jerome? >> simone: ms. jerome is out of town. >> spinelli: ah, drat! chuckles ] >> simone: i'm ms. jerome's assistant. perhaps i can help you find what you're looking for. >> spinelli: perhaps you can. >> ava: silas, we have to stop meeting like this. >> rafe: your dad isn't danny's grandfather? >> molly: no. i'm sorry. i thought you knew. sam, kristina, and i all have different fathers. that's why my dad isn't a potential donor match for danny. >> rafe: so, then, who is sam's dad? >> alexis: we will find a match. >> sam: yeah, we have to, mom. there are no other options. >> alexis: all right. i've taken heather's sample to the lab. they're collecting franco's. and after that, we've tested every surviving family member. >> sam: not everyone. >> alexis: who? who did i forget? >> sam: someone who is not on the list. >> alexis: who? >> sam: my father. ,, [ both laughing ] ♪ hi, i'm snuggle. ♪ snuggly softness your family loves. i get laundry cuddly, and fresh for 30 days.

jerome joins us. nice to see you, sir. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> it's so tragic about these cases. we never get to know the person who died in the murder cases. the family and friends do. the trials really aren't usually about whether or not the person is in the courtroom is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. who trayvon is, it's important so i mean tell us, you knew him. what is he like? >> he was just a huge kid. he was a funny kid, loved to joke. he loved helping people. i mean, this is a kid that at age 14, he saved his father's life. no one knows that. stuff like that, you never hear about it. >> tell us how he saved his father's life. i know because i've looked into this a little bit. tell the viewers. >> his father was fell asleep one time in their apartment after a long day on the park. he left some grease on the stove and when the smoke alarm went off, he got up and tried to put the fire out and he tossed sheet on the stove. grease fell and burned him from the midsection to the bottom of his feet and he collapsed. t

i became the director jerome and i had this question with mr jellyby you know russia is helping iran fulfill its nuclear ambitions but at the same time it is the main facilitator in talks and negotiations with the west would you say it's effective it is more of a help of a hit or a hindrance the. first regarding their wish. the p five plus one. countries going to members of the united nations security council and germany. having discussion away from all iran russia is of course. a member of this p five plus one discussion with rome russia has an important role of. i hope the p. five plus one. will make the vote. so it's ok with you that russia is helping iran to fulfill its nuclear ambitions. for the i.a.e.a. the russians are very for the member of the i.a.e.a. russia. of all member of the p five plus one. and p. five plus one devil he's up there we put them on someone of your predecessor mohamed el baradei actually said that notwithstanding what you think of iran's position you need to address their sense of insecurity which means that he is surrounded by a country that was nuclear

he was a professional jazz musician who played saxophone in the late 1940s for henry jerome's band, wheree sat between two other musicians whose names were stan getz and alan greenspan. leonard garment was 89 years old. >>> it won't be easy, but the mayor of london wants to buy heathrow airport, build upwards of 100,000 homes on the site, and then move heathrow to a different location outside the city of london. heathrow is the size of 35 disney lands. it's the busiest airport in europe by far and near the top of the list worldwide. because heathrow needs more runways to grow, mayor boris johnson says now is the time to get this right. he says it needs to close due to noise, congestion and pollution. >>> history was made in nascar this weekend. morgan shepherd became the oldest driver ever to start a nascar race. morgan shepherd is 71. all veteran fans know his name and have watched him race for decades. he scraped together a ride this weekend in new hampshire for the top tier nascar race. he dedicated his run to the fans. he lasted 92 out of 300 lapse an says if the good lord allows, he

also bill dudley and jerome powell both speaking today. >>> automakers report june u.s.e of 15.5 million vehicles which would put june as the best month for the industry since december 2007, before the u.s. recession began. sales are up 7.3% through the first five months of the year. and we'll see the german vda says it sees the u.s. auto market growth at around 5%. joining us with his analysis is michael ward. thank you, michael, for joining us. best month coming up since before the recession. what is mostly behind the rebound and who is benefiting most? >> i think you've seen the slow and steady recovery in the u.s. industry of the last couple of years to put in the perspective the u.s. light vehicle selling rate between 13.9 and 15.4 million units every month since the beginning of 2012. we should see more of the same. underlying demographics probably support normal demand pretty consistently. strong underlying democratgrask demographics and an aging fleet. >> who is benefiting most from the uptick? are u.s. manufacturers taking more than their share? >> yes, they are

. >>> and jerome williams matching zeros until sogart came to the plate and played for the a's in ther on a's on 2-0. coco chris bump. that allows sogar to score. chris just jumps jumping it to third. later in the inning it didn't matter. brandon mass goes off of this bill build to verb clerk. colon was working on his third shut out of the year. he had two runners on on the ninth. was but caught hamilton -- colon gets his shut out involving four hits and upping his record to 13-1. 6-0a's who get back in the -- -- 60's who's get back into the. >>> that means the rangers right now are three games behind the division heat -l better -- and enough to his usual standard in the first. martin prado to left center. priada goes on to the fourth. giants had run to get out of this fifth. they decided to score five opposing he's down on a gun-gun plate at the third. one out and he was stranded there. still 1-0. squash made arizona uncomfortable helped himself. when the throw of wild was on, he throws second. now they're two out the giants did get the tieing run to the plate but the diamondbacks cl

this guy knows as much as jerome powell. he headed up microsoft's xbox business and mark pincus who personally recruited the executive -- >> i know this guy, i do. good guy. smart guy. >> which guy do you know? >> you know -- >> don. >> that's amazing. >> the one on the screen now. >> that's amazing. >> good guy. smart guy. by the way, built the xbox business. >> huge. >> as much a -- >> run into him at conference? >> as much a big thing for zynga as it is a big thing and bad thing for microsoft. >> interesting. they were getting out of all of the things that microsoft has done, they seem to do a little better than some of the stuff they tried, other than, you know -- pincus holds 61% of the voting rights. he'll remain chief. shares moved higher on the announcement as well. and departure of mattrick comes as microsoft gears up for the launch of a third version of the console. steve balmer expected to announce a broader rate. do old games play on the new one? >> i believe the sony device. i could be getting this back wards. i

the findings prompted a last-minute stay of execution in the case of mississippi prisoner willie jeromemanning earlier this year. the reviews full results are expected next month. reached abers have bipartisan agreement that could reverse the doubling of interest rates on federally subsidized interest loans. it climbed to 6.8% earlier this month after congress failed to reach a deal to avoid the hike. under the new agreement, students could see a lower rate through 2015, but then see those rates jump as they become attached to financial markets. a vote on the proposal could come as early as today. magazine rolling stone has sparked controversy after featuring the boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev on the cover of its latest issue area did the photo accompanies an in- depth story that rolling stone calls -- "a riveting and heartbreaking account of how a charming kid with a bright future become a monster." on wednesday, boston mayor lashed out at rolling stone. we hear a wise this guy? he is a terrorist. we don't want him anywhere. >> in response to the criticism, rolling stone publ

in a statement, greenpeace canada said the jerome and highlights the dangers of unregulated oil shipments by train. ring p said the incident came as activists and indigenous groups in the western canadian province of alberta wrapped up a 2 -- day -- to-day march to a knowledge the damage of tar sands oil manning on the land. the group of 70 mostly european retailers has agreed to allow safety inspections at the bangladeshi garment factories within nine months. the inspections, as part of a landmark safety pack adopted following the april collapse that killed 1129 garment workers in the bangladesh capital. number of major u.s. retailers have refused to sign onto the safety agreement agreement, including walmart, gap, and target area did defense attorneys and islamic leaders are urging the obama administration to suspend the force-feeding of hunger strikers at guantanamo. the u.s. military says it plans to acknowledge from it on on by only force-feeding the prisoners at night. in a legal filing, attorneys for for prisoners with the human rights charity urge the u.s. government to agree to a

. >> jessica jerome is america's top-ranked ski jumper. >> i started when i was 7.ve meter. and now i compete on the 90 meter. and i don't remember exactly what my first jump was like but i remember every time i would move up to a bigger hill being terrified. >> this is the first time that we can actually call ourselves olympic hopefuls and mean it. >> teammate abby hughes had only dreamed of the olympics. >> it's definitely a goal that i've had since i started jumping when i was 6. and when i was younger, i always looked up to the boys. i never had any girls to look up to. >> but now with this being an official olympic sport, young girls do have role models. zia terry has jessica and abby. the 10-year-old grew up skiing the same mountain as her idols at olympic park in park city utah. >> they have inspired me by being women and ski jumpers. and they have always inspired me because they got it into the olympics. >> on march 11 2012 zia, who up to this point has only jumped the 20 wants to jump the 40-foot ski jump by the end of her practice session with coach eric.

. >> my name is jerome carter. austin texas and i've been watching you for years, mr. sharpton.h you and times, the marches and everything else and watch you for a long time and so glad that you still pushing the issues for us. you don't know how much it really means to me that you are still someone we can follow and understand that you're fighting for our community. the thing with us right now is jobs for our young men because there are no jobs to support their families, we've been divided for so long against our sisters, you know, that we can't afford to take care of them or our sons or being -- these things are driving us out of the park where we can't have a decent family value. >> it's a party with a purpose. we will keep american out front. we'll be back more with "politics nation." live at the essence fest in new orleans. hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief

we put the question to famous harvard child psychologist jerome kagan: could a virtual reality experienceperhaps a specially designed game have the same effect? >> a lot of these are novelty effects. a lot of these experiments in the literature about you bring someone in and you show them what its like to be old and you say, now, how much money would you like to get for your retirement? and they give a little more money. but, by the time you're four you understand the difference between fantasy and real life. when you're in a laboratory >> reporter: well, but wait, virtual reality, the very name suggests that you cant really or may not really be able to distinguish between the game experience and real life. >> i doubt that. you can always distinguish between being in a virtual reality laboratory and then leaving, closing the door, and going outside. >> reporter: not so, says jeremy bailenson. >> virtual experiences are very intense and the effects of them can carry over to the real world. ah! ( laughter ) that's unbelievable bailenson says research is beginning to show that virtual realit

i believe the late jerome was very famous amending a patent again and again, going on for years.ome back, supermarket scanner, that is what i meant, when he really done it 30 years before or 20 years before. now we ended that. 17 years from the moment you apply but what else needs to be done to fix it? >> well we first need, we have issues where companies are suing under different names. we don't know who is suing for what. we have companies making claims that are really sort of either patents are too obvious, patterns of claims that really been discounted before. you have this really ridiculous situation where the litigation system or legal system makes you go through the long discovery process that incurs loot of cost. even when you don't think the patent will have a non-valid claim it will cost you million dollars to get to court and a million dollars to after that. do we incur $3 million of cost and headache or settle for something less? so what patent litigation has become a protection racket a shakedown for people to come and do it and real legitimate companies are facing t

guest: think you, jerome. don't know the law well enough to be able to comment on that. i know one of the earlier cawley's desk callers say you are automatically registered but for me to dive into the details as far as female and male and whether you are eligible or not eligible for federal programs is beyond my scope as a retired fighter pilot. the: as we talk about standards folks have to join the of 17-24-nd the 75% year-olds who fail the standards, can you add on the banner to the other countries have and how the united states standards compared to those? guest: i do not have the specifics on that, john, but i tell you our military continues to be the most envied and moderate -- modeled after military the world. we continue to do that because we have the right standards and the right young men and women knocking on the recruiters doors and the parents and aunts and uncles -- are sending their kids forward to serve. is fromneral seip mission readiness, military leaders for kids and you can check out his report on the website. guest: thanks for having us. host: up next