and if anything, meredith's british friends suggested that maybe meredith was a little bit uncomfortable about certain issues of hygiene or -- but these were not issues that were going to ever lead to any kind of violence. they never -- they never led to any kind of aggressive communication between us. that never happened. >> the judge believes that there were three people who did this. he says the blood is suggestive of it, that rudy guede had free hands and if he had free hands he must not have been alone. that the dna evidence from rafael sollecito is there on the clasp and that shows he was trying to take off her clothes or manipulate her somehow and that there had to be a third person and that the dna of footprints that he believes are yours and your boyfriends prove that there were three of you in the room that night. why is he wrong? >> well, let's break that down. we have a bra clasp that independent court-appointed experts claimed was not reliable evidence because it was 46 days after the crime scene had been gone through of the csi of italy. and after police had tromped through

left traces of myself around meredith's corpse. and i am not there. and that proves my innocence. >> she is obviously referring to dna. what do you make of this? she is standing by her story. >> i think her level of emotion is indicative of how surprising this result is in the motivation, in the decision of the judge. >> it is surprising to her? >> it is very surprising to her. because this judge goes farther than any judge before. the knife being the murder weapon, her being the killer, these are all things that are familiar. the way the judge describes that her dna on the hilt of that knife, that is the murder weapon even though it was dismissed before. he believes all three, rudy guede, the man convicted, and her boyfriend, all conspired to kill meredith kercher and it is amanda knox that delivered the final blow. >> this has been her life, from the time she was 20 years old to now. i want to play some of the exchange. she has been able to carve out a life. you talked to her about this.

on meredith's body, around meredith's body. his hand prints and footprints in her blood. none of that exists from me. and if i were there, i would have had traced of meredith's broken body on me. and i would have left traces of myself around meredith's corpse. and i -- i am not there. and that proves my innocence. >> those are the big points that this judge makes. there are others. and there's also another man who judged you before who wants to weigh in on this case. and we have a statement from him. you're going to want to hear it. we're going to have that right after we take a break here and return with the trials of amanda knox. stay with us. honestly, i'm pouring everything i have into this place. that's why i got a new windows 2 in 1. it has exactly what i need for half of what i thought i'd pay. and i don't need to be online for it to work. it runs office, so i can do schedules and budgets and even menu changes. there are others. stay with us. there are others. stay with us. learn about it at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your p

on meredith's body, around meredith's body. his hand prints and footprints in her blood. none of that exists from me. and if i were there, i would have had traced of meredith's broken body on me. and i would have left traces of myself around meredith's corpse. and i -- i am not there. and that proves my innocence. >> those are the big points that this judge makes. there are others. and there's also another man who judged you before who wants to weigh in on this case. and we have a statement from him. you're going to want to hear it. we're going to have that right after we take a break here and return with the trials of amanda knox. stay with us. be a sound sleeper, or...l you 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 sleep right. breathe right. ♪ aflac, aflac, aflac! ♪ [ both sigh ] ♪ ugh! ♪ you told me he was good, dude. yeah he stinks at golf. but he was great at getting my claim paid fast. how fast? mine got paid in 4 days. wow. that's

i don't think meredith kercher let him in.eople with keys around were you because the roommates were gone. it was you and him. he did a holding down because of collapse with his dna on it, the bra collapse. but he didn't kill. it's the kitchen knife, your dna is on it, so you did it and you cut her on the neck and you killed her. end of story. do you buy it? >> chris, you've just given the -- this prosecutorial airing once again. they made a mistake. every single thing you've just said has been disproven. the dna on the bra collapse, not there. the knife was something that a cop just picked out of a kitchen drawer because it looked large. the dna is not on it. forensic experts in the second trial where there was an acquittal or the appeal decided that it didn't exist. what you have here is something that happens all over the world. it's not an italian phenomenon. when prosecutors make mistakes they don't like to turn around and admit it. and that's what happened in this case. when they -- they rushed to judgment. when they fou

body, around meredith's body. his handprints and footprints in her blood. none of that exists for me. if i were there, i would have had traces of meredith's broken body on me, and i would have left traces of myself around -- around meredith's corps, and i am not there and that proves my innocence. >> now we will have much more of chris cuomo's interview of amanda knox in the next half hour. you want to see what else amanda knox told us at cnn. >>> authorities have just announced they've brought down what they call a sextorsion ring. investigators from the u.s., u.k. and hong kong, they say they've arrested 58 people. authorities say they lured victims into online sex chats and black mailed them from exposing them to friends and family. this was triggered after a british teenager killed himself last year because of the black mail. >>> trading blame over benghazi, republicans accuse the obama administration of trying to cover up the cause of an attack that killed a u.s. ambassador and three other americans. we'll br

i didn't know meredith. i met her once, and i didn't speak with meredith.o reason to have any argument or have any participation, than really living inside the nightmare. it is very hard for me to go on, to live my life day by day, and live with this burden on me. >> amanda talked to our chris cuomo yesterday. and i want to play you a little bit about what she said. >> right now, me and raphael together are fighting for our innocence. and i -- like i said, i truly believe that that can happen. it is only speculation that convicts us. it is evidence that acquits us. >> she says that you and she are fighting for your innocence together. is that true? the way you see is that you're fighting together? or are you saying that you were not barely there, you didn't know her or meredith? >> i am working beside myself in this tragedy. i'm in italy. and she is very far. i appreciate her fighting also for me. but i am dealing with my lawyers and my legal team by myself. >> john, let me bring you in here. from a legal standpoint, do you want to separate raphael's case f

i didn't know meredith. i met her once and i didn't speak with meredith. i had no reason to have any argue or have any participation. i'm really living inside a nightmare, and it's really hard for me to go on, to live my life day by day with this burden on me. >> amanda talked to our chris cuomo yesterday, and i want to play you a little bit about what she said. >> right now, me and raffaele together are fighting for our innocence. and i, like i said, i truly believe that that can happen. it's only speculation that convicts us. it's evidence that acquits us. >> she says that you and she are fighting for your innocence together. is that true? is that the way you see it, that you're fighting together, or are you now basically trying to separate yourselves, saying, look, i wasn't there, i barely knew amanda, i didn't know meredith. are you saying it more separate now? >> i am working by myself inside of this tragedy in italy. i am in italy, and she is very far. i appreciate her fighting also for me, but i am dealing with my lawyers and my legal team by myself

body, around meredith's body. handprints and footprints in her blood. none of that exists for me, and if i were there i would have had traces of meredith's broken body on me and i would have left traces of myself around -- around meredith's corpse. and i -- i am not there. and that proves my innocence. i did not kill my friend. i did not wield a knife. i had no reason to. i was in the month that we were living together we were becoming friends. a week before the murder occurred we went out to a classical music concert together, like, we had never fought. and the idea, i mean, he's brought up lots of things. crazy motives. >> with me now chris cuomo and wendy walsh a psychologist and author. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> chris, knox seemed passionate and angry. is she different from the last time you interviewed her? >> she's a year older. i think that she is laboring under the anxiety of what happens in this. and, of course, she's fighting two battles or at least, you know, one

he believes amanda knox stole money from meredith. the man who believes did it ended up being convicted and says meredith accused her of stealing it. he's relying largely on the statement of a convicted killer. >> not really a statement we like in courtrooms in america. the other thing sort of perplexing, these judges seem to be fighting amongst themselves very publicly and using strident language to ugt the other's work is substandard. >> unusual here, more unusual there. the work being substandard, this judge is saying about the judge who acquitted, helmann, he is saying you looked at it wrong. hellmann is retired and more free to say what he wants. >> every time i look at the picture, she's such a beautiful woman and you can't escape that. she says so much of this is because of my looks. what's her life like right now? do we know what her american life is like? >> he word for amanda knox used for good and bad connotation is frozen. it came up how she behaved during the time emotionally she didn't seem where she should be. it has to

meredith manning. >>> hi, my name is meredith manning. i'm from the art san francisco, resource for people with disabilities and we wholeheartedly support this effort that cathy and her team is putting together. in fact, we've been supporting them through testimonials. there was a lot of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities as uncomfortable as anyone else. in fact, one of our folks who was there the entire 25 days is being interviewed on monday by one of cathy's staff. and we're also going to be functioning as a beta test site for the exhibit to make sure that our folks are comfortable interacting with the exhibits. and providing sites, you know, both our sites with the arf san francisco and community partners. we are really excited to be part of this. what i thought -- i just wanted to mention to you folks, you're probably thinking way ahead about the a-d-a anniversary and highlighting section 504. but for our part at the arc and just supporting longmore institute, this is a real opportunity to think about celebrating

knox vehemently denies killing her roommate, meredith kercher, telling "new day's" chris cuomo there's no evidence to back up the conviction, and she is determined to see her name cleared. >> i had truly believed that this court was going to find me innocent. no new evidence had been presented, and i did not expect this. and i'm incredibly hurt and disappointed to read what they're saying is true but is so clearly not. and i guess my only hope is that people are going to see all of the flaws that are throughout the entire document that justifies this verdict. >> knox tells chris she is still haunted by how people perceive her. earlier this year, a court in florence reinstated her murder conviction and sentenced her in absentia to 28 1/2 years in prison. >> such an interesting, interesting decision. >>> all right, we do have breaking news this morning. a very dangerous situation right now on the streets in ukraine. troops and pro-russian protesters, they've been battling it out all night. we'll bring you the latest from the scene, just ahead. >>> breaking news this morning. investigator

we mentioned that meredith baker left the fcc to go to comcast.'s leaving comcast and going to lobby for the wireless industry. >> it does sound a little like "house of cards." >> it is the same characters. they all work together and they are all thinking of their next employer. >> there is money changing hands. maybe some veiled threats. >> it is worth knowing who the players are. >> the house judiciary committee heard arguments over the deal today. congress does not have any control over the merger. the fcc and the justice department will make the final decision, answering the big question, does the merger violate antitrust allstate. that policy. with us is the founder of game changer. he's the ports the merger. he says it is good for competition. why? >> cable companies are getting screwed by the content providers. if you look at time warner, one of the reasons they are having to merge is because cbs held him up last year. they wanted to raise the fees that they were charging them from $.50 to two dollars per subscriber for content that anyone

meredith baker, we mentioned she left the fcc to go to comcast. now announced that she is leaving comcast to go lobby for the wireless industry. exit does sound a little "house of cards." but they are all thinking about nextmoney -- thertheir employer. >> money is changing hands. >> it is worth it to understand how this is going to work. >> it is important to know that congress does not have any control over the merger's approval. the fcc and the justice department will be making a final decision. answering the big question -- does the merger violate any antitrust policy? with us now is the founder and cto of game changer, and innovation consulting firm. he supports the merger, saying it is good for consumers and competition. why? >> first of all, cable companies have in getting screwed by the content providers. if you look at time warner, one of the reasons they are having to merge is because cbs held them up last year. they wanted to raise the fees they were charging them from $.50 up to two dollars per for essentially content that anybody could

let's put it this way, our show makes her laugh. >> she and meredith both have that in common. >> yes, yes. congratulations to barbara. i think she'll probably have another primetime special on in a week, though. i don't she'll be able to -- >> her one on friday night was through the roof. >> terrific. >> congrats. >> the billboard awards last night. you watched them and i didn't. >> i saw bits and pieces. the big winner was justin timberlake. he took everything. he was not able to be there. >> he's in europe on a tour. >> he taped his acceptance speech. i guess he knew he won. let's watch. >> i love you guys. it is not a competition, but if it was, i won. i want to thank everybody on earth, everybody on earth, except -- except donald sterling. i don't want to -- >> okay. >> so he won for -- >> seven awards. he won everything. >> he's in the prime right now. >> yes, he is. he's got it. carrie underwood and miranda lambert sang a duet. they both looked -- >> rock 'n' roll, i hear. >> awesome. >> it is called "something bad." ♪ don't know what happened something bad ♪ ♪ oh something bad

. >> and a couple of other cool photos this is meredith, savannah, megan and meredith was in rare forms usual. >> as usual. did she drop a few bombs of her own? >> of course, she did. we took this picture with robin and amy. and someone -- i didn't even realize this. but someone hashtagged survivors. and i realized -- oh, my god. >> all three of you. yeah. and i realized, oh, my gosh, >> everyone is a breast cancer survivor in that group. >> everyone looks great, that's the good news. >> we're going to "the view" tomorrow. >> we are. i couldn't come. we had a long-standing -- i rarely get to see my husband's daughter or son. one of the sons lives with us, but i never get to see his daughter vicki, and she and her daughter rory had long planned to be at our house and only night i had with them. and i think barbara would understand that. but we'll be there for her tomorrow. >> barbara was also on "letterman" last night. because she's very busy. >> she's everywhere. yeah. >> a lot of barbara. we also were mentioned on "letterman." my mom told me about it. >> what is your mother doing up?

here to share the stage for the very first time, please welcome back -- i love them all -- meredith vieiraar jones, joy behar, elizabeth hasselbeck, and rosie o'donnell. i have such good ties with each of you. and i mean it when i say that i love you. >> walters' final episode of the view will air later today. she's been hosting "the view" for 17 years now, she spent five decades on television, starting as a pitch woman and becoming a groundbreaking news woman. she is 84 years old. she looks fantastic. >> has incredible stamina and such a career to admire. she worked over at the "today" show, has done just about everything you could think of in tv news. >> she works nonstop. i hope i can make it to 84 and look as good and work as hard as she does. >> we all do, louis. >>> wednesday night's debate in idaho was, well, interesting, to say the least. here is the candidate, harley brown, and his message is pretty clear. >> i need practice. i don't want to say stuff like sorry if our bombing caused you any inconvenience. work in the little league as a governor. you have your choice, a cowboy, cu

>> because i didn't know meredith kercher. no reason to argue with amanda or meredith or with anybody in this case. i am completely a stranger in this case. there's nothing against me. no clue, no little piece of suspect, nothing at all. my position is even different from amanda's. so basically, in this case, i have always been a stranger, and that's the reason why they still try to put me aside, to forget me. because there's no reason to -- there's no way to explain my participation in such a horrible murder. >> very quickly, you were out of the country after you were released from prison. do you now regret returning to italy? are you sorry you returned to italy? >> i came back to italy because here i have my dreams, my life, my friends. and i have nothing to hide. i have nothing to hide. there's nothing against me. and nothing has ever been against me. i have really a clear conscience. and there's no reason for me to accept or understand the reason why i am to flee, or i have to look at my back or the shadows for the rest of

if i were there, i would have had traces of meredith's broken body on me.my innocence. >> as for the judge who tossed out the initial conviction, he says this latest verdict is a result of fantasy and has nothing to do with evidence. if italy's highest court upholds her conviction, the country could ask for her to be sent back to italy. u.s. authorities would then have to decide whether to extradite. >>> tonight is the night the white house can cut loose. it is the annual correspondent's dinner. we will give you a sneak peek next. >>> first, fit nation. >> i am going to show you a couple exercises that you do a few times a week. the first one is a simple squat. spread your feet wider than shoulder width. put your arms straight out here. keep your chest up like me. you're going to squat down below your knees. get down lower if you can. good man. watch me first. i am going to come down, do an easy jump and come back down. the benefit of these is that you're both strengthening muscles and starting to strengthen the heart. do five more, see what happens to your

meredith, whoopi, lisa, star, elisabeth, joy, rosie, debbie, sherri and jenny. wow. >> wow. another special photo from today's episode, barbara surrounded by other female broadcasting icons. oprah in the middle, diane sawyer, robin roberts, katie couric, joan lunden, nbc's maria shriver, kathie lee gifford and savannah guthrie. along with jane pauley, connie chung. so many famous faces. >> and today, barbara will be on "good morning america." and of course, on her final episode of "the view." and then, tonight, a two-hour special. "barbara walters, her story." featuring one of the biggest collection of celebrities ever crammed into one show. that starts at 9:00 p.m. >>> and coming up, deja vu for general motors as the company announces yet another multimillion vehicle recall. >>> and more trouble for former nfl player, aaron hernandez. why he is facing new murder charges. >>> plus, an important health alert for people taking a popular sleeping aid. this morning, the fda is sounding the alarm and making a big change to the recommended dose. at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll

incredible this morning when ready was found be unreliable when he was found to be certainly meredith'sairline they consider his testimony over mine >> : ago evidence not approve >> : of phaedrus is of meredith broken body on me and i would of have traces of myself all around her court streecorpse. >> : coming up a story only see on kron 4 how show you how parkinson's the scope could cost you to 600 bucks. all because he failed to do one simple thing all explain in the next addition of people behaving badly. >> : this tiny gadget getting big buzz in the tech world. >> : a show you how this device could forever changed the way we interact and our computer. >> : this tiny gadget is getting a big buzz in the tech world. called felipe motion. allows you to control your computer with hand movements. beckham browse the web the foot through photographs and play music all just by listing a finger. >> : we learn how this does could forever change how we interact with computers. >> : a tiny device that sits under a desk and turns the area around the computer into it 3d interaction we can reach ou

meredith, starr and rosie sitting right next to her ex-nemesis elisabeth. >> there are rumors rosie mayoming back to "the view." >>> also news on another "view" co-host. inside sherri shepherd's divorce. >> her prenup breaks down the money. i'm surprised how little he's getting. who will get custody of their child. >> we're also sorting out their whole jay zr/beyonce/solange elevator drama as we break down the tale of two

we mentioned that meredith baker left the fcc to go to comcast.s leaving comcast going to lobby for the wireless industry. >> it does sound a little like "house of cards." >> they all work together and they are all thinking of their next employer. >> there is money changing hands. >> it is worth knowing who the players are. committeese judiciary approved a deal today. congress does not have any control over the merger. the sec and the justice department will make the final decision. they will answer the question, does the merger violate antitrust allstate. that policy. with us is the founder of game changer. he's the ports the merger. he says it is good for competition. ?hy i >> cable companies are getting screwed the content providers. time warner is having to merge because cbs held him up last year. they wanted to raise the fees that they were charging them from $.50 to two dollars. that was her subscriber for content that anyone can get free over the airwaves. cable rates are going up because the content providers have been digging into them. >

i think meredith even said you needed to tone down the anger.ow. as a matter of fact, i just wrote about it in my last post. i think that what bothers me is that i think that people don't see us. i think that people -- we live in a culture of beauty. we live in a culture of physical perfection. and people sort of avert their eyes. or they look through us. i've been in a wheelchair at airports and things and i become part of the wheelchair. and they talk to meredith about what i want to do because they wouldn't address a person in a wheelchair. >> and you feel like screaming out sometimes i'm right here and i can hear this. >> exactly. and i just learn to talk. give me a chance. >> let me end on meredith. you mentioned her. she's got a new gig starting in september, a brand-new talk show. are you happy to have her out of the house for a few hours of the day? >> absolutely. but, you know, she's going to do well. her personality, her warmth, her talent is going to show. >> yeah, and i know she's been there for you during this entire process and she

and meredith baker, who approved to goal, she left the fcc to comcast.e of 167 lobbyists trying to get power, influence, and money. al franken has been one of the most outspoken opponents. he sent a letter to comcast's ceo, asking him to explain. of letter comes on the heels another proposed mega-telecom merger with at&t announcing a plan to buy directv for nearly $8 million. -- $50 million. he serves on the subcommittee of eight senate judiciary committee. he joins us from capitol hill. cory johnson is also with us. take you for joining us. have you gotten a response for your letter yet? >> not yet. they just got it. they have been going on tv and how theyhow -- touting are buying time warner cable and that will extend net neutrality to a greater number of consumers. but, that is because they are required to by the conditions put on their acquisition of nbc universal in 2010. this is -- that runs out in 2018. they refused to say what they're going to do after 2018. >> let me play that. >> go-ahead. >> i want to play a good portion of that. i just saw it

. >> here with some great guys is meredith sinclair. >> hey, girl. >> hello. >> memorial day is alwaysmes. we're going to start with the y'all ball. each take one. they're lightweight. they're for 3-year-olds and up. and they're fun to play with all by themselves but we created a futch game. -- fun game. the hoops have water to weight them down. then we put points on these balloons. you're going to challenge your kids. >> i see. >> y'all ball. >> i like that. >> that's adorable. >> oh, these are dangerous. >> the unofficial start to summer means the unofficial water blaster time. and nerf has come up with this one. maybe we should shoot the balloon target. and you're just pumping action. and it sprays three -- >> that's enough. done. >> it's always the hair. >> what's this? >> the next thing is ring sticks. now here's -- you're each going to take one. what you do is, take things like swords. you put your hands through. and two at a time. and then -- >> what do you do? >> one person swings it and you're going to catch it. >> you need two. >> oh, separate? >> get it, hoda. >> oh, yeah. a

scrubs, i want my lab coat, i want my stethoscope, i really, really want the wedding dress that meredith out of at the end of season three, and i want christina's jammy pants that had "stanford" on the back. >> jimmy: this is a total of like $1,200 worth of merchandise. they can't just give this stuff to you? >> why don't you ask abc? >> jimmy: shame, shame! who at abc told you you can't have this stuff? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: what are they going to do with it? >> i don't know. let's find them, let's call them. >> jimmy: i will make a series of angry calls tomorrow. when oprah and i buy the clippers, we'll give you your scrubs. seems like after all the success this show has had for this network, you could get $40 worth of clothing. i mean, that is crazy. guillermo, go steal that stuff for sandra, will you? >> i will. >> thank you, guillermo. >> jimmy: thank you for ten years of the show. it's been a great run. i hope you come back. "grey's anatomy" at 9:00 tonight on nbc. we'll be right back with "science bob." >> dickey: guillermo rodriguez is a security who wants to revolutire. >>

meredith if you're listening, thank you very much.rom neutral. >> believes fundamentals are close. that's just about 5% higher. >> stock 17% off its 52-week high. >>> now to talking numbers. daily look at from -- ralph lawrence, the stock taking a hit after the company said it would see a rise in global revenues next year, but warned operating margins would drop as it spends more money. talking numbers with john coczar, liz dunn. on the technicals, do the technicals make it look like r.l. was a good deal for our viewers' money? >> not here. probably a little move higher here. maybe to 158, and from there, i think we're going to make a little more large move to the down side. i would be much more interested in looking to buy this around 134 a share, or even, if we can get down to 105 a share, that's even a better place. looking at it -- >> that's a long way from where we are. do you see anything that could provide support or do you believe the trend is going that low. >> we're on support now. i just don't think it's going to hold. i wo

meredith, whoopi, rosie debbie, sheri.bc today. barbara will be on good morning america an on her final episode of "the view" and tonight barbara walters her story, one of the biggest collections of celebrities ever crammed in to a show. it will start at 9:00 p.m. >>> we move on now. we can breathe a sigh of relief that jay z solange family fuda peers to be over. >> they have broken their silence for the first time since we saw the video. solange going after her brother in law in the elevator. in a statement, jay z, beyonce and solange saying this, they say they worked through their differences and moved on but did not mention what led to that display of let's call it emotion. >> it is a display of emotion. >> little bit. >> little bit. >> just a touch. >> just a touch. >>> another hollywood power couple. word that kim kardashian and kanye west are about to pull the switcheroo. >> the couple was expected to get married may 24th in paris. but we are hearing it will take place in italy. sources tell entertainment tonight tha

maybe to kosher them on that because matt laur and meredith knew a lot of things but not a russia specialist for me i don't think it was the russia part because i lived there for a long time and sochi looked like new jersey with steep slopes. it didn't look like russia. >> rose: nothing wrong with form law one. >> they have other problems. but for me what the great glimpse of this big time tv. i was there with, i don't know what nbc must have had 2000 people there. when you go to cover a story it's me and a pencil. maybe if it's a foreign language. >> rose: the reason i'm so jealous of you is that you have act, and obviously because of your talent, bob dylan, philip roth. >> but these are enthusisms. you get into journalism. i went to columbia university graduation today, and there was the journalism school kids. >> rose: did you speak. >> i did not. i sat there like a lox. and there was med school students not knowing what they were going to do. and the business school people. and there's the journalism people going into this absolutely radically changed field. if you asked them seriously d

meredith vieira was there, star jones, joy behar, whoopi -- i can do this., on dopey. [ laughter ] donner, blitzen and i think steve harvey. [ laughter ] this is nuts. a man in oregon reportedly called the police department. he called the police department to find out where he could purchase marijuana. [ light laughter ] and the police told him literally any other place in oregon. [ laughter ] you called the one place where you can't. this is insane. it's true but insane. a topless woman in the cayman islands threatened a burger king manager with two machetes before demanding a cheeseburger with lettuce. no shirt no, no shoes, no service -- oh, wait, i did not see the machetes. [ laughter ] in that case, how may i help you? anybody here watch the kentucky derby? any horse racing fans? [ cheers and applause ] yeah, all right, great. well, california chrome, the winner of this year's derby was reunited with his trainer on wednesday, who said that the horse has gained 35 pounds since the race. said the horse, "oh, congratulations would be nice." [ laughter ] he

amanda knox 20 woman who was convicted of murder is not rated the convicted again and the murder of meredithrcher speak out about her latest conviction. earlier this week the italian court that convicted knox in her room is a murder case as holmes showed there were multiple killers and that the two exchange students fought over money that night of her death. knox but is adamant that she is innocent and did not order >>: we were becoming friends. we never fought we got hung out together. we were becoming friends. >>darya: it is unclear whether knox will be extradited to italy. she and her fog or intransitive-- former boyfriend, raphael sollecito, convicted of murdering kercher, to remain in 2009. that conviction was overturned in 2011 to read a retrial of the charges has again found them guilty. welcome back what you wall street stock markets remained in close to all- time highs. inventors officer at about the economy. we will find out more about 15 and five minutes of the monthly jobs report comes out. is it a look at the numbers from yesterday the dow jones industrial average falling 21. th

. -- ceo of the meredith baker, who help approved the comcast deal, she went to comcast as their chief use contest's power to urge washington to accept the deal. cory johnson has more on those efforts. is the sentiment against the merger strong enough to merit the kind of cash they are throwing out at? >> there've been a lot of critics of this deal in congress and among consumers. there are a lot of reasons people are concerned. comcast says they are going to save money but is not promising to pass savings to the consumers. we have seen cable bill go to $100, comcast suggests no reason for that to stop. that is one aspect of this. the net neutrality issues are a big deal and could be a focus. we are doing a special on "bloomberg west," focusing on the aspects of this deal. timeamentally, comcast- warner will control broadband access in 19 of the 20 largest cities in america. they will decide which services work better than others. prime, thatamazon could be slowed down and netflix could be fast. >> the biggest opponents are who? >> it is amazing that the lives of companies that have co

well, butsidy as meredith -- >> barclays is exactly where they were back in 2010.g? >> let's get you a data check. jobless claims coming up at 8:30 a.m. futures not doing much at the moment, the 10-year yield higher at 2.622%. good morning, everyone. ."oomberg "surveillance tom keene with scarlet fu and adam johnson. we are on bloomberg television, bloomberg radio, and are diligent will -- our digital product as well. i entire interview with jeff trulock is out on video right now, just as an example. digital, an earlier investor in bear market dog twitter right now. what will it do today echo ready, hike. >> football. >> i am going to call an article. >> football fans can whet their appetite tonight with a tv miniseries known as "the draft." media strategy is here now. , with hise that mo smart phone, can keep track of every single picked over the next three days and watch every moment, every conversation. the draft has really become a reality tv show that the nfl has made accessible to everyone. >> absolutely, and that is one of the big strides we have made in our

he was fine to be certain with meredith recess and killer. consider his testimony over mine. >>: she says the collateral not reliable friends evidence proves that she was evidently innocent. >>: is not as was convicted and is confirmed by any of this type or she could potentially face murder. >>: coming up on the crime 4 morning news a worry and a tradel latest on the serb,se arch. let's face it, most people don't know how to choose a new dentist. that's where we come in. we've helped over 8 million people find the right dentist, and we can do the same for you. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ alarm house fire in the 100 spark of life street. >>: to ours at this fire started is still going strong beliefs and the corner by an randolph if you look care on the right-hand side is the a couple of fire ladders, the story building. this city got a first call run 60 the morning in the fog made it difficult to seat at least to the four homes are totally destroyed. the fire chief tells me canyon barely hear hi live audience to rockabilly and rhythm is like

. >> and a couple of other cool photos this is meredith, savann savannah, megan and mare dinl w meredithd. someone hash tagged survivors and i realized, oh, my gosh, everyone is a breast cancer survivor in that group. >> everyone looks great, that's the good new. >> we're going to "the view" tomorrow. >> we are. i couldn't come. we had a long-standing -- i rarely get to see my husband's daughter or son. one of the sons lives with us, but i never get to see his daughter vicki and she and her daughter rory had long planned to be at our house and only night i had with them. and i think barbara would understand that. we'll be there for her tomorrow. >> barbara was also on "letterman" last night. she's busy. >> she's everywhere. >> a lot of barbara. we were also mentioned on "letterman". my mom told me about it. >> what is your mother doing up? >> she stays up and watches in case we get a shoutout. let's watch. >> french eat wonderfully rich food and don't have cholesterol problems. everyone said it is the red wine. what's the red wine, that's why the french don't -- that's the red wine. it t

thousands of people are being told to evacuate near lake meredith, north of amarillo.es. some parts of colorado and wyoming received more than a foot sunday. and the storms brought tornados to kansas missouri and nebraska. several nebraska towns were damaged. the tornado threat continues this morning. meteorologist megan glaros of cbs station wbbm is tracking conditions for us. megan, good morning. >> good morning to you. yes, it is this big clash of air masses that's really the problem. you have very warm and muggy air in advance of the cold front and bittery cold air with enough snow to really cause issues across parts of the west. as those air masses collide you get a risk of severe weather which extends from the great lakes all the way down to the mexican border. tornados, large hail damaging winds. we're talking about missouri up through illinois wisconsin and iowa. those storms rev up in the afternoon but we're also looking at new on the back side of the system and not a small amount. we are looking at the potential for as much as two feet of snow in some areas a

. >> the dowell diamond fire is burning in texas, around lake meredith while new mexico's silver fire has been racing through the national forest north of silver city. official estimate out of new mexico had 0% of the fire contained. approaching cooler weather and diminishing winds are help to go slow the progress of the fire, which is currently moving northeast, away from silver city, a town of just over 10,000 people. the texas a&m fire service dropped it from 75% to 65% contained. sheer work to go put out the blaze before anyone has to evacuate. several families have taken shelter at schools. >> my home apartment home next to mine was the only standing in our block. >> it's total devastation around the property. >> places to sleep, we had dinner last night, snacks and water through the night. we are working on bringing in breakfast before they go out to face a tough day for many people. >> communities on edge about wildfires from the southwest to the west where later this week, southern californians will deal with high winds and temperatures in the triple digits. they are not expec

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james meredith and the university of mississippi in early 1960's and the little rock the who had to desegregate little rock central school district. these are brave individuals, young people confronted by angry mobs, blood thift ofthirsty rounds and all sorts of intolerable things all in america simply to get an education and we know that education pays. nd we way to -- we still have a long way to go and in new york state, we still have one of the most racially segregated schools in terms of its racial composition in the country. california is at the top of the list, illinois is at the top of the list, maryland is at the top of the list. so we've got to deal with the continuation of this legacy, not because it's legally sanctioned at this point, but we still have far too many children educated in schools all across this country who are not being exposed to the diversity of this gorgeous mosaic we have in america and perhaps as a result of being isolated into schools with a high concentration of poverty, high concentration of racial minorities, that those schools don't necessarily have the same

in mexico we have used meredith initiative insistence to install spanish language each race to help recoverfirearms and let me ask ambassador brownfield about it. how effective has spanish language e*trade's been and how is your cooperation with their mexican counterparts and based on the information we have obtained do you know when the firearms in mexico come from? >> thank you congressman. subfive is a very important part of our security and monforte and cooperation with mexico and the mexican government. under the merida initiative. i would describe our experience with subfive e-trace on the mexican government as to what this really was and whether this was a substitute for us in forcing aggressively our own firearms licensing and export controls and laws. then considerable enthusiasm for e-trace as it was introduced into the mexican law enforcement community. it then dropped in terms of number of traces called for in the course of the year 2013. it is now rising once again. a tribute that to first the adjustment of one administration to another administration in second a realization by

our thoughts with mark's wife cindy, his son matthew and daughter meredith and as you saw we were also both mets fans. >> right. >> still waiting for that championship as i know mark is wherever he is. >> yes. >> and you have the meg whitman interview and what are you thinking about when you interview meg whitman? no free pass. mark haynes would sit here and he did not care about making friends. >> no. >> never. >> never knew when he was going to suddenly turn and it was going to get really interesting. >> and that's a great tradition because it's when you book these guests people should know at home that there's always someone who says boy, i hope -- you got to get that guy on again. it's not one shot. mark was one shot if he felt the person was dishonest, dissembling, are trying to pump a story to the public to get the stock bought he didn't think was right. >> "squawk on the street" will be right back. dog: what, what? mattress discounters what, what? mattress discounters memorial day sale ends monday? but mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses unde