scott: i mean, a third of it is seriously past due. so, the bank loans are somewhere around $630,000. scott: mm-hmm. lemonis: and so, if i take the accounts payable and the bank loans, i'm pretty close to a million dollars. scott: $900,000-something, yeah. lemonis: we're drowning in debt right now. wendy: my kids and i, we all agree as a family he needs help. this might be it. lemonis: are the kids here now? wendy: jackie? lemonis: business like this has to constantly evolve. and so, what we're talking about is kind of the number of issues that exist inside the business. jackie: i mean, just based off of our conversations at every dinner table, we're wearing too many hats, and we're involved in so many things. and i think that that's gonna, like, run us ragged after a while. lemonis: does he give you the opportunity to do your job fully? jackie: no. ben: that's the thing that bothers me the most. lemonis: 25 years ago, scott came in, and he saved this company. now scott needs to let his kids do for him what he did for his father. if it'

scott a.: determined to deliver. pplause] a perfect strike on cancer. >> she is stronger than any 11-year-old i have known. scott a.: tara is the true definition of a fighter. through it all she keeps a big smile on her face while serving an an inspiration to her george mason softball families. >> on the day you think you have had the worst day in world you think about tara. about being resilient and how inspiring it is that no matter what she is always going out there to give it her all. scott a.: living each day to the fullest. >> you don't know. there are questions out there. >> you are the only one to make it proactive. you have positive attitude. you need to be happy. scott a.: a powerful symbol of strength and courage. i will tell you this. i am a much better person today because i met tara. amazing little girl full of life. and of course passion. michelle: it helps you put life in perspective. scott: she is inspiring. >> scott a.: amazing. i call her wonder woman. >> good title for her. coming up for us at "abc

a daily basis. the id verses the ego. scottkenneth vogel, a reporter for "politico," says the battle isn't just in trump's own mind. kenneth: so, for a long time, he had this guy corey lewandowski, campaign manager, he represented trump's id, he was the guy who said, "let trump be trump" and that obviously went a long way. he almost clinched the nomination. he got right to the verge. then he brought in more seasoned operatives, like paul manafort, who represents trump's ego. he's going to be the one that says, "no, you can't attack that guy, no you have to read off a teleprompter for this speech." that's the battle that we see playing itself out, and i don't see an end in sight. scott: on the campaign trail this week, trump unleashed on his rivals in his usual bombastic style. from calling ted cruz a failed senator -- mr. trump: all he is is a guy that will go down and filibuster for a day or two. and the other senators all look, " when's he getting off the floor, jim, the guy's a pain in the ass? when is he getting off the flo

a grand jury. in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. scott: all right, brad. today, a warning from parents from arlington police. someone is children into his truck. several incidents and several children repoing it. one thing in common, that truck's description. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live to explain what to look out for. jeff? jeff: well, it has the recent incident that happened last wednesday. a girl was walking home from washington lee high school after school got out. down here on 13th street. she was walking this way. a man drove right up to next to her. she then turned direction to get away from him. scaring off the man. she says she had seen the man behind the vehicle, behind the wheel several times before. four incidents happened in the past two months in arlington. other sightings including last week on the north park drive where elementary school age children saw a man driving a dark blue pickup truck slow down next to them as they were walking home from school. in april, two additional reports of a man in a dark blue pickup

announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. scott: that breaking news coming from the white house where something was thrown over the fence. forced a lockdown. michelle: hazmat crews call told the scene, even putting up mobile contamination unit there to isolate the objects on this busy memorial day afternoon. just coming back minutes ago that there is no hazardous material. good news there. let's go to amy aubert outside the white house. we are learning more about what went over the fence. what have you learned? amy: well, the secret service tells us a metal object was thrown over the fence. the latest update is that the package has been cleared with the negative results. meaning no danger. what i want you to look at is the scene we are seeing out here right now. everything really cleared out. right ao take a look at our video from earlier today. emergency crews parked here and d.c. fire and e.m.s. told me their plan was to keep all crews in place until the package was thoroughly tested. they got the call to come out here around 12:

they put up a flag, that was the first flag raising on iwo jima. scottat flag-raising was captured by a marine photographer. then came a call for a second flag. james: the colonel down below said, "hey, i want that as a souvenir, get me another flag, make it bigger." and then they put up the second flag on iwo jima. scott: ap photographer joe rosenthal had summited the mountain just in time. james: he swung his camera, he got an accidental shot. that shot americans fell in love with, and that second shot has overshadowed the first flag raising. look at the photo. it's a beautiful photo. it hit the front page of "the new yorkimes," all of our newspapers. scott: ihi week. this time with news that the marines had opened an investigation into whether john bradley was in that famous photo after all. james: my father's injured in a hospital bed in hawaii two months after the battle, and the marines come to him and say, see this picture? he says, yeah, nice picture. where's that from? they could have said it from australia or sicily or whatever. they said, that

a lot to lack into. maureen: scott, thank you so much. today's news comes almost two months after a major security breach on egyptair. in march a man hijacked a flight saying he had a bomb. i turned out to be fake and no one was hurt. also, last october a bomb exploded on a metro jet flight bound from sharm el-sheikh, egypt to st. petersburg, russia. a bomb killed everyone on board. the group liminged to isis took responsibility. leon: closer to home, donald trump convention delegate is facing child porn, weapon and explosive charges. they indicted 30-year-old caleb bailey of waldorf. investigators seized illegal machine gun from bailey's home and child pornography and illegally shipping explosives by mail. maureen: d.c. fire and e.m.s. officer facing chargeses of processing drug and illegal firearm. they arrested captain brian michael grace yesterday who lives in centreville, maryland is free pending the next court date in august. leon: we now know the major changes coming to metro starting in 15 days. that is when the year-long safety bl

it is meant to be a substitute for he or she. scottto tennessee state representative bill dunne and a lot of ordinary americans, it sounds like talk from another planet. >> i think it is good when you say somebody is a he or a she. he called me. that tells somebody something. if you tell somebody, we are going to meet ze, you will think you will meet someone from a different planet. scott: what do you say to those critics who say this is political correctness run amok, who say it is silly? >> no. first of all, political correctness is just respecting people. particularly in something that does not matter to you, does not hurt you, does not impact you in any way. why you would care whether somebody is transgender is sort of beyond me. sharyl: scott is here now. we heard in the piece there are an estimated something like 4 million-5 million in the country who fit in this category. do we really know how many there are. scott: no. one reason is that the federal government does not survey for this. it is not part of census inquiry. the larg

a bi-partisan bill wants to change that. republican senator tim scott how tough the challenges are, based on his personal experience. he is a cosponsor of the bill. senator, welcome to the program. sen. scott: thank you very much, thanks for having me as one of your guests. fernando: thank you, sir. i have been reading about your legislative agenda and several programs that you want to push to empower people. you've made the observation that many people have been left behind over the last few years. what is motivating you, what are you trying to achieve? sen. scott: well, as a kid who grew up in a single parent household, surrounded by poverty, one of the goals i have is to make sure we infuse new resources into some of these distressed communities. my legislation creates an opportunity for private sector folks to reinvest some of their profits into distressed communities and defer paying taxes on a part of that profit. you have to pay taxes on it, but can we defer it long enough for you to reinvest your resources into distressed communities? i think we

a spokesperson would not tell us why or how he left. and, scott, according to the warrant, prince's estate manager says the singer dealt with health issues for at least a year. >> pelley: jamie yuccas covering the investigation. jamie, thanks. a new study about folic acid in pregnancy gets a reality check from our dr. jon lapook. and how do you tell more than 900 stories on "60 minutes"? brilliantly and one at a time when the "cbs evening news" continues. i'vand i'm doing just fine. allergies. claritin provides 24-hour relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 allergens. yeah, over 200 allergens! with claritin my allergies don't come between me and victory. live claritin clear. i smbut ended up nowhere.a lot now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. what knee pain?? what sore elbow? advil liqui-gels make pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. wopen up

it was captured on cellphone video firing 8 times as walter scott a black a traffic stop.ger's trial on state murder charges is scheduled to begin in october. >> also, south carolina the state passed a bill yesterday ban ago portion after 19 weeks and it's now 17 state pass that ban and legislation allows exceptions only if the mother's life is in jeopardy for the doctor determines the feet cuss not survive outside the woman. average 30 aborgs are performed 20 weeks or beyond. >> millions of people who quork 50 to 60 hours a week without paying over time will now get paid under a new law. >> today, president obama will unveil a new rule to let full time salaried employees earn over time if they make up to $47,000. 476 dollars a year the goal is to boost pockets of low and medical income workers. >>> it's been exactly 62 years since brown v. board of education and there's evidence of board resegregating. they're becoming isolated from white peers. according to government accountability office this means students that attend high poverty schools do not have the same access t

he explained he was a bit short of his january claims. right? $6 million. scott: still, $5.6 million raise and doled out to veteran groups. the delay he says was due to a cumbersome process of vetting recipients to make sure they are worthy. >> instead of being thank you very much, mr. trump, or trump did a good job, everyone is saying who got it? who got it? who got it? you make me look bad. others think it's a publicity stunt. >> you think veterans are used as problems? >> yes, i do. scott: he is a vet an and is active -- veteran and supports hillary clinton's campaign and he cites the time to donate the money and the tone. like when he said john mccain isn't a war country because he got captured and he wonders how today's t described. >> what happens if one of them is held hoz tage and taken -- hostage and taken to be a p.o.w. will he say they are a coward? scott: today trump read out the organizations to receive the checks from $50,000 to $1 million and proudly claiming none of the cash on his end went to any administrative fees. jonathan? jonathan: thanks. o

he is responsible for a lot of what has happened in aleppo. scott: she contends russia's attacks on assad's opponents is further destabilizing the crisis affecting much of europe. janine: that is kind of maybe the bottom line, that russia is a geopolitical presence. it is never going to go away. there is no decline and then they go away. i think that is a mistake that the world makes if they ignore russia. scott: she points out that putin does not just pose problems and was seen as a cooperative partner in the iran nuclear deal, adding that there is room for reasoning, but how much, no one knows. crossing between mexico and the u.s. many on ♪ every year, hundreds of thousands of people attempt crossing the mexican border to enter the u.s. illegally. some never make it. there remains are found in remote desert areas where their journeys and stories and. cheryl attkisson visitedne identify the missing -- one forensicesert where science is being used to identify the missing. correct the problem is they are unidentified so we don't know who they are. 12

scott: a big night for the ladies, the washington mystics tipped off their new season at the verizon center against the new york liberty, the same team that knocked them out of the playoffs a year ago. fourth quarter, mystics down three, check out the defense. steals it and goes all the way for the easy lay-in tina charles too much for the mystic to handle. she pounded washington with 24 points, 11 rebounds. liberty wins. the washington spirit remain undefeated on the season thanks to this 39th minute goal by .ontgomery county local and look at this video, my friends, a fan posted to his girlfriend at the cubs game. she said yes, except that the ring, then a photo up. congrats to the happy couple. and the nationals pick up a two-year option with gm mike rizzo. that will keep him in washington through 2018. the nationals trending in the right direction under the watch pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in alle

find the next generation of great stock pickers and gave our kate kelly a new look inside the trade school. tell us about it. >> scottcently spent a morning at cohen's firm making the pitch for this newly established school called the academy. >> beyond financial accounting and beyond economics, also we teach them how to fail. we teach them about developing as people and teach them aboutry silliensy. that's not something you get in investment banking training. >> reporter: the right candidates for the hedge funds like point72, now private family office, can be hard to find. in the academy's first class three people dropped out. one due to lack of interest, two because of personal issues and the nine that stayed though all got job offers, and it can be hard for the students, too. we talked to one mba candidate on his third career track hedge funds after a career in math teaching fell through and the banking business proved hard to penetrate. applied at bridgewater for two spots and to point72 for the big data analytics group but hasn't found a match yet. >> you go to school, you're supposedly doing the right thing and

theare markets taking prospect of a higher rate environment so well? scott: that's a bit of a puzzle. i think we've seen the markets react adversely to fears in the past. there was little response in december when they did raise. there are a lot of concerns about the emerging market economy. i think the fundamental suggestion, the fed is very much in tightening mode. they are leaning in that direction. it's very simple. what you see is what you get. it's going to be data dependent. that makes things a little bit more likely. there is some downside risk. you might see some overreaction in the market. with the fed is doing now by talking tough, they're testing the market to see how well they may be able to handle raises in the next couple of months. scarlet: that has led to a stronger dollar. we have seen how financial conditions have loosened as result is the dollar weakened on the dovish fed. again,e dollar gaining where we see the damage done to the economy? scott: it's more the speed of the adjustment of the dollar. the dollar had overshot on the way up. y

a hurry, they didn't know what to do with us. said "we are running out of time. let's simply killed them. so i said "scott, they're going to shoot us." >> that was a heart dropping moment, especially for us. just keeping that panic down was something else. >> i was so much terrified. i was believing that i only have minutes. >> she began to cry. >> he told me no, no, no, don't cry. you are still the same person that i know. >> don't let them do this to you. >> he told me physically they can touch us but they can not change our souls. >> nothing can change that. >> and it was at that moment that i witnessed how mentally scott was strong. >> then came the word they were going to kill me. she said "scott, they're going to shoot you." for me if i was to be executed, i'm telling zeynep, "tell my son i didn't cry. tell him they didn't break me." if that's the last connection to your son, the last example, that's important. courage is the one virtue without which all the rest are meaningless. my father taught me that and i've taught that to him. >> i want to see it. don't let them blindfold me. >> i didn't want

a traffic stop is federal charges. the indictment unsealed today charges michael slager with civil rights violation, and video shows him shoot walter scottfter a traffic stop in north carolina, north charleston, and the shooting sparked outrage across the country. >>> how would you like to pay more taxes when you go out the eat next time? it could be a reality for some of of you in virginia and it could come down to a vote. >> and it is an unforgettable moment in time when somebody shot the president and now we have learned about the changes of the d.c. landmark. >> i'm david culver in reston, virginia, where a local company is working with local law enforcement to help composite sketches in cold cases, and what they are using is the >>> right now at 5:00 -- ♪ say what you want to say sfoet ♪ >> how are a program that started at arlington two years ago has inspired a national movement that is changing minds about mental health. >>> and plus, minority girls left behind. >> they are using the gender to approach what is in essence a race >> the axclu is go ing to weighn on the district's plan for all-boys school. >>> and workers are rallyin

but a lot of times it's disappointment. >> scott: how many did we get? . that's why it's fishing and not catching. >> bo: yep. >> scott: it'll taste all that much better. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: this place was -- has been here forever when i rolled into town. how long has that place been open? >> bo: for a long time. >> steve: i think this is the only place in town that's unchanged. >> anthony: these are paintings of customers? yeah, how long do i have to drink here to get my face up there? 40 years? >> bo: couple more years. >> anthony: back when i worked in town for fishermen, there was the folks'll, cookie's tap room, and this place, the old colony. of the three, it's the only one left. >> bo: yeah, baby. >> anthony: oh wait a minute, i recognize these. you guys eat scallops? >> bo: yeah. >> anthony: as brawny, hard-working men of the sea, we deserve these beers, these finest of all oysters, the well fleets. >> bo: wow. >> scott: finest oysters known to man. >> anthony: these are fantastic. wow, what a treat. is there going to be a next generation of fishermen

sometimes just a couple hours later. scott: showing that the bridge can be gapped, former opponent dr. ben carson will help head up donald trump search for a second in command. in arlington, scott thuman, abc7 news. jonathan: it doesn't get dull. coming up next for us, a lost baby beaver. how cute is that fellow? the step that some metro riders took to get the little guy back in the wild. michelle: but first, a brand new e tonight. exclusive preview. saying no isn't easy. see what ha ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me michelle: olivia and abby have to put differences aside and work together to take doyle down. edison realizes he may have made a deal with the devil. kidd o'shea wih scoop." kidd: the race for president continues as we see that jake is not someon

a very different story. the attorney that represents walter scott's family issued a statement. ads, this rare and federal indictment reconfirms the fact that walter scott did not die in vain. his family is pleased that the federal government has taken this almost unprecedented action and hopes this will serve as a turning point in police brutality cases. arraignment will take place about 45 minutes or so from now. ashleigh? >> all right. martin savidge, thank you for that. i want to bring in joey jackson and paul callan, our legal analysts. you've read the indictment. i want to make sure everybody is aware, once again, as marntin said one count of civil rights violation. use of unreasonable force and obstruction of justice. which is the most serious or all together in a package? >> collectively, they're damning but the willful violation and the deprivation of rights, it's a life sentence. and so therefore, should the feds establish through the videotape, through independent witness testimony, et cetera, that what this officer did was a clear violation of the civil right of micha

a moment. let's go to john scott with what's coming up in the second hour of "happening now." ts by donald trump after a series of reportedly successful meetings with republican leaders. he just wrapped up a meeting with senate republicans. earlier today house speaker paul ryan said his meeting with donald trump was productive, ryan saying, quote: i was very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. i believe we are planting the seeds to get ourselves united to bridge the gaps and differences. more on those meetings next hour. >>> plus, hillary clinton going on offense. she and her surrogates unleashing a blistering attack on donald trump in a preview of what we might expect in a general election matchup. and elizabeth warren has joined the fray. it's all ahead, "happening now." harris: thank you. jon: thanks. kennedy: the world has gone mad. the feds reportedly expanding their investigation into alleged gender bias in hollywood. that's right, specifically against female directors. according to the aclu, two federal agency is are interviewing producers, actors and m

trying to wake him up so we can check out his amazing home. >> we were told the night before scott agreed to give us ais model. we're told he got home at 9:00 a.m. >> we're trying to get scott up. he was up late working. >> scott finally got up at 2:05 in the afternoon. but the season reality star made it clear he did not want to be on camera. >> he came down stair, and his first thought was somebody move mid bar stool. >> we were in here a minute ago with him, and there were only three because we're photographing the house. and he is so meticulous, he needed to have the fourth one back in its exact position. >> wow. who knew this guy was so meticulous. but looking around the 8200-square-foot mansion, there are signs, like the perfectly folded towels in the bathroom and scott's closet is all color coordinated. plaid shirts here, suits over here. seven of basically the same white sneakers are stacked and straight. then black boots, then tan. inside the fridge, there is hardly any food. red bull, beer, wine, and sports drinks. as scott cooked in here? >> i think he gets a lot of takeout and prepares the

>> reporter: strategists believe indiana is a test of organizational muscle, quite possibly their last. scott, over the weekend it was trump's forces who outorganized cruz operative with gatherings in four different places across the country where delegates were assigned, a sign that trump is gathering strength at all levels of the g.o.p. nomination fight. >> pelley: and important to note that trump is not likely to have all the delegates he needs until june 7th. major garrett for us tonight. major, thank you. hillary clinton is already looking beyond the primaries. nancy cordes is covering the democrats. nancy? >> reporter: scott, clinton is often asked what kind of role her husband would play in her administration. well, today in kentucky coal country, she said she would put the former president in charge of reviving jobs in communities hard hit by manufacturing losses. >> i told my husband, you have to come out of retirement and be in charge of this because he's got more ideas than minutes, more than anybody i know. >> reporter: bill clinton was actually booed in logan, west virginia, acro

. >> this is a way to keep who you are now and tie together the ieat things you did in you life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. race through the southern plains. a large tornado tore through the oklahoma countryside and a number of buildings were destroyed. severe weather threatens more than 40 million people from the gulf coast all the way up to iowa. manuel be hor quez is there. >> reporter: well, scott, it is a large system that is sweeping hest and expected to impact this portion of north texas and parts of the southern plains. already in oklahoma, it has spawned at least three large tornadoes late this afternoon. there are reports of one being up to a mile wide. they were captured on tape as they rolled through rural areas near pawls valley about an hour south of oklahoma city. the national weather service rsued warnings, telling oklahoma residents to take cover. we have seen early pictures of hemage and there are late reports that there's at least one death in garvin county, thlahoma. the same system produced dornadoes over the weekend in colorado, either d

. >> we started to do a clinic and i fell in love with it. scottusing the sport as an emotional outlet. >> it's motivation for me. to play for him, knowing he is watching. >> weeks before the 13th before, his father committed suicide. >> it took me a while to get over it. in long run, it a today. but keep going. for any 16-year-old growing up without a father figure is hart. but this is it's difficult for him. his family lives four-hour drive from georgetown prep. but there is no pity party for him. he is growing up fast on the lacrosse field. >> he wants nobody's pity. team first guy. no i for him. >> his father is with him every time he steps foot on the field. the initials inscribed on his helmet. >> just there to remind me to play for him and to strive to do my best. know he is watching. >> teenager quickly becoming a man with every shot he takes. scott abraham, abc7 sports. robert: cool story there. if you know someone overcoming adversity that excels in the athletic leon: this next story is crazy. a tenth grader in prince william county handc

grateful for his part ray also cared for his elderly parents and a handicapped brother and happened to be in the right place at the right time. scott, he was on his way to safeway but missed the turn and drove a block too far and that's when he saw the burning home. >> a long wait for health care services. veterans administration, a well-documented problem. but the va in palo alto has lost a program to help speed things up. the minute clinics will now take veterans. we stopped by where vets are already getting care. >> i was like, how is it going to work? how do they see my records and things like that? it looks like they have it all figured out so i'm pretty excited to see how it works. >> nice to see something positive happening at the va. the program was launched yesterday. vets can get immediate advice, basic medical treatment, medicine seven days a week and that will all be billed to the va. >> seven days a week is a big part of that, too. >>> so you depend on your doctor to give you the best medical care. what happens if the doctor makes a mistake and makes things worse? >>> he ended up leaving the hospital as a double ampute

. >> "cbs evening news" is a few minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead, scott. >> here's the "cbs evening news" tonight, the f.d.a. says a bold experiment to kill a vicious form of brain cancer is a break through. we will tell you about this promising new therapy. we were there as paul ryan discussed his meeting with donald trump but will he endorse him? meet the man who opened up a contest, to hack the pentagon. those stories tonight on the "cbs evening news". spokesbox: ♪ go paperless, don't stress, girl ♪ ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ >>> you may in the know about the debate about the popular treat new jersey wants a resolution. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan breaks down the, breakfast meat dispute. >> it is a special kind of sizzle you are most likely to find in frying pans or grills throughout new jersey. but depending where you are from, this salted meat product may go by the name pork royal or taylor ham. >> pork role is a trenton dish discovered in trenton. >> in the

ordered his first batch of capes from a manufacturer, and it was a crash course on intrapreneentrepreneu scottas not quite ready for. >> i remember seeing the boxes and being a little shocked, like, man, that's a lot of product. >> despite the initial interest, things quickly went south. the first shipment came in after the football season already started. >> we came in late in the game, and football ended and sales just bottom out. >> get into the collegiate product industry -- >> you are paying a licensing fee off every sale and a payment in advance, you have to do well to pay off the prepaid royalties. >> and that was not enough to get the big collegiate retail stores to pay attention. >> you don't have the money to get the licensing for every school than a lot of stores won't give you the time of day. >> so two years in scott found himself deep in debt. >> it got to the point where, you know, my wife, we sat down, and she was like, if sales don't get better, we have $2, you can't keep doing this. >> he was devastated. >> it's a tough thing to have an idea and turn it into reality and it no

normally this is a state that stays pretty blue. scott walker got a lack did in 2010 and clinton plays the reforms come a very divisive issue in this state of wisconsin, but it's paid a lot of dividends. one study that just came out in march -- late february showed that the state and local governments have saved about $5 billion over five years. so we were able to stay away from laos. they were able to use money wisely. that's the type of message republicans are talking about. usually when they talk about trimming government and trimming regulations and making things work more efficiently. so there's an opening for the republican message that scott walker and the wisconsin republicans have opened up. that's electoral college votes. that is better than colorado. certainly better than new hampshire. the electoral college votes usually considered a pretty key state for both parties to win because it says something about the breach of their national message. if republicans could take wisconsin and put it into their column and really think it'

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born in virginia, was not a scott. one of his early tutors was a scott, but he spent a lot of his , when his ideas were forming, he spent them at the best place beside scotland you can get the closest to scotland, he never went to scotland, he never met david hume, but he did his undergraduate and his graduate work at princeton, university. which is of the time, the college of new jersey, the college of new jersey at that time was one of the four institutions of higher learning in the 13 colonies. the princeton alumni are more representative of the constitutional convention then you'll harbored. that wasuniversity very invested in the american revolution almond this is where james madison was. we are callinghy princeton university scottish. i'm going to center on john witherspoon. john witherspoon was the longest president to serve princeton in its early years. you can see that the years he served were right to the american revolution. encouraged everyone on the staff, everyone in the school to sign on to this american

a weapon. witnesses say he was brandishing right out in the open. scott macfarlane has an update for us. >> they're saying now the man who was shot after brandishing the weapon was shot by a u.s. secret service agent. if you go to the white house grounds a lot, you know that secret service agents often are different in get-up than secret service officers. the ones who run the checkpoints and entrances, the officers, tend to wear standard law enforcement outfits. look very much like police only with secret service badging. secret service agents often can be seen with suits. kind of the visual you have with secret service from the movies. the individual that was shot today shot by a secret service agent. our the white house reported that the man was wearing a gray u.s. navy logo t-shirt and had no facial expression. we're getting update from the white house that indicate they have resumed normal business. the white house issued a proclamation that this is national safe boating week. the lockdown is lifted. business returning to normal at the white house as

>> plus george clooney say nos way we'll have a president trump but actor scott by a owe is hear to tellwill. >>> thank you. up here first a zika health scare. the one >>> the senate to vote next week on the $1.1 billion plan to fight the virus. the obama administration says we need nearly twice that amount. you think protecting americans is job one particularly in this case. >> it is a bipartisan group that -- i'm like most americans with a brain. i don't like politicians but in this case i believe they are right. we eradicated polio. it is better to stop it now than try to react to it after it comes here. >> ashley. >> i completely agree. >> i think that just the other day i was flying through security and when i was there in line they actually had zika warnings. i think we're a little late to the game an this seeing as how people are already being effected especially people my age young women who could have children and that's very scary. i'm not one for big government spending but marco rubio is right. we need to look a here and fund this to full measure and take steps to prevent thi

longer term rally or just a short term bounce, we have answers at the imex. >> good afternoon, scott reasons we're over $48 a barrel is because of the disruptions seen around the world. i'll walk through them. we are concerned about outages from the wildfire in canada. we're worrying about nigeria and venezuela as well and rumors in the market that russia may cut production because of oil production taxes that have not been eased. at the same time, you got to balance this out with those countries that are actually ramping production. look at this map. the iraqis, iranians, libyans, and the united states. we could see shale produce irs start to ramp up production as oil prices go higher because they are more profitable. how does it balance out. the factors are a wild card in the marketplace, but there's other downside risks to be aware of. seasonality capping demand, something traders are concerned about saying it's a summer bump up. also, the dollar could be an issue, what the fed decides to do, and if we do see a rate hike, we get a stronger dlollar. that's a problem for crude price

a year ago. governor scott wrote a letter to california businesses in 2013 advising them to buy a one-way ticket to florida to get away from what he calls the heavily taxed and spend formula in california. we don't know if this is a preview of what's to come. not much has materialized. >> coastal competition for jobs. we'll stay now with the state politics. >>> i think she is the best qualified candidate we ever had for president. it's time we had a woman president. i'm here to be a delegate to the national convention. >> i've never done this before. bernie sanders motivated me to become a delegate. >> the democratic national convention is july 25th. >> the presidential candidates are going to get in their last days of campaigning today before the indiana primary opens up the polls to voters on tuesday. a new nbc "wall street journal"/marist poll shows donald trump ahead of ted cruz by 15 points among indiana voters. >> it's over. he's got no highway. >> greatest fraud is donald pretending he is an outstanding. they are the ultimate washington insiders. >> the polls showing a tighter race in ind

a strain on u.s. commerce and consumers. scott's members have been very helpful to my members. they've been doing everything they can to help get our merchants tested and certified. it's not just their role. hardware providers, software providers, there are a ton of people involved and that's been a real challenge there. it's a process. it's one we are making progress on. there are challenges there. i want to talk about how we brought this to the united st.

scott to take his life. the second charge of using a gun during the commission of the crime and on top of that, a third charge that says he obstructed justice. the implication there is that michael slager lied to officers when he said that walter scott was charging toward him. that's why he fired his weapon. again, very significant charges. if convicted on the federal charges, slager could get life. john and christine. >> martin, thanks for that. >>> bench trial under way this morning for one of six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. he faces three misdemeanor charges of reckless assault and misconduct in office. he had no business apprehending gray. >>> and james comey believes police officers are fearful of confronting suspects because of ending up in a video. in the past, the department pointed out statistics to confirm this theory that comey has. he says he hears from officers around the country. >>> a man who went on a deadly rampage at the planned parenthood unfit to stand trial. robert dear's murder case is on hold while a state mental hospital takes his case. >>> and a jai

a long investigation. we just pulled up to the scene. so of course you know the information is coming in piecemeal, but what we do know of course, scott broom reported and mike you just reported three people have been hurt in a shooting that occurred here at 11:30. we have reports of two men, one woman, scott broom just reported that they have been transported to the hospital. we are trying to piece this all together and just running into some folks who came to the mall, stepped out of their car, and literally saw this scene. and were just shocked at what happened here just a short time ago. so we're going to stay on the scene, continue to talk to shoppers and police and find out more about what is happening and this tragic situation that occur around 11:30 outside a very busy mall on >> thank you delia. and unfortunately we are now getting confirmed reports from montgomery county police on a second shooting, this one at or near a giant food store. this was connecticut avenue, aspen hill road. the police confirmed that there has been an injury, a shooting victim in this. we're going to follow this. we have no idea if these two are related b

i have spent many a dinner party talking about d-tour. >> tell us about d-tour again, scott. >> quiet>> okay. >> i tried to convince you to buy a tivo and you wouldn't. >> we are still young. >> was i right? >> it was great. >> let's just have another dinner party. >> thank you, scott. >> a 10-year-old boy from finland is $10,000 richer after hacking into ns gram. he found a glitch in the app that allowed him to delete anyone's comments. instagram's parent company facebook says a reward is going to go to anyone who can expose bugs or vulnerabilities in its platforms. this boy who hacked instagram says he is thinking about going into data security when he grows up. good idea. >> not that boy. >> not the baby infant so much as a 10-year-old. he plans to buy a new bike and football with that reward money. should have a little left over. >> smart mind there. >>> one lucky viewer in new york can see the light again after a globe light left a deer in the headlights. >> this deer seemingly with no off switch in sight. an environmental office wares called in and did manage to remove that glob

a long friendship. you will hear all about the story and i will leave the rest of the story to the guest. patricia bell-scott is professor of women's study and family science at the university of georgia and a major chronicler of black lives matter. i hope some of you saw "the new york times" book review. the coauthorer had high phrase for the "firegrand and the first lady" and noted that nothing was easy for pauli murray was a black woman attracted to women. but her relationship with roosevelt sustained for over three centuries. it was a tremendous book that has been 20 years in the making. i think that is what we authors call the wave. the value of the time you spent shines on every page. thank you for being here and celebrating the book. mel irvin painter is in conversation with her and she is the professor at princeton university and one of the most esteemed historians and written many books that helped us understand history. her most recent book, the history of white people, was published in 2010 and its influence was immediate and only growing. i met professor painter, i thought was a few years ago, bu

. >> scott, and kiersten, i'll pull you in in a second. scott, this gets to many conversations we've had in the past in terms of actor consequence impact. let's use this also as an opportunity to enlighten some folks on some of the lesslesson learned in the ukraine. they're using proxies to engage in this sort of confident. how should we be thinking about this? >> let me -- a couple of things. i want to -- eric and general hoover hit very good points. it's rare you get government and industry sitting on the same stage. >> go figure. i'm concerned, then. >> you need to be more provocative. general hoover talked about this elephant, what does it look like? sure. i care about business side attacks. my company doesn't like what happens to their customers if credit card data is breached. we fight to prevent that from happening like every other business in the united states is doing. what i'm focusing on both on the sector coordinating council and just with my jday job on behalf of the industry is looking at the operational side attacks. the elep