om: i don't, actually.on't think we can quantify what google is doing with the moon shots in financial terms. if you think about it, look at bell labs that invented the transistor and look at the impact on the entire society. is there a way to quantify ? i think the at&t of the past is already gone. when you take the long view, you cannot worry about what the earnings will be a year from now. adove google for turning dollars into something useful for humanity. emily: we also have google ventures. bill meredith is running the financial arm of the company. life science investments. take a listen. bill: we start with a theme and with 36% of our capital last year into life science companies. the goal is to help people not suffer from diseases or die from congestive heart failure, cancer or the things that affect lifespan. emily: can you give me a better idea of how they are extending life? ryan: how is looking at disease itself. what is aging? it is gradually the onset of diseases that eventually kill us. alzhe

emily: you wonder om, don't you, how much will this costs? om: i don't, actually.on't think we can quantify what google is doing with the moon shots in financial terms. if you think about it, bell labs tried this look at the impact on , the entire society. is there a way tight financially qualify that? when you take the long view, you can't really take the long view of what earnings are going to be a year from now. adove google for turning dollars into something useful for community. emily: we also have google ventures. bill meredith is running the venture arm of the company. he talked about lifetime investment. take a listen. we puttart with a team, 36% of our capital last year into life science companies. the goal of those companies is to help people not suffer from diseases. not die of congestive heart failure, or cancer, or the sorts of things that affect lifespan. emily: ryan, can you give me a better idea of how they are extending human life. ryan: how is looking at the disease itself. what is aging? it is gradually the onset of disease is that kill us, cance

om: i don't, actually.on't think we can quantify what google is doing with the moon shots in financial terms. if you think about it, look at the impact on the entire society. is there a way to quantify question mark i think the -- to quantify? i think the at&t of the past is already gone. identify what the earnings will be a year from now. tourney ande for dollars into something useful for humanity. emily: we also have google ventures. bill meredith is running the financial arm of the company. take a listen. bill: wet with a -- start with a theme and with that 36% last year into life science companies. the goal is to help people not die from diseases, from congestive heart failure, cancer, or the things that affect lifespan. emily: can you give me a better idea of how they are extending life? ryan: looking at the disease itself. what is aging? it is gradually the onset of disease is that kill us, cancer, alzheimer's, cardiovascular disease. once we have cured these, we should start to prolong. 120 years cur

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the signs of inflation cause some ust worries not just for politicians in washington, families a it ome, but the political candidates as well. guest: it does become fodder political candidates. we've been through a period of recovery of economic since the recession ended in 2009 where inflation has been relatively tame. been tame for a surprisingly long period. usually you can see it coming that, of ecession course, inflation is going to remain low in the recession lower, where s businesses have less pricing power. years out, youew see inflation tick up. you see prices across the board strength.gain you haven't really seen it in every area since then. ut now, now that we're at this point where things start to -- seem to be improving a little unemployment got quite low right now. and there's some factors that a little lower than it probably seems to most people. but that means that inflation is bit.ing up just a but its's only in certain areas. it's happening in renes, i in a pretty ning frightening way for a lot of people in rents with housing pretty quickly. but there are -- as you sai

who hadre outsiders ,ome in and provoked violence so they had suffered the consequences of the violencethey denied that greensboro had any part in this, that the police had done nothing wrong. that there was confusion about where the parade was supposed to start, and when. and the television coverage that was there, the media began to defend the city, that this could not have happened here. results --ases that resulted, there were three. the first was a murder trial. forges against clansmen murder. that was the murder of i people, possiblewere 30 verdicts. the trial, even to select jury took six weeks. then took 14 weeks. when you read the testimony that , when you read manreport, you see what a -- mammoth task it was to charge and try these people. he said that a thousand pieces of evidence were submitted and it took hours of testimony. the problem was that to find these people guilty of murder, there had a clear evidence that they were not acting in self-defense. at that point in north carolina law, there was a loose definition of that. shots were fired by demonstrators. that is what

. >> the light -- late 1890's, home ome -- omaha is going to be holding an exposition, the trans-mississippi and international exposition that will be happening in omaha june through october of 1898 and this is sort of omaha's opportunity to unveil itself to the rest of the nation and the world as we have now arrived. 're no longer a backwater, clapboard houses on unpaved streets. e have a very large exposition dedicated to the trans-miss. some of the so you have iners you would find, a model of the grand court -- you get a feel of what it would have been like to be be in omaha during that time and some artifacts of things that were entered for competition and that won an award. some of those things are on display as well. really just kind of trying to give people a flavor of what it was like to be here at that time. it was a several year process to get exhibition to omaha and it was really conceived by business leader in an -- by tion calls nebraska spelled backwards. they said we want people to come to omaha and have something fun while they're here. they were instrumental in getting this

distances at a far, far less cost, but in a lot ofrest other areas of physics and eventually, hed .omes to colorado in 1899 jessica: this exhibition explores some of the ideas that tesla was exploring during his career, through some historical information and reproduction photographs, and that also that mayrtist projects be had some of the same scientific or creative territory. one of the things we found interesting to explore the exhibition is the artistic process,nd scientific and trying to explore the creative aspects of science. there is sort of this misconception that science is thatly straightforward, the process of trial and error intuition orlve and i think that has really been proven untrue, that there is this very creative, intuitive piece to science, and we wanted to sort of make that more transparent. thinking about tesla and his process, where his ideas seem to cases from nowhere. the trajectory from where he started to where he ended up was a little unclear, and taking a look at that process, what does that mean for a scientist to make intuitive leaps or to think intuitive

we is a bad choice because have latinos in this country oming from south america and other parts of the world and doing a great job in this country. diligent workers and intelligent people. to demonize like donald trump is is a very bad mistake especially in the south. become conscious of a mult people.ional you can't run for president and hope to win without multicultural support. i think that we would consider donald trump as a very bad decision. bernie sanders is good ut i don't think he will be overtake the front-runner in the democrat i would be supportive be hillary it will clinton. guest: quite an endorsement there. 1986 between amnesty back k put it and reining enforcement, our economy depends ability to balance the current need of the workforce grow.w things will researchers have shown that over 1.4 to 1.6 re is trillion dollar improvement to g.d.p. with immigration reform. th a function a.m. immigration system and such as nts measures e-verify. if you just do one thing such as gains are all the losses and they are losses to the economy. taxpayers ot take annual workers out of

this was heralded as a step forward for ome open. it was a brand-new, art deco style building. the first was neoclassical. it was in vogue in 1931. so they decided to raze the old one to the ground and build this new one to show the nation that omaha had arrived as far as act itecture. the height of the railroad was 64 trains war ii, coming and going. you would see trains and then dead silence. they would have great times of activity and people running back and forth and then just dead calm and then it would pick back up again. that would have been kind of the norm for a day at union station. we preserved the main hall, the main floor as it would have been in 1931 much the benches are what you would have hat on if you came to catch a train much the ticket windows are original. the windows, the artwork, all that is original to the building, even the terrazzo floor. so it really has been kept in its original state and we have restored it to what it would look like to -- so people could see the grandeur. when people would come, they were first off at the ticket counter purchase th

om one heat for the summer and looking to go to the second one 91 was the high temp at newark. 83 in montauk. even that for this time of the year is on the warm side. 77 at central park right now and mainly clear skies, winds 8 miles per hour from the southwest and a lot of moisture held up in the atmosphere once again and you are going to feel the stickiness for today and for a while. we felt it yesterday too. the temperatures in the region, 63 in syracuse. still in the 70s here. 77 central park. 76 in d.c. partly cloudy skies and more clouds down to south and some of the moisture is related to air erica and is remnants of that. it was not a storm that held together as a hurricane or a is coming up the east coast and continuing to see that happen and some of that coming to the tristate with the clouds and showers trying to push into south jersey. it is keeping us on the uncomfortable side with the heat and the humidity but the showers and storms will not be a problem. a few are trying to pop up and isolated and mainly in afternoon and mainly in the northern tier. the humidity is not

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capital spin has begun to .ome down this year before we see the production result, a nether couple quarterswill go. joe: what keeps you up at night? i answered you guys. i have three kids for you don't want to hear about that. the thought that worries me is what you hear, a recession is coming, somehow i am missing it, and something on the mac pro, side.-- macro the middle east is not a stable place. war is spreading. between anyone in the middle east, those are the things i worry about. joe: great stuff. alix: coming up, we -- there is ael surprise winner as a' alix: before the rig we asked which unlikely industry is thriving due to the flailing malaysian ringgit. they sell in dollars. the cost of productions have gotten cheaper. they are doing pretty well. says 90% ofalyst the company's are denominated in dollars. get to the top headlines. there is a settlement in the big data breach at target during the 2013 holiday season. fromrs stole data customers. now the retailer will pay $67 million to banks that issue visa cards. they will cover expenses including the cost of reissuing cards. of

ome a right i am good, right? how about you, david? grow. mostly hamburgers. i think we've made pork a few times on the grill but mostly in the oven. we roast a whole hog. a lot of work. we idea pork -- we eat plenty of pork. we are cuban. do you want a pork chop on a stick? no? were these frozen when they would on? >> i just pulled them out. >> this is the second package -- that to burgers today. -- batch of burgers today. >> what is your favorite food at the fair? >> i like the funnel cakes. this is ready. you think they all are? sir, how to get the vegetarian vote? [laughter] >> we are not trying for that today. i think this one is ready. these are going to have to go a while longer. meat reallyyour raw. >> that is how it works. >> they taste good. >> then i have a finished product for you. >> let me get some of these off of here. did not mean to hijack your grill. >> somebody is going to get burned. they were walking backwards. what time do you start? >> generally we are here at 8:00 and we start grilling right away. >> is there a target temperature? every

. >> host: in this comment om twitter says arizona voters saw a graph by legislators it did not look like how we were voting in large numbers. what panel iso henbiased so where can you find any unbiased members? you mentioned the independent member on the board? >> right. if that was the process by which we everyone is independent? yoellcan really establish a truly separate process from the legislature, as it is a total watering system which california is close to doing but in arizona you have political appointees, two from each party to decide and affair fiftal member of the b. sommet should be but after 2010 the health care administrator and democrats like her because she was someone who eventdecilly tried to maximize the number of competitive districts which the democratso hether timately benefited from. she described herself as a former republican so it think republicaink were open to the idea of appointing her but then to a receptor on the board. >> to carry this the court because the headline is that the arizona panel will be revisited. what is leintee to decide? : to my knowle

ome back. >>> we have a spoiler alert, we know which party will win the presidential election, the democrats, at least that's what moody's analytics is predicting. they'll edge out the republican nominee by two electoral votes. 270 to 268. you should know moody's has been using the forecast model since 1980 and has predicted every presidential election in the last 35 years. the model makes predictions based on the economy, while factoring in the political leanings of solidly red or blue in every election. the important differential is in the modelling growth. household incomes has been edging up, wage income has been week. the job market producing jobs. could this be the election that snaps moody's winning straek, let's ask the chief economist at moody's analytics. mark, i'm pleased - great to see you. i'm glad that this forecast reminds us in the midst of the silly season that in most cases most americans pay attention closer to the date of the election. in most cases it's about the elections. it games back to the economy. that's what the model says. >> in jobs. people need to be employed,

. >> if we take a deep breathe and we r cognize how far we've c ome in ten years, it indicates how strong we are. >> reporter: strength you can see in the celebrations that fill the french quarter again. un ersity district neueighborhoods flourishing. but there are other areas a decade later that still aren't back. neighborhoods like new orleans east and the lower ninth ward. where the recovery is patchwork at best. >> we wee devastated to the tune of 180,000. we've come a long way. there's still a lot to do. >> reporter: and work is still being doisne with the renewe focus on the communities that need it the most. >> i believe that we're going to continue to get better. >> reporter: just like they have across this region for the last ten years now. you know, as overwhelming as it might sound, those who work along the front lines say a decade later they're only about halfway through that overwhelming process. new orleans. i'm jay gray. gus, back to you now. >> thank you very much for the update and perspective. >>> well the virginia shopping center where two journalists open today. gunman

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oming up, we mentioned the travails of asia's currency and there is a surprised winner. who is it? alix: which unlyingly industry is thriving due to the flailing malaysia ringgit. joe: they sell in dollars, their costs of production have gotten cheaper due to the decline of the ringgits. alix: one analyst says 90% of the company's sales are in dollars. let's get to the top headlines. there is a settlement in the big data breach over at target. hackers stole credit and debit card information from 110 million target customers. the retailer will pay $67 million to visa -- bank cards. new ob men menendez of jersey said we will vote against the agreement. senator schumer is the other. in "washington post," republican bob corker of tennessee called n congress to reject the plan. lix: e-cigarette use among teens will more than likely will go to tobacco products. national data shows that vapping is popular among teens. d we want to update you on recent news. analysts say the increase is improved relationship with creditors. and waiting for national parallelment to approve the deal as well.

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that's om later this morning on "today." >>> and another rol ler coaster ride for stocks overseas. and despite a stimulus china's shanghai index tumbled in the final minutes of trading. and the nika jumped. and the dow went up almost 2% and a volatile final hour saw the dow plunge 200 points and as one expert put it, if monday was a baurks oxer being knocked to the matt matt, tuesday is they're down but got up and waubled off. >>> a coalition spokes person says a pair of attackers wearing ach gan army uniformed were attacked. and we don't know if they were members of the afghan army. >>> france has opened up a terror investigation. the suspect was goed into courat three charges starting with attempted murder and mass murder. that's because they say he wanted to kill every single person on the train and apparently th had the ars nool do enal to do it. p an there is a third charge. membership in a terrorist ganization, although he originally said he was just trying to rob people on the train and now he was apparently in turkey and syria. mean while, just hours ago, the first of thr a

ome come back. >> up next, norman lear reflects on his own family, after >> 150,000 people injured every year. 33,000 are killed. >> to see my child laying on the table. >> what was that total bill from start to now? >> almost like 10 million dollars. >> enough people have decided that the gun lobby has too much power for too long. the nra is not invincible. >> oscar winner alex gibney's >> i'm adam may, you're watching "talk to al jazeera"." norman lear. >> what will be for norman lear? >> that's interesting and there will be a next. >> you have any ideas you want to share with us? >> i'd like to do a nondenominational church service for all people who will get together to honor our common humanity. and set our religions aside. because we have killed each that. in the name of religion. i'd like to be a part of seeing that happen. >> you have a wide range of children right now. 60 to in their teens. what are your reflections upon being a father? >> i'd like to have been a better one. there was a time i had five families on the air. and one, as i put it on mooncrest drive. the one on moon

happy,omes across how optimistic, and relaxed everyone was. the info malady after the event.was a lovely family wedding, just on a bigger scale than most. her.ridesmaids loved she would bring them into the studio for fittings. i remember she came in with people wearing rollerskates because they had just been to the park. that rapport with the bridesmaids. that comes across so well in those photographs. >> there was one more public appearance that day. when trials brought his bride under the -- onto the palace balcony for the first time. here is a view of that moment captured from the room where i was a bit of many well was -- where elizabeth man u w -- elizabeth emmanuel was sitting. >> i heard the cheering. they were so happy and excited. it was wonderful. knowing we were part of that historical moment, the happiness, it was wonderful on one end. the tragedy afterwards made it in a very poignant story that will always be with me. that day was the happy times, the best day. a marriage full of butish, -- full of anguish, those are very happy pictures you have never seen before

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it's now been delayed until august the 29th mohammed is om trial. three deny charges of supporting the badged muslim brotherhood and spreading false news. peter greste had this reaction from sydney avenues of that postponement. >> none of our lives, the lives of no one who is involved in this can move until we get the verdict. everything hinges on that day. for me obviously, it really defines how my life works from here on. it defines what my career is but particularly for berhe ma'am and fahmy, they are free or walks on. it is impossible to look beyond that point. it defines everything. to be in this position where you build up, you say goodbye to your wife and kids as berhar did, not knowing whether you will see them at the end of the day or go back into prison that makes it incredibly tough way to have to live and to have another adjournment, i think, is really difficult. i was talking to them on skype as we watched it and for them too, for the whole family i guess. it's tough you know. as i said, everyone has built up to this moment. it's been s

the first track of its kind .omes with -- a woman's libido the first drug of its kind comes with warningsthey have detained a criminal gang that produced 30 billion dollars worth of contraband cheese using banned western ingredients. retaliation for western sanctions. we have more on this story. not mountain of cheese is to the taste of russian authorities. $30 million of the product bound for supermarket shelves has been stay road and buried. officials say the cheese was made using an ingredient from the west not allowed under current rules. imports have been banned for the next year in retaliation for sanchez's imposed by the u.s. and eu six people were arrested after a raid on homes and warehouses. since march, the cheese ring has been adding counterfeit labels and selling them to supermarket chains. pressure has been burning and oppressing tons of western meat, fruit, and vegetable. last week officials and a village flattened three frozen geese from a shop. with the country suffering from a falling ruble, many are feeling the pinch. news of food being destroyed is receiving next react

that front tomorrow night with the threat of showers and storminess, but behind the front, it's great om wednesday into the week. all right. here's what's happening right now. temperttures in the mid-70s, and 76 in estoria, 74 in sheeps head bay, and 72 in stanton island. morristown at 63, bridm water at 65. the lower to mid-70s, and it's very humid in the region. in fact, some of you, relative humidity at 90%. do expect a muggy night tonight and tomorrow. just a few clouds sitting on top of the region all thanks to a front hanging out across the northeast. it's a weak one, but for tonight, it may bring a spot shower or two east of the city, and then tomorrow, the front's going to fizzle on out as high pressure builds in from the west, and we go mainly sunny. notice this right here. this is the front that makes its way in the region tomorrow night and into tuesday morning, bringing us showers and thunderstorms, so we'll time it out on future tracker tonight. we l have clouds around, spot shower east of the city. early tomorrow morning, starting with more clouds to the east, less clouds t

this will be 100-fold what we're adjust omed to.at entire week is going to be a free for all. >> reporter: the last thing the pontiff will do is meet with about 500 volunteers and vips in this hangar at atlantic aviation this hangar can store up to six or seven leer jets at a time. the road in or out of the small airport will be closed most of the weekend that the pope is in town. in south philadelphia, i'm vai sikahema, nbc 10. >> that airport may be the first and last stop for the pope in philadelphia. in between he'll see a lot of what this region has to offer. vai will have that part of the story for us tomorrow morning. read more about the pope's historic visit and how it will impact your life. check out the special section, preparing for the pope, on the nbc 10 news app. >>> 4:17 now. what a weekend it was. more than 17,000 pets across the nation now have new homes. 17,000. all thanks to nbc's clear the shelters campaign. people adopted just more than 1,000 animals in this area. in pennsylvania, 560 dogs and cats. new jersey,

but in january, don-ju was dismissed om his post a shake holder's meeting. don-bing was given the right to represent the group along with his father. many observers believed don-bing would become the next chairman. but two weeks later, don-ju visited the group's headquarters in tokyo with his father. he declared the dismissal of all board members, except his father. the management team headed by don-bing hit back. they held a board meeting and declared that he would become honorary chairman without the right to represent the company. the feud has kicked off a media frenzy in south korea. >> reporter: many peemt were reminded of last year's dispute involving korean air, which is part of the conglomerate. the granddaughter of the company's founder lost her temper and ordered a plane to return to the gate after the crew served her nuts in a package instead of on a plate. the lotte issue has dominated headlines and drawn widespread criticism thanks to the family's massive wealth and power. it's the fifth largest conglomerate in south korea with more than 100 gro

all of this omes after authorities say he inappropriately touched that exchange student in a bathroom outside of the tsa's jurisdiction. this all happened on tuesday night at laguardia airport, and sources tell news 4 that that -year-old college student is from korea, and she came to new york after visiting utah. the 40-year-old allegedly told her he needed to check her luggage and should follow him to the men's bathroom. that's where the d.a. says he touched her over and under her clothes. the tsa released a statement, saying, they hold their employees to the highest standards, and as such, we expect our employees to conduct themselves with integrity, professionalism and with respect for the public we serve. he was arrested at the airport last night, and, again, he is waiting to face a judge. he will be arraigned at criminal court later tonight. as for the college student, i spoke to her b efly earlier today. and she is too shaken up to talk about the details of what happened earlier this week. but she told me she is heading back to korea next week. live at queens criminal court, she

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as a you get the kids ready you don't need to pack them with om gear to stay cool or some shorts or whatever. it will be nice and comfortable and some long sleeves as you walk out. it will be 85 degrees, though, this afternoon in los gatos, palo alto 78 degrees, embarcadero at 69 degrees and in the north bay 84 in napa, 74 in oakland and dublin 87 degrees. let's see how the commute is going. >>> we're looking towards san jose. 101 at 680. nothing spectacular. now we will look at the map for the south bay. san jose state that's coming on, a lot of commuters agenda in, 87 and 280. new residents of those halls as well. we've seen that south bay shift happen over the last week because schools came online for public schools am had san jose as well. looking at the rest of the bay an easy drive towards the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> a developing story now am thailand. military officials saying a deadly bombing in bangkok earlier in the week was likely not carried out by international wrists. this as we get a closer look at the person police say is responsible. thai police released this sketch. poli

oming in second. what's it like to compete in front of all the people? >> amazing. (singing) >sing >> rose: the n.f.l. upholds tom brady's suspension. >> i feel he is damaged by this. roger goodell said by destroying the cell phone, brady tried to cover up evidence his scheme to deflate footballs (singing) >> the boeing 777 rocks from side to side. ♪ rock me momma like a southbound train ♪ ♪ hey, momma rock me >> rose: it has been more than 16 months since malaysian airlines flight mh370 disappeared between kuala lumpur and beijing. now there is a major new lead in the hunt of the plane. appears the wreckage from a boeing 777 washed up on a beach more than 4,000 miles away. joining me from washington to discuss the development is stephen ganyard, former marine corps fighter pilot and a contributor to abc news. steve, thank you so much. >> great to be back with you. >> rose: tell me what we have discovered here and what it might tell us and where it might lead us. >> well, i think there is good and bad news. the good news is that, after 16 months, an airplane that ju