joe jackson: i know it. that french plane that disappeared all the way from result in france. -- disappeared on the way from brazil frieto france. it was theorized that it was the same thing. talking about la guardia, makes me think, i still think planes are considered glamorous. when i flew in yesterday, on the tarmac was a private jet and it stood alone in a circle of light and painted on the fuselages was trump. it was donald trump's giant jet. and i remember i wondered about that because when i was a reporter in norfolk i had gotten on the trump princess. remember, his yacht? that was like an exercise in excess. i wondered if his plane was the same. >> he bought the trump princess for a song. because the guy that owned it named it after his daughter. i was on it once for a party. it was one hell of a boat. jackson: somebody wants to ask a question. ok. yes, ma'am. >> did you get a chance to talk to charles lindbergh's grandson eric? who did -- 10 years or so ago he did a flight over the atlantic in a sin

100 years almost after the black sox scandal and people are still arguing in favor of shoeless joe jackson who was caught up in that, he should be in the hall of fame. do you think 100 years later people might be arguing for pete rose? >> we have still been talking about this since 1989 haven't we? and today's revelations pushed back pete rose a great distance. >> traj fiscally. good to have -- tragically, good to have you with us. >> an explosion happened on mexico's pacific coast. the calima volcano frequently erupts. lava flow in the middle of the night. up next, "inside story" with ray suarez. have a great night. >>> as our machines got smarter and smarter technologyists said hey, don't worry, they on the know what they tell them. when certified smart guys like physicists steven hawking says wait a minute, you are playing with fire, is it time to be nor careful about

. >> reporter: joe jackson is recovering well. and while there's a chance the tumor could come back, he knows he's covered. what does it mean to know? >> that we have insurance. you don't have to worry about it. >> reporter: linda tart still checks her husband when he's sleeping. >> i make sure he's breathing. i watch him until i see his chest rise and fall. >> reporter: but she's no longer scared whether they'll have insurance when they need it. of course, not everyone is happy with the ruling. while studies come up with different numbers, some people have seen their rates go up, others have been forced into better coverage that does cost more, and for those who choose not to be insured, many will pay a fine. white house officials believe that like social security and medicare before this, the longer obamacare is part of people's lives, the more they will like it. lester? >> chris jansing, thanks. as you might imagine, reaction was swift and for republicans. chuck todd joins us now. the moderator of "meet the press." chuck, what

>> going back to shoeless joe jackson.one of the things that changed the equation is the amount of money. you have a multibillion-dollar business. the sponsor shipwrights, so much money that this is serious business of the opportunity to cheat or bribe or they pay money you shouldn't be paying is there and the reward from it, and the rewards for cheating or doing what you are doing come so much higher. >> going over to deflategate with the patriots. >> this is a crazy story with jetblue left off of the cardinals and the front office, did scouting and player management over after as, the cardinals were angry and use a similar password he used on the old database so he access the new database so didn't change that. >> how important data has become. it has always been important in sports and baseball in particular. people are trying to hack into other people's assistance and use so much data in the relationship between day and the outcomes in sports is so tight. dagen: both of these are number one in their division as of midd

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bash other actually legitimate republican presidential contenders, the crew over at michael jackson"morning joeig interview that will be on tomorrow morning. let's look at this. >> i think that bush is a nice man. i call him -- he's a man that doesn't want to be doing what he's doing. to be -- i call him the reluctant warrior and warrior is probably not a good word but i think bush is an unhappy person. i don't think he has any energy. and i don't see how he can win. in addition to that he's in favor of common core. and he's weak on immigration. >> so glen donald trump is fun for comedians, kind of fun for political journalists and creates a problem for journalists and news organizations because how do you cover this guy? do you treat him as like he's a legitimate contender? he's also clearly ridiculous and seems mostly to want to draw attention to himself and troll the rest of the party. glen, how do you plan on covering donald trump and how does politico plan to cover him? >> i plan to take a 18-month vacation. >> that sounds good. >> he is only in this for three months anyway, right? probabl

tea party south carolina republican joe wilson hugged the liberal texas democrat, shelia jackson lee. one of president obama's emotions was frustration after the the massacres at sandy hook elementary and the colorado movie theater. >> once again, innocent people were killed, in mart, because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun. >> reporter: it does not happen as often he said, in other advanced countries. and going back to 1963 when four girls died in the bombing of the 16th street baptist church in birmingham america has a problem with white supremacist attacks. ten nots a year right now, says the southern poverty law center. oftentimes, these are lone figures radicalized from being online who decide one day they are going to take up a gun and destroy the enmitch. >> reporter: the fbi sees race. as a possible motive in south carolina says u.s. attorney general loretta lynch. >> we open it as a hate crimes investigation. >> reporter: african-americans are suffering. last august was ferguson. in april baltimore. and a national focus on police

jackson were laid to rest. mourners packed the emanual a.m.e. church. mayor joe riley said the community is sending a powerful message. >> you the family and this community of prayer and love, has sent a desperately needed message to the world and that is you respond to hate with love. >> activist jesse jackson was among the mourners today. >>> philadelphians rallied to show solidarity with the people of charleston south carolina. today in north philadelphia, the philadelphia coalition for real justice called for serious discussions on race and violence in america. the group then met up with another from the united states social forum for a march that went down broad street. >>> it's been more than three years since a mother of three has been heard from. and her parents are desperate for your help. here's our rick williams with tonight's crime fighter's report. >> reporter: susan prima verree hasn't heard from her daughter jill in over three years. >> she stopped contacting, and i started to put my feelers out to friends and whatnot. and nobody heard from her. >>

joe lacob rolled the dice.... firing head coach mark >>> hello, again. joining you from outside oracle arena. >>> he fired mark jackson a good season and brought in steve curr. curr takes this warrior's team from being good to great and they win their first title in 40 years. >>> now, of course steph curry was the mvp of the regular season but not the series. and there's a good reason why. this man was great tonight. igudala puts the dubs up three. tleed minutes later, andre on the move again with a two-hand flush and the lead is double digit fifth point. running the floor and throw down to squoous seven points. the warriors to answer, curry from downtown to three. the 23578ly loving it. clay thompson from beyond the arc, as well. the lead is 14. the splash brothers in full effect. next, it's from the corner. ups to 15. he's your finals mvp. time runs out. the dubs celebrate. fans at oracle pumped up. they've waited a long time. he hoists the trophy and steph and andre grab ahold of the trophy. ones win it 105-97. >> this, just absolutely, is the best. had a lot of individuals accomplishments as well as a lot of guys

nbc's hallie jackson has a closer look as part of our special series going to extremes. >> reporter: this morning instead of harvesting his asparagus, joe is ripping it out. why? >> because we don't have enough water for it. and we're very uncertain about what we're going to have next year. >> reporter: he's plowing under 155 acres, ironically on the same land president obama visited last spring. >> there's a huge demand for all this fresh produce. that's what i mentioned to the president. we produce healthy food that the first lady would like to see our children eating. >> reporter: california grows the most asparagus of any state. the most broccoli. lettuce. and strawberries, too. in all, nearly half our produce comes from here. but this year, growers will leave more than half a million acres unplanted. about 7% of farmland in a state that feeds the nation. but even the president can't make it rain. >> i think it's important that all of us take responsibility, because it's not just california. >> reporter: the drought could drive up food prices nationwide about 2%. but its costs are much higher for farmhands. >> as somebody who is rel

nbc's hally jackson has a look at farm lands that aren't being farmed. >> this morning instead of harvesting asper gus, joeing it out. why? >> because we don't have enough water for it. and we are very uncertain about what we will have next year. >> he is plowing under 155 acres. ironically on the same land president obama visited last spring. >> there's a huge demand for all of this fresh produce. that's what i mentioned to the president. we produce healthy food that first lady would like to see our children eating. >> california grow he the most asparagus of any state. most broccoli lettuce and strawberries too. in all, nearly half of our produce comes from here. but this year growers will leave more than half million acres unplanted. about 7% of farm land in a state that feeds the nation. but even the president can't make it rain. >> i think it's important that all of us take responsibility. it is not just california. >> the drought could drive up food prices nationwide about 2%. butity its kost /* /* but its cost is much more for farm hands. >> food banks like this one in fresno which president obama a

i want to bring in joey jackson who is on the phone and also one of our legal analysts. joe, you know danny brought up the point that at the end of the day with the formality with the sentencing hearing like this, where this defendant in any case is given the opportunity to speak, it's clearly up to ultimately the defendant in this case this convicted terrorist instead of an attorney. are you surprised he took a moment to address the courthouse? >> well good afternoon. i am surprised for a few reasons and i'll tell you why. number one, understand that you know he called the shots. there's no question about that but there's an appeal here certainly. that will be undertaken and with respect to you know addressing the court at all you don't want to do that because it doesn't impair your appeal in any way. certainly just apologizing to the family doesn't do that but you always listen to the attorney in terms what he might say or whether he would go rogue, you know, certainly making gestures to allah and that type of thing. you have some concerns about what he's saying and then t

austin jackson, a little pop up, right center, jared parker got to call for that ball. instead, he leaves it for joet second, but a run comes in. 9 straight losses at at&t. >>> the warriors victorious an amazing 82 times this season with only 20 losses, but that last one needed for a complete job well done. and it may be the toughest one. the warriors have dominated the 4th quarter in three straight games. yesterday's game 5 victory, leading the warrior fans with an all-time memory, only to be surfaced possibly tomorrow night. >> it will be probably be the hardest game of the series. >> is that easier said than done? >> absolutely, it's human nature to see you're up 3-2. on the outside looking in, that's what it looks like. but on the inside, it's going to be war. >>> team u.s.a., 5:00 tomorrow for the women's world cup, facing nigeria. you'll see it right here on channel 2 at 5:00. >> that guy with no arms was unbelievable. >> threw a strike. >> amazing. >> thank you for joining us. our coverage continues on ktvu.com. have a great night, everyone, see you. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to mas

edwin jackson threw 149 pitches with the same man that is behind the plate right now. walked eight batters, 149 pitches. again, joeaddon's rays. >> kenny: reminiscent of the a.j. burnett hitter. >> harold: a.j. was all over the place the night he threw a no-no. joot >> kenny: the last 11 no-hitters have been thrown by national league pitchers. last to do it in the american league was felix hernandez. >> tom: the most impressive ever, ken holtzman threw a no-hitter with no strikeouts. >> kenny: wow. >> tom: you will never see that happen again, especially in today's game. >> kenny: wow. >> harold: you guys have me speechless up here. >> kenny: does not happen too often, does it? >> harold: you are catching on. >> kenny: tony cruz in the on deck circle. how many no-hitters did you play in? >> harold: we got a combination no-hitter once. i was in randy johnson's first no-hitter. brian holman had a perfect game pinch-hit home run to end it. that's it. you are afraid to talk now. they will put the stats up on you. >> kenny: i am sure somebody is all over it. there is castro. and heyward is retired for the first time to

joe biden is making an impact in the u.s. senate and he hasn't even been elected yet. on the inside were photographs of biden with distinguished senators, jacksonhubert humphrey, phil hart. he looked like he belonged there. in fact, like he was already there. well, that tuesday biden won. in a year richard nixon killed mcgovern, a star was born. and then came the horror. coming home from buying a christmas tree his wife and daughter were hit by a tractor-trailer both killed in the crash, the two biden boys beau and hunter survived but just barely. stunned by the horror their father committed himself to spending every night back in delaware. the decision which he kept faithfully changed his political career. not being a part of social washington, he never gained admission to the so-called senate club. he never made friends with the washington media crowd, much like a day hop in college, he built his life back home in delaware with his family being a father. and now, again, it's that role that we see him in, a father who has lost a child, again, and that's who he was when the country first met him and who he is now. beau biden, a man everyone who

joe. >> good to see you. >>> when we come back this morning, what's behind the surge in auto sales. autonation ceo mike jacksonolls out monthly results first, right here on cnbc. and he has a big surprise outside as well. >>> then the ride-sharing revolution turns 5. uber senior executive david plouffe talks strategy. >>> plus the challenges facing new york city mayor bill de blasio as he leads the nation's largest city. he is our guest on the next hour of "squawk box." stick around. mmm-mmm. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. >>> welcome back everyone. u.s. auto sales on the strongest pace in almost a decade and they're even stronger when it comes to autonation. mike jackson the ceo joins us right now with their may numbers. mike, it's great to see you this morning. >> becky it's a nice morning to be here. >> your may numbers are the strongest in how long? >> well since i think year 2000 we retailed new vehicles just under 32,000. i can sum it up. it's all about trucks it's all about premium

joe. >> reporter: that's good. they absolutely do. we've been salvaging our injuries. what better way than here in it's come alive since we were last year. you have the michael jackson in the background. we're in the area of michael jackson. you can see his glove there. an outfit he wore when he was performing. several other outfits. what would the rock n' roll hall of fame be without james brown? there is he, one of the original inductees into the original class. the hall has been here -- this is the 20th year. they are celebrating their 20th year of existence in cleveland but the hall has been around for 30 years before they got that. they've had 10 million visitors here. i believe i said 10,000 last time. 10million visitors here in this rock n' roll hall of fame. the supremes once performed on ed sullivan. they didn't perform in colored european forms like -- uniforms like i see here. i probably saw them on black and white on tv. last night was disastrous third quarter for the warriors. at one point they were behind 20 months. months. lebron james had a monster game. steph curry was very un-steph curry like in the third. in the fourth, he got hit. at the end of t

joe biden made a surprise appearance to the church in south carolina where nine people were shot and killed. another funeral is scheduled for today. funeral services were held yesterday for three of them. reverend jesse jacksontruggled through all these funerals because it happened on my watch and what i can tell you is we will make this right. they will not have died in vane. >> tomorrow another one of the victims will also be laid to rest. >>> a school district in houston texas has been open to renaming six schools named for confederate army officers. the idea was brought up after the church shooting in charleston south carolina. they've been wanting the name for the schools for years but others aren't so open to the idea. >> i just think it's time that we take a look at making sure that all of our names reflect the values that we want our district to portray. >> they've never had a problem with it all these years. why would they have a problem with it now. >> that isn't true. this isn't the first time the issue has come up. it's discussed in 2013 and 2014 when a school district changed school mascots evensive to americans. >>> a fire damage in a building. just after 4:30 friday afternoon at the sea view e

. >> coming up next, author joe jackson recounts attempts in 1927 of charles lindbergh and other aviators to complete a nonstop transatlantic flight and women in -- win a $25,000 prize. he talks about how this included to the legacy atlantic flight.