>> john lane screams to her to let go of the boat. they need her to go downstream if there's going to be any chance of saving her. finally naomi lets go of the boat and then she disappears into the white froth. >> and i just wait and i watched. and nothing came up. and then about 40 feet past me, all of a sudden she pops back up in the water. and at that point she's moving so fast, she's gone so far past me that i can't even throw my rope. >> naomi surfaces far beyond the last person standing on the river banks with throw rope. and everyone knows they have to act now. only 50 yards downstream is another set of dangerous rapids and a huge drop. naomi, who has taken a beating in the cold water, has little left in her. >> she's not swimming like any of the other people who came out. they swam like hell. so she has no energy left. she just rolled like a rag doll. it was really frightening to watch because that's a person who's really almost unable to save themselves now. >> it's going to take an incredible throw to save her. >> the chance

pimm: that was john four-lane speaking with jon ferro in london. -- john mcfarland speaking with jon in london. let's go to benefit on the new york stock exchange. julie: the exchange seems to have had some technical issues throughout the morning before the open of trading. affected.ymbols were it was resolving it on a rolling basis, but it looks like that problem is now persist thing and the exchange has suspended trading now in all securities. what does this mean when something like this happens? not all trading volumes go through the new york stock exchange, but the question is, if it suspends trading and there are price discoveries, will that affect other exchanges? the major averages, i'm still seeing some changes in price. we will continue to work on exactly what the significance of this is and how long it might last. in the meantime, just in the past few moments, headlines coming out from the ecb. it is said to leave it cap on the emergency bank eight unchanged. the lifetime continues -- the aid unchanged. the lifeline continues. the status quo continues for the moment in term

fast track is getting an upgrade and the change is met to help solo commuters get into the express lanes. john joins us. it's called fast track flex and it's going to kick up this fall, where and how does this work? >> you're right, fast track flex, available now from the fast track customer service, online, on the phone and at select retail locations around the bay and san joaquin valley. coming this fall, the opening of the next express lane segment on interstate 508, livermore. so the idea is there are three buttons on this thing. if i'm a solo driver i go to button number one and go into the car pool lane? >> yes, you can use old style fast track if you're a solo driver. that doesn't differentiate. you'll get both. fast track flex, where it comes into play, is where you're driving a car pool of two, three or more passengers. you'll want to get the fast track flex and set it to 4/3. so what if i'm a solo driver but i put in three and i'm not honest? how am i going to get caught? am i going to get caught? >> i hope you will, mike. >> ly. >> maybe not everyone will. the way the system works,

northeast extension. 476 southbound side near the quakertown interchange there at 663 john fries highway. so right laneommission as you come down from the lehigh valley and pass quakertown which inevitably will cause delays for those of you traveling southbound on the northeast extension. here's some of that storm damage i spoke of just a minute ago in norristown traffic lights on the fritz along main street at egypt road. fire location on forest avenue. tree came down in plymouth township along reynolds road. a crash ridge bike at butler pike. a crash to avoid in ardmore close along lancaster avenue at ardmore. slow speeds on 95. 12 miles per hour southbound by the betsy ross bridge and slow speeds as well on the schuylkill. here's what it looks like live on the eastbound side by montgomery drive. you see all the taillights starting to stack up headed in towards center city. luckily, though, the rain not coming down here at the moment. we're actually starting to dry out along 76, the schuylkill, at least for now. this is the ben franklin bridge. definitely crowded by now on the westbound side from the

his lane is straight talk. it worked for john mccain. he'sn not quite john mccain. it's a very complicated path for him to win the nomination. gwen: but he has a path whether it's plausible or not. let's talk about jim webb, molly, former senator from virginia vietnam veteran, kind of taking this middle of the road world view. he defended the confederate flag. molly: jim webb has always been a maverick. turned against the iraq war and that spurred him to run as a democrat. you know how much he hated it. he hated politics. he didn't really like being a senator and that's why he quit. so to see him come back is a little bit puzzling. the case for how he could -- how to pass the nomination is actually quite puzzling. most democrats don't really understand what he's up to. it's not much of a campaign juggernaut. i don't think he can say that there's a real hunger in the democratic base for a candidate to hillary's right. you see a lot of hunger to the left and hillary clinton has emerged very strongly. gwen: is there just room for someone whs not hillary and that's why

john: folks are going to be without water for quite some time. wilson lane to the beltway from bradley, you will definitely have to turn around if you are driving that direction. jummy: also happening, a rally outside the u.s. capitol denouncing planned parenthood with dr. ben carson. protesters are calling for congress to defund groups -- the group. this comes after a second video released that appears to show organization leaders discussing prices for fetal tissue. planned parenthood says the videos were deceptively edited to support false claims. the coast guard expanding its search for two missing teenage boys off the coast of florida. planes and boats are patrolling funny 7000 square nautical miles -- 27,000ical miles for the teenagers. their boat was found capsized on sunday. their families are hopeful noting that life jackets a cooler were missing from their boat. a missing a-year-old girl in california found dead and a teenager now in custody. the body of maddie middleton was found in a dumpster near an apartment complex where she was last seen ridin

. >> reporter: this is a who done it for philadelphia police they have a john doe shot dead at a west oak lane apartment complex and they are hoping for someone with information to come forward. >> philadelphia police were on the scene after a body was discovered in a back parking lot on the 1400 block of fist avenue. >> unknown white male shot in the face, as of this time he is a john doe. >> the victim is possibly in his 40s or 50s and pronounced dead at the scene and homicide detectives think the victim was there since midnight. >> heard a gunshot between it the hours of 10:00 and 11:00. >> a neighbor tells "action news" that several neighbors say the shot many heard may have been the one that killed the victim. >> gunshots are no stranger to us, you hear fireworks and gunshots going off it's time for me and my wife to move out of here. >> the victim had no identification on him and he is expected to be fingerprints today or tomorrow, if you have information you are urged to can't philadelphia police. for now reporting live from police headquarters annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >

. >> maybe john kasich as well. >> so it's a hard lane that is he running in. he is a long shot but it's hard not to like the guy. >> let me just mexico this but the jeb bush release today which is also interesting. 33 years of personal tax returns effective tax rate over the time 36%. highest taxable income 7.3 million in 2013 paid 2.9 million. 40% taxes. julie, the sense that you putting this out it's not mitt romney. you are not holding anything back and you are challenging probably hillary clinton in one sense to do the same. >> absolutely it really sets a standard for presidential candidates, not just in this election but going forward. his team remembers how this dogged mitt romney through the entire primary. they wanted to get ahead of this. i think it's smart because frankly most americans are not paying attention to this campaign at a granular level right now. if there is something they wanted to get out this is a a god time to do it. clinton has tax returns at different parts of her term. she will have to now. >> failed effort to pin one famous mom do

northbound lanes in the distance can you see the cars there barely moving northbound on lincoln drive, the delays are spilling back here on the bridge northbound. still the water main break close to st. john boss co. and county line gets you around that and white marsh a bad crash at german town pike. and one at delaware avenue the two left lanes are blocked there. something for everyone rick and monica. >> equal opportunity. spreading the love. >>> meantime crews except the day making repairs to a sewage pipe that burst in buck county and the road was shut down and no word if home orz businesses were effected. >> there is much move ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. we have a warning for parents about a popular nursing pillow after three infant deaths. how to ensure the safety of any baby. >>> now looking live at philadelphia international airport, storms are moving through and meteorologist, cecily tynan, is back with the accuweather forecast. >>> investigators say that a wing part that washed up on the indian ocean may be a piece to the malaysian flight 370 the piece is unique to a boeing 777 the same kind as flight 370 this stirred mixed emotions of the families that vanish with

this bank was started in 2007 and the idea was to be a lane plaina that's a plane -- vanilla bank. be a traditional bank model. johnccain's campaign was using whilachovia. they got into a lot of trouble. is compliance people checked out the bank, like the balance sheets, and so his campaign dropped $60 million in deposits ridge in a single month. this bank has become the top two specialist in this industry, a difficult one to get your head around. it has become the one that every republican candidate for the most part goes to a this point. matt: it crosses party lines. democrats and republicans both are using this same bank. bill: primarily gop candidates on this front. the democrats tend to have their own banks. hillary clinton and o'malley of a bank that has a lot little connections. bb&t is the other top-tier political bank when it comes to campaigns. somebody comes to you and says i want to open an account. i need 50 plus credit card for staff members and i need to be able to wire millions of dollars i went in minutes and i have no background to go on. on? big bank will go scarlet: if all the gop candidates and

. >>> secretary of state john kerry says efforts to reach a nuclear deal with iran by tomorrow's dead lane go either way. kerry says there has been genuine progress after nine days of talks but adds they are not whether they need to be on several key issues. that includes disagreements over u.n. sanctions and inspections as well as iran's accounting of future work and development. >>> we have new information on a story out of maryland. this morning, a woman faces child neglect charges after her baby was found in a car seat on the side of a road. police say a minister returning from church saturday night spotted a car seat and found the 3-month-old baby girl inside. later, a woman contacted police claiming to be the mother. authorities filed charges after questioning her. the minister talked about finding the child. >>> when she saw other people around she started crying. >> the hospital checked out the baby. she's in good condition and is now in the custody of child protective services. >>> today the eyes of nation are on south carolina as lawmakers there begin the debate over whether to r

john mccain. >> he's not a war hero. >>> also tonights the family demanding they release the other video. what else happened in the moments a woman is pulled over failing to signal changing lanester found dead in her jail cell. >>> the historic moment 54 years later, the cuban flag flying in the u.s. tonight i'll take you inside the cuban embassy. >>> and the man fighting off a shark on live tv. the audience could see the shark before he did. punching the shark. his own family watching at home.

lane. >> you never know. cnbc's john harwood had new analysis in the "new york times." it's called "angry bend of party let trump rise." it's always easier to stand up with the crowd and say you're right, they're all bums. that's from tom coaler republican who represents oklahoma. and generally he added, we played into our worst instincts instead of our best. is it the republican party reaping what it sows or just the american political system? >> i think a combination of a lot of things. i take exception with the point that he's playing to the worst instead of the best. i think if you listen to the focus group that was released in new hampshire, they're not talking about trump as the worst. they're not referring to him as the worse. he's exciting in them their aspirations, the idea that you've got a politician who is speaking truth to power, number one. and who is being honest about what he's going to do. and in namein their hearts this needs to be in terms of policy. right he's focused the information in a way i think the other candidates have not which is why hs gott

john yang reports from hempstead, texas. >> hello, ma'am. >> hi. >> we're the text texas state highway patrol. the reason for your stop failed to signal a lane change. >> reporter: at first the traffic stop seemed routine enough. trooper brian encinia takes sandra bland's license. when he returns after about five minutes -- >> you okay? >> reporter: the tone shifts. >> you mind putting out your cigarette, please? if you don't mind. >> i'm in my car. why do i have to put out my cigarette? >> well, you can step on out now. >> i don't have to step out of my car. >> step out of the car. >> reporter: a little more than a minute later after issuing what he calls a lawful order for her to exit her vehicle the trooper pulls out what appears to be a stun gun. >> get out of the car! >> and then you're going to stun me? >> get out! now! >> wow. wow. >> get out of the car! >> reporter: after they move out of the view of the dash cam things get physical. >> you're about to break my wrist. can you stop? >> reporter: in court documents the arresting officer said he handcuffed bland, who "began swinging her elbows at me and kicked my right leg." the episode

lanes. preliminary autopsy reports shows marijuana was found in bland's system. nbc's johnthe prison in help stead, texas. >> hello andrea. officials in texas are saying the autopsy on sandra bland shows she has marijuana in her system when he died. they want to try to figure out how long it had been in her system and also what role it might have played in her death. for that reason they've asked sandra bland's family to do something that their attorney says is disturbing. late wednesday night authorities asked sandra bland's family to preserve her body for more testing. >> now there have been reports in the media that marijuana was found in ms. bland's system. and i can't confirm that. as a result of new information that we discovered today, the district attorney, mr. mathis, asked the civil attorney to please preserve the body. >> reporter: the prosecutor also said there's evidence she had tried to cut herself one to two weeks prior to her death. on her first night in jail bland left a voice mail message for a friend struggling to understand what was happening to her. >>

john yang reports. >> do you have a driver's license? >> reporter: the texas state police dash cam video shows a routine traffic stop for failing to signal a lanehange. >> do you mind putting out your cigarette, please? >> reporter: escalating into a confrontation that lasted about 15 minutes. nbc news edited the exchange. >> get out of the car! >> reporter: they go out of view of the camera. the dash cam picks up bland's voices also heard on this video shot by a bystander. >> you just slammed my head to the ground! >> reporter: bland was arrested on the charge of assaulting an officer. >> i can't wait till we go to court. i cannot wait till we go to court. >> reporter: state officials are investigating his behavior and have placed him on desk duty. bland's sister says she hasn't been ready to see the tape. >> her impact in this last week is far beyond what any of us could have thought. and she's going to rest well. >> reporter: late yesterday authorities released security video of the corridor outside bland's cell. they say it shows that no one entered the cell between 7:05 a.m. when staff spoke with her and 8:58 when she was found dead. today

lane is getting by. drivers are being detoured. we are being told this crash is not impacting the northeast extension. certainly impacting the route right there right now. >>> john clark? >> what does jahlil okafor think about the trade of the sixers? another phillie goes on the d.l. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> i'm john clark from comcast sports net. the sixers are getting the eighth pick in last year's draft from the sacramento kings. the sixers will also get a protected first round pick and swap other picks if they want to. they can take on the contracts of thompson and landry. it is a steal. here's jahlil okafor today, the sixers first round pick this year, practicing for the first time with the team. jahlil is a great pass

lane complex was crawling with police and homicide detectives. >> we have a victim who was shot in the face. unknown white male. um as of this time, he's a johnoe. >> reporter: investigators spent the morning trying to identify the man believed to be in his late 40s or early 50s. he was found lying on the ground near this pack of cigarettes and a lighter. >> no evidence new york city ballistic evidence was recovered nor was a gun recovered. >> gunshots was no stranger to us. >> reporter: police check the area for surveillance video. the murder here has residents in these apartments on edge. some say gunfire in this area is nothing new. but the this close to home gives them serious cause for concern. >> makes me want to get out of here. get me and my wife out of here. >> anybody with any information call homicide. >> homicide detectives told dave schratwieser they're combing through surveillance video hoping to catch a glimpse of the killer in the parking lot. >>> and tonight we now know who the bicyclist was who died after a driver hit him. investigatorinvestigators say 17-year-old tyrone tillman was riding his bike sunday along the 4,000 blo

john mcgraw october 1905. it is a rare find. nobody knew it existed. our estimate is $500,000. it could go to one lane dollars.who owned it before hand? >> yearly 100 years, and a close family member of the mathewsons. this was sitting in the midwest for 100 years. scarlet: someone's basement. >> this next one is extremely popular, right now the highest priced item in our auction. until ave right now a week from today. this is the mickey mantle rookie card. our estimate was $250,000. with a week to go, our bidding is currently at $300,000. so with the buyers premium, that is a 360,000, so this is way above our estimate. scarlet: did anyone else make baseball cards at the time? >> there were to do. topps ended up buying out bowman three years later. scarlet: they don't make hats like this anymore. >> i agree, when you think about something like this, players use hundreds of bat, it is -- olivia: this is babe ruth sweat. scarlet: put it on. olivia: my loud to? -- am i allowed to? scarlet fu will be back with us for the next hour. don't go anywhere. we will be back. ♪ . . . olivia: it is 11:00 a.m. in new it :00

john mccain? >> he's not a war hero. >>> also tonight, the family demanding release of the other video. what else happened in the moments a woman is pulled over failing to signal changing lanes later found dead in her jail cell. >>> the historic moment 54 years later. the cuban flag flying in the u.s. again. tonight i'll take you inside the cuban embassy. >>> and the man fighting off a shark on live tv. the audience could see the shark before he did.

john 9:00 o'clock. we have our work cut out today katie traveling on the ben franklin bridge, every single lane is slow,ed with volume. it starts from new jersey. continues to haunt you down toward eighth and vine and doesn't help that the right lane is compromised by construction. just a lot going on there if you plan to travel other bridges i would say you are doing okay but be mine full folks will be doing the same thing. anticipate delays heading in to philadelphia, give yourself some more time. very wet shot of the schuylkill expressway, not too far from the roosevelt boulevard. traveling east bound you have heavy delay into center city. westbound we have a heavy delay approaching area of the city avenue and continue throughout western suburbs. a lot going on there be mindful of construction westbound on the turnpike between bensalem and willow grove. >>> some changes are in store for area commuters but it all depend on how you travel. >> drivers on bridges can expect to pay less, great naus but travelers on mass transit you will see a price jump. >> decisions on all changes happening today and our

lane complex was crawling with police and homicide detectives. >> we have a victim who was shot in the face. unknown white male. um as of this time, he's a john doe. >> reporter: investigators spent the morning trying to identify the man believed to be in his late 40s or early 50s. he was found lying on the ground near this pack of cigarettes and a lighter. >> no evidence new york city ballistic evidence was recovered nor was a gun recovered. >> gunshots was no stranger to us. >> reporter: police check the area for surveillance video. the murder here has residents in these apartments on edge. some say gunfire in this area is nothing new. but the this close to home gives them serious cause for concern. >> makes me want to get out of here. get me and my wife out of here. >> anybody with any information call homicide. >> homicide detectives told dave schratwieser they're combing through surveillance video hoping to catch a glimpse of the killer in the parking lot. >>> and tonight we now know who the bicyclist was who died after a driver hit him. investigatorinvestigators say 17-year-old tyrone tillman was riding his bike sunday along the 4,000 b

john mccain. >> he's not a war hero. >>> also tonights the family demanding they release the other video. what else happened in the moments a woman is pulled over failing to signal changing lanes. later found dead in her jail cell. >>> the historic moment 54 years later, the cuban flag flying in the u.s. tonight i'll take you inside the cuban embassy. >>> and the man fighting off a shark on live tv. the audience could see the shark before he did. punching the shark. his own family watching at home. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. much of this country sweltering this evening and for many it is about to get worse. here in the northeast, the blackout inside this major hospital blamed on the heat the power line in flames elsewhere. the extremes on the other side of the country on the west i-10 in california a major bridge giving away after torrential downpours weakened it. a 30-foot section completely gone. this car dangling the driver safe in it all. the forecast 70 million from oklahoma city to new york city in the 90s, factor in the humidity and the heat index, well over 100. and this is hardly over tonight. abc's gio benitez leading

lane to get around another vehicle. a man is dead. but the only name known to the world is john doe. >> the worst part of this is that this individual is at peace now and his family has no knowledge of it. >> reporter: lieutenant stanford says philadelphia police want to give a family closure but cops only have a few leads to go on. including this pink bag an officer takes away from the scene. police say the victim was standing at 5-foot nine weighing 153 pounds. he was wearing a blue nike t-shirt with bright yellow lettering, gray fleece sweatshirt and multiple tattoos on both biceps. >> we haven't had anyone come forward at this point. we've cross referenceinginging with clotheing with missing persons report. >> police arrested and interviewed the driver as she fled where cops got the vehicle. but sources say they was released while the da's office considers possible charges. >> another part of this investigation police are trying to find the person who they say called 911 while following the suspect vehicle. in the meantime if you have any information at all f that descriptio

john fry's highway near the northeast extension. and it's been a rough afternoon on 422 westbound jam packed to 422 college villa approaching 29 there is a crash in the left lane, for those of you that make it hope have a great holiday weekend. >> you too matt. >> thanks. >> summer can bring unexpected weather, if you are hitting the road or any time this summer experts say it's good to be prepared. >> aaa says a summer vehicle emergency kit is just as important as a winter one especially if you have car troubles on a hot day. >> if you are on the side of the road for an extended period of the day, sunglasses sunscreen and a hat. >> aaa showed us some things to keep in your car in case, water nonperishable food or sune sore or blanket. vie sore happen commuters that use the ben franklin, betty ross and commodore 18 time a month see their tolls drop from $5 to $4 in that proposal. it goes before the board of commissioners and if it passes it goes into effect later this year. >> still to come on "action news" tonight, jeff skversky has good news in sports. and a very special celebration today, at the philadelphia zoo, this group of siblings reached a mild stone

lanes with no signal turned into all of this. >>> i have decided to run for president of the united states. >> do you owe john mccain an apology?ht hard and weren't captured and went through a lot, they get no credit. nobody even talks about them. they're like forgotten. >> what i think he should do is it apologize not families and those who have served. >> i'm sure the republicans are enjoy mr. trump's current dominance of their primary. >> anything that makes them look less crazy. >> do you think that your current president, president castro, will come visit the united states? >> i'm sure, but i don't know when. >> and president obama visiting cuba? >> let me say that president obama will be really welcome in havana city. >> i was waiting for it to come at me as i was swimming. i was like, ah! >> did you get a couple punches in? >> i punched in the back. >>> i turned around slammed both hands at the counter, then pointed at the child and said "this has got to stop!" oh, and then the mother screamed at me because i was yelling at her child. you know what, lady, you should have taken the kid outside. >>> i can't wait to see kai

lane checking in at 64 this morning. in the sunshine, so no problems there. to new jersey, let's head out to central new jersey where john has 66 degrees, with the clear skies. nice comfortable spot there down in delaware we will hit all three states here looking good at that greg mccoy's house who sent in that picture. thank you very much. 63 degrees in marshallton delaware. lets talk about what is happening. blue moon, this occurs every two or three years or so. second full moon in one months, and it happened at 6:42 this morning. next time we will see one of thesis not until 2018. non-stop 90's in the forecast. heat wave started last tuesday. we were at 93. same deal for wednesday. thursday coming in at 91. barely. today around 90 degrees. weekend will keeping thissing. this could be a eight day heat wave but humidity levels are on the lower side. we have a low coming off the great lakes. cooler dryer air mass. you can feel the difference. that front cuts out humidity. sunshine for your weekend. again temperatures back in the lower 90's both on saturday and sunday. more humid conditions return on monday though as we w

john daly so far tow good. south 280 and northbound off to a good start. visibility on the roads looking good. golden gate bridge not bad. we have some roadwork there. one lanepen as you cross the span out of marin into san francisco. no trouble spots. later on giants taking on the mets at at&t. first pitch 12:45. that means there will be lots of company as you work your way 280 extension, king street before and after the game. >> peavy making his first home start after that strained back second start overall. good morning, everyone. it is strength in numbers! >>> so early, let's see if anybody is awake. year, we have some people away. okay let's check that. 59 degrees. that would be dave and he is in napa reporting some clear skies there. how about some other readings ? we have linda in san rafael reporting partly cloudy skies. brian in fremont is reporting mostly overcast conditions. thanks for checking in with you with us. let's check it now in the city by the bay, the city of san francisco. it is overcast. we have a gray slate out there. our numbers 57 to 63 degrees. this is what we all need to know for this midweek forecast. first off we have a chance o

lane complex was crawling with police and homicide detectives. >> we have a victim who was shot in the face. unknown white male. um as of this time, he's a john doe. >> reporter: investigators spent the morning trying to identify the man believed to be in his late 40s or early 50's. he was found lying on the ground near this pack of cigarettes an lighter. >> no evidence, no ballistic evidence was recovered nor was a gun recovered. >> gunshots was no stranger to us report roar police check the area for surveillance video. the murder here has residents in these apartments on edge. some say gunfire in this area is nothing new. but this close to home gives them serious cause for concern. >> make me want to get out of here. get me and my wife out of here. >> anybody with any information call homicide. >> reporter: now homicide detectives have taken fingerprints from the victim hoping to stab his identity. they're also comb through surveillance video from nearby cameras hoping to catch a glimpse of the killer either entering the parking lot or escaping. he's yann? >> dave, thank you. >>> we now know the identity of the man police say was killed aft

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lane. anything above a 400 mark is a no-fly zone for all the drones. of very public slam against house speaker johnhner and it comes from what fellow republican. texas congressman mike meadows filed a motion to remove john boehner from opposed accusing him of ignoring the will of the american people and diminishing the power of congress. insiders say this motion has little chance of succeeding. this is really rare to have somebody tried to oust the house speaker. we have not had a motion follow in congress in 105 years, john boehner pull him off of a committee. he is angry about it, he is saying there is a divisive culture in the gop and john boehner is responsible for not getting anything done. >> the actual revolt and executing of this motion has not been done in a hundred years that this is not the first time criticism of the fact that these guys have not gotten anything done. >> it is john boehner and the other guys, the gop side anyway, this is the way it is going to go, regular obamacare and go after the the iran deal and anyone who defends anything they want they punish and politics sounds o

lane of the party. you think about it the republican race i think pretty clearly divides into candidates who are looking for kind of the more establishment mainstream support, jeb bush johnming for the same populist disaffected voters who are kind of gravitating toward trump. ted cruz rick santorum, mike huckabee huckabee ben carson scott walker. the problem is it's hard to outtrump trump. if you're treating for voters attracted to someone who is saying the most un-pc things it's hard to go past donald trump. you've got to question whether it makes sense to even attempt to do that as a candidate. >> david, the last time mike huckabee was running for president, you and i remember in 2007-2008, he sounded when it came to iran a bit more diplomatic. i want to play a little clip. this is back in 2007. >> another way to contain iran is through diplomacy. while never taking the military option off the table. we have to be as diplomatically aggressive as we have been militarily aggressive since 9/11. >> what he says diplomacy's the way to go without taking the military option off the table that's what the president of the united states says as well. >> right. but now he has a s

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lane. get a coupon for a free sample at boost.com >>> good morning, everybody. we're bringing you new details on that mass shooting in a movie theater in lafayette, louisiana. secretary of state johnl at a senate hearing and it faces more scrutiny at a house hearing next week. in an exclusive interview with matt lauer today, kerry said it's the best the white house can get with an untrust worthy adversary. ears more on that interview. >> something people forget is iran has cheated in the past. >> sure. >> they've violated international law and i don't know if there's anybody that trusts them. >> there is no trust. this is not based on trust. that's important to understand. everything in this agreement is verifiable. it is a process by which we'll know what they're doing, and if we don't know what they're doing, we have all the options available to us. >> joining me now is msnbc contributor and editor at large, steve clemens. good to see you. i want to get your reaction to what we just heard. how important is it we use the word verification as opposed to the word trust in our relationship with iran. >> i think during the height of the cold war with the soviet union, trust was not p

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john rafferty. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> the officer pulls her over and explains why this is happening. watch. >> hello, ma'am. >> hi. >> you failed to signal the lane few minutes, all right? >> what do you see here? >> i see normal procedure. this happens millions of times throughout america. normal procedures, lets her know why he pulled her over, properly. went back to the car, you'll see after this clip, and runs the information to verify. >> up to this point standard procedure? >> absolutely. >> part two, the officer comes back to the car and they begin to argue. let's watch. >> you seem very irritated. >> i am. i really am. i don't understand what i'm getting a ticket for. i was getting out of your way. you sped up and i moved over and you stopped me. i am irritated. that doesn't stop you from giving me a ticket, so -- >> are you done? >> what do you note there? >> i always took the approach if you're going to write somebody a ticket, write them a ticket. move on. there's no benefit of interacting with somebody who is hostile and upset. we've developed a society that's more combative and they're not basically respecting the police and take tha

. >> my older brother john and his beautiful wife ashley have a wonderful new addition to their family on tuesday. they had their third baby a baby girl. her name is madelyn lanecome. >> there! >> look at that head of hair! >> those gorgeous enormous eyes. >> you must be a cool aunt. >> i am a very cool aunt. this is the third time and i'm kind of a pro. i'm the fun aunt. >>> let's talk etch-a-sketch. >> it's a big day. look at that. that's professional. no small job. this weekend, etch-a-sketch turns 55 and we have a personal etch-a-sketch artist with us today. brian manning? come on over. you come bearing gifts. >> i have some etch-a-sketches that i made for you. here's one for natalie. >> oh my gosh! how do you do that? how long did that take you? >> i would say hour hour and a half. something like that. >> how do you get the curves? >> you just got to go real slow real careful. takes a lot of practice. >> willie is here. >> wow! >> oh wow. >> that's amazing. >> i've been etch-a-sketching i would say probably six, seven years. then professional for about three years. >> oh my gosh. he's going to take you on. >> yes. we're going to put you to the test and se