today's contestants are a mother of four from south jordan, utah... a retail manager from st.uis, missouri... and our returning champion, a cancer registrar originally from bedford, massachusetts... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! hey, johnny. thank you. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. well, you've just been introduced to our contestants. now let me introduce you to our categories in the jeopardy! round. we start off today with this one. alex: [ chuckles ] laurie, start. literary nicknames for $200, please. marjika. what is the bard? no. laurie? what is the swan? the swan. that's right. yes. literary nicknames, $400. for spilling secrets about the rich and famous, this author earned the nickname the tiny terror. laurie. -who is truman capote? -yes. nicknames, $600. [ beep ] "who was longfellow?" laurie? -nicknames, $800, please. -sticking with it.

today's contestants are a mother of four from south jordan, utah... a retail manager from st.is, missouri... and our returning champion, a cancer registrar originally from bedford, massachusetts... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! hey, johnny. thank you. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. well, you've just been introduced to our contestants. now let me introduce you to our categories in the jeopardy! round. we start off today with this one.

stephen, south jordan, utah. what is your attitude towards muslim americans?ller: i used to work with muslim one time. he was good, honest, decent. toyou know how easy it is become a muslim? all you have to do is say one sentence. -- i testify and witnessed there is no god worthy of being worshiped other than allah and mohammed is his messenger. you must believe it and say it. you do not need the muslim church to say you are a muslim. that is it. they believe in the 10 commandments. of good muslims and a lot that are radical. so, that is all i have to say. host: laura, spokane, washington. you are on the air. is the shariacern law is what concerns me. -- i haveo very much read them. they are terrifying. ,hey are anti-woman, anti-gay anti-whatever. it is enslavement of anyone who does not become -- who is not a muslim. it is not good. it is not good we have these people coming over by the thousands. we have no idea who they are. it has already been told there are islamic terrorists that will be admits them. -- that will be among them. earlierthat one man say he

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we had fact, you can see morgan hill south of there we have thunderstorms pop up earlier this michael jordan. if you're doing any traveling down 5 or over towards fresno, keep in mind you may run into thunderstorms later on. for the time being, though, the system will move out of here. the sea breeze returns tomorrow making for a cooler week ahead and then by thursday a system will pass to our north. i think right now the north bay has the best chance of seeing anything as far as rainfall goes. at the coastline we may get a little drizzle thursday morning. as it moves through thursday afternoon and thursday evening we're expected to dry back out. the thing about this system not going to get the entire bay area wet and it's not going to give us measurable precipitation, probably just enough to get the ground wet. everywhere else, 80s today, 75 tomorrow. >> anthony, thanks. we want to quickly give you a final update out of orlando. at least 50 people are dead and 53 people are injured after that mass shooting at a gay nightclub in orlando. the deadliest mass shooting in american history is bei

our cyber capabilities, to fully deploy missile defense, to be active to nato's south in places like morocco, tunisia, jordan, in training air forces at their request in these countries. there is a big set of challenges ahead and we believe it requires american leadership. i will end on this point. we are the leader of this alliance, the united states of america. we always have been. the alliance desperately needs leadership. when president obama goes to the warsaw summit in 10 days, he is going to be going there in the wake of this very dramatic consequential, historic british vote to leave the european union. while it is too early to know ,xactly where this is leading if britain does lead, we are looking potentially at a fractured united kingdom with the scotland question and irish question coming back a century later to the devil the future of the united kingdom. we are going to need to see the united states embraced the united kingdom in our special relationship. is the fifth-largest economy in the world. it is the second strongest military in nato. we will still be able to work with them in nato, but we

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jordan. has asked on -- kazahkstan. .ithuania pakistan. philippines. korea.c of rwanda. senegal. singapore. south africa. taiwan. thailand. and tunisia. and what all of the international cadets stand and be recognized one more time. 812 air force academy cadets have completed all graduation requirements. the united states air force academy, class of 2016. as worthy of each the bachelor of science degree. >> ladies and gentlemen, associate dean for student academic affairs and academy registrar. >> ladies and gentlemen, barack obama, president of the united states, joined us on stage to congratulate each of the graduate of the class of 2016. will the distinguished graduates please rise and come forward to receive your diplomas. >> the number one cadet with .verall academic performance names]g andrew david phillips. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] ladies and dillman, joining president obama on stage is debra lee james, secretary of the air force and general mark welsh, chief of staff of the air force. will the remainder of the graduates of 2016 please rise and come forward by squadr

cyber capabilities, to fully deploy missile defense, to be active to nato's south in places like morocco and tunisia and jordan and iraq and training the arab forces at their request in these countries. there's a big set of challenges ahead, and we believe it requires american leadership, and i'll end on this point. we're the leader of this alliance. the united states of america. we always have been, and the alliance desperately needs leadership. when president obama goes to the warsaw summit in ten days time, he's going to be going there in the wake of this very dramatic consequential historic british vote to leave the european union, and while it's too early to know exactly where this is leading because some brits want to have a second referendum and to counteract the first, if britain -- if britain does leave, we are looking potentially at a fractured united kingdom with the scotland question and the irish get coming back a century later to bedevil constitutionally the future of the united kingdom. we certainly are going to need to see the united states embrace the united kingdom in our special relationship

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when i was in jordan, when i was in israel, japan, south korea, working on mous with each one of those of this effort. i've been stunned -- stunned, stunned at the response to the president's announcement. just evidence nothing about me or the president, it's about the intensity with which people feel about this subject. and the overwhelming desire to have some concrete hope of changes. everywhere i go, when i talk about what's possible in fighting cancer, there's a consensus, consensus that we've reached an inflection point -- let me explain what i mean by that. five years ago, six years ago colleges weren't working routinely with immuneologists and chemical engineers and biological engineers. but now they are. secondly, there's recognition that by aggregating and sharing data of millions of patients, including genomics and treatmentout comes, we have the potential to find new causes and patterns and successfully treat cancer in ways we never could before. we could now do you billion calculations per second. it changes the world potentially with aggregated data we can learn. now we ha

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jordan up until 2006 when she came here. on the breaking news, mike eiglarsh. a former prosecutor is practices law in south florida. thank you so much for being here. acts towards the crime. driving him to case the pulse nightclub when she knows he's looking for an target. going with him to buy the ammo. maybe she's there under protest. maybe she doesn't want to be doing it. does this amount to a crime? >> yes. those are the facts and it obviously hinges upon what the evidence is, what words flowed from her lips to investigators. she can protest all day long and use that at sentencing. but in terms of charging her, absolutely, it's a crime all day long in federal court and state court. >> what if she knew that he was planning to commit mass murder and she didn't say anything about it? because normally if know you're going to go rob a bank and i don't say anything about it, you can't charge me. >> that's correct. in florida and most states under state law, it's not a crime. under federal law, however, it's called misprision a felony. if you know someone is going to commit any felony. >> so there, what we're being to

south carolina. i'm a little biased. god bless trey gowdy. the democratic members on the committee shouldable ashamed of yourself. next guest jim jordanave a damning environment. people view hillary clinton as untrustworthy. even after this report they should view her as even more untrustworthy. >> between now and november and january when the president leaves office, is he not going to change his strategy? >> i don't think so. i don't think he is going to make the adjustment that i have been begging for. what have i been asking for 20,810,000 troops to help iraqis inside iraq. a little over a right now. a little more we could actually destroy them. >> don't we have people that we don't count as troops? like contractors. it's a little bit of a lie. >> they say four but closer to six. >> we have contractors over there that we dispatched over there that we pay that they are over there. but we just don't count them in our numbers. >> one thing i want to stress here tonight, the lesson of benghazi is that american needs to follow up when the dictator falls. bush made his fair share of mistakes. one thing bush didn't do he didn't get so lo

south beach. (laughter) >> stephen: cinderella, go to helley! >> stephen: so no surprise that once buzzer sounded, lebron was overtaken with emotion. which means not only is he chasing jordan'smpionship rings he's also coming for jordan's memes. and in his post-game interview, lebron knew exactly who to thank for his city's return to greatness. >> i don't know why the man above gave me the hardest road, but it's nothing the man above don't put you in new situations you can't handle. this is what he want me to do. >> stephen: that's right. according to lebron james, god wanted the cavs to win the championships. but does the man upstairs really care that cleveland's long sports drought is over? let's find out. are you there, god? it's me, stephen. >> hello everyone. hello! go cavs! wooooo! (applause) >> stephen: so lebron was right. you were supporting cleveland the whole time. >> well, not the whole time. i was a steph curry fan for most the season. that guy is unbelievable. he hit some shots even i couldn't make! >> stephen: so what happened? >> have you seen his shoes? (laughter) >> stephen: wait a second lord. you ended the warriors historic season because of stephn curry'

jordan is dealing with the historic january comeback? they are the safe haven of safe havens. with this shock, does south korea become a witserland?nd? francine: what does it mean for the dollar overall? is it going to rally? ewen: i don't think it rallies hugely because the fed is off the table. and because the fed is off the table, it probably means you should have interest looking at emerging markets in this situation. and without ooh dollar strong or the fed-raising rates, this could be the end of the equation. and what we are doing is being paid for taking less risk. in the emerging markets, sovereign debt, sovereign debt and in european banks it's finding the sovereign debt. tom: thank you so much for your perspective this morning. ewen watt is with blackrock. now, boy was this ugly. futures negative 76. on the board, quickly, if you will, the sterling. ♪ a ♪ it is the vote and shock of a generation, the european debt the united kingdom -- the united kingdom will leave the european union fed this morning, the prime minister resigned to the governor of the bank looking to -- the economy could -- the economy. and an uncertain

south san jose 17 minutes of will to 237 n. sunnyvale. >>james: big news this morning fearful of police say it bed-sex offender has moved to a residence in the 2000 block of clay bank " jordandward shopkorn was convicted in 1990 of molesting children under 18 police said they would inform the community will land the residence changes in fairfield a restaurant disclosing this morning of the dozens of people. >>darya: the people who were sick a day between may 26th from may 29th with the bacteria may have been present for days before and after that. it was closed wednesday when it was determined to be the source of food poisoning. >>reporter: at the same event in the mountains along scathing attacks just a few hours later they gave clinton the formal endorsement so far the response of this decision by the pace has been muted keys and a rotted schedule in between this did not respond to criticism from some of a worn or vice president-. >>darya: the 17 year-old attending school soul from school in washington the same bill clinton and vice president joe biden of give commencement speeches one of was to graduate from high school but president obama is not born to be speaking afte