if you're from nan province, you still make larb but it doesn't taste like this. friday night and chiang mai comes alive. >> thailand, we will come. we love you! >> andy has promised a compressed eating and drinking grand tour of the city. a bounce by tuk-tuk from one place to the other until we simply can't take it no more. next stop, it ain't flavor town. it's some place beyond that, man. way beyond. >> welcome to thailand and happy stay here in chiang mai. >> on your mark, get set, go. >> cheers. >> this may surprise you, but i am not an alcoholic. i don't drink at home ever. there's no beer in my fridge. if i'm not working, i'm not hanging out in bars. but if i was an alcoholic and i did hang in bars, i'd hang here. >> some karaoke, maybe? >> even though the very mention of karaoke makes my blood run cold with fear. [ singing in foreign language ] [ applause ] >> you had the french fries? >> yes, i did. >> apparently it's an indigenous specialty. >> in thailand fren fry is one of the most popular menu items. they always have food to eat when you drink. >> what

14 authorizing the director to execute contract number 1279r, islais creek facility phase ii-maipt nans and operations building project with s.j.amaroso construction to construct a new maintenance and operations facility in the the amount of 45 million 777 thousand dollars. >> i'll happy mrao*uf. >> second. >> any discussion? all in dpa*ifrbacker favor say aye. >> aye. >> mr. chairman w the closed session cancelled, that concludes the business before you this afternoon. >> good. thank you. ( meeting adjourned ).úx >> 7 and a half million renovation is part of the clean and safe neighbor's park fund which was on the ballot four years ago and look at how that public investment has transformed our neighborhood. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it serves small children with the children's play grounds and clubhouses that has basketball courts, it has an outdoor soccer field and so there were a lot of people that came to the table that had their wish list and we did our best to make sure that we kind of divided up spac

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then it crossed china with stops in shon ching as well as nan jing. solo piets andre pilot andre verseberg was aboard. jerald tan reports. >> a landing in hawaii after 300 hours of flying. only elation after his journey across the pacific now the longest solo flight on record. this wasn't just a 73rd of time but also one of science. borshberg flew the plane without a drop of fuel. powered by the sun it has 17,000 solar cells that can charge batteries that keep it going through night. it tests endisoourns of the endurance of the vessel as well as the pilot. >> it was an extraordinary experience but the demonstration that this technology works. >> he and his fellow pilot have been taking turns flying plane around the world since march. highlighting the world to the potential of solar energy. >> history first or aviation and history first for renewable energy. >> the solar impulse 2 heads from honolulu to phoenix. jerald tan acknowledge al jazeera. >> an international animal charity has rescued two lions in the gaza strip after the zoo they were living i

. >> a built of a worse nan a trend, james. the number although, some negative there is a little bit of positive in there as well. we do know sales of family restaurants edged up while fast food chains and pubs are seeing a decline in business. officials at the japan food service and fat food chains fell in june. they say total sales were down 2.3%. officials say a sharp drop of sales mcdonald's japan was a major factor for pushing down the overall figure. the fast food chainsaw a draw of nearly 6%. it was a similar thing for eating and drenging. the sales were down about 5%. family restaurants were slightly up. managers saw fewer customers. although, each individual had a bigger bill on average. let's get a look on the markets. japanese started on a sluggish note due to uncertainty in overseas market t. benchmark fell to the lowest levels in two weeks. our business reporter gives us the details from the tokyo stock exchange. >> many investors were worried about china's economy after the data shows profits at the country's indu

back at the table we have our panel elahe iz saad difficult, nan hayworth and krystal ball.there. on this show we talk about it everybody has been talking about it for the last weem. donald trump is doing so much damage to the republican party, nan i think donald trump is helping jeb bush. >> absolutely. >> all those other candidates, nobody is hearing from them right now. it's just jeb and donald. >> right. governor bush is the grownup, he's the professional. he looks and sounds presidential. he gave a terrific announcement speech that was very inspiring. he speaks spanish at home. his wife is latina. >> as donald trump pointed out. they're basically attacking his wife. >> and for most people that is what donald trump is doing, it's going to strike a sour note. governor bush can instead look like the man who is positive who has solutions and who is going to be able to lead us forward. that's why i think he raised so much money, he's a professional. >> i agree with your theory in the short-term at least. it is -- it has been good for him because no one is paying attention --

the nanning now, it's the most important thing, to get peurto rico out of this problem and we have toit together. >> reporter: the mayors told al jazeera, they are fighting for statehood, they feel like second class citizens, but they need washington's hep. the white house said don't expect a bailout. carlos and his family opened this clothing store since 1918. these days they put the lights off. the cost of the electricity is hide. he fears the increase will drive customers away. >> this was like - we knew it was coming. seems 10-20 years ago. the way we were going, it was going to happen some time. no one took the right measures to stop this. >> reporter: a surprising reaction to the sales tax increase at the mall. >> i think government expenditures are too high. 11 is too low, it should be about 20. >> reporter: not only is the sales tax a concern in peurto rico, but tourism - that cruise ship is a huge part of the economy, and with cuba opening its doors, will that affect this island? for many, cuba is seen as an economy. >> cuba has to reconstruct housing, infrastructure, power i

. >> smaller nan than the threshold this is received for the master health care plan. >> this is less than that. >> not big enough okay. >> the project sponsor can you let us know tells you why this ground floor the whole reason. >> i know i've heard it many, many weeks ago. >> so why this spot we looked at we've been looking for over a year for space we've particular want to be near st. luke's hospital your plan we're part of sutter we're part of you know we're part of that organization and st. luke's hospital quite frankly needs revitalization and not bricks and monitoring that make a hospital come it is physicians and patient and that relationship and we need primary care in that area to support the positive o hospital so the specialists will come and patients will come that's why we wanted to be in that area to address the issue of the underserved that was brought up we the our own look at that area and currently there are 73 thousand people that live in the area there is not enough doctors in that neighborhood 36 primary care physicians are are needed to serve that kind of popula

. >> in the annals of racing there are few praises as historic as the day tone nan the daytona internationalspeedway. fans have watched for years as their favorite drivers would take to the track. but there is an image crisis on its hands. officials asked long-time nascar fan to leave confederate flags at home but it's not a concession that some are willing to make. >> i'm southern. i'm proud of my family. i'm proud of being in the u.s. and having the freedom to display whatever flag i'm allowed to display. >> throughout the track many others were flaying a flag that is increasingly seen as a symbol of oppression and slavery. nascar banned the flag a decade ago but cannot stop fans from displaying it. that could take make some uneasy. >> i deal with it all the time. so i mean, it's just something that you adapted to and you just keep on losing. if you're ignorant like them, then you just have a bunch of ignore respect people. >> officials are key on not flying the the confederate flag that they've offered to exchange the flag for the american flag but few have taken them up on the offer. >>

nan residents get 24 hours and a reduction of administrative fees. >>> they are considering a measure that will make it tougher to buy and sell guns in the city. it would require the videotaping of all gun and ammunition sales. it would require them to store and send sales data to police every week for five years. >>> six fruit flies have been detected in and around cupertino. the zone measures 89 square miles. residents in the quarantine area are urged not to move home grown fruits and vegetables from their property. they can be consumed on the property where they were picked. >>> there had been questions long time coming about the safety oyl flooring which contains chemicals that can harm the health of young children. they've just tested a variety of flooring materials. >> today's vinyl comes in all patterns. some look like marble, wood. it's one of the least expensive floorings you can buy. there were concerns about chemicals called phthalates. >> there's concern that some phthalates may be end krin which will affect the hormonal system. >> reporter: consumer lab tests on 17 vinyl

supervisor tang, aye. 11 aye >> the ord nons is passedue nan unanimously. >> [inaudible] require calendars kept by elected officials and department heads include information about there identity of persons inattendance >> supervisor avalos >> thank you. colleagues i have a amendment for this ordinance that would trigger a first reading and have the second reading in july. i want to make sure we are clear about how we conduct our sharing our internal calendar for internal offices and offices of departments as well. i do know that we have many incidental meetings within the offices and office the city department offices that are very cumbersome and not necessary to say-some of the meetings happen that spur of the moment where conversation is held. the standing meetings we do have are the ones that are most important. i have a amendment, it is page 3 of the legislation in subsection e and starts on line 9. i'll read the whole section so it is clear. the obligations imposed under subsection b and c and the members och board of supervisors shall not apply to meetings or events where business is

it beguns at nan and lasts until tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow and in the evening. that's a long stretch where people are going to need to stay inside, in an air conditioned area during the heat of the day. what is the city of philadelphia doing differently? they're downing a few things differently. the city often extends its hours at public libraries and rec centers, places that double as cooling centers. we could also see a code red. that's when the office of special housing hands out water to the city's homeless population and the city of philadelphia aging corporation, will have a hot line. people can call in and ask a question of the staff or a nurse. nurses are also on hand to go to homes. reporting live in center city katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> katy remember you can download a free nbc 10 app for smartphones or tablets before you head out in the heat and humidity. so you can really keep track of it. we'll siene you important weather alerts and warnings so you can stay safe in this dangerous heat. >>> now it's time to check in on the roads and see how the m

. >> reporter: on is the reality show "wicked tune nan" paul hebert doesn't just show off lots of hard work but big paychecks. >> last sony brought in just over $50,000 worth of fish. >> he's under federal indictment for fraud. charging documents describe that hebert said he was as a dibbled and that he couldn't walk properly and had no income. in all it alleges hebert took in $44,000ed in social security and medicaid benefits between 2010 and 2013. >> $375. >> reporter: tv's spotlight has burned other people, too. when kathy showed up on the price rate right, despite claiming 3g grabbed a month for a shoulder injury boy did she spin that wheel. she pleaded guilty to the fraud. former nfl lineman brad culpepper sued his insurance company after they saw him dominating challenges on "survivor." culpepper maintains he suffers long-term physical injuries and did nothing wrong. hebert's attorney says his client is innocent. neal karlinksky, abc news seattle. >>> so the thing is in his application in 2009 he said he couldn't walk. he was unable to work and he had no other financial resources

and so by emphasizing our focus on the practice ending suspicion and willful defy nans and normalizingdardizing this across the district which was also part of that vote, we think that we are on the path to ensure that all of our students get what they need to graduate from high school. >> i want to also talk about the relationship between police officers and students of color. your district, what are you telling the officers about how to relate to the students and vice versa? >> we believe our police officers are an important part of uplifting school safety and social learning speaking to the relationships that we establish with each other, including our students awe students and we hired a chief of police uplifting those same messages and we're providing training for those officers. >> charter schools, do you view them as a partner or competitor to the schools? >> we have 48,000 students in oakland and 11000 students are in charter schools and i see that charter schools are a partner. now, it's important that we recognize that while we're partnering with charters, that we're going to

donations, that's what keeps the doors open, animals fed and cared for nan case you're wondering thezoo on the list was san diego zoo that one is not free. >> been there? >> been there gorgeous, fantastic, but i would love to see cape may. >> and free. there you go. can't beat the price. still ahead this morning well known world leader under fire for the way she treat add teenager. see how she is being criticized after making the girl cry. first a look at what's coming your honor tonight on cbs-3. >>> you can see here, 18 year old amex he is acker kicks the officer that's tyler walker then he can be seen in just a moment here, there is the kick, he slams her down to the ground. keep watching. this is slow motion for you so you can see what's happening. there she; handcuffed, officer walker claims had been threatening him after he arrested her for disturbance involving her boyfriend. her attorney is representing her in a civil suit. >> she has a head injury and i think still with the doctors to see what exactly is. >> her attorney offered this photo as proof of injuries. >> germany ch

nan philadelphia and raging wildfire traps hundreds of motorist on a busy freeway >> it happened tonight 8th and fairmount in north philadelphia and police responded to call of a man with a gun and lawmen say when that man started to remove the grun his waist band they opened fire aunt suspect is in critical condition. it's friday night aunt big story on "action news" tonight is unnamed criminal suspect taking a single bullet to the chest. "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at hahnemann university hospital, squlaev are the details here. >> jim, and who that man is remains a mystery tonight. police say he had no identification on him and they describe him as white male in 30s and rights now he's in critical condition at hahnemann and has undergone surgery. this is loaded gun police feared was about to be used against them and this is the bullet casing that may have prevented. it detengt activities vektsing the shooting scene 8th and fairmont where an hour earlier several officers respond tide call of a man walking around with a gun. >> they ordered him to show his hands five or s

nan daniels, cbs news, chattanooga -- hannah daniels, cbs news, chattanooga, tennessee. >> scientists get a sharper view of pluto and it's changing everything we thought about the icy planet. >> i was excited, crying, i was like what am i going to do? >> they thought they were having twins. then a big surprise. the bay area couple with a new >>> san jose eastshore freeway biggest public park is closed after a marijuana raid. chopper 5 spotted part of the marijuana eradication team being flown over the park. kpix 5's christian hartnett says with armed men on the run, authorities closed a summer camp in the park. >> reporter: alum rock park is closed for the day and will be shut down for the rest of the day. there have been a lot of people driving up to the spot where you see these signs just to turn right back around when they see those signs. sheriff's office says this was a massive marijuana operation with thousands of plants worth millions of dollars. >>> reporter: chopper 5 captured the aftermath of the raid. a santa clara county sheriff's helicopter drops their team on a east san

plus construction can't be done overnight because of alden borough order nan preventing that. seven at a officials sympathize with these business owners and tour what they can to help. for example they've instruct add police officer that sits here during rush hour and blocks this road to allow drivers through if they want to go to those businesses. also they put up this sign right here as a reminder. still, business owners say it's not enough. >> we've been here for over 20 years and never been like this. and i don't know how septa or anyone expects to us survive. report roar construction will run through the beginning of september. matt rivers cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are hearing from the son of congressman chaka fattah about his father's alleged corruption. the 11 term democrat fattah jr. charged with misappropriating hundreds of thousands of dollars with falsified documents and elaborate schemes. chaka fattah, jr. spoke to "eyewitness news" today coming to his father's defense. >> i'm confident that nobody has done anything wrong and looking forward to getting this th

. >> the notion that government is going to look at or nan liezing their data is very scary. >> reporter: cyber policy researcher at stanford university says it could unfairly target him like him who studies terrorisms. >> i was on an airplane writing a speech and the person next to me alerted me to the flight crew. >> reporter: it read reed in part. we share the government's goal in keeping terrorist contents off of our sites. we do not permit ter rests to use facebook and people are not allowed to propoet mote or support these groups. we remove it when we become aware it. it's unclear if this part of the bill will move forward. it's clear it will spark nor debate. now awaiting full consideration by the senate. >> you would think there has to be a happy medium. they're going to don't push back against it. >> reporter: you have to strike a balance. national security versus individual privacy. where the balance is a hard line to find. >> live in the south bay bureau thank you. >>> chrysler today announced a recall of almost 1.5 million vehicles a couple of days after two hackers took cont

. >> walmart steps up the fight with amazon for retail dam nans dominance. a rival sale is being launched. they will launch more than 2,000 online discounts. it's also lowering the minimum order for free shipping from $50 to 35. walmart is calling out amazon for making the deals only available to prime members. that's the morning business report. >> a 13-year-old in virginia is getting several honors for his invention to eye the perfect pitch in baseball. it's called striky sensors. the boy created a box that he says is the perfect 28-inch strike zone. it uses lasers to help young baseball players improve. he explains how it tells a pitcher if it's a ball or a strike. >> you stand in your backyard and throw your ball threw. it has a laser. and a light illuminates if you get a strike. >> the invention took him to the white house. he hopes to find some investors to turn it into a product that could sell for about $120. >> putting the catcher out of work now. you don't need the neighbor kid to come over and play with him. a programming note. starting today news

nan incredible rescue caught in oregon.tch. >> coast guard, coast guard, we are taking on water. >> a coast guard rescue swimmer lowered down to help save four fishermen. because of heavy wind they couldn't hoist them. he swam each of the four fishermen to shore. and now the 27 year oldb officer described the daring efforts. >> the pilot said he may be doing a lot of swimming tonight. it was a nice rip going long the cliff there and i was doing a circle and it helped out a bit. >> the victims are reported to be okay. petty officer is called a hero. >> you want one that can swim that far. >> i would be gassed for sure. >> and a unwanted surprise for beach goers in texas. >> oh my gosh. >> you don't want to so that when you are looking to wade in the water. the reptile enjoying the water in free port. it is unclear if it is the same animal. they are warning them to keep a watch. >> that's where they live. alligators in the bitch. >> i saw it on facebook. >> what is the world coming to. >> and experts say it is not uncommon to

we keep more people behind bars nan than the top 35 european countries combined. and it has not always been the case this explosion in incarceration rates. in 1980 there were 500,000 people behind bars. half a million people. i was in college in 1980. many of you were not born in 1980 that's okay. i remember 1980. today there are 2.2 million. it has quadrupled since 1980. our prison population has doubled in the last two decades alone. now we need to be honest. there are a lot of folks who belong in prison. if we're going deal with this problem and the inequities involved, then we need to speak honestly. there are some folks who need to be in jail. they may have had terrible things happen to them in their lives. we hold out the hope for redemption, but they've done some bad things, murders predators, rapists gang leaders, drug kingpins. we need some of those folks behind bars. our communities are safer thanks to brave delivers and hard-working prosecutors who put those violent criminals in jail. [applause] >> it is important for us to recognize that violence in ou

. >> it is being called a critical track may want nans. sit going maintenance.ning me now is jim. the this shutdown affects the people trying to get across the bay from oakland to san francisco, correct? >> that's correct. we are going to have the normal service we would normally have in the east bay. >> you guys do overnight work all the time. this is a big section of track. it's a big project right? >> this is a being project. sit -- it is one of our two most important interlockings . >> it's not affecting the way people are using bart now. if something happens -- we have seen things happen that means you wouldn't be able to get trains in and out of the waters of the bay. >> it more of a reliability issue, not so much of a safety issue. without this service we don't have the flexibility if there is a train that breaks down, we can't run in both directions on the other track because we can't move trains from one track to the other. >> you brought some interesting things to show us what's wrong with the track. tell me -- this is the rail right? >> yeah. >> tell

nan update now to a story here on happening now.yal shell icebreaker left portland for a drilling operation after a heated steal mate between police and protestors. it had to turn around when activist refused to let it pass. authorities physically lowered protestors from the bridge and moving them out of the way. it went down the deliver toward the specific ocean. >> there is a debt crisis in puerto rico. and the affects of a potential default could impact average investors investors. adam what is going on? >> jon, there are hundreds of millions due by the puerto rico government to finance the debt. analyst said that puerto rico will default on 58 million owed to investors. and average investors don't know they are invested in the debt. jack l. ew said it has the potential to harm retirement port feelos. millions of people have money invested in what they thought were safe bond funds. tax exempt bond funds may have open upon heimmer new jersey municipal fund. you think you are investing in arizona or new jersey but it has puerto ric

. >>> right now police need your help in finding this nan. they say he was last seen leer the lowes in wood bridge yesterday afternoon. they say he may need assistance and that is why he's listed as endangered. >>> nvktinvestigators trying to figure out what caused a boat to burst into flames. maryland national -- natural resources police tweeted pictures of that fire. a spokeswoman says the engine burst into flames. no one was hurt. >> we're hearing about terrifying moments of a man getting stuck on a bridge that started to collapse in california. it washed away during a massive flood. the man's girlfriend said it's a miracle he survived. >> the concrete it was the water that was going to kill him coming so fast and so high. >> the man had a shattered leg, broken ribs and a punctured liver. officials believe water rushing through the normally dry desert caused it to collapse. >> now your storm team 4 forecast. >>> cloudy and humid right now temperatures are in the 80s. the radar still showing some scattered showers pulling out west virginia.

the taliban struck twice in the of a nan capital attacking a compound in east kabul while a suicide caromb targeted a nato convoy. three of a again civilians were injured. >> local sources say the egyptian military has launched new airstrikes in north sinai. the military is targeting sinai province fighters linked to isil. last wednesday they attacked military positions killing at least 17 soldiers. these are pictures which are said to show the attack. >> there's been an explosion on the outskirts of the state. twenty people are thought to have been killed. 44 people died after two bombings in the central city. >>ed hit of the rome catholic church is due to celebrate mass in ecuador in two hours. it is the first stop on the three nation latin america tour by the pope. tens have thousands gathered to watch the pontiff celebrate mass in the port city. at a time when the catholic church has lost followers amid sex and corruption scandals, the pope has managed to stay popular since he took over the leadership in march 2013. his popularity that surged. he is liked for his simplicity and open

take a look at 66 inbound, man nan nas sass. penn south 14 minutes behind. and twirtd northwest closed from "f" to "h" box of that police activity from overnight. that's where molette green is for us this morning. >>> in the day ahead, you have another chance to find out about the latest research on route 28. there have been complaints about route 28. vdot is sharing a new traffic study. tonight's meeting is 6:00 p.m. on adam street in manassas park. >>> capital bikeshare is expanding. with the help of federal money, arlington county is increasing the number of stations from one to nine. right now the only station is at ewajima memorial. >>> news4 is working for your health. a new report shows fewer teens are having sex from years ago. most teens use some type of birth control at their first experience. girls who did use birth control are less likely to have a baby as a teenager. >>> women make up two-thirds of those suffering from alzheimer's. women in the study decline nearly twice as quickly as men did. other research finds that women tend to have more pr

it is a cultural phenom nan and we are here living in donald's world now. >> he's huge and i contributeto by interviewing him in trump tower. look. trump is getting ten times as much coverage. i have covered this guy for three decades and he's a master of knowing how to keep a story alive. and the republicans loc a story saying the rnc chairman asked trump to tone it down. and trump said it is false journalism and said yes, preibus asked him to tone it down and he won't. >> and you will have to watch twitter for his comments and he's the not afraid to say what he's going to say. it is his tone and style as much as his content, why is that? >> he is bombastic and sometimes over the top and some people find him offensive and journalist and pundits and others are critizing and making fun of him. it doesn't matter. they are still talking about trump. the candidates reacted to trump. and the only way they can buy a headline is commenting on something donald trump. and judging on the avalanche of e-mails and tweets that i got after interviewing the donald there is something about the over the

you make your way through the next couple of days, 80 degrees tomorrow at nan, perfect to get out there for lunch, temperatures 9 90 in the d.c. metro area. once again low humidity, not that big of a factor. heading down toward the beaches, that water temperature now up to 82 degrees, heading toward bethany dewey ocean city looking good. 81 friday, 83, saturday. sunday, temperatures also into the low 80s, so really a pitcher perfect beach weekend this maybe the best beach weekend we have seen so far this year. 89 on your friday, 92 on saturday. 93 on sunday. monday, coming in with a little more humidity. temperatures around the 93 91-degree mark. that seven-day forecast for you coming up a little bit later on. guys? >>> i'm chris lawrence at the live deck. right now, jurors are refusing to rule out the death penalty for the colorado movie theater shooter. it is the first phase of sentencing and the jurors agree with prosecutors that james holmes' crimes were heinous enough to bar rant execution. now, holmes' attorneys will argue that life in prison without parole is an appropriate sente

i think that's a little more important nan a match. we'll leave everything out on the court and when it's done we'll go back to regular life. >>> the highlanders claim the superrugby title, defeating the hurricanes. despite having home advantage. elliott dixon sending the highlanders into the break with a 37 lead. then setting up this in the second half. winning the southern hemisphere's top title for the first time, 21-14. full time score. >> 102nd edition oft tour de france is getting under way. cycling is a way of life in the nth, with the majority of the 6 million people using a bike every day. paul rees reports. >> the dutch are never far away from the bikes, it's a relationship lasting a lifetime. rides of a few hundred kilometres are not usual. here leading the club on a 40km from amsterdam, celebrating the tour de france. 33% of travel here is done by bike. the netherlands love affair with the bicycle has not translated to success in the biggest race. >> we have good ridders. sometimes they win a big race. no yellow jerseys, an

he's expecting to remain as chair nan during the transition period. they announced plans to sell 40 brands to perfume maker coty. it is up about 1%. >>> meantime the s.e.c. is expected to make requirements testimony "wall street journal" reports the agency expects companies to exclude 5% of its overseas workers from its pay calculations. firms had been pushing for a much larger percentage though. critics say the rules won't provide investors with meaning meaningful information about its financial health. >> still to come on "worldwide exchange." joining forces. a new study says they're at a record high. how will this accommodate affect the bottom line? we'll take look at health care and which stocks to be bullish on. the dow up about 116 points in premarket trade after an ugly selloff yesterday, a lot of that being attributed to the chinese stocks. nasdaq also positioned to open higher by 32 points. we're looking at facebook, twitter, yelp. and s&p up 15 in premarket trade. you're watching "worldwide exchange." we're back in two minutes. >>> all right

. >> because i'm's pregnant, really presenting nan. >> ♪ >> oh, my goodness, is this even real like she's. my gosh. >> the mom has got some moves too. >> they need to put her in a dance. >> i can't stop looking at this. >> cutest thing ever. >> how oldies she. >> she doesn't look to her mom for help. >> she's six years old. >> she's doing pete towns hand event there with the arms and guitar. >> i can't deal with this. >> cutest kid of all time. >> jessica kline good work, producer. >> amazing. >> that is amazing. >> someone my little cousin loves it. you want kid to dance. you put on the song and they just go wild. >> yes, you know who taught me that quincy harris. >> you can't show me something. >> no. >> tiger woods and lindsey vonn split up months ago but new details on what some are blaming for the split and why you might not be surprised. >>> all right. 9:54 is the time. tiger wood split from lindsey vonn a couple months ago but now we know why. >> a according to the national inquirer woods was cheating with vonn with a ex-wife of a fellow golfer. >> yes. >> woods was having an affai

when you go out to nans nia and hunt -- to tanzania and hunt a lion. lions in the wild are very, very dangerous. it is objection. this lion was lured out as if he was someone's house cat. >> the president, kate steinle, he doesn't fix the immigration problem. you see the planned parenthood videos they're despicable. they're going after the people shooting the video. but they're going to make a bigger deal about cecil the lion. >> my response is they should be doing it all. i think they should be investigating it. i think something happened. he is making some kind of gesture. something doesn't sound right to me in material of the way this lion was lured out of the park. i don't buy that this guy didn't know what was going on. there's month reason why because you prioritize one thing, you can't do another. he should be coming about kate steinle. if there was a law violated here i think that they have a right to investigate it all. >> so a lion over the line is okay. a lion within the reserve -- >> the way they lured hill out. putting the dead animal on t

on tuesday i think we'll find out if the financial equivalent of hollywood is going to take preem nans away from the foreign flicks when earning season begins in earnest with johnson & johnson, jpmorgan. j and j been a total hang dog of late. i can't believe this j & j stock down 5% for the year. and we've been buying it you can follow it. why buy a stock that's down? because i think j & j's gotten too cheap versus growth rate. sometimes when stocks go lower they get cheaper. however, it's got huge exposure to currency fluxuations and that could trip up this gigantic health care concern. you buy it. too many things are going right now for this aaa company not to put it on your radar screen. we also get the tale of two bags j.p. morgan known for investment banking and welles inging and wells fargo, the national bank for safing. these two companies are immensely profitable. you'll see tremendous numbers. the line people care about is this the interest margin what the bank makes on your deposits and that's probably as good as wall street wants it to be. there will probably be tears about

. >> he envisioned that white people would turn against the black nan they thought they committed ther and there would be a civil war between blacks and whites. manson foresaw the black man would win this war but he said the black man because of inexperience would not be able to handle the reins of power. so you have to look at the white people who survived, who escaped from helter skelter and turn over the reins of power to charles manson and his family. >> i argued to the jury this was tantamount to manson's fingerprints being found at the murder scene. >> manson sat through this saying nothing but had an "x" scratched in his forehead. it's his way of saying he has xed himself out of society. ♪ susan atkins and leslie -- sang as they went to and from court today as if to show they are with manson and he is with them. >> the three women were coached by charlie every morning. here's what i want you to do. they would do frefrg singing mocking songs to the judge 0 to when charlie is making one of his empassioned speeches mouthing the words along with him. >> i don't have guilt. i know w

in a short amount of time, we industrial flood warnings in that region culpepper, rappahannock, shen nan dough ba county flood warping until 5:30 tonight, for streams and creeks that are currently overflowing their boundaries. now, we do still have some shower activity showers up toward baltimore, showers toward southern maryland but not looking at much tonight. as i mentioned, you can carry that small umbrella, not need the big umbrella this evening if you are heading out. most of the area should remain on the dry side. the complete forecast in a minute. you can track the storms as they head to your neighborhood and the nbc washington app. >>> now to a push tonight to rename three fairfax county high schools, two named for confederate heroes. northern virginia bureau chief julie cary joins us live at jeb stuart high school where students started a petition drive. julie? >> reporter: jeb stew wartart is one of the most diverse in our nation and some think it is time to find a name better fitting than that of a confederate calvary general. jeb stewart is one of three fairfax high schools

family and their nan any goes to trial.zen of diana could face deportation from the u.s. >>> george h.w. bush back home in a neck brace. he was treated for a broken bone in his neck caused by a fall at his summer home. at 91 the nation's oldest living president is in good shape and should be fully recovered in a couple months. as we said from the beginning, all the best to the president and his family. >> he is strong. he is strong like bull. le's get inside politics on "new day" with john king, also strong. >> like bull. >> president bush's recovery. alisyn happy monday to you. you mentioned donald trump on the "today" show. let's continue that conversation. julie from the associated press. this makes it interesting. this is forgive me the trump paradox. we laugh at things he says because they are out there. look at the polls. he is first in the polls, second in new hampshire, moving up in iowa. in the republican race we wonder at least at the moment he's driving the race. if you were out of town this weekend, as you heard

getting his whip and nan a on. fifteen months? >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> oh, my gosh, i'm telling you, kids love this song. every time, every time. you put the song on, they all get up. watch this. >> oh, they're into it. >> now, is that torrey's wife, channel in the middle dancing? because sheinelle is from our area. she grew up in conshohocken. >> really? >> yes. >> my gosh. so cute. oh, my gosh. you know i'm telling you, any time you pull this song up, we had family reunion this past weekends, playing all kind of songs, and the kid says put the song on. and everybody got up. all of the kids, they started doing it. >> well, big thing at wedding receptions now too. >> yes pretty much anywhere. >> this kid is great. so next what do you have? waist going on? -- what's going on? >> oh, no, no, no. >> all right so? >> kit cat kline in my ear going we have the music if you want to get up and whip a naenae. >> i don't think i'm qualified. >> you know, i think i would any other time. with tyrese, he will be here in about one minute