what to you sni. >> yeah chattanooga, bad behavior. this is one of the worst in diplomatic history. it's going to lead to tens of thousands of deaths. it gives iran over $100 billion for those kinds of activities and allows them on a glide path to get missiles. atomic bomb spz more conventional weapons. it's also going to need to lead to nuke proliferation. not just with turkey and other countries, but around the world people see the u.s. as -- south korea is going to do it. japan will do it and already you are starting to see rumblings of argentina and venezuela. this thing is a disaster. >> mark other than that it's a great deal right? >> i think that's rather alarmist. look we were headed towards war in the middle east. most certainly if we don't stop this nuclear proliferation, there is going to be war. within a year or two years. this is a compromise. it's not the best deal. yes, there's problems with it. it will staif this off for at least a decade if not more. in that amount of time i think there could be some meaningful changes in the middle east. i'm more optimistic about t

more importantly, how are you going to make mon sni. >> thank you so much. thank you for everything. if any of you out there have a product or service and you want feedback from our elevated pitch panel on getting prospective investors send us your e-mail at yourbusiness dat msnbc.com. include what your company does how much money you intend to raise and what you're going to do with that money. >>> if you want to see any of the pieces from the show head on over to open forum.com/your business. we put up web exclusive content with information to help your business grow. @msnbc your biz and facebook and instagram too. >>> next week we grab a seat on a hip hop bus tour giving riders a fresh look at new york. while everything may seem like a smooth ride now, it wasn't always the case for this business owner. >> i was on a bus tour and from beginning to end i had truckloads and bags of speakers and portable speakers and cds. it was a mess. it was a mess. >>> we'll see how outsourcing some of her work to another company gives her time to focus on the parts of her

bet sni. >> we know the banks in greece were closed. will the banks reopen because of this deal? >> they are still close tadd today but eu leaders will discuss a bridge loan to meet their short-term needs. >>> international manhunt is under way for the head of a powerful mexican drug cartel who escaped from his prison cell. braise sben brazen and sophisticated escape by joaquin guzman, known as el chapo. >> reporter: when he was arrested in february last year after a 13-year manhunt, mexican authorities bragged they were cracking down hard on major drug traffickers and promised he would never escape from their maximum security prison. but he did escape in a daring highly sophisticated scheme involving a mile-long tunnel beneath the prison wall. a major embarrassment for the mexican government. >> they have no control over the powerful drug cartels that operate in their country and they have no control over the system of justice and incarceration in their country. >> authorityies say guzman was last seen on a security camera around 9:00 pm, entering a shower area in his cell at th

. >> saving $30,000 a year for a lot of -- which could be for a lot of meals and sni an infrastructure. some 850,000 meals they serve every year for donations and for fundraising -- all kind of applications they have on their website. it sits in our very secure highly professionally managed data. they know it's up 100 of the time 356 days a year. >> here we are in the heart of silicon valley with the hi-tech valleys we don't hear this very often these companies doing this. are you trying to spread the word getting silicon valley companies>> we do. we're so fortunate, particularly here in the bay area with the amount of job opportunities we have with this tremendous access to x. -- capital. glide has prorided so long. it's easy fortous participant. make it so simple. a great organization and a great group of people. we're proud to be a part of it. >> i'm sure glide and their clients appreciate what you're doing. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> in the weather center now with rosemary. if you were wondering about the summer where it went? it's here. a lot of>> a lot of people tweet

. >>> sni kwun always hope. >>> the mobile payment company square has filed for an initial public offeringsed in san francisco. the company has been expanding beyond processing payments for merchants into business lending and payroll services. square is valued at about $6 billion. the i. p. o. could happen later this year. the ceo also co-founded twitter. >>> when you look at the forecast frank if you don't have air-conditioning you might want it. >> also take advantage for the next few days is pleasant. you'll tee see the numbers really go up. as far as the fire danger you've been hearing about. up toward lake berryessa. here's a look at the conditions around the fire zone. thankfully weather cooperating today. right now it is 87 degrees. today warmer than yesterday. relative humidity bottomed out around 25%. still a bit of a breeze at a southwest at 10 miles per hour. saturday could be warmer. we're going to warm things up by the 4:00 and 5:00 hour. could be talking about the lower 90s. winds could be out of the southwest around 12 miles per hour. as far as temperatures for today, we tal

otherwise we're looking at a mostly sun sni start today and we'll see a mostly sunny finish as well. lunchtime, 83 degrees. and 3:00 mostly sunny and 86. still low humidity. really cranking up during the workweek. we'll talk more about that. also looking at our next potential heat wave. we'll talk about that too, coming up. >> thank you. >>> today marks one year since a deadly carjacking and crash killed a philadelphia mother and her three children. it also left an emotional car in the tioga neighborhood where the accident happened. jesse gary has the latest. no doubt a lot of folks remember this tragedy. >> reporter: it's hard to forget. actually, you never forget something like this. starting at noon today and lasting until 6:00 in the evening, the community is going to come together here to remember and heal after the heart ache. you can see where they've put teddy bears and flowers around that tree that's going to be replaced with food and prayers here in the spot where a year ago there were tears and a lot of disbelief. one year ago keisha williams and her kids sold fruit on the

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. >> it snies on this day the client is dr pepper and jeff peters is a t composer. can't play all of it for you, but in the end -- >> awesome. >> a satisfied customer with only a few critiques. jingle punks has fwk revolution of the business. despite that jared good stat the kid who never felt like he fit in now has success. >> how does it feel to be the popular guy? >> that will never be something i can get used to. even to this day if i'm invited to a party i'm like are you sure? >> reporter: nowadays he's throwing a party. >> my true one day is to have a song that's so catchy and big i get thrown into a lexicon of one-hit wonders as a footnote to an otherwise amazing career. >> you'd be okay with juan-hit wonder. >> i'd love it. it may happen today, tomorrow when i'm 50, who knows. >> jared and dan run the company day to day but they've sold the day a ta base to canadian company ole. >> what great business. i love a owner who walks around with a guitar strapped over his shoulders. >> and there's bar in the middle of the office. >> they would love to do a "cbs thi

that much abou we will blow that advice in the ndaa off, is that an appropriate role for the mill tear sniss passes a law senator, it would not be appropriate to ignore it. >> how about ndaa amendment that says in support of the president's strategy, to increase paycon in the aor, what do you think our response to be if that is happening? >> first obviously the -- >> there's a recent amendment that says exactly that. >> right. >> let me provide a second area. we have talked about it a bit in terms of emerging threats. sometimes the department of defense, civilian and military officials, because there's so many threats out, there they miss certain threats. i will provide an example of one that everyone is focused on. with the exception of the d.o.d. there was a cover story about the arctic in the race to control the arctic the u.s. lags behind. it's a long article. talks about how this is the world's newest great game. major powers are struggling to seldom nate the remote and strategic places and russia is moving aggressively forces and having serious military exercises. and it's being said