sasha: absolutely.e had heard that there were some discussions in the indian government over the timing of the visit and maybe --e arguing now that trump that modi should have made an effort to visit earlier in the terms similar to what we saw the leaders of china and japan do. but better late than never. executivethe old office building there are officials planning next steps in afghanistan. i imagine that this is something the indians care about. what is there take on what they think should happen in afghanistan? it would essentially argue that pakistan is the root of the problem and that the indian view is that the pakistanis are supporting the taliban and and other anti-afghan government groups, making it more difficult to realize the peace and security in the area that the u.s. has been trying to accomplish since 2001. theindian view would have u.s. take a much harder line towards pakistan than it has traditionally. anna: professor, how strong is modi's position at home? maybe he hasn't been delive

>> sasha told me that.ich may be what happened to lit verchgo. andre lugavoi was a person from his past. as we've seen, there were a number of people in litvinenko's past who may have wanted him dead. the fsb colleagues he denounced. the russian mobsters he was investigating. perhaps someone who thought he was a traitor for working with british intelligence. for years now, litvinenko's widow marina has been asking how big was the conspiracy? who was behind it? how high did it go? dangerous questions that she knows better than anyone. >> you think you play chess? but they play russian roulette. >> reporter: those who were closest to litvinenko believe the kill order may have come from the very top because litvinenko picked a fight with the wrong person from his past. none other than russian president vladimir putin. >> sasha was on a mission. he was trying to prove that putin is as corrupt as anybody in post-communist russia. >> reporter: the mission may have started years before when litvinenko made that fl

sasha: que caso tan fuerte.os una que otra lluvia aislada 86° como mÁxima para la gran manzana tenemos 84 como mÁxima y cielos despejados. 86 para filadelfia y terminÓ con mi gente de chicago que tienen un poco de lluvia el dÍa de hoy en 30% de actividad de precipitaciones. eso es todo por ahora en el estado del tiempo y quiero invitar a mi amigazo que yo sÉ que me va apoyar y se va a reÍr aunque no le guste mi chiste y de paso que me cuente uno. de voy a contar mi chiste icÓnico, llega una seÑora desesperada en el de policÍa por favor ayÚdenme a encontrar a mi hija, claro seÑora como se llama su hija, esperanza, mentiras y esperanza lo Último que se pierde. lo contÉ bien, la otra vez dije esmeralda. >> llega jaimito y dice hoy saquÉ 10 en matemÁticas, casi me lo saco porque en realidad el riachuelo pusieron a jaimito que se sienta al lado, casi casi me toca. ♪ ana: vamos que le toca a "cÓdigo segura". nos van a sacar a patadas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪amor no te vayas, quÉdate conmigo♪ orlando: despierta amÉrica de costa a cost

. >> how about this twitter has a meltdown when you i sasha it's natasha.mer first daughter turned 16 saturday one day before and we were shocked to discover her name is not sasha but natasha. a reporter said it was one year since she learned sasha realtime and hundreds responded by saying weaver been living a lie and they were shocked to the core. another witnesser said what is malia's new name, chelsea? >> and calfler lebron james said in most came interview he never played on the typed of team the golden state warriors talked t don't believe i don't believe we're a super team in cleveland and some people of course hateers are calling it iron any because he is inventor of super team the idea of athletes forming own team titles and i nonsense. are you listening? >> yes. >> back in the 90s charles barkley and scotty pip enjoined super team this is old news. shack, colby, carl malone, all joined lake others to form a super teex. back in the 830s. larry bird, dennis johnson, kevin mchail and robert parish this is non sense get over it people. you do what you

definitely with kelsey and malia and sasha.with malia and sasha we felt unbelievably protective of them. people i think thought it was odd how protective we were. but it isn't, we saw ourselves in thing. we saw our little self and then when a grandpa became president and then when you left the white house it was thesame age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager with your dad as president is always that easy but it's also incredibly rewarding. we have had, we kind of been penpals with them. we have learned some facts from the period we have been very open letters to them but we've heard back in a private way. i'm just a proud to be part of this group. especially other women, there are men, too, but the most recent have been women. i do think we are part of a group of really awesome women who had each other's backs. i think that's whole point of this book. we are part of the group that's like that. >> guest: sisters first. >> guest: you're a part of the clay. we would not leave me out but sisters first can mean

>> yes, we have and definitely with chelsea and sasha we are unbelievably protective of them and peoplethought it was odd how protective he worded it isn't. we saw ourselves in them. then when they left the white house and they were the same age we were when our data became president, being a teenager with your data president isn't easy but it's also incredibly rewarding and we have had -- we have been penpals and we send open letters to them we have heard back in a private way and i am just proud to be part of this group especially the women and men also but it seems most have been women and i think that we are part of this group that had each other's backs and that is the whole point of this book we are part of a group that's like that. district first if you are part of the clan we will not leave man outfit it can mean more. >> in your experience what do you think is going through trump's mind right now? >> i hope what is going through his mind, he's an elementary school, so that is school and friends and playing sports and doing whatever he's interested in. he's in elementary school

vamos a pasar con sasha. alan: noticias tristes.os como cada maÑana. arrancamos con esto que es trÁgico. continÚa la búsqueda de sobrevivientes tras el hundimiento de un barco turÍstico con mÁs de 150 personas a bordo en colombia. lo que comenzÓ como un paseo de diversiÓn en cuestión de minutos termino en una pesadilla. autoridades identificaron a seis vÍctimas fatales y se habla de mÁs de una docena de desaparecidos. desde bogotanos acompaÑa en vivo con los Últimos detalles. cuÉntanos. >> hola, satcha, muy buenos dÍas. saludos desde bogotÁ, colombia. se convirtiÓ en una tragedia este pasiÓn dominical de mÁs de 150 personas que tomaron a bordo de un barco artesanal que ademÁs ya habÍa tenido problemas porqueya se habÍa hundido alguna vez en un muelle. sin embargo, sus dueÑos lo arreglaron y lo pusieron a trabajar de nuevo ocasionando la catÁstrofe que los llevÓ a sumergirse en las aguas de una represa. ayer estuvo el presidente de la repÚblica y a estas horas no han parado de trabajar las fuerzas armadas. acelerando la cÁmara, el vi

thanks to sasha havlicek and in new york paul quigley, c.e.o. of newswhip.ing up later in the hour, our exclusive interview with tim cook from the worldwide developers conference. emily chang is sitting down with him this moment. we will bring you the conversation as soon as it wraps up. a reminder of our new interactive tv function. you can find it at tv on the bloomberg. you can watch an interview or send our producers a message. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. check it out at tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: now a few stories we are following. a spacex rocket over the weekend has delivered a resupply mission to the international space station. last drop of a shipment three years ago. often madehuttles return trips before they were retired in 2011. there brings elon musk one step closer to reusing spacecraft. now to a stock we are watching. shares of snap fell after j.p. morgan lowered the price target by 10%. based in part on fewer people flocking to the platform. j.p. morgan says users are not expected to join snapchat as fast as pr

eight-bedroom, 9 1/2-bathroom estate in washington's elite suburbs will be the primary home at least until sashachool. >> all right. so from the former president to president trump, one of his biggest political supp >> she's the infamous political flame thrower. and best-selling author of "in trump we trust." ann coulter's grade may surprise you. >> incomplete. >> oh, come on. you've got to give him a grade. >> we didn't vote for this boorish reality tv star because we thought it would be fun. it was because of his issues. we want a wall, and i've seen enough of this mr. nice guy. >> though she is a fan of jared and ivanka she's got a warning. >> my prediction is that's going to be trouble down the road. because americans just don't rebel at nepotism. that isn't our country. >> what do you think about all the changes over at fox news? >> so far, i like them. >> did you ever think bill o'reilly was going to be gone? >> i think he should have been done ten years ago. to trade out bill o'reilly for tucker carlson, for a conservative, that's all up150id. >> coulter keeping a close eye on trump's pre

the former president, former first lady michelle obama and daughters sasha and malia have spent five days on the resort island of bali. the next stop is west java where president obama lived for several years as a child. >> what a life. >>> after a few spring-like days it's back to reality tomorrow. >> topper is tracking the heat on the way. >> 90s roll in tomorrow. but tonight we'll still be very comfortable. these are low temps. 66 downtown. even some 50s. 58 in rockville. 59 in fairfax. 59 in buoy for low temperatures. we'll come back and talk about how low it will get tomorrow and if the humidity holds off for a couple days. >>> also ahead, buzz off, the heights a beekeeper had to go through to protect a busy tourist spot. >>> coming up next, a new way to deliver the flu vaccine that's just as safe and effective as the flu shot. ,, researchers are testing a new way to deliver the food vaccine. it contains microscopic needles. very tiny needles that deliver the vaccine and then dissolve. you press the patch on with your thumb. leave it there for a few minutes and then you take it

you'll see, emma's fiance sasha farber sharna burgess meanwhile, tyra banks will be spending her summer the america's next top model. she sat out the last cycle. so, i wanted to know, why come back? i mean, she's worth an estimated $90 million. so, it's not like she needs the money. >> fans drew me back, blowing up my social media. they were very adamant and very emotional and very, like, you know, why did you leave us? >> tyra took those fans seriously, even though it means she's pulling double duty, also starring on "america's got talent." talking up "top model" with her fellow judges yesterday, she was having trouble keeping it all straight. >> so america's next got talent and america's next top model. >> america's next got talent. >> america's next got talent. >> i keep doing that. >> when "top model's" 24th cycle debuts on vh1 this fall, tyra will keep pushing boundaries. she's embraced plus-size and transgender models in the past, this season is the first with no age limit and an aspiring model over 40. >> i say screw the number. throw away age. i feel like it should be a career t

at least until the youngest daughter sasha graduates from high school. >> it's all for the kids. >> ofyou like to be a neighbor to knock on the door and give them a pie. or a welcome basket. >> may have a couple of security people to go through before that point. >> that small detail. >>> 50 years ago the beatles releasing sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club band. it's marching back to the top of the charts with hits like lucy in the sky. come on join me. with a little help from my friends, four grammys and named the best of all time by rolling stone. that starts a whole different conversation who you think the best album of all time. >> this is one of the biggest regret is giving up the vinyls because right about now you know, especially for our kids, young kids, they -- we need to saturate them with this. >> they love these. they come wack. >> you're watching "early today." we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you, big daddy. aww. (avo) charmin ultra strong. it's washcloth-like texture helps clean better. it's four times stronger and you can

at least until the youngest daughter sasha graduates from high school. >> i thought they'd go back toir kids grew up in the d.c. area. >> welcome baskets from their neighbors. >>> 50 years ago the beatles releasing sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club band. it's marching back to the top of the charts with hits like lucy in the sky. it was named best of all time by "rolling stone." >> keep it right here. you're watching "early today." we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you, big daddy. aww. (avo) charmin ultra strong. it's washcloth-like texture helps clean better. it's four times stronger and you can use less. beautiful view. thanks to charmin. and you, honeybear. awwwww. (avo) we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin? >>> breaking overnight. the search is on for those missing in southern wisconsin after a local disaster struck cambria. an explosion rocked a cornmeal plant. this is how it played out as emergency personnel raced to the scene. >> the main part of the building has exploded. there's physical flames. it's dark. >> we have a la

same thing that used to happen with sasha and malea, even michelle obama. so no surprise there.ut very interesting nonetheless, jill. >> i noticed the t-shirt i didn't think it was j crew, i noticed as they were getting off the plane to go to the white house, but i did not think -- i wouldn't have thought j crew. >> ya. >> you know they're probably doing high fives at that corporate office. thanks, jill. >> they're loving this. >> exactly. >> back here at home, septa partnering up with local organization to fight hunger in philadelphia. the transit system has team up with philabundance for the program called stop hunger at your station. participants are encouraged to donate cans meats, canned fruits and veggies and peanut butter and jelly in plastic containers, find out which have collection containers, program will run through june 23. >> and panhandling is a growing problem in philadelphia, now the city trying new approach to help solve the problem. city officials asking the the public to pick up cell phones instead of their wallets when pan handlers ask for money. you can tex

last weekend professional climber sasha dejulian and john cardwell, the to first free climb from the yo semis's misty wall to the top of the tallest falls in north america. even higher still at glacier point, kids choosing their favorite sites. >> the waterfalls and the mountains. >> reporter: this is a place where everyone realizes pictures can do no justice. >> you just sit there, take it in. it's all you can do. amazing. >> reporter: yosemite, finally seeing the end of the drought and a valley restored to its full glory. gadi schwartz, nbc news, yosemite. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-belart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. (male announcer) right now, it's all new. a paid presentation from meaningful beauty by cindy crawford. (female announcer) with special appearances from some of your tv favorites sharing their number one skin saving secrets. (male announcer) plus, a stunning before and after story from today's special guest, lori loughlin. (female announcer) at age 52, the star of full house and much

nearby, i meet sasha. the village poet who has no qualms about pointing the finger of blame. the state can change things if it wants to, she says, but those at the top would never do that. they don't know how. as for that image of russia as a military superpower, he says the west has no need to fear. russia is no more of a threat than my socks, he jokes. you come out here for yourself and see. there's nothing but barns falling apart. lucy cavanaugh reporting from russia. >>> back here at home, year since the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history, the massacre at pulse nightclub in orlando. and while the survivors are still coping with the trauma and healing from their wounds, there's a new high tech memorial built so the victims won't be forgotten. here's nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: outside the pulse nightclub in orlando, the makeshift memorial weathered by time. whether the nation first learned the scope of this tragedy 49 innocents murdered by a terrorist, the stunned community gathered to light candles and place flowers as they did in orlando they've done in manche

vamos con sasha.gas podrÍan tambiÉn y las iglesias cristianas y eso se responde a un del tramo que habÍan hecho despuÉs de que reconociÓ este ataque salvaje que cobrÓ la vida de una persona pero que dejÓ varios musulmanes heridos en graves condiciones despuÉs de que fueran atropellados despuÉs de que salieron de rezar. hay que destacar que segÚn los testigos el hombre de 48 aÑos y corpulento se mostrÓ desafiante despuÉs de que habÍa sido reducido por un grupo de vecinos y entregaba las autoridades, nos ha sentido su identidad, estÁn un instituto mÉdico y luego serÁ obviamente cuestionado, y sometido a un interrogatorio. algo que aumenta la tensiÓn que se vive en el aire. muchas de las personas con las que tuve la oportunidad de hablar estaban indignados porque quien hubiera cometido ese atentado hubiera sido una persona con rasgos distinto a la policÍa seguramente la hubiera ultimado a balazos. algo que es cuestionable porque la policÍa no llegÓ durante los ataques sino que lo hizo mucho despuÉs cuand

sasha: el miedo no vence a congresistas republicanos y demÓcratas que se preparan para jugar esta nocheanas y pues recaudan fondos y esperan miles de personas la entrada es de 10 $ y por lo general hay un ambiente de felicidad por supuesto hoy dÍa va a haber un ambiente de uniÓn. ese va a ser el mensaje de esta noche. ahora hablemos sobre los heridos, el congresista steve se encuentra aÚn en una condiciÓn crÍtica. el presidente lo visitÓ sorpresivamente anoche junto con la primera dama el presidente se sentÓ al lado de su cama y hablÓ con los familiares. por otra parte, los otros heridos entre ellos dos oficiales de la policÍa del capitolio se encuentran todavÍa hospitalizados pero se espera que se recuperen, hay un congresista que aÚn no ha sido identificado que tambiÉn estÁ herido por supuesto las autoridades han dicho que son heridas menores. satcha: en otras noticias del presidente donald trump reacciona informes a que estarÍa bajo investigaciÓn por presunta obstrucciÓn a la justicia. el presidente no sÓlo dijo que inventaron una falsa historia sino que ahora buscan obstrucciÓn de j

sasha: ya es viernes chiquito.estadounidense a cambio de invertir medio millÓn de dólares o mÁs. las trate ya la habÍa permitido obtener. un futuro incierto para las prÓximas generaciones serÍa el principal efecto a largo plazo si el presidente donald trump decide retirar a estados unidos el acuerdo de parÍs. el impacto a corto plazo no serÍa menos dramÁtico ya que la salida causarÍa grandes pÉrdidas econÓmicas y ali varÍa los niveles de contaminaciÓn. entre los grupos afectados se encuentra la comunidad hispana. >> nosotros vivimos el cambio climÁtico dÍa a día. >> esto tendrÍa un impacto muy fuerte para la economÍa estados unidos. sasha: el mandatario afirma que esto crearÍa trabajo, lo cierto es que se perderÍa en el sector de la economÍa renovable. la excandidata hillary clinton acusa a donald trump de orientar a rusia para atacarla durante la campaÑa hacia la casa blanca. clinton asegura que querÍa dar informaciÓn falsa sobre su persona, pero destacÓ que medios de este paÍs habÍan sido utilizados para perjudic

last weekend, professional climber sasha dejulian and john cardwell, the first free climb from the bottomte's misty wall to the top of the tallest falls in north america. even higher still at glacier point, kids choosing their favorite sites. >> the waterfalls and the mountains. >> reporter: this is a place where everyone realizes pictures can do no justice. >> you just sit there, take it in. it's all you can do. amazing. >> reporter: yosemite, finally seeing the end of the drought and a valley restored to its full glory. gadi schwartz, nbc news, yosemite. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-belart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. another night of chaos in britain, after three separate, violent [ sirens ] >>> another night of chaos in britain after three violent attacks. the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening and thank you for joining us on this saturday night. >> we begin with the breaking news out of london. a live look at one to have scenes. you can see a lot of law enforcement on the streets right now. police s

. >> sean: if any conservative had attacked malia obama and sasha obama -- they would never work again. if any conservative woman running for president took money from sharia countries that abuse women, gays and lesbians, christians and jewish people -- they claim they have the monopoly of compassion for these groups -- the same with freedomf speech. we have watched a lot of our colleagues -- linen ski like tactics. so-called free-speech liberals. >> going back to the 2002, with harry belafonte going after colin powell as the house slave. all the horrible things they said about condoleezza rice. it goes on and on. the christmas she was -- the chris methods line about rush limbaugh. i think most reasonable people see these tactics as tactics of under -- diabolical. >> sean: conservatives have gotten fired and shows have been damaged significantly because of these organized attacks because they don't like what people say. >> conservatives have to do the same thing in response. we can sit around and whine and moan, it's gross. awful. but until people start standing up and sate you know so

and the other pros on the team include sasha, shauna and gleb.r own tour and is taking over dance moms. >> first things first what happened? >> i know. we were d partner and i trying something new and he was spinning fast and we buttheads and i go to the mirror and there is blood running down my face. >> she is dating matthew lawrence again. >> we dated ten years ago. when jory lawrence was on "dancing with the stars" season three. he introduced me to his brother and now we are back together. we are a lot older, wiser. >> this week, cheryl headed to japan to kick off her love on the floor tour and gave fans a sneak peek on "dancing with the stars." she is joined by three olympic skaters. and merrill's partner on the ice, charlie white. >> i find that athletes are the easito >> love on the floor hits the stage on october. right around the time dance moms starts airing. she stepped in after abby lee miller quit the show. >> i don't like the way she teaches sometimes. i do feel like they are traumatized by the situation. i try and inspire my student

they will stay in washington until at least their daughter sasha finishes high school which is about two years away. >>> and if you're driving through the city of fairfax, you want to keep an eye out for two red light cameras. starting today, police are turning the cameras on and giving warnings for the next 30 days. they installed the cameras at fairfax boulevard and germantown road as well as main street and woodland drive. fines will begin july 1st. >>> shoppers were so angry that they had to start paying for parking, it sparked a lawsuit and after months of outrage, reston is rolling back the parking fees. >> but some say it's too little too late. meagan fitzgerald talks about why it will reinstate limited free parking. >> the app isn't complicated parking payment app coupled with an add cost of $2 an hour. >> i'm a college student. >> reporter: it's caused businesses around reston town center to slow down. >> i am more inclined not to come because i do have to pay for parking. >> i think it's not right. you know, i understand why because we tell people we'll go to fairfax counst

reports the couple may help care for him in much the same way michelle obama's mother looked after sashaident obama was in the white house. but the couple is not expected to move full time to d.c. >> barron will attend st. andrew's in potomac this fall. >>> no more waiting, this afternoon, we know the foo fighters will be the act that opens up d.c.'s newest music venue later this year. the anthem set to open on october 12th and the foo fighters, they're hometown heroes. founder dave groll is from springtown, virginia and played a lot at the original club. the anthem will hold up to 6,000 peoplee running. >>> here's a chance to express your thoughts about the express toll lanes in northern virginia. the first of several public meetings is tonight at the oakton high school from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. these toll lanes are being installed inside and outside the beltway and they're expected to be up and running inside the beltway in december. the toll lanes outside the beltway, they're scheduled to open in about four years. >>> and news4 working for you at the capital pride festivities this weeken

they plan to stay until sasha finishes high school two years away. >>> started with thousands of students across the country and today we will find out who is the best speller at the scripps national spelling bee finals. >> we have some really smart students. one of the competitors is from howard county. he's representing columbia, maryland. he will take on 39 other spellers, a total of nine spellers from our area made it all the way to the national bee. >> studying like suffixes, root words from different languages from latin, greek, stuff like that. i know i can't study efr one. >> i went to a bilingual school and that helps. >> i spent more times going through lists spelling roots because last year i fell short of definitions. >> you study that. >> you have to. you have to study the roots. >> we're told the words will be even tougher than past years so the bee doesn't end in another tie. >> to give you an idea just how hard this competition can be. we want to show you some of the words our local students were given this year. licentious which means lacking legal or moral restraints. >>

hot soccer pro gerard pique and their two adorable sons, 4-year-old mill sxn 2-year-old sasha. >> bestw, i used to be the center of my universe, the beginning and the end, the alpha and the omega. and now i'm a satellite of my kids. i completely revolve around them. they're the center of my universe. >> this mama is worth an estimated $300 million. and she was the most liked person on facebook three years in a row. but the grammy winner confessed she struggles with mom guilt, especially when she went back to work on her new album "el dorado." >> i didn't want to abandon my role as a mother and i was starting to feel guilty. ♪ >> four huge hits already. and the latest is "me enamore." did i say it correctly? which means i fell in love. so how did you and gerard fall in love? ♪ >> this song is actually like if i would have torn out of my own journal a page. so it's a very personal song. ♪ >> one mojito, two mojitos, i'll stay longer. his beard, his eyes, his mouth. are you literally taking us back to the night you met? >> yeah. and i was wearing a striped bra, just like i say in the song

plus, what was her daughter doing hanging out with is a sasha obama. >> what in the world is going onnch of dudes trying to dance on a share case. we'll have more behind this viral video at 10a. >> of course we have at hottest topics. beyonce' and jay-z had their twins why they still in the hospital? ba madonna moving out of the country? and the idol reboot they better get that brings truck ready. cha-ching. let's do it in three, two, one. good day at 10a starts right now. ♪ >> those guys on the staircase look like they were celebrating national martini day. >> had they had a martini their dancing would have been a little better. >> i was a little nervous during the dancing. >> we'll learning about martinis on this national martini. not my favorite love it. >> i love dirty vodka martinis with stuffed olives. >> i'm not a huge fan but this guy here is about to make us all convert. >> i'll do any martinis. >> my girl, yes. >> i didn't say i wouldn't try it. i said it might not be my favorite. >> let's go this way. >> in the meantime keeping an eye on this activity as well we got serious

like out with the outpaw ♪ ♪ arnie pye artie ziff and disco stu martin kirk makes bank luann lou ♪ ♪ sashaggie talk ♪ ♪ that's 59 names with more to report until next time eat my shorts ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was great. lil' yachty! >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: my thanks to lil' yachty and the roots right there! [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with father's day hashtags, everybody. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ so, your new prescription does have oh, like what?ects. ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence. ♪ no ♪ sooooo gassy girl. so gassy. if you're boyz ii men, you make anything sound good. it's what you do. if you want to save 15% percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. next! ♪ next! ♪ [crunch] ♪ yeah! ♪ [slap] [slap] [punch] [crunch] only t-mobile gives you 4 lines of unlimited data for forty dollars. taxes and fees already included. that'll save you hundreds. plus, right now get a fr