penney or sears. >> well, i mean sears absolutely not. sears is sell. j.c. penney -- don't buy. walmart? i'm telling people, walmart is could. how about vincent in missouri. vincent? >> caller: hi, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> okay. >> caller: my concerns are i bought a stock called rr donnelly and i noticed in an article that they're going to go forward, i think, with a spinoff in october. >> right. >> caller: resulting in thee companies. >> right. >> caller: i own about 300 shares of it. do you have any ideas -- >> well, i pulled it up yesterday. street.com had a conference and i pulled up with tim quinlan who's the ceo. i feel more strongly than ever that the three companies are going to produce a good return. the chart is good, too. i think rr donnelly should be bought and bought aggressively. i see 18 coming. it's 16.59 now. quinlan is doing a dynamite job as his own internal activist. lesson learned, when the stories wall street watches the most are positive not negativing investors find reasons to buy stocks. right now they're investing in stocks with the best inter

which is sad, because sears is the old walmart, amazon of past. ellen: it is where everybody went to the store and looked at the catalog and figured out what they want to buy. carol: the cover story on the takata airbag recall. 60 million cars have been recalled. it rises to 100 million if you look at the whole world. theake you back and look at story about what happened inside the company. david: the history of this is long. ellen: it went on for a long time. >> the airbag in the cars is in the steering wheel. have realized, the explosives inside the airbag , overllows it to deploy time, this explosive has problems and can do great overtime. forcefully.eploys the container that has the explosive can stride -- can shrapnel into the car and mostly it has hit drivers in the face and neck and chest. take a step back. propellants have been a tricky thing in coming up with airbags. how did we get to this point? started out with a different propellant, which had some problems. they went to another one, which was good, but too expensive. this they came u

sears wasn't willing to replace her refrigeratorefrigerator.bc 10 responds. >> i didn't know what else to turn to. >> when we reached out to sears, they said whitmore can choose a new fridge. they sent us this nbc 10 responds message. >> channel 10, harry, whole staff. the refrigerator was delivered today. we'll go grocery shopping, go on with our lives and i can't thank you enough. >> harry hairston, nbc 10 responds. >> yay! new fridge! and the value of that fridge, $3,899. that puts our total at more than $34,000 that we've recovered since our launch in late april. >> if you have a consumer problem head over to nbc10.com/nbc 10 responds or call 610-668-7377 and we will respond to you. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> let's check the neighborhood weather, a forecast you won't get anywhere else. >> let's check in with karen thomas who has the focus on exactly where you live and what you need to know. >> that's right. exactly, vai and tracy. we're giving you your neighborhood forecast and we are telling you about our weat

. >> searing heat. all right, rob, thank you. >>> next, to new fallout tonight from the sentencing of a stanford star athlete convicted of a brutal sexual assault. that judge is now under fire tonight. brock turner ordered to serve just six months after his conviction on three felony counts. but anger has been growing since his victim wrote a searing public letter. abc's matt gutman now on the judge now being removed from presiding over a new sexual assault case. >> reporter: tonight, the gavel closer to coming down on judge aaron persky, who sentenced stanford swimmer brock turner to what became a three-month jail term for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. in a damning reversal, santa klara county d.a. jeff rosen, who supported persky last week, now saying, "we lack confidence that judge persky can fairly participate in this upcoming hearing in which a male nurse sexually assaulted an anesthetized female patient." the d.a. called icing persky "a rare and carefully considered step." public defen

it is hard to point to a searing refugees under president obama. you alluded to the notion that america has always had open arms for immigrants, you know, the statue of liberty says give me your wretched and so forth. what you say to the people who say that should be the driving force behind our policies with respect to these refugees? >> again, immigration has been a bedrock of the ball at the united states throughout its history and it ought to continue. you've got to be able to have a vetting process that can enable you to know who poses a risk and who doesn't. we can do that. and further, we can do a lot more good for above are refugees if we put that same amount of money to use in turkey cams webcams in jordan. it can be done. charles: can we keep those people safe over there for a start to establish these camps? turkey would be a problem. >> well, we can do it. it will take very focused attention providing the kind of services including security, but it can be done. we have done it before. i look at what we did in dirt countries when the viet

>> if you are headed to miscar you do not have to worry about it this weekend, i have been out in searsoint when it has been in the 90s and it is really hot in the stamps, i can imagine in the cars. congratulations, for the honorees. breezy at times with afternoon sunshine and the warmest day is tomorrow at 88 and when the main race kicks off on sunday we kick off at 86 but wear the sunscreen. the winds are bombing at sfo at 14, and livermore is ten, and fairfield is 1, and slower sea breeze will allow the sunshine developing at walnut creek to warm us today. the beginning of the weekend warming trend is today with afternoon sunshine and good news is with the above average highs, our nights are still comfortable. low-to-mid 80s for most of us in santa clara valley and morgan hill and gilroy upper 80s to 92 and 76 in santa cruz and from 72 in millbrae to 84 in redwood city, and along the peninsula, mid-60s at the coast and nearly accident in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito, and 82 at people lute to napa at 89 across the not bay, and 75 in berkeley to 80 in fremont and herc

you can get tools at places like lowe's, ace arred wear, true value and sears and even look at smart.t of deals you teout there. dads needs tools. >> sears has the best selection of tools. >> girls need tools, too. >> the time is 15 minutes to the top of the hour. it is a hat we see donald trump wear all of the time. why is an elementary school telling a student the make america great cap is a safety concern? >> this one is adorable. the story behind this video showing there may be something even cuter than puppy love. >> speaking of something cuter. that's brian kilmeade. >> there's a time not to be fair and balanced ladies. that was it. >> tell me if you have a problem. looking forward to it. on the stage shortly, the beach boys. they may be the best band in the history of america. my favorite nation. i am not going to couch that. donald trump rally yesterday a lot of violence outside of the rally. how the violence outside is helping trump's candidacy. how he fired back at hillary clinton who was supposed to talk about foreign policy but ended up talking about him. we will talk with

do not want to start talking about sears because that means were shortchanging the process. >> why not shut off the lights republicans have pointed out that that's essentially what nancy pelosi did in 2008 in order to end the debate. >> were following the roles that have always been in place. as you know, when your recess is the call of the chair that's one process, when you adjourn that's another process. so we are are simply following the rules as they have always been written and the rules as they were in 2008 as well. mr. speaker, your homeland security. >> mcfarlane with nbc, your homeland security committee has ordered an investigation into what is happening the headquarters. it's investigating whether an employee was plotting to attack senior officials there. has your office been redone that? >> were familiar with reports. we want more information but who were waiting for their investigation. >> my staff briefed me. >> this is the one -- you been extremely clear when you thought process about supporting the nominee, you do not want hillary clinton presidency and how important it

this is the very first philly sears sucker vintage bike and social.se, participants wearing their finest cotton linen and sears sucker attire. it was all to benefit neighborhood bike wor works whih offers under served kids opportunities that was biking. >>> lots of fun today in the point breeze neighborhood in south philadelphia. >> that's right. the 17th police district held a summer meet and greet for the community there. it all happened on the 1200 block of point breeze avenue. moon bounces, great food, music and dancing and all kinds of fun for everyone who turned out. in addition to the child friendly fun local agencies were also there to hand out information for the adults in the community. >>> and in chester, delaware county, the city held a housing fair for the community. lenders, realtors, home inspectors and other vendors were there at the chester city hall. they were educating and answering questions for people looking to buy a home. >>> the orlando nightclub attack rocked this nation to its core. now, anxiety over two big parties happening

we end tonight with searing imageses from orlando. >> good morning, breaking overnight, mass casualty shooting, a horrific scene outside a night club in orlando when a gunman -- 3 f2 t>> no sÉ dÓnde estÁ mi hijo, >> we are mourning, we are sad, we are heart broken. >> we need to rally around the family and the friends of those people who were killed today. >> and all the ugliness that happens in the world cannot outshine what's in our hearts and that is to love. you will not break us. we are better people than this. >> say a prayer for them. say aprayer for their families. that god gives them the strength to bear the unbearable. >> there will be continuing coverage of the massacre in orlando tomorrow on "today" and i'll be with you then, and lost on nbc "nightly news" tomorrow night. there's more on msnbc and on your late local news as well. we'll bring you tonight's originally scheduled date line spk captions paid for by nbc-universal television >> mike: here in san jose where we await game six of the stanley cup final, our attention has been drawn to orlando and the mass murder of i

. >> reporter: she tells us she immediately called sears.hased the refrigerator four years ago. brady says a repairman came that day, but didn't have the parts to fix the fridge and then the news got worse. >> he quoted that they would not be in for another 12 days. and i would be without a refrigerator during that time. >> reporter: when she told him she couldn't wait that long, they told her to buy a dorm fridge. she did, but only big enough to hold a few items like milk, ice and her daughter's medicine. >> i called my sister and told her my frustrations. she said, you know, you should call channel 10. >> reporter: nbc 10 respondes reached out to sears and brady says the repairman returned with the needed parts. >> i have a refrigerator that works. i am getting reimbursed my money for the lost food. >> reporter: the mini fridge she purchased. she said she's glad she took her sister's advice and called nbc 10 responds. >> thank you, harry hairston. i got my money back. >> we're glad she called us as well. we'll add the $415 to our nbc 10 re

sandy hook elementary school in new town, connecticut is seared into our memories, what could be more innocent and beautiful than young school children. 6 and 7 years old, 20 of them, and six adults were gunned down by adam lanza at 20, not much more than a child himself. columbine, ft. hood, the screaming of a new batman film. the emanuel church in south carolina. >> we're tired, we're fed up with this, we got enough. >> >> reporter: plies where is we think we're state of, place where is we should be safe. these events come and they go, but they never stop. last december, the bbc reported a shooting in san bernardino, california as -- j. >> just another day in the united states of america. >> reporter: the orlando shooter called 911 and swore allegiance to the head of isis. but more often than not, mass shootings have been not been about terrorism. intoll rangs? maybe. motives we might never truly know or understand. >> oh, my god, dude. >> reporter: maybe this was a case of extremist terrorism, but what of our long history? that speaks to something else. something terribly wrong wit

sandy hook elementary school in new town, connecticut is seared into our memories, what could be more innocent and beautiful than young school children. 6 and 7 years old, 20 of them, and six adults were gunned down by adam lanza at 20, not much more than a child himself. columbine, ft. hood, the screaming of a new batman film. the emanuel church in south carolina. >> we're tired, we're fed up with this, we got enough. >> >> reporter: plies where is we think we're state of, place where is we should be safe. these events come and they go, but they never stop. last december, the bbc reported a shooting in san bernardino, california as -- j. >> just another day in the united states of america. >> reporter: the orlando shooter called 911 and swore allegiance to the head of isis. but more often than not, mass shootings have been not been about terrorism. intoll rangs? maybe. motives we might never truly know or understand. >> oh, my god, dude. >> reporter: maybe this was a case of extremist terrorism, but what of our long history? that speaks to something else. something terribly wrong wit

we had searing temperatures for the past several days.this weekend started the cooling trend and it continues today. right now as we look at temperatures in the east bay and peninsula, it's 57 with highs today reaching the upper 70s for the inner bay and low 80s for the north bay, south bay and tri-valley and san francisco today. 66. we'll talk about those slightly cooler temperatures in the forecast. let's head over to mike updating us on the south bay crashes. >> right. first we have that fremont drive heading into the south bay. we are watching two crashes here. at the bottom of your screen

. >>> the searing heat tonight. it's on the way. wildfires already burning out of control. hundreds evacuated. >>> a

." >> the on letter from vice president was written i do not know your name but your words are for sear on my soul," saying he things the conisderation will change the world for the boater -- better. >> police are look for witnesses to a fatal crash in albany that hand after 1:00 this morning on westbound i-80 near buchanan street. police say the driver of a black mitsubishi lost control, hit a guardrail and flipped. investigators do not know why the driver last control. he died a short time later at the hospital. >> students on the stanford campus are alert. a map step anied two women sleeping in their dorms. this is a confident man. do you recognize him? he is described as hispanic, 5' 9" tall. he is wearing a gray shirt. on friday morning two female students said they work up with hill standing over them, pulling the covers off as they slept. the second woman chased after him, but he got away. >> right now bart's board is taking public input on a $3.5 billion bond measure and alameda, san francisco and contra costa county will see this on the november ballot. bart says they need the

"i do not know your name but your words are seared on my soul," the vice president pending those words to the anonymous survivor in response to the words she wrote and read out to her attacker in court. the former stanford swimmer, brock turner, who faced 14 years in prison for sexual assault but was sentenced to six months and is expected to serve only half that time behind bars. that sentence stoking the vice president animation's outrage -- and the nation's outrage. "the nation is not satisfied." the judge who handed down the sentence the subject of a , learningacklash about a dozen jurors were dismissed from jury duty wednesday after refusing to serve in his court. jummy: that was eva pilgrim reporting. we have good news for uber users. you can schedule in advance. they are making it possible to plan ahead. the global rollout booking 30 days in advance is now underway. it is for those with a business profile or account. where is the money? it is reportedly on starbucks cards. there is about $1.2 billion loaded on starbucks cards and mobile that is more than some banks have in depos

we end tonight with searing images from orlando.in >>> good morning. breaking overnight, mass casualty shooting. a horrific scene outside a popular gay club in orlando. ♪ >> i don't know where my son is. no one can tell me where my son is. if he's been shot, if he's dead, no one knows. >> we are mourning, we are is at sad. we are heart broken. >> we need to rally around the family ask the friends of those people that were killed today. >> and all the ugliness that happens in the world cannot outshine what's in had our hearts, and that is to love. >> you will not break us. we are better people than this. >> say a prayer for them. say a prayer for their families. let god give them the strength to bear the unbearable. >> there will be continuing coverage of the massacre in orlando tomorrow on "today" and i'll be with you then. there is more on msnbc and on your late local news, as well. we'll bring you tonight's fr originally scheduled edition of "dateline" on assignment soon. thank you for watching and good night. >>> we're back at the top of another hou

her oscar nominated song written for the searing campus rape documentary. ♪ until it happens to you,on't know how i feel ♪ >> reporter: it brought the a list room to its feet. >> i am myself a survivor, a very grateful to the academy for giving us this world stage. ♪ >> reporter: the artist who has gone public about her sexual assault was introduced by vice president joe biden, issuing a call to action. >> let's change the culture. >> reporter: one of the 50 on stage was sophie. she was a first year student when she says she was assaulted. >> i remember feeling disdpusgug and like i didn't want to be in my skin. that's something that so many people often say that they feel like, that feeling, you know, of disgust and not wanting to be within your own body and not wanting to be there. it's something that is so pervasive among people who have experienced this. >> reporter: using her experience as a call to action, she joined forces with other survivors to create the organization, end rape on campus. >> these cases are seldom reported because survivors fear they're not going to be belie

. >>> dangerous weather, out west, fires across five states, as a searing heat wave. 1,400 firefighters sended upon los angeles county with two brush fires that have nearly populated the towns. the so-called san gabriel complex fire, only 10% of those fires have been contained. meanwhile, severe storms pumling the midwest, tornados touched down in parts of illinois, tearing down trees and power lines, which blocked roads and electricity there. one storm chaser even had a close encounter yesterday as he drove straight into a tornado brewing overhead. that's frightening. can you believe that? >> that's not smart, yeah. i mean, they would be the first to admit, they made a huge mistake. you can't see them until you're in them. they're lucky. >> overall, 18 tornados, i saw in the pictures. they weren't over populated areas. about 100 wind reports throughout theory r region. charleston got hit once, about to get hit again. a lot of lightening. later this afternoon, another round of storms. we have the one going through now, then more this afternoon. wind damage is expected. not too many as w

. >> the cavaliers beat the warriors 93-89 in a searing victory, coming back from a 3-1 deficit in those finals. it is a historic win. the last time cleveland won anything was 1964. at the time, 63% of cleveland's current population were not even board. lebron james' mom was not even born yet. nelson mandela was seven months into his prison sentence. the highest salary in the nfl was $50,000. a small group called the jackson brothers was gaining fame. genie: things have certainly changed since then. genie: thank you for watching "france 24." you can always check out our website on france24.com. ago, brits are set to vote on whether or not to leave eu. - hello. i'm john cleese. i think we all know that music, aside from the pure pleasure of it, sometimes has a transcendent power. what is called sacred music seems universally to be a form of prayer, a vehicle for spiritual practice, because music and sound are so clearly connected to our higher selves. so now we're in for a special treat, because the reverend alan jones and native singer joanne shenandoah are going to give us the opportuni

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. >>> sears has lost $8 billion in the past five years and now bloomberg reports that sears will tryhat  money back by putting its kenmore appliances, die-hard batteries and craftsman tools up for bid. analysts are skeptical about that move because they are well- known brands in sears. >>> here is a chance to take a look at the snack pantry. hostess has recalled some. they include syringe, dingdong, chock-a-dile. the recalls were issued after learning of two reactions >> one nugget you might want to get but not eat. mcdonald's will give away 2118 21 18-carrat gold en crusted but only in japan. there is a character that looks a hot like the ham-burglar? remember him? >> yes. >> last week, i posted something about coca-cola, the fast food, things that are not considered in our healthy diet. >> uh-huh. >> they are trying new things, trying to get customers back. >> interesting. >> all right, pam. >> i do see a coke with your name on it. >> they sent it to me. i didn't drink it if you noticed. it's full. >> i did see that. >> several days after a chaotic trump rally in san jose, there

sears is in place. it's got great locations everywhere. people don't utilize it too much anymore, but when you marry it with amazon.com for logistics, it works well. we'll have to see what happens. >> you're making an argument the numbers as skewed as they are aren't everything but of usually, trump can't do it with zero. the hillary clinton $42 million and donald trump $1.3 million. so, you know, you can argue that donald trump is a future and that there -- a lot of that money is wasted but you can't get by that with small amount of money. how do you close the gap? >> you have to remember hillary has done a great job with a political machine and raising money for 12 years. for donald this is new. for the team it's new. i don't know if this is a proper place to assess it nor do i i think you can assess it when you don't know the outization of the money. the outization of money is going mostly to the establishment of political operatives using that money. >> so you're saying she's got 700 employees, a lot is waelsed and doesn't need it. you