own lyrics. >> june 9 meek mills second album came out and they have a sun together drake and meek millmeek found out that the verse that drake raps on the album drake didn't write. so drake you nou know meek was mad and went on twitter ten days ago and said hey this dude is not writing his own rap and drake didn't support his album. usually when are you in hip-hop you support each other. he deposit tweet out his album. he thought it was slight disrespect from drake. >> didn't meek mills call drake -- baby lotion soft. >> yes, well he came one this record you know meek tweeted and then drake came out with a song charged up. >> it was melo. >> and he call that soft baby lotion soft. >> and then. >> drake didn't like that. >> drake waited four days and dropped his you know second back-to-back freestyle and that was the one that caused stink. >> included a picture of joe carter with a walk-off home run from 1993. >> that was 1993. crushing our phillies. >> game sx i remember that gam game. >> by drake's blue jays. >> that was world series game. he put a lot of thought to this free stale st

that's what meek mill just accused drake of doing. this is a big deal, right? >> this is a big deal because this has long been a rumor that safaree wrote a lot of nicki minaj's lyrics and that's the biggest diss you can do in hip-hop. announcer: so what did safaree do about this beef? wrote a disk track, of course. raquel: he has this new disk track, called "life line." announcer: and in it he calls nicki out for not writing her own lyrics and goes in hard on meek, saying he's ugly, he's got a small penis, he's banned from his chinese restaurant and needs to eat more fruit. what? >> ♪ you out of shape anyway ♪ ♪ you need to eat a pear ♪ announcer: rappers are fat shaming now? harvey: rap is now, "eat a pear." i mean, seriously, that's rap now? announcer: apparently best way to diss your fellow rapper is to encourage them to take better care of themselves. hit it -- note your hair is lackluster your skin looks poor hey homie -- harvey: you need hydrate more. announcer: it's so rough, it's making me itch. come on, g -- harvey: exfoliate, bitch. announcer: so, tha

meeks and then i will introduce the witnesses. mr. meeks, you may proceed. >> thank you for putting this hearing together to provide us with an opportunity to openly examine current events in europe and how they will shape the european union's future. the future it seems, is becoming the present quickly. for many of us who work on europe and related issues in this house, events within the eu have come into sharp focus. the issues being sorted out are not new. however, the united kingdom always had a special relationship with the continental europe. the greek economy did not begin to show troubling signs yesterday. and the rise of extremist parties is not something new to europe. the question therefore is this are we seeing a restructuring of the european political system, or is this simply a necessary crack along the path to a more peaceful and united europe? a prime example in the situation in greece. this process is a reminder that the union is indeed a process and a club that demands cooperation, solidarity and compromise. it is mo

meek has not responded number one and two number drake is all over this i'll fill new quick.g on in new york city. one host likes drake. one host hates drake. drake sent bottle or bottles of champagne and continues credible. drake has type this feud to a whole other level. i'm not sure meek can recover. >> to pull off the. >> send that dj a bottle of baby location. >> did day. thursday, july 30, 2015. >> live from the fox 9 studios this is good day philadelphia. >> mike it's 8:00. you know what that means. >> it means we're kicking off philly idol. >> what's happening brother. >> i'll tell you they're all excited they're lining up and filling out the paperwork right now. and they're getting ready. they're warming up with guitar guitars. you guys had your phones out. you're kind of listening to the music and getting in your head and ready to go. >> yeah posting on facebook. >> you're ready. >> yeah. >> 8:00, ready to go. >> we ready. >> okay. quincy you have the first contestant correct? >> yes, i do. now this is nerve wraking the judges are right here our first contestant is

his former coach described him as meek. >> i observed him to be very meek, very i mean, that kid never frowns, i mean, he always smiles, always shook my hand, how are you doing i never heard him cuss. >> officials say abdul was not on any terror watch list. we do have live report for from chattanooga coming up in our 5:00 hour. >>> defense department is increasing security at several federal facilities out after bun dance of caution this the scene at the naval support center in philadelphia on the 700 block of robbins avenue in lawncrest, philadelphia police have added patrols to military sites throughout the city. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the chattanooga shooting rampage. as new details emerge, we will bring them to you on tv and on line at cbsphilly.com. >>> after finding him guilty of murder, jurors will decide if james holmes will get life in prison or the death penaltiment holmes stood silently as why the red guilty verdicts on all 165 count. twelve people were killed and 70 other injured in a movie theatre in aurora, colorado. monday marks third

meeks, and do you have a an opening statement? zbl >> i want to hear what the witnesses have to say. >> how about you, colonel? >> i just have a brief statement, since there's so much talk about greece. some of my questions -- my big concern. and russia, which has been using oil and gas to control europe. this is something that is not new. and, of course, if you look at the history and the cultural and historical ties, the byzantine empire, if you will, going back many years, that relationship kind of scares me. particularly with the offer to help out the greek economy. and that could drive a wedge between greece, of course, and everything that's going on. and they might reorient themselves to russia. and so my questions when we do get there will be oriented towards that as i've said. i'm very, very concerned about that. and as not just the eu but it's going to dwell into, of course, nato. so, thank you very much for being here today. i'm glad you had this hearing. >> thank you very much, colonel. and we have three witnesses with

joining me is gregory meeks, democrat from new york. he serves on the foreign affairs committee. you for being here, congressman. >> good being with you, rev. >> first let me ask you, what do you think about this deal? >> well you said it right in that it's historic. i think if people are going to be serious, members of congress are going to be serious about what their responsibilities are, you heard the word from the president. let's check it out. that's what we should be doing as members of congress. we should be going to vienna and talking to the iaea and the scientists and individuals who will be inspecting, whether or not they can do the job, because the objective is to prevent iran from having a nuclear weapon. and from what i'm hearing from the president, if we prevent iran from having the materials and the inspections, et cetera, from them having a nuclear weapon, then we've accomplished what we would have set out to accomplish 20 months ago when these negotiations took place. >> it's one thing to look at this deal with a critical eye, congressman meeks, some republicans

meeks: it would make it difficult for the coalition to hold together. the sanctions that have brought iran to agree to negotiations, when it was also an investor burns's testimony be pushed administration tried to get iran to negotiate and they would not at that time. there has been a tremendous, a change from what took place at the end of the bush administration because we did not have this outside unity with the p5 plus one but could relieve some of the pressure on iran. for me, the only thing i am looking at in these negotiations is what is the opportunity to stop iran from having a nuclear weapon? general hayden: i think the russians and chinese they did not want to be there in the first place. it was a high level of skill to get them into the circle to pressure the iranians. there is greater hope with the eu the french and germans although we have painted ourselves into a corner. for those to be undone would make it very difficult. mr. meeks: the problem is, well the negotiations were going on we were not in the room. who was demanding what within

. >>: "i observed him to be very meek, very -- i mean that kind never frowned. he always smiled.always shook my hand - 'hi, how are you doing?' i never heard him cuss. and, that's what shocked me today, when i heard -- when they actually showed a picture on the news -- and i looked at my phone and my eyes were just like -- wow! i can't >> reporter: abdula-zeez was born in kuwait. and educated at college in tennessee. his yearbook quote says. "my name causes national security alerts.what does yours do?" we're learning that he worked at a wire plant in franklin tennessee. and had called in sick - on both monday and tuesday this week. the national counter-terrorism center says it's seen nothing so far to connect him to any terror organization. >> reporter: today.jurors found colorado theater shooter james holmes.guilty on all counts of first degree murder. holmes was responsible for the massacre in an aurora movie theater in 2012. twelve people were killed and dozens were injured. his defense had been -- not guilty by reason of insanity. next.the same jury will decide whether holmes

connor meek lives in baltimore and was mugged recently in june his bike stolen from him. this week he wrote about his experience with the police in "the baltimore sun." he went to two -- not one -- but two baltimore police stations after this happened to him. they were both closed from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. he describes the resistance he received from several officers. he wrote this in part, "aside from world war ii or a nuclear attack there is no excuse for an urban police station to be closed for 12 hours a day. i felt violated and disrespected and i'm a young white male who had his bike taken from him. i can't imagine walking up to that door as a black female rape victim or a recent immigrant or a domestic abuse survivor and having bazooka joe rudely inform me that he wasn't really interested in taking visitors at this time." i spoke to two baltimore police officers anonymously and they admitted to me in the wake of everything that has happened that they have become more reactive and not proactive. and you say you've experienced this firsthand with your bike. can you

>> soon after, master deputy sheriff meeks and private 1st class buckner arrived on the unit to beginat she was flooding her cell and acting very irrational. i went up to the top tier of the unit. we made eye contact, and we exchanged some words and she pretty much told me what in the [ bleep ] was i looking at. i said sit down and be quiet. so from there i believe i ticked her off. >> when walker began spitting water through the slit in her door, meeks placed a magnetic strip, and she was able to poke it out to remove this section of the magnetic strip causing it to fall and at that time pfc buckner was passing through. >> this little crack right here. her mouth was right there and she spit right at me. luckily she missed my head, but got my arm and it went down. >> i was already spitting out water. >> i didn't intentionally do it. i'm still going to say i did it because she walked into my line of aim. this is water! >> yeah! definitely not going home no more. [ bleep ]. water. all of you are some -- call the emergency task force, a.k.a. s.w.a.t. on a 22-year-old female weighing 160

meeks karen -- meteorologist karen rogers is in for david murphy. >> reporter: i could use a portable fan but it's probably not in the budget. it's 85 degrees in philadelphia. warming up. 87, 8 is in richmond. the humidity has dropped a little bit it dropped to 62. 70 in washington, 66 in pittsburgh. it feels humid when you factor in the warm conditions, as well. satellite and radar showing we have a fair amount of clouds in the region, we're seeing sunshine break through. you see the showers that are to the southwest and right now in washington d.c. we'll see if some of them can make it. we'll see a spotty sprinkle or two in southern delaware. watching that through the day. the chance of a shower, even though we have a fair amount of clouds we have a sunburn alert uv index is is an an an aide. 86 degrees at 2:00 p.m. high 87. 5:00 p.m., 84 degrees, take a dip because it gets wetter tomorrow. the details in the seven-day forecast when i come back inside sarah. >>> faa is investigating a skydiving plan that landed in the middle of a new jersey highway. it landed on route 72. the small

so let's talk about that and more with democratic congressman gregory meeks of new york.come, sir. >> good being with you. >> first your reaction to this deal? >> well i think it's a huge deal as being reported. i think it's a significant deal and now the devil is in the details. i, as a member of congress have the responsibility of reading it evaluating it and talking to individuals about it. you know i plan on going to vienna and talking to people from the iaea and other scientists because the key is for me this deal is about stopping iran from having a nuclear weapon. so i want to be sure that's what this deal does. >> republicans have been sharply critical of this deal. in fact i interviewed senator lindsey graham earlier today and i will read you some of what he said. he said who in their right mind would allow the iranians to have industrial sized power program given their behavior. he says the president has just guaranteed the iranians in a 15-year perld williod will have a nuclear program to lead to a bomb. he said they're going to put money in their war machine,

for the meek so there's no political prosecution. they urged the world not to use prosperity as wealth. warning it breathe corruption and conflict. it's a message repeated throughout the tour. in meetings with the clergy and grassroots organizations representing the poor, whose causes he is championing. >>> coming up in this bulletin, we investigate the tribal allegiances to south sudan's 18 month conflict. meeting rural men ready to fight when called upon. and the u.s. army unveils cuts shifting towards smallest forces since inch. >>> good to have you with us i'm elizabeth puranam in doha. these are the top stories. in yemen, houthi rebels and forces backing the exiled president abd-rabbu mansour hadi agreed to a humanitarian truce. the pause in fighting starts until friday allowing aid to reach civilians. the ceasefire will last for a week until the end of the holily month of ramadan >>> the greek party to vote on a proposal who submitted a plan they hope will be enough to convince creditors to give it a third bail out. new taxes i

. >> if you come in and you look meek and mild, then those guys that are seasoned and have been here, they run games on you. they get you into debt. once you get into debt, if they are not soliciting sex from you, then they solicit that they have your family members to send you money. if that doesn't happen, then you get threatened with bodily harm. >> we met a number of predatory inmates at holman but few more memorable than steven parker, a self-proclaimed leader of a white supremacist gang. parker is serving life without parole for murdering his stepmother and attempting to kill his father. >> about six months ago, i cut a dude's throat down there in population. >> what happened? >> well, he was beating me out of some money. and me and him worked a deal and i kept going back to him. and i said, you need to pay me my [ bleep ] money. you need to pay me what you owe me. and he knew me from other prisons. he knew what would eventually happen if he didn't pay me. and i finally got tired of it and went and cut his throat. >> parker has assaulted numerous other inmates and staff members.

citizen born in kuwait, living with family near chatting into a his former coach describes him as meek. >> he always smiles, always shook my hand, how are you doing? i never heard him cuss. that's what shocked me. this is a look at his high school year book his quote says my name causes national security alerts. what does yours do? >> robbery suspect is critically injured after shoot-out with police in delaware county. it happened on the 6400 block of market street in mel born. police say the suspect robbed this grocery store. when police approached the suspect, walking toward 63rd street, investigators say, that suspect opened fire. wounding the suspect. no officers were injured. >> 5:34 fight between two south jersey men and softball tournament, in delmarva. >> yes, police have the evidence from someone who shot all of this on his cell phone jan carabeo from the sat center, but who does this, jan, good morning. >> two some injuries i parent facing serious charges see in the end got into this all out brawl outside every youth softball tournament on the eastern shore of maryland. >> tw

of the freedom foundation of minnesota annette meeks. >> good afternoon. i hope you're all having a wonderful day. we're thankful to be a sponsor of such an important event. i'd like to personally thank bob and the rest of the family leader organization for hosting this terrific opportunity for iowans to hear from national leaders. my name is sarah bowman. i'm the president and chairman of iowa conservatives against gambling expansion. i'm the wife of an iraq war vet. my husband, david. [applause] i'm a mother of four wonderful boys all under the age of 9. and we have a baby due just before the iowa caucuses. [applause] i'm a life long iowan daughter of mike and sherry bowman from glidden, iowa, and we still have our farm in our family. after working beside many of you in iowa politics, i became concerned about what was happening in our state. frankly, i saw what compulsive gambling was doing to our state, our culture, and how it was affecting my neighbors. after doing some research on my own, i decided to do something about it last june. i started the iow

for the meek so this that there is no political persecution so it's a fair government. >> reporter: inn't rememberbolivia.the pope urged the wall not to view prosperity as material wealth warning it only breeds conflict it's a message he has repeated throughout his south american tour in meetings with grassroots organizations representing the poor whose causes he is championing. lucia newman, al jazerra. >>> tributes are being paid to the world's longest serving diplomat who has passed away. he was the veteran foreign minister of saudi arabia. sonya gallegos looks back at the 75 year old's globetrotting career. >> reporter: he was the world's longest serving foreign minister. his career spanned almost 40 years. he has seen the world change global leaders come and go, including his own. he served under four saudi kings. advancing the kingdom's foreign policy especially after the attacks of 9/11. when 15 out of the 19 highjackers were known to be saudi nationals. he was also part of saudi arabia's effort to his lessen iran's influence in the region including the conflict in syria where s

obviously it's traded true meek it's been weak and stayed down. zenith of the transports was the day opec said they weren't going to cut. let's look at some charts and try to figure it out. the issue here is some of the big names that really haven't fallen apart look as though they are going to succumb as well. just sort of a preamble here. this is a long-term chart since the ronald reagan bull market began. you have basically such epic outperformance. even now the transports down, as much as they are. this spread presumetively is not sustainable. that's the long-term setup that's still in effect, at least what i see. ups, a big name. obviously some. rails have been quite weak, but this looks like it's going to finally join some of the real weakness. my eye, plain chart. sees this, right? so you can no lines. can you draw list lines and each to his own you can draw them any way you want. let's take those away and put these in. again, you can see nothing or you can see something that looks as though it's going to hover at these lows and break. that

gregory meeks of new york. >> thank you mr. chairman. let me first ask -- i was listening to ambassador burns' testimony. during his testimony, one of the things that he highlighted was if the united states had walked away we just said no. and the other partners were trying to strike a deal -- i guess my first question to general hayden. do you think we should walk away even if that meant the disillusion of p5+1 and unity we have had for the last 20 months sm would you walk away from such a deal? >> mr. meeks i think what's happened, if we did that today it would dissolve the unity of p5+1. we would be blamed for it. that's a corner we have painted ourselves into. >> right now though you would agree then it would make it quite difficult to hold the coalition together if we walked away. we could get blamed therefore the sanctions that have brought iran to agree to negotiations when i think it was also ambassador burns testimony that the bush administration tried to get iran to agree to negotiations. they would not at that time. so there's

nia meeks, communications executive. >> good morning. >> good morning, nia. >> brian tierney, marketing executive. >> how are you? >> good morning, brian. >> morning. >> harold jackson, the editor of the inquirer editorial page and a guest panelist for us this morning. harold, welcome to "inside story." >> glad to be here, matt. >> thank you for joining us. and, also, ed turzanski, foreign-policy analyst. good morning, ed. now, we now know that bill cosby admitted under oath that he obtained quaaludes to give to women he wanted to have sex with. didn't go any further in that in terms of his statement. now, this admission happened in a deal with former montgomery county district attorney bruce caster. now, back in 2005, caster did not think he had enough evidence to prosecute cosby on a woman's claims that he sexually assaulted her at his cheltenham mansion. caster says he told cosby he would not prosecute him if he gave a sworn disposition, which is where this statement took place. 10 years later, what do you think about caster's decision back then in 2005, nia. >> i think he cut the be

they seem up aware that america's strength is ebbing or they are too meek to confront was that fundamentalnsfer may be that president obama sought when he hook office 7 years ago we seal what happens to the questions that are asked over course of this campaign. quote of the evening. in a let in 1863. he said, honor to the soldier and sailor everywhere who bravely bears his country cause honor also to citizen who cares for his brother in the feel, and sers as best he can the same cause. honor to him only less than to him who braves for the common good the storms of heaven and storms of battle. we're coming right back. stay with us. >> coming up more market madness, "wall street journal" halts china crashes and then recovers, europe waits for greece. what are we to make of this? this is next. >> and a wild chase police cruiser chasing another police car, and for a this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and s

meek marquette is on pole position in germany's grand prix after his best qualifying of the season.now qualified for 60s in a row and he'll start along side teammate pedroza. >> this is always a good rhythm. this will feel really good. it's very important. >> that is our news. we'll be back with a full bulletin of news. stay with us. >> this is it. eurozone finance chief to decide once and for all whether to save greece from bankruptcy. hello there i'm felicity barr. and this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up: serbia prime minister is attacked as anger boils over at the memorial for europe's greatest atrocity since world war ii. plus: a humanitarian truce in yemen is broken by both sides just hours

. >> certain talking about the meek mill and drake battle going on and i was looking at some responsestastic response from tyra banks. she doesn't know she has responded. >> exactly. >> we need to talk about this. let's talk great painting hite of media, pennsylvania. >> apparent picasso fan steals an art replica across the vitae from pub welcome surveillance. >> he house. the famous artwork is placed in public places. empty post outside media elementary post used to be home to 0,000 reproduction of picasso selfportrait. last weekend, gone. >> fist off they had too map many drinks. second off disgrace of the neighborhood. >> immaturity. just what juveniles do. if you're adult and do it, you need to learn a lesson. >> we taked media police. >> yeah, we learned from them that the stolen painting has been turned in. but police won't say who brought it back because apparently they're still looking for it. they're looking for the the thieves but they brought it back how do we know it was not the thief that brought it back and he felt bad. >> i think that's what. >> but i guess they deposit

meeks, you've got one last -- >> sorry. it seems though from what i'm hearing, that the risk to the united states as far as us it's minimal if anything. it's not substantial. and the likelihood of us having to pay anything especially with the special fund that the europeans have set up to make sure the imf is paid. the only exposure we would have is through the imf and that seems to be backed up already by the eu in this agreement saying that they are going to make sure that the imf is paid. that would leave zero dollars that the united states is -- as far as being -- is that not correct? >> i absolutely -- it's very important for me to emphasize that the imf is the senior creditor and there will be a firm commitment by the euro area to ensure the imf is paid off and the actual exposure to the u.s. is as you said close to zero. >> i remember when we bailed out mexico -- >> you had your time already. >> all of the money went into american banks that never actually left our shores at all. >> all i know, is what we had a finan

. >>> no meek roe aggressions toward care hall, but there are definitely microclimates in the forecast, and very hot. >> look at livermore, 110 degrees, i know you felt it. tough unbearably hold. 104 in concord. fremont reaching 98 degrees, even warm in san francisco. so we do still have these heat advisories in effect. that continues until 9:00 for all of these areas shaded in red. that's when those areas is where you want to pay attention to the heat. and take care of the pets too. look at the temperature in pleasanton. it is 96 degrees. we haven't even hit noon yet, but we see the wide range of temperatures. it is now 64 degrees, so there are still some cool spots in the east bay as well as the rest of the bay area. 975 degrees now in the north bay, 70 in san francisco. we've also see the low clouds is it ilhotting on to parts of the san francisco area and the winds coming onshore have been about 10 maybe 15 miles an hour really not a strong breeze that would bring us nice cool air, so the highs continue to climb as we see the high today in san how sigh reaching 97. 9 financial dist

meeks, you have one last -- >> well, i mean -- i'm sorry. it seems as though, from what i'm hearing, that the risk to the united states as far as us, it is minimal, if anything. it is not substantial. and the likelihood of us having to pay anything, especially with the special fund that the europeans have set up to make sure the imf is paid because the only exposure is through the imf and that seems to be backed up already by though eu in the agreement saying they are going to make sure the imf is paid so that would leave $0 that the united states -- as far as being -- is that not correct? >> yes. it is very important to emphasize the imf is the super senior creditor and this will be a firm political commitment by the creditor to make sure the imf is paid back and the exposure to the united states is close to zero. in fact it is zero. [ inaudible ] >> you had your time already. >> and all of the money through american banks that never left our shores at all. >> and all i know is we had a financial crisis also in the united states in 2008, an

tom meeks i mean are you nuts? are you just flat out nuts? in an he can his big with monster trucks. >> and a fire. >> that's evil knievel stuff. >> full hours of enter taken many news coming up next. >> back here at 4:00 a.m. fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia" tomorrow morning. >> your powerball lotto drawing is next.

meeks and stokes, come here! signed up for story time. >> stokes. >> stokes? this is story time request -- or application. so, do you have more than one child? >> i have four. >> are they all at the same house? no? okay. she's got some extras for you. you have to fill out one for each household. >> all right, thank you. >> okay? you're welcome. >> stokes has served two prior prison terms and will soon return to serve six years for false impersonation. he has four daughters by three women. but the first story he records will be for the daughter he's closest to. 7-year-old emilee. and he's just written a letter to tell her about story time. >> emilee, what's up, baby girl? i love you so much. daddy misses you so much. bunches. how is mommy doing? i heard you were doing great in school and that you're the smartest kid in your class. i'm so proud of you. i feel very happy when i know you're doing so well. i signed up for a class today so i can read stories on tape and send them to you so you can hear me. i hope that

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. >> credited with launching careers like 50-cent and meek mill called the king maker.als the secret to his success. ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 10:30 breaking news out of the city's kensington section. shots fired again. philadelphia police say someone shot a man near somerset and hancock streets. he was rushed to temple university hospital. now we do know that he is in stable condition. we do not know however any word of any arrests. >>> a construction mess right in the heart of center city. roads are torn up. parking spaces cut off as one of the city's biggest convention social security underway. president barack obama is going to have to pardon our dust when he visits tomorrow. >> got quite a bit of the president comes here a couple of times a year but a hope hasn't been here in generation with two months to go bruce gordon has the push to get our city looking good. >> reporter: traffic on arch street near the pennsylvania convention center is rarely free flowing. these days it's even more jammed than usual. >> kind of messy. it's hard to ride a bike around here. >> report

nia meeks, communications executive. >> good morning. >> good morning, nia. >> brian tierney, marketingow are you? >> good morning, brian. >> morning. >> harold jackson, the editor of the inquirer editorial page and a guest panelist for us this morning. harold, welcome to "inside story." >> glad to be here, matt. >> thank you for joining us. and, also, ed turzanski, foreign-policy analyst. good morning, ed. now, we now know that bill cosby admitted under oath that he obtained quaaludes to give to women he wanted to have sex with. didn't go any further in that in terms of his statement. now, this admission happened in a deal with former montgomery county district attorney bruce caster. now, back in 2005, caster did not think he had enough ev

meeks you have one last -- >> well, i mean -- i'm sorry. it seems as though, from what i've hearing, that the risk to the united states as far as us, it is minimal, if anything. it is not substantial. and the likelihood of us having to pay anything, especially with the special fund that the europeans have set up to make sure the imf -- because the only exposure is through the imf and that seems to be backed up already by the e.u. in the agreement saying they are going to make sure the imf is paid so that would leave $0 that the united states -- as far as being -- is that not correct. >> yes. it is very important to emphasize the imf is the super senior creditor and this will be a firm commitment by the creditor to make sure the imf is paid back and the exposure to the united states is zero or close to zero. >> i remember when we bailed out mexico. >> you had your time already. >> and all of the money through american banks that never left our shores at all. >> and all i know is we had a financial crisis also in the united states in 2008 and

. >> link coach describes him as meek. >> always smiles always shook my hand, how are you doing?im cuss. that's what shock me. >> a look at his high school year book. his coach says my name causes national security alerts. what does yours do? >> 6:34, and two south jersey men are in trouble after this fistfight is caught on camera. >> all happened at softball tournament in maryland. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live for us in the cbs-3 sat center to pick up this story. hey, jan? >> good morning, these two south jersey parents are facing pretty serious charges today. they got into this all-out brawl earlier this week, and it appears that this dispute stemmed from some sort of argument they were having about their daughters' softball team. >> two south jersey men are about to find themselves locked in a knock-down drag out fistfight. this was the scene that unfolded wednesday night, just outside of the opening ceremony for youth softball tournament in saulsbury marylandment it was captured by an eyewitness, and post today social media. this video has now gone viral. garne

more meek than normal. >> i guess we are all glad it was just a 4.0. a very populated area there. a lot of people calling in amount lot of people felt that quake. it was a 4.0 at 2:41. >> another big story we're following disturbing new details about mark muller. a man accused in a dublin home invasion. that case was dismissed as a hoax. court documents indicate the case in dublin was real. >> reporter: we have your daughter. those chilling words allegedly said by matthew muller. he allegedly entered the home's master bedroom and confronted the sleeping victims just before 3:30 a.m. on june -- told the couple to turnover. lay face down on their beds and put their hands behind their backs. according to court records a flashlight was pointed at the husband and a red lacer pointer at the wife. >> your daughter is fine sir. that young adult woman had been asleep. they now belief musclier may have been intending to kidnap her. muller allegedly hit the man and took off. police say they were able to track him from a cell phone left at the scene eventually arresting him at his parents sou

meeks made a point also that i wanted to echo which is you know, not knowing what went on in the ruling with our partners makes some of the deal un-- not understandable to me. because this is one of my -- i don't mean to simplify what is a 70-page agreement that has taken literally years to get to this point, but this is one of my biggest anxiety points that has been raised, which is we're going to give iran billions of dollars. they are going to continue their terrorism all over the world. and then at the end of 15 years, they are allowed to continue to enrich so this is part that i don't understand. what happens in 15 years? i know we will -- i suspect that we are going to know more, which is a good thing, but is iran going to be nicer or are they going to be less susceptible to economic sanctions? that is to me -- that is a sticky point. then on the other side of the coin, though, to me, another anxiety point is, you know, if we walk away and went to let's put more sanctions on, do you think a us versus them approach in other words, i know we need our partners to help us with these s

. >>> the s&p 500 sporting a rather meek gain this hour of about seven points.evertheless nine of the ten seconders are in green led by health care and the lone lag argued, the utilities down nearly a third of 1%. >> gold prices are closing out trade right now. we're currently sitting at 1154ed to the downside. silver, copper palladium and other metals all moving to the downside. to the bond market where rick santelli joins us at the cme. rick? >> well i'll tell you what, mandy. the action today was all at 8:30 eastern. we saw the retail sales which was definitely on the soft side. as you can see on the intraday chart yields moved lower and we've been dancing around this 2.40 level ever since. remember, only eight basis points from a new high closing yield for the year but it might take a while to break through it. below the market we have two areas of big importance, 2.17 where we settled and the whole area from 2.25 up to 2.32. look at dollar index, real since january of this year what will jump out at you is we have good support right around that 97.40 area,

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the shocker was at that time the very meek and cowardly and indecisive to hear was terrified of gettinginvolved in anything that might endanger him given the power of the u.s. and britain he really had no choice in the end. kermit roosevelt had to use a lot of means to twist his arm pretty brought several people in to apply pressure on the shot. one of them was none other than general h. norman schwarzkopf the father of the gulf war general. general schwarzkopf have been a very flamboyant military figure in iran during the 1940s when the shah was a young man and still had great influence over him. their meeting was amazing. the state department had given schwarzkopf that cover mission of visiting american installations in the region so that his visit to iran would not arouse suspicion although brought immediately figured out what was up and printed a story denouncing it. he went in to meet with the shah and orrell palace. the shah was so terrified of microphones that he wouldn't say a word to schwarzkopf and he just gestured. he then pulled a table away from the wall himself in the gran

meeks made a point that i wanted to echo which is not knowing what went on in the room with our partners makes some of the deal not understandable to me. this is one of my -- i don't mean to simplify what is a 70-page agreement that has taken so many literally years to get to this point but this is one of my biggest anxiety points raised which is we are going to give iran billions of dollars. they are going to continue their terrorism all over the world. and then at the end of 15 years they are allowed to continue to enrich. so this is the point i don't understand. what happens in 15 years? i suspect we will know more which is a good thing. but is iran going to be nicer? or are they going to less acceptable to economic sanctions? that's to me a sticking point. on the other side of the coin, though, to me another anxiety point is if we walk away and we went to let's put more sanctions on, do you think an us versus them approach in other words, i know we need our partners to help us with these sanctions, do you think they would be amiable to you have to be with us or there will be other ec

meeks. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary i want to go somewhere else, i think i have to say, from what you were talking about, you know, how we're better off than we were six years ago, i wish my colleagues had talked about the person, when they had the opportunity to stop the person that drove the car into the ditch in the first place, that caused us to have this debt and all this problem. so we're going to get you out of this ditch i didn't drive you in. and you start pushing them to get them out of the ditch you might not be going 100 miles an hour yet, you're going maybe at 50, now you're no longer in that ditch, you're out of the ditch, and you're moving in the right direction. but yet you want to blame the person that is getting you out of the ditch instead of the one that put you in the ditch in the first place that's where we are today, we're in a ditch in 2008 and now we're driving ourselves out of the ditch, that is where we are today. let me go to where i really want to go to, mr. secretary. dealing with

in mississippi, arkansas, some of the other states that were still outstanding and therefore it is meek as the supreme court did in loving versus virginia. cleaning it up. moving forward. what do i see moving forward? i see a lot of things until i get yanked time wise. so one thing. i do think the big take home point for obergefell is how broadly are we going to understand the liberty jurisprudence clause and i would read the majority similar to how i read lawrence and casey which is unclear in this case. this is a post hobbs ianian argument. it makes a structure for americans to make life choices which allow them to flourish. this is libertarian, at least the way anthony kennedy and bill espege understands it. further, this is where kennedy ties in the equal protection idea, that structure cannot be arbitrarily denied to minorities and more importantly, he would include religious minorities as well as sexual and gender minorities. religious minorities going forward. can this be relevant? and this is a question, to the abortion choice issues that are going to be confronting the court, s

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. >> it is amazing, joe and meek yachlt joyce mitchell waking up here at the county jail for the firstuments obtained by nbc news, we hear from mitchell herself explain why she did it and why she backed out. >> are you pleading guilty because you are, in fact guilty? >> reporter: for the first time joyce mitchell's confession obtained by nbc news detailing in her own words over the course of 20 hours what she did for convicted killers richard matt and david sweat and why. i was caught up in the fantasy, she said. i enjoyed the aterngs the feeling both of them gave me and the thought of a different life. >> matt got her to feeling good about herself, better than she had for a period of time. and she was swept off her feet a bit. >> reporter: she got to know matt and sweat from her work in the prison taylor shop giving them rum and coke and then performing sex acts on matt and sending them both x-rated notes and pictures of herself. she admitted smuggling in tools like hacksaw blades drill bits chisels, padded gloves and glasses with lights. at first she said she thought they were using

. >> well, listen meek it gets to, do you believe the ayatollah?on on israel the stated position the day the deal was announced. the day za riff was standing next to john kerry announcing the deem ayatollah was recommitting his countries and himself to the destruction of is ralg. so do you believe him? >> do you believe there is a split in the iranian political hierarchy? >> i believe there are people that run the country. >> he runs the country. >> the ayatollah runs the country. >> nicole, if you believe the stated position of the ayatollah that he wishes to destroy israel and wipe it off the map, you must also believe the stated position of the ayatollah and the iranian leadership that they will never build a nuclear bomb right? if that's what we're going by in assessing the deal. >> well, listen i don't have a vote, but the congress is going to look at this. i think the way people counting votes look at this is the republicans are opposed. democrats are getting a lot of pressure from their president, who put this as a choice between war or supp

>> well, meek yashgs i'llika, i'll tell you.s and gentlemen, boys and girls, tonight at 10:00 on spike tv you could be watching something great or you could be watching the demise of a promising young man's career. >> oh, no! >> tonight, along with ll cool jay, willie geist is engaged with andy kohen in a lip sync battle. >> oh, no! ♪ >> oh, my god! you're good. you were shimmying. >> thank you very much. >> you get two songs on the show. first one in your civilian clothes. i went with dolly. and then they give you a costume for the second. ll is the host of the show. it is a move that could have gone either way. i really enjoyed it. you have to watch tonight. >> oh, my gosh. >> andy goes bananas. >> he does? >> backup dancers, full costume mullet wig leather outfit. >> come on! >> andy kills it! you have to watch to see who wins. >> why didn't you wear the leather costume you were wearing over the weekend? wh i saw you? >> i can't believe you would say that on tv. that show is so much fun by the way. jimmy fallon and the execut

. >> meek yashgs letika, let's move on. >> honey you need some tea. >> good segue. >> as for the democratsa brand new poll finds 39% of americans have a favorable view of hillary clinton compared to nearly half who say they have a negative opinion. that's an eight point increase in the unfavorable rating from the ap -- what's that? >> is that americans? i think that is actually democrats or it is americans? >> americans. >> okay. conducted at the end of april. the poll also finds that 7 in 10 democrats gave clinton positive marks and 11% drop from their april survey. nearly a quarter of democrats now say they see clinton in an unfavorable light. this as another poll shows clinton above water with her favorability ratings, 52% of all americans now have a favorable view of the democratic front-runner in the new abc news/"washington post" survey that is kbard to just 45% in may. joe? >> the trustworthiness is in the 30s now. we'll see how it goes. there is always an ebb and flow to this. hillary is doing better in some polls. bill kristol, when your trustworthyiness goes from the low 40s to t