an amateur historian dustin spence of sacramento has studied recently release combat photos for identifying details. >> it can be little things, just a wrinkle in the helmet, a ring on a finger. >> reporter: he discovered the marines failed to name two who raised the first flag. other amateur historians looking closely at this figure say that man wore a soft cap under his helmet and had no cuffs on his pants. bradley did not wear a cap and rolled up his pant cuffs with leggings underneath. >> we, afterwards, after he was dead didn't realize he was talking about the first flag raising. >> reporter: the marine corps says while it's humbled by the sacrifice of all who fought at iwo jima, it's looking at this new evidence about its most famous image. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> another big day for a little show called "hamilton," the broadway smash scored a record-breaking 16 tony nominations with the show nominated in just about every category it competed in, including of course best musical. >>> when we come back, breaking barriers. meet the unlikely artist behind some of our fav

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amateur historian justin spence of sacramento studied recently released combat photos for identifying details. >> it can be little things. a helmet, or a ring on a finger. >> reporter: he discovered the marines failed to name two of those who raised that first flag, including navy corpsman john bradley. bradley did not wear a cap and rolled up his leg cuffs. >> after he was dead, we didn't realize he was talking about the first flag raising. >> reporter: the marine corps said it's humbled by the sacrifice by all those who fought on iwo jima, it's now looking at the new evidence about its most famous image. >>> another big day for a little show you might have heard a thing or two about called hamilton. the broadway smash scored a record-breaking 16 tony nominations, with the show nominated in just about every category to compete in. including, of course, best musical. >>> when we come back, breaking barriers. meet the unlikely artists behind some of our favorite movie magic. >>> finally tonight, a small school near hollywood getting rave reviews for its work on blockbusters, and for th

i've never seen spence take a drug so, listen, if that's what the toxicology says, that's what it says trajectory of mary and her husband's lives are very different. mary's been in recovery and helps prostitutes get off the streets. >> i run a program called the pipe program. i'm a recovery coach, and i love recovery coaching. >> who was quoted? i thought it was his ex-wife saying initially he didn't have the affair, that she absolutely couldn't believe that he would do it. and then when the cop issued him a ticket said that they were dressed, like he never came out and said they were actually having sex. so what's the truth? >> to the time that it happened, they both denied there was an affair, but eventually the truth came out. >> i'm sorry. if i have a bodyguard and a lot of money, the last place i'm going to be hiding and using the restroom is on the beach underneath some sort of boardwalk. >> feel sorry for the guy, but i really don't care that much. it's trump's story, here we are telling it. >> and a lot of people do care, because he could be our next president. >> it's got noth

top 3rd, hunter spence is swinging free. giants led 3-1. pence had three doubles in the game. next inning denard span got every bit of it on this blast. wow. that's a big one. giants won the game 8-3. they are 15-2 over their last 17 games. >>> meantime, as' rich hill on the bump. tigers on the way of the 8th win. how about a 6 and 1/3rd of 2-run ball? miguel cabrera. did leave the game with a groin injury. on the hook for a loss until this in the 6th. center fielder cameron maybin took it and lost. that was a billy butler bloop. brought home two home runs. oakland won the game 4-2. won the three-game series taking two of three. twins in tomorrow. >>> auto racing. guess what turned 100 today? the indy 500. and for an event that old, a millennial, a local kid, a rookie ended up in victory lane. sold out for the first time in its history, 350,000 plus. let's go onboard with defending champion juan pablo montoya and watch him wreck. yes. 64 laps to go. and he's done here. almost midway through the race, sage also kissed the wall. he was done too. columbia's carlos munoz was in th

amateur historian justin spence of sacramento studied released combat photos for identifying details.it can be little things. just a wringle in the helmet. it can be a wring on a finger. >> reporter: he discovered the marines failed to name two of those who raised that first flag, including navy corpsman john bradley. other amateur his tor yaps looking closely at this figure in the second flag raising say that man wore a soft cap under his helmet and had no cuffs on his pants. >> we afterwards, after he was dead, didn't realize he was talking about the first flag raising. >> reporter: the marine corps said it's humbled by the sacrifice of those who fought on iwo jima, they're looking at the new image. >>> a little show you might have heard a thing or two about called hamilton, the broadway smash scored a record-breaking 16 tony nominations, nominated in just about every category, including, of course, best musical. >>> when we come back, breaking barriers. meet the artist b ♪ (cat meows) flea bites can mean misery for your cat. advantage® ii monthly topical kills fleas through contact

but new evidence from amateur historians including dustin spence found upon looking at the details of clothing and the caps they believed bradley may not have been among the six famous men identified six decades ago. the marine corps will look into the most famous image. >>> just ahead, how would a clinton/trump match-up look in the general election? steve kornacki will crunch the numbers next. you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® works with your body to lower blood sugar in 3 ways: in the stomach, the liver, and the pancreas. vo: victoza® is an injectable prescription

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darcy spence are reports, one transgender student said it could save lives. >> on a scale of 1 to 10, how accepted are you at school? >> probably a 10. >> wow. >> yeah. >> it took a long time to get that point? >> it did. >> caden ortiz was born a girl but this 18-year-old high school senior has transitioned it a man. he agrees with the obama administration's directive to public schools that he and other transgender students must be allowed to use the bathrooms consistent with their gender identity. >> these kid just want to feel like they actually belong in their society and it is hard when they are told no all the time and thing like this make them feel worthwhile and it decreases the suicide that could potentially happen. amount of self harm. >> fairfax county school board member elizabeth schult federal mandate. school officials could face lawsuits or lose federal funts if they don't comply. >> if we don't follow it they will take away title 1 money. the title 1 moneys are the moneys meant for the poorest kids. for the hungriest kids. force lunch money. >> they say it is needed to

from atlanta, georgia, it's the spence family. [cheering and applause] and from bloomington, minnesota, it's the hayes family. [cheering and applause] steve: everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, state-of-the-art ford edge. let's get it on. give me gairy. give me rick. steve: top 8 answers on the board, guys. here we go. name something a wife tells her hubby he's lucky to have. rick: her. steve: her. yep. rick: all right. we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] shawn, name something a wife tells her hubby he's lucky to have. shawn: time with the boys. steve: time with the boys. rick: good answer. good answer. [buzzer] steve: brian... shawn: yeah. steve: name something a wife tells her hubby he's lucky to have. brian: their kids. steve: their kids. there it is. yeah. whoo! steve: cullen, name something a

spence, kelly queen says, keep your head up. always a motivational classic.eople are weighing in on how inpollution tupac was in their lives. >>> more on some of the head lines that we have been working on. let's go to dave clark. >> here are some of the top stories. a 28-year-old man was shot and killed in east palo alto early this morning. 911 calls came in about 1:00 this morning about gunfire at tulane avenue near georgetown street very close to facebook headquarters. plays found a man who was shot. cpr could not save him. so far, we don't hoe his name but police say they had interacted with the man before. no arrest has been made and no word yet of a motive. >>> two former san francisco police officers implicated in that texting scandal are due in court today. jasonjason lai is facing charges of misdemeanor improper accessing of police and dmv database. and former sergeant ow is accused of warning lai about the allegations and investigation against him. >>> and 34-year-old thomas john williams, jr. of oakland is facing charges of murder and attempted mur

spence said the officer followed his training and only touched gray once on the ground before gray was transported. a handful of demonstrators were outside the courtroom. >> we just want to see justice for freddie gray. and all others. >> the trial is expected to last about 20 days. >>> well, we have been striking out on sunny days. like matt shirser has been striking out on tigerless. struck out a record-tying 20. that, of course, is the good news. first alert meteorologist topper shutt. top 16 straight days now. >> we might break it today. >> we could break it today. in fact, adam. we had showers off to so far, nothing measurable. we have showers along i-81, down towards winchester. and off to the east. we're going to track the martinsburg, winchester. nothing crazy heavy at this point. but this is moving off to the south and east. computer models hold this together. we have until midnight. we shall see. in the meantime, this could track all the way to germantown, by about 7:24. on the light side. let's talk about tonight at 10:00. most of the future cast has showers to the west of u

top 3rd, hunter spence struck. one of his three doubles. this one scored a run. bumped the giants' lead 3-1. top 4, denard span got it. every bit of it. this one a big one. the giants went on to win the game. at atlanta monday. >>> as' rich hill staring at an ace win. had to get through the tigers. struck out 9 including miguel cabrera three times. was on the hook for a loss until this in the 6th. cameron maybin could not glove it. that was a billy butler bloop. brought home two runs. oakland won the game 4-2. won the three-game series taking 2-3. twins in town tomorrow. >>> auto racing. on a day the indianapolis 500 turned 100. a nor cal kid, a rookie ended up in victory lane. over 350,000. sold out for the first time in history. juan pablo montoya. let's watch him wreck. 64 laps to go. he's done. sage carom running fourth. he kissed the wall. he was done too. columbia's carlos munoz had the lead with four laps left. then had to pit for more gas. so on fumes the door opened for alexander rossi. 24 years old. born in auburn. grew up in nevada city. he didn't pit.

. >> reporter: while it may seem obvious to karen spence ser, it's not what is happening.gh it sound totally reasonable as we sit here today is not the popular position. >> it is highly unpopular. yes. i get yelled at at meetings. >> reporter: that's because many of the biggest and most powerful charities don't want to invest in orphanages arguing money is better spent moving kids out into foster care or back with living relatives. >> reporter: unicef doesn't agree with you. the united states government won't put money into orphanages around the world. >> the policy is they don't believe in the institutionalization of children, i don't either for the record. i don't think it is a good idea to institutionalize children. >> reporter: in the meantime millions of children are growing of in the orphanages? >> yes they are. >> you are a real rabblerouser? >> i know, i am really sort of bucking all the big consider on the block here with the idea and it is rather contrary to what a lot of people are pushing for. his name is jose. >> reporter: she refuses to back down and has been

it's versus spenceful given that it's history. >> all of us american guys loved an hoa sadat becauseto go to israel and baden was this tough guy. when you see the play, you're really struck with how gutsy baggen turns out to be. >> one of the great things about what larry has done is he presents everybody's arguments so convincingly that even if you come in with a point of view, you have to pay attention to every side in the argument and he's done it -- he's done it wonderfully and we have some terrific actors to speak those arguments. so it's very exciting every night. the dialectic is terrific in the play. >> you play the president and i think jimmy carter is great. >> me too. >> and rosalind carter. tell me about her role. that's something that didn't get any press at the time. >> well, it's one of the most exciting accomplishments of larry's in the play. he brings rosalind in as the one person who can really talk to all three of these men. she brings in influences from the outside because as you know there were so many people at the time and there's only four people in the play.

. >> in thes a spence hill area. >> he was hiding out close where that second shooting went down. >> i don't know where he was hiding out or not. that's where we located him and where he was arrested without incident. we'll have more later. >> is it the same suspect as -- >> effectively, perhaps not taking questions nominee. pete williams with us, not sure if we can get tom costello there, who just asked at this press conference, where we learned about the suspect, who had been taken into custody, our own tom costello if this person had been hiding out at the second shooting in the aspen hills area, the response, i don't know, i believe it was assistant police chief mcswayne who said the suspect was taken into custody without incident and being taken to headquarters for questioning noting there was reason to believe he was connected to the prince george's county shooting talking about what those connections may be and that will require additional investigation noting there will be more information coming later today and a press conference coming later tonight. one of the things point

. >> in thes a spence hill area. >> he was hiding out close where that second shooting went down. >> he was hiding out or not. that's where we located him and where he was arrested without incident. we'll have more later. >> is it the same suspect as -- >> effectively, perhaps not taking questions nominee. pete williams with us, not sure if we can get

peter spence and mickey levy on clinton and trump. , is donald trump to the left of hillary clinton onic policy? is donald trump keynesian in disguise? mickey: we do not know. tom: that is a good answer. expand on that. mickey: so donald trump actually has a platform, if you ignore everything he says and just go to his website, he has a platform of lower taxes and broader base for both corporate and individual income tax, and he has some announced spending cuts, but there are so many blanks to his platform you cannot make sense of it. when he talks, it is hard to make sense of it. once again, clinton, her whole platform, i can tell, was written by the washington establishment. to washington standards, even though it is way out there. tom: do you suggest within your reading of right-left history, that she will move to the middle toward a convention and give us an economic platform more centrists come september or october? on several issues or she will move toward the center. but on basic issues she will not move toward the center. example, when corporate taxes, on some of her large spen

spence who is the chairman from south carolina that i had another amendment at the desk.his was after a one-hour debate on an 8% of commitment. he said to me, the sanchez, is a different than the amendment you put forward, i said yes. i have changed one sentence. copies?ave 100 i said yes. he said he would let the amended come forward. buery began to object. the chairman said i go going to waste another hour of my time? quiet in the amendment was passed with my name on it. so we have come a long way. thank you. commentseciate the from the gentlelady thinking about the past. i would just note that we have a who are madebers enormous contributions on both sides of the aisle over the years in this committee who have said they are retiring or doing something else and we will think inappropriately to recognize their country beaches. -- contributions. is there other discussion about this portion? >gentleman from new york. >> i sit on this community -- committee know what to say briefly that this is the best years have seen in the 6 i have served. we're strengthening deterrence,

. >> -- >> little more spence being built? >> it does.e treasury reporter was saying the are most active since the minutes of january 2015 fomc meeting so there's been a lot of flows trying to reprice for fed expectations. so the, you know, the debate over this meeting t next meeting. boy, does it continue here. >> it does continue. and i think what the fed did is not necessarily say that june is 100 percent on the table but they opened the door that july has a higher likelihood and as we move down the calendar those likelihoods increase and from my perspective i think that this is long overdue. i think the market digested fairly well. i think you have to look out at the calendar with the uncertainty of the presidential election and what they may end up doing to the market. they don't have indigestion yet but as we move into the next couple months we're going to be seeing some rough tummies, so to speak. >> the best performer today was financials. the worst utilities. it's an interesting question. people came into the year certainly more

. >> we go way too quick sometimes and people cannot hear -- >> yeah, but spence, i thought he'd call> i'll call you spencer as you asked. don't call my shirley. >> don't call mie -- >>> opening bell a few minutes away. [woodworker] i live in the fine details. that's why i run on quickbooks. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> you're watching cnbc "squawk on the street" live from the financial capital of the world. we'll get the opening bell in just over a minute's time. a lot happening today. obviously people paying a lot of attention to politics in the wake of the indiana primary. donald trump with a pretty clear path now to that nomination. and sander

today's stewardship spence, mr. kevin walker and mr. david derek. today's event is an existence to the brilliant and storied legacy of justice scalia. he served on the supreme court nor nearly three decades, one of the langest tenures on the institution. marking one of the milestones on the court, chief justice roberts said since scalia came on the supreme court, the place has not been the same. indeed, kagen remarks that justice scalia will go down in history as one of the most transformational supreme court justices of the nation. his views on interpreting texts have changed the way we think and talk about law. all interpretation and sub species originalism and constitutional construction, his principle and courageous opinions an dissent in area after area of american law and his personal decency provide a paradigm that all may aspire. we address that he served on the court with such valor and distinction. i met the justice when he came to the oxford union. we were all of 22 years of age but even then we appreciated the mind and the soul and the h

joining us now is kristen spence who watches the retail sector.here any big names which you would say are in very serious trouble? >> a lot of names are in very serious trouble. macy's comes to mind. anything, the big-box retailer is in peril right now. a sunset industry. >> macy's, best buy, kohl's, take your pick, dillard, any traditional the apartment store is in peril. stuart: you have gone across the board. that is a lot of american retailing. you wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot pole. that is a big deal. >> it is. this is a structural shift we are seeing in consumer spending. the disruption that is happening is impacting and people are not paying attention to that especially retailers. they are the last to know which is ironic because their job is to serve the consumer. stuart: is it because there is so much more online buying and selling? that is the primary reason for this? >> i don't think it is the only reason. there are a lot of things that play. online sales are only 7% total shopping so a lot of clicks and bricks if you will. i don't

gerry spence. that guy is brilliant. a brilliant legal mind.'t have to be a judge to sit on the supreme court. that is just convention. there have been supreme court justices that did not have a judgeship before. they had legal and political aryans. -- experience. host: on television from time to time? caller: yes, that is the one. you look like george washington to me. host: and he wears a leather coat with the fringe sometimes. caller: yes, the wild west look. it seems to me like quintessential american. host: what specifically -- caller: a tri-corner hat. host: mike, independent line. how are you? caller: i think the next president will make a big difference on the supreme court. the problem was, with w. bush putting it a lawyer from the white house, the oval office, and secondly, when roberts admitted he did not go by the law when he made his decisions on gay marriage writes, what people thought -- [indiscernible] with the court making a big decision, they should figure out what is going on. there should be a name with what is going on. the