. >>> an official media campaign is calling for a boycott of united airlines after a woman accused the firm of discrimination. tahera ahmad said a flight attendant refused to serve her an unopened can of soft drink, saying it could be used as a weapon. another was served beer. she complained another patient insulted her. unit airlines issued this statement: tahera ahmad told al jazeera she was disappointed that united did not use the incident to shine a spot line on discrimination in the u.s. >> what is unfortunate, though is i was hoping that united airlines would use it as a teaching moment for the nation and recognise discrimination and bigotry, and acknowledge it recognise that it's wrong. we have - we have many circumstances in this country where the african american brothers and sisters are in pain and suffering. they could have used this as an opportunity to recognise discrimination. and use corrective opportunities. >>> the u.s. supreme court reversed the admital of a case of a woman who said she was denied a job at a clothing store because of her head scarf. she was denied a j

media lockdown. one question i have about the campaign's relationship with the media, we often find ourselves hearing from a clinton campaign official or getting stuff that is paraphrased and not remotely quotable. why do guys feel like the campaign team needs to be obscured in this way? jennifer: it is something people have raised with me earlier this week. sometimes people -- you default to that. we think we do that too much. as i sit here talking to everybody on the record on the stage -- >> that is on background. [laughter] host: will that be different during the campaign? jennifer: you know, i think you saw some changes yesterday. i think people can default to that. sometimes there is a reason for why that is an appropriate thing. you should not default to it and we are proud of our campaign and the work we do. we will talk on the record. host: you are making changes? jennifer: we will take it into consideration. i am not sure what more i can do then talk on the record at this moment to address it. >> i know some of the recent polls that the campaign have taken issue to some of the recent polls related to trustworthiness. the p

. >>> chinese president xi ginping's sweeping anti-corruption campaign has brought down the most prominent official yet. state media have reported that former domestic security chief zhou yongkang has been sentenced to life in prison. zhou was the ninth highest rank member of the communist party's politburo standing committee until november 2012. state-run xinhua news agency says a court in tianjin near beijing sentenced zhou for accepting bribes, abuse of power and deliberately disclosing state secrets. zhou and his family allegedly took more than $20 million. >> prosecutors indicted zhou in april. he was tried behind closed doors. xinhua says the trial was not open to the public because it involved state secrets. >>> chinese government officials have been investigating why the yangtze river cruise ship capsized suddenly. nhk has learned during interviewed with some be reeved family members that government officials told them the probe will require time to complete. 456 people were onboard the vessel traveling through southern hubei province on june 1st. 14 passengers and crew members survived. 434 others have bee

one question i have about the medias relationship with the campaign, often we are hearing from a campaign official, or hearing things that are paraphrased and not quotable. why do you think the campaign team needs to be obscured in this way. ms. palmieri: this was raised to me this week by some of your colleagues. it is true across the board people default to it. we think we are doing it too much, and as i said before, we are talking to everyone on the record on the stage. it is something we want to do better job on. mr. mook: [indiscernible] [laughter] mr. mook: we will take your tapes. host: during the campaign, will that be different? ms. palmieri: here i am talking on the record. it is something -- i think people tend to fall to that. sometimes there is a reason for why that is an appropriate thing , but you should not default to it. we are proud of our campaign and the work that we do. we will talk more. host: i'm sorry? ms. palmieri: i said we will talk on the record. host: so you're making changes? ms. palmieri: i'm not sure what else i can do than talk on the record at this moment to addre

campaign. mike allen sat down with a pair on the eve of the official launch of her launch for office. they talk about her role in the media and the role the former president might play in the campaign. this is an hour. >> we wanted to be really deliberate about giving ourselves time to ramp up. hillary wanted to get out there and meet with voters and workshop her policy. she got time to do that. in the campaign, we had time to hire staff, get the doors open. tomorrow signifies a shift to communicate to voters what clinton's campaign will look like. she will lay out why she is running, and her vision for the country. through the summer, she will continue working on policies more in-depth. more in-depth. it kicks off a stage where we will start building the organization that we will need to turn our voters out in the primary. it is really an official launch of the campaign. now, hillary will get out there. host: what has been -- [indiscernible] ms. palmieri: for her, she spent the six months prior -- she is very focused on policy. she said during that time, if i don't have the solutions -- she spent the six months talking t

law enforcement officials tell abc news they're investigating whether the 26-year-old had been inspired by isis through it's social media campaign. >> it will continue until we're satisfied we have obtained all of the evidence. >> reporter: his brother took to social media claiming his brother was on his way to work. david wright the suspect arrested last night is expecting to make his first court appearance later today. >>> some big changes to laws intended to catch possible terror suspects. last night, president obama signed the freedom act, which ends the nsa's bulk collection of telephone records. but it keeps the records in the hands of the phone company. investigators would need a warrant to review. >>> the overturned cruise ship in china, more than a dozen bodies have been recovered. at least 14 people have survived including a 56-year-old woman. the captain was taken into custody, reportedly telling the investigators that the ship sunk within two minutes. >>> chicago, a city bus collided with three cars and several people pinning one woman underneath. wbss said that the bus was trying to avoid another car. >> hear the so

official tomorrow, at an event in miami. today he took to social media unveiling his campaign logo. hillary clinton also took to iowa after unveiling her campaign. >> a day after her high profile presidential kickoff hillary clinton rallied voters in iowa. >> now there may be some new voices in the republican presidential choir but they are all singing the same old song. it's a song called yesterday. >> you know the one. >> the clintonses republican rivals are yuding that remark after her. plosion of the past. >> yesterday is over. before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the past. >> it is a charge clinton faced on sunday from fellow democratic candidate, bernie sanders. >> people have had it with established politics. they want something different in economics and politics. >> chris christie critics are pointing to another theme that clinton doesn't understand everyday americans. >> mrs. clinton doesn't hear from anybody doesn't talk to anybody, doesn't take q

jon: back on the campaign trail now, four democratic candidates are officially running for the white house as the number of republican candidates increases to 10. so how are the mediaing the campaign so far? let's bring in our media panel. judith miller, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter author and fox news contributor ellen ratner bureau chief for talk radio news services and a fox news contributor. give us your overall assessment, ellen. so far you have four democrats as we mentioned, 10 republicans in the field. how are the media doing? >> the media decided who they want to run and who they want to cover and that's what they're covering. in my view they're giving these nice a huge pass and not asking questions. everybody knows i'm a democrat but hillary clinton has not given, except for one press briefing. my advice if i were her people start talking to the press. jon: if you're not named hillary clinton it is pretty hard to get coverage on the democratic side isn't it, judy. >> virtually impossible. i agree with ellen the press decided already inned a vans of a referendum on any part of the american people who is serious candidate and who is not. if

: the fifa president has attacked the english teaching media, accusing them of a campaign to force him out of office. several senior fifa officialsen the -- have been detained. rishaad: the plane powered only by the sun is on its longest and most dangerous leg. the solar impulse is heading for hawaii. the flight is expected to take six days. the plane's journey began in abu dobby in march. -- abu dhabi in march. angie: joining me and rish now are shery zeb, and mikio kumada. we were talking about how many deadlines greece has already missed. it seems like everybody has been following the story. it is four years old now, going on five. mikio: there was no default on 1828. i mean the deadlines are funny because they are basically self-imposed by the greek government. the greek government says, we will have a deal in two weeks, and nothing happens. it is for domestic consumption, i think. i don't know why they are doing it. there is not really a deadline, at least not a hard one. we hear that it is going to default every month and it never does. there is a very good analyst, independent analyst, not from the financial industry. they

a social media campaign to raise money for those affected by the tragedy has now raised more than $200,000. >>> and in response to the balcony collapse, the officials in san francisco are notifying owners of apartment buildings to inspect their balconies and decks and owners are being instructed to check for structural weaknesses caused by dry rot and other factors. additionally, city building and fire inspectors will be conducting spot checks to ensure code compliance. >>> firefighters are losing control of a wildfire burning south of lake tahoe. it is now 0% contained. that's down if 10% yesterday. high winds are making the fire fight difficult and flames are burning more than 16,000 acres right now and alpine county. close to the town of markleeville. 500 people are working that fire from the air and ground today hoping to get ahead in the fight. >>> some welcome news for a san joaquin county community that was on the verge of losing its water supply. community leaders and mountain house reached an agreement that will keep water flowing to about 15,000 residents. mountain house normally buys all of its water from a single rural irrigation distri

family and why two of their daughters are blaming the media for outing them as victims years after they were molested. >>> hillary clinton campaign officials held a background briefing for reporters just over a week ago at the headquarters in brookelynbrooklyn touching off a debate about why journalists go to these things and are they useful. ann guerin you were there. are there things you wish you could report from that briefing? >> some of the criticism of the briefing afterwards is that it wasn't substantiative or substantiative enough. there was some substance there. it was useful for me as a reporter covering her and covering the campaign and the structure of the campaign to hear in their own words kind of -- some of the theory of the case. i would have loved to have been able to quote from that directly. "the washington post" rules on deep background which is what the briefing -- that was the rule of the briefing mean that i really -- i was very much boxed in. all i could do is say what they said collectively and not use -- not attribute anything to anyone in particular person. and that really was a problem. >> that's the debate. loo

official. jeb bush gearing up for the big event with a frenzy on social media, releasing this new logo on twitter. as well as a campaign

officials say they are investigating if the 26-year-old was inspired by isis through the social media campaign. >> it will continue until we are satisfied that we have obtained all of the information and evidence this is to obtain. >> his brother, a local image claimed his brother was on the way to work when boston police shot him in the back. >> the suspect's brother is the imam of the lighthouse mosque in oakland. >> we work on character, ourself, and work on loving each other. that is the kind of islam that the image represents and what the lighthouse community is all about. >> on facebook imam a half a mile challenged the police account saying of his brother "he was on his cell phone with my dear father dug the confrontation," with a witness. the last words to the father were "i cannot breath." the imam is traveling back to boston. >> new detail on a develop president battle in oakland, the city council has the latest controversial vote regarding the sale of city-owned land for a new high-rise. after the last vote attempt there were protests. the city council heard hours testimony from res

increased chatter on social media suggests groups may strike during the independence day celebrations. >>> chris christie released a campaign video ahead of the official announcement he is running for president. that is expected to come tuesday in livingston new jersey. >>> john kasich is expected to join the field. he plans to makes his announcement at ohio state university. he polling numbers are low. >>> more and more interesting by the day. it was a family affair at citifield on sunday as new yorker steve matz made his debut. all of the matz went home happy. andy scholes has the bleacher report next. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? guys, it's just the two of you. the setting is just right. but here's the thing, about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed

one question i have about the media's relationship with the campaign, often we are hearing from a campaign official, or hearing things that are paraphrased and not quotable. why do you think the campaign team needs to be obscured in this way? ms. palmieri: this was raised to me this week by some of your colleagues. it is true across the board, people default to it. we think we are doing it too much, and as i said before, we are talking to everyone on the record on the stage. it is something we want to do better job on. mr. mookl: that's on background. [laughter] mr. mook: we will take your tapes. host: during the campaign, will that be different? ms. palmieri: here i am talking on the record. it is something -- i think people default to that. sometimes there is a reason for why that is an appropriate thing, but you should not default to it. we are proud of our campaign and the work that we do. we will talk more. host: i'm sorry? ms. palmieri: i said we will talk on the record. host: so you're making changes? ms. palmieri: i'm not sure what else i can do than talk on the record at this moment to add

officials who issued a joint bulletin over the weekend. the concern is isis mounted an unprecedented social media campaign.g mass murder, robin. >> but, pierre have they identified specific threats here in the u.s.? >> reporter: no. no specific threat has been identified. it's not upnusual to see such bulletins before the holidays. there's a sense of urgency. this week, the nation's police will be ultra aggressive. expect high security for the big fourth of july celebrations. >> they're enkourmcouraging us to remain vigilant. >>> the unmanned ship was set to deliver food and supplied to the space station. the failure could put future missions at risk. david kerley has the latest from washington. >> reporter: good morning, george. not since the 1960 side have we seen three missions in a row connected to the american space program fail. this third failure could mean a delay in sending additional astronauts and raises the possibility of evacuating the space station for the first time ever if supplied don't arrive. the third attempt to lift two up thes of supplies was the job for spacex. >> vehicle on course o

campaign hasn't officially begun. among the quote, unquote problems as identified by the post bush was in the paper's words overly optimistic. to take up the newest unfounded left-wing media hit piece we turn to editors among the very best the national review's rich lowry and fred barnes are our guests tonight. >>> we begin with house republicans moving full steam ahead for a vote to give the president fast-track trade authority despite objections from the democrats. a full core press is under way with the chief of staff, secretaries of treasuries and labor all on capitol hill trying to persuade skeptical democrats to bactpresident's trade deal or john boehner's trade deal or mitch mcconnell's trade deal depending how you want to construct it. an issue that put paul ryan and ted cruz on the very same team and has a republican party working for a president they say they don't trust. >> this is how you get higher paying jobs, faster economic growth more global engagement. the rules to the global economy are right now. no question about that. the question is who's going to write the rules. >> what the president said is members of congress should be concerned about americans

. >>> in a social media campaign to raise money for those affected by the berkeley tragedy has now raised more than $200,000. >>> and in response to the collapse, city officialssan francisco are reminding owners of multiunit apartment buildings to initialuate inspection -- initiate inspections, they should check for possible structural weaknesses because of dry rot and other factors. >>> firefighters battling a wildfire south of lake tahoe. it's threatening the mountain town in alpine county. people there are on standby for possible evacuations. the fire has grown to nearly 15 square miles since it was sparked by a lightning strike on friday. strong winds forcing some crews to stand down late yesterday pushing containment down to 0% again. about 500 firefighters are working on it aided by air tankers and helicopters. six other fires are burning around the state. they include one that has burned about 27 square miles and that's in the san bernardino mountains and cal fire says the long running drought has made conditions much more dangerous. >>> well, a collective sigh of relief in a san joaquin county town that was on the verge of losing its water supply. com

campaign launch on saturday and then jeb bush coming out on monday. what do you make of the big media events and finally going to be in it officially with the big fan faret we have seen for the others? >> what's interesting is both campaigns believe they have to do the same -- they have the same challenge in frnt of them and both are going to try to use the announcement speeches to begin dealing with the challenges. and one is to reintroduce themselves. right? they both have famous last names but if you talk to both campaigns they say you don't know the real hillary clinton or you don't know the real jeb bush. jeb's not his brother. hillary is not bill. you hear this a lot from both. so obviously what both have to do with their announcements is try to introduce themselves as not with their last name so literally with hillary it's you hear a lot about hillary clinton rodham, a lot about her mother dorothy rodham. with jeb bush his days in florida. probably hear a lot about his family, his personal family which is a hispanic family. his mexican-american wife. i think both have the same challenge ahead of them using the announcements to deal with that chal

official campaign official. official official. and while he's fighting back against some negative stories in the mainstream media, clinton is getting soft feature piece that's on the front page of "the washington post" today and there's the big headline. this is the hillary clinton headline on the post. "she will not back down or go away." chris stirewalt joins me now, he will not back down either no matter how much we try -- >> well, you keep asking me to come. [laughter] martha: we love it when you come. we're just teasing you buddy. [laughter] what do you make of the reboot reset, whatever you call it? >> well look, you mentioned jeb bush he's doing the normal thing which is he has been running a fake campaign, and then he's going to make it official and when he goes from fake to real he will have an event, he will say i'm running for fill in the blank and then he will go back and continue campaigning. so that's the world we've lived in really since the 1970s. what hillary clinton is doing is something quite different. and what she's doing is she had to launch her campaign way back on the 12th of april, 61 days ago she had to la

that campaign has been relentless on conservative media, among republicans on capitol hill and among all the republican candidates for president. long before they make their candidacies officialinton official. the pounding on benghazi and the e-mail

media, accusing them of a campaign to force him out of office. he also suggested that the u.s. investigation could ensnare him. several officialshe department of justice says more arrests are on the way. blatter insisted he has nothing to fear. says theout next guest corruption allegations are just the tip of a giant iceberg. we are joined from sydney by david hill, the former president of soccer australia. thank you for joining us. what are you making of all this? who's going to be next, and is it going to be sepp blatter forced to fall on his sword if he's not indicted for any crimes? got to takelatter's a large slab of the responsibility. we've known from sworn testimony since 2002 of pretty massive corruption within fifa. he's been the president now for 17 years. a lot of that sworn testimony implicates him. i don't think we will realistically see the beginning of the cleaning up of fifa until blatter goes. the sinner that is for football are in the world, i think, better. rishaad: why is it taking so long? i think that is what everybody wants to know. >> because nobody has been prepared, despite the appealing evidence, to

that campaign has been relentless on conservative media, among republicans on capitol hill and among all the republican candidates for president. long before they make their candidacies official they make their contempt for hillary clinton official. the pounding on benghazi and the e-mail server has been non-stop and it's worked. we've got the polls to show t.polls that show not just lowered favorability or higher unfavorability for secretary clinton but lowered numbers of honesty and trustworthiness. jeb bush has also suffered in the polls. these many weeks of playing defense on iraq and other issues have left him half the candidate he was heading into this race. once seen at the prohibitive favorite he's battling his way in the pack one of several republican contenders fighting to stand out. joining me is stephanie cutter the former deputy campaign manager for barack obama back in 2012, former rnc chair michael steele msnbc political analyst and joe scarborough who is the host of "morning joe." according to a new poll from cnn opinion research today, 46% have a favorable opinion of hillary clinton, 50% do not have a favorable opinion of her. it's the first time those number

media. he was allowed to change his vote. >>> jeb bush is officially running for president. the republican and former florida gave announced it yesterday but is not using his famous last name in his new campaign >> not one of us deserves the job by right of resume', party seniority, family or family narrative. it's nobody's turn. it's everybody's test. and it's wide open. >> bush is now the 11th republican hopeful in a crowded field that could grow to 16. >>> another showdown of gun rights in the state. today an 11-judge panel in the ninth circuit court of appeals takes up the issue. they will hear arguments over california's requirement that applicants show good cause before they are allowed to carry a concealed firearm in public. the case involves challenges to regulations in san diego and yolo counties. >>> tonight the warriors can capture their first nba tight the in 40 years in cleveland. fans are paying $15 to watch at oracle arena. it's sold out. on highway 24 in oakland there's a new mural of steph curry posing as the rapper mac dre. this is not video of that. here it is. people are stopping to pose in front of the mural that went up a few weeks ago. >> the mural is one of two warrior

official revealing the latest count how many isis fighters the u.s.-led campaign has killed. but isis isn't wasting time getting bodies back on the battlefield. a house hearing addressing the growing strategy of using social media to get new regrew thes. fox news's chief intelligent correspondent catherine herridge has more. what are we learning from the hearing? >> ashley, good afternoon. with boston, based on today's news conference and the congressional testimony, investigators believe that there was a broader conspiracy there, and fox news is told that a third person of interest will be identified in court papers as early as today. in this case, there was 24 hour surveillance and it likely involved the fbi special surveillance group or ssg which is used only when there is significant evidence of an imminent threat and this morning on capitol hill, the fbi's counterterrorism chief investigated the 26-year-old terrorist in boston had gone operational. >> the targets that are out there, we are monitoring them very closely for any type of action, any type of overt steps, any mobilization factors. when we see those, we're not taking the chance. >> reporter: and witnesses testify that there are two types of radic

media. but now begins hillary clinton's hard rollout. >> i think we have a huge fun deficit. >> reporter: in new york city on saturday, the first big rally, the first official event of hillary clinton's 2016 campaigneld on an island just off manhattan named for a member of another democratic dynasty. while it's easy to think of hillary clinton as already competing in the general election -- >> former governor rick perry, governor scott walker, jeb bush -- >> reporter: this is exactly how she looked at the stage eight years ago. >> tonight is your answer. >> reporter: for a first term senator from illinois proved that the only sure thing in politics is that there are no sure things. this time around she'll need to get through a growing field of fellow democrats, and you can expect each one of them to be gunning for hillary when they face off in six planned debates. clinton won last week's wisconsin straw poll but only barely, with senator bernie sanders of vermont breathing down her neck getting 41% to her 49. hillary has a commanding lead in the national polls, but if there's going to be a hiccup for her, or worse, it's going to come early. first out of the gate: iowa. it's a contest where then-se

clinton campaign officials i talked to insist her core image underneath the polling has not been damaged thus far. this is a product of two years of republican attacks, tons of scrutiny from the medials like this continue to come out, the lowest unfavorability rating since 2001, i have to imagine they start to worry. just one poll so far. you don't want to see more of those. >> alex and ed thank you both for being with me. >>> i want to go now to breaking news we've been following this morning for you, bomb threats phoned into five different airliners. all of the threats have been deemed not credible. here you can see passengers deplaning one of those flights, american and u.s. airways flying to philadelphia. joining me now to talk more about the threats via skype, anthony, good to see you. >> good to see you, jose. >> according to our own tom costello, these are threats similar to a dozen others over the past couple weeks. what's your initial reaction when you heard about these threats and it's one after the other after the other? >> well jose this is the pulse of a much bigger problem. since january of this year we've had a total of 50 bomb and chemical bomb threats against airli

official campaign launch happening today on roosevelt island in new york. tim in michigan. line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. she did a thing on twitter and social mediat ahead of everything. she has avoided media, she has not answered questions. now that she is launching this big campaign today, when will she start answering questions from the media and taking questions? in regards back to the e-mails and the clinton foundation -- people need to wake up and realize that bill clinton was nothing but scandal after scandal. we know what we are in for with the clintons. i'm not saying that because i'm calling on the republican line. i've supported democrats in the past. maybe over how the out of maryland -- o'malley out of maryland. this is just a democratic coronation. the media will coordinate her to the position and that's what happened with barack obama. host: some of your questions about what happens next for hillary clinton. something we will address in our political roundtable tomorrow at 7:00 to break down everything from the campaign announcement to the clinton camp. st. louis, missouri. line for democrats. good morning. caller: my name is d.l.