lawrence: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. lawrence: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to join my colleagues in the consideration of h.r. 4960, a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service located in aurora, illinois, as the kenneth m. christy post office building. it is only fitting that we name a post office after ken christy, a man who dedicated his career to the postal service and its work force. joining the aurora post office in 1977, ken worked as a letter carrier for over 30 years. ken also served 25 years as the president of the national association of letter carriers branch 219, receiving multiple awards for his dedication, leadership and community service. in 2004 he joined the illinois state association of letter carriers. ken was awarded honorary membership in numerous postal facilities outside of aurora and was inducted into the illinois letter carriers hall of fame in 2012. mr. speaker,

lawrence: mr. speaker, i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman. mrs. lawrence: i rise in strong support of h.r. 4639, a bill to re-authorize the office of special counsel. i thank ranking member cummings and representatives conley, blume and meadows for their -- blum and meadows. the office of special counsel plays a vital role in the federal government of the the office of special counselor o.s.c. protects federal employees, especially whistleblowers from prohibitive as onnel practices such discrimation, retaliation and improper hiring practices. o.s.c. also serves as a safe place for federal whistleblowers to disclose wrongdoing. the agency also safeguards the preference and employment rights of veterans guardsmen and reservists to make sure they are not disadvantaged or discriminated against because of their service. re-authorization of o.s.c. is long overdue. the last statutory authorization expired in fiscal year 2007. this bi

] >> jimmy: jennifer lawrence!w. thank you for dancing like that, too. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i appreciate that. [ laughter ] we have the same dance move. >> oh, no. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. >> i dance like a dad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you dance like a dad, exactly, yeah. >> i have a really bad feeling about this show. >> jimmy: yeah, are you have a a feeling goofy? >> no, i just was walking on my way here, and i was like, "i don't have a good feeling about this." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, great. >> i don't know if it's going to be me or you. >> jimmy: someone. [ laughter ] >> yeah, probably me. >> jimmy: something's going to go down. >> those were my first words. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we always love having you here. i think the last time you were here is right before you got nominated for "joy." congratulations on that. >> oh, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] i lost. >> jimmy: well, yeah. i lost. yeah, see, well -- >> cool it! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't win, yeah. >> you clearly

let's get the run down from lawrence. >> good morning, lawrence. >> good morning, everybody, lots of these temperatures will stay very hot he specially away from the coastline. high pressure building in out of the desert southwest. it will be semi-permanent, not just today, but probably for the next couple of weeks as the ridge fluctuates. it will likely strengthen, and the temperatures, some of the numbers soaring near 100 degrees in some of the valleys. for today, san francisco, 72 and sunshine. mild temperatures out there. a couple of mornings of patchy fog. by the afternoon. lots of sunshine into oakland, 77 degrees. san jose, 89 into the afternoon. here we go. low clouds and fog into the early morning hours, but that will start to break up as we head in towards the afternoon. more sunshine on the way, it looks like very warm temperatures especially away from the coastline. the parade today if you are heading out, 10:30, temperatures in the low 60s, starting with fog early on, mostly sunny, cool breeze as we head in towards the middle of the day, there is the sonoma race way, a g

this is lawrence douglas and andrew nagorski.thank you all for coming out tonight, and thank you both for participating in this program. brutal atrocities have been a feature of warfare since the dawn of human history, and to the extent that perpetrators were ever made to account for their actions, it was through victors' justice; acts of retribution by the winning side against the losers. but during world war ii, the allies signaled that they were going to take a different approach. late in 1943 as it became clear that nazi germany was going to lose the war, the leaders of the united states, great britain and the soviet union announced that the perpetrators of nazi atrocities would be brought to trial under the laws of the countries where they committed their crimes. and that the major nazi leadership and criminals would face joint punishment by the allies. andy, did this signal that the allies had definitely decided that they were going to forgo vengeance in favor of justice? and what did they hope to accomplish by putting nazi

german coachther even more secret known as lawrence, and that, to come was .roken at bletchley today wartime veterans reassembled at the national museum of computing, where for the first time on the equipment needed to encrypt and decrypt lawrence signals has been brought together. there is a teleprinter used by the germans for typing in the original message, picked up on ebay. there is a lawrence cipher machine on loan from a museum in norway with its 12 wheels used for encrypting messages did and there is a reconstruction of the machine they built here, which mimics the working of the lawrence so they could decode the german signals. much of the work was done by wrens, who had little idea of the time of the significance are what they were doing. >> we realized we were working codes. we certainly didn't know we were working hitler codes to his commanders by any means. reporter: irene, like these wren s, worked on colossus, arguably the world's first computer. it worked out the cipher settings in just a few hours. it took weeks by hand, but then there were 1.6 million billion possibl

these currency fluctuations, though, lawrence, reverberate in other markets as well. our interest rates have just tumbled rather sharply. the yield on our ten-year treasury note has fallen to 1.5%. just a day ago it was at 1.7%. that's good and bad. lower long-term interest rates obviously help to stimulate economic activity, lower mortgage rates. but it's also reflective of the moment right now where market participants around the world are a bit panicky. so they're putting money in safe haven investments like u.s. treasury bonds, like gold, which is up about -- at the moment $73 an ounce. that is an enormous move. so there's a great deal of fear out there that this event that has just been undertaken in the uk will have global economic consequences including here in the united states. >> ron insana, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really needed you on this story. >> my pleasure. >> we're joined by ben jacobs, political reporter with the "guardian." ben, walk us through the politics of this when britain wakes up in a couple of hours. >> the politics of

this was a high stakes meeting, lawrence.measured expectations, they didn't know that sanders was going to concede, this could set the course for how and when he gets out bigger asks, he wants to get rid of center deligates, and called for debbie wasserman to go. she said that is not going to happen. i spoke with some of sanders' top officials, he is going to stay in the race through the he does want hillary to take on donald trump. people's patience is going to stand to put out they feel it. hey are meeting on neutral territory. they pick a spot in the middle of d.c. they both show up there. remember, back in 2008. when senator clinton sat down to have a similar meeting, it was at the home of senator diana there were top officials in that meeting with secretary clinton that is one of the questions we are trying to determine. highly choreographed as they try to work it out. she reportedly told the fbi, she can you actually love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels

this was a high stakes meeting, lawrence. both campaigns had measured expectations, they didn't know that sanders was going to conce concede, this could set the course for house and clpds -- he wants more staffing, and bigger asks, he wants to get rid of center demigates, and called for debbie wasserman to go. she said that is not going to happen. iz spoke with some of sanders' top officials, he is going to stay in the race through the convention, to fight he made it clear, he does want to take hillary to take on donald trump. >> i spoke that people's patience is going to stand to put out they feel it. >> the choreograph fee -- they are meeting on neutral territory. secretary clint, they pick a spot in the middle of d.c. they both show up there. remember, back in 2008. when senator clinton sat down to have a similar meeting, it was at the home of sairnt finestein's house, this is a hotel, a stone's throw away from the mouse. there were top officials in that meeting with secretary clinton and senator sands that is one of the q

>> reporter: jim and wendy, police credit the public for leading them to lawrence rogers, the suspectn this case. they found him at a friend's homein southeast washington. what they found in his possession may be the most important evidence in this case. police are still working on a motive for the murder in district heights last week but when they arrested lawrence rogers jr. they recovered a .9 millimeter handgun. >> they are doing the proper tests that they have to do to see if it is in fact our murder weapon. >> reporter: police say you are looking at crucial evidence. the suspect was caught on a convenience store on cameras half an hour before the shootings and caught on surveillance video cutting across the yard after five people wereot orleans avenue in district heights on friday evening. police released the videos to the media. tips from the community came pouring in leading prince george's county police to arrest 24-year-old lawrence rogers jr. >> on monday, we got the videos out to the press, out to you guys, which we appreciated you putting it out there. we knew we would ge

edward lawrence is following this for us from capitol hill. edward, so the candidates are taking different proposapproach the reaction. >> reporter: both a clinton tweeted out that her thoughts and prayers are with folks who are affected by this horrible terrorist attack. she went on to say that we need to keep guns out of the hands of terrorists and other violent criminals. donald trump started by offering his condolences saying he's praying for all the victims and their families. and then he caused a social media storm taking credit for his radical islam claims calling to be more tougher and vigilant. this will change their speeches as you said for later on today. >> and how is bernie sanders reacting? >> reporter: bernie sanders spoke to reporters in vermont. he said that we need to destroy isis. he said those comments because the shooter pledged apparently allegiance to isis through 5911 call right before the act happened. bernie sanders went on to say that we need to close ghun control loopholes. >> edward lawrence live on capitol hillor

lawrence, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member cummings. the deputy -- this question is to you, director jarvis -- secretary of interior reviewed the ig's finding and issued aco the department has reviewed the report of investigation carefully and come to the conclusion that director jarvis did violate federal employee

edward lawrence is live on capitol hill now. edward, good morning.w soon should we expect the president to join hillary clinton on the campaign trail? >> reporter: he's already started on the twitterverse, he filmed that video linked to hillary's twitter page. but next wednesday he will go to green bay to come his firdo his campaigning on the ground. tuesday is the primary here in washington, d.c. but wednesday the president plans to be on the ground going to go help her in this campaign trail. thousand, there are two key endorsements, president obama and also elizabeth warren. some say she could be the vice presidential pick on the democratic side. hillary clinton tweeting out that she's glad to have the endorsement from someone who is the exact opposite of donald trump. >> and the president gaveh with senator bernie sanders, but then he said he's not backing down yet. what is he hoping to gain when d.c. voters head to the polls on tuesday for the last primary of the season? >> senator sanders wants to win washington, d.c. he is not giving up. howev

jennifer lawrence, john oliver here with true confessions. plus, george lopez. music from tom o'dell. do not change the channel. it's good. >>> happening now, fourth of july's right around the corner. we've been talking about it. where are you going to watch the fireworks? on our home page we posted a complete guide of all the fireworks shows across the bay area. on the twitter feed the a's get the best of the giants yet again. the a's cruise past the giants 7-1. the a's are on the verge of sweeping this series. we're back in two minutes. changes in how south bay lawenf

also michigan democratic congresswoman brenda lawrence will talk about the latest on the flint michigan water crisis. she'll discuss a letter from the epa to michigan governor rick snyder and flint mayor karen weaver calling on flint administration officials to provide stable, reliable, and quick support essential to a well functioning drinking system. and michael geary, global center -- fellow at the wilson center about the brexit. be sure to watch "washington journal" beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> on thursday, voters in the united kingdom will decide if their country should stay or leave the european union. british prime minister david cameron and labor party leader jeremy corbyn want the uk to to remain a member of the e.u. but some members of the party are part of the breck it is push, advocating for the uk to split from the european union. watch the simulcast on c-span 2

attempted robbery in philadelphia's olney section police say the teen just pick up friends, north lawrence street, two men approached the car and tried to rob the teen and his friends. >> one had a gun, they tap on the window with the gun, they attempted top open the driver side door then announce add robbery, 17 year old put his car in drive and took off. >> teenager shot as he drove away. he managed to still drive to st. christopher hospital where he is in stable condition with a bullet wound to his left shoulder. >> incident at the phillies game over this weekend, has a lot of people talking this morning. >> involves a fan who allegedly through something at ryan howard. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live at citizens bank park to explain, justin, what's going on? >> jim, brooke, also reports of video being out there, showing a guy in phillies get up tossing a bud light limerita bottle at first baseman ryan howard, also picture of this guy, as well, and police want you to see it because they are trying to

time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening. >> the sound in the magic devices in our ears, is not always perfect. what i thought i heard you say was that you were going to talk about a whale tunnel. >> rail. >> a tunnel for whales. when i get the image in my head. a tunnel for whales. i couldn't hear anything you were saying about a tunnel. just imagine. >> how else are the whales going to cross the alps, lawrence? >> you threw me off there, rachel. >> if you are donald trump, accused of fraud on the front page of your local newspaper "the new york times" you of course fight back with childish tweets. >> i am not changing. >> the republican party picked the candidate that it has. >> no booing, we are voting, not booing. >> we see someone who is unqualified and unfit to be president. >> big deal. like i care. >> we are not doing a trump hotel business deal. seeking to rattle people is not objective number one. >> sometimes, i just don't get t how it is that somebody could propose that we weaken regulations on wall

chris lawrence is in our newsroom with reaction from trump and some possible trouble for the >> wendy, the numbers don't look good. you can call it a rally. some called it an audition. some say elizabeth warren is on clinton's short list for a spot. warren has proven to be a strong ally. elizabeth warren touted her experience. she and clinton wasted no time in tag-teaming donald trump. >> donald trump says he'll make america great again. it's right there. no. it's right in the front of his goofy head. you want to see goofy? look at him in that hat. what kind of a man a nasty man who will never become president of the united states. b states. that's right. >> the word "goofy" wa going back to trump's attack line. he fired off a tweet accusing clinton of wheeling out, in his words, one of the least productive senators, calling warren again goofy and accusing her of lying about her heritage. this comes as the presumptive nominee a facing an uphill challenge. he has four months to change voters' minds but a new poll finds more than half of republicans say they would have preferred someone

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >>> this feels sadly familiar, doesn't it? another mass murder, another terrorist opening fire at people who thought they were in a safe place. the story of each of the 49 people murdered in orlando is a uniquely powerful tragedy that will change the lives of all who knew them but too many elements are too familiar. we're here again and we'll be here again as long as the politicians who protect guns more than people offer us nothing more than their thoughts and prayers. >> we have to do some soul searching. >> on sunday americans woke up to a nightmare that's become mind numbingly familiar. >> in this country it is so easy for terrorists to buy guns. >> to get very powerful weapons very quickly and that's a problem. >> the orlando terrorist may be dead but the virus that poisoned his mind remains very much alive. >> perversion in islam that you see generated on the internet seep into the minds of troubled individuals. >> we are looking for needles in a nation wide hey stack. >> we need to tell the truth also about how radical

i'm chris lawrence. we're going to show you some of the more interesting news stories. among them, a major shake-up on the d.c. council. three incumbents lose their primaries. >>> and they are being called the memorials of the future. the finalists of what could be a very different way to remember our nation's most important people and events. >>> and it's an iconic building with a controversial path and it's now back open for business. we'll give you a tour of the watergate. >>> phase one down, phase 2 already under way. the program is moving in from northern virginia after two weeks of around the tracking. phase two begins today and we'll have stations between eastern market, minnesota avenue and bening road completely closed. the work will last about 16 days. as you can tell from that map, phase 2 will impact prince george's county for those on the orange, silver and blue lines. bureau chief tracee wilkins has more. >> the orange line and the blue line and silver line are going to be shut down for pri

his son lawrence died when he was 38. their grandson, augustine likewise died when he was in his 40s. aug augustine washington is a fascinating character who see through parson weems and the lege legends of the washington family. the cherry tree story, i would venture to guess if you asked any american, whether well educated or not, how they know agustine washington, they would say george washington's father, how do you know him? he is the guy who asked washington did you chop down the cherry tree and george said i cannot tell a lie. augustine was more than that. he was a savvy business in his own right. a record keeper, entrepreneur and believed in investment, and ventured to other areas of production. not just tobacco but he was involved in an iron works. what this meant, among many other things, in addition to helping to grow the washington family wealth is that the guy was away from home a lot. his first wife died leaving lawrence washington and another child to be taken care of. augustine had to go around managing th

john lawrence, thank you very much.ecca traister and ellen fitzpatrick, thank you, as well. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> woodruff: for more on donald trump's campaign for the white house, i'm joined by susan page, washington bureau chief for "usa today;" and reid wilson, chief political correspondent for the morning consult. welcome back the both of you. so let's pick up the conversation, reid, about drum. all this focus for days after days now about what he said about this judge of mexican heritage. how much damage has been done? >> well, not only has he done more damage to his own campaign, he's doing damage now to the rest of the republican party. the republican party has spent years trying to rebuild relationships with the hispanic community in particular, george w. bush got 44% of the hispanic vote when he won reelection in 2004. mitt romney got 27% of the vote, the fastest-growing minority group in america. republicans need to make those inroads. donald trump is busy erasing all of the inroads that have been made.

. >> 24-year-old lawrence sylvester rogers jr. was caught, thanks to witnesses who came forward, after seeing security camera video, released this week. scott broom is in forestville, wherth and two left wounded last friday night. >> reporter: that's right. we learned today that rogers checked himself this to a -- into a nearby motel after the attack here last friday night. and the man who gave him a ride there is among the witnesses who came forward and told police after that video was released. >> reporter: 24-year-old lawrence sylvester rogers, jr., was arrested at a friend's apartment in d.c. after people recognized the gun-coating man on the video and called prince george's county police. >> the video of that quality tashowed him. and -- that showed him distinctive qualities. and we got a lost information back. >> what investigators did not have yet is a reason why rogers attacked here. killing three people, ages 50 to 60. and wounding two others on an otherwise calm friday night. >> sometimes on murder scenes, the motives ar

." >> hi, everyone, i'm chris lawrence. we're going to show some of the more something local stories making news this week. it could be the only shot on the international stage. we visit with some local olympians as they train and make the tough decision about whether the zika virus will keep them from competing. >>> she's an army reservist and i.t. analyst, and now miss usa. we'll introduce you to miss d.c. >>> and it was a deal that seemed too good to be true, and it was. does the company industrial to honor the mistake -- company still have to honor the mistake? nbc 4 found out. >>> we're one week into metro's first safe track surge, and while a lot of you are getting used to the thousands of hotel, restaurant, and hospital workers are scrambling to find new ways to get to work. tom sherwood talked to one restaurant group, clyde's, trying hard to make it easier on its thousands of employees. >> reporter: from georgetown to downtown to the suburbs, the clyde's restaurant group runs 14 restaurants with about 2,400 employee

lawrence gray died in a boating accident on the potomac river last weekend.arcy spencer reports gray was known for much more than the upkeep of a school building. >> he was like another brother to me. >> reporter: two former students that placed flags and flowers outside the high school in frederick county to remember a custodian, lawrence gray, who died in a boating accident last .eendke >> he was a lovable person. every time i walked in, he played basketball. he gave me a handshake and a smile. he was one of the greatest people i ever met. >> reporter: they were going to form a band. he plays drums. mr. gray plays bass. >> he was my mentor and means a lot to me. he would do anything for me. that's the type of guy he was. i mean, he would do anything for anybody. >> reporter: hs students. he shared his life experiences and gave life lessons and talked about retiring sometimes soon. gray was 62 years old. he was fishing near point of rock with a friend when their boat capsized on the potomac. both men died. gray's body was recovered miles down the river. five

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chris lawrence is following developments. he's at our live desk. chris? >> reporter: we're getting a much clearer picture of what exactly happened at the airport and who was responsible. but we want to warn you, one video shows what we think is an this looks to be cell phone video that captures what's on one of the closed circuit monitors. it looks as if at least one blast has already gone off. then as people running, there is another flash somewhere else in the terminal. turkey's prime minister says the terrorists arrived in a cab. first, an attacker started shooting up a parking lot and blew himself up. a second man detonated his bomb at the entrance to the international arrivals area. he blew out the glass wall, allowing a third suspect to get in. turkish forces reacted, describing how an officer wrestled the third man to the ground but couldn't stop him from detonating his bomb. the prime minister says initial indications point to isis, and a seni u saying it's likely the work up to 35 fighters that isis sent to turkey before ramadan. wendy? >> chris

edward lawrence is in washington and how the presumptive presidential candidates responded. >> reporter: chaos in the house chambers. speaker paul ryan asked for a moment of silence. that's when a few other democratic members walked out under protest. >> i decided to observe yet another moment of silence. that's enough. that's not leadership. i'm not doing it. >> reporter: as the nation mourns for the orlando shooting victims in vigils across the country, including senator bernie sanders, law makers remain deeply divided. other democrats want strict gun control bills to pass the house. >> we have to make sure it is not easy for somebody who decide they want to harm people in this country to be able to obtain weapons. >> it is essential we stop terrorists from getting the tools they need to carry out the attacks. >> reporter: the presumptive republican nominee countered, saying we need to do more to secure america, adding omar mateen may have been born here but his parents immigrated from afghanistan. trump added he would lock down the border. >> when i'm elected, i would suspend immigra

. >> jennifer lawrence. >> this is so exciting for me because i'm such a dork.et me get that blaster. you're going to give me the part because you feel bad for me. >> i'm tired of defending jennifer lawrence. why do they have to pick on my girl? >> you like her. >> i do. >> she's very cool. >> that's why we're going to pick on her. >> we love her. she's so normal except she's extraordinarily at the same time. i'm alex witt and this is early today. witt and this is early today. i sleep extremely hot. i wake up and i just feel like sticky. we have the windows open, the ac on, i'd close it in the middle of the night, he'd open it in the middle of the night, it was a nightmare. my new tempur-breeze stays cool to the touch. not cold, but cool. it naturally adapts to your body and somehow creates the perfect temperature for you. sleep cooler. wake more refreshed. discover the new tempur-breeze. and now thru june 5th, save hundreds on an adjustable base when purchased with a tempur-breeze mattress. quilted northern works their bathroom experience. just like they forgot

lawrence gray was one of two men who died after disappearing in the upper potomac river last the vigil was held at the brunswick high school where gray worked for many years as a janitor. we spoke to some people earlier, who knew him. >> i miss lawrence, worked at the high school that i went to for four years, and woe give me advice is -- he would give me advice, he was my mentor. >> when i would come in the high school, open the front door, he would shake my hand, have a little meeting. he'd say come sit down. and gave the best advice. >> robert lee of frederick also died. >>> the service of a world war ii pilot is finally honored. >> also ahead, why so many are running to remember a brave little boy. >> and so many of you showed up to celebrate fairfax. we're going to female pilot during world war ii will be -- elaine harmon died at the age of her final wish was to have her ashes placed at arlington. we broke the story last september on how they came to be. >> reporter: the ashes will be in-urned here on september 7. it took an act of law. >> we wanted her to get her last wish. >> re

our team coverage continues with news 4's chris lauren lawrence and what we know about the victims of this crash. chris in. >> we now know that some of the people who were brought here to this hospital at inova mount vernon have been allowed to leave. there are three people in critical condition, but the more you hear about this crash you realize it could have been so much worse. >> there were people under the bus, the wounded and fatalities were under the bus. the impact sent the bus and car spir different directions. paramedics arrive and rushed the victims to various hospitals, depending on how badly they were hurt. tonight, we learned the person driving the car and passenger are among the injured. the bus driver is not seriously injured and is talking with investigators now. take a look at the big picture. in all 15 people went to the hospital. five each to inova mount vernon, fairfax, a level one trauma center treating those with the most serious injuries. the board on board were chinese nationals. tonight the chinese embassy in d.c. is trying to work to coordinate communication

chris lawrence has more details about this case. chris?> reporter: pat and chris, police got a tip. this man was at the friend of a home and tonight he's under arrest at the district extradition to stand trial for murder. police say you're looking at crucial evidence. the suspect was caught on camera at a convenience store a half an hour before the shootings. he was seen again on surveillance video cutting across the yard after five people were shot at a home on orleans avenue in district heights friday evening. police released the videos to the media. tips from the community came pouring in leading prince george's county police to arrest 24-year-old lawrence rogers jr. who lives in rawlings hot. >> on monday, we got the videos out to the press, out to you guys, which we appreciated you guys putting it out there. we knew we'd get information back from the community. >> reporter: rogers faces first and second-degree murder charges in the death of a 60-year-old man, gray and 55-year-old jan marie parks. two others were wounded. one remains i

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>> well, sure, lawrence. look, 60 plus percent of republicans didn't vote for donald trump in the primary. and their nervousness and tension about whether donald trump has the temperament to become president and to serve as president is just exacerbated by this kind of thing, where although he thinks america wants to entirely withdraw from the world, these folks understand that we have deep ties of friendship and mutual interest and treaty obligations with nato, with countries across europe, with the united kingdom, particularly, and the fact that he treats all of our allies with the sort of december deign and talks about how we're going to become basically a mercenary power, where they're going to pay for our protection, and yet, is perfectly comfortable praising vladimir putin. and even the north korean state, you know, because they admire him in some way. he responds to that more than he does to the generational ties we have with some of our longest standing allies. it's really disturbing to republican vot

lawrence is set to play elizabeth holmes in the film. >> actually the title for her net worth. >> fouro. >> -- capturing our attention this mornings a man dressed as an apple store employee stole $16,000 worth of iphones this earlier this year. wearing a blue shirt and managed to make it out of store with 19 iphones. apple store workers used to wear different color shirts for each new product launch but last year the company made a permanent switch to the current blue shirt. i have to say kind of smart. >> we never want to commend this kind of action but it is a gopl. >> there are so many people w r wearing blue shirts and yet it is actually hard to get good help. >> need to make an appointment. >> there are a lot of people there but it doesn't seem to actually lead to good service, i find. but anyway. and particularly when they are not actual employees. >>> the social media wars continues. more time spent on snapchat over instagram. also overtaking whatsapp and messenger. this is interesting. >> can i give you an insane number? my 18-year-old daughter has either sent or sefrd over 180

edward lawrence is live now on capitol hill with what we can expect from the commander chief today.ard, good morning. >> reporter: yesterday he met with fbi director and secretary of homeland security and attorney general about the investigation in orlando. today he's going to meet with his national security council. they will update him again on terror links with the orlando attacks, but also give a plan to go forward on how to defeat isil. that meeting happens at about 10:30 this morning just after that meeting, the president is expected to speak to the nation. we should have more information as to exactly what he plans to do to twedefeat isil. the president is concerned about their at to recute folks in the united states over social media and not even have direct exact with those people. >> and the presidential hopefuls are adjusting their messages, too. anything to look out for in those messages? >> reporter: hillary clinton came out, used very strong language last night. she would like to see a ban on assault rifles. she also anyone on a government watch list make it more distr

. >> reporter: 4-year-old river lawrence knows super heroes don't have to live in your imagination. after all, his heroes are firefighters. the ones who have been right by his side as he battles not flames, but a cancer called neuentrepreneuneur neuroblastoma. >> he is pretty brave, isn't he? >> i think so. he doesn't think he is. but i tell him all the time that i get my brave from him. >> reporter: river knows a fellow brave warrior, a 3-year-old boy named trucker dukes. >> what sound does it make when it needs to get someone out of the way? >> reporter: both are staying at the same ronald mcdonald house in new york, battling the same type of cancer, and trucker shares something else with river. >> just loves firefighters. he thinks he's a firefighter. >> reporter: in fact, he had no trouble forging friendships with the neighborhood firefighters. >> incredible how we hit it off. he was such a cool little guy. >> reporter: so today new york's fire department made it official. >> trucker dukes and river lawrence. >> reporter: inside a packed auditorium, trucker and river became hono