sarah true looking like she is just trying to pull away from stamford who is hanging tough.m -- klamer could end up in fifth spot? trevor: wow. >> holland is trying to see if maybe she can break gwen jorgensen. personally, if i was holland, i would have saved that for the last 100 meters, because you know the aerobic capacity of juergens and is not going to go away. these are epic battles here, we have seen the britt and the usa battles, 1-2 on both sides. here we go. there comes when jorgensen. she is picking it up. incredible job. that is 10 consecutive wins in a row. can she make it another? incrediblend made an and gutsy move with about 800 meters to go, but when juergens and looks like -- gwen jorgensen looks like she found that, this is unbelievable, it looks like she may go into chicago undefeated. she may go into the grand final undefeated, but it is gwen jorgensen from the united states , vicky holland is a still coming, this thing is not over yet, with jorgensen showing for the first time yet that she can also sprint. jorgensen from the united states of america is

specifically -- washer was in stamford she went on to get a graduate degree. she had a real report as a student teacher. very good at this program in particular. she could have gone to be a professor. she had a lot of her advisers say what you look at economy called google. she went in and sort of was overwhelmed with how intelligent and bright the people were at google. she felt they were much smarter than her, which may or may not be true. this will be a real challenge. this will be a scary opportunity. from there she entered into google. another lesson to learn from marissa mayer. her first big project was going to be google's first ad delivery system. she was going to make the first one. google went out and hired new talent and company. he is really known for being one of the best twitterverse on the pratt -- on the planet. it had been taking her months. to her credit she looks at this and says she loved working at google and said i will not make my mark at this company for the long-term to really prove i'm along by being a coder. she sort of threw herself

my students at stamford, when i can get them to speak candidly about attitudes about studying history, has more than once told me, the problem with the study of history is that it is just one dem thing after another. [laughter] david kennedy: and if you take nothing else away from the discussion this morning i hope it will be the thought that in this case, the result that we got in 1945, it is not the story of one dem thing after another is the story of deliberately taken discussions -- literally taken decisions. -- deliberately taken decisions. we are coming to the point where the united states enters the war so let me take you to that point and share with you observations made by major historical players in that crucible moment just after the attack on pearl harbor, december 7, 1941. the first of the remarks comes from adolf hitler, who when he heard the news of the pearl harbor attack, he herded away virtually the entire world -- and it the way for truly the entire world did, "now it is impossible for us to lose the war because we have an ally that has never been vanquished in 3000

. >>> the search is on for robbers preying on elderly homeowners in stamford, greenwich and darien. police say in several incidents the men posing as utility workers have official looking identification cards. investigators say they gained the victims' trust and enter the homes to steal valuables. >> most cases we see there's one person with contact with the resident while a second person or a third person makes entry into the residence while they are distracted. >> place advise always best to check with the company's home office by phone before allowing anybody into your home for an unscheduled visit. >>> there's great news for airline passengers if you are planning to take off this fall. prices are falling. according to forbes magazine there are great bargains when the summer travel season winds down this month. fall fares predicted to drop 3.5% this year but, of course, prices will increase for flights during the thanksgiving holiday. >>> there's a warning tonight about two prescription drugs with dangerously similar names and looks. [ non-english language ] is an antidepress end

victims have been hit in darien, stamford and greenwich. but neighboring towns are alerting residents to be aware they could be next. >> we have told our residents to be alert, vigilant. any suspicious behavior any suspicious contractors coming to the house. >> reporter: police suspect this could be the work of a single gang and that the water company cover story could be running its course. other victims say, robbers have told them they are from the power company and the tree trimming service. we're in darien, connecticut, fairfield county, lou young, cbs 2 news. >> some case the robbers have had official looking i.d. cards. it's best to check with the company's home office by phone before allowing anyone into your home on an unscheduled visit. >>> new information after days in hiding the minnesota dentist who shot a lion has made contact with federal authorities. the u.s. fish and wildlife says a representative for dr. walter palmer contacted them late yesterday. meanwhile, public outrage overseasle the lion's death is growing and zimbabw

hand and then you praise on me say what a great man i was and how she didn't live anywhere near stamford. she drove three and half hours to come their come to shake my hand and tell me how much she admired me and asked me if i would sign her poster and she handed me a cardboard with a photograph on it and a pen and i like that inside i'd be happy to sign your poster but before i do there is something i should tell you. she said was his. i said i'm not henry kissinger. [laughter] is a photograph of henry kissinger. she said who are you anyway? so when i told her, she was obviously disappointed. she said that she was terrible. i go three and half hours to meet henry kissinger and i like it is a nobody like you. is that i wish there was something i could do to make you feel better. she said there is. i said what is it. she's leaned forward and a conspiratorial manner. i land forward. she said nobody will ever know the difference. would you mind signing henry kissinger's name to my poster. [laughter] so i did and it is hanging today in eastern connecticut as a daily reminder not to take thes

the center for world university rankings evaluated 1, 000 schools around the world and named stamford. uc berkeley came seventh. the university of california san francisco was 26. ratings are based on quality of education and faculty, alumni employment as well as the number of patents, citations and publications the schools received. >>> exciting news for fall house fans. "fuller house" is moving along. ♪ whatever happened to -- ♪ >> john stamos letting the fans out there know everything is right on track. yesterday stamos posted this picture of his sem -- himself on the set. the new show will air on netflix, will star candice cameron raising her children with the help of her best friend kimmie and younger sister self knee. the 13-open sewed spinoff is next year. >>> from 1970 to 2005 wall street week aired fridays nights on pbs. it's now been revamped and airs on our sister station sunday mornings. joining me live from new york is the show host anthony scaramucci. i want to get to the issue of personal finances and what the show is going to be talking about. you hear about the unempl

researchers found news surprising conclusions about shark attacks in california shark experts ready to stamford'sayer and profound that while the number of shark attacks as indeed on the rise because there so many more people in the water now the rate of attacks has declined by some 90% in the last six decades. frey's research found that sharks are increasingly at avoiding human. instead drawn to the traditional food sources like elephant seals which are on the rise particularly in the northern california coast. >> reporter: the national weather service released all minya devout advisory the warm water phenomenon out and pacific often brings extra moisture california during the winter and percent chance of sticking around to through the end the year and it's looking very much like that only new formed back in 1997 still received twice as much rain as normal. >> reporter: shows as expected " the tonight tomorrow week ahead voice their fog rolls and continues in the overnight hours partly cloudy conditions slavery's 80 mi. per hour week ahead slightly warmer back in mid '80s for inland valleys and

barry: blame stamford. tom: barry eichengreen with us as we look at the west coast day challenges.e or tonight, a special programming, mark halperin and team, hillary clinton campaign headquarters brooklyn, new york, and ortiz in a campaign headquarters. at 5:00 p.m. tonight, mark halperin with all due respect. stay with us. it is bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ tom: our twitter question of the day, thank you for the huge response eurocentric with the ecb in moments, what does draghi need to say and today's policy meeting and that important press conference as well. do that @bsurveillance. vonnie: the rate decision, a few minutes from now, thomas joins us from london -- john joins us. anything greece related from the ecb? >> everything greece related not expecting any change. to be at a rate -- for everyone, it is all about greece and financial stability. will that be increased. whether they increase -- that will be the one question on everyone's lips on a news conference in about 45 minutes. vonnie: we will be back to shortly. barry eichengreen of uc berkeley, what can ecb do? increas

this slide is sliping across city streets from seattle to stamford. >> it's fun to go back to like 7it's best to get a running start. jump then slide and glide. a whopping 131,000 sliders have cooled down this year. you got to be at least 5 to dive. but 10 bucks a pop it's a while, wet ride for all and, hey, hit the great wave to beat the heat. and, guy, check this out. slide the city custom built this slide for all of us right here at "gma" this morning. and they donate a portion of their slides to charity. but this morning we are all glad to be out here for free because our sponsor toys "r" us are honoring all offous slip 'n slide ers out here for research for pediatric cancer. alex's lemonade stand and we're about to slip into action for that great cause. you got to help me out with a little countdown. we got rob. all right, let's do this right, george. >> all: three, two, one! >> whoo! >> all right, amy. >> go, amy. >> all right, rob, you're up. >> and, george you in it? are you going? >> you go. >> all right. >> one, two, three. >> whoo! >> one more. paula. >> and we'll be right

we were wondering when you told your counselor you live in stamford, when he joined up going back toschool? >> thank you for asking. it was so important to get my degree and i did have opportunities for i would not have gone back and not listening to an option for me. the greatest joy in my life from the scholarship and what money i want is being able to call my pairings with four kids in college and say mom dad, i am paying for the rest of a stanford education. i graduated with my freshman because i'd been gone that long after being gone and sometimes after. getting my degree was an automatic. >> right over here. >> hi, gretchen. i'm from minnesota as well. the >> wow, you really know what cold is. it's the icebox of the nation. >> wonderful. congratulations to all of you. the >> my question was am a concert pianist actually so i've been playing the symphonies and i was wondering how you balance the life of being been a musician transitioning a college area. >> i didn't play in college. that was during my quitting phase. funny story of the book as i went to stand for. i brought my v

holds mba from stamford and words of hope and among other interviews and press. don't to say much so ladies and gentlemen please help me welcome jessica. [applause] good evening everyone. good evening. thank you so much for that very kind introduction. really happy to be here. as a you can tell, i have an amazing support team. which includes three tiny people under the age of three. it is a wonder that this book ever got written in the last three years. [laughter] but i told them i would tell them thank you to cyrus and jasper, do you want to wave. do you want to wave and asa too little to wave and a my mom an so many of you my friends and distant family all thank you for coming tonight. so -- i was told that over the next 30 or so minutes that should do a reading and speak for 25 of those. i would like to make that a little mother brief to have more of a conversation if there's an a interest there and we can have some questions. but i would like to tell you and i'm going to go light on reading tonight heavy on just the story telling. i would like to tell you abo

thousands of partygoers celebrate the running of the bowl festival and the spanish city of stamford manpeople testing a bravery by racing ahead of six fighting bulls along the course. the festival wraps up july 14th. that story right now with the eurozone finance ministers are not to be them wrestles. ashley webster is life on the round right now. good morning to you, ashley. reporter: good morning, maria. the great government will go to brussels as you just pointed out. they will present a proposal to the eurozone finance ministers in e.u. leaders later appeared the first thing they want is to secure liquidity for the financial system en masse for what they believe are credible reforms in the eye of the holder. there will programs that show growth and also reportedly asked for it that restructuring. the greeks play not the imf says that that increase is not sustainable without a 30% haircut and a 20 year grace period. that is just not going to fly with the germans. other countries within the 19 member eurozone also believe this grace is given confession we could see problems in other p

one of our frequent tweeters doesn't like this -- let's go to helen in stamford, connecticut. caller: good morning. i am calling about trump. whether you like him or you don't like him whether you agree with what he has to say or you don't agree with what he has to say. he has a right to say it. as far as i can remember, we still have freedom of speech, don't we? do we still have freedom of speech? for that reason, that's why i'm calling. people have got to remember, freedom of speech in this country. he has a right to say what he wants. if you don't like it, you don't bother with him. host: would you vote for him? caller: these companies going up against him i don't feel they are correct, either. host: would you vote for donald trump? caller: i'm not sure yet. there's too much time and too many candidates to go through. i was leaning towards scott walker. however, i don't know. but i still feel very strongly. it's not a question of politics. it's a question of freedom of speech, in my way of looking at it. host: another tweeter -- our twitter handle is @scpacspanwj. helen men