of homelessness. >> ronnie is exceptional in a lot of ways.e's an exceptional person and he's not the exception in terms of homeless people. >> reporter: ronnie lives like he runs. one foot in front of the other. homeless, but not hopeless. >> i think the best is yet to come out of me. i kind of feel like this is just the beginning of my life. >> reporter: a life of giving back. marathon sunday just the start. for "today," hallie jackson, nbc news, san francisco. >> now let's send it over to dylan in the orange room. she's with "today's" plaza fan of the day. hey, guys. >> good morning. we have lori ravenhorse here, getting married on friday from saratoga springs, new york. and her friend angela chambers from right here in new york city. on your wedding week, take it away. >> still to come on "today," two magicians are taking over the plaza. >> but first, these messages. start with the best writing experience.? make it incredibly thin. add an adjustable kickstand, a keyboard, a usb port, and the freedom of touch. and, of course, make it run mi

uncut are these any of these groups they read are they calling up or contacting and say ronnie white to come speak at our vet because i'm talking as an act of this now even though you're the top stop picker in the world are they reaching out to you yes i'm getting calls from whistleblower organizations and socially conscious you know funds and i've gotten hundreds and hundreds of messages in the last few weeks and i'll finally have a chance to sort through them when i get back to miami in a few days but ok so you're our goal on the full f.b.i. and philosophy site you talk about changing the world you talk about i guess bringing about a more equitable distribution of wealth and. what would that look like in five years time or in ten years time what would we see the world according to ronnie what would that look like and we have about a minute have you know right now it's very simple we're giving less than two percent of g.d.p. to charity and if we would just double that what triple that to like four five six percent. you would be able to wipe poverty out not just in the united states

again to write emo as a stand point research dot com and now philanthropy and philosophy dot com ronnie welcome back for part two of this interview thank you let's talk about your recent travels ronny because as part of you know reminds me of the old stories about the old stockbroker just actually travel and visit the companies that they were recommending so you're on a whirlwind global tour that's taken you recently to mongolia correct you talk about it i was on this is my the last stop on a four week country trip i started in miami beach i went to los angeles alaska south korea japan mongolia israel greece france before coming here i just landed to hours ago at heathrow and i made a special trip out of my way to see you and. because i'm so upset with what's going on in the united states it was a very. i was very excited when i was in. south korea israel and mongolia both it's really hard for me to lay off either any of those three countries i think all three of them highly desirable places to invest the one country that people might be surprised to see korea and israel is not an new s

i ask all my colleagues to support the confirmation of ronnie white. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of ronnie l. white of missouri to be united states district judge for the eastern district of missouri, signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of ronnie l. white of missouri to be united states district judge for the eastern district of missouri shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: any senators wishing to vote or change their vote? if not, the ayes are 54, the nays are 43. and the motion is agreed to. under the previous order, the time until 2. 20 p.m. -- excuse me, 12:20 p.m. will be equally divided and

al ronnie gaskins hears roies was used to buy drugs for a local teendod oin. >> rep shea ane last twove their story. they picked up skylar at 11:00 p.m. ok joyride through the winding backroads of rural star tyr off before midnight. >> very to see the victim alive is looked at with great suspicion. in this case, the girl's story seemed relatively innocent. so police had no reason to believe both of them were lying. >> reporter: but for officer colebank it's the small, unspoken signs that make her suspicious. take me back to that moment where you go to speak to sheila the first time. >> just complete blank on emotions, and there was absolutely nothing. it was, like, iced o it made me uneasy. >> reporter: colebank's meetint drama star, also strikes her as odd. >> really nervous. >> reporter: has g what does she have to hide? >> their stories were verbatim the same. no one's story is exactly e same, unless it's rehearsed. and she's an actress, so she can memorize lines. i'm sure they had it wttdown so t to stick to it. everything in my gut was sheila. rael is scared to death. hiding, or

try to get some sink ronny. i'm sanctioning speculating in gopro, otherwise, just do a lot more listening, a lot less buying. why don't we go to marty in florida. marty? >> hey, how are you doing? i would like to get information or your opinion on tks. they have a tightening of the belt situation going on. it looks like it might be worthwhile. >> i'm not craze beretail, i've made that clear and that's been a sector that i've walked archway from, and i'm also walking away from dick's. the risk reward retail is too hard. my charitable trust has the least retail we've ever had. listen, i like skechers and they sell stuff in sporting goods stores. why don't you buy skechers? that's a very good story. let's go to randy in missouri, please. randy? >> hey, jim. good to talk to you. >> same! >> you are the cool in kool-aid, i've got to tell you. >> really? wow! thank you! >> my question is about u.s. steel. they're going to be reporting next week. do you think it's going to be a good report or -- >> rand e i've got two

. >> reporter: for officer jessica colebank and corporal ronnie gaskins, the video is their best and only clue. what were you looking for? >> anything. >> trying to get pictures of the tires, the rims, but it's just too grainy. >> it just raised millions of other questions, of who did she go with and where did she go? >> reporter: next, what happened to skylar? everyone has their own theory. >> got drunk and fell and hit her head. >> somebody had followed her home. >> she'd met someone on the internet. >> somebody's just too scared to tell us what really happened. >> reporter: stay with us. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ i think she tried to kill us. no, it's only 15 calories. with reddi wip, fruit never sounded more delicious, with 15 calories per serving and real cream, the sound of reddi wip is the sound of joy. i'm living

raygun no no don't talk to obama talk to ronnie reagan talk to bush talk to bill clinton all the time there is all of that as a place for you to remake of a felon that's not don't get i just get it education something real not something about women stuff what about it let's take you by the women that is not our i did just fine ok that's ok i think that one thing you did about this one thing you could get rid of dockery but you didn't agree and i wrote about a lot of snow to get her civilized not good but i don't have no use to the second go to college colleges wait jobs but we got people taking aspirin so what i saw what i said is that we should be investing in our intellectual interest i don't have to take bush major yeah i don't your problem is that i think you can listen to him isn't it incredible you very much the way you talk are you out there that you wish to build a problem space cats i would guess that there are probably quite a few of them involved and really for a legitimate science degree to be as we were at the press releases on yeah oh yeah go ahead for example a lot of t

raygun no no don't talk to obama talk to ronnie reagan talk to bush talk to bill clinton all the time there is all of that as you're closer to making a feller that's not don't get out you just get education something real not something about women stuff what about it let's take you by the women's studies not our i did just fine ok that's ok but i think that one thing you could adopt is one thing you could get rid of dockery but that you get to bring it down i really got a lot of snow to get her civilized let's look at our graphic that no use to going back and go to college colleges wait jobs but we got people taking aspirin so what i thought what i said is that we should be investing in our intellectual interest i don't have to take this major yeah i don't your problem is that i think aggressively there isn't any kind of very very hard when you talk very well to the english legibility problem space cats i would guess that there are probably quite a few of them involved and really for a legitimate science degree to be as we were at the press releases on you know your . friends are a lo

ronny lenner and mason on their dirt bikes, free styling. it looks like sand and stuff, it's not.hat's really hard ground, but these guys, i love watching what they do with the dirt bikes, true athletes in my opinion, not only doing simple jumps, but just flying 210 feet in some cases. >> this is heaven for people with dirt bikes, wide open space, hills, jumps. >> looks like it was made for this. >> i love when they have themes like that, just narrow areas just as wide as the tire and do it like it's nothing. >> i love the 360 held mote perspectives. looks like no gravity in this part of the world, just defying gravity, but it's how they ride, trusting your ability to ride 2 10 feet in the air. >> confident. >> i don't know how you decide to go home. looks like fun. all right, i guess it's done. >> when you run out of gas. you're eventually going to run out of gas. >>> he gave up his dream ride for his dream lady. so his stepdaughter thought -- >> you know what, the guy is so good over the years, what can i do for dave? >> the gift that brings on some serious man tears. >> get out

. >> ronnie and neil mcintyre have been the best of friends for over 30 years, but on the independencesue, they are adversaries. >> too many stupid things being said about what we are going to do with all the money and how things will be paid, but no real hard evidence or hard facts to back that up. >> they live on the same street and take their holidays together. both feel closely tied to their scottish home, but neil is skeptical. what currency would they use -- the pound or the euro? the friends debate questions like that endlessly. >> if i could convince you that the financial aspects of scotland being a free independent country governed by the people who vote for the government that they want, would you change your mind? >> i think there's a fair chance i would. what i would like on the financial thing is to tell me the truth about my tax. i know for a fact that i'm going to have to pay more. >> finances are often the crux of the debate. on the one hand, are the revenues from north sea oil. on the other hand, the expense of scots running their own administration. many old business

>> i'm reverends ronnie [inaudible]. i would like to start with [inaudible]. >> good evening everyone, to the superintendent carranza, to the board of education commissioners and supporters alike, my name is [inaudible], i am here to speak on behalf and in support of miss virginia marshall. as a result of miss marshall's hard work i have been able to participate in the annual black [inaudible] contest. a [inaudible] report or review of miss marshall would be contradictory to the work that she has provided and put into our community and i just would personally like to thank her and commend her for all her support and hard work she presents and all the love she so freely gives to everyone she comes into contact with. thank you. >> [inaudible]. >> good evening everybody. i am here this evening to speak on behalf of miss virginia marshall. because of her efforts i was able to participate in the black oratorakle contest in which i was able to display my talents as a speaker and musician. she is also a founding member who spon

. >> ronnie reagan, come on in. how about that son of yours?ng up to him all morning, hoping he would say this about me. >> isn't this a riot today? >> it is. >> and your first job, is in front of the town square. >> in front of the depot. >> we have a lot to do. get busy. thanks for coming out. >> incredible video from the vault. ronnie reagan joining the hosting team, on what was the biggest network telecast to date. >> fun opening-day facts. >> grown breaking to opening day, disneyland was built in 365 days. >> if it looks hot in the video, it was. the temperature at the park was 101 degrees. everybody dressed in their sunday best. >> there were men in suits and ties and women in slips and girdles and hose. half of the 28,000 guests used forged tickets. and all of the snack cars ran out of food. >> and there was a gas leak in fantasyland. and a plumbers' strike chose disney to choose bathrooms over drinking fountains. >> women's high heels sank into the asphalt on main street, which had been laid that morning. >> a lot of pokes in the ground

and one of them, ronnie rodriguez is conducting research on factors on a business that may factor into its determination of whether an accessibility improvement is readily achievable when the direct or indirect costs associated is by cost through local government in time or actual cost. >> [inaudible]. [laughter] >> and then we also -- >> sorry, pacifica just went into the ocean. [laughter] >> and then wyatt robart is conducting some background research for us on the state law around the pos regulation and permit license that's required. and doing some sort of parallel analysis of what business activity is also taking place online. again, i think, you know, we have a lot of permits that we apply to our brick and mortar businesses because it's tangible and, so, need to start thinking about our online businesses and whether, you know, if it's a duplicate business that happens in a brick and mortar and happens online, either we need to permit both or not permit. so, we will be getting a presentation from the department of public health. it is a state law that the department does regulate,

so, and that was the intent of the assignment that he gave ronnie to take a look at and do the research on because he didn't have the time to do that. so whether the task force takes that on is to be determined. the information does need to be incorporated into the master document that we've been developing. >> thank you very much for doing this. every little piece helps move us forward. >> thank you. i appreciate that. thank you for your time. >> thank you very much for this. >> can we take public comment? >> yes. >> even though this is a presentation by ronald. we have to take public comment. we have to see if there is anybody from the general public who would like to make a general comment on this. is there anyone from the public who would like to make a comment on item 6? seeing none, public comment is closed. ronald, thank you. this is very good and trying to help us trying to get our head wrapped around all this ada. it's not easy. thank you very much. >> thank you, commissioner. >> next item, please. >> item no. 7 is the directors report. and speaking of ada, just to let you know

ronny dealt with a very similar situation.hen the soviet union shot down a korean passenger plane off the coast of japan. i'll never forget how he responded. how did he respond? >> reagan was at the ranch in california. he immediately came back. >> rushed home from santa barbara vacation. >> he immediately came home and immediately be briefed, immediately get moving forward and condemn the soviet union in the strongest terms possible. >> jon: immediately, plane crashes, they go toe1 tell reagn and they'reÑi like,, what he's already gone. the sense of after shave and jellybeans the only thing; how did he spring into action so fast? nobody knows, but we know what happened next, reagan took all of russia's missile, twirled them up single handedly and threw them into the sun. wait a minute. i'm sorry. that last part wasn't reagan. it was superman. there's no difference. the point is reagan acted without delay. >> i was covering ronald reagan at that time. he was in santa barbara at his ranch when this happened. and quite frankly,

well, they got joe montana, they got ronnie lott, they got dan marino, chris, let's go show the parking lot -- look at this thing! there's 25,000 to 30,000 people coming to the game tonight! this is more people than i have seen in giants games when i used to come to these things! their people with a lot of memories. they come from all over, but i guarantee you no one or few at least came as far as the lind quist family. they are now in north carolina and south carolina. 35 years of coming to games and they just had to come here for the last football game in candlestick park. >> all of our summers at training camp and that's where we got all the signatures from. >> no kidding, really? >> the way that we saw our parents was sundays for football. [ laughter ] >> you know? so she came all the way from north carolina for a flag football game. >> reporter: today? >> yes. >> came all the way from south carolina. >> i wasn't going to miss seeing them in 49ers uniforms one last time. >> reporter: the opening festivities, the cops -- the cops and san francisco firefighters and we haven't been ins

that will i've seen everyone since ronnie, back in the day, charleston heston, back in the day. i just heard somebody else out there, they saw it, too. >> now classic. >> oh, you do, yes, i can guess they are classics. they're old. okay. >> no, never say that word. right now 5:49. before you walk out the door, we'll get another check on your traffic and weather together. >> and updating today's top stories including the latest on the search for a missing boater. that and much more on other side. good morning. hey, do yoreplacement?stant (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and no monthly fee checking with just a $100 minimum balance at td bank. america's most convenient bank. >> off board this morning, searching for nan in his 40's, thrown from a both late last night. coast guards said another man was able to get to shore after their boat hit a jetty. >> us secretary of state john kerrly visit cairo today in an effort to get israel and hamas m

and one of them, ronnie rodriguez is conducting research on factors on a business that may factor into its determination of whether an accessibility improvement is readily achievable when the direct or indirect costs associated is by cost through local government in time or actual cost. >> [inaudible]. [laughter] >> and then we also -- >> sorry, pacifica just went

i've gone to vas several times and one time last year ronnie murphy in texas, i walked in one of the it was a day room. they're all sitting around and they jumped up. they're like oh, my god. we were just saying wouldn't it be nice to get a pizza on veterans day. they said why are you here, mark? i said i'm here because it's your holiday, holiday, you know. we're fortune. we're calling it adopt a va. next one is veteran's day. and just be a part of this. >> master sergeant -- mark evans, i thank you very much so much. pizzas for patriots. have a great fourth! >>> we'll be back right after this going straight to the sense festival in new orleans. stick around. didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medi

those democrats, bishop ronnie crudup, sr., and james scooby-doo warren. rut roh! i'm telling you, and mcdaniels would have won this race,, too if it wasn't for you meddling kids. [laughter] i guess what i'm trying say is, when did black people start voting? when we return, i'll sit down with one of the people responsible for black people voting in mississippi, representative eleanor holmes norton. we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] i'm living the life of dreams. i'm living the life of dreams, with good people all around me. i'm living the life of dreams. no! i'm living the life of dreams. i'm feeling hopefully. feeling quite hopefully, it's right up here, turn right, turn right. with good people all around me. right, right, right, right, right! with good people all around me. ok look you guys, she's up here somewhere. with good people all around me. there she is! ra! come here girl! m feeling hopefully. ok look you guys, she's up here somewhere. d the light shines bright all with rough the night.around me. oh i don't know it. and the light shines bright

i know working collaboratively under kind of a project manager type of structure under this case ronnie singh [speaker not understood], community organizations as well, if we can actually make headway. so, i just wanted to inform you about efforts going forward and i look forward to seeing really strong results and helping to bring safety to the corridor. >> not wanting to reinvent the wheel or take anything away from the district attorney singh who is terrific, she's fantastic. the mod toll do which you're suggesting is the code enforcement model that actually comes out of the city attorney's office and the da's office traditionally is a piece for that. it's been very effective. we used it when i was in the mission as a captain and in the bayview. so, i'm happy to work with captain falvey and make sure roni is a critical piece to -- >> [speaker not understood] the city attorney's office, involved in that, too. >> that's the code enforcement model is what you're speaking of. i think if we reinvent the wheel we're going to divide our efforts and be less successful. >> okay. i do think th

to take its foot off the off the off the gas in terms of tapering if you like to take time out of ronniedahl funny money dollars even. more so bad news is good news what a situation we've got in the markets rally when there's bad news because it's more likely the biggest central bank on earth will print more virtual money so that's why stock markets in my view a rate there are a lot of mom and pop investors out there trying to invest their nest eggs trying to get their kids through college who want where of these things all the finance ministry aren't talking about it even though they know it and one have tried to say in the spectator arts courses that mainstream publication is look at the metrics of things like volumes trading volumes are very very low valuations are very very high that's classic time crash territory and also you've got margin debt being taken off the table rapidly now so the big and sophisticated investors who borrow to invest that deal leveraging themselves because they know this is a story that is looking increasingly implausible even though people are still banging

from that investigation max reads in a subprime bubble for used cars borrowers pay sky high rates ronnie durham stopped working in one nine hundred ninety one declared bankruptcy and lives on social security nonetheless wells fargo lent him fifteen thousand one hundred ninety seven dollars to buy a used mitsubishi sedan i am not sure how i got the loan mr derm age sixty said yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah it's whack a mole comes to mind you know they want from the subprime housing crash the economy as you point out lehman brothers so now they moved on to autos you know it just goes around and around and around i mean there's no attempt to stop this from going on i mean we can only guess what the next area of fraud will be but yes harlow at the moment the fraud is your yeah wimber barack obama when he came into office said we have to look forward we have to go forward we cannot look back the economy needs to recover we need to continue forward now the stories i'm going to tell you here are the exact same not a single thing different about the frauds committed in the subprime mortgage market her

ronnie goodman has been homeless for the past two years. running and painting have given him a new purpose in life. he finished yesterday race in one hour, 43 minutes. he also donated one of his paintings for a raffle before the run and it helped raise $10 how long for a local homeless center. >> way to go. wish him well. >>> time is 5:57. boy, it was a deadly weekend out on the water. the two rescue operations had emergency crew working overtime. >>> and a big announcement by the city of san bruno. the shocking claims. >>> we are still looking at a compute that is mostly good with one little trouble spot. but for the rest of the commute it looks good. for example on the san mateo bridge. we will tell you more about all the commute routes especially in the east bay. >> there is a lot of fog and low clouds. but here come the tropical clouds again. right now we're on the northern edge of it. it looks like they are inching closer. >>> we are live in livermore where a big rig full of tons of bananas and melons overturn on 580 westbound. we will