i was their love child, so -- >> my name is really john schmidt. i'm not a -- >> well, i know who you are. >> all right. >> i'll be back. >> in the system for like 11 years now, and basically kept me in here because i found out a lot of dirty secrets about cleveland. osama bin laden is still alive. he never left the country. we could never find him because he was in cleveland. he never left. >> osama bin laden is in cleveland? >> yes. he was at the horseshoe casino. so -- and he's small, lost weight. nothing like the pictures. >> if outrageous claims were his only issue, he would probably spend less time in segregation, the housing unit where problematic inmates are confined their cells for 23 hours a day and enjoy few if any privileges. >> inmate schmidt does not care about being locked up. it's obvious that it does not mean anything to him, the longer he's in his cell. so he's definitely a harder inmate to deal with, because lockup doesn't work. >> schmidt is currently back in segregation for taking his cleaning duties in another housing unit to

it looks like a hand ball out wide against bianca schmidt. aly, we've talked about this on the pregame and we talked about it in this game. to me this game has so much greater importance or significance for england than it did for germany as we are now going to have the final sub, fara williams, who is the goal scorer is going to come out and coming in is casey stoney but if england can hang on and get this third place in the women's world cup for them is huge. >> aly: they've united the nation behind them the articles coming out have already drawn so much attention to their team this is going to continue to propel them forward and really get them more funding, more attention, the players more sponsorships it's going to be a turning point in their program. >> justin: the german players yelling at williams. the fans are booing. they felt she took too long to get off the field. sanderson trying to turn. aluko. aluko. there is nobody there for england by the net. now it's playing keepaway. sanderson with the touch. bartusiak. the new sub casey s

emily: wendi schmidt there. coming up -- the fight for the airwaves. we bring you the latest.lus, nasa may have discovered earth 2.0. we learn about a distant planet that is a lot like our own next. ♪ emily: time now for our daily byte one number that tells us a whole lot. 1400. that is the number of light years between earth and another planet that could be our cousin. the kepler telescope spotted it today. it circles a sun like star for 385 days -- just a little longer than our year. the planet is located in the star's goldilocks zone where water can exist on the surface of a planet. the next task is to determine the mass of the planet to see if it is rocky. this discovery is one of 500 lannett's captured by the telescope. let's get back to earnings. at&t reported a few minutes ago. the second-largest u.s. wireless terrier added -- carrier added 2.1 million net adds. i want to bring in jonathan chaplin and former fcc chairman robert mcdowell to discuss. give me the good, the bad, and the ugly. at&t is a company that has been struggling to drive growth. jonathan: i am fairly

the schmidt family found dozens of gold coins. they were diving off the florida coast. there hall is about -- their haul is about $1 million. previous trips to that shipwreck area found other artifacts, but no gold. the money is split between the schmidt's and the company that hired them. leon: bring the heat. steve: another hot one tomorrow and we have were on the way. lower 90's tomorrow. maybe a stray storm. it will be hot until wednesday and thursday. heat index. use close to 100-105. we will cool things down if you want to call it. friday is 90 degrees. lower i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. with harvoni there's no interferon and there are no complex regimens

i'm emily schmidt reporting. >> reporter :a cloudy and a foggy night ahead of us.ind of see the clouds and the fog approaching. the morning lows are mostly in the '60s. the upper 50s for san francisco and the north the region's tonight patchy fog with a slight chance of drizzle. cold a midmorning with gradual clearing warming up back on wednesday with thursday into the '90s satellite radar showing human moisture-you the moisture the low pressure is giving us low clouds and patchy fog and the breezy conditions on the shore, at about 15 mi. per hour currently here is the fog tracker the dark green areas indicate some patchy drizzle and then by noon time most of this will pilaf and the fog should burn off plenty of sunshine to last you all and did long--all day long more sunshine in these areas south but you will not see much of the '90s until later in the week here is your seven day forecast much of the clearing with the clouds will make way for lots of sunshine >> catherine : a program reminder. you can catch back to back episodes of kron 4's new reality show 'the b

emily: wendi schmidt there. coming up, at&t beats and t-mobile's fight for airwaves.will bring you the latest. plus, nasa may have discovered earth 2.0. we learn about a distant planet that is a lot like our own, next. ♪ emily: time now for our daily byte, one number that tells us a whole lot. 1400. that is the number of light years between earth and another planet that could be our cousin. nasa's kepler telescope spotted it today. than 1.5 times in radius as big as earth, and it circles a sun like star for 385 days -- just a little longer than our year. the planet is located in the star's goldilocks zone where water can exist on the surface of a planet. nasa's next task is to determine the mass of the planet to see if it is rocky. meaning it could have active volcanoes and an atmosphere similar to earth. this discovery is one of 500 planets captured by the telescope. let's get back to earnings. at&t reported a few minutes ago. the second-largest u.s. wireless carrier adding 2.1 million net adds. operating revenue in line with expectations at $33 million. -- billion.

the moment the schmidt family of florida realizes they've struck gold. >> ah! gold artifacts. 51 gold coins. checking in with "world news tonight." can i come on vacation with your family next time? >> yeah, sure. >> reporter: the most valuable coin, a royal, made for the kind of spain, worth $500,000. the underwater camera showing where they were when the detector began to ping just three days in. third day in and how did you know you'd struck gold? >> well when i saw it. i was expecting it to be a beer can or a lead sinker or the other types of garbage we normally find underwater. and a small gold coin came out. >> reporter: and the coins were found in about 15 feet of water. we could have found them. not exactly, they say. it was around about five feet of sand. eric and the team working for subcontractors. they have to pay them first. the rest of the money? they get it. it's been a good summer for the family? >> it's been an amazing summer. we thought it would be a big year, but didn't think it would happen that fast. >> a good summer for the schmidt family.

i think eric schmidt would bring a lot of kind of business rigor to it.ate is andreessen. my outside candidate is schmidt. >> i think the whole conversation speaks fact that we need to hear who the new ceo of twitter is very soon. i think a lot of analysts were disappointed there wasn't an update on how the ceo search is going. >> the only thing that drives me crazy about the twitter ceo thing is jack wants the job. if you're asked do you want the job and you don't give a straight answer no to it, that means you potentially want the job. i like how people are using the hamlet comparison. teaching a new generation of people what hamlet is all about. >> bilton floated this theory that bain doesn't want it for some reason. do we know anything else about that? >> i think everybody wants it it think the only person that doesn't want it is sheryl sandberg. this is the best, this is the best internet company. despite all the woes and issues, twitter is twitter, right? everybody wants to be ceo of twitter. >> it's kind of dangerous to want to be ceo of twitter wh

unbreakable kimmie schmidt. and veep. the nominations in the drama series category are -- better call saul. "downton abbey." game of thrones. homeland. house of cards. mad men. and orange is the new black. uzo, cat, thank you so much for appearing with us this morning. wait, wait. i have -- hold on, hold on. i have some more good news. uzo, you have been nominated for outstanding supporting actress in a drama. congratulations. and, cat, you have been nominated for outstanding host for a reality or reality competition program. >> yeah! >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> thank you. oh, thank you. >> there's a complete list -- we'll discuss that later. there's a complete list of all of the emmy nominees on our website at emmy's.com. we look forward to the 2015 creative arts emmys. >> so there you have it. the emmy nominations for the 67th prime time emmy awards. let's talk about this, the field, the shows, the nominations. senior media correspondent brian stelter is here as well as with us cnn analyst and entertainme

the homer did both games for the first time in his career passing mike schmidt for 15th place on thelist. sorry, sorry red sox. before you head out the door, let's get a look at your tuesday forecast at fox pitt urologists maria molina. reporter: good morning. the big stories the heat that continues across parts of the south and east coast. as a look at the forecast heat index values today talking triple digits in parts of the carolina down into georgia and montgomery and vicksburg. this afternoon above feel like 106 degrees. heat advisories across these areas and mornings as well across parts of the carolina. index values in the triple digits of the showers and storms forecast of cars parts of the northeast and further west into the plains. some storms do have potential to produce severe weather so have a way to get the warnings about the day-to-day in this area. the issue has been diminishing. we still do have some watches in effect across parts of nevada. dagen: maria, thank you, our meteorologist. red sox, he's a big fan. coming up we will grind down lowball action when the time

and we all remember as least i dos is a kid mike schmidt hitting four home runs in a row at writingry field and mike schmidt and cole hamels you reveers 1980, 80, and 2008, '08 only two phillies world series mvp in this hundred year history. for sure in my mind grew up five minutes from the baseball stadiums. one of the greatest phillies of all time and this will be one of the greatest memories of all time no matter what pz from here on in for him. >> you can't take this away from anybody. definitely will cherish this moment because i know they are now. >> all right. so the phillies get guy's name jake, george, nick, ar reason and alec. and sixth guy often injured 2 29-year-old starting left handed pitcher matt harrison coming off spinal fusion surgery often career ending in sports and just nine starts in past three years. this quer a 6.75 era in just 16 innings pitched and this guy is owed 32 million through 20 18. tigers gave up on him lastary and traded him to texas and second team weapon one year. cole hamlees owed. so we will one day look back on this deal and say phillies got ri

emily schmidt has more. reporter: presidents often talk about crime but until now no president has every -- ever talked about here in a federal prison. >> week after 5% of the worlds population and 25% of the worlds prisoners. reporter: the government says a cost about the $9,000 unit post each inmate at this correctional institute. and it every other federal prison. that is about $1000 more than the annual per capital income everyone else makes in the country. the president says the prison system needs an overhaul, distinction between find offenders who should be behind bars and the young people who need help writing their mistakes. -- righting their mistakes. >> there but for the grace of god. reporter: it gets rare bipartisan support. >> we have a lot of people in prison that in my view really don't need to be there. >> out correctional system apparently is not correcting all that much. reporter: former president bill clinton says the 1994 crime bill he signed me too many prisoners without enough money to

steve schmidt, michael steele and joan walsh. anyway, south carolina senator lindsey graham who was good friends with senator john mccain is going after trump. >> he's a jackass. he's becoming a jackass at a time when we need to have a serious debate about the future of the party in the country. >> today trump traveled to graham's home turf in south carolina and jabbed back. >> i see your senator. what a stiff. what a stiff. lindsey graham. by the way, he's registered zero in the polls. zero. he's on television all the time. a total lightweight. here's a guy in the private sector he couldn't get a job, believe me. couldn't get a job. then i watch this idiot lindsey graham on television today and he calls me a jackass. he's a jackass. >> anyway, that was just the beginning of trump's attack today. watch what happens next. >> then i said to myself, hey, didn't this guy call me like four years ago? yes. he called me four years ago, three, four years ago, lindsey graham. i didn't know who he was. mr. trump, this is senator lindsey gr

i know eric schmidt is on the board, how do you get these kind of people to support you?> a lot of the folks just found themselves using the academy. they were able to directly feel the benefit of it. emily: your employee -- model is no equity right? >> everyone gets the same stock package i do. emily: at this point, do you worry about making ends meet? tech are a high growth thing that is reaching millions, but at the same time we are not for profit. we're competing with the top people like google and facebook and dropbox. silicon valley companies, but we aren't able to give the stock packages. we find we give a good salary, than othermission, great things to work around, it naturally feeds on itself. emily: what about your own financial position? >> i pinch myself every morning. i level we got to come in to begin by honda accord every eight years. we get to dream about what could the in the future. what is this next date of civilization that could reach a billion students a year. i cannot imagine being in a lock your position. are hanging out with billionaires and on th

. >> that is nasa tv live and they are celebrating the 10 year, schmidt, a 3 billion-mile journey for new horizons. they will get to the new pictures that came in from new horizons, and obviously last night there was lots of cheering going on after getting word that the nasa spacecraft had reestablished contact by swinging by pluto and it's moons. 3billion miles, 5 billion kilometers, and one decade in the making. that spacecraft about the size of eight apn zero. the closest it came with 77, 7700 miles. >> it was exciting that made it out to pluto. >> it was cool. >> under the people attending a pluto party. signed to say they are looking forward to learning more about this mysterious dwarf planet as new information comes in about its mass, it atmosphere and its composition. pluto is actually about one fifth the size of earth. this is one of the images that nasa released from new horizons, and we are expecting some that are much more high-quality. >>> we have faith in your children, but sometimes you don't do exactly what you expect them to do. but in this instance, our spacecraft did

albert pujols hit two runs today, tying him for 15th on the all-time list with mike schmidt. leon: how do you say "i hit the pole in french?" robert: le moan. leon: this man had quite a find in some that fast food. leon: imagine going to a chicken joint for a two-piece and getting 45,000. when a man opened up his box of fried chicken from portugal's he found -- from bojangles found $4500 in deposits and receipts. when he brought the money back, the manager gave him attitude. so we called the district manager and they hung up on him. no good deed goes unpunished. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. leon: take us home. steve: easy for you to say. 93 degrees the temperature tuesday. once the of thursday upper 80's. looks good for the first half of the weekend. leon: jimmy kimmel live is next. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, charlize theron, from "paper towns," nat wolff, and music from tori kelly. with cleto and the cletones. and now, for

emily schmidt will explain the deal and why it's still far away being a done deal. emily: in washington and tehran, the nation's leaders can say they have a deal. president obama: we have stopped the spread of nuclear weapons in the region. >> we have been able to reach a new pinnacle. emily: iran president called it a good agreement. irap gets relief from the -- iran gets relief of the economic sanctions in return to limit the activity to open itself up to inspection. >> we have unprecedented action in terms to the verification. they would go from making a bomb in two or three months to one year. >> this deal is not built on trust. it's built on varyification. >> it's a deal but not done. >> congress has 60 days to review the plan. many say they will look at the specifics. >> you put israel at risk and us at risk. >> israel called it a stunning mistake, criticizing the leaders that agreed to it. >> they gambled in ten years time the service regime will change. >> they promise a veto as congress try to block the deal saying diplomacy is the best option to keep iran

they won the wendy schmidt ocean prize.ydays are designed to jump-start innovation. ♪ >> reporter: x prize started with an audacious idea and focus the planet's brightest minds on its biggest problems and encourage innovation through prize competition. the inaugural challenge was announced in 1996. $10 million to the privately financed team that launched a roo usable craft of carrying passengers into space. its success ignited today's $2 million private space sector space industry. since then x prize has awarded more than 27 million dollars and facilitated real change. in 2010 the creation of the first affordable car to manage more than 100 miles per gallon. a year later in response to the deep water horizon oil spill, technology that skims oil from the ocean's surface at quadruple the industry's previous pace. and, now, the $2 million wendy schmidt ocean. where teams develop an affordable to identify and measure ocean acidity that threatens marine life and the climate. wendy schmidt is donated nearly $6 million to environm

. >> unbreakable kim i schmidt. you've been nominated for outstanding sporting actress in drama series, congratulations. >> and cat -- >> how about that? hearing it first. cbs took some hones or, as well late show with david letterman, amazing race, also pick up nominations hbo's game of thrones, one of erika's favorite, led with whopping 24 nominations. >> oh, love that. she is known for orange is the new black her role as crazy eyes on netflix. so great to see that tv and also being recognized. >> speaking of being recognized emotional speech riveted the audience at last night's espy awards. >> spotlight also turned in the child's battle with cancer? jan carabeo tells us more about the special night that included athlete from right here, in the delaware valley. >> star studded night at the pest piece, in the crowd as well as honorees, quite a few from the delaware valley. philly's own dragons star pitcher monet davis grabbed the title of best break through athlete. >> i want to thank my parent, my coach my teammat

in washington, i'm emily schmidt.ublican presidential candidate jeb bush gave voters more information >> grant:google will alert drivers as they approach railroad crossings. the federal railroad administration says the tech giant will introduce a feature on its navigation app. >> grant:that feature will use audio and visual alerts to warn drivers as they approach rail crossings. officials say google will try and pinpoint every rail crossing in the u-s. the f-r-a is asking other major "map app" developers, including apple and mapquest, do the same. it's not known when the rail crossing feature will debut for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train and help a foster child start the school year rig

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eric schmidt, chairman of google, recently said that amazon is their biggest rival in search.ill: to qualify, he made the comments during an eu antitrust meeting. there was an incentive to highlight the competition, obviously. but i think there is some truth to it in this case. the nature of search is changing. if you were to search for an item to buy from an e-commerce search on amazon, you know where the reviews are, you know the category it is in, you know how to select prime or not. you do not get those features. now, google is doing something interesting. they are taking on this endeavor called google shopping express, which i cannot make the math work. i am waiting for someone in the press to follow around one of these vehicles and add up how many stops. i don't see how it can work. emily: and they are also trying to do delivery drones as well. bill: don't get me started on drones. i think the drones and the self-driving cars are a distraction to keep the media from talking about the topics we just talked about. emily: you are not a fan of it? bill: i find the whole dron

of all time will take part in the pregame ceremony like leftie steve carlton will be there, mike schmidt, and the bull to name a few. 2014 wall of fame inductee charlie manuel former manager, expected to be there. i'll join you in the studio at the bottom of the hour here in about 15 minutes. live in the digital operations center, vai sikahema, nbc10. >>> 4:19. a steamy night at the ballpark but a phillies win and a winner of a day shaping up. look t flags. a big change from yesterday is the direction has changed. less humid air coming out of the area. humidity, 68%. that number will drop. the temperature, 74. running four degrees cooler in philadelphia. look at this -- a clear view of the full moon this morning. this is a live view. the moon will be bright then the sun will be bright. moon's getting ready to set. the temperatures are still coming down. 64 in chester spring. 71 in washington township. and everybody is running cooler including trenton at 71 degrees. the clouds they've already broken. a few scattered clouds at the shore. the storm clouds we had yesterday, they are complete

. >> i'm rob schmidt. chuck is off tonight. >>> we begin with the news about legionnaires' disease in the bronx. >> a third person has died of the disease and the number of cases is rising. sheldon dutes is in the concourse section of the bronx with the latest information. sheldon? >> reporter: well, rob and sibilia, in addition to the shopping center here on 161st street and lincoln hospital, people who work in the grand concourse area are concerned to learn that this outbreak is spreading. now the health department tells news 4 the following information. we just learned this not too long ago. the number of reported cases has gone up to 57. that is 11 more than this time yesterday. we've also learned that another person has died, and the death toll now stands at three. and add another building to the contaminated list. the latest was the opera house hotel and cleanup is under way. bronx residents i spoke with are concerned by this spread. >> i mean, i'm definitely alarmed by it. and i'm definitely concern

needs to be eliminated from israeli society and that he is fed up with a government and ministerial schmidt at trying to combat it. few here believe much will change. protests like this first erupted last month by video which went viral of a black israeli soldier being beaten by police. the rally did were largely peaceful until police fired tear grass and stun grenades at protesters, a show of force rarely used against israeli citizens who are not palestinian. >> there is this huge amount of this divide and conquer that goes on. there is a lot of inhifrnt racism that is legitimate. so we shouldn't be surprised when this racism toward palestinians is also kind of pushed by the government when it has racism to other groups. >> this is receptione. within the suburb is a neglected neighborhood which isn't just one of the poorest in the area but in all of israel. it's where we met s on mak mak gozak: he shows me around his home which is inside one of several socialized house can blocks. he says you know employment here is more than double the navy aefbl and residents complain of fred harassment

. >> greatest philly of all time in the middle got to be number 20 mike schmidt, greatest third baseman, next to ryan howard, current philly. mike schmidt one of handful of people will be here, for this huge dedication ceremony there is saturday. >> yes, he will be the spokesman for the alumni coming. and i think there is about dozen alumni in the mure thal will actually be here. so it will be a loft fun. big celebration. a lot of fun to get to see the players in person, and their depiction in the mural. >> david mc shane, will be here as well, if you want to talk about how you put this mural on this building which by the way is right at the walnut st. bridge, it will be fun to get reaction from all of the fans out here. by the way, just ream quickly, if you geek out about baseball like i do, and i wore the phillies colors, kind of weird, listen to there is saturday 11:00 right here, brad lidge, charlie manuel, mitch william, dallas green, mike schmidt, tone taylor, dick alec jim bunting, greg luzinski, all be in person for this dedication, guys, this thing is really good -- really cool

for a long time and every year they're putting somebody in that wall of fame, steve carleton, mike schmidt you just never think you're in the same group with some of these guys. like i said earlier to be mentioned in that group it's a huge honor. >> pat says he's been vis sitting some of his old favorite spots around town. i'm not sure exactly what that means. >>> baseball lab on the front burner. soon baseball will take a back seat to football. eagles training camp begins on sunday. i'll be live at their novacare providing live reports and if you can believe it two weeks from sunday is the first preseason game at home against the colts. that will do it from outer here, reporting live from citizens bank park, i'm ducis rodgers, channel6 "action news." jim, back over to you -- back over to you. >> thank you, ducis. >>> appreciate it. meteorologist melissa magee with the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. >> ♪♪ >> lower humidity, lower dewpoints. it was comfortable out there today. >> it really was nice today jim and that trend will continue as we head into the weekend b

. >>> every summer, eric schmidt and his family go diving for treasure. this time they hit the jackpot. eric was searching in ft. pierce florida, in 15 feet of water when he uncovered gold koinz worth more than a million dollars. >> this now, this is the tricentennial royal gold coin minted for the spanish king in 1715, buried under the sea with a fleet of spanish ships. went down there during a hurricane 300 years ago this week. congratulations to you, young fellow. >>> coming up in "the skinny" are, a bonus round. katy perry poses for pictures and gets political. >> the awkward and heartfelt moments as the bachelorette had to choose between nick and shawn. our senior analysts with insights you won't get anywhere else. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" weather. brought to you by united health care. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, in

i am emily schmidt. i am incharge of global education and initiatives. i am pam richardson.m the acting associate dean of the college of applied sciences and arts. and i am responsible for our inter- national experience initiative. i want to thank all of you for being here. the audience is aware for many many years that students have studied abroad. but we are doing unique things here at san jose state. and i wanna start with pam, pam you've helped to establish something in the college of applied sciences and arts. and that is a series of departments that are now having it as a requirement. let's talk about that. that's correct bob. we are in the process of rolling out and international experience initiative which will eventually become a requirement for all of the students in casa and as part of that we are establishing a number of international programs. generally short term programs that are faculty led. um that run either in the summer or we will be rolling out regular session programs that run during the regular academic year. very good now, we'll talk about travel and

eric schmidt and his family went treasure hunting off the waters of fort pierce florida last month. they were in 15 feet of water when they found what appeared to be gold coins an chain. turned out to be part of a genuine treasure. >> oh my god, oh my god, you know every single time we find something. >> it's a perfect specimen known as a royal. it was destined for the king of spain. >>> it's extremely rare, extremely valuable. >> the artifacts date from a 1715 maritime tragedy in which 11 spain bound gallon ons were lost during a hurricane. the items recovered include 40 feet of porn 98 chain valued at chainsvalued at over a million dollars >> welcome back. chopper 6hd is live over breaking news coming to us from trenton. we are taking a look at a row of homes here in the 300 block of south olden avenue. this started in one row home and then quickly spread across to the other homes. no word yet on exactly how many homes are dealing with fire right now. you can see that white smoke up in the air firefighters up there on the roof as well. they've got the hoses trained into the window

watch "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" on netflix. >> coming up, kathie lee and hoda. >> cheers!l icahn over issues like changing schedules and elim elimination of health insurance. >>> today, northeastern pennsylvania pays respects to a scranton -- killed in the line of duty. funeral services will be held for the officer. yesterday, family and friends gathered for his viewing. he died last week after falling down a 15-foot drop while chasing teenage robbery suspects. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. >>> we'll have another update in 25 minutes. you can always get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app. we have a full hour of news at 11:00 a.m. now back to the "today" show. thanks for watching. have a great day and a dpraet weekend. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda cotkotb from studio 1a in rock fell plaer saa.saa -- rock eller plaza. >> we have a terrific show. >> from right across the street at studio 8a vanessa by aer is here. she's starring in a film out today called "train wreck. "she is so funny. she plays

eric schmidt who owns 1.3% of google has added $1.8 billion to his fortune and is up 23% year to datee cfo who joined the company in may has signaled plans to bring more restraint to spending at google. the family that controls samsung is a winner today over u.s. hedge fund. shareholders narrowly approved in a billion-dollar merger with samsung affiliates that gives more palatable the lee family. -- more power to the lee family. the merger can be challenged in court. mark: hulu is considering an ad free option for its service. the streaming video provider is trying to become a stronger rival to netflix whose current service which costs $7.99 per month requires advertising breaks during the programming. an ad free option may cost $12-$14 per month and could begin later this year. elon musk will hold a news conference today. the tesla ceo may announce an upgrade package for the company's roadster including a better battery pack. the price of the roadster upgrade package could be in the lower range of $10,000-$20,000. 31 countries00 in before production stopped in 2012. betty: the power

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one of the reporters on the story is michael schmidt, saying that the changes were made in response toived from the clinton campaign. the "new york times" apparently quick to acquiesce to the woman they found fawned over in 2008 as brilliant. that was they're word, and abiding powerful intellect. what do we know? we know there are far too many unanswered questions for example about hillary's e-mail server and use of the server to handle e-mails that may contain classified information. the independent inspector general for the intelligence community revealed that there are at least four e-mails with classified information on that server and potentially hundreds more. clinton for her part doing nothing to clear up the story today never acknowledging responsibility for any of it, and never directly answering whether she sent classified information. >> we all have a responsibility to get this right. i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. lo

emily schmidt. kellye: president obama made a move today that hasn't happened since the 1960's. he commuted sentences of 46 nonviolent drug offenders saying that the punishment did not fit the crime. this move impacts norman brown. he was serving a life sentence for distributing crack cocaine. now brown he and 40 other inmates will see the inmates expire no. 10 this year. leon: tonight members of the council are trying to figure out how to budget a shortfall to keep a promise to serve veterans. kevin lewis is here to explain the situation. that is the story? kevin: officials are blaming income tax return declining plus the supreme court ruling for the financial turmoil. so it will likely impact every county department including schools. >> we are going to review the proposal that they sent us. we will agree of them. we will not agree with all of them. >> george leventhal concerned with the proposed $51 million budget reduction off of the county executive's desk. under the plan the public schools would lose $10 million in funding while the police fire correction would be out $7 m

the schmidt family found it in 15 feet of water off the coast of fort pierce, florida. that plays together pays together. not bad. thanks, nat. let's see what's going on in florida. we are watching a -- heavy weather and rain moving through. not much in the way of relief for several days. the next five days some areas along florida's central west coast could see five to eight inches of rain. we are also looking at a risk of strong storms in the upper mississippi river valley. look for heat. temperatures building. it will be hotter in portland than in los angeles today. the heat is on in the northeast, fwing beginning of a multi day threat of heat wave where temperatures will stay well above 90 and feels like temperatures will be in the triple digits. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. high humidity and the temperatures going higher than yesterday. we'll be in the 90s this afternoon. mostly sunny skies, hot, humid and a bit hazy. the temperatures, climbing tomorrow into the middle 90s with the humidity going higher and you will feel that again on thursday. l

. >> the vice veryman of nepal's national planning schmidt committee joins us live.nk you for joining us. i know your time is very precious. i will try to keep this short. i wanted to ask you about what shabina was talking about in her report. why is it taking so long to relocate people? >> yeah. it's because government is doing assessment of those fragile and dangerous lands because we have a committee from the department of geology and am few have visited and we have identified several areas to move these people in the temporary placement because we want do have a proper effort during this so that after monsoon these people can be moved again into permanent places. so so it's taking time because of the rainy season and difficulty in connectivity and accessibility to those areas. and the government is preparing after having this international conference and getting money. we are preparing the policies. and lots of housing design building codes are being prepared, and programs are being designed. we are delaying some sort of implementation but the government is doing

marilyn schmidt was rushed to the hospital after he slammed through the sliding backdoor. she back home. and he has been arrested and charged. kimberly: a close call. let's see how the rain is impacting traffic. jamie sullivan has the details. jamie: you know it is impacting the commute. very slow. and in more spots than we would typically see. take a look. this is the outer loop of the beltway near 95 college park area in maryland. we did have almost all lanes blocked with the crash. everything now just blocking the left lane. so you are able to get by. let's take a look at the mapping system. to talk about how slow we are. ten miles per hour. that continues on the outer loop. no problem getting past this through montgomery county. wet roads. the water main break still only the right lane where they are doing the work. the left lane is getting by between 30th and park center drive. take a live look that you can get an idea of the road spray. taking a look at 66. this is a good idea of what you are seeing out of the city. bumper to butcher traffic. you get an idea where yo

mike schmidt and cole hamels. >> they couldn't sign him as frae agent. you are mvp. we all have dog pause of you. we would be watching kits cartoons. >> think about it steve if we trade the mike think of all the reporters and stuff. >> who are we going to get that watches every reality show on every cable channel you mention channels i don't know who they are if i ever heard of them and you know every sporting story and news you were anchoring on 9/11 and like enter takenment tonight and red carpet stuff. >> she'ser replacement he's not going anywhere. >> there's one unand only you. >> stop. >> he's getting teary eyed. >> unlike the pet player who thought he was traded yesterday he try cried and they didn't trade him. >> the line is around the corner. >> hi, everybody. >> everybody is all dressed up. look the whole thing is happening. we have christie harris. >> the talent is out here. talent pool is deep. >> just go. >> this is what you you can expect. get in line by 9 a.m. join these people. mi, mimi, la. these people. mi, mimi, la. la. for life... (husband) hon! i

"transparent" and "unbreakable kimmy schmidt." for a full list of the nominees head to nbcbayarea.com and click on the statement section. >> up next from one of the best athletes to the world to reshaping the world, caitlynener makes her public appearance. >> and what to do to help drivers get through town. >> warm sunny day across the bay area. big changes on the way, cooling and chance of showers because of this guy. hurricane dolores. powerful category 3 hurricane could bring us rain by the end of the weekend. we'll detail that next coming up after this. >>> welcome back. as we take a look at the dow industrials up 43 points. nasdaq mildly higher as well. boy, netflix is up like 16% today after turning in great numbers. well best known in the media for ask me anything events like people like president obama open themselves up. this afternoon at 1:00 california time the new ceo of read it will expose him to an ama, an ask me anything. he took over after the company parted its ways with its previous interim ceo ellen powell. powe

hall of famer mike schmidt played ball there in 1972. >>> two americans were gored and eight others hurt during the first bull run of spain's annual festival. thousands of thrill-seekers dashed alongside bulls in pamplona, spain. it will take place every day until july 14th. the nine-day festive became famous in earnest hemingway's novel. >>> breeders say the world's first set of giant panda twins born in china are in good health. they were born two weeks ago. they have nearly doubled in weight since they were born. >>> there weren't very many storms around last night but the few that were there were pretty strong. the heat and humidity has helped fuel them. we're going to have some more today. just isolated. most folks aren't going to be seeing any rain this afternoon or tonight. it will be stormier tomorrow. more will get rained on tomorrow. we have a mix of clouds and sun out there. it's a fairly typical summer day. maybe the humidity up a little more than average. 81 degrees. feels like 85 because of the high humidity. the wind is out of the southwest. 80 degrees in pottstown and wes

. >> steve schmidt who ran john mccain's said sometimes it's like wrestling a pig and sometimes the pig gets dirty and that's the problem with taking on donald trump directly. >> we'll see how much longer the immediate can a fascination lasts and how much more media he can get. thanks very much for joining us here today. still to come the top tweets, the e-mails on hillary and the press. the media war over a sex tape and president obama says he wants to spend more time talking to reporters. really? >>> the latest release of hillary clinton's private e-mail reveals many things including which pundits were sucking up to her. cnn commentator paul begla, one-time clinton white house aide who helped raise money to help retire hillary's campaign debt asked for talking points and was referred to other state department officials and he said i gave secretary clinton an a-plus in our dopey cnn record card last night. cnn had to report on that little incident beginning with what he said back in 2009. >> shocked. >> shocked. >> i have deep personal affection for them. i'm sure that biasses me. supp

let's bring in former cyber security czar to both the bush and obama administrations, howard schmidt.his topic may be it high ligs the changing dynamic of cyber security. we hear this group calling the impact team threatening to make public private details and intimate. is this the new cyber world order, this way of blackmail by the hands of hackers? >> no we have seen this before, not in the sense it is now with the very private and very confidential information. we have seen this happen over time where they don't like a particular business they don't like a particular thought that people have, so we have seen this happen and we are going to see it happen again. >> it's funny. on the surface, they are trying to make some sort of or hold up a moral code. you dig deeper and the hacker at least says that they are taking issue with this $19 fee to delete all the personal information that website is charging users if they have a, i don't know moral conflict and say i have to take all my information offline. they are going to charge that user $19 to do so. you and i both know just because

let us bring in now eric schmidt.rform rating at a $409.50 price target on biogen. is there anything that you heard today that will make you want to either raise or lower that rating and price target? >> no brian. i think today's data sets were pretty much as previewed. remember we had already gotten an update on this trial back in march so the incremental news a today was on the margin fairly modest. we are right where meg indicated most of wall street was. we believe this a coin toss as to whether or not this drug works in the subsequent or later phase trials. beauty is from biogen's standpoint, if there is even a reasonable chance at all that this product works, the market is so substantial, maybe $10 billion, 15 billion mr.$15 billion, you just to have some money invested in biogen. >> any good news is incremental? >> no. i would say consensus view is pretty close to our own view that this is a 50%-50% proposition. it going to be a big buyer event. we won't get these ultimate data sets for another three or so year