yes or no, rick rieder? rick: i would say -- i would say yes.he general direction of travel. jonathan: rick rieder and the guys at black rock, this is "bloomberg real ♪ >> it hasn't been nearly six years since tim cook took over cofounder, iconic steve jobs. there will be apple watch and apple music, he pulled off the largest acquisition in history buying beats. he takes on social issues like equality and education. he stood up to president obama and maintains a relationship with president trump despite

rick: doctor safe give.se is recovering from his gunshot wound and they've upgraded his condition to critical from critical to serious. he said to be more responsive after the shooting, at a republican baseball game to practice in virginia. ali is live at medstar washington hospital with more. reporter: is a different kind of father's day for the house majority whip. he's a father of two and he's here at the hospital behind me and doctor state congressman steve scalise will face more surgeries and a long road to recovery including rehabilitation. he is alive as are the others were shot with him. he has been upgraded from critical to serious condition and many are praising the armed capitol police officers who are part of leases security detail. >> i thank god every day those two cabinet placement, agent bailey and greiner were there to save us all. i hope and pray that we can take this day, this day, this tragedy that could have been much worse and turn it into an opportunity to come together as americans be

rick: u.s.y sailor robert templeton laid to rest today, 75 years after he gave his life for his country. the somber ceremony a long overdue tribute to his sacrifice. he went missing in action after the attack on pearl harbor in 1941. his family tried for decades to find out what happened to him, and thanks to a dna match by the navy. they finally have closure. arthel: meantime, a world war ii veteran from connecticut just received his medals for the second time. >> i really appreciate that because i never thought they would see them. so thank you very much. arthel: and thank you, sergeant joe. he was honored first more than 70 years ago when he served our country, while stationed in africa and italy during the second world war, but those five medals were stolen about two decades later when someone broke into the sergeant's house while he was on vacation. rick: severe storms getting in the way of father's day plans for thousands of households in missouri. the national weather service said it got

>>>>rick:--and said richard nixon is our guy.for that world statesman and that great american richard m. nixon. and south carolina's votes will go with me. >>dick: to nixon's detractors, he'd sold his soul to the devil. to his admirers, he'd cunningly redrawn the political map to manufacture a remarkable comeback. >>elizabeth: he'd turned the party of lincoln into a party that welcomed segregationists. that's how he put together, you know, a new coalition. >>alabama casts 14 votes for dick nixon, 12 votes for ronald reagan. >>arizona casts its 16 votes for the next president of the united states, dick nixon. the state of california proudly casts all of its 86 votes for our great governor ronald reagan. >>dick: the roll call didn't seem to be going nixon's way. then the florida delegates voted. >>male #9: florida, the host state, casts 32 votes for richard nixon, one vote for governor reagan and one vote for governor rockefeller. >>we want nixon! we want nixon! we want nixon! we want nixon! >>dick: florida had shown nixon the way

rick: why u.s. forces are having to defend themselves from attacks, why wouldn't they take it to the enemy. >> i don't think we have the capability unless news reports about our level of strength in syria are inaccurate. we are supposed to have a couple thousand primarily advisory troops in the region. i think that's why we do need a reconceptualization of what our anti-isis strategy ought to be. i don't think we should be relying on iraqi forces or shiia militia or anyone associated with him. even though our objective today quit properly is the speediest destruction of isis possible, the next conflict is waiting in the wings and being orchestrated by the iranians including the militias attacking our forces now. rick: president trump said he want to take a tougher stance on iran. wouldn't this be the way to do that? >> if this report is correct, that would be tough to do if the secretary of defense opposes it. i don't think we should get lost in a tactical issue of do we attack today or tomorrow ira

let rick hess explain what aei is. guest: aei doesn't give money to political campaigns or candidates. for profit question is a fantastic question. what i would say is this the trick with nonprofit and public provision of schooling strengths or weaknesses, great things about nonprofits, they don't have a lot of incentive to cut corners. they're not looking to make a buck. they have incentive to move. you tend to be very deliberate about scaling it up in the downside of those two things is it is easy for costs to keep increasing rather than to be brought under control. if you have a challenge that you are good at solving you tend to grow slower. for profits are the opposite trade off of strengths and weaknesses. they will cut corners sometimes a and they will engage in in infomercial campaigns. i would just argue for profits do have a role to play. i want to say they are better or worse. host: gabriel, off quick follow up? caller: 501c they are utilized in some instances. unfortunately, the institutions that give the rh

's rick reader, jeffrey rosenberg, and apollo gold and berg.eighing in with some forecasts for more volatility. from new york, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: this is "bloomberg real yield." from blackrock's trading floor in new york city, jeffrey going my making more headlines this week. saying the days of low volatility markets are probably numbered. if you are a traitor or speculator, you should be raising cash today. bill gross recently said that u.s. markets are at the highest risk level since before the 2008 financial crisis. with us to discuss our rick reader, jeffrey rosenberg, and pablo goldberg. talking about the return of volatility. equity, fixed income, the lot, does that make a risky environment? >> i am getting in the habit of disagreeing with your premises. jonathan: i throw a premise. >> your premise is everything is rich. we are on the fixed income side. on the fixed income side it is not so much about rich or cheap. it is about are you pay for the risk -- paid for the risk? you don't get the outside, and you get

hi melissa happy friday. >> hi rick, happy friday to you. we notice an increase in the humidity today. as we look at the temperatures, right now in philadelphia 75 degrees and 68 in allentown and 59 at the coast in cape may 71 and you have the constant push of moisture coming in from the atlantic with the easterly wind. dew points is the level of moisture in the atmosphere, you'll notice today dew points in the 60s and lower 70s. 66 degree dew point in philadelphia and 70 in millville. dover in the lower 70s. more oppressive down to the south and east of philadelphia. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have got a mostly cloudy sky and a couple of showers around earlier today and the bulk of that energy moving off to the north and it stays mostly cloudy for the rest of today with a couple of spotty pop upshowers. as we go throughout the afternoon and evening we show a mostly cloudy sky through 2:00 and 8:00 tonight. 87 at 2:00 and upper 70s for 60s this evening and back down to the low ever 70s at 8:00. if you are going to be at t

rick? >> define weakening. what's weakening? >> pace of acceleration of job gains is slowing because we're at 4.3% unemployment, but imt to make a point about stocks. the biggest argument you could say against stocks now is that leadership is not brood enough. it's a lie. to stef's point sh x there's something global happening. last month, the first time, we saw u.s. ek quity etfs lose a u. $2 billion came out. 20 billi$20 billion went into international stock, assets under management for etfs because people are recognizing there's another game in town outside of just the s&p 500. now, when you look at the s&p 500, you have 160 names that are within 2% of all time record highs. you have 230 names within 5%. you have 100 s&p stocks that are up more than 20%. so, it might seem narrow, because medicine caps are the leadership group, but there's a lot more happening than just the faang stocks or top five. people need to understand that. >> the russell 2000 today is outperforming the s&p 500 by a full percentage point. we don't need

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquists off. in the news penn state's former president is among those learning the price he will pay for failing to -- >>> and we begin with breaking news at this hour. from bucks county. chopper 6 hd is over the scene here where firefighters in bensalem are battling a blaze at a grocery store here. the ac my grocery store near bristol road in bensalem. are they are trying to hose down hot spots but the fire broke out at 11:30 this morning. heavy flames reported from the ro no reports of injuries or how crowded the grocery store was at this hour. but again chopper 6 hd over the scene of an acme grocery store here in bucks county and firefighters are trying to tackle the flames we are not sure what part of the store the fire broke out in or how crowd tropical disturbance -- at the time. >> we'll bring you the latest as more information becomes available from bensalem. >>> our other big story from chester where several big shooters where one that left a teenager dead forced a school to go on l

including mine and yours rick.you don't want to miss that, take us with you on the go, watch our newscast streaming live on the smart phone or tablet. >> a robot one of these days with this tie on. you never know. >> thank you alicia. quick break and accuweather when we come right back. >>> meteorologist, melissa magee is back with a closer look at a hot and humid forecast coming up. >> yes, coming up especially the second half of the weekend. right now owe not bad and plenty of sunshine. here is what is going on with stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see we are dry and no issues with precipitation, outside we go. chopper 6 hd high above the skies there in center city. a beautiful shot. as we look at our skyline this friday afternoon. ample sunshine and temperatures are responding nicely. 70s in most locations. 75 in philadelphia. upper 70s for allentown and coast in cape may 73 and beach haven 68. >> here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have the coastal low and a westerly win and because of that te

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is on assignment. in the news the prosecution continues the sexual assault case against comedian bill cosby and one day away from the highly anticipated testimony from domy. >>> and breaking news from radnor township. moments ago chopper 6 hd was over the chipotle restaurant on the 300 block of lancaster pike, police have shut down this location and arrested a restaurant employee for selling marijuana. there is a large police presence at the scene right now and we have a "action news" crew there with details and bringing you more information as it becomes available from radnor township. in montgomery county the sexual assault trial against bill cosby has entered its third day. he arrived at the courthouse this morning and the lawyers continued the cross-examination of andrea constand who says that cosby drugged and sexually assaults her in 2004. jeanette reyes is live outside of the courthouse with the latest developments. >> reporter: well rick, this morning it was often tense in the

back to you rick. >> thank you forte. stay with "action news" for continuing coverage of the cosby trial and c deliberations, when a final announcements is made we'll bring you developments on air and. you can fine the latest posts from our reporters and see dozens of photos and videos from the courthouse in montgomery county. in other news the search to try to recover two teenagers in atlantic city while swimming in the ocean is called off. officials say the seas are just too rough.e seen wading into the surf and using jet skis early this morning. the search started last night when witnesses saw rip currents pull two people under water. ramon went into the water reported >> he went in to save her and you can call him hero too. >> that is my little cousin too. i want the give the family peace just to find his body. >> rescue crews will continue looking until the body is found and they will get back into the water when conditions improve. >> at least two people are on the run after working together in several smash and gra

to rick's point, we need to have good candidates.on't want to put it on a left/right axis, progressive or moderate. the biggest issue is are you one of us or one of them, part of the solution or part of the problem. people want people who are real and authentic and will stickum for something. part of that is saying disgusting political tactics like using the shooting of innocent people, because steve scalise wasn't the only one hurt. there's another kid fighting for his life in the hospital. that's disgusting and i hope voters will reject that nonsense and send a message. >> disgusting across the board, but rick, behind closed doors, anything true there? could the shooting in some way actually help handel? >> i don't really know how. the fact that a republican member went and commented on it was just stupid. you have third parties running ads. that happened to us in the primary in ted cruz's campaign, things we had to reject. >> do we believe it was a third party? >> it was in our case because they thought they were being helpful. i

rick: i think it definitely was hawkish tilt do it. quite frkli think it was the , best press conference from chair yellen. she was directed, committed, unwavering and quite frankly there were , questions that were distracting. she laid out the plan. this is our plan and we're sticking to it. quite frankly, some of the short-term data, she rightfully ignored. she thought about the bigger picture. she is focused much more today on financial conditions. and those have gotten easier. she was committed to this is where we are going. jonathan: last year we talked about a fed that did not stick to their forecasts, they had a credibility problem.

rick and sharrie, over to you. >> matt value nice weekend.> much more still ahead on "action news" tonight. a gorilla who has got better moves than most gaining fans left and right after this video went viral. we'll share her story. she's getting down there. >> doesn't even look really. >> meteorologist melissa magee >> business booming after nba draft pick markelle fultz answers the inevitable question what's your favorite cheesesteak spot. that story coming up after the break. >> and jeanette as we look at storm tracker6 live double scan you can see that we're tracking those showers and storms, that severe thunderstorm warning stays up until 6:15 this evening. we'll take a closer look with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> all right, melissa and jeff skversky has more on markelle fultz and the other sixers draft picks coming up in sports. that's coming up when "action news" continues. >> okay. >> ♪ is >> right after he was drafted his answer has once again put a wynnefield eatery back in the national spotlight. "action news" r

she is live from the capital with more. >> reporter: hi there rick. in this hot, humid weather here in d.c. there is plenty of questions that are awaiting attorney general, jeff sessions, not least of which is what did he know about bob mueller feeling uncomfortable with president trump. >> attorney general, jeff sessions praised the president yes. >> he sent the exact light message and the response is fabulous around the country. when he faces the senate today he will face tough questions about russia and fired fbi director james comey. >> the attorney general knew he he shouldn't be leave that is why he was lingering. and rod rosenstein. >> director mueller will have the the full independent abc he needs to conduct the investigation. >> speaker of the house, paul ryan said. >> i know bob mueller and i have confidence in bob mueller and tweeted that if president trump fires bob mueller congress will reappoint bob mueller. where is the apology for me for all the incorrect stories, but the suggestion that he is considering firing mueller is not fake ne

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rick, the deadline friday.e here in washington, kenneth moton channel6 "action news". >> koenen thank you for that report. >>> more on a developing story we first told you about at 4:30. otto warmbier the american student held captive by north korea for 17 months has died. warmbier was medically evacuated from that country last week and transferred to a hospital in cincinnati. doctors said he returned with severe brain damage but what caused it is that still a mystery. warmbier's parents released a statement a short time ago saying in part although we would never hear his voice again, within a day the count nance of -- county 10 nance of his face changed. he was at peace. we thank everyone around the world who has kept him and our family in their thoughts and prayers. otto warmbier was 22 years old. >> the death toll in the london high-rise apartment fire has now risen to 79. that number makes it the deadliest blaze in recent british history. this weekend families were able to identify all of the people missing

rick boone for n brks krrbc bay news. >> rick, thank you so much. it should come as no surprise that fire danger is high across the bay area right now, not just because of soaring temperatures but when rains fuel the growth of vegetation, that is all dry and ready to ignite. it's leading to scenes like this. this is a brush fire this morning in cordelia. we brought you live breaking coverage from the bay. pete suratos was first on the scene. it looks like it calmed down a little bit now but fire officials have to be on alert. >> reporter: good morning, sam. we've been monitoring this fire since 9:00 a.m. it's still under investigation. you can see they made a lot of progress. as you see, several fire agencies hee agencies here on the ground, cordelia taking the lead on this. even though it's confined to this facility you're looking at, so a lot of it was wood debris that caught on fire. it's a cause of concern for the residents. >> there is always a concern with grass. there is a grass at the building behind you here. it's possible that could go up.

rick scott has also spoken. marco rubio delivered some remarks.ocal congressman was also there as well. to maket the president some changes to what president obama implemented a couple years back. we see the president now walking onto the stage. this is a few blocks away from the miami river front. the president traveling down to deliver these remarks. ake pence down there for summit of latin american leaders earlier this week. [applause] president trump: thank you, everybody. thank you very much. great honor. thank you to my truly great friend vice president mike pence. he is terrific. [applause] and thank you to miami. we love miami. [applause] saying that i'm glad secretary of state rex tillerson and i, along with a very talented team, were able to warmbier back with his parents. [applause] what has happened to him is a truly terrible thing, but at least the ones who love him so much can now take care of him and be with him. also, my dear friend steve scalise took a bullet for all of us, and because of him and the tremendous pain and suffering

rick perry said they are wrong and said it is political.clusively to tom mackenzie about the paris decision and the cooperation between the u.s. and china as well. justperry: it is not energy but economic development, energy being at the heart of china is an into extraordinary opportunity for both sides i might add. the show has changed in our landscape of energy. lng will play a very important role. tom: did you get any closer to china finding a contract? rick perry: but we were able to do with share with the vice our ability to deliver lng was very substantial. our desire to be a participant in this party is very strong. the will is there, and i think both governments will come together. we are working with the private sector to find great opportunities for american energy companies into china. tom: on paris climate change, you were right to stay away, because it has reduced american jobs. we are seeing that avoid. you whory: those of were, you must stay in positions , don't have a bit of reality to your view, which i could argue around t

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking news from burlington county where a man was shot to death in maple shade and police are still looking for his killer. the man was found dead at the iron hill brewery on the 100 block of east kings highway. nora muchanic is live at the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: sara and rick police are keeping us as a distance as we process the scene and one person dead with the shooter apparently still out there. but authorities tell us there is not a danger to the community. >> there was an incident one fatality. and scene here is secure. we are making progress on an investigation but it is early and too early to draw conclusions yet. the prosecutor confirms to "action news" one dead in the shooting on east kings highway in maple shade. police believed 911 calls of a shooting at 8:25 a.m. and the victim's body is under a white sheet on the loading dock of the property. local police and the prosecutors office are investigating. he has been identify but the name will nod be rele

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. >> reporter: good evening, rick. you know, it's fascinating to have such a compelling story like this where the main plot line is the absence of information. and the consistent theme is one word. waiting. it's almost the anti-news story. but a compelling one. that's what's happening here at the courthouse in norristown. the journey and the jury continues to questions about bill cosby's interaction with andrea constand before, during and after the alleged incident at his cheltenham home in 2004.ed here early this morning for the fifth day of deliberationan and out of the courtroom as the jury continues to ask questions of the judge, some of which he answered, andhich h. to show you what it's been like outside the courthouse, this was easily the most notable event here today. >> free bill cosby, free bill cosby, free bill >> reporter: a group of cosby supporters here just a strikes me as noteworthy that there has been relatively littlestratr either side of this case, a case with societal implications. not much public d

nora muchanic is live with the lightest. >> reporter: hi there rick. search warrant is being executed here on woodstock drive at the home of richard kauffman and at his medical office where the trouble started this morning. authorities will not say what they are looking for but it's not connected to april kauffman's murder. >> we have an investigation into various ongoing activity unrelated to the homicide of dr. kauffman's late wife, april. >> the drama unfolded at the medical office of of james kauffman. the husband of murdered radio host april kauffman found shot to death in hire home in 2012. when the fbi, his investigators and local police arrived to execute a search warrant, dr. kauffman was uncooperative and pulled out a .9 millimeter luger handgun. >> after a 30 to 45 minute standoff. dr. kauffman surrendered himself and was placed under arrest for possessing unlawful weapons and hollow point bullets. they only said that the search warrants at his office and at his home are part of an ongoing wide range investigation not related to april kauffm

here is the latest on the high stakes decision in washington. >> reporter: rick, in just a bit. we'll learn whether the president will decide whether to stay or go. but it appears he is leaning towards walking away. negotiations are leaning towards the 11th hour if he chooses to keep a major campaign promise or commit to combatting climate change. >> you'll find out very soon, i am hearing from a lot of people both ways. the president trump took to twitter touting his decision will come today at 3:00 p.m. in the rose garden. white house officialed tell abc news that the president is poised to keep his campaign promise. >> we are going to cancel the paris climate agreement. more than 190 countries committed to cutting greenhouse conditions to combat climate change. the only countries that haven't sign is nicaragua and syria. >> it's a hoax a money making industry okay. >> lobbying is fierce dividing the white house in trump's inner circle. steve bannon and others are pulling for him to pull out of the deal. ivanka and jared kushner saying to stay. and the head of apple lobbying t

rick, they say this isn't about the climate.o one around him who helped make the decision will even acknowledge that they talked to him about global warming. they say they don't know whether he still believes it's a hoax or anything else. they don't want to talk about the science. they say it's all about business and delivering on a promise. what do you say? >> that's not what their saying. you heard the secretary say it. even if the agreement was agreed to, it would have a negligible effect on climate. you're signing up to an agreement that doesn't do anything. the agreement has no impact on the climate. that's the point that the administration is making. what it does have an impact on is it has an impact on american jobs. impact on working men and women that donald trump pledged to fight for. and i can tell you from someone from pittsburgh who he mentioned in that speech, it's being hailed very positively in our region. we are the center of the shale revolution and a lot of jobs and energy being created in our area, and we're

rick: can i try one of these? rick: this guy right here. >> tomahawk ribeye.side of st. louis, also. look for us. rick: brickson wants some of this. can i tell is he hungry. >> he has he it before. he loves it. rick: amazing sugar fire smokehouse grill. coming over here. i have got judd and katie. you guys are with -- is it haywire. >> haywire two sister restaurants out of texas. rick: and you are from the ranch, right? >> yes. rick: you make all of his meat? you grow his meat. >> we are a local family owned cattle operation. so we cross our bulls with angus cows and creates a beautiful march he bled meat that we sell at restaurants like the haywire and ranch. check out that marbling. >> what makes you special. >> texas themed we have something for everything. texas is a big state. there is lot going on there. and we have got it. rick: i'm going to eat one of these guys right here. >> try the sausage. rick: thank you very much. are we sending it over to you guys? >> took us a second. todd: here with neil of virgil's barbecue. tell us about virgil's. >> this is

we are set to sizzle into next week rick. >> thank you. >>> lets talk food.hef jose garces has open the restaurants in atlantic city. i'm salivating already. >> this massive culinary venture by iron chef, jose garces takes us to two different continents. >> the always interesting culinary sperance starts in a coffee shop. >> things you won't see in a traditional candy store. >> traditional japanese candy, we give them a treat non-out. >> how cute. >> a secret door leads to the restaurant. >> this is so fun, i do not feel like i'm in atlantic city. >> not at all. >> add mammy and five spice ribs. >> there are larger bowls like the seafood ramen this is like a little bit of everything. >> local shrimp and scallops. >> and open kitchen serves as a performance area as they roll fresh sushi. >> it adds to the vibe. small dark and intimate. >> and more than 50 different types of saki. >> have saki and go have fun on the casino floor. >> we have fortunate to have a great late night crowd. and here we are in ecuador. >> on the main stage. >> and vintage style fans an

sharrie and rick you guys want to try it? >> by the time i got down there it would be dark.o go see you later. >> "action news" at 5:00 will be right back. save big on great father's day gifts at bass pro shops. like red head 8-pocket shorts for under $15. mr. steak patio grills starting at under $350. plus, free catch and release ponds and giveaways this weekend. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again monica will be along with a few moments with the latest from the bill cosby jury deliberations in norristown and sharrie williams is joining me in the studio here is what is happening on "action news" this evening. jurors in the bill cosby sexual assault case announced they are deadlocked but told to keep working. live team coverage straight ahead. and a bad breakup leads to criminal activity and an arson suspect on the run. and jeep wrangler owners are put on notice tonight because thieves targeting their vehicles for a very specific item. we'll explain. >> and good evening i'm monica malpass

live in belmont rick boone nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much rick. >>> new details tonight on the president's travel ban. hours ago the supreme court announced it is giving all challengers a deadline of june 12th to put in a request for a stay. the high court will not make a decision until hearing from those challengers. late last night the president asked the supreme court to reinstate his ban which restricts travel to the u.s. from six problematically muslim countries as of now that ban is blocked by two lou lower courts including the ninth circuit in san francisco. >> in his own words russia. president putin speaking out about allegations his country meddled in the u.s. election. his remarks coming in an exclusive nbc interview with megyn kelly. blaine zander is live in washington with the details. blaine. >> reporter: janelle russian president vladimir putin answered some direct question base the investigation here at home. as you might expect he certainly had a lot to say. >> the white house today taking no questions on the ongoing russia investigation. >> we're focused o

rick leventhal, when we initially heard the fact there's a mistrial. you said the d.a. is going to be trying the case and we heard critics from one side and supporters of the another. >> yeah, and there are-- and glorious all-- gloria allred represents 33 victims and claimed that bill cosby drugged them over the decades. many of the cases the statute of limitations has run out and can be no criminal charges could be filed and no civil cases filed. and bringing in other alleged victims causes problems for the prosecution because their stories haven't necessarily been confirmed by anyone. so, it was a struggle for the prosecution. they wanted to bring in 13 witnesses who claimed similar acts were committed by bill cosby against them and as you heard gloria allred saying, only one was allowed to testify. she says if more are allowed to testify as to his bad behavior, perhaps that could sway a jury against bill cosby. we heard one of the victims say at the podium, we can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrity and some believe that inflated a key role here. juro

sfwl rick, appreciate you come ong. talk to you soon. >> thank you, guys, always fun. >> rick santelli up in chicago. well, it is not often we see a downgrade of apple. did get that yesterday. it did move the stock and came ahead f the worldwide dw developer's conference. andy hargraves made it. cut the stock, joins us now. welcome. do you feel you were early on this? >> i might be, but quite frankly with a call like this, where my perspective to the upside, is super significant over the next few months. i'd rather be early rather than late. >> i guess i ask that question sort of suggesting to do it ahead of wwdc. you weren't moved by anything apple moved yesterday? virtual reality, augmented real, any of the products they showed? >> no, i wasn't. maybe you're just missing the boat. it's. >> it's possible. being more and more oriented around the services. i'm not of the views that iphone going away anytime soon, but when you take over multiple years, the value is in what the devices ago access and that is where apple is

it's 4:30 and brian is off and rick williams joins us.he minor league baseball promotion involving free pregnancy tests. and people living in the fairmount neighborhood are victimized by a thief after a certain item how they are stealing batteries without actually breaking into their cars. >>> and should this be banned if the garden state? one lawmaker says yes but he will not pass the law without a fight. >>> and we begin with another day of deliberations in the sexual assault trial of bill cosby. at last check the jurors were deadlocked unable to agree if the comedian is guilty or innocent. gray hall is live now in norristown. any moment? >> so far no movement at all. the waiting game continues and the jury is still deadlocked. and not too long ago that the jury requested water ice so an indicator they may be if the deliberating room for quite sometime. >> day four of jury deliberations in the bill cosby sexual assault trial and everyone is asking is this the day the jury comes back with a verdict. over 30 hours of deliberating and noth

. >> all right, it's rick, cecily. we'll see you back inside. thank you. >>> it is a grim chapter of philadelphia's past. 57 immigrants brought here from ireland to build a stretch of railroad track in 1832. less than two months after they arrived all 57 died. to this day the remains of just seven of the men have been found. today researchers tried to uncover the rest. the workers were believed to be buried at a site called duffy's cut near the septa amtrak main line in east whiteland township chester county. >> we have ground penetrating radar to locate these individuals. u.s. radar is here with several machines that can actually do kind of sonar under the ground the way that a ship will find a submarine in the ocean. these things are designed to find subsurface images like bodies. >> all this time it was believed that they died during a cholera pandemic. several years ago scientists came to believe that many were murdered out of fear that they were infected and could spread the disease. >> james comey's day on capitol hill is still making wave

. >> reporter: good afternoon rick are and monica, the courtroom arrived at the peak today as the district attorney called andrea constand to the witness stand and had never given her version of the story before. at 2:00 andrea constand was called to the witness stand and for the first time told her story. the first time he put his hand on her high and the fourth time he tried to undo her parents and she left. on a fifth visit she says he plied her with pills and wine and cosby led me to the couch and i saw two of him. the next recollection was being jolted awake as cosby groped her breast and fondled her inside of her pants. she was unable to tell him to stop or resist him. she woke up later humiliated and confused and left. cosby's lawyers will argue it was entirely consensual. outside of the courtroom one of the dozens of women attacked the cosby defense strategy. >> i'm offended by it and i know his true nature and i was a victim and know many of his victims and i know who they are personally and know their truth. >> monica the cross-examination of of andrea constand started hours ago

rick? >> all right, cec. thank you. >>> many people headed to the shore looking for a sea breeze today. for those kids cooling off with ice cream in ocean city, the start of summer vacation couldn't have come at later time. the boardwalks are crowded with people out for a stroll. but there were even more on beach, which is almost wall to wall with umbrellas. >>> 18 members of a now banned penn state pra tent appeared in court today. a judge was determine whg they should go to trial in the death of this young man, 19-year-old tim piazza. piazza died in february after a pledge event involving heavy drinking. "action news" reporter is live where the hearing is still going on at this power. chad? >> reporter: yeah, monica. piazza's final hours were captured on video, and for much of today's hearing, we watch though final hours. they were disturbing, as you clearly see a young man in trouble, yet no one gets a medical attention for nearly 12 hours. the lead detective on the case testified timothy piazza looked lik

rick perry: it will sort itself out.t the president will choose an appropriate and i think his decision to let mr. comey do something else is appropriate as well. question with the uk's election results, looks like at this stage it may be a hunk parliament. -- hung perelman. -- parliament. looks like theresa may's future is uncertain. given how much prime minister building aested in relationship with president trump and your administration -- suggest that will the administration on either side is not going to have an effect on the united states and the united kingdom and their relationship. specialbeen in this relationship for a long time. we will be partners. we will be in it together regardless who is leading, america and great britain. we will be standing shoulder to shoulder. betty: and remain allies. that was tom mackenzie's exclusive interview with rick perry. final thoughts with our guest host, stephen kroll. also have asked him about the harris climate accord -- paris climate accord. he said the same as the presi

vernon odom has the very latest. >> rick and sara good day to you.ramatic developments here late this morning in the courtroom. the jury announcing they are deadlocked after 30 hours of deliberations. we heard from bill cosby's spokesperson a short time ago. >> this deadlock shows what mr. cosby has been saying for quite sometime that these charges are not true. >> the jury came from behind closed door to tell the judge they are deadlocked against all three counts and a bitter divide every since they started tuesday afternoon. the verbatim

rick leventhal has more. what do you have, rick?> bill, things have calmed down the last couple hours. when news first broke that the jury had dead locked on the charges, things got crazy on the courthouse steps, even circus-like with supporters of bill cosby waving signs to free him. we heard from one of the dozens of women who have come forward claiming the comedian drugged and raped them. a woman named lilly bernard. she confronted a group of cosby supporters out on the courthouse steps. >> i loved bill cosby, too. i thought he loved me, too. he often told me that i was one of his kids, that he loved me like a daughter. i trusted him. understand? when he gained my total trust and saw that i adored him, he prayed upon me and drugged me and raped me against my will. >> bernard said cosby threatened her and her boyfriend to sue them. so no charges were filed in that case. this case is unresolved so far. >> bill: what happens now, rick? >> the jury is back in the jury room resuming deliberations. the jurors did say they were dead loc

thank you captain we appreciate you. >> rick is laughing.captain -- have a good time out there over the bay. as we -- take a look at the poconos because it's race weekend up there. 72 on friday and saturday could be a shotty shower or thunderstorm 78 and on sunday 84 degrees for the big race looking pretty good. as we look at the exclusive accuweather forecast it's going to turn hot around here. and warmer friday 86 on your saturday but humidity stays low and scorching sun and more humid sunday and 94 and hot and humid record tying 95 on monday and tuesday and 92 on wednesday so a four day heat wave before it breaks next thursday. >> having some fun. >> she always does. >> thank you. >>> right now jim gardner is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. exfbi director james comey goes on the attack making his appearance on capitol hill. details on the section and the response of the trump team. >>> and the sendoff for a final ride, a local school bus driver honored after 50 years on the job. >>> for the entire "action news" team i'm rick

john fortt, back to you. >> thank you, rick.aight ahead, legendary actor alan alda on "binge" with carl. making water cooler tv in the new digital era. we'll be right back. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. >>> debate over bonds versus stocks and which rally is likely to crack first? plus the stocks most likely to jump after this week's big cancer conference up in chicago and tom lee's stunning call on fang stocks. half time report at the top of the hour, noon eastern. we'll see you in about 20. >> great segue, scott. thanks. >>> among those gainers, large-tech cap, nasdaq, another record high. senior port fofolio dan morgan well as portfolio manager walter price for elian. arguing that fang could soar 40% in the second half of the year because it's so rarely, it says, retraces its first-half gains. are you anywhere near that neighborhood? >> look at top stocks.

also with us, rick stengel, former editor of time magazine. you know it was that easy to produce counterfeit time magazine covers? >> it's very easy. there is a whole thing on line that you can do that. it's pretty easy to spot. the color was wrong, the logo was wrong, it's not professional. it would never be a kind of gushy cover. >> it has ex pclamation marks a you guys don't do that. here's a white house that was determined to come out and deliver the message that the bill does not cut medicaid. that was their defense to these indefensible -- politically indefensible cuts to medicaid. so this idea that it's all fake news out there is crucial to pushing a lie like that. >> the problem is most journalists evaluate him according to previous politicians who tried to vaguely adhere to the truth. he is the authoritarian ruler who says accept my reality. that is the way he governed. we had to cover him in a different way which you're doing by exposing those things which are absolutely untrue. >> jay, as we watched the health care issue during the

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> we begin this afternoon withreaking news out of bucks county. seven schools are placed on lockdown after reported of an escaped inmate was spotted in warrington. daniel selby is on the run since sunday night and someone called in a tip hes with spotted in the area of county line road and maggie way. right now seven central bucks school district schools are on lockdown and the action cam was on the scene in the last hour. you see a large police presence at john paul park at lower nike. armed officers are searching there and the surrounding area. and police dogs are aiding in the search for selby. police called off the search yesterday afternoon because they believed he was not in the area. john paul park at lower nike they closed the park as they do the search. daniel selby, the 25-year-old is on the run since sunday night and a tipster called in and said they spotted selby in the area. we'll continue to monitor the situation. again seven central bucks schools are on lockdown now as the search goes on. >>> the sec

jonathan: blackrock's rick rieder and others.oming up on this program, over the next 10 minutes, a little nervousness in the markets. we are weighing in with forecast for more volatility. you might've heard that one before. from new york on the blackrock trading floor, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." this is from black rocks trading floor in new york city. goodlatte making more headlines this week. the manager of the $54 billion double-blind return fund says that the days of volatility markets is numbered and if you are a traitor or speculative come you should be raising cash today, literally today. u.s. markets are at their highest risk level since before the 2008 financial crisis. with us from black rock, jeff, risk and a lot of talk about the return to volatility. everywhere is rich right now. equities, fixed income, does that mean that is necessarily a risky environment? >> i am in a habit of disagreeing with your premises. jonathan: that's the whole point. i