he saw that early at jackson hall.may that play, he switched to the strong dollar nad completely turned around his funds. he said it was all down to that jackson hall moment. jonathan: he is back in a big way. you can find the full interview on bloomberg.com. still to come, the top performer in the s&p 500 this year sold 10% following its earnings. we're talking about netflix. what big-name hedge fund managers have been saying about this. ♪ jonathan: welcome back, let's get to one of our top stock stories. netflix surging 10% after hours after posting strong international subscriber numbers. some big names in the hedge fund world have been speaking out about netflix. one recently sold his stake the cable $.6 billion. -- making $1.6 billion. i'm not so sure if that is a sound signal. it is for him. rodrigo, the hedge fund world is starting to turn against the company. for netflix, they're delivering subscriber numbers. roderigo: they are delivering with the trevor numbers that have been impressive -- subscriber numbers

nbc's halle jackson has details. >> reporter: the record breaking storm slamming the west are triggering flash floods, like the one that wiped out an interstate bridge near palm springs. another flooded homes near san diego. >> the mud was coming through right here. >> the storms stranding cars shutting down l.a. beaches, and for the first time in ages, the angels baseball game. >> they haven't had a rain-out in 20 years. baby raccoon, their home wiped away, forced to ride out the weather somewhere dry. more rain this month than san diego has seen the last 100 julys. >> it's california it never rains this bad here. the rain is helping firefighters in southern california, now getting a handle on the 400 acre blaze. that torched 20 cars in the kahone pass. but overall, the double whammy is leaving stretches of burn zones where the land was so dry, water rushes right off. making mudslides more likely. another risk from wet weather like the west coast hasn't seen in decades. >> that was halle jackson reporting. meteorologist bill karins has more on the record-breaking heat just ahead. >>> th

approaching dinner time in the construction of the hetch hetchy damn the yosemite park built jackson diane hauling hallthe guests it does was it dbe does best service s serve the food. >> i'm the executive chef i served over 15 hundred meals a day for the camp mather folks breakfasts are pancakes and french toast and skranld eggs and hash brown's our meal formulate is we have roost lion it's reflecting of the audience we have people love our meals and love the idea they can pick up a meal and do worry about doing the dishes can have a great time at camp mather after camp people indulge themselves everyone racks go in a place that's crisis that i air after the crackinging of a campfire a campfire. >> the evening is kept up with a tenant show a longed tradition it features music i tried this trick and - this talent show is famous for traditional things but we have new things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the first 7, 8, 9 being on stage and being embarrassed and doing random things >> unlike my anothers twinkling stars are an unforcible memory ♪ ♪ ♪ admission to camp mather is through a lottery it includes meals and camp prog

thank you. >> that was nbc's halle jackson reporting.ow, soccer star abby wambach presented jenner with the courage award. she and the rest of her u.s. women's national teammates won an espy for best team. >>> another familiar face at last night's espys mo'ne davis, she won the award for best breakthrough athlete in her part in the little league world series last year. >>> in washington state, crews have recovered two bodies from wreckage of a small airplane that crashed into a mountain side. officials have not yet identified those victims but the teenage girl who survived the wreck says it is her step-grandparents. aitem autumn is back home after she walked for two days on a highway. >>> despite a bounty of $8 million for information leading to the capture of drug kingpin el chapo guzman officials are still coming up empty-handed. mark potts reports from mexico city. >> reporter: el chapo guzman has been on the run for five days and still no sign of the drug lord. cameras were allowed inside his cell where there's not much left except f

halle jackson has the details. >> the record breaking storms slamming the west are triggering flash floods like the one that wiped out the interstate bridge near palm springs. another flooded homes near san diego. >> mud was coming through here. water like this. >> storms stranding cars shutting down la beaches, and for the first time in ages angels baseball game. >> they haven't had a rainout in 20 years. >> baby raccoons home wipe add way, forced to ride out the rain somewhere dry. >> more rain san diego has seen in last 100 julies. >> it never rains here. >> now the firefighters get a handle on the 4,000 acre blaze that torched cars in the pass. overall the wildfires and drought leaves stretches of burn zones where land is so dry water rushes right off making mudslides likely. another risk from wet weather the west coast hasn't seen in decades. >> bill karins has more on this record breaking heat ahead. >>> this morning, we're learning details about the gunman that opened fire in chattanooga, tennessee. a family representative tells nbc news, mohammad youssuf abdulazeez batted depressio

approaching dinner time in the construction of the hetch hetchy damn the yosemite park built jackson diane hauling hallthe guests it does was it dbe does best service s serve the food. >> i'm the executive chef i served over 15 hundred meals a day for the camp mather folks breakfasts are pancakes and french toast and skranld eggs and hash brown's our meal formulate is we have roost lion it's reflecting of the audience we have people love our meals and love the idea they can pick up a meal and do worry about doing the dishes can have a great time at camp mather after camp people indulge themselves everyone racks go in a place that's crisis that i air after the crackinging of a campfire a campfire. >> the evening is kept up with a tenant show a longed tradition it features music i tried this trick and - this talent show is famous for traditional things but we have new things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the first 7, 8, 9 being on stage and being embarrassed and doing random things >> unlike my anothers twinkling stars are an unforcible memory ♪ ♪ ♪ admission to camp mather is through a lottery it includes meals and camp prog

halle jackson reports, it's setting up the possibility of another government shutdown. >> by releasing fourth undercover video, an antiabortion group is inflaming controversy over how planned parenthood donates fetal tissue used for research. at a colorado clinic it is described. the clinic ultimately chose not to enter into a deal with the activist posing as researchers as planned parent hood insist it's doing nothing law. >> we follow the law that says you cannot sell fetal tissue. we don't. women donate it. there's no selling and no profit. >> this week is is website was hacked at planned parent hood braces for an attack in congress prompted by the release of videos. >> is this debate over fetal tissue donation? >> i don't think it's either or or has to be either one of those. this is documents and illustrating clearly for american people what planned parenthood does to body parts of babies they abort. at least 18 congressional republicans are promising to oppose any federal funding of planned parenthood drawing fire from democrats. >> another effort by republicans to try to limit t

halle jackson has the latest. >> in california wine country, nine square miles torched. flames and smoke so thick they blocked out the sun. what started as a brush fire exploded fast wind whipping across steep, rugged hills destroying a trailer and and barn. >> it's fire season. you never know what's going to happen. >> 200 homes under threat. two neighborhoods evacuated including linda's. the fire burning within a few feet of her front door. >> it's burn into my memory. i'll never forget smoke, flames fire trucks running back and forth. very scary. >> 1300 firefighters attacking this from the ground and air in the area where record breaking drought turned brush and trees to tender. >> if drought wasn't bad, would you see it moving this quickly? >> probably not. >> one berning now at glacier national park in montana. duncan and his family had to run from the fire. >> i had my iphone hanging out the window. the flames were so hot i could feel the heat off my arm. >> most of that fire is still not under control. neither is one near washington state now threatening the town

halle jackson has the report. >> what started as an ordinary highway drive quickly turned terrifyinggreenburg as hackers remotely took control of his 2014 jeep cherokee sending him in the difficult. greenburg, a reporter for wire magazine did this on purpose working with cyber security experts, hackers to show how some connected cars are vulnerable. >> i can only imagine if the same was done to you without forewarning whatsoever how much fear that could instill in someone. >> the hackers change the radio and ac and in a dangerous move to kill the engine. >> the two researchers believe thousands are vulnerable. >> chrysler released a software skrup update this month and says it has a team identifying software best practices including cyber security for all content. a bill released by congress requires technology stops a hack in real time. >> frightening isn't it? >>> gop candidates scramble for a place at the debate table. is the father of twins the republican's best hope for the white house? "scrambled politics" is next. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corrido

. >> that was nbc's halle jackson reporting. >>> this morning police are searching for the suspects who open fire on a crowd near the university of maryland-baltimore campus, killing three people. police say two men stopped near the campus around 10:30 last night. two people started shooting. a man was pronounced dead at the scene. another man and a woman were taken to the hospital where they later died. a fourth victim walked to a hospital. a local hospital. is in stable condition. university of maryland police urge people to use caution in the area. >>> in south carolina, federal investigators are looking for the cause of a deadly midair crash involving a fighter jet and a small plane. these aerials here show the crash site near charleston. the air force f-16 was on routine training when it collided with a civilian plane yesterday morning. two people aboard the small plane died. the air force pilot safely ejected. coast guard video shows a helicopter crew lowering a rescuer to help the pilot. medics took the pilot to a base hospital for observation. >>> take a look now at the wreckage

nbc's halle jackson reports. >> bereleasing a fourth undercompunder undercover video controversy overed parenthood donates feet tall tissue. official from colorado clinic describes the public perception of that process. >> in the public i think it makes a lot more sense for it to be in the research vein than, i'd say -- >> the clinic those choes not to enter into the deal with the activist posing as researchers as planned parenthood insists it's doing nothing wrong. >> we follow the law that says you cannot sell fetal tissue and we don't. women donate pit three-point is no profit. >> this week the website was hacked was planned partenthood plans for an attack. the campaign led by david. >> is this about a debate over fetal tissue donation or abortion and doing something to make waves to reignite that debate? >> i don't think an either/or and i don't think it has to be either one of those two. this is about documents and illustrating clearly for the american people what planned parenthood does to the body parts of the babies they abort. >> defund planned parenthood. >> 18 congressional

nbc's halle jackson has the story. >> reporter: in an ivory gathered gown caitlyn jenner took the stage world, as well as the fashion police. >> please be kind on me. i'm new at this. >> reporter: she quickly turned serious in her first high-profile speech as caitlyn, taking on critics who argued she didn't deserve the arthur ashe award for courage. >> if you want to call me names make jokes, doubt my intentions go ahead. the reality is i can take it but for the thousands of kids out there coming to terms with being true to who they are, they shouldn't have to take it. >> reporter: on stage the olympian known as bruce when she won her gold medal got emotional when she thanked her family. >> i am so so grateful to have all of you in my life. thank you. >> her speech perhaps the most high profile but not the only memorable one of the night. dylan steele accepted an award on behalf of his daughter leah who is battling cancer. >> thank you for supporting me while i beat up cancer. hey lebron, hey, daddy. >> online some wondered why leah wasn't being honored for her courage or amy hill. but

jackson, nbc news, honolulu. >> incredible. that will do it for us on this friday night. i'm tamron hall. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and have a happy fourth of july.==vo== should the man accused of killing this young woman - been free - walking the >>> the system fails a lot, a lot of times. >> should the mana kusd of killing this young woman be free walking the streets? tonight tough questions why the suspect with a criminal history was not in custody. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm jennifer wang. and i'm monica aguirre. tonight questions. would kate styling be alive today if the city's policy had not been in place? a policy that allowed police to release sanchez. mark is live where that killing took place. mark? >> reporter: just about this time of the evening on wednesday, kate stanley, 32 years old, walking on pier 14 with her father, the man accused of shooting her, an undocumented immigrant from mexico. francisco sanchez has snuck into the united states fooiive times. last time he did a stretch in the federal lockup and was then turned over to san fr

nbc's halle jackson has the story. >> reporter: it's like something out of a "fast and furious" movieontrolling your car while you're behind the wheel. but this is real life. hackers cut off this driver's brakes, transmission. >> hold on a second. hold on. >> reporter: even in a demo, still scary. to access the steering wheel or engine hackers don't have to be in the car. they don't even have to be in the neighborhood. they can take control from thousands of miles away. and you can do it by hacking the uconnect containment console estimated to be in as many as 400,000 chrysler vehicles. hackers have only prove it works in the 2014 jeep cherokee. they showed us what it is like. charlie miller at the mercy of chris in pittsburgh. >> i'm not driving 0 miles an hour. >> reporter: going public not to scare people but to warn what could happen as cars get more connected via wi-fi and cell. >> people want them in the car. the manufacturers will put them there. >> we have no idea how good cars are as far as security. >> reporter: they have been sharing research with chrysler which released a

. >> halle jackson out of los angeles, thank you. >>> the ntsb and u.s.jected safely after the fiery crash tuesday in the skies near charleston, south carolina. officials say two people aboard the small cessna are presumed dead. the fighter jet was on a routine training mission. >>> in the first national tv interview of her campaign hillary clinton said she was disappointed with candidate donald trump for saying many mexicans who saying many mexicans who entered the u.s. are are criminals and rapists. clinton tried to lump the entire republican presidential field with trump. >> they are all in the same general area on immigration. they range across the spectrum of being either grudgingly welcome or hostile toward immigrants. >> republican jeb bush, whose wife is from mexico, responded that hillary clinton will say anything to get elected and her flip-flops on immigration prove it. >>> there were squeals of delight at an australian children's hospital when a notorious pirate paid a visit. >> oh, my goodness! >> there you see him. actor johnny depp showed u

. >>> hall of fame ceremonies normally a time for celebration not confrontation. according to reports wyncote native reggie jacksonnvolved in a heated altercation friday night with a fan seeking an autograph outside a cooperstown restaurant. jackson confirmed to espn that the confrontation with the fan occurred but denied that it >> as astronaut scott kelly continues his historic year in space he's saying hello to philadelphia. today kelly tweeter this picture along with the message good morning philadelphia. one of your cheesesteaks would be great four months into my #year in pavements he snapped this pic from the international space station where he's conducting his record breaking mission. kelly is set to return to earth next spring. we'll have a cheesesteak waiting for him. >> there you go. >> that's "eyewitness news" for now. i'm natasha brown for pat justin all of us we appreciate you joining us. we're back with you at 11 o'clock here on cbs3 back at 10 o'clock on the cw philly. take care. we're always online, cbsphilly.com. >> axelrod: tonight, new information about the gunman in the louisiana movie theater

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jackson, nbc news honolulu. >> incredible. that will do it for us on this friday night. i'm tamron hall.h a mystery brunette. >>> new photos, kardashian bad boy. she's fed up and gave him the boot. bachelorette shocker, kaitlyn's love triangle blows up with a stunning confession. >> we had sex. >> the juicy sneak peak everyone has been waiting for and how it's pitting the guys against each other. >> real housewife teresa giudice prison diaries about jailhouse cat fights and the moment that made her cry. "game of thrones" eemelia clarke and mariah tumbling down the stairs of her billionaire boyfriend's yacht. >> that's him. don't get up or anything. >> new photos of the stars on vacation for the fourth. then simon cowell and our terri seymour together again. >> only on "extra." >> will he come back the final episode of "american idol"? >> plus sofia

. >>> hall of fame ceremonies in cooperstown normally a time for celebration not confrontation. ad allegedly reggie jacksonth a fan. jackson confirmed that the confrontation occurred but denied that it turned physical. >>> on the eve of the gold cup third place game u.s. head coach admitted disappointment that the team would not be playing in the finals that the linc on sunday. that's understandable. the u.s. battled panama for the consolation prize at ppl park in chester. with the u.s. down a goal in the 70th minute, he turns and finds clint dempsey. a beautiful goal. that would tie it at one and we would go on to penalty kicks. demarcus beasley is turned aside and panama has the upset. they beat the u.s. three i've two on pk's. they take third place. >>> edd is a major problem. elaina delle donne no different in a wnba all-star game in connecticut. delle donne putting up 16 points. a nice up and under basket there. but the east squad would fall to the west 117 to 112. >>> a week after the british open the tour hits ontario at the rbc canadian open. no jordan spieth. some big names still around but it's o

hall of fame, over 70,000 fans made their way to cooperstown. four players craig biggie on who played his entire career with houston randy jackson played with sixro mar teen west five. pedro had a little fun when he came up to his accept his acceptance speech, and the phillies were the last team for pedro martinez. >> philadelphia, when i finished my career little did i know i would finish my career but it was great. the experience in philadelphia was great. so to all of you thank you. >> pedro was a heck of a pitch are for a lot of his career. >>> finally a sport i have never heard of, it is called rad ball, lets get to germany rad ball, socker with a by sickle. >> yes. >> you knock the ball into the net with the bicycle. >> wow. >> i guess there is not much sport over in germany, i don't know what is going on. >> that is pretty cool, hour. >> they may cool cars. >> are you allowed to head butt it, only bicycle. >> only with the wheel of the bicycle will. >> wow. >> interesting. >> is there more scoring than real soccer. >> much more scoring then real soccer. i can see carli lloyd doing that too she would get a hat trick. >> no, i can't see ca

. >>> the hall of fame ceremonies in cooperstown normally a time for celebration, not confrontation. according to reports cheltenham high grad and mlb legend reggie jacksond in a all the case friday night with a fan seeking an autograph outside a cooperstown restaurant. jackson confirmed the confrontation occurred but denied that it turned physical. >>> on the eve of the gold cup u.s. mens head coach admitted difficulties a appointment his team would not be playing in the finals at the link today. understandable. but there was still a game to be played today as the u.s. battled panama for consolation prize at ppl park in chester. the with the u.s. down a goal in the 70th minute, deandre find clint dempsey a beautiful goal tying it at one. we will move on to penalty kicks, and beasley one last chance, he is turned away, and panama with the upset of the united states, three-two on pk's it is panama that takes third place. >>> edd is a major problem delaware star elainea delladon, no different in the all-star game in connecticut. she put up 16 points, eight rebound including that beautiful up and under but her east squad would fall to the west 117-112. >>>

partly because of a vote in that room statuary hall, to very narrowly approve a bill called the indian removal act which was conceived of by jackson's administration, passed narrowly by his supporters and signed by president andrew jackson in 1830. so to me, this became an opportunity to look at my day job in a completely different and deeper way. to understand both the similarities and differences between this time and that time. we're in this moment where the country is changing so radically, so rapidly demographically and in other ways. there's so many different kinds of people from all around the world who have come here and are continuing -- our continuing challenge is to work through our differences in a democracy respect the rights of every minority while also maintaining ourselves as one nation. please go ahead, ma'am. >> okay. my name's jennie finch. >> hi. >> steve, on the pbs "newshour" you said there was an alternative expansion strategy that johnson -- that jackson could have used, but it was very difficult. i'd like to know what that alternative, kinder strategy was and how much if at all, he, you know pursued it. >> o

jackson. that and more coming up now uh. . >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today's take" with al rokerer, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hallat 11:30 our time. i watched it live. from our show jane krakowski, tina fey, a rilling. first season out of the box and you guys kill it. that's great. >> it's so nice to be recognized and celebrated. you are nice to take part in it. >> thank you. >> keep a balloon. >> your thank you speech will include the "today" show love? >> naturally. >> this alone is a -- trophy? what are they called? >> memento. >> award. >> drama series "better call saul," game of thrones, homeland, house of cards, mad men, "orange is the new black." airing live september 30 at 8:00. >> "the big bang theory," no jim parsons. >> first time in a long time. >> kicked out the big ones. >> jim and i were in an m & ms commercial. >> were you playing m & ms? >> we were bombarded by them. >> we have to find it. >> it was eight years ago. >> can we find that? mega m & ms. >> we'll find it. >> we are going to miss you because this has been -- this is not good-bye. >> not at all. >> we'll see you later. when do youer sta