the arrival of piper snackman who introduces her students to healthy eating habits. smuggling oranges in her >> mm, this is delicious. >> uh-huh. >> juicy, sweet. i love this snack. for that you get time out in the shoe. >> the shoe? >> but why? >> because you didn't tell me about oranges before the i could have been eating them for years. >> but i just met you. >> the sesame street parody days ahead of the premiere of season five of orange is the new black. >> orange is the new snack. i like the shoe. >> can somebody pass me an orrin orange. jerry seinfeld snubs keisha. >> two ran into each other on red carpet. the singer is a huge fan of jerry seinfeld. walked up and asked if she could give him a hug. didn't go so well. check it out. >> hard to sleep when you are tired. >> i love you so much. >> thanks. >> can i give you a hug. >> no thanks. >> please. >> no thanks. >> oh. >> i don't know who that was. >> keisha. >> okay. wish her the best. >> he had no clue. so, apparently seinfeld, no hugging, no learning credo, he made famous was way of life on the comedian as w

piper at the gates of dawn by pink floyd drew upon the wind in the willows, that it's named after.for little flavours, you gather together here to share in music and people are stimulated through their ears. tomorrow, i'll be back playing songs from a computer server. but as for today, i've never heard music sound quite so alive as it does on these records. i'm afraid that is all the time we have for this week, but coming up next week, christa goes to chile to visit the pacific coast town that was devastated by an earthquake and tsunami seven years ago, but has been rebuilt and reborn, and is welcoming tourists. catch that if you can, but from me and the rest of the travel show team here in turkey, it's goodbye. hello there. with heavy rain and some strong winds in the forecast, you could well see some disruption to travel over the next 2a hours. there could be lying surface water around and the strength of the wind perhaps strong enough to down to some small trees. we have low pressure pushing gradually northwards and eastwards across the country during the past few hours. through

that single-engine piper losing control, on the right of your screen, crashing into a daycare center in florida. luckily no children were there at the time. but officials reporting that one person died and another person rushed to the hospital from that scene. >>> the f-16 thunderbird accident at an ohio airport, flipping over on the runway, trapping the pilot and his crew member. this all happening right before a major air show. tonight, the famous thunderbirds are grounded following this crash before the dayton air show. one of their f-16s flipping off the runway. >> operations, were going to need, anything heavy to lift there. >> emergency crews rushing to the scene and working nearly two hours to rescue technical sergeant kenneth cordova and pilot captain erik "speedy" gonsalves. both expected to recover. >> we wanted to go out and show you a little bit of the thunderbird mission. >> reporter: in april i flew with the thunderbirds, captain gonsalves showing me what the $30 million fighter jets are capable of. captain gonsalves is an experienced fighter pilot with more than 1,600

piper at the gates of dawn, named from the wind in the willows. —— wind. named from the wind in the willowsic and people are stimulator to their ears. tomorrow, i will be back, playing songs from a computer server. but as for today, i have never heard music sound quite so have never heard music sound quite so alive as it does on these records. i'm afraid that is all the time we have this week, the coming of next week, christa has two chile to visit a town gazetted by an earthquake and tsunami seven years ago, but has been rebuilt and reborn and is welcoming tourists. catch that if you can, but for me, and the rest of the travel show team here in turkey, it is goodbye. hello. we'll do the easy bit first and then i'll give you the forecast, which is probably the bit you're after, anyway. a mixture of sunny spells and showers. friday was notjust as straightforward. you'll see why go back to friday in a moment. it started well enough, then it started to look more threatening. that is probably because many of you were getting tied up with the weather front, which had fresher air on its western f

for us absolutely and like i just saw a change in the fun zone or the margin that the blue church piper has been late in the fun zone kate what's the atmosphere been like since that all should go. hi guys i don't know whether or not you can hear me what we have to do is move to the very back of the fan sites so that we can get some scientists you can imagine the noise here is really quite something particularly after she said that he's good shut off school that goal in the first half and ninety's it lit the blue touch paper i think it's also like to be a cake series while there's plenty of beer flying when it is off to rule the city of culture and just before we had kick off in this very very merry and happy of environments we spoke to some of the fans and they were anticipating a very good sort of it as well. well we came to russia happy that. it's amazing what you have here and your history. of. details that there were still there were so we wanted to know your country. and i'm very much excited. to see our. well i guess you could tell by some of the yeah the cheering fans there and i

if it's not there yet, you will have to use the pipers. >> welcome back, by the way that the great to> dub nation! this could be it. >> the warriors one win away from doing no team has ever done, sweeping the playoffs. >> golden state stays perfect, a crushing loss for the cavs. >> the warriors trail the cavaliers by four points in the final two minutes last night and kevin durant made a huge three-pointer with 45 seconds to go leading a way to a victory. >> this is a crazy game. anything can happen, so i don't want to relax or feel like it's over. it's not. you know, i am just trying to enjoy this moment, and try not to look in the future or the past, and stay in the present and enjoy this moment and just keep pushing. >> the warriors are a perfect 15-0 in the playoffs. no team has ever come back from a 3-0 series deficit in nba history. >> look at the joy. dub nation with the cheering here at home. the action was larger than life on the jumbotron and the excitement was

in the us, we have seen a major pharmaceutical company have their it systems affected, and also dla piperrm, has been caught up in the attack. security researchers are trying to see if there are any clues as to where this has come from. it is a new strain of ransomware but there are similarities between this and previous attacks. companies that took sufficient measures to upgrade their system should have been protected, but as we've seen in the past, not all firms were diligent enough to make sure that happen. attackers are only asking for $300 as a ransom payment and from our analysis not many people seem to have paid up, it seems increasingly that these attacks aren't about making money. to stay with us. we will delve into this more. we will be speaking to a co—founder of a cyber security company in boston. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, has said that a stolen police helicopter has "attacked" the supreme court building in the capital caracas. latest reports suggest a grenade was thrown at the building, but it did not explode. president maduro said that special forces were huntin

. >> reporter: all lead by this pied piper of patriotism who saw an injustice and decided to do somethingesday is flag dade of day, but for preston sharp, it's just another one of 365 chances to do what's right. >> thank you for your service norman. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in redding, california. >> pelley: and thank you for your service, preston. that's the cbs evening news tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. and i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. >>> tonight, is taylor swift trying to ruin katy perry's big day? ♪ my name keeps coming out your mouth ♪ the bombshell taylor dropped just before katy's weekend pajamas party. >>> and "e.t." is the first show to take you behind closed doors with four things you never knew about katy perry. >> ilgts it's nice to show i'm a human. i put my foot in my mouth all the time. >>> then, blake shelton, the bartender? his big surprise for a few lucky fans. >>> plus, brad pitt's big night out. cindy crawford's lookalike kid. when is beyonce having those babies. we hind the scenes will

. >> reporter: all lead by this pied piper of patriotism who saw an injustice and decided to do somethingesday is flag dade of day, but for preston sharp, it's just another one of 365 chances to do what's right. >> thank you for your service norman. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in redding, california. >> pelley: and thank you for your service, preston. that's the cbs evening news tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. and i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. >>> right now on off script, we're looking for a motive. why did two men run over two dc police officers and a city worker? dc police chief peter is joining us live. >> no collision. no obstruction. he's a leaker. >> plus, president donald trump says he's 100% ready to sit down under oath with special council, robert muller. our panel is ready with comments from all sides. and thousands are getting ready to hit the streets to show their pride. we're talking with key players about what to expect this weekend. >>> good evening everybody. i'm bruce johnson. thanks for joining

. >> reporter: all lead by this pied piper of patriotism who saw an injustice and decided to do somethingesday is flag day, but for preston sharp, it's just another one of 365 chances to do what's right. >> thank you for your service norman. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," in redding, california. >> pelley: and thank you for your service, preston. that's the cbs evening news tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. and i'll see you sunday on "60 danutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org a plan to reduce the number of un- tested evidence kits... so why aren't some law enforcement on board? >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 begins with a move toward justice for rape victims. a plan to reduce the number of untested evidence kits. why aren't some law enforcement on board? good evening, i'm elizabeth cook in for allen tonight. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. an influential bay area sheriff says a reporting requirement for untested rape kits is a bad idea. kpix 5's melissa caen asked them to explain w

in the us, we have seen a major pharmaceutical company have their it systems affected, and also dla piperrm, has been caught up in the attack. security researchers are trying to see if there are any clues as to where this has come from. it is a new strain of ransomware but there are similarities between this and previous attacks. companies that took sufficient measures to upgrade their system should have been protected, but as we've seen in the past, not all firms were diligent enough to make sure that happen. —— sure that's happened. attackers are only asking for $300 as a ransom payment and from our analysis not many people seem to have paid up, it seems increasingly that these attacks aren't about making money. senate republicans in the us have delayed a vote on their proposed healthcare bill, saying it won't happen before the american fourth of july holiday. the announcement by the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, is another setback to republican efforts to replace the healthcare reforms introduced by barack obama. but mitch mcconnell says he remains optimistic. we're continui

in the us we have seen a major pharmaceutical company have their it systems affected and also dla pipercaught up in the attack. security researchers are trying to see if there are any clues as to where this has come from. it isa as to where this has come from. it is a new strain of ransomware but there are similarities between this and previous attacks. companies that took sufficient measures to upgrade their system should have been protected, but as we've seen not all firms were diligent enough to make sure that happen. attackers are only asking for $300 as a ransom payment and from our analysis not many people seem to have paid up, it seems increasingly that these attacks aren't about making money. kevin epstein is vice president of threat 0perations epstein is vice president of threat 0perations at the security company proof—point. his company helped with the so called ‘kill switch' that halted the recent wannacry ra nsomwa re attack. he's in boston. two things. what do we know about this new strain of ransomware and, obviously, why can't we use the solution that helps us last time?

as a piper played music, the teenager had been learning.ived has been in shock at her death. the local school closed, businesses shut as hundreds of islanders filled the church and lined the streets for her funeral. her family wanted this to bea funeral. her family wanted this to be a celebration of eilidh ‘s life. kind and cheerful who loved music, reading and spending time with her friends. she had gone to manchester with her friend, friends. she had gone to manchester with herfriend, laura macintyre, who remains in hospital with serious injuries. this stands as a testament for ever to the world of love, innocence, generosity, kindness... eilidh will be laid to rest in the village in which she grew up. six arab countries including saudi arabia and egypt have cut diplomatic ties with qatar, accusing it of destabilising the region. they say qatar backs militant groups including so—called islamic state and al qaeda, claims which qatar denies. several airlines have cancelled all flights our diplomatic correspondent james landale joins me now.

to pension systems for three decades, and we're now going to start to see what it means to pay the piper yeah. i think to your point, sam, it's a $74 billion problem in pennsylvania. it's growing at $127 per second. >> my goodness. >> that's the growth of the unfunded pension liability. all we're doing is if we take it from the lottery, we're just diverting funds that aging citizens will not have and we can take it from the privatization of liquor, we can take it from -- but it's just putting more money to the problem without addressing the root cause of why we're in this position. we've kicked the can down the road for far too long. now it's come home to roost. >> and the pension reform just passed in harrisburg. giving it the word "reform" seems a little e tom wolf, showing that he and republicans are getting something done? >> that's true. it is a start. it could help tom wolf quite a bit, 'cause he needs some things that are gonna help him, and this will certainly be one. >> and the guy who, today, at least, looks like to be his opponent in the fall, which would be senator scott wagn

spoke at the harman minsky conference in two thousand and nine on raids very very superficially a piper by minsky where the argument is that these two crosses a systemic ten years later i coming up to the tenth anniversary of the crosses and the only exceed x. explanation for those beliefs is she still thinks it's going to shocks she still wasn't going to be on the media or from the loft she has still no idea of what the cross is it could and that advice is just like a criticism fortunately she's completely the wrong person to be managing the federal reserve wow harsh harsh decisions they're not unheard of though a lot of people are reacting very harshly to those statements she made but you asked for their take a listen to what he said about effects on the little guy. do you think that your leaders should think about the burdens that they are imposing on those who are regulated and we hear consistently in the united states that especially for smaller banks for community banks now they're not subject to the same regulation that systemic firms are but in general good looking for ways to r

this is after piper jaffray saying this is attributed to an revised look at consumer pricing from theutomobile administration. these stocks are heavily shorted. upward move,an then perhaps you see some short covering. mark: we are getting this from the european it u.k. commissioner, he says that the second review on greece is within reach. he has also updated the eu on exit. brexit that the eu hopes negotiations can start very soon. take a look at the markets. tomorrow, we expect decision from the fed. joining us now is andrew milligan. hello, andrew. investments, less attractive or more attractive or the same? >> anyone worried about brexit of course finds it less attractive. in the context of the global economy, what is happening with u.k. politics is fairly unimportant. you cover the two most important trends which is firstly oil. if that does fall towards $40, then that could stay very important to markets. is expensive, but it is one of the few growth areas. people have been looking for growth stories. tech is showing some growth out there. those are the two big stories. type of

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. >> reporter: all led by this little pied piper of patriotism who saw an injustice and decided to do is flag day, but for preston sharp, it's just another one of 365 chances to do what's right. >> thank you for your service, norman. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road in redding, california. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, june 14th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> in my 29 years being a firefighter, i have never, ever seen anything of this scale. >> breaking news. several people are dead and dozens hurt after a london high-rise erupted into flames. according to witnesses, residents tied sheets together to escape while others begged for help. >> just like a waterfall on the one side of fire and

chipotle now when people just forget what was going on guys just want to dump on chipotle i go with pipersay buy at 530, target let chipotle come in if you want to but this company is not going away they're doing better than people realize. yes, they're spending a little bit more the same store sales are better and you're really going to -- people don't have that kind of memory in this country they don't -- what was that -- was that chipotle that had that problem? it's fine. fine. >> while we're on bearish notes, cowan on nike takes in some numbers. competition from adidas and under arm oour. >> they're saying when they report next week you'll see a bad number no kidding that's about as regulatory as crest upgraded nvidia. remember what i renamed myself by the way, the dog named everest, it's everest nvidia i gave him a last name why do dogs never have one name? mr. nvidia he eats at the dinner table. why not? mr. nvidia, go have some roast beef. >> nvidia is your fourth biggest gainer and then lenar had gains today. >> i love the lenar quarter. you're looking at lenar and thinking how co

piper jaffray said they see no signs. about 750 right now. to $40, at how a barrel, they estimate the industry would need to reduce counts by 200 to balance cash flows ou, so maybe, melissa, $40 might be the magic shake outlevel back the you >> thank you very much dan, you had mentioned the recent pop i would say. in oil stocks. one manager i spoke to today said that's reason for to be bargains >> i often look at the xlp energy, the weight of that is exxon, chevron, but when i look at the charts, i look at the horrible performance then i see a stock, looks like it's going back in 16 lows and you have 60, i say there's no rush here balance many much better situations trz ipg you're going to get your opportunity. when cruise really capitulate, then you go in and buy >> do you value here >> i agree with dan. i don't feel a need to rush in i am starting to see, i like the look at the credit markets and see how things are trading here. they're starting to crack a little bit this is nothing cloese to what w saw when oil took its last severe downtur