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let's bring in unicef jeremy hopkins and joins us via skype from yemen capitol, sanaa and jeremy i wast reading the report from unicef that says the number of children killed in last ten weeks of fighting is four times that of those confirmed killed last year and that is a shocking number but realistically can anything be done to protect children during a conflict? >> well, that is a very good question. we are on the ground here with many other partners and organizations trying to do what we can but we would reiterate our call for an end to the hostility so we can better access the estimated nine million children in need of humanitarian life-saving support. >> there are also reports that children are being recruited by armed groups to fight, what implications would this have for these children in the future? >> well the child takes up arms and is associated with the armed force has lost his childhood so we are doing everything we can to prevent this from happening but if it does happen we need to urgently negotiate the conflict to release the children immediately and take them back in

joe: thank you very much, jeremy siegel.lix: coming up, we are going to talk about puerto rico and other stories you may have missed. ♪ joe: "what'd you miss?" i'm joe weisenthal. alix: i'm alix steel. we have breaking news concerning microsoft. julie hyman is monitoring. julie: microsoft is getting out of the web display advertising business handing it over to a.o.l. according to a person with knowledge of the matter. about 1200 jobs at microsoft will be affected. some will be moved to the other companies. all of this part of the restructuring they have been doing at microsoft the past several years. microsoft has over 100,000 employees. i also want to draw attention to the shares of juno. they have been surging. they will pay about $1 billion and form a collaboration as the companies are studying cures for cancer. celgene will pay the company and get the right to commercialize the therapies. alix: thank you, julie. joe: greece dominated headlines today during the stock selloff. what else did you miss? we begin with puerto

jeremy bowen, bbc news, sanaa.aura: i spoke with jon alterman, the director of the middle east institute and international studies. we saw the human cost of this campaign. will they be able to dislodge the houthis with the airstrikes? jon: it seems like there is a proxy war. the iranians are putting less money into it. they are putting some, but not a lot. the saudis are putting in more. they have more to play with. it is destroying the poorest country in the arab world. the per capita income is $950 a year. they are running out of water. it is hard to find jobs. on top of that you have a proxy war rewarding people who are willing to fight. people are desperate for protection and will do anything for money. that arms both sides. laura: it is a proxy war between the saudis and the iranians. is there any reason to think it will come to an end anytime soon? jon: there are efforts for in internatio -- were international mediation. the united states has straight to provide intelligence and targeting sip or to make sure

. >> reporter: as an actor, jeremy was the image of confidence. in the early 2000 he was pursuing his dream of being on the big screen, and enjoying life as a gay american. by 29 he was in a serious relationship with a man. did you break up because you wanted to not be gay or did you break up for some other reason? >> i think it was a combination. i was coming to that conclusion. he left me for someone else. that was actually devastating at the time. i was still emotionally that. >> reporter: was it a shock when he left you? >> yes, a little bit. because, you know, things had gone from being really intimate to almost being like total strangers overnight. i had gone through that experience before. this time it was painful faufs so long, and we were living in years. >> reporter: that was 20007, the same year he decided he didn't want to be gay. jeremy devoted his lie to ensure diversion therapies are allowed arguing that parent should have the option to put children in rapportive therapy. >> i think this is what people need versus same-sex marriage.

jeremy: i think we are a pretty far way away.e iglesias -- henrique -- iglesias uses drones of his performance, and he cut up as hand a pretty -- his hand couple of weeks ago pretty badly. scarlet: the faa told congress final regulations would come by mid-twitty 16, and there's all kinds of estimates of how much in jobs this would create. 70,000 jobs according to one .rade group what kind of jobs will these be? jeremy: one big reasons that drones are possible as conductivity. by cap a number of years ago, jetblue famously used people who were stay-at-home moms as call-center operators. i think we are 24 months away from seeing people who can be anywhere in the world lighting drones in real-time, good paying jobs and giving you the flexibility to work where and when you want. scarlet: would these be full-time jobs with quality salaries, or are we talking part-time jobs where you start to question if these are contribute into our labor market? they will benk full-time jobs with salaries because you need quality people who will be t

in their lives as jeremy described it. >> i had this much more romantic idea than gee, i have cancer so let's get married. >> weeks after his diagnosis, a small group of friends and family gathered as the two exchanged vows. >> we had the day perfectly planned out exactly as we wanted it. we had a limo and driver just about the nicest guy in the world. >> there was a lot happening at city hall. there is a lot of hustle and bustle but in the rathere time seemed to slow down when we were having that moment. it was wonderful. that day we had our whole lives in front of us and jeremy and i being the planners the that we were, we had already named our kids. we already had kind of an idea what we want, what the next few years, five years ten years were going to look like and we couldn't stop smiling and we couldn't stop kissing and again, we were always very giddy and giggling but that day especially, it was magical. ♪ ♪ >> on a rainy valentine's day weekend in 2004, thousands of people who never thought they would be able to marry had their own magical city hall wedding. they spent hours

, jeremy, wake up, jeremy jerry wake up.woke up and he hollered grandmom but he couldn't get out a man nearby heard the grandmother's screams rushed over and broke out the window. the temperature was well into the upper 80s. >> so i know he was in there sweating like his shirt is dried up now when my mom handed him to me he was soaked. you could squeeze it. >> the owner the manager wanted to say anything about what happened. >> no one at the daycare would comment on what happened. driver of the van was arrested. 29-year-old dale al mother of three is charged with child cruelty and wreck less conduct. >> the circumstances could have had an awful out come. >> jeremy's family knows that, too and is thankful their little boy is okay. >> we're more than -- he's good. >> in southwest atlanta denise dylan, fox news. >>> a judge set bond for the driver of that van at $15,000 during her first appearance today. >> transgender woman is claiming discrimination after getting kicked out of a bar but the manager says this is one big misund

brothers jeremy dagget and brandon belk worked for a company called badlands power fuels cleaning the inside of frac tanks for around 20 dollars an hour. >> do you know what chemicals have been in that tank? or are you just jumping in and taking a guess? >> no, you're just jumping in. you've got no clue. there should be a msda sheet for every tank that you jump into, a material safety data sheet which lets you know which chemical is in there and what you gotta do if you're exposed to the chemical. none of those were ever provided. >> what could be in a tank. you're at a place like power fuels, and they're like go clean that tank. what are some of the common things that can be in a tank like that? >> you know, it could be used for storage of oil, it could be used for storage of fresh water. it could be used for storage of salt water i mean the things that it could be are probably a dozen or more. >> and of all those things how many of them wouldn't be bad for you to go in and breath? >> i would say clean water. and that would be the only one. i would not go into one of those tanks with

jeremy piven, adam carolla and music from hozier is on the way.une 1st which means wedding with season is upon us. 15% of weddings in the united states take place during the month of june in the united states. you know which month has the fewest weddings of all of the months? >> december. >> jimmy: i have no idea. i was just asking. probably december. there are a lot of weddings coming up which i thought would be a good subject for the pedestrian question. we went on to hollywood boulevard and asked people how many times have you been married? we'll see someone introduce him or herself and collectively based on that introduction we will try to guess how many times that individual has been married. all right? let's play. first up. >> i'm from california. my name is mary linda. >> how many times have you been married. >> jimmy: how many times do we believe mary linda has been married? i'm realize this is a mistake because everyone is hold ing up a different number. >> three. >> are you still married? >> no. >> two names and three marriages. >> james

>> jeremy peters?pproval here. >> go back to the beginning of the year and what issues congress was supposed to take up. i think the authorization of military force and the debate over iraq and what we should be doing in syria and iraq was going to be one of the biggest things if not the biggest thing congress did all year. what's happened to that? congress has really been missing in action. and that debate has completely dissipated. >> john boehner doesn't want to discuss it. i mean we've been pushing for a real solid debate to flush all the issues out and the aumf would be the occasion for it. but congress has simply advocated their role. i worry about the equal powers of the three branches of government. if we do not assert ourselves over time the executive will dominate us. and so we've got to dive into this conversation and shake the outcomes. we have legitimate points to make. are a what are we really doing given the sectarian nature of this thing? what is our national interest here? and what are

give it up for jeremy driscoll, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey, jeremy, buddy.g me here, seth. to spread the gospel of the "entourage." >> seth: okay, now -- now jeremy, i know you're a fan, but the gospel of "entourage"? >> yeah, to me, "entourage" is more like a religion than it is a tv show. >> seth: oh, wow, okay. now, that's good to know. so you actually went out to some movie theaters here in new york with a camera crew to see what people thought of the movie, is that right? >> uh -- yeah. it was really interesting. >> seth: all right. well, why don't we take a look at that. >> we're here live on queens boulevard. about to check out "entourage." the best movie ever made! the energy's palpable. people are going nuts! let's check it out, yeah! [ laughter ] yeah, can i get one for "entourage"? >> you guys here to see the "entourage" movie? >> yeah. >> you guys are in college? >> yeah. >> why don't you drop out? >> what happened? >> just drop out and watch the "entourage" movie all day with me in my dad's house. >> i'm sort of with that. >> dude, you guys like

in the back of this day care van. >> all i keep saying is jeremy, wake up jeremy wake up. up. he hollered grand ma. but he couldn't get out. >> man nearby heard the grandmother's screams, rushed over and broke out the window. the temperature was well into the upper 80s. >> so i know he was sweating, like all dried up now. when my mom hands him to me he was soaked, like squeeze. >> i the owner manager want to say anything about what happened? >> no one at the dare kay would comment on what happenedment the driver of the van was arrested. twenty-nine year old daily mother of three is charged with child cruelty and wreckless conduct. >> awful, awful outcome. >> jeremy's family knows that, too. and is thankful their little boy is okay. >> we are more than glad because he is all good. >> in southwest atlanta denise dillan, fox news. >> 4:41 coming up: local high school baseball player being hailed the hero this morning, for what he did on the field. how his quick thinking saved the life after umpire. >>> ♪ ♪ >>> this is my all-time favorite. >> do you love this one. >> ♪ ♪ >> w

i agree with jeremy. this is very much his issue. irony here is if he hadn't been doing the showboating, he had some very serious, legitimate, reasonable amendments to this nsa patriotic act legislation that probably would have been accepted but he spent a week antagonizing his own republican colleagues so much with what he'd done that they essentially wouldn't take up his amendment. so in the end, he wound up setting back his libertarian cause, his civil liberties cause, but gained himself some publicity in the act of doing that. did that help his campaign in the long run? i don't know. the idea that he's been flailing a bit, anyway his campaign hasn't taken off, presumably his calculation is getting his face on the broadcast and his name in the headlines is going to help him. >> he did benefit if from some fortunate timing here. the book tour just happened to core inside with this vote. the book tour had been planned for months. i don't know that i would view it quite that cynically. i do think that there is benefit here in rand re

joining me now, jeremy sapp from espn. the program last week, i felt that basically the implied was that blatter is not going anywhere, he probably will escape this. the guy is the terminator. look. look what happened. amazing. >> it is. i don't think anyone who would tell you right now that they saw this coming would be telling the truth, chris. in fact, the last line of the show we did about blatter said the most powerful man in sports answers to no one. well, it turned out i was wrong. and i think many people were wrong because it seems that he's answering, in a sense, to the federal authorities in the u.s., to the federal authorities in switzerland, the circle was coming closer and certainly the people around him were immeshed in this and up to their eyeballs in this and i would have to imagine -- although we can't say this for a fact, but it was that mounting pressure that led to the extraordinary events of today. >> well, it certainly looks that way. the "new york times" reporting today that he, too, is a target of f

hi brother jeremy plays for the 76ers. a final note. michael a. taylor will start at center field in place of denard spann. that is it for sports. maureen: we hope the rain stops for the game to start. steve: we have more out there. severe thunderstorm warning continues for alexandria to prince george county. to part of the district. newly issued thunderstorm warning to montgomery county. 6:45. we will keep you updated on abc7. maureen: thank you. "world news tonight" with david muir comes up next. join us at 11 >>> tonight, 45 million under watches and warnings at this hour. drivers losing control on the highway. from atlanta to d.c. and philly from new york up to boston. lightning hitting the new world trade center the alligator-infested waters. >>> abc news breaks the story. the massive security failure at american airports. undercover sneaking potential weapons and bombs. 70 tests. agents failing 67 of them. >>> you've seen the close calls. tonight, turning deadly. the american tourist killed the lion attack right through the car window. >>> t

jeremy testified at the trial. the defense presented him as a success story. >> are you a straight man or just not gay? >> i can say i'm straight. i don't know if that would say it in the same way everybody else is. but i think i was born to be. >> but if state law makers in the country have their way, fewer and fewer people have access to therapies like this or against openly bisexual governor voted to ban the practice in her state. >> if it is banned for children and adults, what do you do then? >> i guess i would just keep prison. >> so you're willing to go forward even if they say it's illegal for this therapy to exist? >> yes. >> why? people. >> and this is why he bes his ministry is so important right now. >> would you minister to someone via the internet? >> yes. there are counselors in other states and countries that talk to them and they can work through the internet that way. >> his fear and promise is simple. is america's licensed therapists can no longer practice this therapy, then people like him are v

jeremy, you've covered lindsey graham. what is he up to here? is he viable?h carolina's favorite son has a shot at the early primary state. where else does he run strong? >> you know watching his candidacy is kind of i think a got point to pause and look at what's happened to this entire republican field n. an ordinary year someone with lindsey graham's experience and credentials would probably be a fairly serious player. in a field of almost 20 people he's going to get lost. i think one of the things he's going to do and already done is position himself as the most hawkish of the republican field and the most willing to go after somebody like rand paul for the sake of saying a person with rand paul's views on national security is not welcome in the republican party today. >> speaking of rand paul and national security, chris cillizza, i was reading a statement after the senate was forced to adjourn without a vote last night. the patriot act expiring and usa freedom act not voted upon. she wrote it was outrageous for one senator for personal political gain to

trers sa amabin nanci her nan dez -- jacky wilson keith awe switzerland and jeremy will ler >> i have an address i have multiple disaabilities and i vote -- i woke to hear the screaming of a woman like a woman is being killed i jumped out of bed to make sure they were okay i didn't put on shoes i ran toward the screams i saw a small bodies person on a bag being held down to sfpd squad officers she was screaming five cops i started filming i crossed the treat and officers had her pinned to the ground she was screaming on the crisis the woman on the middle of the street was handcuffed to the ground with a bag over her head to get her out of the street the cops shines high beam flashlights in my office asked what i was doing i will tell you what i'm telling you now i feared her her safety she flashed the flashlights in my face it was scary disoriented and sus pecked if the police are not doing anything right they shouldn't mind being filmed it's my right to film them. the woman not only were the wrists cuffed behind her back and her wrist were tightly bound i'm glad she was not shot and

i'm joined now for our "daily fix" with "washington post" political correspondent ann gear ran, jeremyd msnbc's own political reporter alan siteswald in missouri. you're covering the clinton campaign today. sche spoke on saturday to the conference of mayors in san francisco, also calling for action on gun reform. what are you expecting to hear from her today? >> well, i think we'll hear more of what she had to say in san francisco and also on thursday in las vegas, andrea pap. really leaning into a very difficult issue but putting it front and center of her campaign. she's going to be meeting first privately with black elected officialses here and then holding a larger meeting. i expect her definitely to address what happened in ferguson about four miles away from here down the road. the pastor of this church has been involved with the ferguson commission, working to repair race relations after that. i expect her to address policing, larger issues you know, the -- as local officials have told me this is a decades long issue not just about policing. as well as what she would do as presi

he's notorious for doing stuff like that. >> the inmate is well known to staff, jeremy gonzalez.cing charges of murder and aggravated assault, gonzalez just picked up another felony charge after confronting jail officers with a seven-inch-long shank. since arriving at bexar county he has been sanctioned for several other infractions, as well. >> i was trying to do good. i've been doing good for like six months straight. i've been trying to chill and get all my visits back and get back with my family and go through depression mode and you go through being aggravated and it messes with your head, you know what i mean? i just couldn't take it anymore. >> within minutes two other inmates add to the flooding. >> they're utilizing their uniforms, whatever material they can find by stuffing it down the toilet drain and continuously flushing the toilets and causing it to overflow just to be belligerent and disruptive. >> gonzalez's friend and fellow orejones, jose hidalgo, says he is not impressed by his actions and that such behavior is now looked down upon by the gang. >> and they know

jeremy testified at the trial, the defense presented him as a success story.ou consider yourself a straight man? >> i could say that i'm straight. i don't know that i would say in the same way that everybody is. i think i was born to be so i think i am yeah. >> reporter: but if state lawmakers have their way, fewer and fewer people will have access to conversion therapies. >> if it is banned for children and adults what do you do then? >> i guess i would just keep going until they lock me in prison. >> reporter: so you are willing to go for it even if they say it is illegal for this therapy to exist in america. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: why? >> because i believe in it and i know it's necessary, and i know it helps people. >>> an already crowded republican presidential field is likely to expand today. louisiana governor bobby jindal is expected to make his announcement this afternoon. paul beban reports. >> reporter: bobby jindal was considered a rising star of the republican party, so much so, that he was tapped to deliver the party's response to president ob

men like jeremy blanchard. >> i have never been a drug abuser. i've never been a drunk.w what i done when i done it. i knew the heinous nature of what i done. i can still to this day remember nearly every blood spot that was in that house. i can remember the wallpaper, the way the bodies were laid. i can remember nearly everything that happened that night. >> blanchard has served a little more than one year of a 195-year sentence, but his facial tattoos will forever commemorate both his crime, triple murder, and the moniker the local media gave him, kokomo slayer. >> it's telling you that's what i've done. that's who i am. that's what i'm about. yes. >> blanchard tracked down his former girlfriend, jessica berg, her mother and her mother's boyfriend when they traveled to kokomo, indiana, to attend a funeral for jessica's grandmother. blanchard broke into the house they were staying in, hid inside until they came home and got ready for bed then stabbed all three to death with a butcher's knife. >> a friend of jessica's told me that she had an abortion, and that's what pro

a public service announcement from jeremy lin, nick young and dikembe mutombo.lus, jimmy versus paul pierce in the dunk tank. presented by juicy fruit. with cleto and the cletones. and now, nothing but net. here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello, everyone. welcome. thanks for joining us for our nba game night special. hey, let's start off with something fun, because i know -- a lot of the people watching are watching in bars where the volume is probably turned off and the bar tenders probably aren't paying attention. so, this will be especially for them. you will not need sound for this, even though you can't hear. all right, here we go. hey, everyone in the bar. i know you can't hear me right now. so, here's a fun idea. it's harder than i thought. go up to the bartender and say -- can you put some snu in my drink? he or she will ask, what's snu? and that is when you say -- nothing, what's snu with you? oh -- sorry. nothing, what's snu with you? it will be hilarious. it will. i promise the bartender will love it.

. >> and photojournalist jeremy haas is our eye in the sky. what are you seeing over the delaware? >> reporter: right now we are over the delaware at the spruce street harbor park watching people hang out literally in hammocks right over the delaware river trying to stay cool. everyone else is grabbing spots in the shade that you can see, enjoying an ice cold drink. looks like a nice place to relax and stay cool here in philadelphia. >> get that breeze off the river. it helps just a little. jeremy, thank you. >>> tonight, fans of one pop star are braving the heat as well to see their idol. >> berks county native taylor swift is about to take the stage at lincoln financial. nbc 10's drew smith live at the linc where fans are gathering. drew? >> reporter: the gates are open just an hour to go before taylor swift's concert begins. she's got a couple opening acts. people moving right on in pretty quick. the tailgaters are also playing it safe. we will show you where they are hanging out inside the parking lot drinking lots of water, staying in the shade. that's what concert organizers

his guests tonight are jeremy piven adam carolla and musical guest hozier.h pamela edwards, matt o'donnell karen rogers with traffic. and for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. good night. ♪♪ >>> "action news" sponsored in part by -- >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- jeremy piven adam carolla and music from hozier, with cleto and the cletones, and you, your attention, please, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

last season jordan matthews learned a lot from jeremy maclin. jordan is the veteran for nelson aguilar. >> jeremy was like big brother. me and nelson we're like twins almost. the talent, the tuesday is one of of the most explosive guys. his work speaks for himself. we're real compatible. >> he's like a brother already. great guy. he's been really good to me about, you know, embracing me on this team and working with me in all things he does. >> that's called chemistry. >>> quarterback sam bradford is still on schedule coming back from knee surgery. teammates have been raving about his arm and accuracy. eagles offensive coordinator pat shurmur coached him in st. louis and he kept his fingers crossed they'd get the trade done. and he's confident sam will be ready for the season. >> when we drafted him in st. louis, he played in a no-huddle no-huddle-style offense. we tried to incorporate some f those thing in his first year. he can function very well gets the ball out quickly. he's very smart. he prepares and trains like all the great ones do. and

losing a productive receiver in jeremy macklin catching 10 t.d.'s last season.simple solution. >> you always look at ok a receiver left some man has to replace that receiver production. i think all of us as a group can go help with that receiver production. we know we will miss macklin. not just on the field, but in the locker room the meeting room, but at the same time we know we can replace that production as a unit as a team. >> time will tell that's sports. >> thank you. >>> updating the situation in charleston, south carolina tonight. where the police converged on the emanuel amechurch on calhoun street after a gunman opened fire inside of the church. obviously people have been hurt. have been hit. we have been unable to independently verify that there are fatalities but it is an emergency situation there. and the police are still looking for the gunman. we will update this for you on 6abc.com throughout the night. and "nightline" will be dealing with this story as well. >>> first, "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel 6. for the entire news team i'm jim gard

thanks, jeremy. you with me?'s a little risky for my taste. >>> coming up can vimeo take on netflix. i ask myself that a lot. the company releasing a new paid prescription for producers. we'll talk to the ceo about the future of the paid video model. >>> as we head to break. check out what's coming up later this hour. "squawk box" will be right back. push your enterprise and you can move the world. but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." the online video race is heating up and vimeo is upping the ante with a new paid prescription tool for subscribers. here with us for an exclusive interview about this new tool. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> just so we are clear, you're not trying to become netflix, per se. >> not at the outset. this a

jeremy smith junior was taken into an ambulance. sat handcuffed in the back avenue cop cruiser. when the toddler was not dropped off at home his grandmother went to school looking for him and she found him locked in that van asleep and soaking wet. little jeremy drank water and cooled off before heading to the hospital to be checked out. >> happening today, former house speaker dennis hastert is scheduled to be arraigned in federal court in chicago. hastert is accused of violating banking laws by agreeing to pay hush money to keep a former male student quiet about past sexual misconduct. abc news is reporting he's expected to plead not guilty. if convicted the rainy could face a maximum five year sentence an $250,000 fine on each charge. >> it is 4:53. still ahead in the next half hour of "action news" police could be uncovering new clues inin the escape from a prison. we'll tell you who they're questioning. >> there's musical evidence that katy perry and taylor swift are not true gal pals any more. the story is next. earth to tom!

sky force 10 photojournalist jeremy haas is our eye in the sky.you see some people scull on the river right now. >> we kind of changed it up. we were showing you earlier people cooling off in the heat. now we are showing you people who are just working really hard in the heat getting good exercise and even though they are on the water you know they got to be really hot right now. just not letting the heat keep them down. >> all right, jeremy thank you so much. appreciate your time up there in sky force 10 live over the schuykill. >>> you can get important weather information delivered right to your smartphone or tablet with the nbc 10 weather app. it's a free download. get it on our website, nbc10.com. >>> a contractor is in jail tonight accused of removing asbestos from a hospital without a license. 57-year-old frank rizzo was sentenced to three years in prison. he and the owner of the company contracted with the former zurbrugg memorial hospital in riverside. the agreement was to remove asbestos before demolishing the building. prosecutors say t

jeremy: we saw a nice run-up in starting parirs. positive hawkish surprise which they haven't seen. george osborne always announces something to do with egg stakes and selling those off -- with bank stakes and selling those off. guy: should the u.k. government be selling rbs at a loss? anna: he says it is good for the overall economy, doesn't he? richard: i think it is good overall. selling it at a loss -- we talked about whether this was the initial part of selling five or six years to finally get rid of the 79%. it had to happen sooner rather than later. i haven't seen the report by rothschild that has been put around as to why they should but if it is a long-term economic plan to finally get some of these taxpayers -- then why not? anna: the rothschild report suggests that you should do it in stages. perhaps that paves the way for later on -- you recruit those early losses. they were saying they shouldn't be waiting for the litigation risk to be taken away, because they say that it is all factored in. the rbs plan -- does it make

. >> plus jeremy on the shocking resignation of fifa's president. barbara boxer on the melt down over the patriot act. a look at the private conversations about caitlyn. >> father'sa a little messed up, but she's pretty good. >> she's cute. caitlyn jenner is the father. >> all in starts now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chase hayes. there is one state that jeb bush must win if he wants to be president. his home state of florida. that for jeb bush is no sure thing. he took part in a cattle call in the state he used to govern and an event convened by the current florida governor rick scott in walt disneyworld in orlando. a new poll found bush's lead in the primary fight evaporated with registered republican-leaning voters falling from 21% in march of this year to 10% in the new survey. push is tied with at least six competitors including his rival marco rubio who spoke to scott summit from washington where she was voted on the patriot act provisions. he plans to fight from florida despite bush's status. also speaking at the summit perhaps the mo