. >> >> some women have strug frld decades with little to no lubeado and the toll that takes on their and it's been nicknamed the female viagra. >> not only was i an active partisitant and no longer was i trying to be asleep before he got home. >> reporter: today they advised the fda to approve. >> every day, every day i see patients in the office. >> reporter: and she said while this pill sounds promising, it does have side effects. >> one of the concerns and the reason they rejected it previously is because of side effects like low blood pressure, nausea things that don't make you feel like being intimate anyways. >> suddenly i felt the flutter and i always say it's not a flirt in my heart, it was like what is that? welcome back. >> reporter: the fda is expected to make a decision by this summer and historically they have taken the recommendations of their panel. and the doctor said some can't be cured with a pill. >> their trying to raise children, have a family and go to work and wonder why they have no time and sometimes getting away is the best female viagra there is. >> and thi

your door way so want you to support this program to make sure families have housing because they are strug squlg need housing for everyone so hope you support this program, thank you >> thank you, next speaker please >> my name is siaa and with the coalition on homelessness and for the past 6 weeks i have been in city hall every day doing outreach and thipg i talk today all most all of you and ont been the city for the past 2 months. you know what we need and know what needs to be done, we have given you the numbers and seen the people effected by homelessness. in the fact is in the nation now for police brutality and [inaudible] your funding or proposing to fund 2 more police acamied and jails. this is unfair gichben the fact these people don't have housing and they are victimized by police officers. you need to fund hes pa over the please officers. i don't say please officers are inherently bad but this is what needs to be done >> thank you, next speaker please >> good morning my name is [inaudible] i started going to [inaudible] on february of this year. because my apartment was flooded

her first tweet said i'm so happy after such a long strug to be living my true self. welcome to the world caitlyn. can't wait for you to get to know her/me. her next tweet mixed in humor. another jenner world record and at 65. who'd have thought? humbled and honored to have reached 1 million followers in four hours. thank you for your support. >> i understand purposely caitlyn with a c, not a k like the kardashian. >> a little separation. >> millions in soc. security given to nazis. how one woman got the benefit years after being deported. >> we'll look toward the fremont truck scales. 880 looks fine. we'll have a check farther south. the fire will are impact your commuter for the time being. t the. it's a fantastic place to live. our function is customer support... ...making sure that our customers are safe and that's the most important thing. we know we are part of a huge company but sonoma county is our home. sonoma county is our pg&e. what we're doing really means something in the community and it's just a great, great feeling. together, we're building a better ca

this is a city strug egg to cope with a devastating loss and it all happened behind me. inside a church building. its members welcomed a stranger insides its doors for a bible study session. he spent time with them. he made them feel he wasn't a threat. then after an hour's time he ended up killing nine people allegedly. from what we are gathering, it was all about race. the accused killer in the charlston church massacre caught more than 200 miles from the crime scene in shelby, north carolina. 21-year-old dylann roof waived extra dig and seen here wearing prison stripes flown back to south carolina to face charges for cold blooded murders allegedly motivated by hate. >> a terrible human being who would go into a place of worship where people were praying and kill them. is now o in custodo in custody . where he will always remain. >> this video from a snap shat shows the bible study taken by one of the victim. tywanza sanders from inside the emanuel ame episcopal church. you get a glimpse of the suspect sitting at the table with worshippers. police say he spent almost a

the retail reporter had a 10% decline in fir revenue as the company continues to strug well a weak retail environment and foreign currency impacts. shares off 4.5% to $27.39. >>> jm smuck out with mixed results today. the food company behind folgers coffee and pillsbury reports weak quarterlies and disappointing fu higher costs weigh on performance there. shares off 4% to $113.75. >>> now a decline in revenue as cost cutting helped to narrow the loss. the commercial vehicle company has been struggling to gain market share despite red hot demand. shares tumbling to $24.82. >>> rite aid saw same stores grow led by growth in the pharmacy section but shares fell nearly 4% to $8.34. >>> the fortune 500. it is the annual list of the 500 largest companies in america and this year their combined annual revenue hit a record. in the top spot is wal-mart exxon-mobil number two and chevron at number three. joining us from washington is a familiar face to us susie garib, at fortune and an nbr contributor. go to see you. what is the significance of the for the ube 500 and why do investors care. >> firs

and during the strug tl deputy used his taser to get the teen under control.ays the runaway repeatedly ignored the deputy's request. >> what we have is really an out of control juvenile who could have prevent thd whole ordeal just by obeying the commands of the deputy and getting in the car to be returned home. >> and the sheriff released this photo of a bite mark that the deputy received during the struggle. the department is investigating. >>> and authorities are now calling on the texas ranger to investigate this clash between teens and police at a neighborhood pool party. eric casebolt resigned after this video made national headlines. the investigations could be different from a probe being done by the mckinney police department. this video shows the officer there wrestling a teenage girl to the ground and pulling his gun on two boys. >>> philadelphia's district attorney will not reopen a criminal investigation into a deadly police involved shooting that has sparked controversy. seth williams said his office thoroughly investigated brandon tate-brown's de

hospitals in the port city of karachi are strug to go cope with the number of patients mostly elderlyfering from sun stroke and did he hide vague. >>> train services through the channel tunnel are back up and running a day after being shutdown. the crossing was crossed when striking ferry workers set fire to the train tracks on tuesday. migrants then tried to take advantage by jumping onto trucks waiting to cross the tunnel. >>> now, hundreds of protesters have spent a second night on the streets of the armenian capital refusing to go home until the government release -- reverses a decision to raise electricity prices. the country's power grid is owned by a russian firm. >> reporter: the water cannon knocks him straight off his feet. and he comes back for more. again. and again. protesters stage a sit in all monday night. angry over the government's decision to allow a russia-owned power company to increase electricity price buys as much as 22%. tuesday morning riot police move in. they arrest more than 250 people. more than a dozen are hurt in the skirmish. the demonstrators regroup

stocks could strug you will out of the gates this week after the markets barrel changed from last weekfutures are pointing to a lower open today. investors are waiting for the fed which means tuesday and wednesday hoping for more clues as to when the central bank will start raising interest rates this week. look for data today on manufacturing and housing. on friday the dow fell 140 points to 17899. the nasdaq losing 32 to 1551. there's a big deal in the housing sector today. california based home builders standard pacific and the rye land group are merging. creating the nation's fourth largest builder. standard services on swrup scale homes while rye land does most of its business with first time buyers. >>> dinosaurs still rule the earth, "jurassic world" breaks a record it at the box office taking in $511 million worldwide in its opening weekend. china accounting for 1/5 of that total. the universal film earning $206 million in the u.s. and canada. trailing only the original avengers for best day buh of all time. back over to you. >>> we may still be suckers for the original jurassi

. >> steph was not the only warrior strugging at times. marreese speights. oh. get up.ets no buckets in game two. speights is one for four. then the dive here was just terrible. one for four on dunks this postseason. the ref goes flying over. it's like the keystone kops. you've seen lebron scowl during the game, now, it's your turn. send us your lebron face lfies. twitter, facebook, instagram. we may use your photo on the air. i want to see yours, dan,later. >>> lightning goalie ben bishop, he had to leave game two early with an apparent leg injury. gutted it out tonight against the blackhawks. game three in chicago. series tied at 1-1. bishop, you see him go down. not 100%. some sort of leg injury. 36 saves 18n the first period. 13 seconds after the blackhawks de it 2-1, palate slides it home. just over three minutes left to play. hedman feeting paquette in front. just get a stick on it. tampa wins 3-2, inhicago. the lightning take a 2-1 series lead. >>> the u.s. hasn't w the women's world cup since brandi chastain scored the goal of a lifetime. thatas 16 years ago. te

the fair issue there is a strug until iraq between the state and none state and institutions that were established based on elections must be maintained. that is also other institutions that work outside of the framework of the state that wants to take the authorities to itself and to impose itself on the society and make the decisions itself building a stable state in iraq is the guarantee of the protection of our minorities and the marginalized. the important cannot be forgotten. arming the tribes and the training and equipment because the local populations alone are the ones that can end daesh and changing the role of the tribes, ignoring them will make the problem -- we must also rehabilitate the police in the areas controlled by daesh. and the reforces be under one control, represented by the commander general of the armed forces. the problem of the multiplicity of the leadership will lead to the collapse of the armies just as happened in ramadi. national a real -- building a modern state through the help of its friends, extreme uchl and terrorism is a very strange phenomena in th

he's going to talk about my strug struggle to pay my taxes. this is wrong. middle class person who's having trouble getting by. and i wrote this column for all the other millions of people who have trouble getting by. >> there are people who say it's irresponsible to ignore this loan. most people don't walk away from their monetary obligations. >> i understand that. i didn't walk away. and i didn't say that in the piece. i said that i refused to take a job that i didn't want and that would have i felt crushed my life or to go into the army, which i was not suited for. i refused to do that to try to pay my loans. i tried to pay my loans and i couldn't. and i stepped into default. as a result my credit was ruined. i wandered in the financial wilderness for years. >> how much money do you owe? >> $150,000. >> you have three degrees from columbia university. >> i wanted to become an academic. you need a phd to become an academic. you need three degrees to become an academic. these were three degrees. not three audis. not three country houses. i worked my way thr

good to an indoor wall that they thought would last six months and the sievites strug itled that it faith in government is upon upon. the leaders who made the peace did not ask the question of how the peace they were creating could be maintain upon. so they create aid germany a settlement with germany which was two to be accepted, but too little aware of history, so actually germany's strategic position improved as a result of world war i. after world war i they were surrounded by a bunch of little countries, each of which was too weak to resist germany by itself. so the page was created from which one-- put the statement of the world had notand the legend that you must have a concept the objective upon're of your policy and not be swept away by mood of a moment moment. so when hitler came into power there was no framework with which they knew to reresist him. and he would make demands that at lirs seemed reasonable upon. upon upon upon upon upon uponso the lesson is to understand what circumstances can become so irrevocable that you have to resist them at the beginning of their occurrenc

>> jim clyburn has a long history in the civil rights strugs el going back to when he was a young mana state that has a history of racial violence that is akin to states like mississippi and alabama, the state that launched the civil war, a state where the confederate flag flies over a monument on the capitol grounds. a lot of african-americans including the head of the naacp, noting that is the fact you have a governor who almost came to tears talking about these families, you could see her emotion was genuine at the same time the flag flies over the capital. >> i find that amazing, if this event doesn't change that, what will. >> look it is reprehensible that we have flying a statement of unadorned racism but, of course, a rejection of loyalty to the nation. the confederate flag celebrates those who want to secede from the nation. true americans stay here figure out a way to move forward. this is where i embrace what president obama said today, we can move forward to address these issues we have to analyze the illness first before we can observe and offer a remedy. that's why it's i

. >> it's a denomination that was born out of the strug emfor -- in 1794 mother bethel church in philadelphiae longest owned piece of property by african-americans in this country. as a former trustee of this church church, i spoke with my pastor and he is heart broken he's known all the clergy well. they're very close knit and it remains a haven for the discussion of black life black struggle and it an infringement on sanctuary. >> it's a locusts of black civic engagement. >> that's one of the reasons that black churches have been targeted. to attack that is to make african-americans feel unsafe it was a strategic move of the klan to do that there is a source of activism of civil rights struggle of leadership training, it was really attacking the black community at its very core. >> tell us a little bit about the work of pastor pigney. no one better embodies the importance of the black church in fostering political engagement than pastor pigney himself. >> yeah he's in a line of great tradition when it comes to clergy clergy. he was a state senator. he co sponsored language that led to body

as president obama and other leaders strug with the implications of the murders in charleston.of the civil rights movement and constitution allow professor of harvard university. it's the founder of the charles hamilton houston institute for race and justice. thank you very much for being with us. it's good to see you again, sir. we've heard -- >> happy to be with you, andrea. >> well, this is another inflexion point. mayor riley as long as congressman jim clyburn were just pointing out to me, has long been in favor of this but now we hear that nikki haley the governor may be moving on her position and holding a news conference, consulting with cabinet members and with members of congress as well. how important is it to get this flag out of there and off of state property? as a symbol for misguided people like the suspect in this case. >> it's absolutely essential. i think what north carolina and other places around the country are doing and talking about the place, it is a sense of how it affects children how it afts saffects families. we fought these wars and we've had a chan

there are more republican kantntds who have strug wld this than have not. >> sure.but we have a big crowd of candidates running for prosecute gning gning for president. and the voters are going to reward action. and punish action. and let's see what the voters say. and i think they are going to be appreciative of those that came forward and said this is a moment when we should act. >> when martin luther king, jr. and -- they said you were outsiders. while i acknowledge matt. without the external pressure and without the nation come dog grips with this heinous crime, the people inside south carolina may not have responded the way day did. >> professor why did -- >> look. here take some credit for some success here. tim scott, an african american republican is elected to senate and he comes forward and starts talking to republicans and said this is a moment we need to act -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> -- the right thing. >> not before the shooting. we have to be clear on that. >> not before the shooting and i'm saying to you that the events of the past week have forced peop

the msci holds off including chinese shares on its emerging market index but investors strug off -- shrug off the decision. jack ma insisting his firm is no threat to amazon and ebay. >> netflix streams ahead. shareholders improve a massive increase in shares paving the way for a stock split. >> if you're just tuning in thank you for joining us here on worldwide exchange. two important economic data points investors were digesting yesterday. first wholesale inventories in april rising by .4% which was twice the expectation. much better the read on inventory levels in the u.s. also spiking higher to 5.38 million. this is the highest figure on record since the survey began in 2001. keep in mind a very important indicator that janet yellen watches when it comes to the slack in the labor market. in the u.s. right now premarket trade suggesting a higher open. the s&p 500 is still trading about 2% below it's record high. here in europe a little bit of a come back after six consecutive days of losses in europe where we did see the xetra dax yesterday move to the down side by around 1%. deepening

to date fsoc has designated four non-bank financial companies as systemically important financial strugstutions essentially signaling to market participants that the government considers them too big to fail. as a result richmond fed president lacquer stated that shareholders and creditors of that firm can expect the government to shield them from losses during periods of distress. ultimately putding the taxpayer on the hook for a future potential bailout. for that reason i'm interested and i think others on this committee are also have mentioned this today i'm interested in how these companies can ultimately de-risk and shed their designation status from fsoc and remove the implicit report carries with it. knowing is to reduce risk in the financial system. i think that you also would share that sentiment. i know that senator mark warner has told you before that there was never any intention of creating a hotel california i believe were his words with the designation process where you were able to check in any time you like -- or pardon me check out any time you'd like but never leave. s

. >> you've got to have certain levels of ldl, the bad cholesterol in the strug and an adverse reactiono statins. you've got 50% of americans on statins, this could potentially be used on 11 million americans. it's big money, big business so, yes, initially there are going to be restrictions who can take the drug. the cost insurance companies are freaking out about this drug. doctors are thrilled cardiologists even happier, but the insurance companies are flipping out. 10 grand a year right now. that's a 90% more expensive than any statin in the market. stuart: you said that 15% of american adults are on statins. >> lipitor and zocor, things like that. and you know look we've never had a true treatment to get bad cholesterol down until now. remember, there are going to be clinical trials on this one. they've got to do the trials, but it looks like now with this panel saying yes, the fda will go ahead and approve it for use limited for now. by 2017 it will be available to everyone. stuart: let me cut you ever so short just for one second. i've got breaking news i want to update developme

policies that help a lot of people in theory if she could execute them that would help a lot of people strugy propositions she's never been the obama-like oritorical -- >> that speech launched her on the road up in new hampshire. joining us from concord, nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent host of "andrea mitchell reports," andrea mitchell. what is she looking to do today? >> she is looking to have a raly. it's been moved indoors to the shed behind us. we are in a pouring, driving rain storm which is going to last all day here. it is beautiful apple orchard that the season begins in july with blueberries and goes right through peaches and apples and right through to december. this is a great location. she was here when she first campaigned for president in 2008. we were with her in new york. and that rally was very effective with the crowd on the ground. the setting there on roosevelt island, a beautiful day. she had great weather for that speech. and as you point out, big rallies and big speeches. that was the first on saturday tlachlt is not her strength. but she did -- she did hi

do we walk away from the strug this epain, the hurt the confusion that people live with every waking hour of every day? or do we respond in that all american fashion and say, yeah, we have the intellectual capacity as a nation, it's an order of prioritization. that priority here needs to be a response a full-pledged response, a compassionate response a loving response. coming from us as individuals and collectively as congress to say, yes, we support these efforts that are required, that are possible. do not deny the possibility. let us go forward and be those sound decisionmakers that understand that this issue, when addressed accordingly with the human compassion offered, with the humanization of this process, we are then offering a cost effective outcome. a study of the brain initiative that the president has advanced should be supported. these resources that are required for planning, for research for services, for respite, need to be funded accordingly. it's within our grasp. and it makes sense to do so. so representative garamendi, i thank you for leading us in this special ord

growing up the son of i that yan immigrants english was his second language and joe strugged with dyslexiag for he was to work at a mill like my mother worked at. >> reporter: he was the first in his family to graduate college and become a teacher. >> i felt like i could make a difference in kids' lives that have similar backgrounds. >> reporter: on this day we were happy to have the opportunity to make a difference in mr. g's leaf. a surprise for him and the students he loves. >> oh my gosh! >> how are you? >> doing well. tanks for coming. >> there are a lot of things you need at this school right here. but you were teaching a lesson on generosity. >> yes. >> that really got to me. it really got to me. so we wanted you to know that generosity is a two-way street. can we open the door again? [ applause ] they heard one of the things you need at this school is a play ground. >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> joe, not only are the people from home depot going to pay for that play ground they are going to build it for you. >> awesome! [ cheers and applause ] >> we have more surprises. so you

after a public strug toll conceive kim kardashian reveals that she and caan way west are set to welcometon, the breakout star from the hit series "game of thrones" with a preview of his new movie. today, monday june 1st, 2015. ♪ >> to our family back at the hotel, this is your wakeup call! >> good morning, atlanta, georgia! >> shoutout to mississippi folk! >> sweet 16 from sweet home alabama. >> girls from idaho! >> we love you, matt lauer! >> and we're back now 8:00 on a monday morning. it's the first day of june 2015. you know what they say about june showers. >> it brings rust. >> it brings the american ninja warrior course to our plaza. look at that. these people are crazy, what they're able to do. we'll see a couple of these feats of strength a little bit later in the hour. >> which one are you going to try? >> the salmon ladder. >> eat it. >> wel get to that in a moment. but let's go to natalie. >> hey, guys. good morning once again, everyone. this morning the nsa no longer has the sweeping power to collect the telephone records of all americans. that authority temporarily expired

. -- many small businesses are strug go to compete against low priced imports or benefiting from unfair trade practices. they are facing legal challenges. the intent of this amendment is simple. it transfers $2 million from the international trade commission to provide legal and technical assistance to small businesses seeking a remedy. i offer this amendment last year to the bill and it was approved. time and time again, small companies are losing business against unfair, low-cost imports which flood our country. something needs to be done. small businesses need help. they don't have access to the same legal resources as larger companies. they can't afford the costs to file a claim against large industries like we see coming from china. these small businesses in america deserve to be treated better. in west virginia, mr. chairman, we have one particular company which manufactures glass, lead-free marbles. the committee has less than 50 employees. they among others have asked our office with an average cost to file an antidumping claim is $1 million how can small manufacturers afford ac