police say a lethal dose killed 4-month-old adam segall. >> when we found out that it was in his system, i were in complete shock. >> reporter: police say the baby died in march at carol cardillo's unlicensed home day care after getting an overdose of benadryl. >> we were completely betrayed. we couldn't believe that someone we trusted with the care of our son would do something like that. >> reporter: segall the latest infant to die after being given the drug. in ohio, this mom was charged with involuntary manslaughter after her 3-month-old died in march from a suspected overdose. and just this week, a columbus babysitter pleaded guilty to killing 8-month-old haddix mulkey after giving him benadryl to sleep. >> it should never, ever be used as a sleep aid. this is not a sleep aid. it is not indicated as a sleep aid. >> reporter: the fda does not recommend giving benadryl to children younger than 2 because of the potentially life-threatening risks. even for those older than 2, medical professionals say it needs to be appropriately dosed based on the child's size. >> parents think, well,

segal last served as senior vice president of finance for intuit. spent nearly 17 years at gold man sax. he says he believes twitter has tremendous potential aend can't wait to work with dorsi. s t segal will have a $500,000 salary and a shares of twitter initially popped more than 3% on the news and they are up slightly this morning in early trading back over to you >>> more stocks to watch today, dow chemical agreeing to sell a portion of its business in brazil for $1.1 billion. the move comes as the company seeks regulatory approval for its merger with due pontpontdupt a u.s. court says toshiba must give its database in its bid to buy the chip unit. >>> burberry saw a jump in its revenues same store sales were up 4% doubling analyst expectations. >>> more stocks to watch this morning. shares of health care services getting a bump topping estimates with a 2% jump in revenue, and apple reportedly putting in overtime to fix softs wear bugs affecting its next generation ichlts phone they say the glitches include problems with wireless charging and a

segal ejects harper immediately. bryce not done. heated conversation. talking about their shared love of puppies? very next batter, ryan zimmerman keeping his cool. zim takes us down right. brian goodwin comes in to store. defur so excited, he just totally hits the deck. two-run did you belieouble for . nats go on to win 8-5. this is their first home win since july 9th. there it is. >>> the work is just getting started in richmond for day one of training camp for the redskins. the players reported with a recap of the action today, including some unexpected and unwelcomed news. >> welcome back, everybody. >> reporter: ready for camp, redskins coach jay gruden, ready for the grind. >> i should eat, drink, and sleep football during camp. they should try to soak up as much knowledge as they can from their coordinator and position coach and just continue to get better. >> reporter: they'll start without jordan reed. the pro bowl tight end placed on the physically unable to perform list. he'll have to be clear doctors before he can practice. the continuing st

with me now, the person who talked to these women, cnn senior tech correspondent laurie segal segall.tell us why it's rare to get these women to come forward? >> we've heard about these stories happening behind closed doors for a very long time. remember, this is where the money is, this is where the power is, but these women were brave enough to say, you know, i don't want to hide behind this anymore. i want to talk about it. so i sat down with six women, they all have different stories, fred. and they're sharing these stories in hopes that it will bring about change. take a listen. >> you don't want to tell people you were in a business meeting and somebody shamed you and made you feel less than. who wants to say that? >> it was a moment i felt my leg being grabbed under the table i thought holy moly, this is real. >> we are sitting at a starbucks and he grabs my face and tries to makeout with me. >> i hate to say this, it's the norm. and i hope that we can change that. >> so this is my story in 2001 the environment was a lot different because of the dot com crash. so i was faced wi

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thinking you wanted this character is very repressed and, you know, a little uptight, and actually in the segal little over the top, and the way nicole plays her, she's much more subdued. >> yes, i wanted to make the characters human and relatable even in this extreme situation and i felt in the don see gall film, they're pretty crazy and out there and i wanted the head mistress to still be dignified and be attractive. and even though they're different ages and extreme things do happen in the story but i wanted them to not be crazy. trying to to understand how they might be, you know, to do the things they've done and i just, i pictured nicole kid man i've also loved her as an actress and she has such strength and poise to be this southern lady that i can see she was raised to be throwing balls and now, you know, the party is over, no one is there, it's the war time and she has to be strong and keep these girls surviving on this kind of abandoned plantation and bringses humor in this kind of in a twisted way, which i wanted it to have humor but then still be connected with emotional depth. ♪ >>

or sharpe james newark the manhattan institute colleague fred segal has noted these black mayors created the unbeatable political machine in the name of helping the poor and the poor became even more impoverished. mississippi has long boasted more black elected officials than any other state in the country you continue to have one of the highest black poverty rates in the country. they are up and case studies in places like atlanta in the 1970s and 80s for example were under black mayors the city implements racial preference policies for hiring black city workers and black contractors. well off blacks became better off that average income blacks were left behind and more actually lost ground. that's been the story nationwide in an era of increasing black political clout not to mention mention -- black underclassmen lost in absolute terms and relative -- in the 1970s and 80s and into the 90s 20% of blacks other income decline at more than double the rate of whites. this history i think should tempered expectations for the first black president. without taking away anything from barack oba

so dover is included, we have an eyewitness weather watcher, andy segal i don't think he is up yet becausee hasn't posted but andy if you are watching we would love to see observation next hour to see how you are doing in the dover we have mid to upper 60's in the region. i want to zero in closer to the city. we will take new to north philadelphia. sixty-two from john. he has a couple cloud over his olney area, owe is cool, little bit on the humid side but nothing that oppressive. we will go out to cherry hill, where we have two weather watchers, jenny's one of them. she has more cloud. she had a dew point of around 60. another one here where lynn is reporting more cloud then anything as well. that is what you'll fine throughout the entire day but she's also a fan of the cooler conditions and, you know, i think a lot of us could use that break considering what we had to go through early on this pennsylvania week when it was so hot. let's zoom things way out, take a look at wider picture we have a system getting its act together this will come through as a warm front and low pressure riding

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see anthony nodo who will be here and holding on to both of those positions until late august when segalle. back over to you. >> there's only that report that anthony nodo was going to pandora. that's all that we've heard on that front. >> reporter: i have heard nothing official about nodo going anywhere this latest release from twitter said he'll continue in the c.o.o. role as opposed to having both roles his name has certainly been thrown out, there, but for now it sounds like he's staying at twitter? >> anything that you would add. >> not really. i don't think people looking at twitter saying what really needs to be fixed or improved, it's about financial controls maybe if there's a new way this new c.f.o. would have a better story and relationship with wall street, that could be a better factor but just filling the volwhat people should want having checked off. >> square at an all-time high today. you read anything into that? >> square is doing pretty well look what is happening to visa asame-sex struggling and square how is making it work, but, again, i think that's a fundamental qu

in my manhattan institute colleague fred segal has noted, the black mayors created these unbeatable political machines in the name of helping the poor yet the poor became even more impoverished on their watch. mississippi has long had more black elected officials and yet it has the highest black poverty rates in the country. derby case studies of places like atlanta. in the 1970s and 80s for example wearing the black mayors city limited policies for hiring black city workers and black contractors. what happened? well of blackness places became better off. average income blacks were left behind. in the black poor actually lost ground. and that has been the story nationwide. in an era of increasing black political clout, not to mention affirmative action.the black underclass has lost ground in absolute terms and relative in the white underclass. in the 80s and 90s the poorest 20 percent of blacks saw their incomes decline at more than double the rate than the whites. this history i think should have served to temper expectations for the first black president. without taking anything from barack

by benjamine joined segal. they are up nearly 21% in the last 12 months. obviously, what have you been waiting on? benjamin: m&a as for an companies look to europe for interestingly priced transactions will pay mobile. athink the currency has been major benefit. , europeanency terms stocks are doing well based on the recovery. when you figure in the currency high,ff the post election that adds up to compelling returns for u.s. based in vectors -- investors. vonnie: will we see more of that? i know you have a 50% in five years rule. must be 50% more valuable in five years. are some there interesting opportunities in europe right now and in japan and other international markets. for structural growth companies were we can have a high degree of conviction over the next three to five years. if we are looking for something worth 2% more, we want to make sure that it is going to be around. that's the first thing. companies, you were talking about retail in this transition are-commerce and a lot threatened by the movement online and new business models, motor eng

, chef, is evolution of presence of fox network from else had kitchen kitchen nightmares and we're segal most like a warmer kinder chef ramcy out there. >> angel. >>. >> i don't go as far as saying aivrmingel, sarah, no, not l live. i think for me hell's kitchen is a combat and professional chefs to make miss take its like they do. and there's big prizes quarter million dollars. master chef is amateur and you look at jr. s they're years having kids of my own i'm a good father. it's food, family and fun and it's live. i think the most important thing tonight from san francisco we had a 14-year-old in her cooking live. the majority of mates are on holidays 14 live in a restaurant with parents doesn't get better than that. >> pretty cool to watch. >> you catch the show on fox at 9:00 and wednesdays. >> and seeing you in baltimore. >> a heat wave new athens closed off hot spots. this happens any time the temperature rises above 102. greece is on course for a record of tourism arrivals this year exceeding 28 million visitors. >> all right let's go from hot to cold here. massive khuching of ic

segal as chief financial officer will be effective in late august and will report to jack dorsey.e will soon resume the role of cfo from anthony noto since adam bain left the company. for more reaction to the story, we are joined by dick costolo, former ceo of twitter. for more reaction -- he's now the ceo of chorus, a new company aiming to disrupt fitness. what timing to have you out today. >> literally five minutes before i got out of the cab. totally unplanned. emily: so is he a good choice? >> i am sure he is a high-quality person, in the parlance of the day. i was just riffing on the news story. that was funny to me when i thought of it. [laughter] as i said many times, i have a lot of confidence in the team over there. i'm sure he's a great addition to the team. emily: we know twitter had a strong quarter with growth, but they reported their first quarterly loss. do you expect any change in strategy with the new cfo? >> i couldn't say. but those guys are pretty focused and have been clear about what they are working on. i would expect that to continue as long as they are pro

lori segal did talk to them and some fascinating conversations here.i. >> reporter: good morning. it's a watershed moment for silicon valley. we have heard stories of sexual harassment happening behind closed doors for years but now those stories are finally coming to the surface. six women agreed to speak with us about their personal experiences with sexual harassment in hopes that they can bring about change. take a listen. >> you don't want to tell people you were in a business meeting and somebody shamed you and maybe you feel less than. what wants that? >> it was a moment i felt my leg grabbed under a table and thought, holy moly, this is real. >> we are sitting at a starbucks and he grabs my face and tries it make out with me. i hate so say i think it's the norm and we can change that. in 2001 the environment was a lot different because of the dot com crashed so i was faced with raising more money or letting go of employees. so one time, i had a meeting with a potential vc, one of the more powerful ones out there and he ordered a $5,000 bottle ev

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this was ned segal, a longtime goldman sachs banker taking the reins from another goldman sachs bankernsistently falling since the end of early 2013. >> gemma acton, thank you so much. >>> severe weather breaking out in the midwest. ivn concluding this tornado in the backyard of one iowa farm. >> we're going to get a look at who may be in for more storms today. and a check of your forecast when we return. stay with us, everyone. [music playing] across the country, we walk for those affected by alzheimer's disease. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end it. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? help make that beautiful day happen. join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's, the world's largest fundraiser to fight the disease. register today at alz.org/walk. theto me than my vacation.tant so when i need to book a hotel, i want someone who makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. c'mon, gary! y

jason segal has the latest from dallas. casey, this is a horrible story. >> yes, it really is.he matter is from the beginning authorities warned us that the death toll could rise, because at least 20 of the victims were taken to area hospitals in very, very critical condition. two have died at the hospital. a tech died at the scene. so the death toll is now at ten. by the time that authorities arrived at the walmart parking lot in san antonio where the 18-wheeler full of human cargo was discovered. many witnesses say about 100 people were crammed into the big rig with no water, no air conditioning, as outside temperatures soared above triple digits. most of the victims mexican and guatemalan. and they believe that the truck was headed to houston. of those that were healthy enough fled the scene before law enforcement and immigration arrived. >> checking the video from the store we found that there were a number of vehicles that came in and picked up a lot of the folks that were in that trailer. that survived the trip. we are looking at human trafficking crime here . >> a 64-yea

. >> you have to remember, like, steven segall and medical gibson.bove the la law." you're a 15-year-old kid and you want to emulate them. >> totally on purpose is what i'm hearing about the hair style. what about even, i mean, in the show, you were the cool guy, you were the jock, you know, you were talking about how zach was the preppy guy. >> the character itself, he was supposed to be more like vinnie barbarino, all those things, like he played the drums and wrestled. that was me in real life so they incorporated that into the character. >> obviously those dance moves. you can't fake that. >> either you got rhythm or you don't. but that was not intended. just -- they just sort of incorporated that. so thank goodness my mom put me in a bunch of different stuff when i was a kid and to stay busy and out of trouble. >> of all the different episodes, we're remembering back when jesse spon was hooked on the caffeine pills. >> good ton you, brooke, to remember that. nice. >> these are the things i remember from my youth. >> it was all a blur. they were

snap's evan segal is here too. although we haven't been able to capture him on video.s the thing. there are serious topics tackled in the morning, there are panels. they're closed to the press, but what we have heard from the sources they're about economy, science, the environment. sometimes they'll have big speakers come in and in the past couple of years there's a lot of politics. king abdullah of jordan is speaking and the attendees are going to hear from colombia's president, juan manuel santos and then cia director mike pompeo is speaking. while jared kushner and ivanka trump's appearance is raising some eyebrows it's not uncommon to have attendees with political ties. general mcchrystal was here along with prime minister trudeau and then the secretary of defense, ash carter he spoke here two years ago. in the afternoon some go horse back riding or whitewater rafting and there are a number of private meetings. >> haven't they said they're not there representing the white house, they're paying their own way, they're private citizens. if a big merger gets announced,

mark segal on this health care reform failure.gain for the benefit of the viewers. we're stuck with obamacare no matter what for a couple of years and it is collapsing. if i am a person who is getting obamacare coverage, what happens to me? >> it is getting worse and worse, stuart. first of all, the big picture, 47 counties in the united states by 2018 will have no insurer to choose from. 1200 counties you will have one. that is called a monopoly. the price, premium you have to pay is exorbitant. the subsidy federal government giving a lot. deductibles are higher and higher. here is what that means in the doctor's office. you walk in to see me. i say you need a thyroid scan. i haven't met my deductible, i can't afford to pay for it. that is puts doctor in terrible position he wants somebody to get care he can't get. i look for specialist, no endocrinologist taking obamacare. narrow networks. doctors are bailing out. they are running away from it. hospitals are running away from it. stuart: doesn't this shove everybody into medicai

segal was inspired by "a league of their own."ll-american girls professional baseball league. baseball league during the second worldware. 90-year-old may bell blair and shirley once played for the all-girls league. >> we'll never have any babe ruths in the major league and we don't expect to. we just want a chance to play our own games. >> they traveled with levesque who even throw's a generational gap, they want to play baseball at the same level. >> you've about got to accept that they don't think you can play and go and show them differently on the ball field. >> this month marks 25 years since the release of "a league of their own," and despite being one of the most successful baseball movies in history, tournament officials say little has been done to create ave avenue for girls wanting to play at that level. >> jericka, thank you very much for that. ap z2e2bz z1a2z y2e2by y1a2y fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever.

leon sigal, i believe, not segal. sigal. serving as the director of the north korea asia service project at the research counsel in new york. he is an author and has taught at columbia and princeton university. thank you for being with us today. mr. klingren, if you would begin. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member markey. it's truly an honor to be asked to appear before you on such an important issue to our national security. the immense of pyongyang's crossing of the threshold has triggered greater advocacy by some to prevent north korea from obtaining its objective. preemptive attacks on test flights that clearly do not pose a security risk could trigger an all-out war with traggics consequences. while the u.s. should be stead fast, it should save a preemptive strike for imminent north korean attack. others push for a return in negotiations, but we have been down that path many times before and all were unsuccessful. north korea pledged in several international agreements to never develop nuclear weapons, and once c

ellen segal chairperson founder of cancer research and chuck davis president and ceo of the association works accessible medicine for health policy editor kim dixon will be leaving the discussion. >> hi thank you very much for coming. we have had a few discussions with touched on some of the challenges we have faced on drug costs. i know dr. gottlieb talked about some of the things are going on the regulatory side and people in the green room seem to think that's a step in the right direction but there are different opinions on what else congress can do. he talks about increasing competition, drug approvals getting rid of some of the regular tory hurdles. what more can be done? who wants to start? >> more observations and thank you to you and the hill for having a great morning. i have to remark i've been in d.c. for many many years and i think commissioner gottlieb is really up to a significant start in his role. we have heard some very encouraging things from him with respect to competition. he mentioned this morning what may seem like a small thing to lay people which is getting samp

you'll give evan segal a whole new fleet of tools and for us you have a big secular tailwind coming thiss the obvious overhang it won't end today and a lot of stock is coming and the tailwind is there. >> aaron, you're our bear. what do you make of what sean is saying, and why are you bearish right now? >> yeah. we have the share overhang which it continue to be a near-term impact besides that, if you look at the fundamentals, clearly the growth is strong today. however, the snap has a relationship that they can age up which means they do well among the 12-year-old to 30-year-old group. beyond that they haven't shown that they can add a lot of users in a significant way to get to like a facebook which which think they need to start to do for the stock to move meaningfully higher. ad tech platforms, don't think we're hearing the pricing is actually coming down on the platform so that remains a near-term miss on the estimates and estimates could continue to get cut in the near term here. >> and we'll get earnings next week and the user growth has been a disappointment in the last quarter i

mark segal, we dragged him back so he can offer comment on this. he will be joining news a second.sure treatment works and i will ask him about that but it's in the new bill. we will be back. >> good stuff. stuart: it's getting excited sports fans, dow is high today because in part health care reform. extra $70 billion on top of 112 billion going to keep premiums down. >> 5% of americans use 50% to have health care, so when you add preexisting conditions, stuart, to the individual market and you try to charge everyone the same premium the way obamacare did, premiums soar up so you have to get noun bring them down, this will help allot. stuart: senator cruz's consumer amendment is in. that gives more choice to consumers. >> love this. this will help with conservatives and gives the bill some chance, you know why, because you're a young person you don't have to buy the overbloated obamacare-type policy that covers everything and the kitchen sink. you have a chance to buy scaled down policy. the insurance company still has to offer the other policy to anyone with a preexisting conditi