hey raven. >> his first phone call is to his daughter raven. she lives in another part of the state but that's something he hopes to change. >> you always have a place with me. i'm out now and i love you very much and emory is my granddaughter and i would love for you guys to live with me. >> do you want to send her a picture of me. >> yeah. all right. >> he will live in a mobile home owned by his parents. >> come on in. >> nice. >> nice new carpet. >> new carpet. ceilings were painted. >> oh, really. >> got you some furniture. >> man, brother. i like that. that is comfortable. >> oh. >> and maybe my daughter comes by so i can cook deep fried chicken tacos. they like that. it's a good dish. my room wasn't too much bigger than this. look at that. >> you know what, this is nice. look at that mirror. i can see myself good. it is nice. >> ray soon discovers that roy left behind his food stash. >> all the guys back in prison. look at this. everybody gets out of prison, my brother gets out of prison and buys ramen stew. >> it's like canteen. >> it is

all right, let's say we do raven and bellamy. - let's go. - i love him. - jake gyllenhaal can be giant, slimy, and sometimes electric. [electric chime] - yes, ma'am? - eel. - is it "eel"? - come on. [bell dings] - whoo! - all right! yeah! - hannah and julia, come on up. can i have our next "what's in a name?" please? benedict cumberbatch might have crabs or nude sunbathers. - what? - benedict cumberbatch might have crabs or nude sunbathers. [electronic chime] - yes, ma'am? - a beach. - is it "beach"? [bell dings] - it is. have a seat. okay, this is our last one. rachel and meredith-- - this is terrible. - rachel and meredith-- last one, ladies. - you're good at this. you're so good at this. - all right. - i'm not good. i couldn't get the last two. i didn't-- - can i please have our next "what's in a name?" julia stiles-- - oh, that's me. - oh, come on. - keeps convicts under lock and key. [electronic chime] - yes, ma'am? - jail. - is it "jail"? [bell dings] - after four games, the score is team lovely ladies, 34, and team gorgeous, 19. who's

what kind of guy are the ravens getting?uarterback keenan reynolds' college career at navy is well documented. he holds the record for touchdowns in division i football at 88. he also the most rushing yards for a quarac successful in the nfl. >> reporter: sports writer and author john feinstein has covered navy for years and says reynolds is the real deal as a person and a football player. >> he is only going to get better. he is going to learn as he goes because he is a learner. as a person, he's the kid i'd like my daughter to date. i mean, for goodness sake, you can't find anything wrong with him. he is a natural leader. >> it's going to be a lot of work. day in, day out grind. >> reporter: reynolds is not afraid of hard work, and in fact thinks his work ethic will be one of his best attributes in the nfl. >> i have to work really, really hard to do what i did in the naval academy. that's something that will stay with me and i will be dedicated to working and do all the things it takes to be successful to make the team an

. >> you're not a ravens fan, are you?g to get a parachute, all >>> history will be made tonight when the first professional contest of any court will be played on an active military base. the atlanta braves and the miami marlins will square off at ft. bragg and they'll be playing in a brand-new ballpark that was built just for this game. construction was completed in less than four months on the site of an overgrown golf course. just over 12,000 servicemen and women have what's become the hottest ticket in baseball and the newest member of our cnn sports family, nfl superstar. i like to call you twinkle toes from "dancing with the stars" winner fame. former pittsburgh steeler. hines ward with us now. so you're also doing a little baseball too and you're flying. you do it all, tell us about this new ballpark too. >> oh, man. yeah, you're right, i'm so excited to be here tonight. it's a great way to really honor the military by this game tonight. yesterday i got opportunity to -- i spoke to the man who was responsible for t

this is close to the ravens memorial stadium, just west of their. so -- of there. said, he is a rape suspect. 15 minutes later, this crash occurred in the intersection behind me on washington boulevard and monroe street. andan in with a handgun there were hostages for the better part of a few hours. a 17-year-old employee was released. a 57-year-old man who was eating 2.5e was released and hours later, he came out with his hands up. burger king and behind the counter, hanging out with her dad. girlade it out and the was in there for the better part of 5.5 hours. the standoff ended peacefully and no one was harmed. for now -- anchor: that was the little girl behind the suspect. she is ok. the countdown to cleveland is still ahead. what you need to know about what is going to be one of the most controversial and closely-watched republican national conventions in decades. day inperson: after a the 90's, your temperature is hot and it is hotter tomorrow. there are a >> the police say an officer struck and killed a pedestrian in hyattsville near university boulevard. th

the ravens rookies reported for training camp on friday. the redskins open theirs thursday when you really start finding out what team you are bringing to the table. we are going to have both teams covered for you all training camp long and then it's game time. still to come in the next half hour of wake up washington everything you need to know about virginia senator tim kaine. >> heat index well over 100 >>> this is wake up washington on wusa 9. >>> rise and shine dmv it is 7:30 saturday morning here in the nation's capital. consider this a siren song at reagan national. what you are seeing looks so beautiful outside but the reality is we are talking about dangerous heat all day long throughout the weekend so you may want to park it right here inside all day long or super size your water bottle. >> where is your cup of ice to go with it? i feel like i want ice poured all down me. >> it's room temperature. >> any water is good water in this kind of heat. >> amen. >> the heat is a big story. a yellow weather alert today tomorrow today heat

this collection i'm working on processing are th the ravens pas in this collection is unusual because it is broken into parts. we have the manuscript collection including selma alabama which is a speech in 1965 after visiting alabama shortly after martin luther king junior's march from selma to montgomery so she went there and spoke to the locals and then came back to chicago and shared what she learned that there so this first processed. what ibut as unprocessed as the photograph collection that she and her family and husband left us. >> who are the reverend eddie" wide with? >> they were pastors on the south side located over on stony island and 90th. the church is still going. she was a meatcutting packer in the 1940s and this was just one of her causes. she was a cofounder of an organization in this photograph you can see she was a speaker and cofounder of the first coalition that had their first convention in chicago in 1974 and over 3,000 women attended and spoke for a few days and she's here in this photograph giving the opening address. >> when do you see yourself finishing he

don't drop me, ace. >> that was worth playing with the baltimore ravens.lly part of the team now, cnn. i took one for the team. >> the first major league baseball game ever played. >> it puts a whole new meaning to go army, doesn't it, hines? >> i definitely took one for the team. when i jumped out of that plane, i thought i saw jesus. game time is near, i'm excited about the pregame, so you'll see planes flying over, you'll see guys parachuting down, bringing the game to the football field, firecrackers and all. but more important, the national anthem is going to be rocking so i'm excited to be here tonight. >> what a great evening at fort bragg, and thank you so much for bringing us a little bit of it, hines ward. >> no problem. >> the united states military has blasted down a major barrier for some people who want to serve their country. >> is someone the best qualified service member to accomplish our mission. >> the pentagon opening the door to qualified men and women regardless of their gender identity. i'll talk about this historical moment with the

>> absolutely. >> you're not a raven's fan, are you? >> my heard is pounding. you got me?playing the baltimore ravens. i'm officially part of the team now, cnn. i took one for the team. >> it appears as if you enjoyed it. did you? >> yes. when i jumped out of that airplane, i thought i saw jesus. so i definitely took one for the team. but as far for the game and the stadium, kudos to major league baseball and the players association for making this happen. the atmosphere will be electric tonight. kind of like a super bowl feel to it. i think from that major league baseball, this needs to be an annual event. >> i can't wait to see what they make you do next, hines. >> yeah. we said this was the initiation. i don't know if you know this or not, but no one else had to do this to get this job. i'm glad you did. >> it's all downhill from there. >> hines ward, thank you so much. welcome to the team. >> thank you, guys. >>> still to come -- ♪ over the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> she should be singing tonight at the game. >> hit that whitney houston note. >> th

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the former baltimore ravens running back hasn't had the played since 2013.r video surfaced showing him punching his wife in an elevator at revel casino in atlantic city. >>> police in manchester township, ocean county have a warning about rattlesnakes. they're not kidding. ran chester township police sent us these pictures after receiving several confirmed sightings of timber rattlesnakes. those types of snakes are poisonous but considered endangered in new jersey. it's illegal to kill, handle or harass them. police say if you see one, don't disturb or approach it. keep a safe distance away and call them. >>> the school will present tina fey with it's lou klein excellence in media award. she'll be the 16th person to receive the award. they established a scholarship at temple in memory of their father, donald. >>> the cape may lewes ferry is back on schedule too morning. they needed to make repairs on three boats shuttling passengers between new jersey and delaware. >>> 5:17. time to look at traffic on a friday morning. hopefully things are like normal friday

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action takes once both on the surface and the street level, we have another pedestrian concourse ravens g north into plaza. the structure, which will movement, will be an omnidirectional building. y design for the municipal services building for the headquarters. there is one coherent statement recognized all through this scheme. that is the desire to move core of the h the ci city, exposing them to sun light and sky, and terminating their concourse the grand of the new municipal services building. >> and penn center is is related structure. design pennsylvania boulevard is now in lined by s of being apartment buildings. thank you, vince. it was in the 1930s that the 50 made for a major project in the old city area. independence ound hall and the historical buildings to the east. who succeeded in getting civic lead ers and who worked design for independence mall is roy larsen. graced by an area historic r most structures, mostly structured hall. independence this is independence hall. the old congress hall. the home ty hall, and facade.merican the second bank of the united the old ater

today ravens justin tucker agreed on a deal with 10.8 million. long national sports nightmare is over. this is seemingly the last we will here about brady dropping legal challenge accept four game suspension. earlier this week federaleral appeals rejected his request for a who rearing, his only optioni was to go to supreme court. how long have we been dealing with this, it 11 f found to be under inflated. may 2015 the report released resulting in nfl suspending him four games. nfl upholds suspension, september 2015 p district judged richard berman issues decision null fighting four game sessioni 2015 rules in favor.. nfl and in july 13th brady's appeal is denied.end. so, we are spared from a deflategate supreme court decision. it would have been. >> it would have been quiteeen entertaining i will say that. ta just glad it didn't come to that. >> if you have a split supreme court on deflategate maybe that would finally get a 9th justice. >> in that's what it would take. >> we got to confirm someone. >> okay. all right. thanks brody. coming up new

ravens kicker justin tucker akreeed to a four-year, $16.8 million deal and von miller well a $614 millioneal with speaking of guys hitting big deals, machado is looking for his in the 400 million. that will likely have to wait until the baseball season is over. he finished fourth in the voting last year. represented by a combined ten players in this all-star game. maybe it was too much work. and phil mickelson coming off an impressive 63. this is how you keep it going. finishes the hole with his birdie on the front line. check out surgin leaderboard trying to catch up to mickelson, in trouble on the bunker here, no problem. almost springs it home. shot at 6 under today and 9 under overall. that's not good enough to catch phil, not when he's doing this. a beautiful, long birdie putt. he finishes the round 10 under and one shot under stenson. look at hall sneaking in the hand. all in good fun. hall and baker teamed up with premier teams for a community event at park community school. is hall still having fun out there. barbara and >> thank you so much and thank you for joining us. "nbc nigh

this is a picture of ravens bruck. it's a women's camp. the bravest women, political prisoners, people who opposed nazis from all over occupied europe, women were sent to ravensbruck. toquette was 58 years old when she arrived at ravensbruck and she and several other americans who were imprisoned with her as well as other french women clubbed together and became a very tight-knit group and somehow she managed to survive the winter of 1944/'45. these women here are shown wearing the camp uniform. this is quite unusual for the group that toquette belonged to. most of the women in her group were forced to construct a airfield in december and january wearing summer dresses. many of them died from hypothermia, disease, typhus and by the spring of 1945 toquette herself was admitted into the infirmary at ravensbruck seriously ill. she had perhaps a couple of weeks to live. this is toquette, 59 years old. look at her face. from her chin to her breasts, thousands of scars from lice which she had for the rest of her life. 59 years old. 10 or 20 year

super troupe, roxieetts or the ravens. this group was founded in st. louis known as the missouri rockets. they moves to new york they were the roxieetts. 2, that's because they performed at the roxie theater. after seven years they moved to radio city and became the rockettes. 3, chubby checker sang about dances. the first, the twist. chubby checker, the twist debuted on american band stand back in 1960 and in two minutes and 42 seconds the whole world was changed with that new dance. four, where did the allin aily dance company perform for the first time? according to its website of the american dance theater in 1958. it was at the 92nd street ywha. it began at the 51st clark center, the same year choreographed. which dance is synonymous with the jazz age? this dance was popularized during running wild. charleston. no doubt this dance was popular with other flappers, women known for care-free attitudes and bobbed haircuts. six, who choreographed the original sweet charity. for you gus. here's a hint. it was actually born in chicago where he danced in

. >> atwater falls on the line like a ravenous wolf.he team make an attack ad accusing dole of sitting on the fence over tacks. >> we had a meeting with myself, lee atwater, the vice president, mrs. bush. bush was not totally convinced of the merits of the straddle ad. bush was a gentleman. he didn't call someone names. he thought very well of senator dole. i think lee and others ganged up on bush. >> the vice president sort of looked over at barbara and saw she wasn't objecting anymore and he agreed to have the ad run. >> bush says he won't raise taxes, period. dole straddles. he's been on both sides. that's why he's becoming known as senator straddle. george bush, presidential leadership. >> reports of my death were greatly exaggerated. >> george bush takes new hampshire with close to a ten-point lead. dole just got atwatered. >> i think that bush knew that lee gave him something that he didn't have on his own. >> also taking new hampshire is the new democratic front-runner, governor michael dukakis. >> massachusetts governor michael

live in livermore, robert handa, nbc bay boston ravens. >>> the stock market bounced back from the brexit vote. it was a record breaking day on wall street. a lot of smiles, the dow cloese at a record high. some think the brexit scare has passed. >>> pokemon go, that is the name of the game, is a nationwide smashing success that was designed of course here in the bay area. what is it and why is there hematite a concern. scott budman joins us live. a lot more than hype, there are cyber security issues here. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. at any time an app is downloaded 8 million times in a few days it will come with security concerns and privacy experts say pokemon go comes with those concerns. they say while you're out hunting, hackers can be hunting for your information. at this point we can't go down a street or in a park without seeing people pokemon hunting. they're burning their smart phone's midnight oil. >> we were out last night and we were out until 11, 12. >> out until midnight last night. >> reporter: and showing up in all sorts of places. >> i think it can be jarring i

>> my name is jeff the president of the business district 2, 3, 4 upon a time the ravens represents one of the economic development opportunities in the city of palo alto one hundred acres panama canal approximately, i think that 50 acres are vacant and looking to undertake the economic development we're not now because of the lack of water i'm here to support the city of east palo alto for the million of water per day it is articulated clearly the economic inequitable and it would be my request that rather than putting this off until 2018 that the commission doing everything we can to rotunda to the demand for water that is needed today thank you very much. >> please good afternoon. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is invading a community health planner powder the health system and thank you for elliott palo alto request for water supply and approve those requests east palo alto is a health issue like much of the region it is a housing crisis and more and more the highest prices of housing forces the residents to make unhealthy choices with un4th food and other things many low

the former ravens quarterback hasn't played since 2014.rested after being seen puchbsing his wife. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. >>> hey, i'm john clark. philly's john klentak says talks have been very active. herrera back in the lineup against the marlins, and "star wars" night at citizen park. top of the fourth. eickhoff gives up five. and big piece pays off. two-run shot right there. but that was the phillies only hit in until the eighth. they lose to the feish. >>> eagles start reporting to camp in three days. that first practice is under way on monday. teammates melt with philly police commissioner richard ross and police personnel, starting dialog on how they can improve relations between police and citizens and to help stop the violence. good job. i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> i'm jim rosenfield live in cleveland where donald trump's speech tonight marked the end of the republican national convention, and next week it's the democrats' turn. in philadelphia, the convention taking place at the wells fargo

. >> he has been out of the game since 2014, ravens cut him after video surfaced of him knocking outhen fiance, inside of a casino elevator. he is pledging all of his paychecks to groups that focus on education and prevention of the domestic violence while supporting victims. as a seven year veteran his minimum pay would be $885,000, every season. i'm sure those groups and organizations would love to that kind of money. >> wow. >> sending strong message out. >> selena gomez could soon make serious bank on her instagram fame, more than 90 million followers. >> how much do i have? i think 3,000. long way to go. >>> social media analytics company estimate gomez could make half million-dollar for a single ad on her instagram page as if she needs the money. she has more followers then anyone else, and she also has the most likes ever on a single photo. good for her. >> a local woman is suffering from kidney fail another an her family is searching for a donor. >> getting word out hoping someone would be able to help. michelle craig learned not to be shy when it comes to asking for help for

courage to step up and i feel in the way the intellectual spirit is so that i don't think anybody's ravens have to do what you are suggesting and that's why i'm curious to know if you have actual examples of people? >> a great question and the answer is i think we are just beginning to see it and i think there will be more of it and i will tell you why i think that. for example, after mozilla ceo lost his position because of social media campaign revealed he had donated a thousand dollars on behalf of traditional marriage initiative, there was a moment, it was only a moment that there was a moment of soul-searching and a letter was published signed by a couple scorer of prominent people among them and are sullivan probably the most famous activist on behalf of same-sex marriage out there. jonathan rauch and other people, libertarians and others concerned about the guy visibility had taken in the i.t. that they would be in a rationalist hunt on traditionalist. the letter was published and i think it was called freedom to marry, freedom to dissent and why we need those and that was pretty mu

. >> you're not a ravens fan, are you? >> i'm going to go get a parachute. >> yes. on tight, too. ♪ my heart is pounding. you got me? don't drag me, ace. ♪ [ screaming ] yeah! safe. that was worse than playing the baltimore ravens. that was the scariest thing i've ever done. i'm officially part of the team now. i took one for the team. >> there you go, carol. and hines actually called that his initiation to cnn how he joined the team. i don't know about you, carol, i did not have to jump out of a plane to join the team at cnn. if i had been, i would not be here. >> i would definitely do that. >> i'm terrified of heights. i don't know. >> you're lacking in courage, andy. >> certainly am. >> you know what that baseball field proves. >> what is that? >> if you build it they will come. >> nice "field of dreams" reference on fourth of july. >> it's true. kicked off early this morning, i can't believe you weren't out rung, andy. 60,000 people lined up to take the world's largest -- look at them going in atlanta. 10k run, it's been a fourth of july tradition for decades in

vital intersections to stop vehicular attacks but mood around here has been carnival like, julian raven is a new u.s. citizen and ultimate delegate from new york and a painter, i paint, that is what i do. if i paint a painting it would be huge. that is my personality. >> huge. >> that is right. >> reporter: joe nester is in cleveland selling caps, buttons, t-shirts, hillary for prison 2016 is a big seller. >> i'm usually a construction worker. i took my two weeks vacation and do i this. >> reporter: making some good money. >> always. i wouldn't do it if i was than the. >> reporter: not everyone is in agreement with the presumptive g.o.p. nominee we found randolph givens sitting in traffic. >> especially insults on people, i hate to use the word presidential but it is not adult like. >> reporter: over at texas delegation in between photos with the g.o.p. elephant we heard talk of coming together behind trump. >> at the end of the day it is about unity more than anything a monk the republican party because we all have a common enemy in hillary clinton. >> reporter: back at that spray park

. >> reporter: monroe, who was recently cut from the baltimore ravens believes using marijuana for painief can be a much safer alternative to prescription drugs like oxycodone. >> what i noticed was that former players would openly speak about their experiences being addicted to opioids that they were prescribed by their team doctors. >> i was eating 100 percocet a month during my career and even up until five years after i retired. it just made me feel bad. it made my head fuzzy it screws up your insides. >> the rage episodes, all of these things, vertigo were mounting so much greater under the pill prescriptions. >> reporter: but when former n.f.l. lineman kyle turley turned to marijuana for relief, he says everything changed. >> i wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for cannabis. period. cannabis saved my life. i don't think about suicide anymore. that's a big thing. you would think the n.f.l. would want to address that a little bit more. >> reporter: the n.f.l. told us its policy that covers marijuana is "collectively bargained and is a joint n.f.l.-n.f.l.-players association progra

jonathan: former baltimore ravens running back ray rice really wants to play again in the nfl. so much so that rice says he would donate his entire 2016 salary to charity if he is signed by a team. he has been out of the league since 2014 after video then-fiancÉe to the elevator and dragging her out of the elevator. the charity would help domestic violence victims. michelle: scott abraham is baking. jonathan: is this too hot to play in or is this normal? scott: this is hot. it's 90's right now outside the court. on the court you have to go 15 degrees over that mark. we'll talk about football. we are less than a week away from the camp kicking off for the redskins. you may not have to wait until next week. the d.c. divas, a women's professional football team here will play for the league championship tomorrow night in pittsburgh. it will also be the last game for fullback she is retiring after this game. it has been a long journey for the young lady. this football player used this sport as an outlet from life struggles. she is this week's rising star. the ladies on the football

. >> olympic veterans alley raven and gabby douglas considered front-runners to make the u.s. team. the entire event is sold out. >>> all right. you can understand why. >> oh, yeah. >> quite a bit of interest here. a lot of interest on our forecast. carry, seeing more of a cooldown. >> very nice. start out with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. a lot of clouds and fog in spots. but then we warm up to 84 degrees in los galos and palo alto. 76. low 60s for san francisco with up to 80 degrees in fairfield. in the east bay, 68 degrees. for oakland and we will see some upper 70s to low 80s in the tri-valley. i'll have a look at the complete microclimate forecast in less than ten minutes. >>> we had the early morning deadly crash which had the majority of the freeway closed down. over here, highway 4 has completely reopened. it was eastbound highway 4 where the deadly crash happened around hillcrest. all lanes are reopened. westbound your commute not showing any slowing. the bay bridge, toll plaza, live shot and no major issues here. all the cash lanes have cleared up. back to you

every time he was in president kennedy's presence, it felt like he was a raven hovering around his head hurt hubert humphrey, perhaps because president johnson had a miserable time as vice president, president johnson made sure that vice president humphrey had a miserable time as vice president. after vice president humphrey early on expressed some disagreement or different views about how the united states should handle matters in vietnam, president johnson stopped inviting him to meetings to discuss vietnam. he wrote a song called "whatever became of you, hubert." when something like second fiddle for the hard part i know when they don't even give you a bow. president nixon detested spiro agnew. early on, there would be conferences where president's and would be talking to john ehrlichman, and they would say that agnew wants to meet with you. resident nixon would say, the president doesn't meet with the vice president. that's not how it works. assident ford's 9 months vice president were probably the least happy time of his public service. he took on some commission work in the execut

benjamin watson of the baltimore ravens wrote on facebook the burden of making black lives matter isll of us. when it comes to race, the dining room in our homes is just as an important as the courtroom in evoking true lasting improvement. joining me now is benjamin watson, author of "under our skin." ben, nice to have you with us. you talk about the dining room table. i have been sitting around with my table struggling what to say. >> it's hard. my kids are young. i remember when the eric garner tragedy happened asking what was going on. seeing the unrest. these are teachable moments for all our kids. these are teachable moments where we are able to discuss the realities that are going on in our country when it comes to race, pu also to lead them in a proper way to digest it. our children are going to be us very soon. it's incumbent to lead from in the household and to demonstrate. when things come on tv and we have a certain look, they pick up on all these things. racism is obviously a manifestation of the sin we all have, but a lot of the way we see people. >> you based the book o

not just to remind me about the ravens who i don't care for, anyw anyway, because i'm an eagles fan.mick is a winner. sixth, cisco corp up 23.8% boosted by the involvement of nelson's trian fund. took a gigantic stake in the company. beyond the top five, the big tobacco stocks did pretty well, too. there's a common theme here. investors like to buy nice, safe, consistent companies with slow but steady growth in an environment where it's hard to come by. what about the five worst performing stocks in the consumer staples sector? one exemption, they're all supermarkets or drugstores. too competitive. walgreens, castco, going up against everybody including amazon. kroger 12%. they're really retailers. the one exception in the bottom five, hormel, the maker of spam. given how the stock rallied more than 50% last year, applegate farms, king of natural organic meats. the expectations got ahead of themselves. hormel is an international business being the main source of disappointment. next up, how about the material sector? drop off in performance. plus 6.7% in the first half. if the consum

what do you think about studying the social media such as instagram that have ravenous foll followings of readings and dyi authors sharing their things? what do you thing about authors, when we are not writing and focused on the marketing aspect, to research the social media outlets? >> i study it a lot. instagram is the wave of the future. i cannot get on something my 13-year-old loves so much. so i am fighting it. but it is a tool that we have. instagram is the way to go. i am still a facebooker. there is something about a 40-something-year-old and a 13-year-old i am trying to reconcile but it is an avenue writers have to explore. >> i think one issue with instagram is that from what i have seen is it a visual media. people craft instagram because they don't have nice photos. if you are not visual it may not be the best way to sell your stuff. >> my 14-year-old explained she has two different instagrams. one is private i am not allowed to see and there is a pallet one and she shoots and everything week she determined what the palate is going to be determining on the color or mood she

that every time he was in president kennedy's presence he felt like he was a raven hovering around his head. hubert humphrey perhaps because president johnson had a miserable time as vice president, president johnson made sure that vice president humphrey had a miserable time as vice president. [ laughter ] after vice president humphrey early on expressed some disagreement or different views about how the united states should handle matters in vietnam president johnson stopped inviting him to meetings to discuss vietnam and some of you may recall there was a political satirist named tom lire who wrote a song called "whatever became of you, hubert?" and my favorite line from the song was "second if i had is a hard part, i know, when they don't even give you a bow." [ laughter ] president nixon detested spiro agnew. early on there there would be conferences where president nixon would be talking to bob haldeman and john erlichman and they would say that agnew wants to meet with you and president nixon would say "the president doesn't meet with the vice president. that's not how it works.

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>> ron raven, north carolina.stead of the word including, but such as, so they don't have the idea that this is an inclusive list, just change it to such as instead of including. >> in my view, what i've done is added one more thing to this list. if we're going to remove the word including, that probably would be a separate amendment. i would not accept it, if we just focus on the addition of one more item and debate that, i think that would be appropriate in my view. >> it was on the screen, but not part of your amendment. >> i leave it to the chair to make that ruling. >> thank you. additional discussion? hearing none, all those in favor say aye. opposed, no. amendment is adopted. now, the delegate from montana. >> thank you, mr. chairman. debra lamb, montana. if you look at page 5, line 22, towards the end, we have a statement about data privacy. i think it's weak in comparison to the dangers we're experiencing and the concerns of parents. so, i propose the new language. the federal government has pushed states

. >> ravens. >> they traded an entire team to get him. >> he got in a little bit of trouble. >> he's got a gem. >> pot smoking gem opening up in san francisco. the snow bomb and does the 420 games they're opening up a gym in san francisco where they deliver marijuana to you and even in your work out. they say don't call it a stoner gym. >> good for him. he was always ahead of the curve ricky williams. i think he lived in the sierras here after he got out of football. good for him. >> he's saying pot helps him relax mentally and spiritually and physically and he enjoys working out with it. there's a new gym called power plant fitness. >> do you think he will ever get to the point where here we're on tv saying that. where we just say to our employer say pot makes us relax on the air. >> we anchor better. i guess come november we'll see what happens with the ballot. afterthat we'll go talk to the gm about it. then to wimbledon. have you been watching wimbledon at all. >> in the morning i flip it on. my routine is right after i talked to you i flipped it on yesterday and federer had a go

. >> yes, ron raven, i'm strongly aposed to this amendment and i would ask if the states are allowed to do it, that means myself and north carolina could be surroundly southerned by folks wrfment the use of drugs is legal and they would come in what we're and saying is if we can't enforce the law, we just forget about the law or we're tired of fighting the drug warsed so we're not going to fight. that's the wrong answer to the problem. >> delegate from maine. >> thank you, mr. chair. you know, my understanding is that we are the party of the 10th amendment which states that if a power is not delegated expressly to the federal government that it rests with the states and the people. back in the early 20th century , it was known that the federal government had no authority to prohibit oklahoma. what do they do. they pass the constitutional amendment. >> they recognize they needed to change the discussion but when it came to these other issues, hat approach hasn't taken. just like so many other laws we get under the burden of -- all right. every -- so this -- this amendment is -- i thin

joining me now, cnn's don lemon and baltimore ravens tight end benjamin watson. he is also the author of "under our skin, getting real about race, getting free from the fears of frustrations that divide us." along those lines, you just heard that 15-year-old young man talking about being united. you heard president obama yesterday said that the nation is not as divided as everyone has been suggesting. is he right though, ben? i've been listening to people the last week. there are a lot of times this doesn't seem like a united nation. >> it doesn't at all. it doesn't at all. that statement actually reminds me of the young man whose mother was murdered in charleston when he came forth and he talked about forgiveness. i was just amazed at his character. that speaks volumes for him to be payable to say that. but unity is something that we are grasping at i think right now. when you look at social media, you look at things that are happening on tv, you see everyone's response to all these things that are happening, you realize that there is a lot of disunity in this c

raven conversations about how we use that flexibility and that the same time make sure that we have the rigor that is needed. i know you yourself with a former principal of a school. i wonder if you could talk about what the department is doing to ensure the voices and the knowledge of the people that are working in our schools, teachers and our principles are being involved in essa implementation across the country. >> that's been imperative for us in a priority that we have communicated to states run their process. we've had over 200 meetings across the country as we work to develop regulations and guidance. we have have received over 700 comments from individuals and organizations. at the state level we put out a dear colleague letter last week laying out recommendations and best practices around stakeholder engagement. i think states are doing a good good job on this but we worry that some are not. some have not worked with their district to make sure that teachers and principals for example can get really sign so they can participate in this process. some states have been slower th