. >> captain william mahoney realized he had a major problem. so, the flight deck crew put out a stool where the nose could hit. mahoney put down the jet safely, a major feat, considering he couldn't see a thing. >> i can't see a stool. i didn't know it was there. i looked for it. i remember looking for it. and thinking, oh, boy. this is going to get interesting. >> mahoney says he didn't realize how much he was shaking until he got out of the aircraft carrier. >> he also says he didn't realize everyone had left the flight deck as a safety precaution until he saw his colleagues running over to congratulate him. >> i guess it's kind of good he didn't notice that. pretty impressive. >>> time, now, for sports. a suit steals the show at the nba draft. >> plus, the full highlights from team usa's loss to germany. we get that from neil and stan at espn. >> good morning, america. welcome to our "sportscenter" set here in los angeles. i'm stan verrett. this is neil everett. he's going to tell you about team usa. >> looks like i have bed head, don't i? d

in april reverend mahoney appeared on our show to discuss a face-to-face encounter he with massachusettsovernor deval patrick. >> you don't have a reunification plan. >> well, the sort of -- >> let me finish. we've appeared in court in off to have her sent home. >> let's see if they'll end this nightmare. parents know what's best for their children more than government or bureaucracy. >> by may 12th, the state ordered that justina could be removed from massachusetts, but not yet home to her family. justina arrived at a connecticut facility. the only thing standing between justina reuniting with her family was massachusetts's judge joseph johnson. justina pleaded with him. >> you can do it. you're the one judging this. please let me go home, judge johnson. >> finally, the judge signed the order on june 17th. her ordeal was finally over. she was returned to connecticut, back to her home, back to her family, and back to her life. >> ladies and gentlemen, it's my real pleasure to welcome justina to our show. s so glad you are here. also with us are her incredibly brave parents, lou and linda

in april, reverend mahoney discussed a face-to-face encounter he had with massachusetts governor duvallpatrick. >> i think she should be. >> then. let me say. >> we have appeared in court in order to have her sent home. >> we'll see if they can end the nightmare. >> parents know what is best for their children more than the government or bureaucracy. >> and may 12th, the state ordered that justinna could be moved from massachusetts but not home to her family. justina arrived in a connecticut facility and the only thing standing in between justina and her family was justice johnson. and justina pleaded with him. you can do it. you are judging it. please let me go home judge johnson. >> finally on judge 17th, the judge signed the order. she was returned to connecticut back to her home and back to her family and back to her life. ladies and gentlemen, it is my role pleasure to welcome justina pelletier to our show. (applause) so glad you are here. (applause) also with us are her incredibly brave parents. and sisters julia, jessica and jennifer. thank all of you for being here. what an hono

mahoney who had brought against 1937. so your tammany district leader investigator police for a reformer at an assertion. new york city history is very complicated. [laughter] >> if i could just ask one quick question. what role did he play in tammany hall? >> until 1929, tammany was on 14th street. i wish a good. but certainly it would've been a hangout at that time. [inaudible] >> sure. peter asked a typically question about that breaking with roosevelt. in 1932, all smith thought he had taken one for the team in the teen 28. everybody knew a democrat was going to win. franklin roosevelt has declared his candidacy after frankly three not necessarily spectacular years as governor of new york. he would've been the first to say that he simply biltong what al smith had handed 10 in 1928. so roosevelt declared early enough smith in february 1932 declares and i think he felt by rights he was entitled to it. roosevelt would have none of it. roosevelt employed ed flynn who is the leader of the bronx and charlie murphy's protÉge

. >> mahoney says he didn't realize how much he was shaking until he got out of the aircraft carrier. >> he didn't realize everyone had left the flight deck as a safety precaution until he saw his colleagues running over to congratulate him. >> pretty impressive. >>> time for sports. a suit steals the show at the nba draft. >> plus, the full highlights from team usa's loss to germany. we get that from neil and stan at espn. >> welcome to our "sportscenter" set here in los angeles. i'm stan verrett. this is neil everett. he's going to tell you about team usa. >> looks like i have bed head, doesn't it? usa/germany. the team's going to advance with a win or draw. you want to make the knockout. both teams can advance with a portugal/ghana draw. the loser advances in the tiebreaker with portugal and ghana. but thomas mueller, the goal right there beat tim howard. that's the only one that will beat howard. and the usa won't get any. but the usa advances to the knockout because portugal and christiristiano ronaldo beats g. >>> the other big story, the nba draft. number one, andrew wiggins to

bravo, captain mahoney.landed because everybody had gotten out of the way and then everybody came out to greet him. >> super, super story. >>> this is my favorite story. i was tweeting it. she's the best at the 800 meters and she's still pretty good, even, check this out, eight months' pregnant. the five-time national champion ran her usual race thursday at the u.s. outdoor championship. she said she didn't want to be lapped by the other runners but she made it twice around the track in 2:32. i've run the 800 before. that's a hard race and that was fast. >> wow. i'm looking at the video. they said she's fine. >> she looks good. >> that was really an awesome performance. >>> well, 60 young men are realizing their dream as the newest members of the nba. they were drafted last night. and on behalf of the league andrew picked a man whose career was cut short. >> his endless hard work and dedication as a dedicated basketball player and we wanted to make sure he fulfilled at least this part of his dream. so it giv

captain william mahoney and the crew had to improvise. he hovered over the landing spot. they put a padded stool that was created just for an event like this, to accommodate that and let him land safely. he couldn't see a thing. take a listen. >> i can't see the stool. i didn't know it was there. i didn't see it coming over the end of the ship. i looked for it. i remember looking for it and thinking, oh, boy. this is going to get interesting. >> mahoney says he didn't realize how much he was shaking until he stepped out of the jet when he got a hero's welcome from his colleagues. he had to sit to remember how to turn the jet off. that's how nervous he was. >> looked smooth. >> it bounced a little bit. if he couldn't see it, he sure nailed it. look at that. >> he stuck the landing. >> he sure did. >> he deserves a hero's welcome. >>> we're going to turn to my exclusive interview with president obama. comes at a tough moment in his presidency, with crises at our border and overseas. we talked about that as he traveled to minnesota for the first of what he's calling day in t

also addressing the gathering the robert mahoney of the committee to protect analyst called on egypt to release all 14 journalists it is holding behind bars. >> today as we speak there are 14 journalists in jail in egypt including the three al jazeera journalists. that makes egypt and on our reckoning, the biggest jailer of journalists in the arab world. more than syria where there are about 12. working for the release of all those journalists and we would urge the egyptian authorities to release them. and president sisi has it within his power to free them. >> in his first statement since being sentenced, journalist peter greste urged supporters to keep up pressure on the egyptian government, saying -- and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the supreme court has delivered a resounding victory for privacy rights in the age of smartphones. on wednesday, the court ruled unanimously that police mus

>> marine corps captain william mahoney was flying a jet and as he took off and retracted the wheels,his front landing gear had malfunctioned. he turned back around to the ship and flew over it and a fellow pilot confirmed that the front landing gear was stuck and told him about a new piece of equipment. you can see on the bottom of your screen if we drop the banner, the white thing that looks like large foot stool. he was told to land the plane on the deck with the jets' nose on that stool. not a lot of room for error when you talk about landing a jet loaded with combustible fuel. >> amazing. what could the pilot see when he was actually coming in for the landing? obviously he knew he was coming in on a stool, right? >> he did. he knew he was coming in on the stool but beyond that he couldn't see that. he was told to hover over the landing area and come down slowly. here's what he says happened next. >> i can't see the stool. i don't even know it's there. i didn't see it coming over the end of the ship. i looked for it. i remember looking for it. thinking, oh boy, this is going to ge

mahoney, is recognized for one minute. mr. mahoney: mr. speaker, it's with great honor that i welcome abbi eytan hammerman, temple beth shalom and serving as guest chaplain. he leads the temple at beth halom and serves his people in mahopac, new york. new york b.a. at the seminary and degree in political science. he served small and large congregations in baltimore, maryland, white plains, new york, and northern new jersey. in addition to serving as director of the jewish youth philanthropy institute in washington, d.c. rabbi hammerman has served the mahopac area and his leadership has united the community, no matter what their beliefs or background. not only a religious leader, he's long been a political leadership for justice and equality and especially for a reduction to the horrible plague of gun violence we see in our country. he's joined here today by his wife, rebecca, and his three beautiful daughters, ari, reena and lani, as well as his father and mother-in-law, margey and dr. steve hoffman. not only a religious leader, he's also

from mahoney asset management. john manley from wells fargo funds management. and our own rick santelli. welcome one and all. kelly, i want to start with you because you made the case that now is a good time from where you see it to take some profits that's different from the views of a couple of our other panelists which we'll get to in a moment. why do you say that? >> well, i think that we have to factor in some behavioral finance into the equation here. i do expect a pullback. we're going into the summer months which is typically very slow for the market. on top of that we've got the midterm elections coming up. and given the conduct of the government over the last several years, i expect more turmoil and more volatility. and the market doesn't like uncertainty. we're in the fifth year of this bull market. so i think that as far as the economic news we've heard as much good economic news as we're going to hear for a while so, i think people should take some profits off the table, and i am a big advocate of asse

it is incredible and we wish cap pin mahoney all the best.as a crazy amount of cleaning power and a pre-treat zap! cap that helps me get out pretty much any stain. can i help? aww. just kidding. she got me. [ female announcer ] now with new tide ultra stain release you can help remove 99% of everyday stains. [ female announcer ] now with new tide ultra stain release the bhershey's s'mores, together is hothe unmistakable taste that reminds us that life is delicious. >>> a very good morning to you. it is 9:26 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. jurors from los angeles deliberating today about whether the dodgers are responsible for the beating of giants fan, bryan stow. stowe was left brain damaged by a beating outside of dodgers' stadium three years ago and will require around-the-clock care for the rest of his life. the lawsuit claims the dodgers did not provide enough security at the stadium. >>> we could hear from the bay area man believed to be the mastermind behind two websites. investigators say that advertised prostitution. the websites have

tim mahoney is next to him and then honey well performance and technologies ceo darrius adonchick.how did i do? >> very well. >> a hundred years. >> pretty cool. >> and the evolution. >> it's changed a lot. both tim and darrius will tell you it was almost within two days of each other a hundred years ago it started. from that $40 billion company that's doing well. >> if there is a theme of the show it has to be energy. we are talking to tesla about lech are trick vehicles. the reason we have plants is we have biofuels to power aircraft. how different is the future of energy and emissions going to look than today? >> it could be different for number of reason ares. not just the energy efficiency side which we have a lot of work with. but something that the business leaders cooperated with. we flew planes. some at super sonic speeds. this one we flew across the atlantic to the paris air show using darrius's fuel on tim's plane. we had a nice combination. >> business synergies there. talk about the technology. we have a seed for the tree you have planted here. you use it to make green

it is incredible and we wish cap pin mahoney all the best.y stains. i'm gonna get you. but this new tide ultra stain release has a crazy amount of cleaning power and a pre-treat zap! cap that helps me get out pretty much any stain. can i help? aww. just kidding. she got me. [ female announcer ] now with new tide ultra stain release you can help remove 99% of everyday stains. [ female announcer ] now with new tide ultra stain release the bhershey's s'mores, together is hothe unmistakable taste that reminds us that life is delicious. >>> we're following several accidents that caused backups on area highways and things are improving. let's get an update from jillian mele. >> things are improving but this overturned tractor trailer closing the ramp 76 southbound to blue ridge southbound. the traffic you see coming by is coming from 76 eastbound. that ramp from 76 westbound is still closed. now, 95 for drivers in delaware we've seen big improvements out there all because of an overturned tractor trailer that we had blocking all lanes earlier this