeks. i knew by the time that brexit was probably going to win, and then you had the murder of jo cox, and i thought that it would tip it maybe in the opposite direction, and when we started last nigh

. >> you had to make a hole an days sauce use ing 32 yolks, an it bombed. >> yes. i did not have the ability to whisk for 30 minutes. instead of a cloud i made scrambled eggs. >> i'm sure it tasted good. >> kind of. >> eric ripert, "32 yolks." thank you for joining us. >> i ordered that book the other day off of amazon. i can't wait to read it. thanks, bill. >>> president obama endorsing hillary clinton to succeed him. she said the endorsement meant the world to her. the two will campaign in wisconsin continental week. >> look. i know how hard this job can be, that's why i know hillary will be so good at it. in fact, i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. she's got the courage, the compassion, and the heart to get the job done. >> donald trump responded with his own tweet. obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama, but nobody else does. >>> robert gilbeau will be the highest ranging officer to be convicted in the navy corruption scandal. >>> civil rights leader jesse jackson and boxing promoter don kin

and now joining us is ben silverman who is with promulgate i ing. >> thank you. >> and what are we supposednking of viacom when there are comments of redstone and shari and other players? >> well, it is unblooelievable p opera in our town, and everybody is obsessed constantly with ins and outs and i know that shari redstone's favorite show is "jane the virgin" which i produced for the c with, and i have had at great relationship with cbs and they have been an incredible partner, and i have seen the amazing work of les mo moonvez, and he is a champion of the content that he produce, and he has been smart to the wait, and the showtime trade is extraordinary to me, so when i look there, i have to lean there. obviously on the viacom side, you are nervous as you look to the partner to supply to, and you are wondering if there is changes in the executives and new structures so i can see why there is concern, and i can't imagine going to work everyday and having to the read about your bosses like that. >> and when he visited paramount and met with les moonves he did not get out of the car and they

we have reported about brock in a 's drug use and now we're te-ing pictures and other mindence and some of that evidence is troubling and in a letter to the probation department, turner wrote, says hg from a small town in ohio, i had never really experienced celebrating or phrtying that involved alcohol" and he says he was influenced by hie party culture of the baanford swim team. but evidence in his own cell sages tells a different story. his partying apparently goes weed to high school. the documents show he had several text messages from high school referring to drinking, smoking weed and dropping acid. the documents also refer to a video of him using a bong. the documents show turner had been cited in 2014 for being a ther in possession of alcohol where at stanford and documents show turner had an encounter had another woman the week prior at another party in the inme home which included inappropriate touching. the judge had all of this ot mrmation prior to sentencing takner for six months in county jail. ." terday on the house floor, congresswoman man jackie speier did not mince wo

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exacerbated and we hear all about the outreach and wonder who you are talking to because you are not talk ing to us. either people are not speaking their minds because it is unpopular with people that are probike. i am probike and i take pub lb transportation. when i try to get a t on 6:30 when there is a giants game-you think they would have a lot of transportation and in the middle of rush hour and time interval goes from 5 minutes to 30 minutes at 6:30 in the evening in the midst of rush hour and giants game. the t was a after thought fl mta to extend transportation to that neighborhoods. why would they need it? it is unconsenable and many people helping us run our business live in the eastern neighborhoods and to be subjected to that type of inadequate transportation is frankly a outrage and that is where we need attention. we don't need to take away peoples parking places in the eastern neighborhoods to solve our transportation problems, we need to address frequency of transportation. we also don't need to speed up transportation in san francisco. i don't want the buses going faster. they are

ing so unprecedented on the house floor scblu use the term floor fights, arguments. politics 2016. i take it you mean verbal floor fights. you don't mean like we see in the taiwan government. >> we presume. tensions are going to be pretty high here tonight. charlie, republican from pennsylvania everybody should make sure they get in the gallery to get a good see to see how this plays out. the republicans have been pretty clear with me tonight, they are not going to ask the sergeant at arms, official people who keep order here to try to remove the members or anything like that. they said we are going to try to be above the frayed and do things by the book. house rules prohibit the democrats from doing what they're doing right now the republicans are going to try to just ignore all of that. >> that's all we have for now. live shot on the air. fox will keep monitoring breaking news. stay with us all the updates. stay with us right here 7 p.m. eastern. bill o'reilly is up next. ♪ >>> yes, welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy le

issue am doing is taking with his trying to have it both ways by use ing that say that to to programs doesn't count aren't working. so that previous caller, what she mentioned was you can eat every day and still be poor. you know what, i would take it one step farther and say the measure we should be using of ardship in this country is about whether you're able to make ends meet and get by. from recent found by the nonpartisan federal reserve board. 1 in 5 americans by that measure america.ggling in that is the reality of hardship. when you look longer term over the course of someone's life, what you find is that it's not milliongnant clan of 47 americans living behind some poverty line we take issue with. half of americans are going to xperience at least one year of being poor or near poor, brinking on the financial rises to being employed. guest: and don't count the existing welfare system which is the largest and most expensive in the world. of course if you don't count the you can pretend they're in desperate situations. flaming the ling taxpayer when you do that. family

using any illicit substance. wrong. say prosecutors. there is turner, at a party, wear ingg shirt, is holding a bong. and here, smoking a hash pipe before college, they say. and in dozens of texts, he talks about buying or using drugs, including harder drugs. want to see if we can get acid? and the judge sentencing him six months in jail is under attack. >> they are threatening and using a lot of profanity. they hope he dies and his kids get raped. >> reporter: the grad students that tried to put a stop to it are shaken. >> it was hard to see at first. it was hard for quite a long time. both me and peter. so hard to think about it. >> reporter: the documents also show that turner was allegedly similarly aggressive with another woman at the same frat house, just a week before. david? >> matt, thank you. >>> when we come back, we have news about a former astronaut, the shuttle pilot, now charged with murder. >>> and new developments in the search for a missing american student after jumpininto the water. disappearing from sight. now, the search. >>> and the superstar showdown

patients are playing with death if they are using it out of the hospital settling. >> reporter: it has ingorter: it has become increasingly available illegally in the streets. hundreds overdose fatally annually. in the days leading up to his death, there were signs prince was struggling with an addiction. >> unresponsive passenger. >> reporter: the pop star's plane made an emergency landing in illinois for unspecified medical reasons and the day before he died, a close associate called addiction specialist dr. howard kornfeld in california for help according to the doctor's attorney but dr. kornfeld never directly treated prince. a search warrant said he was getting care locally from dr. schulenberg. a source with knowledge of the treatment says the doctor never prescribed opioids. the question now becomes will there be criminal charges? where did the fentyn fentyanol come from and was there any criminal negligence? savannah? >> a lot of questions, stephanie gosk, thank you. >>> there is word boxing legend muhammad ali is hospitalized with a respiratory issue. the 74 ali who suffers from p

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