. ♪ mrs. jones, mrs. jones ♪ mrs. jones ♪ we got a thing >> that's a great song, too.e tonight. "hamilton's" leslie odom jr. the philly native performed several songs including this cover of "me and mrs. jones." it's a song written by philly's own gamble and huff. what an incredible 4th of july in the cradle of liberty, right? tonight we have live team coverage from the city all the which to the shore. we begin with nbc 10's brandon hodgson live along the ben franklin parkway where thousands of people came to celebrate for wawa welcome america. you had a great spot there too, brandon. >> hey, keith, this is what the aftermath of america's birthday party looks like. you can see behind me and see what the parkway looks like behind me. very empty. but there are street department crews. the street sweeper rolled through. then gates that need to be picked up as well as trash that needs to be thrown away or recycled. despite the rain a lot of people did not let that stop them from celebrating their independence day. the rain didn't dampen the spirits of the thousands who cam

mr. jonesbeen. the pound index is 10% lower than it was on the 23rd of june, which is the day before we had the big selloff. we had a 3% bounce back this week, and a lot of that may have been driven by yesterday's bank of england decision to keep rates on hold. this puts more emphasis on the meeting for the bank of england which is on the fourth of august and expectations are high that they will cut rates and perhaps look into qe or other areas. the trade weighted pound declined about 8% from its average the month before the brexit bow. what may have played into a monetary or easing condition, allowing mark carney to put off decisions to cut rates? mr. jones: that plays into their thinking, and we are only three weeks after the vote, they haven't had enough data to look at yet. we are going to be getting some data next week, including a one-off pmi reading, which focuses directly on the. period afterhe brexit. the bank of england chief economist today was very strong, zynga are a much looking t

. ♪ mrs. jones, mrs. jones, mrs. jones ♪ >> he plays in the broadway hit "hamilton."ight you can watch an encore on nbc 10. it's the wawa welcome america concert and fireworks show starting at 7:00. >> reporter: if you come to get your mega mill yuns ticket tonight, you will not be alone. we'll talk to the dreamers straight ahead. >> get ready for real summer weather. 'll have the details on the heat these coming. it's going to last for the rest of the week and how it's going to affect your neighborhood. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner's to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >>> five years after launch the juneau space mission is finally ready to begi

. ♪ mr. jones, mr. jones, mr. jones ♪ >> he performed at the parkway. he plays on "hamilton."said it's philadelphia that prepared him for the big stage. >> the expectation that philadelphia set for me, the bar of excellence that philadelphia set for me is good enough anywhere in the world that i go. if it is good enough in philadelphia, it is good enough in the world. >> and a local high school that got him ready for all this? masterman. so it was great to have him here. nice to see him honored at city hall today. >> he said the president and first lady and beyonce and jay z. he says he hasn't had time to sit on the couch. he'll have that opportunity. he's leaving "hamilton." he's leaving next week. >> there are hints he'll go back. >> he needs a break. >> 400 shows in less than a year. >>> the key to losing weight could be a numbers game. >> it could indeed. you could count your way to a smaller waistline. >>> plus all in the family randall cunningham is coaching his own daughter for the olympics, so why is he telling her not to act like him? that's coming up on "nbc 10 news"

mr. jonesere's no question that technology, the friendlier dollar environment will help us stocks. no health care is a great place to be. , ands very hot quarter that means that the utility stocks may continue to surprise with the earnings strength. you save a big risk is an earnings to the u.s. and in economics. it's actually politics. but a huge uncertainty has been removed today, one of the candidates who are vying to be leader of the conservative party has dropped out, thereby opening the door for home secretary theresa may to be prime minister. that essentially removes nine weeks of political uncertainty. that must be a positive for markets. no question that the premises to race in great britain has been reassuring to the markets. also, i don't think anyone abected all they -- shinzo week'supported in this elections. those are powerful reassuring messages from the financial -- from the electorate. we have to recognize that we are in the midst of negotiating the bank bailout in italy. they'

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. ♪ mrs. jones jones mrs. jones ♪ >> before the light show, filp y philly's own leslie odom jr.wed his power star during the show. he is starring in "hamilton on "on broadway. c council members will award him at a reception. >> and let freedom ring. the annual tapping of the liberty bell was at independence mall yesterday to mark the signingst declaration of independence. descendents of the signers led the declaration were among those taking part. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. you are members. >> what a thrill for them. the battleship new jersey provided the backdrop four a fourth of july ceremony. 40 people celebrated the fourth becoming u.s. citizens on the battleship. the group originated from 29 different countries. congratulations to them all. >> well, we're still dealing with heavy rain this morning. if you're in south jersey and delaware and about to leave, keep in mind you could be running into some flooded roadways. you are never want to drive through. that always turn around. here's a look at the radar currently. we see heavy rain moving in from the west. dela

. ♪ mrs. jones ♪ mrs. jones ♪ >> before the light show, philly's leslie odom jr.d his power during the concert on the parkway. this is part of the tribute to gamble and huff. he is starring in hamilton on broadway right now. later on this afternoon, city counselcy members will hohn yort tony award winner at a reception. >> tracy davidson, they're probably still sleeping right now. >> i would be. that's why i'm in this morning, i'm filling in for them. you see them in the red shirt. yeah, they're just dance together beat. "love train." fourth of july concert. this morning, we want to thank you this is nbc 10 and telemundo 62's wawa working for america. we had eight great days of free shows, fireworks and yesterday and you made it all possible. uk can relive it on nbc10.com. check out the photo galleries of the eight days of the wawa welcome america festival. >> a little bit of rain last night. and we still have it this morning. we issued a first alert until 9:00. here's a live look at philadelphia international airport in south philly. rain and flooding could be an

. >> lauren you know call me sentimental person but i like asking mrs. jones where is --. >> i agree you. >> know what i don't like search around for mrs. jones. >> yeah. >> got you. >> where is someone who can man this recommendster i'm ready to buy this shirt. where can i find that. weighty can't find any workers to help me. >> right maybe in addition to the workers that's a perfect solution. >> in addition. >> thank you. >> i agree. >> have a good one see you tomorrow. >> 6:25 now. >> hey, tuck. >> good morning. >> lots of cleanup unfortunately for parts of the area. >> don't remind me. >> not everybody got it but those that did got hard hit. >> i felt last night at a certain point i was like come on girls let's go we took the animals -- protect the children and animals,. >> leak the commercial for the setlers. >> we were settlers. >> making butter late at night. >> hair hats for our neighbors out of our hair. >> let's dot forecast. yes we are cleaning up today is a quiet day and storm free only mid up toer -- lost my camera. only mid to upper 80s daytime h

>>just a comment to mrs. jonesi'm not sure that is a healthy policy because as you are getting up to your 3180 and you're acknowledging that there needs to be some revisiting of the 2008 analysis you might want to stop doing that process because it's going to get you there faster. if i were to add up the numbers that mr. moorefine just gave me even though what you have had quite a lot of time they have added tohundred and 80 units if you subtract that you interestingly enough you get the 3179 units which is one unit cheyenne 3180 which, i will say is under the 3180 which is nailed as the 2008 eir which mr miguel said was right but if you take that you're at 3179 which is one unit under 380. it still brings up the metal shed and so, the planning commission's motion which is exhibit a on the findings was actually not attached to your letter but i have subsequently found itand miss jones respectfully through the president is both wrong and right. you mentioned many, many things but you also mentioned the economic feas

mr. jones. jones: thank you very much indeed for the introduction of for all of you for being here. it's a pleasure to be back in washington. i did spend a very rewarding few years here in bc after graduate and the state department. so is nice to have a chance to get back. it's a real privilege to be part of the program for the spring washington history seminar series. it's a great lineup that you have had. looks like a great lineup you i have in the fall so it is an honor for me to be a part of the program. thanks to roger lewis who among other distinctions as an honorary fellow where i'm based and has played a big part in encouraging linkages between the college and the washington history seminar program. it is something that he and margaret mcmillan our ward and have been encouraging members of college to get involved with and i hope i'll be the first of many of my colleagues who will come along and join you. for those of you who might not know much is specifically about saint anthony's, it's a graduate college within the university of oxford with a specialization in internationa

mr. jones: mr. speaker, i'm on the floor again today with a prophetic political cartoon. in artoon is uncle sam is a wheelchair and he's at the edge of a cliff known as a fiscal cliff and then he's got president obama pushing him in the wheelchair and then the donkey, representing the democratic party, is pushing mr. obama, and then the elephant, representing the republican party, is pushing the donkey and president obama to push uncle sam off the cliff. what is ironic is that uncle sam is yelling like he's excited, i can see greece from here. we know what's happened to the economy of greece. it's in total collapse. mr. speaker, we are $19.2 trillion in debt. i was here in the year 2000 when bill clinton left office. we were the majority in the house and the senate. we were headed for a surplus. the debt in 2000 was $5.6 trillion. now we are 16 years later and it's $19.2 trillion. the reason i bring this up because we have an opportunity to stop spending billions and billions of dollars in afghanistan. it is nothing but a waste. it's a waste of our young men and women in

. >> i mean, me and mrs. jones, we got a thing going on. >> oh, really? is that right, louis? jealous. >> i am coming for you, leslie. let's move on to an actual hollywood couple. taylor swift and tom hiddleston. could these two be the real deal? >> i'm with the ultimate relationship insider million dollar matchmaker patti stanger break down all the hollywood summer loving starring with hurricane hiddleswift. >> they're the hot new couple right now. >> yeah. >> so what do you make of this? is this for real? >> it kind of connected to the met ball. what's so bad about that? i feel like the relationship with calvin was already over. and this girl is learning. she started at a young age dating all these celebrities. she's got to pick up something from it. i think she's closing the deal pretty good. brits love american women. when they see it they know and they go after it. >> calvin was scottish. >> yeah. but lazy scottish. he didn't want to go on the carpet with her. she intimidated me. while hiddleston's like i've got a job, i'm making money, i'm making movies, i'm thor's broth

just because she's hillary clinton, she should not be treated differently than david petraeus our mr. jones who works for the kroocia. there is nobody in america that could possibly believe that anybody else after what jim comey found would not be prosecuted for imperilling our national security. >> in your view, is there political favoritism going on? >> in my view, this is, this decision by jim who is a good friend of mine, is a grossly negligent decision. and he is -- and he is giving the justice department a way out. and i hope the justice department will act in the highest tradition of the department that i spent 15 years in and was the third ranking official of, and had to recommend indictments of republicans when i was a republican. >> okay. >> i wish they would have that courage. if people would just read section 793 of the criminal code. >> right. >> they will find that gross negligence is a crime punishable by ten years in jail. >> mr. mayor -- >> yes? >> you have publicly endorsed mr. trump for president. are your views being influenced by your desire to see mr. trump elected pre

mr. jones, good to have you with us. >> thanks so much for having me. >> let's talk about it.ntext of what happened, the fatal police-involved shootings of two african-american men in the state of louisiana, in minnesota, sparking these protests, first of all, what are your thoughts about the protests and the way they are being received given everything that's happened? >> i've been mourning all week because with those shootings themselves i had some pause and then with the officers' shooting there was some pause as well. so i think this should be a time where we come together. now, the protest itself, it was largely peaceful. you had one nut decided to, you know, have actions toward the police that ultimately killed five cops and injured six. but i don't think that was the protest at large. i think there is a real conversation that has to happen in america as it relates to the black community and policing in america. there is some distrust, and there is some disconnect, and sometimes there's not respect for the law as well. there has to be a balance of both parties coming tog

, but i don't know what happened to mrs. jones. >> she has no nintendo going on?and the employees are feeling pretty good about the future right now. >> and now what about -- >> well, right, the other one that gilead bought. >> yes. >> and it is not pharmaceutical. >> well, oh, my, brain freeze! >> we will come back to you. >> and the people on twitter will remind us that it had 19 employees from princeton, and gave them -- answer on the twitter. who gets it first. >> somebody claim i was not homeless, and talk to ford, i was living in my fairmount, and people say anything on twitter. it does not matter. >> it is a town square, and there a lot of village idiots. >> we have not seen the answer. >> and we will get cramer's mad dash, and count down the opening bell, and for the new intraday high, the dow needs 25 point, and the s&p needs 3 and we will get it at the open. back in a minute. ets you trade , options, futures... even advanced orders. and it offers more charts than a lot of other competitors do on desktop. you work so late. i guess you don't see your famil

. >> the entire interview as mr. jonesd with the family will run on wednesday on "the blaze." directly ahead the political ramifications of the racial divide in america. a look at the perjury charges, alleged charges against hillary clinton. we will talk with representative jason chaffetz upcoming. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? try duo fusion!ing antacids? new, two in one heartburn relief. the antacid goes to work in seconds... and the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in one chewable tablet. try new duo fusion. from the makers of zantac. at our retirement plan today. not now! i'm cleaning the oven! yeah, i'm cleaning the gutters! washing the dog! washing the cat! well i'm learnin

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>>just a comment to mrs. jones i'm not sure that is a healthy policy because as you are getting up to your 3180 and you're acknowledging that there needs to be some revisiting of the 2008 analysis you might want to stop doing that process because it's going to get you there faster. if i were to add up the numbers that mr. moorefine just gave me even though what you have had quite a lot of time they have added tohundred and 80 units if you subtract that you interestingly enough you get the 3179 units which is one unit cheyenne 3180 which, i will say is under the 3180 which is nailed as the 2008 eir which mr miguel said was right but if you take that you're at 3179 which is one unit under 380. it still brings up the metal shed and so, the planning commission's motion which is exhibit a on the findings was actually not attached to your letter but i have subsequently found itand miss jones respectfully through the president is both wrong and right. you mentioned many, many things but you also mentioned the economic fea

that will clearly take us past that 3080,what will mrs. jones say then?>we are actually cognizant of this issue.we are analyzing projects that are within that projection total however, we are considering the issue of how essentially, how long can we continue to tear off the eastern neighborhoods eir. we are looking at- well one thing to understand about the residential development and the nonresidential development used in eir projections are how are they used? the way that they are used is to understand the increase in population and as a result an increase in the relative impacts that would result. so because our residential growth has happened very fast but non-residential growth has not been anywhere near what was projected. we are still well below the population topic- the population projection and the increased population so that is the first part of the answer and the second part of the answer is residential development does have different types of impactsthen nonresidential development so you can't say that for the topic area all were looking at i

rule 3.2, which affects rule 3-"a," submitted by mr. jones of oklahoma, recognized for the purpose of making a motion. >> i ask to withdraw my amendment to help preserve time. >> i bet you'll get a standing ovation for that. [ applause ] >> all right, we'll move on to rule 4.1. which impacts rule 4-"d." does anyone see mr. ashe in the room? this is his amendment. oh, here he is. amendment 4.1, your amendment of rule 4-"d." we'll give him just a moment. >> that amendment is withdrawn at this time. >> another ovation. [ applause ] >> i assume you all agree with the last two? all right. okay. amendment number 4.2. which also deals with rule 4-"c." again, mr. ashe? >> that would be withdrawn at this time, madam chairman. >> is there any objection? unanimous. rule 5.7, from mr. cemenko of idaho. >> thank you, madam chair. my proposed amendment would odd language on line 19, pages 8 and 9, rule 5-"c." where the chairman appoints the general counsel, language would be added that states they would -- upon their request, parliament procedure, the gene

not to mr. jones. listen, sara was sort of -- she wasn't saying yes, plagiarism. go that far but she was acknowledging it was mighty, mighty familiar to michelle obama's speech. >> we all watched it. this is not trigonometry. it was kind of some basic concepts. i love my husband. he's trustworthy. he's going to keep his promises. >> you think they're common words. >> this is pretty common. is there a chance that some lawyer say this crossed some kind of line? i think that's a little silly. think about two things. first thing is you literally have a vice president of the united states who's been there for seven and a half years who is the most flagrant plagiarizer in the history of our politics. he also lied in lie school. i don't think this is the right road to be down for our country. but let's go see what they're doing. we have a democratic nominee who we all know lied to congress and we all know that james comey pretty much prosecuted her on nationwide tv. >> talking about melania trump. i appreciate that. i hear you're kind of laughing. >> i feel like this is

i talked to mrs. jones for such and such a place.t thing to make sure that the democrats remain the party of empathy which is an area they always tried to claim. >> panel, thank you very much. great to have you here. >>> another big name at the convention last night. we will rise was the phrase that came out of new jersey senator cory booker's the mouth last night. he will talk about what he was trying to get done and where he thinks his party is on day two. >>> does bernie sanders support of hillary clinton now after last night mean that his supporters will follow soon? minnesota senator amy klobuchar gives us her take next. new way to keep up with the data from over 30 billion connected devices. just 30 billion? a bold group of researchers and computer scientists in silicon valley, had a breakthrough they called... the machine. it changed computing forever. and it's been part of every new technology for the last 250 years. everything? everything! this year, hewlett packard enterprise will preview the machine and accelerate the futu

mr. coons: i ask unanimous consent that sydney jones, todd el gevment. r and two others be granted floor privileges for the manyder of today's legislate syver session. officethe presiding officer: wit objection. mr. coons: tomorrow will mark one year since the united states, the unewtowned kingdom, france, germany, russia, china, and iraq reached an agreement to prevent iran from be a t ortaing or developing a nuclear weapon. this afternoon i intend to review where we are today one year after the deal, also known as the joint comprehensive plan of action, or jcpoa. i am grateful for my colleagues who will also come to the floor today or are submitting statements for the record. one year ago in september when i ultimately decided after a long and thorough and detailed consideration to support the agreement, those of us determined to prevent a nuclear-armed iran have a real and enduring responsibility to undertake consistent and clear-eyed assessments of how this agreement fares not just over the course of the first year but over many years to come. so far

people want jones and a sense of accomplishment and donald trump gave them a hope to a chief that. >> mr. cox's message to the republican establishment is simple. watch out. he will say do your job or you're next and you will be out of here and pack your bag ps and your legacy is that you are fired. >> it is donald trump an anomaly or a beginning of the change of the republican party? >> that's one of those things that time will tell. >> i am on the rules committee. >> kennedra planned on trying to stop trump from becoming the nom no at the convention. >> ultimately i don't want donald trump as our nominee. >> chris cox disagrees and donald trump is what the doctor ordered. >> he will give us dignity and a sense of direction. this is a move sxment it is happening right now. the establishment will come on board and we'll see who holds out. they better fall in line and make things happen and representing the people who put them there. >> this is the clash that republicans are bracing themselves for here in cleveland. it is always one that no surprise to anybody who is paying attention. whe

jones, jurassic park. written so many famous books. fantastic mr. fox and it also charlie chocolate factory. dealing with mark who place the friendly giant. riley has won the came award for spielberg's bridge of spy. he performance with performance. this re his face looks realistic because you're seeing his performance come through the digital character. this character of the giant becomes friends with this young girl. she is sophie in this film. the 2 dis what you want to see. there's scenes in this film, the girl sophie walks on to his hand. it was basically a gigantic blue hands and it had cushions. it is so well-done and so well imagined. it reminded me of the feeling i had in et in regards to the imagination. john williams's music is fantastic. it is incredibly well-done, and i gave it a four out of five. i believe this is spielberg's best film along with a little film called bridge of spies since 2005 munich. you look at his career, jaws probably the best movie ever made. you jurassic park, et but until now there hasn't been a ton of great spielberg films. i think this is great, bridge

jones of warrensville heights, ohio. norm stamper, your response to what she said. mr.tamper: i have heard that six times, maybe, and every time i get a little bit emotional. i believe in dialogue, it is important for us to expose true feelings and safe settings. i really do believe in all of that, but i also believe firmly that white police officers, those that are so inclined to act on whatever prejudice they may have need to listen to this woman. they need to hear every single word she said. she is expressing the rage of an entire people. she is expressing her truth about her fellow -- her brothers and sisters in law enforcement. kindare they exhibit the of racism that suggests, among other things, their own internal prejudice and their own fear. itprejudice means anything, means ignorance and fear, and if we do not confront it forcefully, as she has done, i am afraid we will convene -- continue to have a lightht conversations that will get us nowhere -- polite conversations that will get us nowhere. stamper, via are these police officers that are seen on video gone

mr. chairman. although i was on the committee, we did not specifically deliberate the jones act. i think is a conversation worth having. i'm hearing some very valid criticisms of the jones act. the jones act fundamental purpose is still very important and that is giving preference to american flag vessels. i don't think we should take a position that we want to create loopholes to demonstrate our dissatisfaction with the jones act and saying create a loophole for this territory that, territory, this territory. let's let congress perhaps we want to include something saying we believe the jones act should be reconsidered, amended, updated. i don't think we want to start blowing loopholes in it just on shooting from the hip here at the platform committee. >> delegate from south carolina. question has been called. amendment before us. all those in favor of voting immediately say aye. aye. oppose, ney. we'll vote immediately. those in favor of the amendment on the floor. aye? oppose? ney. the embarrassment the amendment is defeated. the next amendment is from the delegate from alaska.

jones, jes that's all i'm saying.g. >> it ain't half bad. >> all right, thank you.n' rht,a coming up fox news morningorni robbery victim at them university of maryland'sty of mr college park campus all have h one app in common.om >> and don't be alarmed if you hear some explosions in bowieowe toa >> what? >> okay. as we head to break, a live look across the d.c. region.eg time right now is 4:41 and it is, whew, a steamy 76 degrees.g. who sings this, wisdom?sings is? >> i know the song. >> i know the song,>> too. t >> i don't know who sings it.gsi >> junior walker and the allnd l stars. all right, little old schoolch music for you. "shot gun" is the name. name. we're back after this. enjoy. joy. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> straight ahead on fox news morning a democratics gh nationo committee employee killed in an attempted robbery is i remembered in his northwests noe neighborhood. >> get ready. this is the day that gary hasara been telling you about allng y week long.weekon it's expected to feel like triple digit heat today.heat ta. so, brace yourself.rself. >> oh, man. great.great. >> yeah. >> good morning everyone, thank you for joining us, i'md j

jones and w. kamal bell. do you have any questions for the mayor? let's talk. >> one thing that i find fascinating, mr. want to know your take on this. we kind of in media assumed that there would be a repeat of the last assassination of police officers with this ambush of police officers in dallas where protesters basically kind of calmed down after that assassination between the time of the assassination and the time of the funeral and things kind of cooled down. this is markedly different. these protesters are rejecting the idea that that person represents them the way that people keep trying to project him. >> he said he wasn't -- >> he said he wasn't a part of it. you listen all day to some conservative media, they've been trying to attach him to the black lives matter movement and to those protesters. what we are seeing tonight is not only did it not take the wind out of their sails, in some cases it seems like they have ramped up the protests. i think that's a fascinating phenomenon because they are rejecting what is being placed on them. >> quick response, mayor. i have to get to break. you kno

of all time, jaw, et, indianna jones, taking on the 1982 classic, the bfg, written so many famous books, including matilda, james and the giant, peach, fan taste i can, mr also charlie and the chocolate factory, now, this film is dealing with mark, who plays the big friendly giant. here is the cool thing, won the academy award for spielberg's bridge of spies, but here playing giant 25 feet tall digitally watch they do is he performs the performance with most capture, and they capture it all and that's why his face looks so photo realistic because you are actually seeing performance come through the digital character. >> this character of the giant becomes friends with this young girl played by ruby barnhill. named sophie in this film. and it is beautiful store which great themes, great visuals, the 2d version is the version you want to see, not the 3d. it is very cool how they did this. check it out. there are scenes in the film where the big friendly giant holds out his hands, and the hand and he carries her. here's how they did this, it is so cool. it was basically a gigantic blue hand, and it had cushions, so she would walk into it, and the cushion w

mr. shirley. but -- they're all gone. >> no, no. >> so i really began at an evening newspaper and went from there, you know, i got a dow jones -- dow jones used to own "the wall street journal." they had a newspaper fund internship for young people, and i want to work for the providence journal one summer, went back to the bulletin. very much wanted to stay in philadelphia and be a journalist for the evening bulletin, but this was the era of woodward and bernstein, and they weren't hiring young journalists. they wanted people in mid career who were experienced investigators and the like. everybody my age wanted to be a journalist at that point. i'm not sure they wanted to be woodward and bernstein, but they wanted to be more like redford and hoffman, the guys in the movie, right? [laughter] but i really wanted to be a journalist. i love journalism. it's a passion for me. and basically, anyway i couldn't get a job at the evening bulletin, but i got another internships. two, in fact, as i remember. one was at the "philadelphia inquirer" which still exists, and the other was at "the washington post." and i thought if it's an internshi

mr. meeks: i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 1217, the bipartisan expanded background checks legislation, to honor the memory of devon jones a victim of gun violence who never received a moment of silence on this house floor. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: i'd like to yield to the gentlelady from illinois, mr. schakowsky, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. schakowsky: i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 1217 to honor the memory of j.j. coleman of district a victim of gun violence who never received a moment of silence on the house floor. the speaker pro tempore: as previously anouned the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. mr. polis: i'd like to yield to the gentlelady from maryland, ms. edwards, for purposes of a unanimous consent qufment ms. edwards: i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 1217, the bipartisan expanded background checks legislation to honor the memory of kaiwan murray, a victim of gun violenc

mr. ackman told the staff this week that the moves have nothing to do according to dow jones with the poor performance of the hedge fund which as of june 21st was down in a filing down 21%. assets under management came in at 12.3 billion down from 20.2 billion at the end of july 2015. so some eight lower level employees will be laid off at pershing. they say they've gotten better at technology and don't need those people in the back office. brian. >> there we go. we've talked a lot about technology and jobs. sue, thank you very much. >> taking jobs. >> mike bloomberg said it a couple months ago on our air that technology was a threat. >> do you take it face value that the poor performance had nothing to do with it? >> well, i think they've been down big in two huge things with herbalife. >>> big jump in the weekly rig count. baker hughes reporting that oil rigs gained 11 last week to a total of 3.41. we're still down huge from our peak. still down from even a year ago. but this is the fourth increase for oil rigs in five weeks. last week oil rigs fell by seven but that reversed the previou

interviewed i delores jones-brown, professor at john jay college about her book "the war on cops: how the new attack on law and order makes everyone less safe". >> good afternoon mrs. mcdonald how are you today? >> guest: thank you so much dolores. >> host: i haven't had the opportunity to talk with you about your new book "the war on cops". we know each other through these panels together but one of the first thingsi'd like to ask you , i'm asking about whether or not the justice system in and police are in particular are racist. what's your definition of racism? you don't get one in the book but you talk a lot about racism and being racist. how should we seek a definition of racism? >>. >> guest: i think it's hostile treatment toward a person on the basis of his or her skin color. >> host: okay. and the person who would be a racist would do what? >> guest: make judgments about somebody based on skin color alone or even as part of a other set of characteristics. what we hear from the black lives matter movement is that cops are racist, that they are in minority neighborhoods and oppressing people in those communities, presumably that would seem really out of wome

mr. phil from the lunchroom. they know they're never going to see him again. >> thank you very much. >> up front now, harry howe is a former nypd detective and van jones is, ofrt with you, paul. you have defended officers in the past, and obviously amidst the broader, macro issue we're talking about in this country here there is a deep need to find out exactly what happened in this specific case and what happened wrong? if the officer claims, as he does that castile appeared to be reaching for his weapon, does the officer have the right to protect himself as he did? >> this is not a case of an officer protecting himself. what did this gentleman do wrong? what did he do right? it seems to me that we are reaching a point in our society where no matter what we do, if we follow the instructions, they kill us. if we don't follow the instructions, they kill us. if we raise our voice, they kill us. if we're respectful, they kill us. this is a pattern that is -- is -- is spilling over that has to be addressed, and i'm not sure if it can be addressed in any policy. this is a societal problem that we need to address and take it straight on for what it's worth. this is

jones. just talking about republican identity again. on trade mr. trump has said a lot of things about nafta, about tpp are traditionally the gop has been a free trade party so whose party is at no? you yourself supported ttp. is a something that's going to change in the future of? >> a couple things on trade. coming from the pacific northwest we are very engaged in trade. we hope to nike, columbia sportswear, so trade really matters. i wish they would all move over to my district but that aside trade really matters. fair trade matters, could trade deals matter. what i find most striking is that when i was a freshman, bill clinton was in the white house. he had me down as a freshman on the ag committee 12 and effort to get wto recession for china and other deals. we met with the president several times. the democratic party is no longer the party of bill clinton. it's the party of bernie sanders. when hillary clinton now comes out against that very trade agreement that she had to be part of pushing tpp and says she can't be there, she's been pushed

jones lawsuit. and knowing that, he knew he had to do something else for a living. and he decided on a career as a speaker. no offense, mr. speaker. and -- his biggest clients would be the banks and guess what, he signed repeal of glass stegele. and that year goldman sachs set up an ipo for an investment arm and they were off to the races. and the financial dysfunction that led to '07 and '08 began, not only with the fannie mae and freddie mac policies of the clinton administration, but with the financial deregulation policies of its last two years. then in its final year, 2000, his assistants, treasury secretary, proposed regulation derivatives. he killed it. and he then passed a bill and signed it in the waning weeks of his presidency banning regulation of derivatives. so that the banks would really be beholden to him and his first speeches on the door of the white house came from those banks. donald trump needs to talk about that. we need to throw that left hook. we need to echo his rhetoric on that stuff. what about free college? okay. you don't have to dip into the treasury for free college. just make college contai

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mr. sanchez is kind the biggest slot in the city i've never mets anyone out of control as the the academy of art. >> i'm tom jones a resident in san francisco and a past person with the cal poly i know about institutional master planning having sat on the presidents council in san louis abyss the planning department has had a hard time dealing with the client i think that is for those are not small cases they're an institution without new acquisitions controls 1.5 million square feet of academic space that supports housing and commercial the 22 violations are associated with the real estate empire and the market-rate leases partly owns the bank of america building and ms. hester talked about the attorneys 2, 3, 4 and 5 were you acquiring other three hundred and 90 square feet since the eir process started they may have a new attorney but the zoning administrator is kind he can't take the gloves off they're playing a cynical game in the city it has to end all you need to do to support our own planning department and not take on the advice of the attorneys asking for an extension thank you. >> next speaker, please.

mr. profusek much about monda lay and hershey's as he represents the hershey trust. bloomberg, when you 1893 as ancareer in upstart, we have the dow jonesion and his wonderful round of prosperity. the carter malaise, i call it water canal low. does this applecart get upset by brexit, great central-bank distortions or does this keep moving forward as it always seems to do? robert: all or none of the above, i am not sure, brexit is an imponderable but when you step back from the global m&a market, it will have in my mind an impact on u.k. focused m&a which is usually 5% to 7% global m&a, not huge but not insignificant. thingsre in the u.k., are more expensive, if you're outside, you may think anxiety but with this uncertainty will you buy something that is predominantly u.k., i do not think so. to seeu will fly economy your associates there, do they want to move outside of london? robert: i were london office is worried, about the likelihood of recession. is whetherue for m&a or not there is liquidity in the financial markets, the chart you had about unicredit is more concerning. up,use, if liquidity seizes that is an issue, we saw that i