and a look back at actor and performer joe brown. a nationwide search for old circuit wagon -- circus wagons and an effort to restore them. get the complete schedule at www.c-span.org. the president of brazil is in talks with president obama in washington. this afternoon, the two spoke with reporters at a news conference at the white house. this is an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and the president of the republic of brazil. >> please have a seat. good morning, everybody. good afternoon. it is a great pleasure to welcome my partner and friend president rousseff back to the white house. this is another opportunity for me to reciprocate the extraordinary hospitality of the dilma and the people of brazil showed me when we visited or so. i want to go back. i didn't get a chance to experience common law. -- vice president biden got to go to the world cup, not me. but the eyes of the world will be on brazil again when it hosts the olympics next year. that will be another reminder of brazil's remarkable r

and a look back at actor and performer joe brown. a nationwide search for old circuit wagon -- circus wagons and an effort to restore them. get the complete schedule at www.c-span.org. the president of brazil is in talks

joe, josh brown and john and pete najerian. we will get to michelle in a moment.. falling star. one analyst says it's time to check out of macy's. we'll speak to him live in a hotly debated call of the day. take it to the house, how a former super bowl champ is scoring big in the mortgage market and you will meet the $8 billion man live. we begin with markets

and sunday afternoon at four on "real america," a look back at a 1960 film featuring joe brown about nationwide search for old circus wagons and the circus world museum's efforts to restore them in time for a july 4th parade in milwaukee. get our complete schedule at c-span.org: >> up next, a house armed services subcommittee holds a hearing on america's reliance on russian rocket engines for space launches and the ongoing programs to develop an american-made rocket propulsion system. members heard testimony from private industry individuals as well as military and government can officials. it's about three hours. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. welcome, everybody, to the strategic forces subcommittee hearing on assuring national security space, investing in american industry and to end reliance on the russian rocket engines. and before i get started, i think we all ought to take note today is the day of the funeral of those nine families in south carolina, and this is a real tragedy, and i know our hearts and thoughts are with them and our condolences to their family and

joe, josh brown and john and pete najerian. we will get to michelle in a moment. our game plan looks like this. falling star. one analyst says it's time to check out of macy's. we'll speak to him live in a hotly debated call of the day. take it to the house, how a former super bowl champ is scoring big in the mortgage market and you will meet the $8 billion man live. we begin with markets around the world selling off fears of a greek default and exit from the eurozone intensifying over the weekend. stocks falling sharply. investors are jittery. pete, we knew this could get messy. >> it's the biggest move, scott, actually trading at 12 just last week, last tuesday, and here what's worth looking at here on the ebola scare it got up to 31. then we saw the vix up to 25. here 27. over the 50 day, the 200-day moving averages. those are the areas that held up well. only one close above that since april 1. it's still not enough. i think it goes higher than this. i think over time greece, puerto rico, all of these things start to add up. >> still buying protection here. jo

. >> joe terranova, pete najarian, josh brown and steve grasso.y, is gemma godfrey with brooks mcdonald and joining us from new york is tony dwyer of kanacord securities. >>> split decision, is netflix

. >> joe terranova, pete najarian, josh brown and steve grasso. joining us from london today, is gemma godfrey with brooks mcdonald and joining us from new york is tony dwyer of kanacord securities. >>> split decision, is netflix about to make big move on its stock? julia boorstin live in l.a. with the latest as the company gets set 0 meet shareholders. >>> intel unplugged, fresh off his deal with altera, ceo brian krzanich is with us. and we begin with a battle of where to invest, stocks, bonds or here in the u.s. fears seem to be growing as a correction could be close. bond yields continue to push higher and bond markets seem poised tore a bigger pull-back. tony dwyer. i begin with you, correction coming? >> we've been, we're kind of early looking for the crash. we've been in the correction camp for the better part of the year. it's based on the expectations, on fed is going do raise rates sooner than most expect. we think a lot of sectors sensitive to that are reflecting it already. >> 23.40, is wrr you think the s&p is going to be -- 2340. you

joe. let me pivot to pamela brown with an update of what is going on at the white house.what are you hearing? >> we're hearing from the u.s. secret service there was a bomb threat called in to the metropolitan police department here in d.c. as a precaution we're being told that the white house press briefing room was evacuated, as we know and cleared after that after we saw bomb-sniffing dogs and secret service in there clearing out the room. we see people going back into the room right now and we're being told by the secret service that the evacuation was limited only to the white house press briefing room and does not affect any other section of the white house. but as a precaution sweeps are ongoing as we speak. we know brooke as michelle kosinski talked about, that during all of this the robotic cameras inside that briefing room were blocked. it looked like someone threw a t-shirt over the robotic cameras from the various networks and the cameras in the north lawn were also tilted down. but we don't know at this point if that bomb threat called in targeting the press

until his retirement, joe was with considered one of china's most powerful figures. adrian brown reports. deep in the lush country side this is the village of a politician once arguably one of the most powerful men in china. a vast and now empty compound stands on the spot of his childhood home. according to state media it was built with with government funds. a charm to ward all evil spirits still hanging above the front door. >> many resent the scrutiny. that's made the village infamous. >> and it is about the only place where people are prepared to speak up for him. >> he made our village much better. he contribute add lot to our village. he was good, now people think he is bad. i don't understand. >> is he a good man. >> even if i say he is a good guy, it is useless. the government says he is bad, and that's the conclusion. the chinese character on the wall beside the entrance says be loyal to your master. and to joe this village remains just that. until three years ago, he was master of china's secrets he is of the mast security apparatus which commuter prospers aside the vi

joe johns, thank you so much. one more correspondent our justice correspondent pamela brown, let me bring you in to button this up. you know you were the one we were talking about, joe was mentioning the cameras in the briefing room were covered, many of them were the cameras were tilted down outside of the white house, they've been allowed to return but still a lot of questions about this one. >> there's a lot of questions and a lot of questions, brooke about the nature of this call but i can tell you in regards to what happened earlier today with that bomb threat on capitol hill we're learning that it was a specific threat that was called in apparently the caller said that a device had been placed in the homeland security committee offices on the third floor of the dirksen senate office building and so because the threat was so specific that is why capitol police took the action they did, evacuate the area took the threat so seriously and as we saw interrupted the tsa hearing there. we don't know if it's connected. authorities are investigating whether it's connected to what happened with the bomb threat called

turned over the evidence to the attorney for tate brown's mother who filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city. >>> tomorrow morning, vice president joe biden returned to washington for the first time since his son's funeral. the vp will have lunch with the president in his private dining room. more than a week ago, his son, beau died from brain cancer. >>> tonight, the obama administration is considering sending additional military advisers into iraq to help forces retake ramadi from isis. defense officials say one possible plan is for several hundred more troops to go in as trainers. >>> tomorrow billionaire investigator carl icahn found out if he'll be approved to own the taj mahal in atlantic city. today members of the local 54 union went to icahn's manhattan office and delivered a letter that says benefit cuts are not okay. icahn says the pension fund is critically underfunded. he plans to eliminate health insurance and pension coverage. >>> also a big sports announcement atlantic city will host teams 16 next year the world's biggest gathering of sports event organizers. officials say it will draw hundreds of people and generate

jake >> pamela brown, thank you so much for that report from boston. joe biden says good-bye to his first born son, a son he almost lost years ago in that horrific car accidents when he lost his daughter. a heartbreaking moment for a family that's already suffered so much loss. we'll have some of those emotional images. josh duggar's sisters are coming forward saying they are 2005 his victims. what they are saying and the pain they are feeling now that this has all come public. that's ahead. it's so shiny. i know, mommy, but it's time to let the new kitchen get some sleep. if you want beautiful results, you know where to go - angie's list. now everyone can get highly rated service even without a membership. you can shop special offers or just tell us what you need and we'll help you find a local company to take care of it. angie's list is there for all your projects, big and small. pretty. come see what the new angie's list can do for you. here at the td ameritrade trader group, they work all the time. sup jj? working hard? working 24/7 on mobile trader, r

joe rosato. golden ears. >>> make it fit. >> there is no bicycle or memorable. >> handlebars i got to paul brown. >> remembers his. >> christmas gift from his mom. >> all year long. >> i went downstairs in the basement and took the bike all apart. >> as a child brown dreamed of bike chains and fancy rims. >> baddest bike in the world. >> six decades later, at least that part of brown's life is still the same. >> i just love bikes, man. working on them. i don't like regular. >> there's nothing regular or understated about the bikes brown builds. >> one of my favorite colors gold. i love gold. i don't know why. i used to have some gold teeth. >> in the early days when brown wasn't behind the handlebars he was behind the wheel. 20 years driving trucks and gray hound buses. >> one day i was coming from new york and i was like i don't want to do this no more. >> bikes shine with flashes of gold and jewels. >> brown now leads a much humbler life living in a beat-up rv in an industrial neighborhood of west oakland. >> day by day. >> brown who is known as paul ryan survives by recycling. >> i walk to emeryville in the morning. i colle

area's joe resistanceotto consider caught up with an oakland man proving real happiness comes with two wheels. >> make it fit. >> reporter: there is no bicycle more memorable than your first. paul browneembers his. it was a christmas gift from his mom. >> she stayed up all year long. i went downstairs in the basement and i took the bike all apart. >> reporter: as a child, brown dreamed of bike chains and fancy rims. >> i always said to myself i wanted to have the baddest bike in the world. >> reporter: nearly six decades later, at least that part of brown's life is still the same. >> i just love bikes, man, working on them. i don't like regular. >> reporter: there is nothing regular or understated by the bicycles brown builds. >> one of my favorite colors is gold. i love gold, i don't know why. i used to have some gold teeth. >> reporter: in early days when brown wasn't behind the handlebars he was behind the wheel, 20 years driving trucks and greyhound buses. >> one day i was coming from new york. i got back down here and i was like i don't want to do this anymore. >> reporter: those bikes shine with flashes of gold and jewels. brown now leads a much humbler life, living in a beatup

brown says scotus upheld a principle enshrined. hillary clinton said proud to celebrate historic for marriage equality and vice president joe biden said today love is set free. people with absolute courage risk life jobs and reputation to help make this happen. >>> same-sex marriage opponents protoast protested the ruling. police called in because of a confrontation. abc 7 news was on the pedestrian overpass as one of the protesters blocked a woman from leaving. he said he was making a citizens arrest because she pulled down his sign. police arrived and resolved the problem. >>> we are also getting reaction this afternoon from some members of the religious community. >> abc 7 reporter elissa harrington has that part of the story. >> reporter: although it passed four of the nine justices voted against the same-sex marriage ruling each wrote their own arguments to explain why. chief justice john roberts said if you are among many americans of whatever sexual orientation who favor expanding same-sex marriage by all means celebrate today's decision but do not celebrate the constitution. it has nothing to do with it. >> the decision was no

already in place, but with the healthy joe he will embiid joining nerlens necessity he will next season the sixers will have two legitimate, seven footers. brett brownair of all-star big men in san antonio with tim duncan and david robinson. >> i'm going through all of those games, back when in 1999 to get reminded of what timmy and david did together and, you know, i have studied a lot about trying to even become i hope better, to best use them but we will give it a chance. we will develop those two accordingly. if we can pull it off, and i think that we can, it will be very unique and effective in the league. >> there is a woods atop of the leader board but not tiger woods. memorial is an event woods has won five times, he is in eighty-sixth place. how about his niece, on the lpga tour. career low round of 63, in the emmanuel classic. she's in the tie for first place. >> maybe she can give tiger some pep. >> he can use it these days. >>> finally summer a may not have officially started yet but summer camp is about to get in full swing. horsham camp in montgomery county invited the community to the eighty-third annual welcoming supper tonight. pare

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jerry brown said no more goatees, it was taking too much water and they need it for the delta smelt. >> you didn't get mope like joeemember he got money for shaving his goatee off. >> i thought he shaved his legs, didn't he or something? >> it was hose or something. it was for the fo man chu he had. >> soccer man scandal. >> fifa president seth blatter has stepped down. he this cat has taken a lot of bribes over the year. when you give a soccer official a bribe, you have to exchange the cash foot to foot. slip it in with your right foot like that. it doesn't matter but i just had had that joke about foot-to-foot got to get to it but i could care less. >> russia is in trouble because if they are shown i know it's hard to believe that they bribed international soccer officials to get the games they may take them away. look at putin the little ball with the guy. >> look at piewty he looks like a retired man from uncle doesn't he puti. >> i think he is better looking than putin. >> let's get to the tsa. miller and i love those guys. 95 percent were found not to, you know, they did a little sting operation and ran some

joe jackson: we are talking so low and nonstop -- solo and nonstop. lindbergh was not the first to cross the atlantic. there were two flyers named out caught -- alcott and brown, they flew in 1919. they made a lot of money at the time, it was a publicity stunt for two newspapers. they flew from newfoundland to ireland. they only flew maybe 1000 something miles. it was like, welders -- well their plane was a bomber. it was a world war i bomber. and so they were the first to actually make it across, but if you are talking, this is a 3600 mile flight for lindbergh versus a 1000 plus mile flight for alcott and brown. a lot of it is the mechanics of publicity. in 1927, you had movies, radio newspapers, you had photographs millions of lindbergh songs, lindbergh just came and the prize competition came at the right time for this kind of like fascination and world adulation. some meals -- somebody else? >> you spoke about ruth elder and at the beginning you talked about a lot of women who tried to cross the atlantic. can you say something more about them? joe jackson: there was in -- there was a woman from england who was part of royalty. she tried to fly across and

brown has been in the minors all year after getting hurt. did he play well in june in the minors earning the promotion. >>> 76ers now and there is some bad news for joeiid sixers announced last years first round pick suffered a setback in his recovery. recent ct scan revealed that things haven't healed as quickly as sixers hoped. there is no word on how long, it pushes back his nba debut. >>> game five of the stanley cup finals, it was black hawks getting two-one win, they are just one win away, from their third stanley cup in just the past six years amazing. >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have at seven. we are following breaking news in west philadelphia a large water main break causes massive evacuations, we are live on the scene. >>> plus not all traveling insurance is the same, jim donovan has important information to make sure you are covered in the event of an emergency. >>> little girl turns her photography hobby in business, how she's making money one snap at a a time. >>> another hot one out there in the forecast. well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!?

browns hat a minute ago. i have not seen a lot of this. so we are going to start first with joe group. there were eight or nine of you. three of you now. tell us how this came about. >> a bucket list trip. we are the last three remaining of 11. we are the three amigos from los gatos, attorney. we got an attorney, a realtor and an eye doctor. three great buddies. the other 11 guys in bed sleeping right now. it's an honor to be here, joe. it's a bucket list day. i mean, this is what it's all about. >> reporter: we will go with the eye doctor. you got confusion going on. one kind of shirt underneath and a jacket. >> i was born and raised in cleveland. i am kind of a cavs fan. but the warriors are my number two team. it's a great series. i can't lose because of that. >> reporter: doug, did you buy this off the shelf? where did you get that? how did that happen? >> tailor made. big thing from steph tonight. >> reporter: dave, you talked about where you are going to be tonight in front of your tv. maybe you can pick up one of these on the way home and really make it official. >> i wou

browns play. we'll be back in november. i don't think it's gonna be that pleasant along the shores of lake erie come this winter or late fall. but until then, reporting live from cleveland, joe been a great run for the warriors. >> joe, before you go, you being there down on the floor in the middle of all of that, any special memories about that last night? >> reporter: yeah, you know what, this the first time we had done done with basketball. we've been in giant and as locker rooms. i think the small number of people on a basketball roster and then the compact quarters and so much media, i can't recall a time when it was tighter quarters. you turn there's somebody. you turn there's somebody and then there's champagne. it was a unique situation and also on this roster there was not a single guy on the roster that's gone this far before. it included veteran players, the likes of livingstons of the world, the david lees of the world and then it was just a unique celebration and really a celebration of what this team has been all year long, that team concept they bought into from day one. >> we'll see you when you come back home. a great job all throughout the series. >>> meant

joe biden and his wife dr. jill biden. and president obama of course no stranger to services like these, joins in immediately. clapping and singing. this is the morris brownhearing "it is well." i believe that's the song. again, a familiar song for those of us who grew up going to church for hours on end on sunday. president obama in the front row. we'll hear from him in just a second. but let's talk for a moment about the man that they are going to be laying to rest today, reverend clementa pinckney. 41 years old. he did everything early, called to preach at 13 had a church before he was 20. when he was elected to the house of representatives at 23 he was the youngest person at that time ever elected to the lower chamber in south carolina. now he's dead at 41 also too early. your friend the pastor how will you remember him, reverend singleton? >> i'll remember him as someone who was serious about what he did. people talk about that booming voice. that booming voice was always serious about what it said. and you could count on on keeping his word. he was a leader at heart even before heed that the experience. he's dead at 41 and has two decades of service

joe, and me. >> lawrence, a lot of change happening very quickly following a tragedy. as ken burns said earlier, not removing something that's part of the south's heritage since the civil war, but more like since brownlag which came down yesterday was put up on april 25th, 1963. that day was not randomly chosen. that was the day that the attorney general robert kennedy was coming to governor george wallace, the democratic party segregationist governor most of them were democratic party segregationist governors at that time, to tell him that if he carried out his public threat to stand in the doorway to block the first african-american students coming to the university of alabama, he would be crushed by the government of the united states of america. and that is exactly what happened. he did carry out his threat to stand on the doorway, national guard on the orders of president john kennedy, pushed him aside. that's what had to happen. but what made that flag go up is george wallace's way of saying to bobby kennedy, i'm here to fight you, i'm here to defy you. so the flag in its new incarnation, 20th century incarnation, was nothing but a message of defiance and defiance directly to the government of

brown. thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you very much. god bless you. >> thank you, sir. >> had a press conference a little earlier this morning. the mayor of charleston, joe riley, called this "an unfathomable and unspeakable act by someone filled with hate and a deranged mind." and he added that they're doing everything they can do to bring this person responsible into custody. >> obviously will continue to follow it. we turn for new details. >> new details on what authorities call isis inspired plots to attack the u.s. the most recent came wednesday when the fbi says one of its agents was attacked in new york city. officials say agents were attempting to search the suspect's home when 21-year-old fareed repeatedly attacked and stabbed the agent in the chest. prosecutors say he admitted being an isis supporter. the fbi says he was plotting with a college student arrested over the weekend. 20-year-old munthe to stage a terror attack in new york. >>> the u.s. supreme court could rule on several high profile cases today. among them extending subsidies for the affordable care act. congressional republicans now say they will move to continue to temporarily de