sayer was arrested -- john sayer was arrested at his home for allegedly shooting at another driver on i-5. a bullet hole was found on the passenger side of the car. the alleged victim got a picture of sayer's license plate and turned it over to the chp. inside his home detectives found 7 guns and thousands of rounds of ammo. all the guns were legally registered. >>> getting burned by your sunscreen. are those spf numbers legit? what you're really getting for you money. >> are you ready? are you ready? [ revving ] >> what happens when a day in the sun goes off course? we'll take you inside a bay area trail rescue. >> then bay area wildlife like you have never seen before. the project capturing animals in their natural habitat. ,,,, but just how effective are those products that are supposed to protect us from >>> it's that time of year when people stock up on sunscreen but just how effective are they that are supposed to protect us from the sun? a new study finds consumers may be getting burned >>> reporter: consumer reports tested 65 lotions, sprays and sticks, all labored with spf30

. >>> and police are investigating an attack reported by a freshman girl reported at sayer high school in south philadelphia. katherine scott is live with reaction. >> reporter: officials here at the district say that the school is cooperating with the special victims unit as this investigation is underway. so far no charges are filed. the alleged attacker in all of this is a 14-year-old freshman boy and is suspended pending the outcome of this investigation. >> students a sayer high school were stunned to hear about allegations of sexual assault inside of their own school. >> i am afraid to go to school. i'm going to tell my parents, i can't do this, no. i'm scared. >> a 14-year-old girl reported being sexually salt assaulted last year in a stairwell. the accused attacker is a freshman boy. there are cameras but none captured the alleged incident. >> there is surveillance of the two students in question walking down the hallway and exited the building. that is what we provided to philadelphia police and they are using that for their investigation. >> reporter: while the hallways are f

tuesday night and the big story on "action news" is the investigation underway at sayer high school.lice are paying close attention to video showing before and after the alleged incident. sara bloomquist is live outside of the special victims unit with the details. >> reporter: detectives here are reviewing the surveillance video from inside and outside of the high school. they are interviewing the freshman boy and girl involved. they have not made a determination if criminal charges should be filed. >> students here at sayer high were stunned to hear of allegations of sexual assault inside of their own school. school officials say that a 14-year-old freshman girl reported being sexually assaulted in a stairwell shortly before dismissal. >> i am scared to go to school. i'm scared. >> the alleged attacker is a freshman boy, suspended pending the outcome of the investigation. police say there are surveillance cameras inside and outside of the school. but none captured what happened in the stairwell. only what happened before and after. >> there

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nay sayers. the stock everyone claim to hate. the one backed by the so call poorly run company that lacks innovation with its best days behind it. apple. roared higher again. what's the 1.75 gain among friends? i guess the nay sayers don't mind the 6 points that were picked up after watching tim cook was on the show. when you get this kind of unexpected rally with no real visible or obvious catalysts, when you build on a rally in the huge cohort that is tech. it makes you wonder. why is everybody so darn negative? and how high will this market be? when they change their minds. andrew in new york. >> caller: the sox got off 6, 10% the last few days. not so hot. what's driving the stock? i got burned. >> what's driving it? sports authority decided to cease to exist. it was like here today and gone tomorrow. and that's why. barry in florida. barry. >> caller: hey, professor cramerica! can we get a boo-ya? >> boo-ya back at you. >> first congratulations to you and to your daughter anna on her graduation. >> thank you. she looked good

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. >> the same people who are the nay sayers now were the nay sayers in july saying donald trump never >> the primary's much different. >> in the republican party, were you operating in an essentially all-white, political environment. it is a radically different environment than when you enter a country where the latino population is growing, and the african-american and asian population. it's a completely different environment when you lied tead republican party. >> let's not forget that hillary clinton could be quite a unifying factor for republicans and conservatives, once it's now, you know, a one man-one woman race. >> it will focus people's attention. >> i think peter's underestimating the intangibles of donald trump. hillary clinton has a history of losing elections she should win against barack obama and bernie sanders. >> listen to donald trump in west virginia tonight. >> they're all taking our jobs, folks. that's all going to change very rapidly, i promise. [cheers and applause] but the miners don't want to leave anyway, is that right? you want to stay here. you want to open

investigators say john sayer fired a gun at a passing car on interstate 5 in fresno sunday. the driver told police sayer was weaving in and out of traffic behind him, and later pulled up to him and shot at his car. the victim, able to record the license plate and authorities arrested this man, later that day. booked on felony assault charges for shooting at an occupied vehicle. >>> now to decision 2016. polls are open in kentucky and oregon right now for another round of primaries. democrats vote in both of those states today. >> meantime, republicans vote in oregon but only that's kind of symbolic. donald trump is running mostly unopposed. nbc bay area's tracie potts has more on the heated race between clinton and saners. >> reporter: a tight race in kentucky today, hillary clinton won coal country yao eight years ago but today miners fear she'll take their jobs. >> i'm not going to let them be left behind. >> reporter: hoping to hold tonight a five-point lead in kentucky but that was two months ago. there's no recent polling there. bernie sanders expected to win oregon. to

. >>> police are investigating a sexual assault inn say sayer high school in west philadelphia. >> teenage victim said she was assaulted inside a school will stairwell. steve keeley is live with more, steve, good morning. >> reporter: viewers no doubt thinking at home here we go, two back to back store business girls being attacked inside their schools where you think that would be the most safe place for them outside their home bedrooms. another young girl crime victim where a crime happened in her school. >> young lady saying that she was raped in school right after dismissal. we are looking at this. we are working closely with the special victims unit to take a look to see what occurred here. >> you expect to be safe. my heart goes out to those parents and that young lady. that is in the okay. >> it troubles me that absolutely because this is happening inside of a school. >> i hope whoever did this that they find them and this young lady gets justice. >> reporter: here's a live picture at a doorway and a hallway and there is surveillance evidence from the schools cameras and recorders l

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. >>> police are investigating reports of a sexual assault at sayer high school in west philadelphia. a freshman student told her parents she was sexually assaulted inside of a stairwell, now police are releasing video from inside and outside of the school, we are told that the incident was not caught on video, officials have identified the freshman boy and he is suspended during the investigation. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, the "action news" troubleshooters are on the case of the never ending contract with a customer with a disability. here is nydia han with a preview of tonight's special report. >>> the sister of a man with a disabilitied reached out to the problem shooters, she was frustrated because she could not get a home alarm company to cancel his contract after he moved. >> it just kept going. >> whether you are dealing with a contract involving your cell phone or cable provider, beware. canceling could be difficult if not nearly impossible. the "action news" troubleshooters tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >>> two window walkers were rescued this morning after their s

conference call, what i find ironic for the nay-sayers they transition from saying it is impossible to saying it is obvious. i say, wait a second is it obvious or impossible, because it can't be both. who is right, chanos or musk, pete? >> well, in the short term or the longer teerm term, it is chanos, and the reason i is a they is because they have had nothing but production issues for quite some time now, and the delays and the issues and now talking about ramping up, and going from 50,000 to 90,000, and supposedly getting 80,000 to 90,000 this year, and if they can get that number, it is impressi impressive. phil lebeau has been talking about i, and it is ing a graggro get to that level, and the 500,000 level in two years from now, and it is amazing, scott. we know great drives, and people are going after the model 3, and everybody put the $1,000 down, and maybe over $400,000 now, but they have to execute on the manufacturing, and so far, that is something that is definitely the laggard for tesla. >> and joe, they had a production dead deadline of july 1st of 2017 for the model 3

. >> you're such a nay-sayer. "today in the bay" chuck copp a coppola. somebody's got to win, right, chuck? >> reporter: absolutely. you can't win if you don't play, they tell us. we are here at this particular chevron in milpitas. the reason why we are here is because this is the very spot that sold a winning ticket back in february two years ago that won $426 million. we figured lightning might strike twice. you can see behind me the lottery thing is signed off. you can't check your old tickets, can't sign up yet to play because they tell me the system doesn't come up until about 5:30 or 6:00 a.m. behind me he is waiting for the throng to arrive. they haven't shown up yet. >> i didn't know they turned it off. that's interesting. >> chuck, you were mentioning history of this place and the odds now of actually winning. if you don't match all the numbers, you can still get a shot at some money, right? >> yeah. if you don't match all the numbers, you still have to show up for work on monday. if you win five, you get five numbers right you get $1 million. f

. >> reporter: here's what some oh you had to sayer on our facebook page about this story.ue, the parents and sue theue parents and take away the kids. the parents were negligent thetw gorilla was not at fault. this is animal cruelty.elty greg davis always funny whenny parents starter in on other o parents if you were there to see what happened and what thed wh parent was doing when the child fell. the mother of a young boy said she is thankful her boy is okayk society is too quick to judge. anyone who knows her nose she keeps a tight watch on her kids. pitutary leased a statementteme saying the zoo should have had better barriers between the gorillas >> look any time there's time something someone is going tooig fiend away around it.en i wonder if they are nary are looking at their space to see if there's something they can do. >> there was talk they were going to be revamping that exhibited after this they arer going to take a closer look to make sure something like that s doesn't happen. >> when atacama the national perspective national outrage very smart brought this up

vehiclhe c we fmmst reported this last night, the investigation into an alleged sexual assis,, th at sayer high school. police are moving ahead with their probe, "action news" reporter, sara bloomquist is live with the special victims unit in hunting park. sara what didpliou leaoki today. >> reporter: police are reviewing video from inside and outside of the high school and inteeiew both the gmml and the boy both freshman who were involved. as ofpliet they have not made a determination as to whether file criminal charges. police are i desestigating a sehe c al assis,, th that alleg happened inside of the building on friday utoteokioon. d freshman gmml llegeported a freshman boy attad her in the stairwell. >> ir i scared to go to school. i have to tell my parent, i have to switch schools i'm scared. >> the attacker is alsole od and suspended pending the investigation. there are cameras inside and outside of the school, but not what happened in the stairwell only what happened bassrore and only whasifter. ed bassrore and >> there is surveillance of the two students in question walking down t

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. >>> investigators say a male student attacked a girl at sayer high school last friday. police have not filed charges. we're working to find out more details for you. >>> a judge ordered a south jersey man held on $1 million bail in connection with the shooting death of his cousin outside of a camden funeral home. victor rodriguez is charged with being an accomplice in the murder of jonathan vazquez. police are still searching for the person who pulled the trigger. vazquez died after being shot several times last thursday night during a viewing ining f grandmother. >>> governor tom wolf says he plans to veto a bill to change layoffs at schools. the bill would change the seniority based system that is currently in place. the governor says the issue should be settled by individual districts through negotiations with teachers' unions. >>> well, we do know where that winning powerball ticket was sold but we still don't know who bought the ticket worth $429.6 million. >> lottery officials say the winner spent just 6 bucks on two cash tickets and picked his or her own numbers

authorities say a girl told them a male assaulted her at sayer high school on friday. >>> a south jerseyman was held on $1 million in in connection with the shooting death of his cousin outside a camden funeral home. victor rodriguez is charged with being an accomplice in the murder of jonathan vazquez. police are still searching for the person who pulled the trigger. vazquez died after being shot several times last thursday night during a viewing for his grandmother. >>> a career fair will be held for veterans looking for work. aramark has 400 positions available. connect with recruiters in realtime from your computer. the virtual career fair is from 1:00 to 3:00. go to nbc10.com for a link to register. >>> 4:36. this morning, new jersey's governor has a new job title and it puts him even closer to presumptive republican nominee donald trump. ahead, we take a closer look at his new role. >>> plus, hear from the legendary eagles quarterback on sam bradford's return and what he thinks the qb should be doing. >>> now your first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a cool start

. >> thiel replaces sorry rec sayer who has been with the department since 1985. >> president obama honored fallen philadelphia police sergeant robert wilson iii with the medal of valor today at the white house. the president was visibly moved as he awarded that medal to wilson's grandmother. wilson a father of two was killed in march 2015 when two men tried to rob a north philadelphia game stop. >> please know how deeply sorry we are for your loss, how grateful we are for sergeant wilson's service. >> big hole was put in my heart when he love his life but he loved his job and did he what he was trained to do. i miss him a lot. >> 12 other law enforcement officers were also honored at the white house today for their bravery and commit many. >>> as we continue tonight, keeping up with your e-mail can eat up a big part of your day. >> even if you're in a hurry there's still a certain e-mail etiquette we should all be following still ahead tonight at 11:00 the mistakes you might not even realize you're making. plus the one e-mail you should never send to anyone. >> also, loud noises and dogs d

. >> thiel replaces sorry rec sayer who has been with the department since 1985. >> president obama honored fallen philadelphia police sergeant robert wilson iii with the medal of valor today at the white house. the president was visibly moved as he awarded that medal to wilson's grandmother. wilson a father of two was killed in march 2015 when two men tried to rob a north philadelphia game stop. >> please know how deeply sorry we are for your loss, how grateful we are for sergeant wilson's service. >> big hole was put in my heart when he love his life but he loved his job and did he what he was trained to do. i miss him a lot. >> 12 other law enforcement officers were also honored at the white house today for their bravery and commit many. >>> as we continue tonight, keeping up with your e-mail can eat up a big part of your day. >> even if you're in a hurry there's still a certain e-mail etiquette we should all be following still ahead tonight at 11:00 the mistakes you might not even realize you're making. plus the one e-mail you should never send to anyone. >> also, loud noises and dogs d

who sayere are people they are not for trump and are not going to the convention. do you have your eyes the most on? the place to look is the united states senate and the people who are in difficult spots in the fall and there are five seats of for reelection, where barack obama won reelection in 2012. those are states where people will be under the most pressure. mark: thank you for coming in. up next, a super pac that backs hillary clinton will talk about the general election game plan after this. ♪ [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. john: when it comes to the general election, who has two time --nd reserves add ad time? this guy. show. welcome back to the we are going to try to speak the truth. looking at the way that the trump,cans ran at donald what have you learned about what works and what does not work? >> ignoring him did not work. waiting to the last minute did not work. having an electorate that is only republican primary voters did not work.

and i'm kerry sayers. and i'm your host, bill kurtis. this is "through the decades." each week here on "through the decades" we see the exceptional range of our human nature. and this week, we've seen the bombing of an anarchist organization in the middle of an american city, the launch of a rocket that would fuel the foreign policy of the twentieth century, the inauguration of an extraordinary man that signaled peace to all corners of the globe and the failure of an auto maker that set a political precedent decades later. and we begin with an event that happened this week in 1981 when the leader of the catholic became the target of anthe ii assassin. became the target of anthe ii assassin. pope john paul the ii's election to the papacy in 1978 was unique for a number of reasons - he succeeded one of the shortest papal reigns in history, he was the first non-italian pope in over 400 years, he was relatively young but what really made john paul the ii stand out was his presence. "this one could easily be dubbed the tireless or vigorous pope with crowds, especially chil

it is being backed by billionaire fund manager tom sayer. his mother was a long time smoker that died of lung cancer. >> state health officials are working to spread the word to get hundreds of tens of thousands of people enrolled in media cal. it will cost the state 132 million-dollars a year. >>> if you have driven to la you have probably stopped in kettleman city to grab a bite to eat and drink. you may not realize the town's water is so contaminated residents have not drunk it for decades. laced with arsenic linked to bladder and liver and kidney cancer. we found arsenic at unsafe levels when we tested the water in kettleman city. >>> it is one of the busiest fast food strip malls along i- 5. hundreds of people stopping to eat and drink and the next time you press the soda tab there is something you may want to knockeddalman's water us contaminated with arsenic at levels above the federal limit and so bad that local residents like this woman gets drinking water delivered every two weeks courtesy of the state. >> people have become immune

donald knows that and i fully expect, i be clear, i fully expect that all of the trump that sayers arecruz is correct, donald trump does not mean it. the donald trump i know would never break up american families to make a legal point. >> but you are accusing him using strong rhetoric about deporting although you say you believe as his friend that he does not mean it? >> you have to be a crazy person to get the republican nomination. >> you stayed who howard stern and cruz and trim are both crazy or they have to act crazy. >> this veto tow a line that is in man ways intolerable for ron bly intelligent compassionate person. you have to clear the stephen king hurdle in iowa before you get anywhere. stephen king is the congressman that said of mexican immigrants they have couple ofs the size of cantelopes because they are all carrying dope across the border. if you have to lease that person to get beyond the nation's first primary election, you are doomed to a radical position that will never fly with the american electorate and you can never be elected. >> you considered running for the

. >> students here at sayer high were stunned to hear of allegations of sexual assault inside of their own school. school officials say that a 14-year-old freshman girl reported being sexually assaulted in a stairwell shortly before dismissal. >> i am scared to go to school. i'm scared. >> the alleged attacker is a freshman boy, suspended pending the outcome of the investigation. police say there are surveillance cameras inside and outside of the school. but none captured what happened in the stairwell. only what happened before and after. >> there is surveillance of the two students in question walking down the hallway and also exiting the building. that is what we have provided to philadelphia police and they are using it for their investigation. >> students said the hallways are flooded in the moments when the bell rings but they clear out fast. >> people are going their different ways, it's quick though, everybody clears out quick. >> the victim is being offered support and there are school counselors and psychologists on hand. >> they are always ready for students for any issue if

and i'm kerry sayers. and i'm your host, bill kurtis. this is "through the decades." john fitzgerald kennedy. the thirty fifth president of the united states. the youngest man to hold the office and a tower figure in american history. his life, his death and the almost mythological shadow he left behind hold a unique place in our collective fascination. in the next hour, we are looking back at the moments, the celebrity and his lasting impact. but we begin with the arena of politics. history tends to cling most fervently to moments of change and despite the divisive politics in this country, it's hard to dismiss john f. kennedy as the faceof change in 1960's america. he was young, charismatic and intoxicatingly charming. all of which bled through on a new campaign tool known as television. "let me say first that i accept the nomination of the democratic party." *cheers in 1960, the american people had two very different choices for their next president of the united states. either richard nixon, president eisenhower's vice president for the last eight years, a mark of

. >>> police are investigating the sexual assault inside sayer high school in west philadelphia a freshman girl said she was assaulted inside a school stairwell. >> steve is on the story, steve? >> reporter: what happened ten after 3:00 on friday as kids were getting out of the school. freshman, boy just 14 won't be back at school today and maybe never back again as he, parents and will school authorities wait for likely criminal charges after a freshman girl here immediately reported he attack her in a school stairwell on the first floor friday at the end of the school day. >> when kid left school, probably around 3:10 p.m. the sexual allegation is that a young lady is saying that she was raped in school, right after the dismissal and we are looking at this very seriously, it is a very serious charge and we are working with the special victims unit to take a look and see what occurred here. we have video inside the school that shows the pair walking together and that is the information that they will be using to see what occurred. >> reporter: is that before or after. >> it was before and

police are investigating a sexual assault inside sayer high school in west philadelphia they say thelleged victim just a 14 year-old freshman. steve keeley live at that stool with more details this morning, hi there, steve. >> reporter: the attacker just 14 or 15, too and he won't be back here at school today and maybe ever again as he, his parents and school authorities wait for sex crime charges after a girl reported he a tack her in the school stairwell right on the first floor friday at the end of the school day. the girl, ran right from the school to a closed house of a family friend to report what happened and police were called. special victims unit on it instantly where they confirmed that the two where she said this happened by looking at the school surveillance system. the again an awful incident made extra disturbing because it happened like the girl death in delaware last month where young women and men should always be safe in their own school, chris and lauren. >> all right, steve keeley, thank you. >>> now to our other top story this morning, one million-dollar that is

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. >> reporter: as the grand old party churns in turmoil, donald trump is reminding republican nay sayers of this reality. gop voters chose him for a reason. >> i have people they're representing, they're unbelievable people, they're loyal, they're smart, they're sharp, they're tired of being abused. >> reporter: and some establishment republicans are getting on board. in iowa, longest serving governor in history. >> he will be the nominee of our party, i am a team player, i'm going to support him. >> reporter: even house speaker paul ryan that detonated a political bomb withholding support for trump now looks like he is trying to pull things off ahead of a critical meeting with trump later this week. he told a paper back home the man deserves a ton of credit for an amazing achievement. at the same time, we want to make sure we don't pretend we are unified and go into the fall at half strength. after trump suggested he may ask ryan to step aside as chair of the republican convention, ryan said he would be happy to oblige. today on cnn's new day, trump also seemed to try to lay ground work

home sayers -- home service number beat -- falling into the red, up by .3% we have the pboc -- causingver management of this currency. sparking concerns of the potential of future capital outflows. we have data from enterprises reporting their profit down by over 8% from the start of this year. just last week, quite a bit of strength coming from emerging markets. we got the likes of banks in india leading the way. -- we have got the likes of banks in india leading the way. anna. anna: the cao for u.k. eastern europe and africa joins us now in the studio good michael, great to have you on the program. let's take a global look as we stand. interesting to see the strong data out of the u.s. that was well received by the markets. well received as if investors think that now the u.s. market anna: with a higher interest rate. is that the right conclusion? michael: i think the bond market disagrees. the bond market thinks the fed, if it does three rate increases, could slow the u.s. economy. i think this kind of charts that bf sealeeing by the i think the markets have not priced that in yet.

. >> of course, this would again prove the nay sayers wrong who have also said he can't win. meantime, he is trying to unite the republican party now. he has a series of meetings here in washington on thursday. the very important paul ryan meeting. then he'll meet with the senate. what do you know about that? >> he's going to meet with senator mitch mcconnell and senate leaders. i think that these meetings are pretty important. i think they're trying to get on the same page, or at least close to it. listen, he is the presumptive nominee. he holds the cards. they are i think going to try to see eye to eye on some policy issues. ideally they want to lay out the blueprints for legislative action before the convention and they need buy-in from the republican nominee. we'll see if they get it on thursday. >> very important to see what they come out and say almost more important what donald trump says after these meetings sings paul ryan hedged his bets last week as far as supporting him. we'll be watching tonight, 6:00. >>> democratic voters heading to the polls in west virginia t

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striking images, officials sayer, the flames have spread across nearly will 800 square miles and couldn reach the neighboring province of saskatchewan. thousands of displaced residents got a drive by view of the burned out neighborhood this is weekend. nearly 90,000 people have been evacuated since that fire started one week ago. one evacuee described her terrifying experience as she and her family ran for their lives. >> all i thought is dear loord if, can you get my children safe, then i don't care. i was on my knees in the truck thinking -- am i going to get from north to south? >> nbc's reporter is in wood buffalo outside ft. mcmurray, one of the hardest hit areas. miguel, you and i spoke about 24 hours ago, assessing the conditions and the situation where there was working against the firefighters. have officials been warning that the situation is going to get worse for the next 24 hours? what are you hearing? >> yeah, they're saying it's not going to be quite as bad as it was yesterday. but i can tell you at this hour we have those gusty winds again. it certainly not what firefig

. >> convincing the nay sayers, i think that will be basically never.find ironic about is nay sayers is the very same people will transition from saying it was impossible to saying it was obvious. a ha ha ha. >> shares initially rose as much as 8% in after hours trading before pairing back gains. joining us is colin rush, a senior research analyst at oppenheimerer and thanks for coming in today. >> my pleasure. >> which side to you come down on? jim chanos makes some good points. two production and manufacturing guys leaving at the same time tesla is upping the production time. what do you think? >> we're cautiously optimistic here. the company set an extremely high bar for them to reach. and elon did note on the conference call last night that some of o these production goals were aggressive and they wouldn't meet some of the deadlines they were setting for their own suppliers. and so as we look at this company they have set these extreme goals and gotten most of the way there over time. and that's been fluff to support the stock. we do think they are

. >> just sayer look, you to beat. >> 27 yanks? is that what you mean?> i said look, amazon is 27 yankees. how do you know? you weren't alive -- >> there's a thing called history. i did not see babe ruth play so maybe i can't make a judgment. and syndergaard, i saw his home two runs and his hair? if i had his hair, i wouldn't be here, i'll tell that you much. >> and if you were 6'6", 245. >> i'd be on the mound but for the phillies. >> that's 20 strikeouts. >> i mean, the history. twitter is so mean. >> they are mean. >> here's bob pisani on the floor. >> we're still waiting for it to open up two months after the markets bottomed. we have a very interesting ipo today. sout one. i know it doesn't sound very, sight bug they're pricing very well right now, right in the middle of the price range. this is in the middle of the do it yourself that they play off of. it's a big business overall, $16 billion in a year. they've got 1.5 billion, they're almost 10% of the whole history and they're growing organ cle so this seems to have what they're looking for, what

as you you see buses pulling up to william sayer here in west philadelphia, a lot of kids are obviouslywondered did they know bit and not report it. that is a question for the police but here we are seeing again, another young school girl becoming a crime victim in a place where she shouldn't be a a victim of any crime, in her own school during school hours. >> it troubles me that absolutely that this is happening inside of a school. it troubles me that a young lady, feels that she was sexually assaulted in our school. yes, very troubling. >> very sad, very upsetting. it just makes me wonder whether we need to do more as a community to make sure things like this does not happen. so, you know, it is really sad. i hope whoever did this that they find him and you know, that this young lady gets justice. >> reporter: as you can see here this is one of the many school surveillance cameras inside the school hallways and doorways and apparently both the perpetrator alleged in this case and the victim seen on surveillance and that is how you police were able to confirm that this girl and young

sayer: i would just like to that it is such a complicated problem and such a situation where they keptaces apart, that only with the african-american community part of the problem, but america as a whole. i grew up because going to d.c. public schools and the schools were atrocious, but i had my mom to make sure i learned, even if she had to do the schooling herself. i was told by an african-american counselor that i was not going to be doing more than being a waitress -- i went from that to being a health services graduate with honors. the american culture will decline, and other countries will come over here and be able to take advantage of things that they don't have in their country, so i am hoping that the american people will listen to that and know that all the children have to be educated properly. this report is showing is that the racial segregation is essentially denying a substantial number of people an equal educational opportunity as guaranteed in the brown versus board of education decision in 1954. host: for who want to check out the report, it was published last month.

sayer yashgs i'll send it back down you to. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> insider trading indictmentsiled and related sec civil case. the former chairman of dean foods to be charged in the criminal case and golfer phil mcwill son is caught up in this one as well. our own amon jave are. s has more. this say long running investigation. >> it is a long running investigation. it's a long running alleged case of insider trading. we'll learn more at noon when the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york holds a press conference to brief us on all this. what we know about government documents unsealed this morning. we know that charges have been brought against former dean foods chairman dom thomas davis billy walters. davis has pleaded guilty and agreed to crow operate. walter's attorneys sea the accusations are falsed. davis is charged with tipping walters about the spinoff of white wave foods and other corporate developme in. it. s. walters is said to have profit bid a $32 million marge irn and avoiding losses of $11 million. the sec separately has named golfer phil mickelson a

. >> larry, sayer yashgs robert, thank you so much. >> up next, the battle for america's biggest company. alphabet unseeding apple for the top spot by market cap today. but is bigger really better? we'll debate that. looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. live 24/7. with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the #1 ge recommended probiotic. hey, jesse. who are you? i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit from voya. orange money represents the money you put away for retirement. over time, your money could multiply. hello, all of you. get organized at voya.com. >>> apple's big fall continues. it dipped below $90 but right now around $90 for the first time in two years. they hit an all time in february of 2015. so let's bring in brian white from drexel hamilton. the price target, 1 wi$185 a sh much it's interesting about the developments today is that you yourself had the apple monitor survey which basically is a survey of various taiwanese suppliers to april. f apple. you still came away

>> i gri with sayer yachlt i think another key group we need to watch is college educated white womenlding down donald trump's numbers among white voters. he needs to do as well or better as ronald reagan did in 1948 in his landslide win to have a chance against the nonwhite support that is growing for democratic nominees. so i think whether donald trump can -- who did very well in the primaries appealing to blue collar white voters, whether he can get the college educated women, that's going to be a key as well. >> all right. it is certainly all the talk in every neighborhood around every dinner table. sarah and john, thank you very much. battle for control over viacom, boy, they're talking about that in hollywood. taking a new twist within the past half hour. we have the latest news just ahead. and what one west point cadet was doing on the way to graduation that made her a target on the internet. put down your phone, come on! this is the adam smith division. this is for students with -- who from the advanced classes. very exciting round in the first round. lexington, massachusetts,

he's proved all the nay sayers wrong. going the get the party behind him, i believe that. i think governor romney is looking very, very bad right now and i think donald trump his lack of political correctness, you know, to go on and call him that he choked like a dog, i think that's what's appeal to go trump's backers and eventually the party is going to come behind him. i think if you can just speak to that, what trump has done from the very beginning is now he's the last man standing. >> i think the most incredible political story of my lifetime. i thought barack obama political story was something, but this is event bigger than that. the party will unit, not so much because donald trump is going to reach out, although he will, but because hillary will be a unifying force. you know, a lot of people feel the way i feel, a, b, c, anybody but clinton and she will get a lot of people to vote for donald trump. they're going to come around. maria: when you say anybody but clinton, give us the primary reason. >> iran deal, kee

. >> donald trump's moment, gloating to all the nay sayers they were wrong.k aim at the president and hillary clinton. >> we had a big day today. today was the day where we hit the 1,237, right. >> donald trump, officially clinching the republican nomination. and squashing the efforts from the gop establishment to stop him. >> most of them said, and they said very strongly, he will never be the nominee. i could name them, but i don't want to embarrass them. >> trump boasting he is one step closer to the white house than hillary clinton. >> here i am watching hillary fight, and she can't close the deal. and that should be such an easy deal to close. >> trump continuing to hit clinton hard on that inspector general's report, which criticized her for using her personal e-mail server to do government business when she was secretary of state. >> she has bad judgment. this was all bad judgment. probably illegal. we'll have to find out what the f.b.i. says about it. it was certainly bad judgment. >> taking aim at president obama. >> he is a president who has done a

. >> terry pursued a career in the arts, despite her new reality, and the nay sayers. >> the directorsstarted her own theater company. >> i need some original ideas. i was one of the founds members of family, which is a physically disabled acting troupe. >> that's not all. terry has inspired others with disabilities, by winning, miss wheelchair colorado and competes in ballroom dancing throughout europe. her latest project is a nonprofit integrated dance company, called spoke in motion. proving possibilities are endless. >> be the person first, but if all you see when you look at me is the wheelchair, you have no idea who i am. >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming and complicated. that's why at cancer treatment centers of america every patient gets their own care manager to coordinate every aspect of their care. the care manager is making sure everything is flowing well so the patient can continue to get their treatment. we are the link between the patient and the doctor. the care manager coordinates all of the patient's appointments, scans, chemot

. >> had a good market soothe sayer now. >> oh, wait. >> wow. >> you owe me for koesterich.ore or less overvalue than were a year ago. >> probably about the same. we were expensive a year ago. we're not e grgregiously expens. and then that leaves it up to earnings. if we're in a world of slow gdp and environment where u.s. margins close to a record, it's hard to grow the earnings. i think that's why we haven't done much over the past 12 months. >> backing -- in the past it's been good. and, you know, we didn't -- most things over time they're appreciating and, you know, if you're able to buy something at the same price a year ago it normally means things are cheaper. but it means things are overvalue more than a rhetoric at a year ago. >> i think people are more concerned. part is technical. you had a year and haven't made any progress. it makes people nervous. look, we're a emperor longer into the bull market. it's the second longest bull market in history. it makes people nervous. i think you have to pick your spots. i can't point to the part of the market now that looks p

you'll find the nay sayers somewhere, they oppose their own party for whatever reason.a problem. donald trump will have a big win in the fall when we get there. >> well, look, what is on the table here? it's about value, true conservative ones, and for ryan in particular, this is a man who is looking to grow the republican party. stop saying we're the party of exclusion, we're about inclusion, let's bring latinos in, the immigrant talk and muslims, as a group, with donald trump may be a concern for him. now, on that note, jeff, we just heard from sadiq kahn in an interview. he is the new muslim mayor of london. here is what he had to say about trump. i want your reaction to it. >> london has chosen hope over fear. i'm really proud that london choose unity over division. and my message to donald trump and his team is that you know, your views of islam are ignorant and it's possible to be a muslim and to live in the west. and it's possible to be a muslim and to love america. i've got family members who are american. we've been to america for holiday, they love disneyland.