there he his, craig newton. [ cheers and applause ] craig newton everybody.- craig is everything okay where you are? it looks like the walls are moving craig. lll >> steve: spk. >> jimmy: chris kattan right there ladies and gentlemen. >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: yeah. check this out. this is kind of big actually. researchers in italy found the bones of a woman believed to be the inspiration for the mona lisa. and now they are trying to make a 3-d reconstruction of her face. because, you know, how else would we know what she'd look like. [ laughter ] the mona lisa. this is not good. hear about this one? more than 60 new jersey high school students were arrested after they broke into their school for a senior prank that included peeing in the halls and flipping over desks. on the bright side they'll get to try another prank next year. [ laughter ] is that a prank? >> steve: no, that is not a a prank. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that is so not a a prank. >> steve: what do you want to do for your prank? >> jimmy: dude, we gotta do a a prank,

ambassador to iraq under president ronald reagan david newton in the now tonight from washington thanks so much sure. coming up give no cover ups in the latest us to max think executions are in the stay with us. eugenics but eugenics vulgarize ation of darwin science punishment for an on committed crying i was so there are things to learn from believing in eighty feebleminded still today for the few i don't know why enough to live by still the i don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology they don't stop at just sterilising the goons and now go to the point of death. for years rarely discussed among till now i'd really rather not talk about that right. choose your language. because we could know if honestly feel some of. us choose to use the concerns didn't. choose to opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that imply good life choose to access to often. i. there because number one human rights near camp delta the notorious guantanamo bay prison has long been accused of cover ups but a recent report suggests three captives were i

we're here with mark newton. he doesn't sleep at night because he is calculating numbers in his head. mark, when you look at levels we've seen and slight pullback today, what does that all tell you in advance of numbers larry just talked about? >> indecision seems to rule the day. we had a sharp rally last two weeks. s&p and dow have been up 13% in last two trading days. to put this in perspective, we're at a level where it is important to be extremely selective what you own at this stage. everybody is looking forward to the ecb meeting and jobs report. we've seen movement in the euro back higher. a lot of european sovereign rates up last couple days, anticipating, you know, potentially things might no not be as dramatic out of ecb as we expect. from sentiment we see extremely high neutral readings, highest in 15 years. they have had five straight weeks much over 40%. people are scratching their heads and wondering what is the next direction here? we had a sharp rally. there are things to worry about with new sto

imagine you have huey newton. people wanted to be like him. you had to sever that idea as well. >> well, okay, now i would like to try to get to the clip i was looking for before which is labelled on my page stokley carmichael. can we try that one again? yeah. it got out of order somehow. that is the one you played. maybe you didn't play the whole thing perhaps? where is anthony? this is it. >> i called president johnson on the telephone. humphrey said he wasn't at home. trying to get ahold of dr. martin luther king. couldn't get no answer from the rockfeller. i couldn't get no diamonds from his mind. if i can enjoy the american dream it will be water behind them. when i said burn, baby, burn. burn, baby, burn. that is for the fbi. that is just like man. nothing is wasted. everything just takes a different form. what form will you take when you die? >> when he was burning the name, he said this is for the fbi. he was maybe a fiery speaker with passion and ideas but he was calm, cool and collected. he is singing about this is for the fbi. but i

of their money and along them new york and other centers as they tend to run ukraine assistant vic newton the point of the fall the call to deploy you to machine code because the money was being siphoned off by law as a rank go into machine. ukraine at that time as they have today ran it be huge gas stands to machine because because. six years stealing huge sums from the public is the pay around transit monopoly you know energy systems you could characterize there is an unindicted coconspirator documentary stealing pope called us political protection keeps a clear of those massive criminal charges to this day so we know that the political interest of the united states government at the highest level. probably didn't want yulia tymoshenko drawn into the last rank of. cables from the u.s. embassy if they only go to machine code. from ukraine and in london to pretend she wasn't involved in business b.b.c. reports she was wanted for alleged involvement in the murders of the head of ukraine's nationals by members of parliament as well as business rivals this is her own supposed international m

david newton was the united states first ambassador to iraq under ronald reagan.e has a 36-year diplomatic career which also included a tour of the u.s. ambassador to yemen. he joins us now from washington, d.c. ambassador, good to see you. thank you for being with us. two administrations in a row have bungled their dealings in iraq. what are americans not understanding about iraq that is causing these missteps? >> well, first of all our ability to influence event there is pretty limited. after all we were not able to keep troops there. iran has increased its influence a great deal. something that back in the 1980s we tried to prevent. and you have two religious groups, different groups acting in different ways, and you have fanatical people on both sides doing a lot of killing. >> we see words used in the description as radical or extremist or fanatical, but much of this my just be political. these are different people with different ideological and is political beliefs. >> it was unrealistic we could peacefully create a democratic state. it was very clear the su

vegas like elvis or wayne newton or bugsy siegel used to be?best of my knowledge where all the bodies are buried, some of them equally allegedly by some of his former clients. we meet over drinks at oscar's, the steakhouse that bears his name and boasts beef, booze and broads. >> you have colorful clients. who was nice and who was less fun to have -- >> the truth of the matter is, all my clients were nice to me because i kept them out of prison. >> did alleged mob guys know how to eat? >> my mother used to say two things, she said. she was the greatest lady. she said oscar's clients don't hurt anybody, they just kill each other. and she also said oscar's clients take us to the best restaurants. >> they knew where to go. >> they knew where to go. yeah. and were always treated right. they were always treated like kings and queens. >> did the feds hold it against you? i mean, you were just doing your job. >> they didn't see it that way. they thought i was a consigliere. as a matter of fact -- in order to murder somebody, they had to get my permiss

newton dice, que si chupas sus naranjas no las vas a olvidar porque son buenas y ricas en vitamina c. pasiÓn del balompiÉ. sin duda este deporte ha jugado un papel muy importante en la vida de muchos como la de un niÑo mexicano huerfano. >> cristian naciÓ de 26 semanas, tenÍa... 13 dias cuando su mamÁ falleciÓ. >> rosa marÍa ha sido su madre adoptiva desde entonces pero decidiÓ enviarlo con familiares aquÍ a estados unidos hace un aÑo. >> todavÍa no domina el idioma pues es un niÑo muy amigable. >> pero es un experto en el lenguaje del fÚtbol, y esto le ha aportado innumerables beneficios de adaptaciÓn. >> los niÑos de aquÍ somos materialistas, no valoran las cosas que tienen. la primera vez que le comprÉ unos zapatos, Él lo aprecio mucho. >> cÉsar se ha convertido en su padre y su otro pilar es su entrenador. >> el nos enseÑa mucho mÁs por la persona que es, la humildad que trae... >> me dicen el robinito. cuando me vine para acÁ, no quise que me vieran. como haciamos en el barrio, porque como era pues... el mas bueno decÍan. >> el fÚtbol es mÁs que un balÓn, para cristian es pasión.

paula newton, nice to see you. thank you for coming by and watching that with he in. >>> just ahead to washington we go, a supreme court decision everyone has been waiting for. and in the case of hobby lobby, religion, contraception, obamacare, hobby lobby wins. we'll discuss today's major decision, next here on cnn. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> two family-owned firms who charge obamacare tramps their religion have earned the right from the nation's highest court not to provide insurance for certain forms of contraception. the green family and the hahns, men nights from pennsylvania and they have the most divisive case of the u.s. supreme court session. the court's five conservatives came together on this one and ruled that obamacare violates federal religious law as it applies to the so-called closely held

. >> olivia newton john and jack sons. >> okay some's >> more that 65,000 flags were placed in the ground in levittown in honor of americans killed in battle or missing in action. >>> families gather at a church in west philadelphia to gather for father's day at the church of christian compassion on cedar avenue and these dads can bust a move as you can see. pastor lonnie her man led the service and he told the congregation how important it is to fathers to work to improve their quality of life of their children. >> george is day for father's day events today. changes on the way. that's right, sarah and walter. it will get warm. you notice the difference tomorrow and we're tracking heat and humidity that will be coming into our region in time for the workweek. stormtracker 6 double scan radar saying it's quiet and no issues with precipitation and big weather story this week even though we may find a shower or thunderstorm around we'll be the building warmth across the region. outside we go the action cam was outside earlier tonight at penns landing giving you a different advantage point o

>> size of figure newtons. melissa: 2 1/2 inches. like 2 1/2 inches. so bigger than what my wrist would be. >> talk to your wrist like dick tracy does. melissa: i don't know. i'm not going to be as quick to dismiss this one. ipad is still around i guess. >> you have that, why do you need a cell phone. melissa: that's what we said about the iphone. a pleasant surprise out of the housing market. new home sales jumping more than 18% in may. that is the biggest surge in 22 years. that is a big number. what do you think of this one, e-mac? >> i thought it was good to see new home sales strengthening of that is precursor to possibly strengthening in the market. the plus or minus on this is 11%. this is real tight survey. a good indicator but margin of error is pretty big. melissa: big jump, 18% surge. largest in 22 years. couple that with the consumer confidence number we got this morning i wonder if the economy is better than everyone feels like it is. what are the odds, charlie. >> i have no to know who is buying? is it upper end buying? middle being in bu

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it's based on sir isaac newton's laws of physics, specifically, conservation of momentum.when one object strikes another, as in this demonstration, its momentum is transferred to the other. all things being equal, the speed of the first ball is equal to that of the last. the weight of the two cars, plus the friction between the tires and the road surface factor into the analysis. >> the coefficient of friction is a measure of how slippery that surface is. so that's a very important piece. the other thing is the angles that are involved with approach and departure from the impact area for vehicles that are involved in a collision like this. >> scotland used surveying equipment to measure the distance the parked car moved after impact as well as the angles of impact. a computer program performed the physics calculations, and the result, steve's jeep was traveling between 38 and 42 miles per hour when it hit the parked car, not 60 miles per hour as he claimed. these calculations also proved that steve had enough time to avoid hitting the parked car. >> he had slightly over tw

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when he learns o general richard newton iii is near disbelief when he learns of the crash. >> you neverou're calculated about how you go about flying aircraft and deploying aircraft in this case. but you also understand what the limitations are. >> there are no black boxes onboard to learn what happened inside the b-52 cockpit. so the crash footage is essential proof during the investigation. investigators determine that holland, alone, pushed the b-52 beyond its operational safety limits and that he had done so on many previous occasions without reprimand. footage from the early '90s shows holland show boating for photographers and flying below operational safety limits. >> those videos should have been enough evidence to ensure that bud never had the opportunity to fly unsupervised and be in command of an airplane after that. >> but senior command reportedly looked the other way. the investigation also reveals that months before the crash, mcgeehan asked his superior officer to ground holland for reckless flying. mcgeehan's request was denied. >> the only thing my father, after he cou

i like the stock there. >> mark newton of gray wolf. that's a technical view but there's a fundamental point of view and that could be very different. >> it could be different. i still think you probably get that natural $100 on monday. it naturally kind of has a magnet towards $100 and then at that point maybe you get that pull back and i think you do buy it at, well, $600 or 85ish on the pullback. >> sorry. you think this event means -- 7 to 1 split means to goes higher because retail gets excited? >> controlled euphoria. >> they have seven shares for every one they used to have. you slice a couple off because it's been a very good run. you have more shares so cosmetically i realize -- >> what i'm -- >> it allows a better entry point for people who are waiting. the other sect of the retail audience. they say this is my time to really buy apple. >> it's easier to be long because the options will be easier to trade. >> absolutely. there's no doubt about it. when you look at what's going on, over 700,000 contracts a day. 2 to 1 calls ove

liane newton helped start the national honeybee conservancy. >> our goals are to raise awareness about bees, educate, and make it possible for many people to get involved in this activity, which has so many interesting aspects to it. >> beekeeping isn't limited to farms and rural areas. many cities like manhattan are home to thriving hives, and teens like jaxon help tend them. of course, it takes a whole lot of protective gear. [ western-style showdown music ] when he was younger, jaxon was terrified of bees. perhaps that's why his dad suggested they give beekeeping a try. >> i thought he was insane because it freaked me out. but it started to fascinate me, and once i knew that you're completely protected, it's just, it's amazing to be around that many bees and having them flying around your head and know that you're protected. it's a really cool experience, and, just, it's fascinating. >> jaxon visits the hives on a regular basis, making sure the bees have the water they need. before opening the hive, he prepares a smoke pot. >> it doesn't harm the bees, but they don't like it, so the

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endowed network broadcasters with their fellow corporate behemoths in the cable provider industry as newton's fourth law of thermodynamics in corporate greed states companies with monopolistic games tend to gravitate toward other companies with monopolistic games you see long ago the government gave network broadcasters monopolistic use of much needed spectrum on the public airwaves the networks took the deal and sent out their t.v. signals for free mainly it was just video of bob ross painting just happens with bush's live right on the page but all you needed were rabbit ears to pick up the signal the networks paid the bills by being in endless stream of advertisements as you heard free as well act now and will send you this cat with a rumor for free warning roommate eat your cat. but then as capitalism would dictate t.v. viewers were asked why watch something for free when you can just pay for it. and so people companies jumped into the fray promising more options and more reliable access to the free t.v. signals you just had to pay them a steadily increasing monthly fee from here on out th

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paula newton so much more your fingertips altie dot com twenty four seven coming home for the break here artist financial for. certain brands of capitalism he sees as nothing less than terrorism the man with us just a few minutes. for . this now i. want to. choose your language. killing spree killer though if you're going to stay still some of. the concerns get to. choose the opinions that invigorating. choose the stories that impact the lives choose the access to your office or. welcome to the kaiser report max kaiser you know fredric new cheek once said that the best weapon against an enemy is another enemy but when your enemy is expensive oil well welcome to america's middle east policy where everyone is either an enemy or a friend i mean seriously max the first headline i think isn't and we not a friend to me and that is isis stonor terrorist organizations annual reports unveiled reveal full investment highlights since two thousand and twelve the islamic state of iraq and the levant known as isis has issued annual reports outlining a numerical india graphical detail its operations th

newton. well at that time going to. cost more than you can afford. sweden or finland to bring deep to join nato would provoke some sort of action on the part of russia this is a military calculus is. not what faces humanity the west north and south lawn of it can't be solved by military means or crafts or satellites or nuclear weapons military is outdated it should go like cannibalism and slavery and child labor to civilization to kill each other. d.-day commemorations bring western leaders and president putin together for the first time since ukraine's crisis foreign counterparts as thousands flee east ukraine to escape the air raids a baby boy is trapped in a hospital where he was being treated israel's government demands palestinian hunger strike is a force for good but doctors are refusing to torture what other media turns a blind eye to you get on. so early saturday afternoon here in the russian capital thanks for joining us on r.t. international adopting a child is supposed to be a life time commitment but unfortunately not everyone sees it qui

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and were to be many more who were to follow but finally wilson and newton baker involved themselves and held off on the execution of any other soldiers. then there was actually a new procedure, a review process that had to be put in place. but yes, you are right that there was fear of what happened in houston happening in spartanburg. >> it's interesting because you have noble sissel restrained himself after being abused and beaten in the hotel. white soldiers coming to his defense. but also here at the chapter, you say that beating is one thing but if there was a lynching, there was a sense even in terms of top military brass that that was something that african-american soldiers would most likely retaliate against. >> i would agree with that. let me say one other thing. let's not put this all on the south. this regiment had trouble in northern -- >> tell about new jersey. >> also mills and long island. at camp merritt in 10 apply new jersey there were all kinds of incidents that occurred there but that can't mills there was this alabama regiment that was given command of the 15th fix.

newton c. abates on the web sites facebook as well as our mobile app. the cool down and see how the two mergers will calmed down and then and jumped right before the weekend that individual and as this weekend and we hope to see you back here tomorrow morning for a helpful- at 4am. oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter? oh i knew i forgot something... i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. takes two seconds, better safe than sorry right? yeah who knows if we'll even get service on the islands? what! no service? seriously? no electricity, we're going to make our own candles, we're going to churn our own butter. oh, we lost one. can't leave a bag unattended. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more visit citi.com/easierbanking >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." they were witnesses to a killing. >> my son just shot himself in the head. >> dr. phil: did you actually see him shoot himself? >> yes, but i don't remember anything. >> announcer: was it suicide? >> none of us had anything to do wit

newton baker talked about 10,000 planes and revolutionize the war and win it air.ugh the we haven't sent any planes by end. kind of second line shifts. learn that the wing fabric comes off. engines stall on these planes. so they're not good machines for them to be in. wants to goless, he to combat. he's there several months in training. his brothers, in fact, give him time because he's not in the trenches by the time they are. but he's going to be the only one to lose his life. expectancy of the pilots was weeks. tunning if you look at the statistics. how people like rick tobin got be making as many victories pretty amazing. himself.he victory that.ts to celebrate in 1914, he's shot down. don't know he's dead at first. he's got two machine gun bullets to the head. roosevelt he news to and he and his wife are crushed by this. said, just spring rooidz, he british friend says about theodore roosevelt, he said to a british newspaper man, he said, the presidentber, is about 6, all right? this boy. he was really a boy down to this time. of his ght goes out life. plus very serious physical prob

mark newton at the stock exchange, with sentiment like today?as grown more bullish in the last few weeks putting a collar on equities below 50 so that does indicate a real sense of complacency but you have to balance that out with things like the ongoing trend which remains bullish along with formerly under performing sectors like financial starting to make real headway on the upside. a lot of brokers, regionals are following the move in ten year yields which are closing at highest level since early may so i think it definitely gives them something to look at as we enter the next fed meeting not necessarily this month but going forward, we are seeing meaningful signs of inflation picking up. financials are responding, very good price action. melissa: we will keep an eye on that, thank you so much. hold the phone, techies everywhere are anxiously waiting amazon's new smart phone. only one carrier is feeling the law. your temper about to break out of that glass emotion. at the end of the day it is all about money. ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five

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that's how many school shootings have taken police in this country since the one in newton.cott pelley led the news after that number came out. >> if it seems there is a shooting in a school every week now, a group that keeps count, says there are about one a week since newtown. >> cnn and lots of other outlets also shared that 74 number but it required independent fact checking. every town used media to compile the shootings, gang activity and drug deals all terrible events worthy of attention. but not what school shooting conjures up. not what newtown reminds us of. cnn did its own checking and found 15 situations that were similar to newtown. again, 15 too many. and then some claim that cnn caved to conservatives who demand aid recount. that's not true. gathering and double-checking data independently is what we're supposed to be doing as journalists. it need not take away from the horror. we all know there are too many. numbers matter here, accurate numbers matter. now to the quick break. i know you've seen hillary clinton's answers on her book tour. well, we're going to