ron is the ceo of stifil financial. ron: hd tv has really helped hockey.k on tv now. i think -- people going to the stadium is not what's wrong. it's the contracts for tv. i think hockey is on an upswing. if you're going to buy a sports growth trajectory, i think hockey is one to look at. stephanie: do the players need to be wearing go pros to give us the experience? jeff: in the all-star game, a couple of players were that and the referee did. i would say that the sport can do very well in all of these areas. it's educating the youth. we are going to come out with a big youth hockey program in the next few months and get the whole community engaged. stephanie: how expensive is that going to be and how much time are you going to give it for florida to fall in love? jeff: it's an investment and i look long-term. we want to win the stanley cup this year and we went to compete for every year. we are making an investment in our region and it costs a few dollars. as people get engaged with the team and kids do and they get older and they have kids, it will buil

the fourth employee of the month the department of aging & adult services ann employee recognizes as ron conservative case management from dos conservators office okay. (clapping.) >> hi how are you. >> you have to face the audience (laughter). >> it isn't like court with our back to the audience you know it is the other way around i have a few things i want to say i'm going to end by reading frankly it is almost poetic and the words really, really mean a lot i've asked sherry republican to say a few words i'm going to start and this is what i know about iron he's tall he's got great shirts and one of the calm it people i know in a world of work that isn't so calm that clients face their own dangers sometimes staff face those dangers the people you're working with really have to make lifelike changing decision; right? for people and which think o is an neermsz responsibility for any of us in the room if this were me we would like to have guiding people to make those decisions ron also has a great tie collection he has a plant in his office it needs watering but somehow is surviving becau

taking care of the percussion in ron's absence.not dropping the ball. >>> caitlin jenner has a new job offer on the table. there's word the miss usa pageant has made the offer for her to be a judge. this is days after she made her public debut in "vanity fair." the organization changed the rules to allow transgendered women to be a part of the pan gent. donald trump also wants her on "celebrity apprentice." . >>> it looks like george clooney had a blast showing off his wife amal to his hometown. the town of augusta, kentucky. population about 1,000. they enjoyed the day with friends and family members. george showing off his moves at the pool table. it's not clear when they'll be returning to these parts because they're preparing to move into their $15 million home in england. similar, very similar. can you imagine people hearing he's coming to town? that population is like 15,000 for one night only. >> i'm trying to imagine amal in a pub. she's very elegant. >> playing pool. >> george has always been a normal guy and relatable. >>

ron claiborne is track side. at belmont park. ron, what's happening? >> reporter: hey, there, dan.w early people. later, there will be 80,000 people here jammed into the stands. they'll be roaring when those horses, including american pharoah hit the top of the stretch. for the stretch run to the belmont stakes. a little bit of trivia for you. the song that is played during the post parade here since 1967 until 1997 was "sidewalks of new york." then the belmont wanted to go to a more modern song, they switched to "new york new york" by frank sinatra. that is currently the song that will be played when those horses, the field of eight, goes out on the track around 6:45 this evening. american pharoah will, of course, be the heavy favorite. back to you guys. >> ron will be holding his $2 to win ticket. next year, they'll be playing "shut up and dance with me" as they take the field. ron, thank you. we're hoping you win tonight and american pharoah, too. of course. but, thank you. once again. >>> we want to start here though on a serious note. there is an intense manhunt going on right

>> my name is david ron, i'm the surveyier that performed this survey i worked for martin ron surveys, we specialize in boundary issues in san francisco. to address some of the confusion going on. what we did when we were there, when you look at the walls, you can see they're not straight, they're bowing so we looked for worst case scenarios, to show what was happening, if you look at the survey in front of you, on the easterlily side the two story garage building, below half way up the page, it says below 2 feet clear up. >> if you could put it on the overhead. >> measurement four foot clear, two feet up, that is where the wall is not on the building any more it's in the retaining wall then in the corner here four foot wall, two feet up. the corners are straight. if the wall was straight at one time, that would happen, in the middle, we came over here to that 11 and 31 that they're talking about, and that's where we found the worst of the bow was, that's why we took our measurements there. as far as where the lowest point is um, i mean like as mr. gray said we take our measurements w

ron, thank you. we'll get back to you later in the show.we want to say that ron mentioned that to the horse has a shortened tail. it was bitten by another horse, a jealous horse awhile back. i spoke to the owner the other day. he said he resisted suggestions to give the horse some sort of hair weave. >> they wanted to put >> extensions. >> extensions. like somebody who doesn't have hair, bald, putting a, what do they call it, a toupe. but if you're bald, you're bald. so i mean it's a characteristic of you. >> you're making me feel better about losing my hair. >> oh, look at me. >> dan, you're not losing your hair, by the way. >> that means that the hairpiece is working. thank you. i appreciate that. >> you're fully coifed. >> if you need hair extensions, let me know. >> or a weave. >> you have a nice head of hair, too. ryan, it's great to have you in studio. ron is at the belmont stakes. so it's great to have you in studio. >> great to be here as well. good morning, guys. good morning to you. we begin with yet another amtrak train collision

i am sure ron is smart. he has a lot of acumen. there is collusion in the large companies that have been court. clearly, if prices are doubling for employing someone, it's a sign of a shortage. the broad back of the economy, maths or computer workers, as far as we understand it, it includes data entry workers. we are talking about the tip of the sphere, the global economy over the summer. that kind of - which we den fit from. we should allow many to come to the country. and give them freedom. they, then, start their own companies, and hire more people. for every tech job, three more are created. it's only good for us if we allow more people in. we pay a higher price. we fight over a smaller group of people. it's a supply and demand. >> i bet the price is higher, reasonably higher if we had 100% margin. we are talking about apples, and oranges. whether they are from our universities or overseas. we support both. >> michael - the founder and c.e.o. of reputation.com. i want to talk about a passion you and i share. you are taking the

i'll continue this conversation with ron. before i do that i want to go through stats he made reference to. the average unemployment rate for computer and mathematical occupations fell a full percentage point in 2014 to 2.7%. that's the unemployment rate for them. that is low, but ron argues that computer and mathematical occupations have reached their so-called full employment until the employment rate hits about 2.2%. and he says that proves that there's no widespread shortage of tech workers. >> my point is that if the unemployment rate for the workers is 2.7%, that's almost 3 full percentage points less than the unemployment rate of 5.5% for the entire workforce. that's what it was in 2014. and to me that proves the labour market is tighter than it is for the overall job market >>> coming up next we'll take a different look at this. we'll get to the bottom of the skills gap by talking to someone on the front line. right now. on the front line. right now. right now. >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live...

ron paul thinks so. he joins us exclusively on his son's efforts to foil the extension of the patriot act. a june swoon. investors say no way. stocks managing to close out one of the historically worst performing trading days of the month in the green. >> and then there were nine. another republican throws his hat into the ring for 2016. it looks like hillary clinton will be using her hat to take up a collection. the new york times on why she's desperate to reel in a money backer. >> because she's so poor. the closing bill sounding on wall street moments ago. usually this is a very bad day for the market. not today. trading up 20 points. there was a moment it was trading down. all the indices are in the green. as we see, the nasdaq up a full quarter of a percentage point. same with the russell 2000. the s&p 500, somewhere in the middle between the two. again, a good green day on wall street. maybe not so for june. but they weren't selling in may. meanwhile, the race for 20 i coul2016 is in full gear. two

ron allen's mugshot was taken when allen was in his stocking feet.h shoes, allen would stand 5'4" inches. ron allen voluntarily agreed to take a polygraph test. >> did you have anything to do with what happened? >> no. >> he failed. at this point, police needed to make sure that ron allen was the man in the security videotape. >> one of the things that we have encountered time and time again, is you have a small business owner and certainly they have limited resources and they feel that they get some kind of protection by having a video camera setup, security camera set up at their business and certainly that should work as a deterrent to some criminals. but when someone commits a crime anyway, if you have cheap or substandard equipment, it's not going to be much help to law enforcement. >> once processed and transferred, investigators got a little better look at the killer. but would it be good enough? to create a more advanced vehicle, you use the most innovative technology available. to craft a more luxurious vehicle, you use the most skilled hand

ron maltott is there. course we'll bring it to you here. >>> for now we want to get you caught up on some developing news. just last hour authorities hunting for the escapees said they're concentrating on a 75 square mile area. this after dna and other clues were left behind inside a cabin in the woods 30 miles from where the men escaped. i want to bring in john cuff -- >> their distance from that cabin could be extensive irf their travel was unimpeded. but as you heard captain strife say it's very remote difficult to work in and we had units in the area almost immediately and we're doing everything we can to keep them hunkered down and secure until we capture them. >> i want to bring in john cuff, chief inspector of the northeast. sir, thank you for your perspective. as we hear from the searchers there in talking about how they're intensifying the search there's no time that's passing since we had these clues from the cabin and that dna was recovered. is that a bad sign for them? >> no. in fact time is on

ron and the missionaries are exchanging e-mails. ron starts doing this with other people too, mostly for free, although occasionally he would charge people a flat fee of a couple of bucks, just to help him cover the cost of keeping his website going. he never made any money doing it. what has just transpired? a disabled 70-year-old man in texas writes an e-mail to a scottish missionary about a cat in nigeria. that's a crime. ron heinz had his veterinary license suspended fined, forced to retake a portion of the veterinary licensing exam and had to shut down his website and stop doing it. why is that? because under texas law, you have to physically examine the animal before you can offer any opinion about it. this house-bound was supposed to get on an airplane and fly to nigeria before he could offer an opinion of any kind about this cat, and never mind there are no veterinarians and the cat would be completely without care without ron. ron wasn't prescribing medicine or sending drugs, he was just offering an opinion, that's it, two

so ron and the missionaries are exchanging e-mails. and ron starts doing this with some other people too, mostly for free although occasionally he would charge people a flat fee of a couple of bucks. to help him cover the cost of keeping his website going. he never made any money doing it. so what has just transpired? a disabled 70-year-old man in texas writes an e-mail to a scottish missionary about a cat in nigeria. that's a crime. and ron hines had his veterinarian license suspended, he was fined, he was forced to retake a portion of the veterinary licensinge inging exam, and he had to shut down his website and stop doing it. why is that? because under texas law you have to physically examine the animal before you can offer any opinion about it. so this house-bound physically disabled veterinarian was supposed to get on an airplane and fly to nigeria before he could offer an opinion of any kind about this cat. never mind there would be no veterinarians that the cat would be completely out care without ron. he wasn't prescribing medi

joining me from los angeles, cnn senior political analyst ron bronstein. good to see you, ron. this is incredible right? i mean this is a story of a alleged computer crashes, backup tapes. where is it heading now, that we have a number like 24,000? >> 24,000 potential e-mails that the irs watchdog says had been erased. you can see why republicans on the committee investigating this are so frustrated. there's no question that the erasures according to the irs -- the person investigating this occurred after there was a

ron paul joins me now. let's talk about the 2016 cycle.t about rand that gives you hope that he can get to the next level that you were never able to achieve? >> well, i think the main thing he is he's the only one, from my viewpoint, that's talking any common sense. obviously, people point out that we're not identical and who would expect us to be identical? but he speaks more about personal liberty and limited government, a changed foreign policy, auditing the fed and looking into our monetary system. and, you know they said, when he did the nsa thing people said you know he's done he's finished. you know republicans and democrats all in the -- everybody in washington jumped on him. yet, when you did a poll of the national people they were with him and not with mcconnell. so the american people, i think he is able to talk more to the american people than the other candidates because i think he has a set of principles which means he would much rather see smaller government and not make excuses for expanding the surveillance state and not

one of those people, ron claiborne. ron, i know you bet. how much did you win?remember, i had that 1978 affirmed bet, $2 win ticket. which i kept as a souvenir. i got $2 win ticket on american pharoah, which i'm keeping as a souvenir, it's worth officially $3.80 and i got a backup one. british call, an heir and a spare. and what's interesting, this has inspired a lot of people grabbing dirt from the track back yesterday. which i understand is selling now for $80 and these $2 uncashed winning tickets, selling right now for $15 and that's just in one day. so, if i could hang on to this for another 20, 30 years, if i should live that long i could be very wealthy. >> a, you'll live that long. and b, you sell it now and buys us breakfast next weekend. >> c, grab some dirt for us. >> i might get arrested trying. >> okay, maybe not. >> ron, thank you very much. great coverage out there. >>> we're going to switch gears, and turn now to an eagle-eyed bus driver. who's being called a hero this morning. >> he spotted the 3-year-old boy and the suspected kidnapper on his bu

nbc's ron mott starts us off with this breaking news. ron? >> reporter: lester, good evening to you. joyce mitchell is being held tonight at the state police barracks in malone, new york. that is near her home. she will be arraigned on two counts, one a felony, the other a misdemeanor. now, the felony is for promoting prison contraband. the misdemeanor is for criminal facilitation. and that felony charge carries a possible prison sentence of one to seven years. under questioning by law enforcement all week about what role she had in the escape, tonight, nbc news has learned joyce mitchell has been arrested and charged in connection with the prison break, helping richard matt and david sweat escape last weekend. the district attorney said mitchell, a civilian employee in the tailor shop, provided contraband to the prisoners. >> she has not brought power tools into the facility, based on our investigation, prior to saturday. >> reporter: d.a. andrew wylie said initially, mitchell only offered minimal information, but as questioning progressed,

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ron, who had been about five feet away from me, i see him about 25 feet over there.warm clothes right now." >> reporter: as the snow melted off the lens of michael's camera, things started to come into focus. >> see if you can find a tent and find warm clothes. i was at least 30 feet away from the other people that i'd been with. michael and davi, our team doctor was nowhere to be seen. i was concerned about the three of us, because i thought the whole of everest base camp had been destroyed. that's what it looked like from where we were. we were in survival mode, the three of us, we looked briefly around for eve. couldn't see her anywhere. >> reporter: and the blows michael had taken to his head were getting to him. >> i definitely had been hit pretty good. i can't even stand. i'm wobbly. so two sherpa come over, take me into a tent, then i'm starting to vomit 'cause i had a concussion. >> reporter: there were many dead and scores of seriously injured people at base camp. the central medical tent had been blown away. what was once a tent city now looked like a war z

ron, thank you for being here. we loved seeing you.coming up treasury secretary lew on the hill. questioning him about the threats to financial stability. committee chairman jeb hensarling will be joining us in just a minute. back in a moment. ah! aflac? aflac! i thought you said this guy was the best? oh, he's a horrible stylist. gah? but he's the best at paying claims fast! really... mmhmm. paid mine in just one day. one day? yea. aaaflaaaac! in just one day, we approve and pay. one day pay, only from aflac. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." when we last left you we were talking about fedex which came out with some numbers. but in addition to that, they increased the age of retirement for some of the board. we were questioning before we went to break who that might be about. 72 to 75. fred smith we decided 72 years old. james barkdale is 72 years old. he will of course remain on that board. remember netscape? >> i do. i still use it. i have it on my commodore. the stock was down fedex. it's coming back. it was closed at 182. >> we're

lying dead beside her, 25-year-old ron goldman. the prime suspect? nicole's ex-husband, football legend o.j. simpson. simpson promises to surrender and then disappears. >> the los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> simpson is soon spotted inside a white suv. >> highway patrol. >> yeah, i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the 5 freeway, and he's heading north. >> you've got everybody scared. >> the famous low-speed chase covered live for hours rivets the nation and ends with simpson's eventual surrender at his home on rockingham avenue. it was just the beginning. >> go, go, go. >> here's what we know right now. >> this was the perfect soap opera. the o.j. simpson murder case was the first true reality show for the country. >> okay, let's go. here we go. >> this was the first wall-to-wall televised trial. >> july 22, 1994, a month after the murders, the legal proceedings against o.j. simpson begin when he enters this defiant plea. >> absolutely, 100% not guilty. >> and to help him prove that, simpson assembles

. >> ron? you look at this ron, and we have been covering it today, so much of what he said extraordinary claiming to be sorry, saying i'm sorry for the lives i have taken. i'm a muslim. my religion is islam. i pray to allah to show his mercy in the bombing. the people he murdered. my question to you is do people there buy this at snaul do they see this as at all credible from this murderer? >> reporter: no. i mean a lot of people will say too little too late. may have been more impressive had you said the same thing two, three, four five six months after the boston marathon bombing and a chance to sit in the jail cell and reflect on what happened to your life. but to get it two years plus after this and then to not explain i think a lot of people are going to be upset he made no attempt to aexplain his actions. if you believe the defense strategy throughout the trial, was that the big brother hatched the plan and dragged the reluctant stardzhokhar tsarvaev into this conspiracy and frustrated t

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and ron's response is to hit his coffee cup.i can feel it. >> they say the show must go on and no one knows that more than foo fighters band mate dave grohl. the band was performing a concert in sweden when the singer took a tumble off the stage. he quickly told the audience was was going on. >> right now i'm going to go to the hospital. i'm going to fix my leg. but then i'm going to come back. and we're going play for you again! >> and grohl is a man of his word. he got patched up with a cast and actually returned to the stage. finished the show. another 2 1/2 hours' worth. and here is the x-ray he tweeted out. >> oh, man. >> oh, my word. >> that is like the one basketball clip that people played over and over. i love how he yelled. it reminds you of someone at a party. i'm okay. i'm going to be back in a minute! >> the pain meds are kicking in. he is awesome. >> that is epic. >> he is awesome. >> you got to love him even more. we love you even more. >> you do love me. >> all the time. forever. >>> it's time to practice your be

so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. introducing the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. see your john deere dealer for great green tag savings on the e series family of tractors. >>> jeff skversky has a check on sports. oh, man the phillies, they have problems. >> how are you with bats can you swing a bat. >> i'm okay. >> we will take okay at this point. >> we will take okay. what happened this weekend rockies have the worst pitching in baseball yet phillies only managed to score four runs. four. the result is phillies swept at home by colorado for the first time ever. it is painful to watch phillies right now um. even the rockies bench they need a neck brace get whiplash watching ball after ball leave the yard, first inning jerome williams right down the middle. not and, gone. two run shot. phillies fall behind two to nothing. in the fifth deja vu dj le mayhu a two run home run off williams. phillies out homered 15-one. the fanatic trying to start a rally in the seventh down by phillies threat

. >> i was thinking more like a young ron howard. you look a little bit like ron howard.aybe clint howard. have you ever seen his other brother? >> what about cuba gooding junior. >> why shouldn't it be cuba gooding. >> if you were president of the united states what would you do with isis? >> with isis we were plague candy land that was the castle we controlled it i would make sure all of these were u.s. marines send them on a gave she ship and i would try to work on foreign policy with the rest of the unicorns and bobble heads and make it a help year place. even though it is canned leland it is 2015 and no reason to murder each other because we don't believe in the same thing. >> this operation you took part in was jep tune eers. who names these? >> i don't know. i came up with a few. unicorn girdle. like tightening the neoose aroud a flagy unicorn. operation pegasus chap. chaps are the pants without the backs. or operation gutfeld. >> you can use that any time you want. i have an idea of how the bin laden raid went down. threw there are probably people who don't. we do

to this over the phone and reported ron hines for doing that. and that is pure economic protectionism. there is -- no rational person would say that this -- this imabovished double amputee who is not going to a veterinarian who is getting free help from a guy in texas that that should be stopped. it's ludicrous. that's one of the things that happens and one of the reasons why we need to have a rational telemedicine regime. >> another question right there. >> hi. pat mike else from kato. this probably goes to the dr. sharfstein but maybe to the panel in general. it has to do with the complexity of the ultimate regulatory regime we're going to have. i can see, to maybe differ with you on the remote cardio, if you put a halter monitor -- heart monitor on a person, some remote physician can read that and make a reasonable diagnosis and proper prescription without seeing the person. however, if you show up with some kind of -- maybe substantial skeletal pain syndrome, to an orthopedic person, you're going to have to be examined, because you can't rem

and ron is correct. i think that beau biden would have been the next governor of delaware.ident kennedy was when he passed away is doubly tragic. >> i am struck by the fact that obviously the biden family has been visited by tragedy as we've already mentioned before. and it is always seemed that vice president joe biden has had a particular strength when it comes to assisting others. in times of grief. and then it's just the official job it seems also of the vice president. to attend so many funerals. but now, it is a funeral in which he is so deeply involved and so deeply grieving. it's just the turn-about that is quite remarkable. >> well i think you could see it from the video we saw as he was walking in. i mean just i think everyone saw the enormous grief that he was confronting at that moment. and you're right, i mean this is someone who in many ways has emotions of invisible on his sleeve throughout his political career. i've covered him since first presidential run in the 1980s. and you know this is someone you never really have to look very hard to see what he's thi

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ron claiborne.oles this morning. >> in florida, a florida community, dan and paula, on edge after several sinkholes opening up in just one neighborhood. this 15-foot-deep sinkhole appeared friday in the city of port richey, just the latest to occur in that same area. in all ten homes in port richey have been ed. one of them had three sinkholes on the property. no idea when the sinkholes will stop because the ground there is getting increasingly unstable. >>> and in philadelphia, a transit police officer is under fire for allegedly confronting a passenger who was holding his infant daughter in his arms. the incident caught on security cameras showing the officer allegedly grabbing the man by the neck, pushing him against the wall while the baby is still in the passenger's arms. the officer says he confronted the man because he had boarded the train without paying his fare. an internal affairs investigation now under way. no one was injured in that scuffle. >>> and crews in alaska will resume the reco

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lester. >> all right, ron.now to the accused killer who's apparently racist motives re-ignited this debate. officials released this dash cam video of roof's arrest over 13 hours after he allegedly killed nine people inside a charleston church. officials also tell nbc news that roof did, in fact, buy the semi automatic handgun used in the massacre from the store 25 miles from his home. >>> tonight, a major >>> at this hour fully half the united states, 25 states, from maine to montana are under the threat of violent storms. there are tornado warnings right now in several states. part of a massive outbreak of tornadoes, hail storms, and flash floods that have already made direct hits in the middle of the country and 71 million people are bracing for impact in the east. al roker is monitoring a very cabins are mostly empty. >> my question is how did they find out a place like this. >> this is no question sweat and matt are getting help. now discovered and on the run surviving in these woods got much more difficult

ron: sÍ, es algo muy extraÑo.des conseguir todo lo que tu corazón y tu mente desean. y puedes ver inside out de disney pixar el 19 de junio. subway. come sabroso y fresco. puede convertirse en algosides nuevo? solo fríe el pollo... ...agrega knorr rice sides, tomates frescos y albahaca... ...¡y disfruta de unas sabrosas bruschettas de pollo knorr! knorr rice sides como tu platillo principal. ximena:estamos viendo mÁs imÁgenes de la pelÍcula de disney y pixar "inside out", que habla de las emociones, perfecta para nuestros pequeÑos. habla de las emociones de los niÑos, ¿no cierto amiguitos? >> sÍ. ximena: otra cosa perfecta para nosotros los niÑos son los animalitos, estamos con el tÍo ron... que nos va a contar. ron: es un animal que me fascina, se llama mara, y viene de argentina, y es el mÁs grande proveedor del mundo. pero no se parece. mucha gente dice, roedor como ratones, pero ese es muy lindo. es de los mÁs lindos del mundo. ximena: que sean los niÑos que hagan la pregunta. >> me encanta, ¿cuÁntos aÑos vive

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