went to address your philosophical issue i would say that also ochres and the firing of your dear ron city did not have those than you would that have the interpretation so every mentally event you experience is a confrontational moment in your brain but let me say this slightly differently. we can influence the kinds of predictions people make without their awareness so for example, it is a procedure that to one i -- eyeball we presented neutral face not making any expressions than maybe flash visual will raise or black-and-white squares so there is a dynamic visual information being flashed including the the neutral face. in the other eye we presented formation that would make the person feel more pleasanter unpleasant so we change the physical state of their body without their awareness 7% to images your brain inco's both the koch is the only see one so the other is still captured yet the you are completely visually aware it does change the interpretation so when i make you feel more pleasant i change your physical sensation with the image that makes it more pleasant you see that neutra

ron. so does kansas city, st. louis, they all want to cool down and the heat wave will persist across the northeast today, tomorrow and probably on

ron. so does kansas city, st. louis, they all want to cool down and the heat wave will persist across the northeast today, tomorrow and probably on tuesday some record-breaking temps here and severe weather across the northern plains. >>> goopd sunday morning. towards emeryville. temperatures held down today. breezy. chance of showers comes into play. slight chance for a late-day thunderstorm. sunny and cool tomorrow and looking at gradually warming temperatures. a look at the cloud cover, the hour by hour forecast. by 2:00 to about 7:00 this afternoon we're looking at possibly may >>> ron is still scraping the white print off his hands. >> really. >> nice work. stay cool out there. >> thank you, robert and ronald. >>> this morning, fans around the world are remembering television legend, adam west. the original batman who generations grew up watching. >> abc's clayton sandell is in los angeles with more on this superhero beloved by so many. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: and good morning, guys. you know, no

subway system in the world plagued by aging infrastructure, which is a growing issue in cities across the country. nbc's ron allen has more. >> reporter: every subway rider's worst nightmare, a massive jolt, what sounds like an explosion. blinding darkness, choking smoke, deep underground. >> i really thought i was going to die, to be honest. at first i thought it was a terrorist attack. >> i thought, this is serious. i started getting very fearful. >> reporter: for unknown reasons, the train's emergency brakes activated. two cars derailed, crashing into the subway wall. >> people were flying all over the cars. we knew it was a derailment, because it was that violent. >> reporter: the latest episode in what new york governor has warned could be a summer of hell for commuters. amtrak racing to overhaul penn station. after two derailments caused by track defects stranded thousands this spring. just weeks ago, panicked passengers trapped on another broken-down subway train over an hour. no air conditioning. today, at least 34 riders escaped with minor injuries. but no word on when service will be completely ba

they stayed in new york city while bar ron finished his school year.t night the first lady tweeted a photo and wrote looking forward to the memories we'll make in our new home. >> new chapter for them too. bar ron getting off the plane with a t-shirt that says the expert. >>> bill cosby's defense lawyers are making their case in a pennsylvania courtroom. the actor arrived accompanied by his wife camille. it's the first time she's appeared by his side for the trial. the prosecution rested on friday after testimony from cosby's accuser andrea constand. he faces three charges of aggravated indecent assault. if convicted he carries a penalty. rikki klieman has been following this trial and joins us at the table to discuss. good morning, good to see you. a lot of people asking where has camille cosby been or any of his daughters. this is an important sign you think? >> i think it's a critical sign. i think it is so important to a jury about how they react to a defendant as to who he is supported by. if his wife will not stand up for him, why should the jury

jacobs herself writes extensively about this because east harlem was really ron ert moses sort of laboratory in new york city. and so many african-american communities were decimateed an what jacobs realizes early on is the rebuilt housing was actually worse for them than what had been so called slums. >> take a look. i want to show jane who was speak being new york and its great creative day. >> new york was in its great creative day, a place where all kinds of people can find opportunity. a place where you don't have to be big and important and rich or have a great plot of land or great development scheme or something like that. to do something. and maybe even do something new, do something interesting. >> congratulations. citizen jane, thank you for joining us. see you next time. >> for more about this program and earlier episodes visit us online at pbs.org and charlie rose providecom. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: of america life better connected. >> and by bloomberg, a provider

city, nearly 300 fatally. one program is working with survivors of gun violence and teaching them a fiery beautiful results. ronporter: in chicago, they're fighting gunfire with fire. young faces victims of violence literally taking the heat. working hard on crafting new futures, an effort to break an often deadly cycle. project fire, it's called, glass making, mentoring, therapy, employment, life. >> for some of them, you know, when we first meet them, success is defined as, i didn't get killed today. brad, is trauma psychologist, co-founded this with an artist. >> most of the people we've worked with here come in with a very limited sense of what their future can hold and leave with a much broader range of options for themselves. >> reporter: this 20-year-old was shot in 2015 and now through art he soon is headed for the famed corning glass in new >> it made we want to become a good person, be positive and show people there's good things in life and there's a better way of living. >> reporter: his pieces are starting to sell. one, a twisted gun he named anger rejected hauled in $300 at a recent new jersey sho

ron mow yanez. he testified he iing nofred his commands not to reach for the gun. that message is not setting well with castile's mother. >> my son loved this city and this city kill my son. and a murder gets away. are you kidding me right now? we are not evolving as a civilization, we are devolving. people have died to have these rights. now we damn, what is it going to take? >> heart wrenching. the city of st. anthony says even though the officer was cleared, he will no longer be working for the city government. >>> and we are looking live at st. paul, m. minnesota where reporters and police are tracking large protests in the cities that were brought in by the verdict. you are looking at live pictures where protesters are taking to the streets. we will continue to keep an eye on this for you. >>> 52 hours of deliberations, but still no decision in the sexual assault trial of bill cosby. the jurors have called it quits for the night. they will be back tomorrow morning, saturday morning to try fo reach a verdict. there have been questions, mostly about the testimony. one today, what is reasonable doubt? >>> president trump back in town tonight a

city health and services secretary. >>> a clean sweep for republicans for all of the special elections. greg gianforte one in montana. ralph normal one in south carolina and in kansas rones secured -- secured a congressional seat for the republican party. >>> president trump went on twitter celebrating the big night for republicans thing, well, the special elections are over and those that want to make america great again are 5 - 0. all that fake news, all the money spent equals nothing. >>> democratic cosmos seth moulton from massachusetts posted this on -- on twitter, the allsop race to be a wake-up call for democrats. business as usual isn't working. time to stop rehashing 2016 and talk about the future.. >>> let's talk about traffic. how does it look? >> it looks pretty good. >> you are wiping your hands. >> i was rubbing my hands because you know i'm a political junkie. there's a lot to read about and talk about. we're going to do the gilroy super commute from gilroy to san jose. it's not bad. gilroy to the middle of the area here, gilroy, morgan hill into san jose looks pretty good. people who are getting up early aren't seeing big delays or huge construction del

he was asked about so-called sanctuary cities, drug and human trafficking and the president's executive order on immigration and refugees. senator ronon of wisconsin chairs the committee. [inaudible conversations]

city, missouri, home of the annual big slick celebrity weekend. created and hosted by five hometown heroes. paul rudd, eric stonestreet, jason se taudeiksudeikis, ronto your wife, dunphy? he had a beer at lunch, too. >> but someone was missing in action. where's jason? >> is he down there? >> is he stretching or plotting his game? >> that had jason on the hot seat and ready to roll. >> you have game on the field? >> no. on the bench, i can talk trash. i have a real loud clap i inherited from my father. >> the two-day big slick event kicks off with its most inspiring visit of all, a visit with the heroes at mercy. >> i met a girl this morning who is named riley, who is so lovely and sweet. and she just turned 14 this week. >> it was a beautifully pure reaction. i was sitting next to the girl, trying to explain who i was. and then, paul comes across the room. and she lights up in a beautiful and honest way. it was so pure, wasn't it? >> she was incredible. >> really sweet. >> then, it was time for the big kids to raise a whole lot of money. bowling. >> from this frame forward i'm committing to excellence. >> and a charity auction with some pros. ♪ ho

ron paul thank you. thank you richard. now the number of people dead or presumed dead after the grand final tower fire in west london has risen to seventy nine and the city's metropolitan police say that that number could actually rise further this is the latest video from inside the burnt out building it does show the remains of charred apartments police have said that everybody who lived in these particular flats have been accounted for the fire broke out early last wednesday morning and quickly ingolf the twenty four storey residential block well another video has also appeared online of firefighters reacting with disbelief to the place. also. in the meantime the british prime minister to resign may has ordered a thorough inquiry into the tragedy and pledged five million times to help fix seems. has been out in london asking people whether they think that the u.k. needs to reconsider its spending priorities put in billion to seventy million. what is it about well the british government is spending this money on certain things which things to think they're spending. with thirteen billion to the n.h.s. government this is maybe maybe on the books that bill

city and hank said this is the he stairpest pulled i've ever. >> some of hank's twitter followers found out the building was operated by at&t and ron up sop. >>m what does go on inside. >> hank williams jr. once again ready for football. espn bringing bang the country singer to play the theme song. fivrment time you here it for me is the 11th and would very had done. williams compared president obama golfing with speaker john baip whor hit off madeer and benia min netanyahu planning. >> and planning to travelall flight to a south american country. >> and trevor trove of baseball carts found in the akit anesthetic reaching near 7 billion in money. >> we're looking live at the world war ii memorial where there will be a ceremony commorateing 70 anniversary of d-day when allied forces came acrss on france and fought maxyes. time now 5:21 and it's 66 degrees back after this start are next month you cannot rely on united airlines to fly to venezuela it is filled one rest prompted by food shortages and violence. >>> space x cargo capsule arrived. it refurbished making it first space droovt arrive spins space shuttles. >> universal oregon land owe h

construction that's going on in the city, removing lead service lines that were damaged in the water crisis and there are concerns about increasing lead being possibly breaking out. >> ront to you and all the folks there in flint and ann arbor as well, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> that wraps up this hour for me here on msnbc, stay with me for updates and breaking news, you can find us on twitter and instagram. "hardball" is next. have a great fight. [ music playing ] . >>> you're fired. mr. "hardball." . good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. today for the first time since the trump russia probe got under way, president trump publicly acknowledged he is under investigation for possible obstruction of justice. he said so. in doing so, however the president took direct aim at the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, the only person in the executive branch who has limited authority over this special counsel's probe. trump tweeting get toing i am being fired b

city. wilson, too, was criminally cleared. another controversial case judging a cop's actions on camera. for "today," ronott. >> a programming note -- tune in to investigation discovery tonight for a timely episode on the growing nationwide tension between the police and the communities they serve. that's at 8:00, 7:00 center on investigation discovery. >>> more than 120 people are missing and feared dead this morning, buried under a massive landslide in southwestern china. first video from the scene shows frantic rescuers digging with their hands, trying to get to around 60 homes crushed under tons of rubble. police say the mudslide was triggered by recent heavy rains in the area. >>> good news this morning for two of the people critically wounded in the congressional baseball practice attack. lobbyist matt mika is home from the help today. and congressman steve scalise is out of intensive care and reported in fair condition. they were among five injured earlier this month when a gunman targeted republicans who were practicing for the congressional charity baseball game. >>> this morning, there are call

he was asked about so-called sanctuary cities, drug and human trafficking and the president's executive order on immigration and refugees. senator ron johnson of wisconsin chairs the committee. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. this hearing will come to order. i would ask consent that my written opening statement be entered into the record. without objection. i want to welcome secretary kelly. this is a hearing on the department of homeland security's fiscal year 2018 budget. this is the third time that the secretary has appeared before this committee, the second time as secretary of the department. and, again, we welcome you and appreciate your service to this country, many, many years of it. in lieu of my written opening statement, i just want to make a couple comments. i'm, by vocation, i'm an accountant, so i've gone through budget meetingsing many, many times -- meetings many, many times. first, i want to just talk about the history of the budget of the department of homeland security. we're not quite ready for the chart. when you take a look at total budget authority when the department was f

city of detroit that may have brought this about? the culture to bring about the rebellion or? amyre: yes. >> by can tell you is i interviewed a guy named ronewitt who had been on coleman young staff, but lived not too far away. ,he newspapers and tv stations the popular wisdom was we know about watson 65. tim: we know that we had a right rebellion, but we do not think it can happen here because jerry kaplan was a very hip guy racially . i remember talking to ron and said wasn't a surprise to you? he says, no. there was talk one week before the right happened and there was talk in the barbershop, do you think it could happen here? everybody went around the barbershop and said, yeah, could happen here and here is why i think it could happen here. if a guy like ron hewitt would've been in the newsroom, it would not have been much of a surprise. the culture at this time was, no, we are ok. wereusly we not. >> one of the findings from the kerner commission is that one of the criticisms of local media is that they really didn't know the lives of black folks in detroit. they were living in their own little newsrooms, talking to each other and not

city. >> blake, thanks. >>> this morning the jury in bill cosby sexual assault case is entering a 6th day of deliberations struggling to break a deadlock. will the case end in a mistrial? ron is in norristown, pennsylvania with more. good morning. >> good morning, it's been a very dramatic and intense standoff. the jury deliberating some 50 hours and that's longer than the entire trial and long after the jury said it was deadlocked some two days ago returning to the courtroom more than a dozen times to ask questions of the judge or ask testimony to be read back. a majority of the jurors is pushing for a conviction while a smaller group, a minority holds out. perhaps sensing that cosby's jurors asked time and time again that the judge declare a mistrial but the judge is pushing back saying the jurors can deliberate as long as they want according to the law. if there is a mistrial they'll have to decide whether to start the case all over again. he left thanking his supporters and the jurors for their hard work. he stands accused of sexually assaulting andrea constand in 2004. a former temple university employee. if he is convicted he faces up to ten years in prison. dozens o

the city says the couple broke the code but the couple says they are being punished for being very patriotic. >> brian: joining us now via skype ronought when you received word that your flag is a problem? >> well, actually furious. i can't believe that somebody even turned me in on the code. the two flags i had put up -- they were professionally done. they were flying beautiful. everybody enjoyed them. but one person has nothing to do, i guess file the code violation. so we went in front of the city council and they try to help us they say if it's in the code you can take it down. they made me take it down on d-day if you can believe that it was unbelievable. then to top it off, they charged me $104 for permit to put the flag pole in the ground. only 200 minutes from here they have two flag poles. sandra: what are your options here? i understand there is a hefty cost to file a petition, $4,400? >> $4,400 to file a petition and nothing to say that it will get put on the ballot. all the commission has to do is say it's okay. and they said they are going to look at it later on down the road. but meanwhile we have to take the flag po

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