let's get reaction from bill o'neal from ubs wealth management. from the headline number bill this number looks pretty good? >> yeah i think it's provide something reassurance that a multidollar recovery is still under way in europe. i think the weakness of the euro posed the greek settlement that played a role here. clearly that to be reflected in green coming through the market for the midyear as well. but i think it's important that the market was to have some nasty surprises after some pmi number, purchase managing numbers, of course that did disappoint. >> we should point out that the ifo has said their june expectations has been revised up to 0.121. it's also a two-week i after the ifo. i guess the question is what does it mean for the exporters out there who have been benefitting from the weaker currency this year? >> well i think it's clearly important for the market. from the point of view the earnings story. the analysts are looking for evidence of organic growth. but this is important in sense of a balanced recovery against europe. you

: reagan o'neal wrote "the fallon legacy," right?obert jordan was writing as reagan o'neal. >> steve: oh, i see. >> jimmy: and that's the real talent right there. you could write a book, who cares? but you try writing as reagan o'neal. next up is a medical book. this is a good one, higgins, brace yourself. >> steve: all right. >> jimmy: ready? >> steve: what is it? it's called, "soranus' gynecology." [ laughter ] higgins. ♪ higgins. higgins, i'm sorry. >> steve: wait. >> jimmy: higgins. >> steve: wait. what -- what was the name of that book? >> jimmy: this is "soranus' gynecology." no, higgins, oh there he goes. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] are you okay? >> steve: i'm good. >> jimmy: he had an ice pack. >> steve: i had a weird fever dream. >> jimmy: "soranus' gynecology." >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: no, no, no. next book is sort of a travel memoir written by a guy who hiked the appalachian trail by himself. >> steve: oh, man. >> jimmy: it's called, "sometimes the appalachian trail is." can we widen out to see the rest of the cover? there he

that world cup final was sat take night in vancouver once again, let's go u.s.a. >>> shaquille o'neal is one of the best big men to ever play basketball but big fellow need help with his golf game, lot of help. check out this video. yesterday while trying to t off at a tournament, he. thinking that might help, stretch a little bit. that is okay. the whiff. the ball didn't even move. he finally hit it. no report if it has come down just yet or where it went. one out of three not too bad. that is close to shack's free throw percentage back in the playing days but you that is all right. the big fellow better check that club. it is probably bent too good it remind me of, happy gillmore. >> yes. >> i know. >> the crowd just loves it. they are all taking pictures and photos. he is a great sport. >> he said his golf game is better then charles barkley. >> it might be. it might be. >> chi rodriguez that is not saying too much. you all know i love chuck. >> at least to let him know. >> that ball may still be going. >> he had has some power. >> yes, he does. >>> 5:24. coming up next on "eyewitn

shaquille o'neal is a big guy who talks a big game. that's what he does.arles barkley talks a big game. both were awesome nba stars. both have trash talked each other's golf games for years. yesterday it was go time. time to find out who's got game and who's got bupkus. here's shaq. >> it's okay. we all take practice swings. [ cheers ] >> oh! >> i'm not sure i'd be doing the little victory dance. >> he looked bad. he looked like he was chopping at the air there. >> that was really bad. >> oh, it was bad. but you know don't give up your day job, shaq. geez, that was terrible. >> barkley also takes shots at shaq but he admits he's not a good golfer. >> i think barkley's super funny. i like him. i don't care if he can golf or not. >> i think it might upset our viewers. i think it is very good to be bad at golf. because golf is designed to harness only the most specific set of skills that can't be used anywhere else. just because you can hit a ball off a tee means that you can only only hit a ball off a tee. it doesn't transfer into any other skill set. so bei

papers and thanking the members of the check let list sub-committee and i will omitted a name and edia o'neal and i failed to into that in the meeting and i know she may not be on the phone or here and i deeply apologize because -- and i am being prompted that -- nia mar vely was on the list but i may have skipped over her as well at the building standards commission so my deep and sincere apologies. at the end wrapping up my part and representing the california commission on disability access. we are a small commission -- please, it sounds like a big name but we need feedback. we need participants. we welcome each one of you to get on the phone during the meetings or drop us a note but we would love participation from people on the phone, people in person, or getting in contact with one of the commissioners or angela and this input is very vital to help us be meaningful as a commission going forward and to help everybody in california attain this goal of accessibility for all so thank you very much for my time today. >> thank you. thank you. well, with that note we're going to transition thi

among the 46, norman o'neal brown of maryland sentenced to life for distributing crack cocaine. now he'll get out of prison in november. >> these men and women were not hardened criminals. >> reporter: calling the united states a nation of second chances, president obama commuted the sentences of 46 men and women. that means their convictions remain but their punishment ends. >> 14 of them had been sentenced to life for nonviolent drug offenses. >> reporter: but the move is very controversial. >> we're trying to fight cyber terrorism. we're trying to fight isis. we've got bigger problems to worry about than babysitting drug dealers, many of whom are nonviolent. >> we disagree with the idea that drug trafficking is nonviolent even when it's not done with a gun. >> reporter: the united states states currently spends $80 billion locking up criminals. >> president obama will address the criminal justice system tomorrow. thursday he'll become the first sitting president to visit a federal prison. >>> it's taken nine and a half years to get there but now the new horizons space craft i

he is the director of o'neal security. >> nice to be here with you. >> how concerned should the retail investor be when we have a three and a half hour trading halt? >> the investor need not be concerned. there are now 11 exchanges so the market, there's not just the new york stock exchange the way there used to be years ago with modern technology and after 9/11, the whole structure of the market has changed. so it is very important in what investors should know. there were other venues to pick up the slack where we were unable to perform. the markets didn't melt down them didn't get nervous. actually a retail investor, if he wasn't watching the news he would have no idea this was even happening because the transition was just so smooth. so in that sense, it was very, very good. when we and investors shouldn't be that concerned it was specific to the new york stock exchange. it didn't affect any other venues so therefore it continued to work. >> so if i wanted to buy 100 shares of ford or sell 100 shares of alcoa today, i could have done it at exactly the same price i would have got if

take for instance shaquille o'neal. let's go to greensboro north carolina the pro am am.his first swing. >> oh, yeah. >> all right. try it again. >> you get a mulligan here. >> he needs another mulligan g come on. just hit the golf ball! >> look at that. >> he killed a fan but other than that -- i'm kidding. (laughter). >> i saw charles hit a guy in the note one time. >> charles did? >> yeah. in birmingham at a pro am. >> like the club fly out of his hand. >> charles has an excuse. he got something -- he's been to a psychologist. he's afraid to hit the ball. i don't know what it is. >> is there a diagnosis for that? >> the problem shaquille works with charles it's rubbed off. >> exactly. >> catchable. never hang out with them iain. >> he's fun on the range though though. >> that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. inside edition is up next. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new y

but o'neal suffered from a tremor that resembled parkinson's but was not the same. prevented her from my. a deep depression. and my father i don't know if i've said this at trained in psychiatry and neurology and he was widely admired for his expertise in being able to untangle the intermingled causes and symptoms of both physiological and purely psychiatric illness. and so he was asked by one of o'neill's closest friends to come to new york and examine him. o'neill took an instant liking to him. this happened a lot. something just about the way my father examined him very thoroughly. and i say psychiatrist or not he always gave his patients medical exams car real medical exams with a stethoscope and a funny little hammer you no. they just took a liking to his personality. so he moved to boston and took an apartment directly across the street from my dad's office so that he could see him almost every day for the remainder of his life. and when he sometimes felt especially depressed at night that would happen sometimes rather late at night. his wife would, father at

. >> is it possible that somebody's going to come out now, watching this, and say, rob o'neal did not kill osama bin laden? >> i could probably see that happening. it's one of those things where i heard from a guy that heard from a guy that heard from a guy. and then just all of a sudden it turn noose turns into a different story. again that doesn't bother me because there's two people that were there. the thing that i've learned, especially from this mission, because there are people with differing accounts, the thing that i've learned the most is regardless of rank, position office, unless you were in the room at the time you only know what you were told. >> and that speaks to -- >> that speaks to everybody. >> do you worry that by telling your story, the pentagon is going to be upset? >> there's going to be people upset. you can't do anything without upsetting some people. i don't know why that is. i don't believe i'm saying anything that hasn't been confirmed and acknowledged by high-ranking officials. >> photos were taken of bin laden bin laden's dead body. >> yes. >> do you thin

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side of the jail inmates go to after they arrive is the job of classification deputies like sergeant o'neally don't want to put a minimum custody prisoner in a block with someone who may be a violent offender. >> what's your name? >> david rother. >> david rother served seven days in the jail after pleading guilty to driving under a suspended license and carrying a concealed weapon. this time he's charged with robbery. he says a former roommate falsely accused him of taking money after they had a fight and he plans to plead not guilty. >> you were in a jail before? >> yes. >> where were you housed in the jail then? >> i was on the new side. i can't remember where it was. >> okay. have you ever been to the old side? >> no. you're aware of it? >> yeah. because of your charge, violent -- >> please don't do that to me, man. >> you have to go to the old side. >> i'm not a violent man. >> i'm bound by rules of the agency and you have to go over there. >> i don't -- >> i don't have a choice, whether you did or you did it it's considered a violent offense, and i have to put you over there because o

among the dozens being freed a man named normal o'neal brown, from hyattsville maryland, arrest and given life sentence for the possession and sale of crack cocaine. he has been in prison since 1993. the president says brown and the others would have no longer have been in jail under today's drug rulings. >> i believe that, in its heart america is a nation of second chances and i believe these folks deserve their second chance. i also believe there's a lot more we can do to restart sense of fairness at the heart of our justice system and to make sure our tax dollars are well spent even as we are keeping our streets safe. >> joining us now nbc senior white house correspondent, chris jansing. so, what is the reaction to these commutations? >> reporter: you can just imagine at least from the prison population, because when the president announced this program last year, he got 35,000 applications for commutations. so, it's been a huge job just starting to sift through them. but what happened today is the largest single number of these kinds of pardons or commutation of sentences since the jo

this is shaquille o'neal trying to tea off. eventually nailing it on the third attempt. well done.ht he was going to get there, actually. that's your sport, thanks for watching. >> robin thanks so much. >>> now mobile phone apps are being used in all sorts of ways, including to help people who can't see explore the great outdoors. successful tests have been completed in the mountains of northeast france as care line malone reports. >> reporter: a phone app is helping these visually impaired hikers navigate the trail on their own. they can walk up and downhills, a new and exciting experience. >> translator: i have never done anything like this. it's a completely different experience than just hill walking, and it's really -- the sensations are amazing. >> reporter: five people tested out the app, named after the french word for hiking. it is one of a number of phone apps on the market to help hikers follow trails. they use gps which bounces signals off of satellites in space to navigate on earth. but it also uses something called a navigation system often used on an aircraft. it use

joining us now is the president of the national organization for women, terry o'neal.k. abortion is at the center of a heated debate in the senate where three republican women appear to be leading the charge on this. yesterday senator mitch mcconnell framed it as protecting women's health and a group mired in scandal. this is a different strategy on the part of republicans. >> those women will not hold their seats much longer. i don't think it is effective and here is why. the republican leadership has an unfortunate history of chewing up women and spitting them out. they might use it as cover for their anti-woman agenda. i say that with sorrow, right. because it is not good for women's rights advocates if only one party is seen as being for women and the other party is seen as being opposed to women. but the republican party once more is going down the road of losing the women's vote and now they will be losing the millennial vote. it is a real problem. >> terry hillary clinton called the videos disturbing. we know she has a longed history with planned parent hood. i

american basketball star shaquille o'neal trying to tee off in the pro-am. 15-time nbn player nailing it on the third. much applause from the crowd. >> all the sports stories on the website aljazeera.com slash sport - there's wimbledon are, women's world cup, and the rest. aljazeera.com/sport. that's where we'll leave it for now, thank you for watching. >> thank you. now, a classic film such as "breakfast at tiffany's" and "my fair lady" made audrey hepburn a star she was a style icon and u.n. ambassador london's national portrait gallery is paying tribute to her. >> there's imitators, but on one audrey hepburn, the star that fashionable more than 60 years on. her life in photographs is on show in london until october. >> there's wonderful photographs of audrey hepburn in this show. more than 80 photographs, with her as a young child in belgium, on to the london stage and hollywood star dom. the show combines the intimate with the iconic images reproduced in so many posters and photographs. >> it's a very touching exhibition. she would be very touched and honoured to be at the nationa

and finally kim kardashian went on shaquille o'neal's podcast this week and said she would not name herection because, quote, north is the best. interesting. i actually didn't realize that shaq had a podcast. [ laughter ] i'm kinda curious to listen to that conversation between shaq and kim. could we hear a clip of this? >> this is shaq podcast. it's the shaq-cast. welcome back, i'm shaq. i'm here with kim kardashian. 'sup kim? >> hi. [ laughter ] >> first question. you gonna have another kid. you gonna name your kid another direction? >> no! >> why not? >> because why add another direction? north is the best. >> no it's not. what about south? >> no! i like north better. >> what about east? >> no! >> how 'bout west? >> i don't want to name my kid west west. >> what about south west like the airplanes? >> no! >> how about south east? >> no! >> north east? >> no! >> how about east? >> you already said east. >> what about east? >> no! >> then how 'bout east? >> no! [ laughter ] >> you should name your kid east. >> no! >> what about something like east? >> jimmy: all right. i think nothing'

shaquille o'neal famous for missing free throws.as that form all these years on the court, buddy? >> ouch! ouch! >> oh, my gosh! >> that is good. >> he has like perfect form on his free throw. watch. legs bent knees bent takes it, elbows squared. that's what i'm talking about. >>> polka time! >> from high atop tom's restaurant in coney island, brooklyn, usa. ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ >> hey, i'm trying to work here. ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night you're wide awake ♪ ♪ and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your world news now mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun, be a pal, every anchor guy and gal ♪ ♪ do the world ♪ >> hey, i'm trying to sing here! get ready. now! ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ >> good! you're just dying to squirt me with water, aren't you? ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ who cares what the bosses think, they're a goofy crew ♪ ♪ and if your neighbors call the cops, here's all you have to do ♪ ♪ when they yell, it's hal

to invoke eugene o'neal, i can't taste my liquor hicky right? so we find these resources, right, in spite of baldwin actually refers to these folk as spiritual aristocrats in our midst. how do they muster up the resources and the energy to be in the way that they've been? right? how do we -- where do these kids come from who went to little rock? where do these kids -- where do they show up right? the kids who showed up in birmingham. those kids, 18 and 17 and 19 that's how old buckley was when they left howard and went to the bows of the south. so there are resources that are had that i can find. so, for example, my relationship with my father has been complex. i was allude to go this earlier. and it's been complex because he will to navigate mississippi. so he's rageful. and i didn't use the past tense. but there was some love that was engulfing in the midst of it all, that was enveloping. it became the cocoon out of which i could at least find some resources. so i don't want to paint a desert. right? but i do want to paint the conditions under

shaquille o'neal famous for missing free throws at a golf tournament takes a free-throw shot with a golf nails it. >> nicely done. >> look at the form. shaq where was that form all these years on the court, buddy. >> ouch. >> oh my gosh. hayes perfect form on his free throw. legs and knee bent. takes it. almost square senator polka. >> from high atop tom's restaurant in coney island brooklyn usa. ♪ ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ i'm trying to work here. that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun, be a pal, every anchor guy and gal do the world -- hey, i'm trying to sing here ♪ get ready. ♪ ♪ now that's the "world news now" polka. good. you're just dieing to squirt me with water aren't you? ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka who cares what the bosses think, they're a goofy crew. if your neighbors call the cops here's all you have to do. when this he yell it's half pat athlete tell them hey, it's news to

a more forgettable attempt, was shaquille o'neal's ka zam.nd the scenes. >> i think for the athletes who come in and try to be actors first and talent first the risk is if it doesn't go well you don't get the shot that leebron james is getting. >> his company has already produced several tv shows. his earnings are close to $65 million but warner brothers says he become the brightest crown estest jewel in the king's crown. >> for "cbs this morning," los angeles. >> it left some wondering if lebron could star in "space jam 2." it's something they've denied at this point. we'll see. >>> all right. a school teacher face as powerful enemy but she's got a small army and a up thetry superstar, that's next on "cbs this morning." ♪ mfortable. enjoying activia twice a day for 4 weeks may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive issues. i love activia. that is so good. ♪ activiaaaa. ♪ headache? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, let's-rock-this-concert- like-it's-1999 kind of mom. when pain tries to stop you, there's motrin. motrin works fast to st

clearly he enjoyed shaquille o'neal's shazam. matt: turning to motors. g.m. posted second-quarter earnings that topped estimates. for more check stevens joins us now from detroit. the easiest number -- the etf number is surprising everyone. we were expecting $1.08 and we got $1.29. how would you do that in a situation where everyone is expecting china to slow down and south america all the emerging markets are coming to a whole halt? >> as you mentioned, eps is up 122%. our results are very much on plant in the second quarter. we expect to see even a better second half in the first half. matt: results ahead of plan. that was not supposed to happen until the end of the year. you expect a slowdown? is this a case of china having its final good quarter and then grinding to a halt after the market problems we have seen? chuck: if you look at our performance in china over the first half, clearly more challenging market or industry and pricing perspectives. despite that, we are able to post $1 billion of equity in the first half of the year and 500 million in the s

. >> his name is braylen o'neal and he starred in his very own super bowl commercial this year. >> i e siteeeing braylon or that touchdown? >> braylon was born with a rare condition, born with the complete absence of his tibia and fibula bones on his leg. they call it a disability. >> he has the abilities. they're just different. often he is the one that shows up with a different way but he is differently able. we don't see him as disabled. when did you decide that was best to have his legs removed? amputate amputated? >> shortly after he was born we met with a team of different doctors. we felt by amputating his lower legs he would have the opportunity to be as mobile as possible. >> i couldn't have my legs? >> no not real legs. >> what was the other option? >> the other option was to keep your little feet. you know your little baby feet? and if -- >> braylon has two sets of legs. one for walking, and one for running. he gets fit for new ones every 6 to 12 months. >> insurance doesn't cover the running legs so it is through a foundation that braylon is every other year able to get t

. >>> and finally, so we all know shaquille o'neal is a complete basketball legend but fans will tells not necessarily the best at shooting free throws of course of course he's on the golf course apparently. watch what he did at this tournament instead of putting shaq picks up the ball and goes for a free throw bam, of course it goes in. shaq celebrating with a run around the green saying i hit 'em when i need 'em, baby. >> what's the rules on that? is that technically legal? >> i'm going to say yes. >> when you're 7'1" you can do what you want. >> a good thing i'm not 7'1" i would be such a jerk. >>> something having is brewing in the race for the white house. hillary clinton may have vigorous competition from an unlikely source, this guy, ab scour senator from vermont who has for years self-identified as a socialist. bernie sanders is now drawing huge crowds raising big money and climbing in the polls. here's abc's linsey davis. >> oh. >> reporter: support for bernie sanders for president is surging. the turnout of roughly 10,000 at a campaign rally earlier this week in wisconsin se

ronald reagan, of course, o'neal and white house residents and negotiating, why can't we do that?that some of the leadership has got to step back now and emulate what reagan did. when you really think about it reagan had as a republican president and he had both houses as in thes and he worked with them very well. it helped that he was elected in back to back -- >> l oh, yeah that helps. but you know why? people believed in him. he gave them a lift. he made the country -- believe again. happy, constructive. he was a really a great president. in the book, i find that 81 people that we had in the book i mean, they worked their heads off for him, and they have wonderful stories about how the president got things done. you know, i noticed ambassador he did in a way without being childish or nasty almost too good to be true. reason with the message today we're told it is my way, the highway, we're told compromise is a sign of weakness an reagan seemed to see it very differently. >> one of the stories in the book secretary schultz was invited to dinner with his wife at the white house,

. >> so 39, shaquille o'neal poor free throw shooting made him an easy target for fouling. >> formerchris went a game strategy called hack a shack, foul the guy and send him to the free throw line. usually the player with the weekes free throw, percentage on the court. he was 53 percent shooter, in his 19 years. since his playing days have ended, it looks like he found a waste to make free throws with a golf ball. >> yeah. >> my goodness. >> that is great. >> green briar classic, pro am golf tournament in west virginia, shack, makes the free throw. >> that is hilarious. >> that is not easy. >> that is a harder. >> that is luck. >> that is what that is. >> he was joking around there, to the right of the screen. he makes it look like fun out there, which it should be fun because golf is such a stressful sport. >> yes, true just having some fun. >> american pharoah is heading to our area, as expect, he will make his next start at million-dollar invitational august 2nd at monmouth park. he had his first time work out since belmont steaks. officials plan to make the day memorable, they ar

to invoke eugene o'neal, i can't taste my liquor hicky right? so we find these resources, right, in spite of baldwin actually refers to these folk as spiritual aristocrats in our midst. how do they muster up the resources and the energy to be in the way that they've been? right? how do we -- where do these kids come from who went to little rock? where do these kids -- where do they show up right? the kids who showed up in birmingham. those kids, 18 and 17 and 19 that's how old buckley was when they left howard and went to the bows of the south. so there are resources that are had that i can find. so, for example, my relationship with my father has been complex. i was allude to go this earlier. and it's been complex because he will to navigate mississippi. so he's rageful. and i didn't use the past tense. but there was some love that was engulfing in the midst of it all, that was enveloping. it became the cocoon out of which i could at least find some resources. so i don't want to paint a desert. right? but i do want to paint the conditions under

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