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the post was retweeted 500 times before being seen by the owner who eventually got patch back home safely. the end. this is like the 2012 version of like, you know, lassie. >> where do you start with that? >> i know. we don't have enough time to start with that so let's just stop. >>> it's time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day on nbc. a florida judge ll decide whether or not to grant a second bond for neighborhood watchman who shout trayvon martin. george zimmerman's bond was revoked last month after the judge ruled he and his wife weren't honest about their finances. >>> nasa plans to launch a mission from the white sands missle range in new mexico to study the cost of solar storms. the flight will only last eight minutes and it will measure the legend and direction of magnetic fields on the sun's surface. >>> and happy birthday to '80s rocker huey lewis who turns 62. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and more as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightl

the train company sent a lost dog tweet with a photograph of cash, and after 500 retweets, the ownerays the dog has been found -- a photograph of patch. >> thanks for joining us. see you again tomorrow. >> makes sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in. working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news america"

. >> reporter: while social media filled with heart breaking notes from those who knew ghawi and retweets of her last blog post. in an almost unbelievable twist of fate she recalls barely escaping a mall shooting in toronto last month writing, after saturday evening i know i truly understand how blessed i am for each second i am given. just weeks later another gunman would end her life. 17-year-old tanner coon survived the shooting but will never forget what he saw. >> and i tripped and slipped on some blood and landed on a lady. i shook the lady. told her you need to get up and go. there was no response. >> reporter: as police withheld the identities of the fallen frantic messages appeared on social media searching for answers and the unthinkable. if anyone knows the whereabouts of terrell hardman let him know his uncle b is desperately looking for him. alex sullivan 27. his dad can't get ahold of him. has anyone seen him? on facebook chris reassured his loved ones he was alive posting these photos. a friend of louis durant sent this picture. he is 18 years old, just graduated high schoo

after 500 retweets, in 32 minutes the photo found the way to the owner who said that is my dog. soon after they were reunited. >>> joey chestnut won his 6th straight hot dog eating contest on coney island. joey chestnut downed 68 hot dogs in 10 minutes and that ties his previous best which was a world's record. he won $10,000 and won the champion's belt and he wasn't the only winner today. shares are up 40% this year. nathan stock out performed 482 of the stocks on the s&p. >>> people are filling up the water front for the fireworks. >> a athlete going to the london games. why this gold medalist says it is a historic day. ç6b >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news >> thousands are making their way to san francisco tonight as the city celebrates the forth of july with a show unlike any other. while the fireworks are the big draw police say the party can help cut back on a certain type of illegal activity. ktvu's david stevenson is live where it is already getting crowded there. >> reporter: 14,000 people lined the park last year for the

i am responding to what she has tweeted and retweeted. golden dawn is a fashist party. in 2012 they campaigned on an anti-immigrant platform. it was, quote, so we can rid this land of fillet. pilth. brian -- filth. can we put the flag up? are you serious? you know who else had a flag like that? >> i don't know. >> v, the mini series. >> you have to get back to greek immigration issues. just forget that. treat the tweet as a tweet. >> i don't think it was a simple joke. let me finish. not necessarily racist, but anti-immigrant. >> the bloody athletes are doing the bloody games. >> the games aren't in greece. she was talking about how many africans are in -- not athletes. it has nothing to do with athletes. >> was she not talking about the african athletes are going to be in london? >> no. she said in greece, not london. >> in your defense, i had the same -- when i first read the tweet i thought it was about athletes. then i realize she was talking about immigrants. that's when i go, she's probably a jerk. >> that's still not bad. all she said was they will be eating home

after 500 retweets, the dognded up an hour away from his home on a train. >> unbelievable. he just wanted to take a little ride. >> we saw one on a ledge and now we got one on a train. >> they just like to get around. >> whatever happened to the back yard? >> they need the wide open spaces these days. >> 5:40 is our time right now. let's say we take a look outside this morning, folks. the season is up and it's going to be doing some overtime the next couple of days here, veronica. >> that it will. easily doing some overtime. we are all going to be the ones suffering from that. but you just have to hang on for a couple more days. i'm talking about relief that's going to last for days. we did get a little relief in some spots just off to the west of us from the showers and storms that rolled through. they're all fizzled out, well south of fredericksburg now. georgetown now at 80 degrees, 70 over in camp springs. we'll max out at 100 degrees today, just 2 degrees shy of the record. we'll be shy of the record again tomorrow but still extreme, 99 degrees, 102 on saturday, 97 on

he has 17.8 million followers and the most retweeted tweet was a comment by the president saying same-sex couples should be able to get married. >> chilling messages, you will get to listen to the voicemail jerry sandusky child sex abuse jerry sandusky -- jerry sandusky left for a victim. >> why diane feinstein was talking about eggs today. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver, only from at&t. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. . >>> california could serve as a model for new federal regulations on egg production. a bill is make its way through congress that would require better treatment of hens. dianne feinstein spoke in favor of the changes. she says it would standardize egg laws across the coun

about 30 minutes and 500 -- that's hard to say -- retweets later they received a response.here he is. patch was reunited with his owner -- i'm sorry, you look like my dog brownie. on the ride home travelers kept asking, is that the dog from twitter? that's the dog from twitter. >> that's great. good for both of them. >> cute. >>> coming up next, a back yard water park that you don't want to miss. >> plus, the final piece researchers may soon know how the world came to exist. details on their latest discovery. first, sarah is back with security concerns. >> allison, talking about u.s. drones here. they're used by the military, but soon maybe over the skies near you. one researcher cautions it could be an invitation for terrorists. find out how when we return. >>> water park for a party. this is not safe. this is not safe, all right? it's fascinating to see. they were pretty ingenius to come up with it. folks, this is not safe. pretty enterprising. >> that's a family of engineers. >> it is kind of cool. >> he has a hard helmet on. >> he's being funny. nobody else has that on.

they look and share and retweet it and move on.in that regard. >> what are you going to major in at baylor? >> entrepreneurship. that's where the got my inspiration. i want to start my own business and turning point is a entrepreneurial endeavor. i want a market that's free and taxes that are low. that's where i get inspiration. if we do not make the right decisions necessary, i can get 50 degrees and still won't be able to open a business. that's where i look at it from my speculative and i feel we can make positive change in november. >> neil: charlie, i have a bright young girl who is my daughter i want to introduce you to, but we'll talk later. best of luck to you. thank you very much. >>> thank you for having me. >> neil: he thinks i'm joke. hey, mit romney, take it from another business guy in politics, it's not always what you think. >> just think of how many we got into one sentence. that was impressive. who wrote this [ bleep ]? >> did he really just say what he think he said? mitt, you might not want to be exactly like mi

congrats and she retweeted and said i'm dying over there. i can't believe this. excited. be honest, what's more exciting the gold or the beebs? >> with her she's probably excited at the beeb. that's every teenager girl's dream, so is olympic gold. they are probably pretty good challenge for each other. >> she's a world champion swimmer. she's all of 17. how do students at your high school, how do they feel about just sharing a pool or how do you think they will next swim season sharing a pool with a gold medallist? >> i think it's an incredible opportunity and they feel so fortunate. just to have missy around she's such a wonderful person and a team person that she's just great in the pool. she doesn't expect any special treatment or anybody else to treat her differently. she's wonderful with her friends and she just a great teammate. >> i know a lot of people by now know her story. they nowhere you're sitting is auro aurora, colorado. it's a city that's still reeling over that tragedy. how much does missy's win really mean for this city? >> you know, i think it

it was retweeted the 500 times before his owner saw and they were reunited.is on a tighter leash now. what you get when you take 100 people and throw in ty chi? they are dressed up as part of the first ever panda awareness week. 1500 giant pandas remain in the wild. they want everyone to know they are threatened by habitat loss. that's it for down to the wire. thanks for being with us. thomas roberts is up next. hey, thomas. >> that's a good one. >> panda moan yum. coming up on the agenda next hour, breaking out the beast. driving for votes in ohio and can they stay ahead of the june jobs report. the press secretary will be here. mitt romney's reversal over a health care fee is a tax or a penalty. does the gop have a problem controlling the message? joining me and the lifeguard fired for saving someone from drowning. wait until you hear this. it's a wild story and now in solidarity, other lifeguards are quitting in protest. much more ahead in the next hour. ♪ rocky mountain high ♪ rocky, rocky mountain high ♪ ♪ all my exes live in texas ♪ ♪ born on the bayou

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. >> obama adviser david axelrod retweeted an article from business insider entitled sorry mitt romney. you can't be chairman, ceo of a company and not be responsible for what it does. most people understand the buck stops with the boss. does it at your place? but it never seems to stop with mitt romney, does it? today the romney campaign kicked off an advertising glitch calling president obama a liar for the attacks on romney's time at bain capital. >> when a president doesn't tell the truth, how can we trust him to lead? the obama outsourcing attacks. misleading, unfair, and untrue. >> they are using a rogue tactic there, and they are attacking where they are weak. but it was romney who is not being honest about his bain career. mitt romney made a lot of money being in charge of a company and claiming that he has no responsible at the same time. most people have responsibilities when they sign their names onto things like employment documents. this is the latest secret mitt romney hasn't fully explained. he won't explain his offshore finances. he won't release more than one tax retur

a lot of people retweeted the graphic about stupid hot.s how yesterday turned out. 105 record shattering degrees yesterday. here's the first little bit of good news in the forecast. we will not break a record high in washington today. i don't think. the record is 100, and as warm and uncomfortable as it will be outside today, i don't think we'll get all the way to 100. it will be close though. for now, 86 degrees at 6:00 in the morning. dew points are back up into the 70s once again. there's barely a breeze out there as well first thing. so heat index already around 90 degrees before the sun is barely over the eastern horizon. 87 and super humid in annapolis. edge water, shadiside. the coolest spots out into the mountains of west virginia. even charlottesville is 86 first thing this morning. so off to a very uncomfortable start for today. and it doesn't look like there's a whole lot in the way of improvement as we get through the next 24 to 36 hours. our winds will finally start to come down just -- or temperatures will start to come down

more than 500 others retweeted it. the owner in a different city tweeted that's my dog. the train and traveled 20 miles. owners say they almost wished twitter hadn't worked too well they were getting quite attached to patch. and on this day in 1917, u.s. troops marched through paris in first public display in world war 1. the nearly 200 american soldiers wouldn't hit the battlefield for months. their arrive gave a huge boost of morale to the allies in desperate need of fresh legs. general john pershing french aristocrat day lafayette. during the levy usingary roll lafayette fought for us at his request buried under american soil. took dirt for him. charles stanton famously declared lafayette, we are here. returning the favor 95 years ago today. and that is how fox reports on thised

when railroad workers found him onboard they took a picture of the dog, put it on twitter, some 500 retweets later, the dog's owner said she saw the picture and called the rail company and the dog had traveled about an hour away from home before he was found and got taken back to where he belonged. good for him. >>> our wednesday's child this week is an avid reader who wants to be a veterinarian some day. got a real treat this week. barbara harrison introduces us to sir. >> on the recent visit to the national zoo, sir wanted to head straight for the small mammal exhibit. our first stop was the golden lion tamarins and while fascinating to watch, sir, who wants to be a veterinarian some day really wanted to find his favorite animal of all. so, when we saw a zookeeper -- i think he has a question for you. >> do you guys have hedge hogs? >> well -- >> hedge hogs are sir's favorite. >> protect themselves from predat predators. >> it turns out that zookeeper rebecca just had something to show us. >> i've never been to this part of the zoo. >> most people don't get to go behind the scenes like thi

. >> i felt like putting your chapter in was retweeting because i do that now. >> long form. >> our top question when did supreme court chief justice john roberts turn? cbs says roberts changed his mind on obamacare in may despite lobbying by conservative justices. roberts reacted to polls in the new york times working as chief publicist, not chief jurist. trying to protect the court from having their credibility called into question. which branch of the government now remains to teach my kids that they should hold in high regard? you will hear what people tweeted to my question in a second. if the chief justice is playing into freudian issues what's better -- being loved or being right? the dow down eight as a poor manufacturing number showed we are contracting. the concern, we are headed into a global recession. cue the qe-3 tapes. where is the president's leadership on this? here's leadership. president obama sanctions his team to use the f word in a t-shirt for use in fund-raising another f word. how could the president of the united states, inspiration to children, lower himself to

and by the way his tweet of same sex couples should be able to get married was retweeted 62,000 timesse, you're going to say it's not him tweeting. yes, okay his campaign staff does the tweeting for him. there's the occasional tweet by the president himself and you know they are by him because they are signed b. o. who is number two? hugo chavez of venezuela with 3.2 million followers and if you tweet him, one survey called the diplomacy survey puts his reply rate at 38%. so he is supposedly very engaged. >> how about that. hugo chavez number two. cnbc's mandy drewry. have a great friday. >>> anticipation is building around london as the city get ready to host to 2012 olympic games. this morning the flame bordered a royal barge last used for the queen as diamond jubilee. who will carry the flame for tonight for the last steps of its 8,000 mile journey? nbc's phil rogers is live in london with the latest. how are you? >> richard, good morning. you know, this is what your 45 pence would have got you. bring it on. also you need to know that headline has a sub-headline. forget the 9.2 bil

, save us from socialism, et cetera, but should listen to good advice and get stuck -- actually, retweeted that second one, the et cetera part. we're at the thousand words. >> so rupert murdoch. save us from socialism, et cetera. that kind of boils down to where there's this fissure between what the koch brothers and the rupert murdochs of the world are bankrolling so much of the opposition to obama. what they feel and what is their hot button issues versus where is the economy, where are the jobs, those are the real questions. i don't think this election is going to be won or lost on rupert murdoch's fear of socialism, et cetera. >> but to his point, sam, we know the romney campaign is a very insular, very tight-knit group. we saw what eric fernstrom said earlier this day. he was author of the etch-a-sketch comment. what is the likelihood there is recalibration? >> depends how these next months go, obviously. we in the media tend to put too much into who the advisors are and we don't really -- more so than what the conditions of the economy are, what the conditions of some of the policy d

after justin bieber retweeted "call me maybe."o duplicate ♪ >> not only talented, gorgeous as well. the full package. in a funny twist of fate, carly rae jepsen, he tweeted out that everyone should check her out. now, carly rae is following madison beer. >> madison beer, cool, refreshing low calorie, gorgeous girl at 13. >>> let's get to the boards. one to two things that we want to talk about, it's swampy outside, ladies and gentlemen, it feels like, it's that come by fashion of heat and humidity, you can feel the air sitting on your shoulders anywhere from new hampshire into iowa, iowa, the skies are looking good. heat takes a break for just a few. folks, chicago, detroit, new york city, washington, getting a break. but that heat is still building out in the west. as we look at the temperatures on the east coast staying nice and cool on the shoreline. hoping to get rain in california. a heat advisory from 11:00 morning until 9:00 this evening, 95-100 with a heat is to around 109 degrees. thunderstorms develop this evening. and n

>> it could be retweeted. >> it could be. >> it could be retweeted in sun valley which is where we'reon's most famous media moguls are tweeting. investors are there. kayla tau is getting up early. she caught up with eric schmidt. we'll get you that and a lot more. >>> and if you ever worried about star power in the valley -- >> i told you about that one tweet i got. >> from who? mark zuckerberg? >> i looked at it and i go, wow, this guy is really nasty. he was a senior in high school, an anarchist, and he was writing from california. >> and you're sure that wasn't zuck? >> i'm pretty sure. i mean, anyone can write in. >> that is true. >> you might not take it too seriously. a junior in high school. >> just to explain what you just saw, mark zuckerberg was stuck in traffic in sun valley. he was waiting for two people including the ceo of uber. >> have we seen him go to the bathroom or anything? >> not yet. they finally get in the car. zuckerberg pulls out. this is our pool. ♪ our fireworks. ♪ and our slip and slide. you have your idea of summer fun, and we have ours. now during the sum

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after justin bieber retweeted a little tune called "call me may maybe."ng to duplicate. ♪ >> not only talented, gorgeous as well. the full package. in a funny twist of fate, carly rae jepsen, he tweeted out that everyone should check her out. now, carly rae is following madison beer. >> madison beer, cool, i wonder if she'll call her, maybe. >> call me, call me. refreshing low calorie, gorgeous girl at 13. >>> let's get to the boards. one to two things that we want to talk about as you step out your doors. it is swampy outside, ladies and gentlemen. it feels like, it's that come by fashion of heat and humidity, you can feel the air sitting on your shoulders anywhere from new hampshire into iowa, iowa, the skies are looking good. they're just not bringing the rain that we desperately need in that part of the country. heat takes a break for just a few. folks, chicago, detroit, new york city, washington, getting a break. but that heat is still building out in the west. remember, folks, we've got plenty of warm months ahead. as we look at the temperatures on

. >> nelle diamond, i retweeted that tweet from her yesterday. very sweet.o on to daily mail website because there was a rather less polite tweet from bob diamond's daughter yesterday which is only up for a couple of minutes and then disappeared. as long as you aren't too easily offended. we're certainly not going to talk about it here. she's been vocal, shall we say in the defense of her father, which is very sweet to say. let's introduce our guest host for the next couple of hours. bob mckey. from independent strategy. >> morning. >> good morning. thanks for coming along. libor and barclays. let's talk about libor in general. >> yes. >> clearly barclays is very much embroiled in this at the moment. what's the future for libor? there has to be some kind of process. it looks like the old process for setting libor is not going to last much longer. how much of a problem is this for the financial services sector, the banking sector in general? this process seems to have fallen apart. >> we have rivals to libor. on the whole, this is a key rate for setting short

and as zack thompson has told me to say, we'll retweet the best of them which will likely make you rich and famous. [laughter] we have someone at the microphone, and let's start with that. >> bernadette fernandez, congressional research service. my question specifically is for brian, but actually before i get to that, there's a couple of things i wanted to add. you mentioned that maybe one of the motivations to get an exchange up and running is the market reforms, there's also a few other things you might want to remember. there's the termination of the pre-existing condition high risk pools that a were established so we can go back in the states before, but a third of the states don't have those high risk pools. there's the termination of the tax credit. so, you know, there's a lot of moving pieces. and then just a final reminder that there's that provision in the law that basically said members and their personal staff have to get coverage that's established under the law. [laughter] so self-preservation, that might be -- >> this means you. [laughter] >> yeah. so the question to brian

the re-creation was so spot on even current employees at the paper were fooled and retweeted it, sayingn trial. he's accused of murdering his third wife, kathleen, in 2004. he's a former police sergeant. he was brought to light after his other wife was missing in 2007. he has not been charged for that one yet. >> and we learn more about the colorado psychiatrist that was treating james holmes. holmes mailed a notebook detailing the incident to him. and plus in 2005 she got a in trouble with the state medical board for prescribing herself and husband medication. so does this mean the university could be sued for the shooting? there's a gag order on them. for a fair and balanced debate, let's do it now. the criminal defense attorney is here and a recover of law at george washington university, john is here. let's start with you, john. is the university of colorado this trouble here? >> i think they are. i think the lawyers for the victims here are going to do what they usually do. they are going to bring suit against anybody they can make a state, particularly if they have deep pockets an

don't retweet your competitors and talk to them and other restrictions that runs completely defense twitter culture and runs completely use of twitter within a journal listic tool. within a matter of weeks their best known internet personality on twitter a producer kneel mann resigned in protest. he couldn't do his job anymore because he wasn't able to engage people. they were so concerned about keeping content funnel solely focused on them it completely ignored the reality how everyone is sharing everything right now and we're all learning from each other because of it. >> another way to look at that is the incredible popularity, and value people have in posting on open platforms like arianna huffington post or the salon where community invites comment. we oakland local do a stories from social media and have 40% of our content come in from community contributors. often our writing on facebook and we invite them to publish on oakland local and we can distribute the content through yahoo! news in partnerships with new american media. we can give them a much broader distribution than they wo

twitter reaction, a retweet of david axlerod saying how repeal and replace became repeal and repeal. house g.o.p. would go back to square one. le with rising costs and sinking popularity, even democrats are joining the effort to repeal obamacare. >> if you want to tweet, we'll look at some later. the #is aca vote. also facebook, facebook.com/c-span, do you support repeal of the 2010 health care law? 452 opposing the repeal. 426 in favor. log on and cast your vote. off the floor of the house and senate today the house agriculture committee is meeting all day to mark up the farm and food assistance bill. and they started at 10:00. they expect to run throughout the day. the house bill would reduce spending by $35 billion, as well as food stamp spending by $16 billion. over a 10-year period. the senate recently passed its version of the farm bill by a vote of 64-35. house and senate need to compromise before september 30 when the current farm bill expires. again, live coverage now on c-span3. the house gaveling back in at noon eastern. up until then we'll bring awe conversation from this