. >>> and nbc universal was among the broadcasting companies opposing. nbc universal is the parent company of cnbc which produces this program. >>> a bombshell about the economy shrinking this past winter as brutally cold temperatures and snow was tougher on the economy than many of us earlier thought. first quarter gross domestic product, the sum of the goods and services produced in the u.s. and first three this year actually contracted by nearly 3%, far more than forecast. but that was then. since then, all that wicked winter weather ended and the economy has seen a turn around. as the chief economists predicts, there is a lot of growth expected in the months ahead. >> the gdp data seemed out of sync with the other data we had, independently derived. it doesn't pass the smell test. going forward, growth numbers will look better and, you know, with the economy building momentum and putting head winds behind us. >> maybe that's why on wall street investors shrugged off the gdp number and a 1% decline in durable good s for the month of may. stocks moved

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nbc universal, of course, the parent company of msnbc. ruled in favor of nbc saying that there was no evidence that the network know league published false information. zimmerman sued nbc for defamation and intentioional inflection based on a portion of its coverage of the death of trayvon martin. nbc news released a statement regarding this decision reading, nbc news is gratified by the court's dismissal of this lawsuit which we have always believed to be without merit. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. i just saved 15% on cari'm insurance in 15 minutes. don't live in beatrice's world. live in the modern world where 7 and a half minutes could save you on car insurance. esurance. click or call. (vo)cars for crash survival,ning subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid

liz gains with reco is partly owned by nbc universal and took a ride in one. >> google thinks the bigt step is when you get a car that can take a blind person to do their errands, bring a senior citizen across town. >> reporter: the goal is safety. about 90% of crashes are caused by human error. >> do you think computers could drive better than humans? >> absolutely. if you think about it, the computer can react faster than you can. >> reporter: the idea troubles those who know electronics can fail. if that happens, who is responsible in a crash? >> it's likely that companies will have a much larger share of the liability. but the hope is that if these vehicles are safer that total liability will be much smaller because crasheses will be far less frequent. >> reporter: california is now writing laws for self-driving cars and vote hopes his technology will hit the road next year. joe fryer, nbc news, alimeda, california. >>> we are back in a moment with an unbelievable story of survival and a very happy family reunion. >>> steve rossi has died. comedy fans remember him as the straight

. >> i have my nbc universal corporate card. >> soon you can pull out your on wallet and bid on one of the only scud missiles in the u.s. hemisphere. one of 14 missiles up for bid. most of which still run. >> firing. >> reporter: thanks to alex o'neil, a veteran who's helped restore many of these historic pieces. >> how does it make you feel when you're driving something like this? >> like king kong. >> reporter: would you believe that not all of the items up for auction have been demilitaryized. some have still registered guns. still, you'd have to find your own ordinance, and depending on your intentions, that might be slightly illegal. >> the opportunity here to have a bit of that history is really remarkable. >> this mini army is one of the largest private collections of its kind. built by the late jacques littlefield, who was a military history buff, most of his tanks never saw combat. >> in general, tanks that saw action didn't come home. >> but many are extremely rare. like this german panser 5, one of the most feared tanks of world war ii. >> this is the only restored example n

i am pleased to tell you at their highest level, nbc comcast, or comcast nbc universal, and has been with us on broadcast issues. they have not had a problem in relationship to retransmission consent or these issues. they have been standup guys. but that is not to save my other network members are really comfortable with this ever-growing network of cable. it has tremendous market power. whereas there seems to have shackles on it. >> going back to the fcc, do you think it is more politicized now than it has been? i know there are a lot of partyline decisions. i am wondering if you think there are more than there have been before? >> as to broadcasting? >> as to broadcasting. >> i will tell you the irony ice see in all of this. partisan.ere to be i know having been a former republican head of a senate task force, we were really anxious to get the support of silicon valley. the as to it and were better at it, and they seem to be very drawn to the wishes of google and microsoft and these great companies. i am always amazed that -- when you look at the demographics of a broadcast your sh

. >>> speaking of cable companies, comcast, the company that owns nbc universal, received permission today from new york's landmark preservation commission to rebrand this building, 30 rockefeller plaza. comcast bought the company along with real estate holdings from ge. the ge sign has been up top since 1988. comcast intends to change the iconography of midtown manhattan, there it is atop the 39th tallest building in the country -- from ge to comcast along with the iconic peacock. >>> ralph lauren was today presented with the james smithson bicentennial medal at the smithsonian. hillary clinton on hand for the honors. lauren donated $10 million plus toward the restoration of the original star spangled banner. the citation that was read today calls ralph lauren, "the embodiment of the american experience through fashion, design and philanthropy." >>> when we come back, the shocking sight on the side of a highway as a driver jumps to the rescue. >>> we are going to end tonight on a compelling story that comes to us from our nbc station in atlanta. it's about an extraordinary discovery

the broadcast networks including cnbc, parent nbc universal, basically suing the interpret startup for violating the copyright, aroi uses feeds of the internet without paying fees and charge subscribers a monthly fee. another face of high interest, hobby lobby versus sebellius, whether they can refuse to comply with the mandate in the affordable care act requiring employers to provide birth control. president obama's recessed appointments to the, this lrb a couple years ago, the focus of canning and nlrb,s tugal challenge to the president's power to make the appoinments when not in session. lower courts basically split on partisan lines on this issue. also, the justices may issue a ruling, very important to labor unions going forward. it's harris v. quinn and decides if it's constitutional for unions to collect dues from all public and private employees they are hired to represent. eight home health care workers in illinois sue because they did not want to belong to the union and pay the dues. that's the short list. we've got cases pending about cell phone privacy as well as antiaborti

nbc universal was one of the companies that sued aere. >>> john boehner, house speaker, has confirmed he is ready to take president obama to court setting up a showdown between the two branches of the federal government. he says he will sue over the president's use of executive actions. boehner says it's not a ploy. he says the goal is stand up for the power of the legislative branch and make sure president obama follows the law. >> not only does president regulate ignore the law, he brags about it and he brags about his willingness to change it unilaterally. first, this administration makes the wrong decisions. then won't give the american people the straight answers. instead, it's arrogance and incompetence down the line. >> reporter: president obama has used his executive orders ranging from immigration to gun control and white house says actions were needed when lawmakers failed to act. >> for a long time, we have seen republicans block progress in congress, a range of bills that would promote economic strength. but in this case, it seems that republicans have shifted their opposi

. >>> speaking of cable companies, comcast, the company that owns nbc universal, received permissionom new york's preservation commission to rebrand this building, 30 rockefeller plaza. comcast bought the building from ge. the ge sign has been up top since 1988. comcast plans to change the iconography atop the building from ge to comcast, along with the iconic peacock. >>> ralph lauren was today presented with the james smithson buy centennial medal at the smithsonian. hillary clinton on hand for the honors. lauren donated $10 million plus toward the restoration of the original star spangled banner. the citation that was read today calls ralph lauren "the embodiment of fashion, design and philanthropy." >>> the shocking sight on the side of a highway as a driver jumps to the rescue. blocking brand. comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. [ mathey can see the lightes. eof a single candle.. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins for your eyes, heart and brain. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. i

nbc universal is the parent of the company that produces this and was among the parties that opposed aereo. >>> we are "on the money." go pro cameras take us to new heights. the company's ceo. >>> americans are getting a kick out of soccer. tv ratings for the world cup is at an all-time high. is the sport winning over fans? >>> as we go to the break, take a look at how the stock market ended the week. >>> go pro is a camera company that wants to change the way we see the world. it certainly offered a rosie vision to investors this week raising more than $400 million in its initial public offering at the nasdaq market site. the light weight portable cameras capture amazing images, like this one, firemen save kitten. that's a video clip from go pro's youtube channel that has been watched more than 22 million times. i spoke to nick woodman who started go pro by just tinkering around. >> when i was 22 years old i told myself i would give myself until the age of 30 to make it as an entrepreneur. i did fail at my first business and at the age of 26 i had no inspiration for what to do next

and autism speaks cofounder and former ceo of nbc universal for federal and private research funding for autism. >> good morning, everyone. six term incumbent defeated as tea party challenger state senator chris smith daniel in a mississippi gop senate primary runoff tuesday night. he beat make annual 57.7%. than 4800ce of less votes. he failed to succeed or congratulate his opponent tuesday in a speech. let me go to new york where was firstangle elected to the house of repr

. >> mother of three tara mcnamara co-hosts mom's movie minute on fandango, part of the nbc universalst is a mom of two and lifestyle editor at "family circle" magazine. >> and liz stern, ceo of diva moms.com and in charge of three little ones at home. hey, ladies. good to see you all. "maleficent," yea or nay. >> yea. 100% great mother-daughter movie. it is pg, came out last week, which means the crowds will be down. it is a sleeping beauty story but told from the villain's point of view, beautifully played by angelina jolie. here's the thing i want to tell you. my daughter who is 13, and i, there are so many great subjects that come out in this, like just about different kinds of love and redemption and how people turn bad. my daughter and i spoke for an hour after the movie ended. >> great. >> how old? >> 13. >> you have 6 and 7-year-olds, right? >> 6 and 10-year-old and a baby. >> how about for them? >> they loved it. i was a little worried about taking the 6-year-old but he walked out of there, like, mom that was so cool and it was 3-d and action packed. she looked beautiful. >>

he agreed to a one-year deal with nbc universal to host the red carpet will were chosen to the 15. he also signed at a deal to perform a live specials-rock. he now has partnerships with all four major broadcast networks not to mention contributions the network on cable. gary oldman did hold back during a recent interview with a playboy magazine calling political correctness correct three he won on a grant defended mel gibson's anti-semitic france. holzmann also developed alec baldwin and home oil corp. phobic slur directed at a photographer. you can read the whole interview and at the the judge and then there it stands right. this morning on the kron 4 morning news. and a training exercise at oakland international airport goes wrong and becomes a real life tsk sfax emergency and a fireman is left fighting for his life. details next. a union city house fire leaves one person dead and another in the hospital. as authorities try to figure out what started the blaze. good morning. it is june 25, 2014. i'm james fletcher. breaking news right now. two people are dead in a car fire in san

nbc universal is an investor and parent company. >> that's where gwyneth is speaking at the rico eventhat up. >> "days of our lives star" allison sweeney on life unscripted. and dean cain. he was here last week. i think there is something going on with him. >> he just made three baskets. sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving the military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know this is about the troops and not about me. right, but i don't look like that. who can i write a letter to about this? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that

comcast nbc universal, contributing sponsor of the exhibition and tickets are still available for the preview party that judith just mentioned from 5:00 to 8:00. for more information about to the barnes foundation website or our website, nbc10.com. thank you for talking to us about it. we're very excited. >> thank you. >>> we continue to follow breaking news along the expressway. sky force 10 over the scene of a deadly accident. traffic backed up for miles. it has been that way for hours and now as you see, we've been showing you pictures of traffic backed up and now moving and just starting to get by in the westbound lanes here. our live team coverage of the deadly crash continues throughout this hour. >>> the other story -- just say no, former first lady nancy reagan said it in the '80s and now pope francis makes his stance known about the push to legalize marijuana worldwide. we'll have much more on this story coming up. it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we are asking the music city which 100-calorie strawberry greek yogurt is the next big thing. i'm a random lady with a table f

we note msnbc's parent company, nbc universal was among the broadcasting companies opposing ario. break down this decision for us. what are the implications? i know broadcasters are cheering the ruling. it could mean ario is out of business. >> this is a decision that really is an arrow into the heart of aereo. what aereo is a system that allowed people in certain cities that had the service to pay a fee and be able to watch broadcast tv signals on a mobile device, iphone, ipad, smart phone. you did that by aereo, when you logged in, assigning an individual tiny antenna to you and video recorder to you. aereo said that worked just like you do at home, it was just being done remotely. the supreme court didn't buy that today. they said aereo is violating the copyright laws. when the tv station broadcasts a signal, that's a public lick performance and no one else can transmit it without paying aa fee. aereo designed its whole system around the copyright law hoping to evade it. today the supreme court said that didn't work. aereo can say, okay, we'll charge a copyright fee and continu

bob wright is the co-founder of autism speaks and former ceo of nbc universal.ou, ronan. >> tell us how this can change the game. they are sharing data but what kind of gains would you expect to see? >> the whole genome sequencing produces so much data that it currently can't be used and computed many places. autism is very hard to work with. we haven't had break throughs we would like to have seen. this is the one -- biggest thing we could do, the biology of autism is complex. whole genome sequencing is complex and work google is doing is unique. i don't think anybody else can do this at this scale. what's the point of it? we can identify individual autisms like you have cancers as opposed to a cancer spectrum, that should allow us to arrange the presentation with autism so we have a, b, c and d and allowing pharmaceutical companies to come in and work with packages when they are not doing today and give parents a much closer to individualized treatment and learn more about diagnosis and treatment and it's not going to take 30 years to do this. >> do you think

we should note, of course, cnbc's parent company, nbc universal, is among the companies opposing aereon this case. >> hampton pearson has more on this landmark decision out of washington today. ham? >> reporter: supreme court majority, if you will, slamming the door on internet company aereo and really giving broadcasters and cable companies a kind of slam dunk-type win. now, aereo, we know, is available in 11 major metropolitan areas, including new york, boston and atlanta. it uses dime-sized antennas to capture television signals and transmit them to subscribers for a fee over the internet. today in a 6-3 ruling, the supreme court said aereo is violating broadcasters' copyrights by taking the signals for free, not paying retransmission fees. speaking for the court majority, justice stephen breyer wrote "aereo's system is, for all practical purposes, identical to a capable system. both use their own equipment, both receive broadcast television programs, many of which are copyrighted." justice breyer also went on to say, the decision has nothing to do with cloud computing, remote stora

. >> we use it ourselves at nbc universal, so we know exactly what you're talking about.to you. by the way, we're just hearing from united. they found rory's clubs. he'll have them first thing in the morning. >> okay. that's awesome. that's good news. >> jazzen be well. you have a lot of fans pulling for you. we'll be watching you the rest of the summer. jason day. >> thanks, mate. appreciate it. >>> final thoughts from our traders and why miss usa has some splain'ing to do. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for t

our parent company nbc universal was among the challengers.s your cell phone from police searches. all nine justices unanimously agreed police cannot search the digital information on your cell phone during an arrest without a warrant. nbc news's justice correspondent pete williams is outside the supreme court. good day. >> good day to you. it's one of those days i'm sure you would have want to have been here yourself. >> that's exactly right. reading justice roberts today, extraordina extraordinary, unanimous opinion. he says in 1926, it's a totally different thing to search a man's pockets and use against him what they contain from ransacking his house from everything which may incriminate him. that's no longer true. a cell phone search exposes far more today. it also contains private information never found in a home. pete, walk us through what he and the court are saying there. >> well, that's an interesting passage you cite because when this case was argued, there was some head skrachg by the justices, which raised concerns that maybe the

>> reporter: i have my nbc universal corporate credit card. you can bid on one of the only skud missiles in the western hemisphere, the explosives, not included. one of 114 historic armored vehicles up for auction. most of which -- >> that's power on. >> reporter: still run. okay firing. thanks or it alex o'neil, a veteran who helped restore the pieces. >> how'd this make you feel? >> makes you feel like king congress. >> reporter: could you believe not all items have been demilitary rised. some are still registered guns. now of course you'd have to find your own ordinance and depending it upon your intentions, that might be slightly illegal. >> the opportunity here to have a bit of that history is really remarkable. >> reporter: this mini army is one of the largest private collections of its kind. built by the late middlefield, most of his tanks never saw combat. >> in general, tanks that saw action didn't come home. >> reporter: but many are extremely rare. like this german 5, within of the most feared tanks of world war ii. >> this is the o

let's remember they also own nbc universal, and they have the pending deal with time warner cable whichowed to proceed. this is a free cash flow machine, it has a free cash flow yield in excess of 6%. the company has pledged to have a dramatic buyback in shares at the completion of the deal to buy time warner cable. and so here's a case you have steady growth, you get some cyclical improvement on the advertising side of their business as the economy be does better. they benefit from the aereo decision by the supreme court yesterday on content side. but this is about a lot more dividend increases and share buybacks and that stream of cash flow. liz: what's home depot about? is that a recovery in the housing world play? >> well, in a sense, it sure is. home depot is going to benefit from both increased spending on remodeling of homes as well as on construction of new homes. it's a terrifically well-managed company, also has a free cash flow yield of nearly 6%, buying back stocks, raising dividends, doing all the right things from a management perspective, and you get that cyclical kicker

have the former nbc universal executive and former ceo of martha stewart living. from online education to retailing. sallie krawcheck is joining us as well. she announced the other day that not only is she changing the name of her firm to elevate, she is starting a women-focus fund. putting her mone would hurt -- putting her money in her mouth is. >> 85 rods is a take on the fact goldman used to be at 85 broad street. will take place during the mario draghi press conference. the ecbts away from decision. typically less than two minutes, not exactly at 7:45. dan alpert with us. also with us, jon ferro from our london office who covers so much of the ecb. of euro -- what is the bet the market as because of this? expectscase is everyone a rate cut. we if we do not get a rate cut, forget it. >> what? then you need best case scenario and we look for every little piece. you look at the forecast for inflation two years down. it is not just the news we get in five minutes. the difference is that the news in five minutes, this has been draghi rhetoric. give me draghi actio

the victim is at cooper university hospital. >>> nbc 10 viewer captured this smoky blaze in center city'spitler square area tonight. the fire broke out at 7:30 in an apartment building at 24th and spruce. it took firefighters an hour to bring that fire under control. no one was hurt but several people are out of their homes tonight. >>> a protest over where to pray. parishioners at notre dame de lords in delaware county hold a vigil to fight their planned merger with another parish tonight. nbc 10 in swarthmore. they're angry over the philadelphia archdiocese's plan to merge the parish with our lady of peace. they put together a petition with 3,000 signatures and say the archdiocese is making a mistake by closing them down. >> we have everything we could offer for a parish, and, you know, be an example of what a parish should be instead of an example of a closing parish. >> i hope they reconsider closing it. we're a family here. it's not going be the same anywhere else. >> earlier this month the archdiocese announced it will close 16 parishes by july 1st. notre dame's numbers are down and

autism speaks cofounder and former ceo of nbc universal on federal and private research funding on autism. washington journal live at 7:00 every morning on c-span. using c-span radio on any phone. you can hear congressional coverage, public affairs forums in today's washington journal program. listen to every cap at the days events of 5:00 eastern. you can also hear audio of the five network sunday affair programs beginning sunday at noon eastern. >> an update on the primary races today. thad cochran has been named a winner in a very close race against chris mcdaniel. in new york, the race has not officially been called. -- 22 term congressman put to challenge. is resigningoburn before the end of his term. you can find more of today's election results at www.c-span.org. now, lawmakers celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 1960 four civil rights act and present the congressional gold medal to the family of dr. martin luther king jr.. from the u.s. capitol rotunda, this is about an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, these welcome our honored guests. members of the united states house of represe

as part of its merger with nbc universal, comcast plan to partner with the schools to teach digital literacy and occurs adoption among low-income families. comcast likewise committed to low income families broadband internet access at affordable rates. as a result of this program, 1.2 million americans have joined the program, 86% of whom use the internet daily now. 21,000 which are in my home state of georgia and was just over 17,000 families in the city of atlanta alone. will at&t commit to a similar program to advance the public interest through affordable broadband access and digital learning -- excuse me, digital literacy? >> i am not intimately familiar with that, congressman, but i will commit to you -- we will look at it. i think it is probably and not only the communities we serve interest summit like that, but probably in our own self-interest. we are doing a lot in terms of nano degrees, trying to help with the low-cost education for people to get degrees that would equip them to do things in the digital world, and we are very excited about it. we also have made a number of invest

one week later your competent cfo left to join our parent company nbc universal and the day after thatock to year end. why did that u-turn happen? >> over the last ten years we've returned cash to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases to the tune of $1 billion each of the last ten years. this year between our difficult aends at $750 million and continuing the authorization which was already in place and our intent to complete that by the end of the year, that's $1.35 billion. so what shareholders are saying is you have a great business model. business is good. you're selling hotels, your balance sheet is less levelage than it's been before. let's see what you can do to return cash to shareholders. we completely agree. on the other hand -- >> you didn't, i've read the call and the first quarter you didn't agree and it makes sense. it makes sense if the reports are right, and you were talking to intercontinental about spending $10 billion to take them over and you needed to keep your powder dry, and then maybe those talks broke off, and you're not interested anymore, as da

and i'm pleased to tell you at their highest levels nbc/comcast or comcast/nbc universal have been withsting issues. they have not been the problem in relationship to retransmission consent or these issues. they're been stand-up guys -- they've been stand-up guys. but that isn't necessarily to say that my other network members are really comfortable with this ever-growing network of cable that has tremendous market power, whereas theirs seems to have shackles on it. >> going back to the fcc, do you think that it's more politicized now than it has been? i notice there's a lot of party line decisions, and i'm wondering if you think there's more than there have been before? #(sjut of a role in there?laying >> guest: as to broadcasting? >> as to broadcasting, as to everything. >> guest: i'll tell you the irony i see in all of this, and i'm not here to be partisan because i know, having been the former republican head of the republican high-tech task force that we were really anxious to get the support of silicon valley. the democrats, frankly, beat us to it and were better at it, and they a

universal studios hollywood. you can go to our website, nbcbayarea.com, just search, of course, "minions." you should also note that nbc bay area is owned by comcast which also owns universal. >>> and at 11:09 right now, still ahead this morning, the item found in your kitchen that could help cure all sorts of health issues. >> and the second attack on a bay area student. the boy knocked from his wheelchair and kicked by a security guard for the second time. the details, next. >>> 11:12 on your wednesday. you may recall that shocking video of a security guard attacking a student in a wheelchair. turns out may not have been the first time. this morning, we do have new surveillance video showing another earlier attack by the same guard on that same student at oakland high school. it is tough to look at, but here it is. you can see the two guards there fighting with a student, then this. one of the guards pushes the student out of the wheelchair, kicks the boy near his head, drags him there into the elevator. we first showed you this video last week, and though we saw this video first, this takes place later in that same

as part of its merge we are nbc universal, come cast pledge to partner with schools to teach digital literacy and encourage adoption among low-income families. comca comcast, like wise, committed to offering certain low-income families broadband internet access at affordable rates. and as a result of this program, nearly 1.2 million americans have joined the program. 86% of whom now use the internet daily. 21,000 of which are in my home state of georgia and with just over 17,000 families in the city of atlanta alone. will at&t commit to a similar program to advance the public interest through affordable broadband access and digital learning -- excuse me, digital literacy training? >> i'm not intimately familiar with it, congressman, but we will look at it. i think it's probably not only in our -- the communities we serve interests, something like that, but probably in our own self-interest. we are doing a lot in terms of nano degrees, trying to help with low-cost education for people to get degrees that would equip them to do things in the digital world and we're very, very excited a

and autism speaks cofounder and former ceo of nbc universal for federal and private research funding for autism. >> good morning, everyone. six term incumbent defeated as tea party challenger state senator chris smith daniel in a mississippi gop senate primary runoff tuesday night. he beat make annual 57.7%. than 4800ce of less votes. he failed to succeed or congratulate his opponent tuesday in a speech. let me go to new york where was firstangle elected to the house of representatives 44 years ago appeared to have survived a primary challenge there. in oklahoma, the gop primary established republican james lankford, a member of the house one against his tea party challenger there. primary results coming up. first, we want to get your thoughts on the surge of unaccompanied minors crossing into the united states from the southern border and the impact on immigration reform debate in washington. the numbers are on your screen. --ependents and all others send us a tweet. war post your comments on facebook.com/cspan or e-mail us. we have a fourth line set aside for those on the southern

. >> nbc universal has a lot of creative people out there. >> we do, we do. >> i have to admit that. ron myers is great. >> i can think of talented people. i'll tell you later what i didn't say. yesterday you told me what you didn't say when i said something on air. >> did i say something with sexual innuendo? >> i didn't say that. i'll tell you in a little bit. >>> donald sterling's lawyer says the embattled l.a. clippers owner has agreed to sign off on selling the team to former microsoft ceo steve ballmer. sterling sued the nba alleging that the league violate the his constitutional rights by relying on information of what he calls an illegal recording that publicized racist remarks. he's agreed to approve the $2 billion deal negotiated by his wife, shelly. andrew. >>> i got a chance to ask marc andreessen about thomas picketty. >> there is a reason people are passionate about this. it's not just inequality, it's standard of living. have be people be better off and provide for their families. my view of picketty, he has a backward view of how the economy works. they have a sociali

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nbc bought unu universe sag so we're in universal city on the universal lot. this is movie making. tv shows are shot and you of e already worked here. you were one of the first people to use this studio. so come on out. we're -- let's use this police as much as possible. i'm going to be back in new york a lot. i'll be back in new york in july for sure. but you know, this makes doing shows in l.a. much better. >> a beautiful set. before we let you go. what's the one thing you have missed in the last two months? >> the one thing? the one thing. pain killers -- that would be the one thing. >> lawrence, great to see you. not just the lighting. your spirit seems whole. you look great. we cannot -- >> that's the acting. >> fine, fine acting. great to see you and we look forward to your happy return on "the last word" in the very near future. >> that's all for thu. see you back here tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. "the ed show" is coming up next. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to "the ed show", all the way live from new york. i'm in for ed schultz. >> i don't know whether we're going

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reporting live at stanford university, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> san jose state's hate crime case is headed to trial. three of the four students charged with hazing and harassing their african american roommate in that case will stand trial starting december 1. all are being tried on misdemeanor battery and hate crime charges. a fourth student, though, has been charged as a juvenile. pleaded not guilty to hazing and racially taunting their roommate last year. >>> it will soon be easier for california school districts to fire teachers accused of criminal misconduct. governor brown today signed a new law creating a separate expedited process for teachers accused of conduct like sexual abuse and drug crimes. the law takes effect january 1. two weeks ago a southern california court struck down teacher tenure laws, but that has no connections to this particular legislation. >>> speaking for the first time, the mother of the girl killed by an uber driver supports new regulations. 9-year-old sophia lu was killed on new year's eve. the driver had no passen

nbc 10 news. >>> today, cooper university hospital will announce a new program designed to shorten health care waitrans in our area. katy zachry is live with details on how they plan to make veteran care a priority. tell us more, katy. >> after talking to veterans following the v.a. hospital scanneding earlier, they had their own personal stories of extremely long wait times to see doctors, in philadelphia, the area of philadelphia, the average wait time for a veteran is 43 days to see a primary care physician at a v.a. hospital. here, they are intduing a program that will have veterans see a doctor on the same day they come to the hospital. cooper medical center is not a v.a. hospital. this program is predicated on the fact that congress will pass a bill that allows veterans to be seen by civilian health care providers. katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> good morning. as we approach 7 club, p:00, pe moving the camera. the left lane blocked here, it involves a vehicle and a tractor-trailer up ahead just a short time ago. one lane is blocked. you can expect to see delays building on 95 northbound. that's

education acts that disburse federal funds as a way to force colleges and universities to increase student safety. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00 -- >> i get asked every day about the progress of the 495 bridge project. in fix at 6:00, nbc 10 giving you the answers you need about getting the brim reopen, maybe even a little sooner than you thought it would be. >>> a live look right now at center city tonight. the temperatures well into the 80s today here in philly but much more comfortable than it was at this time last night. >>> glenn? >> that humidity is going down and that's good news ahead of the weekend. tracking the changing conditions and when we will return to the 90s in your first alert 7-day forecast. side. >>> right now at 6:00, repairs are well under way on the i-495 bridge over the christina river in wilmington. crews working now around the clock in an effort to get the bridge opened by the end of the summer. it's a national effort, in fact to get the bridge back up and running for the thousands of commuters who have been forced to take detours. deldot officials ordered an emergency shut down on the

nbc 10 in camden this evening where leap academy university charter school not only graduated its largest class ever with 120 students, but it also marked its tenth straight year of 100% graduation and college placement. students were admitted to a number of colleges that include penn, princeton, and carnegie mell mellon. >>> it was a night of hip hop in center city to raise hiv awareness. this is the second annual hip hop for philly free concert featuring grammy nominee at the theater. the show was for any young person between the ages of 13 and 24 who took a free hiv test beforehand. philadelphia's rate of infection is 3 1/2 times that of the national average. >>> some progress tonight for marijuana, medical marijuana supporters in pennsylvania. today, a state senate panel approved a bill that would allow marijuana to be grown, processed and dispensed with oversight by a state board of medical cannabis licensing. under proposal, state residents would need a $100 access card from the health department after approvi approving they're eligible. one of sponsors is hoping to get a floor vote

nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: a frightening scene on seattle pacific university. 19-year-old paul lee is killed. other students wounded, one critically. witnesses say the gunman was reloading when an engineering student pepper sprayed the shooter. today aybara was in could you tell and will face murder and assault charges next week. >> he suffers from long standing medical issues. >> reporter: but sources close to the investigation tell nbc news he researched mass shootings, specifically columbine, was described as a loner who purchased a shotgun two years ago from a private owner, requiring no background check. at a vigil today, there were prayers for the victim and praise for a young man credited with saving so many lives. miguel almaguer, nbc news, seattle. >>> and there was a sense situation today at a courthouse in georgia where officials say a wounded sheriff's deputy prevented others from being hurt. the deputy encountered a man armed with weapons and explosives who droe his suv to the steps of the county courthouse. authorities say the suspect shot the deputy in the leg before police arr

university didn't do enough to protect her. fellow student and local politicians are jumping by her side. nbc by area cheryl hurd talked with congresswoman barbara lee. good evening, cheryl. >> good evening. congresswoman barbara lee was here at a town hall meeting where she discussed the issue. she was here in april when a group of survivors said they wanted the chancellor here to do something. now the congresswoman is aware of the person at stanford leading that same fight. >> it is an emergency. not only here in the bay area but throughout the country. >> together , they are working n national lengs legislation. lee calls sexual assaults on college campuses a national crisis. >> young women need to have assurances that the perpetrators will be punished properly and appropriately, immediately. and so there is a lot to be done. >> lee francis would be the first to say that. the senior saying she was sexually assaulted by a fellow student earlier this year. he received a five-quarter suspension and 40 hours of community service. and she said she got little support from police and university a

nbc's miguel almaguer is at seattle pacific university to explain. >> it's the building behind me where police say the suspect, 26-year-old aaron ibata walked inside and opened fire on college students who were studying for college exams. >> four people were injured, at least two of them shot critically. the other remains in critical condition as the gunman was reloading. a student tackled the gunman, sprayed pepper spray at him and held him down while other students assisted until police could arrive on scene. police say the actions of those students certainly saved lives. we know that one person has been released from the hospital today. we have no motive. police are still continuing in the early stages of their investigation. we expect some vigils to be held here on campus later on this afternoon remembering a student killed here yesterday. back to you. >> thanks. nbc's miguel almaguer in seattle. >>> it is hard to hear the words school shooting and not think of columbine, virginia tech, sandy hook. the list goes on and on. it is hard not to think of the words of nra executive vice p

nbc bay area news. >>> the man who opened fire at a seattle university campus wanted to kill as many people as possible. one of the many pieces of the puzzle police are uncovering is a they try to figure out aaron's motive. investigators say they wanted to take his life after the shooting. his lawyer says he has a long history of mental illness but the attorney revealed today he is aware he's suffering and that the suffering he caused and that he's story. ibara is accused of killing one student and wounding three other at seattle pacific university yesterday. >> i heard a shot. just outside my window. i saw a man laying on the ground and a person holding a gun over him. >> ibara is on suicide watch tonight in a seattle jail. >>> just in tonight, court documents show a possible lot to kill by the san francisco fugitive. the fbi says ryan chamberlain used an anonymous online marketplace to get his hands on biological agents and lethal toxins. agents also reveal the poison was shipped to chamberlain. it's unclear if he actually received it. it can kill people within hours of exposure. chamberlain said he