i'd probably say he's in the a skype kind of guy.t just probably say he's in the a skype kind of guy. thatjust came to my mind. let me get into a couple of the other issues as well, which is some of the quotes that have been there, mrtrump some of the quotes that have been there, mr trump has given a number of interviews in the past 48 hours. kimjong un, he says he of interviews in the past 48 hours. kim jong un, he says he would of interviews in the past 48 hours. kimjong un, he says he would meet with him if the timing was right. he talked about breaking up wall street banks, a gas tax, that he would be ready to move on. it a lot of people are wondering, are these concrete changes in white house policy or should they be taken more with a grain of salt? when you talk to members of congress, in donald trump's own party about these policies coming out and whether donald trump means them or not, they don't know. i don't think anyone really knows what's going to be pursued and what's not. that actually makes it hard for the rest of dona

via skype, we have our technical problems worked out. thank you for being with us, sir. your website says since coming to congress, you've held more town halls than any over member. you have coffee with cramer events this week at shops, arguably smaller than what we just saw. i wonder what reaction you're getting, particularly as it comes to health care when you talk to constituents. >> sure. thanks for the opportunity and thanks for your patience with our technological difficulties. my town halls tend not to be so big because people have regular access. i think that's helped me have a more intimate relationship with my constituents. there was plenty of passion yesterday. based on what i saw, similar breakdown in terms of people that support the american health care act, those that like obamacare. but their concerns are what we've always heard. they want pre-existing conditions to be covered.

ahora tenemos vÍa skype. javier: ahora todo el mundo te conoce, tus compaÑeros, tus amigos.tÁs con tremenda personalidad. carolina: nos gustarÍa que nos mandaron mensaje parecido al que mandaste en el video ese dÍa, cÁntanos un poco. >> eran tiempos en que mandÁbamos nosotros. no luchÁbamos por intereses, no nos guiaba la vanidad ni el odio, nos guiaban los anhelos de justicia y libertad. estamos pasando por una gran falta de ciudadanÍa, patriotismo. necesitamos escuchar, abrir nuestros corazones para poder vivir en un paÍs donde tengamos el orgullo de decir soy mexicano. javier: eso, muy bien! carolina: quiÉn se le ocurriÓ dar este mensaje? >> digo lo que estamos viviendo en mi comunidad, es lo que vivo dÍa a día, por eso cuando me dijeron que si querÍa hablar, dije que querÍa hablar sobre la corrupciÓn porque es lo que pasa en mi comunidad, en el estado. javier: se queremos agradecer ese contacto vÍa skype. en unos aÑos mÁs tenemos en el congreso. quÉ te pareciÓ? carolina: me encanta todo, es un niÑo muy valiente. un orgullo mexicano. javier: nosotros seguimos esperando su

joining me by skype from tehran to discuss this is journalist reza sayah. reza, president rouhani won decisively, and this is especially interesting because his biggest challenger was a very conservative candidate. why did he win this way? >> yeah, i think for the voters who came to the polls yesterday, this election presented two very different candidates. on one hand you had hassan rouhani, the moderate reformist. he, of course, is the president who in 2015 signed the historic nuclear deal. his approach, his sales was just let's continue down this path. we're on the right path, and even though the economy hasn't improved, we're on the right course. and then you had his leading challenger, ibrahim raisi, the hard-line conservative. he essentially accused mr. rouhani as failing to dliver on the promise of benefits of the nuclear agreement, of being part of the financial elite, the welwealthy elite, ignoring the poor. and his message was iran needs to look back within its own resources, its natural resources, its human resources, its islamic revolutionary va

vÍa skype nos comunicamos con Él. cuÉntanos. cÓmo te cambio la vida?do. yo le dije que sÍ. resulta ser que la seÑora es mÚsica, directora del coro. me dijo que tenÍa que estudiar. que tenÍa que hacer algo con mi voz. efectivamente, ella me tomÓ bajo sus alas. me apoyÓ en todo momento. da la casualidad que pude auxiliar -- audicionar en el programa de mÚsica que ellos tienen. mÉgane una beca -- me gane una beca. javier: nos encantarÍa que cantarÁs un poco. eres uno de los pocos hombres que tiene esa voz que esta en el medio de hombre y mujer. nos puedes cantar. edgar: sÍ. esta canciÓn va dedicada a todas las madres. de un compositor cubano. dice asÍ. ♪ te quiero ♪ te quiero por tus ojos divinos ♪ ♪ te quiero porque sÉ que me adoras ♪ ♪ en mis dÍas de ausencia, triste y soledad ♪ javier: muy bien. un aplauso fuerte. [aplausos] muchas gracias. felicitaciones! carolina: felicidades! javier: lo hace muy bien. fÍjate. te puede cambiar la vida en cosa de minutos. esta estabilidad en las redes. escuchar lo que dijo un entrenador de soccer a sus alumnos. [habla

la tenemos vÍa skype para que nos cuente el secreto. gracias por estar con nosotros.chÉ bien. javier: cÓmo se le ocurrio comenzar una carrera y terminar a los 80 aÑos? marÍa: no fue una casualidad. tenÍa mi proyecto de vida desde la infancia. afortunadamente, el cariÑo de mis padres me fue orientando. poco a poco, fui descubriendo las necesidades que tenÍa desde un principio. primero, fui enfermera. trabaje desde los dieciocho aÑos en instituciones importantes. de ahÍ, fui descubriendo necesidades que existen en la sociedad. carolina: quÉ mensaje le manda un joven que no se estÉ viendo y quÉ piense que no hay oportunidades de estudiar? marÍa: las oportunidades de la da la vida dÍa a dia. es importante quÉ descubras cuando se presenta la oportunidad. no trae un letrero. tiene que ser inteligente para darte cuenta lo que estÁ ofreciendo la vida. javier: le queremos agradecer. quÉ alegrÍa poder ver estas imÁgenes. muchas gracias por compartir con nosotros. un gran saludo para usted. marÍa: muchas gracias. carolina: felicidades! en redes sociales la gente estÁ reaccionand

nos conectamos rÁpidamente conjonathan envÍa skype desde minnesota.rafÍas por toda la frontera? jonatÁn: sucediÓ por medio de mensajes de texto, muchas de las conversaciones hablan de la estructura, pero la frontera para nosotros es nuestro hogar, nosotros pensamos en nuestra familia comen otros amigos come la cultura mexicana que todos compartimos cuando estamos creciendo. dijimos vamos a tratar de hacer algo que pueda mostrar las historias verdaderas, la vida real de todo lo que sucede la frontera. javier: tenemos algunas fotografÍas, quÉ piensas al momento de sacarlas, quÉ es lo que tratas de demostrarle al mundo con ese trabajo tan espectacular que estÁs haciendo con tu hermano? jonathan: muchas gracias. encontramos proyectos muy buenos, servicio la comunidades, la vida sigue por medio de la conversaciÓn polÍtica veces nos escucha. carolina: una de las fotos que mÁs me gustÓ es una cantera de zapatos que los inmigrantes dejan en su recorrido para correr, creo que son zapatos que cuentan historia muy bonita. jonathan, te agradecemos. javier: gracia

pasamos con robert vÍa skype. quÉ es lo Último que ha sabido de tu pareja? robert: todavÍa no.aÑana. no he escuchado de ella todavÍa. javier: cÓmo te preparas ante la eventualidad de que puedan deportar a tu novia? robert: bueno, no estaba listo. estaba preocupado. no sÉ que estÁ pasando ahora. no he escuchado de ella. carolina: cuÁl serÍa tu estrategia si la deportan? robert: bueno, voy a tener que ir a el salvador para ver si la puedo ayudar. es un peligro para ella y para mÍ. es bien peligroso para los dos. javier: cÓmo se da esta detenciÓn de tu novia? cÓmo conociste la informacion? robert: cÓmo supe? cuando la llevÉ para su cita, ella me llamo y me dijo. cuando iba por georgia me llamaron las amigas. me llamaron diciendo lo que estaba pasando. carolina: perfecto. te agradecemos por esa conexiÓn en este momento tan difÍcil para ti y tu familia. recordemos que ella lo ha dicho en varias ocasiones. si ella se devuelve a el salvador su vida podrÍa estar en peligro. toda la maÑana ha circulado en redes sociales una peticiÓn que le pedÍan a la gente que le marcarÁ para que la ch

for more on this developing story, i am joined by skype by reuters reporter eric auchard, who's in berlin. thanks for joining us. first of all, what were documents that were revealed on the internet yesterday? >> well, there's a whole trove of what purport to be the e-mails of various campaign members of macron's campaign. there's questions about whether all of them are the real thing or whether there have been some fake e-mails added in to kind of embarrass the campaign. it appears to be e-mails from at least four members of the macron campaign, senior advisers, speech writers, et cetera. >> sreenivasan: put this in perspective. in the last couple days, the candidates aren't allowed to campaign. >> the documents were dropped just hours before all the campaigns, the media are restricted from saying anything for 24 hours before the election begins. >> sreenivasan: is there likely to be an impact? what do the polls say? there are lots of undecided voters who could have been influenced by this information. >> the problem is this is a run-off. the two candidates that are in the run-off attrac

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>> not skype, we facetime. it's hard because i have pretty bad a.d.d.brain -- i start like wanting to clean something or do something. >> david: yeah, yeah. >> so our relationship works best when i'm really looking at him. >> david: you have to focus. >> i need to focus, yeah. >> david: so this is working. >> i'm staring at you. >> david: yeah, yeah. this is the most you've not drifted off since i met you. [ laughter ] and you and cocoa still around? your lovely daughter who is like -- i haven't even her, last time i saw her she was huge. >> coco's almost 13. [ laughter ] >> david: well, i knew she was 12 last time, she was taller than me. [ laughter ] i'm like, where's coco? what? so she's here and you guys just roll around together rnlt we went on vacation in the bahamas for spring break, we had the best time. a girls trip, it was fantastic. we've never done that before. we were sitting on these lounge chairs looking out over the most beautiful clear water i've seen. the sand was pink. it was just the most picturesque thing. and i saw these two beauti

. -- es skype. cÓmo estÁn? voy a partir con usted. por quÉ cierran el circo?es un espectÁculo de mas de 147 aÑos. mÁs antiguo que muchas compaÑÍas que hay en este paÍs. carolina: quÉ va a pasar con familias como la suya? >> lo que es muy importante que la gente sepa, cierra una empresa, pero la vida en el mundo del circo continÚa. es como que cierre una cadena de televisiÓn, hay muchas cadenas de televisiÓn alrededor del mundo. por supuesto, que esto es una historia. es algo que ha afectado, pero el circo va a continuar. entras en el mundo existen niÑos, el circo serÁ eterno. nosotros seremos eternos. javier: perfecto. le voy a preguntar a la chica. entraste a este mundo a los 7 aÑos. la pregunta es, sentiste quÉ nacer dentro de un circo que obligÓ ser parte de este mundo? >> fue una lecciÓn propia. es mi vida. es una pasiÓn. salir fuera del circo por un aÑo, volvÍ porque no me gustÓ. extraÑaba mucho el circo. javier: quÉ interesante. yo tuve la oportunidad de ir a ver uno de estos espectÁculos. creo que es uno de los mÁs lindos del mundo. cuando todavÍa tenia

carolina: nos acompaÑa amigo vÍa skype.te. en realidad, no sÓlo es estÉtico por la belleza, si no es fortaleza. estamos luchando. querÍa resaltar eso. querÍa amplificar la voz. javier: cÓmo crees quÉ tu arte estÁ mostrando al mundo lo que estÁs contribuyendo? claudia: me gustarÍa cultivar eso de no quedarnos callados. ojalÁ pudiera haber mas protestas -- propuestas como estas. que la gente pueda hacer esto en ciudades. por ejemplo, en texas somos 40% de lo que estamos aquÍ somos latinos. me gustarÍa cultivar eso. que no hay miedo. que no nos quedemos callados. especialmente, ahora, que nos estÁn atacando a nosotros por las apariencias con el proyecto de ley de las ciudades santuario. carolina: tÚ eres madre inmigrante. cÓmo fue estar frente a este mural? claudia: no soy madre. [risas] carolina: eso dice la productora. claudia: todavÍa no. javier: ya vas a serlo. cÓmo es importante el mensaje? claudia: es importante porque la mujer que pinte en el retratÓ es una amiga. la conozco desde 2008. ya tengo casi 10 conociÉndola. he

Él estÁ junto a los otros vÍa skype. gracias por estar.o te diste cuenta que la vida te cambiÓ en 2 3? hola, buenas tardes javier y carolina. mis hermanas estaban en la escuela y salÍ de mi casa y ahí estaba mi papÁ esposado con mi mamÁ. carolina: cÓmo cambian ahora tus planes? recientemente te grabaste de la preparatoria, cÓmo cambia tu vida? >> de hecho estaba estudiando, terminÉ mi semestre y ahorita lo que es importante es sacar a mis hermanos adelante. yo voy a hacer lo posible para que ellos estudien ycuando sea mi tiempo de estudiar, ese va a ser mi tiempo. si todo sale bien y mis papÁs salen pronto, voy a seguir oportunidad de hacer el semestre pero si no, mi hermano va a seguir. va a seguir y se va a graduar de una buena escuela y vamos a seguir adelante. javier: tienes algÚn tipo de informaciÓn a tus padres en este momento? >?hemos estado en contacto con ellos y nuestro abogado ya ha hablado con ello ahorita vamos a pelear con todo lo que tenemos con muchas ganas. ahorita, como los estamos contactando con ustedes y con mucha gent

nos comentamos vÍa skype con una investigadora de human rights, para que nos hable mÁs de esta investigaciÓntro informe revela que hay fallas sistÉmicas y demoras irracionales en la atenciÓn y personal mÉdico,dentro de los centros de detenciÓn de inmigrantes. esto expondrÍa a una cantidad sin precedentes de personas con condiciones peligrosas. por supuesto, la intensificaciÓn de los planes de deportaciÓn y detenciÓn del presidente donald trump. javier: existe, ademÁs del que ustedes han investigado, datos concretos de este miedo que tienen? investigadora: sÍ, nuestra investigaciÓn fue por expertos mÉdicos independientes. analizaron registros mÉdicos. tambiÉn analizaron registros de investigaciones por el servicio de inmigraciÓn. nuestros expertos encontraron sobre 18 muertes ocurridas en situaciÓn de detención entre el 2012 y el 2015. siete de estas muertes tenÍan pruebas de atenciÓn mÉdica insuficiente. es lo cual contribuyÓ a las muertes. carolina: hablando del caso de raÚl ernesto morales, un hombre que tenÍa cÁrcel cuando fue detenido. habÍa sido diagnosticado ya. dice el reporte que en

el novio se llama robert paulino, estÁ con nosotros vÍa skype para contarnos historia de cÓmo pretendeque vamos a vivir juntos. pero con todo lo que pasÓ ahora, me empujÓ a que tengo que hacerlo ahora antes de que la deporten, pero siempre estaban los planes de casarnos. javier: para poder contextualizar el caso, tÚ tienes una novia, esta novia aparentemente estÁ bajo la mira de inmigraciÓn, piensas, decides que te quieres casar. quÉ sabes tÚ si es que no la van a deportar? robert: no estoy tan seguro. carolina: es una pregunta que a cualquier novio le darÍa mucha emociÓn decir, quÉ pasarÍa si tu novia es deportada, no puedes casarte con ella, te irÍas a mÉxico o el salvador? robert: no lo sÉ, es muy peligroso. correrÍapeligro mi vida, la de ella tambiÉn. javier: te estÁn ayudando algÚn abogado o mate estÁs guiando por algÚn abogado? robert: sÍ, un abogado me estÁ ayudando, inclusive tambiÉn a ella. javier: perfecto, te deseamos muchÍsima suerte. Éxito en esta idea de poder torcer el destino. carolina: que vive el amor que lo puede todo. un brote de botulismo surgen california . ♪ ♪ ja

y nos conectamos con ella por skype. ¿has podido hablar con ellos cara cara?, sÓlo preguntarles que desearÍan tomar. y con el senador tambiÉn sessions. sÓlo lo llevÉ hilos ante su mesa y le dije que disfrute su almuerzo. -- y lo sentÉ en su mesa. carolina: ¿quÉ le dirÍas a estos senadores y los tuvieras frente a ti? ana: bueno, que los latinos que estamos o no estamos protegidos venimos a trabajar este paÍs, nada mÁs. a sacar adelante a nuestras familias. y que nos permitan quedarnos aquÍ de una manera, con un permiso de trabajo, que nos permitan estar acÁ. sin miedo a tener ese, de sara portado. javier: nos imaginamos que serÁ un sueÑo trabajar en el senado, ¿no? ana: claro, porque,, el mismo sueÑo tenemos miedo. desde momento que el presidente trump entrÓ. no sabÍamos porque toda la protecciÓ que tenemosn,este tambiÉn, me siento segura porque si ellos llegaran a hacer algo serÍa controversial. carolina: te agradecemos, ana. es una activista tambiÉn, para ayudar a que los trabajadores consigan seguro. sostiene su casa porque su esposo tiene lamentablemente un

. ♪ yarel: feliz de conectarnos ahora con una compaÑera y amiga de miami que nos acompaÑa vÍa skype,e de la "ediciÓn digital". te felicito, me encanta. yarel: me da mucho gusto saludarte, platÍcanos desde maiteonthego. maite: ford regalo que me di y quise acompaÑarlo con las personas que me han acompaÑado. le he encontrado el gusto a viajar y conocer nuevos lugares. dije, por quÉ no hacer lo que estÁn haciendo muchos jÓvenes, documentar todo a travÉs de las redes sociales y a travÉs de un blog me puse a hacer este proyecto. comparto mis experiencias de viaje, les doy recomendaciones. la idea es inspirar a otras personas, que se les quite el miedo de conocer algo diferente. se preocupa del dinero, ayudar con algunos tips para que puedan ahorrar, viajar, conocer y disfrutar esta experiencia, viajar por el mundo. yarel: cuÁles son los retos que has enfrentado a lanzar este blog? maite: yo me graduÉ hace 10 aÑos y tuve una clase relacionada, pero es muy diferente a lo que se puede hacer hoy en dÍa. tuve que empezar a ver vÍdeos en youtube para ver cÓmo hacer una pÁgina, cÓmo hacerla, com

let's go to our skype guest. goodman, explain to our listeners what the national debt is?'s the amount we have borrowed for many, many years and there's a debt ceiling which is currently about $20 trillion but has to be raids rayed by congress or we can't borrow hormoney to pay for the spending in the past basically. so back in 2015, there was a a deal between president obama and john boehner the head of the house, who said, we will raise $20 trillion, and put up with they have to raise it back in 2017 after the election we will deal with it then. then has arrived. so march 15, we really hit the national debt ceiling and we haven't raised since then. we have to raise it sometime or the government won't be able to pay its bills. the only way the government can pay its bills is by borrowing more money, because we have a deficit, we're spending more than we're taking in. >> armstrong: stephen, where are we borrowing that money? >> guest: from all around the world. russian banks, brazilian banks, all over the world. >> armstrong: at what cost to us? >> guest: well, it varies.

greene had sole access to a third skype account. in june 2014, greene told her supervisor she was making a trip to germany to visit family. instead, she flew to istanbul, travels south to turkey, crossed the syrian border with the help of the terrorist and disappeared. there in isis controlled syria, government prosecutors say she met up with the isis terrorist and not only married him but told him she was employed by the fbi and they had an open investigation into his activities. the professor says any tale involving terrorism simply could not involve the greene he knew. if i told you that she got wrapped up in a terrorist investigation where she's the target, i would assume you would find that hard to believe. >> i would be dumfounded by that. it would be lard to believe. i don't think there's anything in her background that would suggest to me or any of the people she worked with here proclivities in that direction. yes, i would be surprised. >> reporter: shortly after arriving in syria, she had a change of heart and within weeks

what about skype? skype works perfectly well. >> it's true.hat do you think about all of this? >> i agree with denene. clearly president obama is being very hypocritical. you know, one of the things climate change proponents want us to do less of is reduce our carbon footprint by using less fossil fuels. but when you fly in these private jets, you're blowing out the ozone and traveling in this gas guzzling suv. it's problematic. david: does it catch you in any way? rhetorically we're talking about it here but the mainstream media is not going to talk about this. >> no. the mainstream media is not going to focus on the fact that there are thousands of americans being harmed by high energy prices as a result of former president obama's failed energy policy. the number of coal miners that are out of work, there's a lot of harm going on economically in hard-working american households because of former president obama's policies. and president trump ran on rolling back these initiatives, these regulations. folks are looking forward to him doing so

think with facetime and skeptic cannot be an issue, but when deployed they do not -- facetime and skype, it would not be an issue, but when they are deployed they do not always have wi-fi. >> the rain is out and it will stick around through the overnight hours. right in the middle of the district. dupont, logan. all of this lifting toward the north. not fast, but it is lifting toward the north with more on the way. let's take a trip out to the west. if you are wat we have to get through all of this. a will see a little bit of low in the action followed by another round of what weather tonight. a lowit will come in handy for the day tomorrow especially if you plan on going to the nats game. we may see a few thunderstorms by the time the game comes to an end. better chances for those storms during the evening and rush-hour commute. way,we get that out of the look at better conditions for the day on friday. this is what it looks look on our futurecast. heavier rain overnight. most of the heavy stuff north and east of us. likely to see showers around the capital beltway. we finally begin to

de origen guatemalteco que ayudÓ a los niÑos con primeros auxilios y nos acompaÑa ahora a travÉs de skypeÍa mucha lluvia. el tornado acababa de pasar por esa Área. las lluvias eran torrenciales cuando nos encontramos con el vehÍculo que estaba volcado en el agua. estaba boca abajo en un rÍo que se formÓ de agua. yo, en el momento en que vi esa situaciÓn, no lo pensÉ, mi amigo manejaba y le dije: para.- y yo brinquÉ del carro y sin pensar ni medir ninguna consecuencia. la verdad es que era muy necesaria la colaboraciÓn. javier: jaime, si nos puedes platicar un poco, porque despuÉs ivo un reencuentro con la niÑa y la gente que ayudaste, cÓmo fue ese momento? jaime: eso fue en el dÍa de ayer, la verdad es que nunca me imaginÉ que esto fuera ponerse como se ha puesto. gente que me ha llamado, entrevistas para televisiÓn nacional, la verdad es que me sorprendiÓ. yo hice lo que mi corazÓn me dictó. el dÍa de ayer, cuando veo la nota en el telÉfono y me entero de que estaba el vÍdeo del accidente que se vio, yo trato la manera de comunicarme con el periodista que hizo esa publicaciÓn. y, en el m

they thought they would be talking via skype. spent six months in south carolina for army basic training. >> so sweet. >> they are probably still hugging. >>> all the wine in cheese you can handle in center city for a good cause. the boys and girls club held its annual wine and cheese fundraiser. >>> john, talking eagles? >> of course, always, right? we're going the hear from malcolm jenkins on the signing of legarrette blount. the phillies lose several games in their game in pittsburgh. injuries and a rare win. that is next. >>> i'm john clark, the phillys are now 8-1 in the games that heldicson pitches. let's take a look at fans getting to play super mario brothers in the outfield. daniel nava leaves with a tight hamstring. hellickson is hurting. and next pitch he rips an rbi double but he leaves the game with a tight lower back. rupp erupts in the ninth. phillies win 7-2. >>> the eagles have added a lot of veterans like legarrette blount this week. jenkins really likes the moves. >> i think we feel a lot better where we are mo

her skype into an estimator chris turner. i'm sitting next to him than why are you here he said, i can't get out of my mind seeing a buddy of mine field. opinion -- they took some photos. i was thinking, but i wonder what that's like in his mind. >> codebook tv.org for more on this weekend's schedule. >> hip hip hooray. hip-hip hooray point >> this year's naval academy graduation ceremony. for that the reform is mike pence. his remarks about 25 minutes. until the official party and just have a chance to depart. ♪ [applause] >> [applause] >> and richardson, general walsh, all the members of the faculty, the prograde of midshipmen, all the family and friends that came near and far to join in this special moment and congratulations to the newest officers in the united states navy and marine corps, the naval academy class of 2017. it is an honor to be with you all. [applause] today, it is my great privilege to bring you congratulations. also, to argue the congratulations of your commander-in-chief. the 45th president of the unite

. >> we did request a skype interview with gayle but she refused saying she's on vacation. >> i don'tame her. >>> well, it's official. 2-year-old mila is a viral video star. her latest video has just over 1 million views. >> well, it happened. >> when you sit next to people who just want to talk and talk and talk. >> and you want to be polite. you don't want to just be rude and tell them -- >> i'm trying to relax. >> i wish i could say this. the way that mila does and still be so cute. but if i say it, i'm going to be rude. so i'll let her fi. >> i didn't know. i'm 2. >> hello? give some crackers and juice and leave her alone. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? toilet trained. >> you know it's bad when a 2-year-old is annoyed by you. >> how to get the lady to stop talking to me. >> that's the million dollar question. all of us are still trying to figure it out. >> take your finger and >> you want to talk? she got something for you. >> then miracle happened. poop diaper. >> that's a good way to make adults zip it up. .> you should try that next >> no one talk to me after that.

the students thought they would only be talking to alice via skype but appeared in person to surprisetepbrother douglas and the entire class. murphy just returned from bake training in south carolina. >> love those stories. >>> first official heat wave of the season, and that heat wave broken by a cold front coming down through the area right now, bring showers and thunderstorms. the heaviest moved into delaware bay. it's moved past dover. dover still has a little bit more rain to go, but if this holds together, hits cape may around 7:00. wildwood, shortly after that, but it's going over cold water now, and what happens very often is that these things do weaken. you can see the hail track, and the blue indicating a half inch to one inch diameter hail as it goes into the delaware bay as well. and you can see the -- the track of that, and we can do that as we go through the severe weather season around here, in the coming weeks. this other shower is just going off the southern tip of long beach island ending the rain in beach haven. 90 degrees in philadelphia now. 91 at the atlantic cit

jess joins us villa skype. i'm glad yrz all on there.asked the health and human services secretary, tom price, earlier this year, how he would fix the opioid epidemic, he assured you, he said that this would be a high priority. do you think it's a high priority? does this bill worry you? >> so from what i've seen so far, today, the pre-existing condition of drug and alcohol treatment, recent treatment, it's going to raise the prize on a lot of individuals that already don't have treatment or don't have insurance, as it is. so, you're going to run into a lot of roadblocks. so that's concerning to you? >> very concerning. >> so what do you say to the folks who voted for it? >> it's kind of a cache-22. if you look at where it came from obamacare, the premiums were raising as it was. and people suffering from substance abuse disorder don't have a lot of money, you know, coming into this. so $15,000 is a lot of money to someone suffering. so in order to pay that deductible or to pay that out of network premium, it's just too much money. >> $1

green had sole access to a thud skype aaccount. and in june 2014, green told her supervisor she was making a trip to germany to visit family. instead she flew through to toronto to istanbul, crossed the syrian bordwer the help of the terrorist and disappeared. there in isis controlled syria reports say dan yal green met up with the terrorist and not only married him but told him she was employed with the fbi and the fbi had an investigation into her activities. professor allen says any it tale of terrorism simply couldn't involve the danielle he knew. >> i would be dumbfounded by that. i don't think there's anything in her background that would suggest to me or any people working with her here, proclivities in that direction. so, yes i would be surprised. >> reporter: so shortly she had a change of heart sending e-mails. the following day she wrote i'm gone and i can't come back. i'm in syria. i'm in a very harsh inenvironment, and i don't know how long i will last here but it doesn't matter. she went on i will probably go to priso

brent: we are joined now via skype by terrorism and security analyst david and liverpool. -- in liverpoolat "the new york times" posted pictures on its website that it says shows remains of the backpack bomb was in. what more can you tell us about that? reporter: i've had a look at it. quite a sophisticated advice, when you do need expert knowledge. i am no technical expert. this isn't my area of true expertise, but you look at that and you put it with all the other information, you can see abedi was not acting alone, has been working with other people, and this is why the u.k. is a critical because there's a fear that the individual who may have put this device together is still at large, could put a similar device together, and could get someone else to use it. we can see the devastating effects of it on monday evening. quite surprised this is being released. i'm sure there will be a nation of how "the new york times" got a hold of it. brent: we've had a lot of developments in this story. the main suspect's brother and father, they've been detained. is that unusual that we are looking a

. >> patrica and andrew have a meeting in their outdoor office -- via skype.cy also c calls herself a digital nomad, and does frequeut busisiness with andrew and patricic. >> the upsides of working with people virtuallyly ithat i it openens up the entire world.d.i haveve meetings s througho the day, whether its bali, canada, australia, the whole world is available and that's pretty amazing. >> the hubud buiding i is made cocompletely out of f bamboo.s founder, steve munroe, is a candian who previously worked for a un landmine clearance operation in cambodia. he started the company about five years ago, and is planning to relocate soon -- to bigger and better premises, to accommodate the growing numbers coming here. >> more and more people are being g pushed out of long-tem relationshipips with theheir employers. it gives people the flexibility to be able to do that, andnd they're really surrounded by a super dynamic, exciting, excited community of people trying neww things. >> patrica and andrew are e offo to another unconventional woworkplace -- t the jungle.

amazon, now that it's deciding to compete in the virtual calling field, dominate d by microsoft skypefacebook messenger. amazon is making moves right now free alexa calling and messaging rolled out to existing he cecho echo dot devices in the u.s. as well as the alexa app for android. this is another move to drop people further into amazon's ecosystem with a new screen users will be able to do things like youtube, see security cameras and probably feel more comfortable ordering stuff on amazon.com through the echo. yesterday microsoft announced its own competitor in the smart spe speaker virtual home assistant. there's google's home which has been gaining market share since it was relessed last year. amazon, though, has had a big head start, the first echo. this is its fourth iteration. the first came out in 2014. it controls 70% of this market. guys? >> a follow up in a minute, deirdre. first to ylam mui. >> reporter: credit market activity, now these were investments made through cvr energy where he is a majority opener. the senators are saying that he potentially recommended person

they thought they would be talking to her on skype. room erupted into cheers when alice walked in. she spent the last six months in south carolina for army basic training. >>> errman medway may not look like your average college graduate. nonetheless, the 93-year-old was by far the most popular at villanova university yesterday. medway's journey to a college degree began decades ago during world war ii. the war, then work, kept him from getting that degree, until now. and as nbc 10's drew smith shows us, his education isn't over yet. >> mixed in with a sea of young faces, errman medway put on a cap and gown. he's earned this moment after studying at villanova for nearly a quarter century. >> longer than the majority for many of our graduates have been alive. >> reporter: this isn't his first award. >> is this the bronze star. >> reporter: his valor in world war ii is well documented. >> we were always moving forward. germans never gave up territory without a fight. >> reporter: as medway got older, he didn't slow down. >> besides sitti

pupils at this school can share cultural links via skype.urite food is. this is notjust for the children, but it is for them to access more information to develop more creative thinking. i like school, because when i go there, i can express myself and i learn many things. when i finish, i want to become a lawyer. this is freetown's version of the promotional film that propelled hull's place as the city of culture for this year. freetown now wants the world to know it is open for business. it's one of rock music's most—celebrated partnerships. during the 1970s david bowie and the spiders from mars changed the face of music. while the london—born david bowie was an art—school graduate, the spiders from mars had a very different musical apprenticeship. they honed their skills on the club—pub circuit from hull, playing as the rats. sadly, only one of them is left, woody woodmansey. we went on a trip down memory lane with him. # there's a starman, waiting in the sky. # he'd like to come and meet us... 1972, and david bowie introduced britain's mu

pupils at schools can share cultural links via skype.ood is. this is notjust for the children, but it is for them to access more information to develop more creative thinking. to access more information to develop more creative thinkinglj like school, because when i go there, ican like school, because when i go there, i can express myself and i like many books. when i finish, i wa nt to like many books. when i finish, i want to become a lawyer. this is freetown's version of the promotionalfilm that freetown's version of the promotional film that propelled hull's place as the city of culture for this year. freetown now wants the world to know it is open for business. it's one of rock music's most celebrated partnerships, during the 19705, celebrated partnerships, during the 1970s, david bowie and the spiders from mars changed the face of music. the spiders from mars had a very different musical apprenticeship. they honed their skills on the club pub circuit from hull, playing as the rats. sadly, only one of them is left, woody woodmansey.

her skype into an estimator chris turner. i'm sitting next to him than why are you here he said, i can't get out of my mind seeing a buddy of mine field. opinion -- they took some photos. i was thinking, but i wonder what that's like in his mind. >> codebook tv.org for more on this weekend's schedule. >> hip hip hooray. hip-hip hooray point >> this year's naval academy graduation ceremony. for that the reform is mike pence. his remarks about 25 minutes. until the official party and just have a chance to depart. ♪

the former head of skype, josh silverman, will replace chad dickerson as ceo. on the surprising ceo change news. back over to you. >> a stock to track today. thank you. >>> 4:40 right now. if you're sick and tired of traffic in downtown lafayette, you have until the end of this month to vocalize something about it. the city has put up a survey with 15 ways it's thinking about reducing congestion. it includes coordinated traffic signals, more signals and one people can vote and comment on the options they like. the winning options will be considered as part of the city's development plan through 2040. >> it's 4:41 right now. if your shirt did not completely stick to the side of you -- >> that sounds pleasant. >> there's an opportunity today. >> we're going to have a mild start, looking at the temperature trend for cupertino. 9:00, already in the lower 70s and head nothing to the upper 80s as we go throughout the day. more sunshine, hot weather, but there will be a break. we'll talk about that coming up ny9ñ >>> and following up right here, the san mateo bridge,

to tell us more about it we have crystal and brian via skype "right this minute."me to the show, guys. >> hello. >> thanks for having us. >> are you guys just monkeying around in this case or training for something? >> mostly the monkeying around but that's how i got into stunts that way. >> movie or aerial stunts? >> i'm doing some movie stunts. and i just finished a live show marvel universe live. i highly recommend it. i'm excited to see it myself. >> so brian, you share online that before you got into this, you were battling with depression. tell us a little bit about the story behind it. >> it became a way of self-medicating to a degree. like if i'd had an e-mail that came to my inbox and i was like -- instead of angrily typing away, i'd be like hold up. i'm going to go swing. i'd get home and feel like nothing else matters because i'm high on adrenaline. i ended up posting a photo of me awhile back and that got a lot of attention. i was bombarded with comments about people going through similar things. they were like i hate going to the gym and lifting weight

joins me via skype. dr. berk thanks for being with us. what do grads need to understand about entering the real world? do they have unrevoke expectation. >> i think often kids do. the first step is to manage yourself, your emotions. however you react under stress, once you get out and start looking for jobs and if the jobs aren't coming in, your stress level will go up. but that anxiety and stress can make it more difficult for you to get that job that you want. start somewhere. maybe you won't get your dream job and a lot are comparing themselves against one another on social media which graduate school they're getting into, job they're getting, what company, what are their salaries? and this increases everyone's anxiety, so might be a time to take a break from social media. and to really use this time to manage yourself to be patient, and to take a job offered to you and be willing to work your way up. because so much of career success has to do with luck and being in the right position at the right time. you can't see that coming. >> t

our reporter kevin howells joins me now via skype.he deck, he looked in an awful lot of pain. i thought he would go straight to a scan yesterday. it has been put back to monday, the important thing from an england perspective is that test isn't until july. they will take a cautious approach. i expect it to be a few weeks before we see him bowling again. they would like to see him play in the floodlit games a little later on in the summer. keen on getting him back a week before that test match. the scan is on monday, put back by a couple of days, he looked in a lot of pain. world number two novak djokovic is through to the semi—finals of the rome masters after beating del potro in straight sets. last year's finalist made light work of his argentinian opponent, taking the first set 6—1. it was a much tighter second set but the serbian showed his skills to advance to the semifinals winning the second 6—4. djokovic will play his semifinal against dominic thiem later this evening. germany's alexander zverev became the youngest player in a

our reporter kevin howells joins me now via skype.st south africa at lord's. how worried should we be? judging on the pain he looked in when he went down on the deck, he looked in an awful lot of pain. i thought he would go straight to a scan yesterday. i thought today, it has been put back to monday, the important thing from an england perspective is that test isn't until july. they will take a cautious approach. i expect it to be a few weeks before we see him bowling again. they would like to see him play in the floodlit games a little later on in the summer. keen on getting him back a week before that test match. the scan is on monday, put back by a couple of days, he looked in a lot of pain. what about the rest of the championship, how much damage has the wet weather done? we still have some interesting games including in manchester. it has been exhilarating from a yorkshire point of view. 1121—7. we lost a lot of overs but they piled on the runs. jack brooks, a massive career—best him, previously 53, he has closed on 94 not out.

. >> reporter: on skype, from wisconsin peter tea time said he and tom did flips on the north tower at 3:00 a.m. on what is supposed to be a well protected national landmark. >> i was climbing stuff my whole life so i kind of know like how to get around motion detectors and cameras and stuff. i don't want to disclose that in case someone who want to do harm or recreate the stunt wouldn't do it. >> reporter: they didn't know about the security breach until the video was posted online. bridge district board member said changes have to be made. >> it is totally irresponsible. it's not a prank. the bridge we know is a target for terrorists. we want to be able to keep it open so people can enjoy it. >> reporter: bridge officials insist the teens could not have damaged the bridge structure if that was their intention. tee time said he did stunts hoping that will lead to a paycheck. a motivation social media experts say can lead to taking risks. >> people can get carried away very easily with the excitement of getting likes, getting shares. >> reporter: law enforcement doesn't like the stunt

on to a kill switch based on the work of this computer programmer in indiana who talked with us by skype. >> once the kill switch was activated the malware would do nothing. it would not carry out its infection or take for ransom all the files on that computer. >> reporter: law enforcement and intelligence authorities around the world led by britain's new computer security squad where we were recently given rare access are working to track down whoever was responsible. with russian organized crime considered a leading suspect. >> people trying to steal money. the digital world gives people an opportunity to do that. >> reporter: ironically experts believe the attack was carried out with the help of a program first developed by u.s. intelligence to compromise the computers of terrorists and foreign adversaries. >> they lost it. somebody stole the information, published it on the internet and now is being used against victims in the united states and elsewhere. >> and brian, we heard your report about the kill switch but the problem isn't over? >> reporter: that's right. u.s. officials bel