the helium filled macon crashed in a storm. most of its crew survived. despite the checkered history, brin is said to be fascinated with airships and wants to bring them back both for transportation and as a method to bring relief supplies to inaccessible areas during disasters. >> it's always the crazy ideas i think which turn out to be something good for society. >> reporter: tech workers we spoke to are fascinated with the idea speculating about how brin's airship would be filled with technology unavailable 80 plus years ago to make them better and safer. >> having smart balancing controls and things like that so that the load won't get out of balance and we have much better navigation tools like gps which they never heard of even way back when with the macon and so on. the macon had its issues, but it also had its promise. >> reporter: if a giant new airship is being built in the hangar behind me, it won't stay secret for long. at some point it will have to come out for testing. because of its size it will be visible to everyone. at moffett field len

macon had its issues but it also had its promise. >> reporter: and speaking of the macon, you're looking at hangar one here at moffett field built to house the macon back in the 1930s. you can see how big that structure is and the word is, if this project is actually happening, it can't stay secret forever because it has to be tested and it will be visible because of its size. >>> things are back to normal at apple after an evacuation in cupertino because of a gas leak. officials say a construction crew ruptured a gas line at 2 p.m. firefighters cleared people out of one building on north wolfe road and set up a perimeter until pg&e could cap the leak. no one was injured. >>> live look at sfo right now. if you are flying into or out of the airport this weekend, expect some delays. the airports in the final phase of a runway face-lift. here's a look at runway 28- left. it's one of the primary runways used for landings. it's going to be closed for repaving from 10:00 tonight until monday morning. kpix 5's don ford tells us when that project will finally be complete. >> reporter: american 9

and should be a shoe in for macon.ing this is our guide, we don't think we'll have marine le pen come in and threatened to dismantle video row. but he hasn't got any mps? video row. but he hasn't got any mps? no. that will be interesting. hisjob mps? no. that will be interesting. his job and 50% mps? no. that will be interesting. hisjob and 50% of his new mps? no. that will be interesting. his job and 50% of his new party who has never served as mp5 before and the other 50% will be people coming in from the other parties to join him. two questions, what are they made up with and what is the calibre? and will the right and left of their people or will they go to oi’ of their people or will they go to or marsh —— macron's party. the months ahead will be interesting. he so months ahead will be interesting. he so polished on the tv? you heard speak. last year i went to a talk with 40 people. but i've never seen a politician in this country like it. the charisma is extraordinary. and of course, a sigh of relief across the e

macon painted himself as a radical centrist, up against the far right candidate marine le pen.ediately after the hack, the suspicioned focused on the russians. >> i think it was said the same about emmanuel, who we might favor. it shouldn't be. >> a victory by le pen would cause a political shakeup across europe. there are usually two rounds in the election, if no candidate wins 50% in the first round, the two go head-to-head, which is exactly what's going on in france. >>> people casting their ballots right now. but here in san francisco, french nationals casting their ballot in the city. they did so after hearing news of the election hack. but just like what happened here in the united states, voters steamed divided on if russia is involved. >> everything is about, oh, the russians are -- >> i'm pretty sure that's true. that russia is partly involved. >> once again, voting right now is under way in france. >>> for continuing coverage of the french election, many people are watching this globally. head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. we'll track the results throughout tonight

in france, macon promises to fix the economy, fighting terrorism, rebuilding european unity in his first speech as the brand-new president-elect. >> we were very moved. we made it. it was hard work, and there is hard work ahead. it's something bigger than us. kimberly: this political newcomer defeated his well-known far right rival, capturing roughly 65% of the vote. president trump said via twitter he looks for to working with macron. at 39, he will be the youngest president when he is sworn in next week. barack obama has become the third present to receive the jfk profile in courage award at a ceremony at the jfk presidential memorial and museum in boston. book. >> courage, true courage, derives from a sense of who we our best selves, our most important commitments. thingseve we can do hard for the enduring benefit of others. kimberly: other presidents to receive the honor include gerald ford and george h.w. bush. republican leaders in congress are defending the health care bill passed by the house. house paul ryan pushed back on claims the bill was rushed. >> a lot of your members hav

at one point, macon called le pen a parasite that will lead france into civil war. le pen said regardless of who wins, france will be led by a woman. le pen, accused macron of being influenced by angela merkel. the le pen/macron run-off will be saturday. >> how did i miss it? that is fun >> wish you dvred the presidential debate. >> in paris. >> back here at home. fbi director, jim comey forcefully defending the way he handled the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. comey told congress he would make the same decision if he had to do it again. insisting he didn't intend to harm the clinton kachl pain announcing that her aides had been extremely careless. he said reopening the e-mail inquiry before the election came done to a tough choice but felt compelled not to hide information from lay makers. >> concealing mine view would be catastrophic. not just to the fib february but well beyond. honestly, as between really bad and catastrophic, i said to my the world of really bad. look this was terrible. makes me mildly naup shus to think we may have had impact on

. >> madison health in macon, georgia, is the second largest hospital in the state and competing with nearby atlanta for hiring, which offers better salaries and vibrant social life. >> we're after a deficit of 150 nurses at this time. >> the aging population is also a major contributing factor. >> individuals in our community are living longer and longer. with chronic diseases which requires us to need more nurses than we have had to historically. many of our nurses are in the category of being baby boomers, and seeking retirement. >> the new generation of nurses like derona fully recognize the job's challenges and rewards. >> at the end of the day when i go home, i might not have sat down and not eaten lunch, but i can look back on my day and say i've made a difference in someone's life. >> that's why you do it, right? >> that's right. >>> on that note, that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen. thanks from me as well. have a great evening. we'll see you back here tomorrow.

. >>> pinnacle foods announced a recall of aunt jemima of pancakes and frozen waffles because they macontaken listeria. >>> adele celebrated her 29th birthday by transforming herself into her grandma. she dressed up as a british comedian. adele. >>> how are be markets reacting to emmanuel macron's landslide victory? cnbc joins us now from london to fill us in. >> reporter: good morning. france does not have a positive open. the currency is down a third of a percent against the u.s. dollar. the main stocks are trading down as well. in france and germany exchange is pretty flat. in the u.s. gas prices down five cents a gallon. the average now across the country in the last few weeks has dropped to $2.41. that's because of lower costs for crude. >>> still ahead, nicki minaj special surprise for some fans. >>> and the stars are right off the red carpet awards. this is "early today". hey, honey. dad, where's the car? thought we'd walk. he's counting steps. walk, move and earn money... goal! dad... hey, we wanna welcome everyone to the father daughter dance. look at this dad, he's got some mov

>> well, now what, because it is raining pretty hard, we've got donuts to macon fourth street. >> oh, okay. >> in the 6:00 hour. so, you know? with me and food, how i go. >> oh, i know, calling your name. >> let's go! >> bye, pat, bye! >> see ya! >> we'll check in with you in the next hour, pat, thank you. >> well it is of course a day to remember all of the men and women who have fought for our country in the annual national memorial day concert is back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> washington d c- troops, families, honored and remembered, the night full of performances and emotional remarks. >> we also remember the extraordinary sacrifices of the families. the loss of each individual bridges untold grief, each lost is a hope never realized, a dream never chased. and today we remember that for the families that have fallen, every day is memorial day. >> and performers included, vanessa williams, looks nice, her hair looks little darker than i remember. scotty motorcycle clear and, and many more. >> still ahead this morning, why doctors say it is important to watch your weight. even at a yo

and then in the middle you propose the macon -- said to hanoi, if you call off the dogs i will put a billion dollars in the village development in indochina and in north vietnam too. so johnson is constantly doing this. one of the criticisms that i think comes out which goes to the reputation point, why did johnson get this reputation of being escalation? is he never went public with this strategy. i don't think there is any speech by johnson that says look, folks, this is what i am doing. fulbright is demanding a bonling halt of two weeks, i give him a bombing halt of two days. we are going to draft a lot of americans but wink, wink. ladies and gentlemen, may i also say the social protest which broke out last november and carried donald trump into the white house, i think you can trace back to the draft policies of the vietnam war. about how soon who fought the vietnam war? my class at harvard college, 1967. 1300 men i think. most of whom who had come from the american establishment. all of whom had been part of the american establishment. how many do you think fought in vietnam out

three months after its release, duane allman was killed in a motorcycle crash in their adopted home of maconand then it just started raining money. and, at first, you know, i screamed and yelled and shook my fist at the sky and yelled, shortchanged. >> reporter: the band members debated whether to continue. >> i told them, i said, we're going to be the wind-up bunch of street junkies, or we can forget all that crap and go back to business as usual. and it was pretty much a landslide. well, it was. >> you can see all of jeffrey brown's interview and read about gregg allman's musical legacy at pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: finally, japanese race car driver takuma sato won today's 101st running of the indianapolis 500. he took the lead on the 195th of 200 laps and held off three-time winner helio castroneves by two- tenths of a second. sato is the first asian driver to win the race. new zealand's scott dixon, who had the fastest qualifying time, went airborne in a crash, and walked away uninjured. that's all for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." thanks for watching. i'm hari sreenivas

macon is the youngest french leader since napoleon bonaparte. he has never held elected office. >> unprecedented and unheard of. a new political hero in a new political landscape. >> macron's performance last night was professional, culminating a campaign that saw the former investment banker create his own party and informed platform for he won with 66% of the vote in the runoff election. his rival marine le pen got 34%. >> translator: i will do everything in the five years to come so there is no more reason to vote for the extremes anymor anymore. >> the populist le pen received 10.5 million votes. her nationalist message played well in parts of the country hit hard by a stagnant economy. analysts say her tough talk contributed to her loss. she went down swinging. >> translator: i called for everyone to join us in the political fight. >> one-third of an unsettled electorate voted for no one, after rejecting the major parties in the first round. there were mixed reactions today about the macron victory. >> do you think he will do a good job? >>

police are searching for an armed robber who jumped onto the counter at this econolodge in macon, threatenede worker and then ran off with hotel cash. luckily no one was injured during the encounter. >>> let's turn to sports now and the nba playoffs. the champs are warming up pretty nicely. lebron james pouring in 35 points last night as the cavaliers opened their second round series against the toronto raptors with a big win. >> ooh, excuse me. i got so excited about the houston rockets i almost jumped the gun here. they hit 22 three-pointers, completely demolished the spurs in the first game of the series. both of those series resume tomorrow night. >> it was not pretty at all for the spurs. >>> up next in "the pulse," who wore it best at last night's met gala here in new york. >>> plus, an update about our four brainy brothers, we're going to let you know where they decided to go to college. >>> and on our facebook page, get the details about netflix increasing its warnings about the popular series "13 reasons why." that's on atmfans.com. that's on atmfans.com. i'm phil mickelson, pro gol

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the bottom of this outage in particular i'd like to think michael and michelle and he said in jeff macon, nicole, jerry macon, nicole, jerry, julia and james from the department of safety and homeless security bureau so with that madame secretary please announce the next player on today's agenda the. >> the international bureau entitle the amendment part to a 25 of the commission's rules of the earth station in motion to ruth communicate with the frequency bands allocated to the fixed satellite service and the acting chief of the bureau will give the introduction. >> faq madam secretary of mourning mr. chairman and commissioners we're pleased to promote this proposed rule making one of the fastest growing segments is the stations providing satellite broadband services on ships and aircraft and vehicles collectively known as the earth station in motion the notice examines the rules and has two broad goals and first the notice proposes to consolidate into a single regulatory category this harmonization would streamline the rules for the entire segment and the notice also proposes to elimin

so nina, what's been the reaction on european markets on macon's big win is this. >> they had about 32o digest the news. you can see the mark, so some of them slipped below the line and in fact what we see, down to the tune of a half percent. the reason for this is because remember that this is going to be tuesday's voting process and a lot of the games that we saw when they won the first round of the election have now priced in the fact that he was going to clinch the second round, which is what we saw happen over night. that's probably one of the reasons why the market is taking it from here and saying, well, let's see how things fair in the election as well with a piece of it going to be voted and coupled together to get through these plans that he wants. this brings me to the single currency euro. if we have a look at that, that was a reaction of the -- it was the most pronounced, still it's six-month high and after the exit poll showed that he won. as you can see it's out a little bit. it's about .2 of 1 percent. it's when it was good for the cohesion of europe. the big question i

macon 20t vote putting points ahead.statesecond round owned enterprise reforms, 10 companies proposing to sell stakes. aims totional nuclear become minority investors. air china and china southern proposing to consolidate freight units in a new company. beijing air quality in and central and northern china "hazardous"cially amid a lingering storm. the u.s. saying the air quality index topped 900 thursday, and is 400 at the moment. the internationally accepted safe level is 25. millions of people have been warned to take cautions or stay indoors. apple were a bond fund, it would tour its rivals. it has $148 billion invested in corporate debt. that is enough to buy all the assets in the world's largest fixed income player. transferringisted money it earns a broad back to the u.s. to avoid corporate taxes. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. rishaad: 24 minutes from the start of the session in hong kong and china. other markets coming o

patrick: so macon does not have an agenda.e pen and people rallied to him because of that. he was formerly in the socialist government. how much he's going to continue the previous president's policies, which tended to be more left wing, we're going to have to see because he really didn't lay out a clear agenda. vonnie: no. and so therefore can you recommend positions to your clients? will you accept maybe a small position? patrick: so we have allocations in europe. we manage whole portfolios so it is different depending on the client. we have for the past several years overweight u.s. because we have seen a stronger growth story i think we're moving towards a neutral position because of the cyclical rebound that we're seeing in europe. but, again, you know, longer term, looking out five, 10 years, europe has to move away from this situation where they're stumbling from crisis to crisis and you can tuesdayly see -- actually see pro-growth policies. mark: what's your assessment of the u.k. as the election -- the snap election i

our assessments are ordinarily take place by going to those countries and looking for them to macon chancements that we know that they can make. so the department is interested in making sure that all countries are current. that is our position right now. the countries within the visa waiver program are compliant with the agreements we expect from them. >> how often are the reviews conducted? >> ordinarily they're every two years, but if we find somebody is not quite up to speed, we can accelerate that and engage in more dialogue with them. >> is there a formal process for addressing not passing the test or is it more an informal, hey, this is a problem? tell me about it. >> yeah, right. we are engaged at various levels in different it is governments, from the top down over to law enforcement. so we can have an informal communication with them. we can also demarch them if we wish. so i think the process would come through dhs headquarters eventually if things were getting very serious in that we would have to tell them we're getting to a point where we need to engage in some stipe of activity s

reporter: on october 29, 1971, dwayne allman was riding his moix motorcycle down hillcrest avenue in maconhad two speeds, man. 100 and park. >> reporter: dwayne allman was dead at 24. ♪ lord, i was born a ramblin' man ♪ >> reporter: the band carried on, with guitarestke shouldering more of the load. ♪ hope you'll understand >> reporter: but with his long blond hair and gritty, soulful voice -- ♪ sat down, wrote you a long letter ♪ >> reporter: gregg got most of the attention. more than he'd bargained for, after his high-profile marriage in 1975 to cher. >> i remember going to the grocery store and just seeing my face everywhere. i'm like, what is happening? she says, i told you, i told you this would happen. >> reporter: cher told you that? >> yeah, she warned me. >> reporter: they were married for about four years. one of allman's multiple marriages. he leaves behind five children. ♪ i ain't wastin' time no more >> reporter: over the decades, the allman brothers disbanded and regrouped several times. ♪ go downtown, baby >> reporter: playing a celebrated yearly residency at new york city b

this next story macon vince you to grab some bar-b-que. >> this weekend a new bar-b-que champion wille crowned. before then, nbc's jay grey, lucky guy, gives us a taste of the competition that's roasting in memphis. >> reporter: spread out across 25 acres along the mississippi river, built on smoke and sauce is a make-shift city of at the present times or temples, some would tell you. in a place where bar-b-que is relidgeen and -- religion and this festival, well, they travel to memphis to eat, drink and eat some more. it's a non-stop party, unless, of course, you are manning the i do at my day job. so. everybody thinks it's a party. but if are you the cook, you are busy all week long. >> more than 200 teams from all over the country and the globe competing in the world bar-b-que cooking championships. >> you know, this is the holy grail for those of us on the memphis circuit. >> mellissa cookston has won it all twice. she's a bar-b-que superstar in her quest for the perfect plate is now raising her own hogs. >> are they cute? >> reporter: each team has their own recipe for success, s

these are people that voted for both of those people in macon county michigan, not super far from the experience that i think a lot of voters in your state. and a lot of this about he was pro, the democratic party was prothe wealthy richer people, the big wigs, the lobbyist, they didn't help the lower class or middle class. what do you do about that perception out there. is that fair and how do you counter it? >> first of all i hope to be judged on my record. i've been fighting to change the tax code so that it does reward work. >> and i have to say, i didn't get to see the focus groups that you're describing, but i do think that working class voters in wisconsin heard trump return over and over again to issues of trade and by america, but if they have been watching me over my career, they have seen me fight against unfair trade deals from day one. >> so, i want to talk about unfair trade and let's put a pin in that. i want to talk about taxes, too. you know, part of the question is about perception and reality. how much of voters are getting signals that someone is fighting for them

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police in macon, georgia, on the hunt for him.e jumped over the front counter at this motel and robbed the clerk at gunpoint. it happened in just a few split seconds and it was all caught on surveillance video. investigators say the clerk did exactly what she was supposed to. she gave him everything in her cash register. the clerk wasn't hurt. >>> a mystery is deepening in belize after the bodies of a former marine from atlanta and his girlfriend were found. the couple have been missing for a week. they were last seen at a bar in the popular tourist town at the northern end of the central american nation. autopsies haven't been performed yet. police haven't released any information about what they believe may have happened to the couple. new details about the fallout from mayday and the protests that happened coast to coast. most were calm, but not here. this is portland, arkansas, where it was a much different story. police say anarchists destroyed a police car, smashed windows and started fires. officers ended up cancelling the

before i get started i like to apologize to you for last week and that macon you a little girl.. does unacceptable.inde most of us out here don't believe in that. we appreciate your fairness. we believe that you go for republican, independent, democrat. so far the republicans and independents don't think your voice get heard, believe me, i sit here and listen every morning.do now james, was true there were no republican votes is it not affect the republicans made a decision early on they were not going to back president obama for anything, nothing.commit there 111 meetings i heard, committee meetings. republicans were invited to all the meetings. they chose, now what they're doing is trying to dismantle everything president obama stood for that president obama did for our country. history is not going to treat these guys good. it will treat them badly. history will look back on them and say what a bunch of big babies they are. >> my point about it not being bipartisan is that the past with only democratic votes. there was a committee process and the law was debated publicly. demo

and then president trump suggested he macon sell all future press briefings.ouse would comment on one issue, disputing the claim that comey was asked over dinner to pledge his loyalty to mr. trump. >> i think the president wants loyalty to this country and to the rule of law. >> reporter: but on msnbc the former director of national intelligence said comey told him he was wary about accepting the president's invitation to dinner. >> he mentioned that he had been invited to the white house to have dinner with the president and that he was uneasy with that because of even compromising even the optics, the appearance of independence, not only of him, but of the fbi. >> reporter: and at this time when americans seem to have so many questions about what's happening at the white house and the president's motivations in firing the man in charge of the russia investigation, the president is doubling down on the assertion that perhaps they should cancel white house press briefings, telling judge jeannine piro he is in fact thinking about it. live from washington lana z

bombay sapphire macon tan double the advertised amount of alcohol. 77% compared to the typical 40%, up0 bombay sapphire bottles sold in canada may be affected. company officials say it was a bottling error. now, i will be in alameda tomorrow at south shore center near panera from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. i'm there to meet you. bring your questions and any paperwork tied to those questions and you may be able to ask your question live on abc7. you can also post those same questions on social media. just use the ##askfinney. >> we'll see you there tomorrow. thank you, michael. ael san francisco's mission district murals come to life this weekend. >> reggie from abc7 mornings has that and other fun things to do this weekend from our partners at hood line. >> reporter: the mission district famed murals draw crowds every weekend, but this weekend they're really going to come to life. hood line shows you this free event you can take the whole family to. this event has the best name. it's called musicians and artists perform the mural. in other words, they create pieces inspired by several murals in

it macon sum trump's entire term whether it's his first term, we don't know.this and, you know, figure out a way to seal this off and direct inquiry somewhere specific. >> we shall see. that is a larger conversation about whether the president has the ability to compartment allies. thank you. >>> after the break, new bipartisan measure probably won't be getting bipartisan support. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ p3 planters nuts, jerky and whaseeds.at? i like a variety in my protein. totally, that's why i have this uh trail mix. wow minty. p3 snacks. the more interesting way to get your protein. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. tech: when your windshield trust safelite autoglass..

earlier, i tell you right now, my first job in television, full time as a reporter in a small town in macon, was $12,500 a year. >> mine was $13,900. >> i was a little over $20, which means in a month and a half, big spender over here, in a month and a half, a facebook intern made what you made in an entire year the first year in the business. >> and we didn't get paid for an internship. >> and we liked it. >> and it served you well, clearly. >> up to $15,000 now, thank you very much. >> 6:16. could the 2024 olympics be in the city of angels. the olympic evaluation commission will be visiting los angeles for the next couple days, inspecting it for hosting credentials. the ioc president will give guidance in july on whether l.a. is worthy of hosting the 2024 olympic games. l.a.'s stiffest competition right now is in paris. you know, l.a. hosted the games when we were kids. you know, it was very cool. it would be nice because you have the venues in california. >> to be able to go down there, it would be cool. we're checking out a nice day, although considerably cooler. >> it's going to drop a

school board says they macon sell the team's entire upcoming season. >> abc7 news reporter wayne freedmanin jeopardy. >> reporter: at napa's memorial football stadium there is a lock. it is literal. for football players and their families, it may be figurative as well. >> it's incredible that they can make this decision for us and just kind of end all the plans that we've had. >> reporter: last night the napa unified school board announced it will cancel napa high's upcoming season if it cannot hire a coach by june 15th. players may want to make other plans. >> this is information for them because if we don't have a coach by june 15th, then that means that we might put the safety of the kids at risk. >> reporter: it is the latest development in a hazing scandal that has plagued the program since last fall. when the school board began expelling students and the district attorney's office began investigating, coach klay mont and his entire staff resigned. as one of those coaches told us today on condition of anonymity, quote, for them to pick a handful of guys as fall guys is not right. we

an australian at the front line, private james joseph macon, wrote to his mother and father in londonlomatic relations with the united states and the imperial and royal embassy at washington has been instructed to inform the department of state to that effect. while regretting under these circumstances to see a termination of the personal relations which he has had the honor to hold with the charge de affairs of the united states of america, he offers passport, at the same time the undersigned aveils himself the opportunity to reveal the charge de affairs. the u.s. declared war on austria-hungary. though there had hardly been any hostilities between the two countries, america's entry into the war and its subsequent diplomacy contributed greatly to austria-hungary's demise. >> the belgium prime minister and minister of war sent the following message by cable to president wilson. the belgian government decided in august 1914 to make an unprecedented application to your excellency. it was an act of faith and hope in the moral blunder of a republic friendly to belgium. our moral leader st

i was in france jurks afte after -- just after the election of macon. attempting to address that election, i was in berlin, germany's facing the same thing, the uk is experiencing the same thing with election coming up. we see this happening all across europe. russia is always doing this kind of things. they're doing it much more sophisticated through the use of cyber and other techniques. >> i have not tried to influence the outcome of our elections in the past the same way they did in 2016 as we heard from our intelligence community. do you think it will be helpful for congress to pass increase sanctions on russia that would be a response to what they did in our elections? there is a bipartisan bill in congress that's been introduced that would have a significant impact on russia. well, i would lead that to my former colleagues. i had to remove my policy hat which is not easy after a career in politics and putting on my intelligence hat. my goal, job now is to provide you the intelligence to make those decisions. i keep on having to correct myself, wh

we begin with prince harry and macon markel.'ve seen harry and meagan kiss. meagan was there to cheer him on. now, to the mtv movie and tv awards. some of the youngest stars generated the biggest buzz. the cast of "stranger things." when her name was announced, her co-stars burst with excitement. she gave a heartfelt speech. take a look. >> i want to thank the cast and crew for being my second family. and i want to thank -- [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to thank my family, paige, charlie, avery. i love you guys. and my mum and dad for being so supportive. >> the entire cast eventually taking the stage to accept their award for show of the year. congratulations to them. >>> and finally, harry styles. he released his video for "sign of the times" just minutes ago. tickets for his world tour were released by friday. and they sold out under two minutes. upset fans expressing defeat. we are giving everyone a chance to see harry styles tomorrow. he's going to take over the plaza, in 24 hours, 20 minutes, and 12 seconds. harry will

ie will say that everything th we do, we want to macon assistant with the law. so c the supreme court held and think the constitution recognizes and we've all recognized that having a patchwork of contradictory immigration laws is not helpful and won'te create the clarity need and create who is going to be accountable. so again, while i can't comment on that specific piece of legislation, i would again reiterate what the american immigration council said on arizona. thatar in the current environme it is unclear who is responsible for setting immigration enforcement priorities and who is responsible forwa their succs or failure. we want to change that. we want to make it clear the department ofhs justice is responsible, isdhs is responsib for setting immigration authorities and where states and local jurisdictions feel they can deviate from those priorities, that createsnf this patchwork of conflicting mandates that is unhelpful. >> i want to end on that note. i want to first of all thank everyone for your patience with us inat running a few minutes or time and t

i'm sure general macon is sitting right in front of me as an air force veteran is glad he has a fellow air force veteran sitting in your chair. we're so happy. we certainly look for a closer relationship and for a man that is governor, stood on the capitol steps during a severe drought and prayed for rain and shortly thereafter addressed record flooding, i definitely want to be closer to you if things go south. you've answered certainly most of my questions. the chairman had one on the cotton seed issue and that's very near and dear to me in louisiana. the ranking member brought up the state directorship of rural development and fsa and i think mr. crawford brought up the practical to replant issue which hit us right between the eyes in louisiana with the flooding last year, so i appreciate you addressing all those issues. the quick question i do want to ask is that with irrigation of rice, your agency has allowed that to become an insured crop and in louisiana we certainly appreciate that. as you know with the fur row irrigated rice, they tend to use the blast resistant seed and that'

they macon item isis. where is the radical foundation for this coming from?f the muslim brotherhood and countries that we consider to be allies that back the muslim brotherhood and hamas. pete: rather than lone wolf narrative whatever immediate network he had was supported by exterior network of radicals who inspire and infuse what these guys do? >> exactly. it's an insurgency that has support from governments and foreign groups and the good news about that instead of being random jihadys who read something radical and crime problem no this is a war with networks that you can dismantle, another example the father will admit is he a supporter of the libyan islamic fighting group linked to al qaeda that group had a network in the manchester area and then all the way back in libya. so when the younger brother gets arrested in libya, there is another part of that overall network right there. pete: interesting. president trump has been in europe talking terrorism. how important do you think his emphasis on radical islamic terrorism is for these european government