the signature suit is something we're really proud of, that suit made in massachusetts.ee dress you will see sportswear. it is a lifestyle brand. >> that is something that everybody is trying to capture. how do you do that? do you go to events? how do you make that happen? >> i think you have to understand the consumer. i spent my career trying to understand the american consumer and how he dresses both in his business attire and how do you dress to go to a brunch or meet your -- real life. that is what it is about. it is about fitting into your life. >> i want to thank you for fitting into our lives. menswear designer and legend, joseph abboud. thank you for "taking stock." i am pimm fox. good night. ♪

-- in men suiting?oblem with trends is that they are just that. i always believed in designing in the middle or little more on the fashion curve so if i sell you a suit, i have an obligation to say if you buy the suit, it is good for you for three to four years. i don't want to tell you next year that the suit you bought was good last year and not good now. with a certain obligation -- we have a certain obligation to the consumer. i don't like anything to wide or too skinny. theet us move away from office because we know everybody is trying to get more casual. what are you seeing in terms of the kinds of things that are being offered to men specifically for summer wear? >> what is interesting is the guys getting dressed up again. the young consumer has never really tasted that wearing of suit, the idea that is getting dressed up. now with all the information on the internet, they're learning about custom tailoring. their was a real hunger for the young guy to get dressed, but a guy can use the a suit mu

how much is the suit?> according to him he had specific requirements for the suit. >> did it look like a gorilla what about the eyes where you see the eyes? i said you get the makeup. it will blend into the mask itself. they also wanted to know how to make it large and massive. >> and he wanted some extra material that's going to have to change the head. he's going to have to put these -- and this is brilliant on roger's part -- these female breasts which everybody thought wow, that's the kind of detail nobody could make that up. it's so credible and believable. >> well, the check arrived and i sent the suit out to him. he called me back and said, listen, you can see the zipper in the back of the suit. i said well, that's easy to overcome. get a hair brush. brush it back and forth across the zipper. that was the last i heard from him. >> until he sees his suit on tv. >> i told my wife come here. you want to see this. she walks in and said oh, look. there's our gorilla suit. >> morris keeps quiet about his

firm alleging wall street sexism now the suit was first filed back in two thousand and ten but on tuesday the women asked for a judge's approval to expand the suit claiming women at the investment firm were paid less and awarded fewer promotions than male coworkers goldman says the suit is without merit but the new filing on tuesday details allegations of rancid sexism and harassment at the firm saying quote this constellation of evidence reflects widespread concerns among women about gender bias and a boys' club atmosphere sexualization of women and uncorrected culture of sexual harassment and assault. the suit describes company sponsored visits to strip clubs and golf trips that were designed to intentionally exclude women along with a push up contest at the office how old are we and on one occasion where female v.p. was allegedly pinned against a wall and groped by a male associate who had walked her home not very hospitable and now this is all very very bad stuff and the portion of this suit that got me especially fired up which you might be surprised about that really got me fired up

might be rate changes, and we'll talk about the suit again. maybe it will become a more potent issue. s so republicans have rethought it. my favorite part of the hearing was when the question was asked if ted cruz can summarily overturn the aca act right after taking the oath in 2017. so they are thinking ahead. >> the note president ted cruz, hearing that -- >> was i the first person to say that in sn. >> you're not the first. maybe you'll be the last because it gives my waking nightmares. nang you both for your time. after the break, republicans have a new tool. linking unaccompanied child migrants with infectious diseases. i'll ask bill richardson about the immigration battle and gop's continuing war on facts. (vo) you know that dream... where you're the hero? hey... you guys mind warming this fella up for me? i'm gonna go back down, i saw some recyclables. make it happen with verizon xlte. find a car service. we've doubled our 4g lte bandwidth in cities coast to coast. thanks! sure. we've got a spike in temperature. so save the day... don'

she makes the ironic point on the floor that the suit, the purpose of the suit ironically is to force the obama administration to implement obamacare more quickly than it might otherwise do that. so it's incredibly ironic, and there are lots of political opportunities for the democrats as there were in 1998 when we were going through the impeachment episode. this may lead to impeachment, but this suit will be dead on arrival. we talked about it before on this show. the house does not have standing to bring this suit, because it hasn't been injured. >> julian, just explain -- let's just explain standing for a moment. what would be an example of someone who would have standing to bring this lawsuit. >> so if an individual was working for a large company or over 50 or 100 employees and that company did offer health insurance and now there was a year or two delay depending on the size of the company in terms of when they could take advantage, they might have standing to bring the suit. >> the standing is that they are an injured party by this action. >> that is a constitutional requiremen

atmosphere sexualization of women and in uncorrected culture of sexual harassment and assault the suit describes company sponsored visits to strip clubs and golf trips that were designed to intentionally exclude women along with a push up contest at the office how old are we and on one occasion where female v.p. was allegedly pinned against a wall and groped by a male associate who had walked her home not very hospitable and now.

>> i was in a suit, and they gave me shorts to wear. >> was he good? do you feel all right? i'm all right. >> don't fall down the steps. >> they screamed at me. >> they screamed at you. i'm glad you raised a lot of money last night. >> i'm in better shape. >> earlier in the show, we asked you what you think, former new york mayor michael bloomberg's decision to travel to israel against the ban. and we have the responses. the people that have chosen to respond to us, not happy. >> they are not too happy. they have a lot to say, michael says it is a foolish stunt to protest a safety advisory. where's his outreach at the warning tag on my hair dry center and then john suites, violate an faa safety directive, okay, purchase a large soda, no way. >> see how long it lasts. the next 24 mourps with that's it for "way too early." "morning joe" is just moments away. ♪ happy machines will be sprayed to be made. and making something stronger... will mean making it lighter. one day, factories will work with the cloud. one day... is today. you knowfine barbecue,merica? good times and zero

it says suite 400. there is no suite 400. >> yeah.stablished there, that doesn't seem anyone there. >> public company. why do we have to go on a wild goose chase. fundamentally. what does it say about the market? fundamentally it is saying this is a bull market that maybe certain aspects of this bull market have gone crazy or is this just a one crazy story? >> well, it's one crazy story. that is great reporting by cnbc. it reminds me of the great stories from years past. and as i pointed out yesterday on twitter, who is buying this garbage? you have to ask that question knowing almost nothing because when you see a stock up 26,000 percent in the past month and one employee who we learned doesn't even work at the company, you say, who is buying it. it does get to that point of the, quote, unquote, absurd phase of this market. let's not forget there was a story last week that a lot of people missed because it was about a stock that didn't trade in the united states. go wax which was a hot spot company that is a spanish company. research

are you looking for a custom suit but do not want to break the bank? you will meet a world-famous taylor who makes clothing for president, limit -- lawmakers around the world. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i'm pimm fox. what do george bush and others have in common? he has been making custom clothing for the high and mighty ever since. he is now heading to washington to meet with members of the house, senate and was the -- we'll be spending time at white house. thank you for being here. i know you are heading off to washington, and meeting some of yourountries leaders, but background is in clothing international leaders. tell us about how you started the business. .> i started with the army >> the british when they were in hong kong? >> we used to make uniforms and that is where we got our name from. in london we were working very hard. then i got all the tailoring done, got the knowledge the british were happy that i got to know about the suits and how to make it, uniforms and everything. the shop rightt now. 1957 was a long time ago. you

andy, what color jump suits should they be?fatter. >> that's true. >> that can be bad for the prisoner's self-esteem. they should use vertical stripes which as the ambassador knows are sliming. >> do you know mr. prison food and how important it is? >> i know about army food which was not bad. in a lot of states prisoners only wear orange when they are transported like in california. even in "orange is the new black" they spend a lot of time wearing khakis. there is only one purpose to do this, humiliation and re-election. in 1994 a north carolina sheriff was elected by a couple hundred votes and he put the inmates in stripes and won the next election by 5,000 votes. the public loves this. >> you are our fashionista. how would you rate it? >> animal prints are big and they look like zebras. but orange is one of the most flattering colors on all skin tones. i am con flicked it. >> it is okay to be conflicted. >> one sheriff put them in pink. now you have grown men walking around in pink thinking it is cute. it is not cute. why d

democrats are pushing the line that the suit is a prelude to impeachment.ority leader nance pelosi. >> it behooves the speak er of the house to say impeachment is off the table. >> the speaker has already done that. democrats are quietly cheering their fundraising has taken off in recent days. one sign demoralized democratic base may be getting a bit of energy for the mid terms. >> the main vote for today is whether or not they decide to sue me for doing my job. don't boo, go out there and vote he said. it is in the hands of the speaker which will write it file it in the federal court yet to be determined an hope the court will hear it. >> doug mckelway live from washington for us. >> you want to talk about the republicans voting for the president do you think the gop has a case? log on to "fox & friends first" facebook page for a live debate and uses the hash tag keep talking. >> fox news has exclusively obtained a report by the department of public safety which reveals a disturbing trend of attacks against border agents by gangs and traffickers including

and meet kinky friedman making suits since 1989. now a new showroom, planning to double the business in five years. the president and creative director is our exclusive guest. get ready to try on "countdown to the closing bell." liz: good afternoon, everybody, i am liz claman. breaking news, two stocks hitting all-time highs in the last hour. major statement on real estate. the online real estate firms zillow and trulia are looking at major deal to join forces. zillow getting and nice move but looking at the boost trulia is getting, up 32% it zillow would be acquiring trulia. up 16%, both are having their biggest one-day games ever. the very latest on this story as it develops. the housing market itself is a major factor in the market today after a bit small new-home sales number that nobody saw coming came out this morning. down 8.1%, the worst in a year, take shrinkage when it comes to new-home sales. the s&p 500 is record territory, although just in the last couple of minutes it moved lower, that is the all-time closing high, so

ten minutes to take one of these suits off.u really have to pace yours. >> important information, and we're learning more as this outbreak continues. doctor it's good to see you again. >> thank you. >> now to the flood of young migrants passing the border, even before the border crisis a migrant could wait years to see a judge, and many migrant kids will go to court without an attorney. jennifer london has more on this. jennifer? >> reporter: john, children having to appear in immigration court without representation, is the basis of a class action lawsuit filed by a coalition of civil rights groups. they claim that is a violation of constitutional due process rights, and immigration law. and we have done a number of stories about where these children are being detained. but we also wanted to see what happens when this child starts making their way through the u.s. court system which is complex, it is overwhelmed, and ill equipped to deal with the tens of thousands of new immigration cases. >> reporter: each one of these files

now that is a gorgeous wing suit flight. >>> when you play fetch, all you need are two good legs.ven if you're a dog. this video posted, she lives in germany, and she works for an animal sanctuary, but she posted this video and referred to the charity, animal welfare initiative, anchor of hope, that's a german charity raising money to help animals who are injured and cannot walk and paralyzed to get them outfitted with wheels. >> this is like chair yacriots . >> that's good, nick. >> they get around just as good as dogs on four legs. >> we could all learn something from the video, not only that you can accomplish anything, even if you have a setback like an injury like the dog, but also the dogs who do not have the carts, they are not judging. >> when she throws the stick, they all go after it, like, all -- none think, well, i don't have a chance because that one is bigger than me. they all go after it. >> right. >> the carts are awesome. they run in tight circles, does not hinder the movement at all. >> the dogs are don't even know they are on them. >> nope. >>> this is a lesson

the suits. wool, flannel like long underwear.m keep warm in the water and would way 9 pound when wet. >> fortunately, fashion loosened up turn of the century with social changes following the first world war for women who could now vote. for the first time. first miss america crowned in 1921, swimsuits allowed freedom, movement. leggings short, dress tunic. >> men's swimsuits got a little more body hugging with fabrics that included rubber-like yarns, still one body covering piece. >> fast forward to the 1950s. beach obsession was sweeping the nation. beach themed movies flooding movies and theaters and vacationers. and america and the state of hawaii. >> swim suits in the shape like today. burt lancaster and deborah kerr in the beach scene "from here to eternity." swim suits got steamy, bikini, ursula andres one of the poster girls here, in the first james bond movie "dr. no" emerging from the water wearing bikini and a knife. the brain child of fashion designers, named it after the site of a nuclear bomb test. in 1964, bikini w

how much is there to this suit? it charges that executive actions delaying obamacare's employer mandate overreached the president's constitutional duty to faithfully execute laws. yes, you heard that right. house republicans suing the president for delaying the very law they fought tooth and nail. joining me now, mark halperin and a double down authorship fan, lonnie chen and former policy adviser to mitt romney. and ari, a scholar and gentleman. he hosts "the cycle" here. is there any legal standing for this suit? >> standing is the question, right? was somebody harmed in a way they can proceed an this case? there is a good chance the courts will dismiss it right there up front and say you weren't harmed in the way the constitution requires. it's also possible that a court could basically take what we'd call an expansive view standing and say, look, even if this is what might become a political question and we don't want to resolve it, we'll let it proceed to fight it out. either way i've always said this is too bo

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it could be easy for that person to change the article to suit their interest. he says he has lots of usernames or accounts. >> if you have a target article, you don't go with just one account, but several accounts to delete information bit by bit until everything you don't want is gone. if other users get involved, you start a discussion on the article and do that with 20, 30, or 50 accounts and not just your own. >> it is an infiltration that's nearly impossible to control. this is the wikipedia article on germany's biggest maker of slot machines. the company repeatedly comes under fire because some say its machines could lead to compulsive gambling. but in their wikipedia article, the phrase compulsive gambling was replaced with excessive occasional playing habits. and a page about their lobbying was shortened to almost nothing. passages were apparently changed by people identified as company employees, including the press officer. the company does not deny this but says there was no intentional deception. >> hidden pr is bad. it is unethical, the work of the

yay. >> it started with a navy suit. entrepreneurial spirit who has decided to start her own trucking company. >> do you feel empowered? >> i do. now. [ cheers and applause ] >> and i want to mention that jennifer actually donated that navy suit that she wore to her first job interview back to dress for success. it is truly a gift that keeps on giving. we have with us now angela williams from dress for success to talk a little about how this incredible organization works. it's helping so many women and we want to get everyone involved. we have several women who will be donating their dresses so come on in, ladies including our own lara spencer, ginger zee, as well and several audience members, so tell me, how can you be a part of this in your community? how can you give some gently used clotheing? >> oh, absolutely. there are countless ways to make a difference in a woman's life. simply go to our dress for success website and find a neighboring dress for success. there's so many different volunteer opportunity, so many d

at least you're in a good suit.im warns me that reacting correctly if the engine fails or the weather turns rough can be a matter of life and death at sea. >> why does ed want me to do this training? >> you're going icebergs hunting. that is dangerous. there is a big piece of ice. in case anything goes wrong -- ed wants to become durable to know that you can get on the safety equipment and rescue yourself. >> the next morning, i drive north to port union, a small harbor. this is where captain ed keeps his ship. the green waters is a former trawler that he converted. they're getting the vessel ready. it will be the first time they had out the season. it is a perfect day. there is little wind. the ocean is calm. it looks for icebergs. it is probably two meters out of the water. does not have legs. like, a square piece of ice. we have to put our cables around it and cinch it up tight. we do not like an unstable piece of ice. >>. you had with 850 horsepower. wants to locate the icebergs and determine which direction the

pack your bathing suit? wearing it.e bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. >>> america, a country of life, liberty and the pursuit of lawsuits? yes, speaker boehner is suing the president and the house rules committee just held a hearing to consider that suit. if they approve, the full house will vote on whether or not to sue. the legal question is this -- did president obama's reliance on executive orders overreach his constitutional duty to faithfully execute the law? the lawsuit is hanging that question somewhat ironically on the decision to delay obamacare's mandate that employers provide health care insurance starting in 2014. yes, you have that straight. house republicans suing the president for undercutting the very law that they fought tooth and nail. here 0'ses what pete sessions said this morning. >> the president, in my opinion, has gone too far. rather than faithfully execute the laws as the execution requires, the president has instead selectively enforced the law in some instances, ignoring t

o'reilly agreed to pay $100 million for the suit.the spokesperson said they would pay for every person discovering the over charge, the spokesperson for the company said there was no comment on the lawsuit. >>> and suit brought by consumer watch dog against anthem saying they gave false information about plans to operate on the affordable care act. it claims the company deceived customers about the size of position network, deductibles and other important information. the suit also claims blue cross delayed claims so customers could not get care. anthem responded by telling abc on your side that we provide our services through our directory. while the vast majority of incidents were correct, many were not listed. they decided to provide for individual members. >>> and target stores looking to brighten their image after last year's disastrous data breach. the company will for every purchase of a target brand school supply the retailer will donate the same item to children in need. the campaign runs from july 15th to august 2. target h

our birthday suit.magazine, it has the cover to shock, anger, intrigue, and sometimes inspire. >> we're not going out there just trying to be titillating, we're trying to prove a point about the athletic form. >> reporter: espn the magazine's sixth annual "body" issue, showcasing the world's most elite athletes, all posing tastefully nude. it didn't easy getting star athletes to take their clothes off. >> they're human beings. as proud as they are of their bodies they're still anxious about the idea of getting naked in front of people for a photo shoot. >> reporter: five-time wimbledon champion venus williams recalls feeling a little shy. >> i was joking that i wish i would have like really just done 1,000 abs a day to compete with athletes that are just ripped. but i'm probably never going to be ripped. i'm powerful on the court, that's all that matters. >> reporter: but soon they forget the cameras are even there. >> in the first two or three frames, the athletes forget they're naked, they don't care

a firefighter had to reach for the shutoff valve with only the layers of his suit between him and the hot gas-fueled flames. the department's investigator believes the fire started outside the building by that meter. burning up the wall of the kitchen and into the attic space above. >> too early to see whether the gas meter fell which caused the fire. or whether the fire was next to the gas meter and then heat from that transferred over and then basically made the meter fall. >> reporter: captain jeremy davis doesn't know yet if this early morning fire was accidental or arson. too early to tell. the kitchen roof is gone, but the kitchen itself suffe)ed mostly smoke and water damage. you can see the fire investigators out here with the santa clara county fire department. what they're doing to do is pull back layers of debris by the gas meter. taking photos trying to get an idea of what might have caused that gas to ignite. we tried to reach out to the restaurant, they don't want to speak on camera. one employee just told us she was k shoed. the owner, already on the scheduled flight ba

whether establishment republican thad cochran or tea party challenger chris mcdaniel were better suited to go to washington and refuse to cooperate with the president. [laughter] it was an important race, but not as important as people would like you to believe. >> "time" magazine calls it "the battle for the soul of the g.o.p." >> not only are the eyes of the nation on this election tomorrow, but the eyes of the world will be on this election. >> jon: yes. if there is any event happening right now that the entire world is watching, it's the mississippi republican senate primary run-up. you know, it's interesting, around the globe people have gathered to watch with bated breath, here come the early results. there is nothing... there is no... oooooh! it's thad cochran, coooooooochran! thad cochran defeated mcdaniel, who won the initial primary but not by enough to avoid a run-off. so how did cochran beat him? >> cochran relied on black democrats to put him over the top. >> jon: that's right. thad cochran won the mississippi republican primary because of the support of black democrats. be

i have to put on the scuba suit. i have one minute. >> go ahead. >> the neoprene suit puts up a ferocious defense. climbing into it is a battle. while i wrestle with the stiff rubber, jim reminds me that a sinking ship is not a stable platform like this. right now, that is no help at all. is a minute and 45 seconds. so you fail by 45 seconds but at least you are in a good suit. jim wants me that reacting correctly if the engine fails or the weather turns rough can be a matter of life and death at sea. >> what is at once me to do this training? >> you're going icebergs hunting. it is dangerous. you are dealing with a small boat and a big piece of eyes. , andse anything went wrong wants to be comfortable to know you can get on the safety equipment and help rescue yourself. >> the next morning i drive north to port union, a small harbor. this is where captain ed keeps his ship. ae green will waters is former fishing vessel that he bought in 2007 and converted. and end his crew are getting the vessel ready. it will be th

a jury has reached a verdict in that bryan stow civil suit against the los angeles dodgers. the verdict is expected to be read at 1:30 this afternoon. the suit is seeking millions of dollars in damage for stow for the attack in the dodgers parking lot that left him brain damaged. the suit blames the team and owner frank mccourt for inadequate security during that giants-dodgers game in 2011. the verdict comes after nine days of deliberations. we'll have the verdict and reaction tonight at 5:00. >>> a deadly fire under investigation in the north bay this afternoon. a body was found this morning as vacaville firefighters were putting out hot spots. the body was in a grapevine nursery on pleasant valley road. it burned a tractor shed, storage pellets and plastic bins in the back of the facility early this morning. >>> san francisco police department is making sure their four-legged officers are protected in the line of duty. the department's k-9 unit received six custom fitted bulletproof vests as well as a medical pack with emergency supplies. the dogs were on treasure island

. >> finally what happens in the fantasy suite didn't stay in the fantasy suite. note to self.e fantasy suite. last night was the finale and amy had to face her -- help me out. i don't watch the show. >> i am the official ed henry of reality tv. last night on the season finale of the bachelorette amy got a proposal from former ball player josh. but the man she jebted nick very jilted decide to drop this bomb that something dirty happened in the fantasy suite. >> if you weren't in love with me -- not sure why, like why you made love to me. >> first of all, i think that's below the belt. that's something that should be private and kept private. >> i'm not trying to put you below the belt. >> you already have. >> that's how you made me feel. to me, that night like, that was like fiancee type of stuff. >> i love this. wait a second. that was supposed to be private. you're on a reality show. you're on a reality show where you're making out with guys every day and now all of a sudden he says something honest and you go oh, wow you stepped over. nothing is private when you do a realit

a full body suit and mask because the transmission with ebola happens from direct contact with bodily fluids. if a person is sick, physically ill, vomits, if that's aspirated by the doctor, have somehow ended up sick. right now there's great concern with the cdc and w.h.o. because those two organizations created the policies and guidelines that these doctors were evidently following according to the organization they're following, yet they're sick anyway. they're looking at those policies now. >> a passenger died on a flight to nigeria to the country's largest city. what possibility is it that other passengers contracted the disease from him? >> nigeria hasn't seen much of the infection and this passenger turned himself in to the airline authorities. because he was sick and had die rethroughout the flight. you have to physically touch bodily fluid and then transfer it to the mucous he membranes. who did that infected patient come into contact with? they evidently can't account for two dozen flight members on that flight to nigeria. that is crucial to stem the tide. >> these patients t

make sure we get that on video and at that time if.inmate doesn't comply, we're going to use those suits. i want everything ready to go in no more than five minutes. i want everything to go in five minutes. >> correctional staff suit up in plastic cover jauls to protect their clothing but they encount a few snags. >> they don't make them big enough. >> yes. >> you're going to slide in there. it's wet. one of them might throw feces at you. he's ready. he's going to be pitching, i'm going to be catching. >> while the extraction team suits up, the hospital staff continues to negotiate with the unruly inmates. >> i want to come in, talk to you, give you medication so you'll settle down. >> meanwhile, the extraction team readies a five-point restraint table to which they will secure any inmate who becomes combative. they continue to negotiate with the inmate in order to avoid a cell extraction where anyone can be injured. >> if you cooperate with us and you don't fight it, and you take your medication as we give it to you, then we can keep you -- >> finally, one inmate decides to comply and o

>> i don't see any limit to the principle that would be behind this house suit. i could see that if we were to start down that road, the president could go into court and sue the senate for failing to give him an up or down answer on nominees as the constitution contemplates that they actually advise and consent or reject but give him a vote. i could imagine the house suing the senate because a certain bill the senate was considering didn't originate in the house as the chairman's session noted. the house has that authority over taxing and budget matters. so if the senate were considering a bill, would you go into federal district court and seek a mandamus to make the senate not proceed with a revenue measure that failed to originate? i just think these are not matters that the courts ought to be deciding. >> i often marvel at the foresight of the people who wrote this constitution. it certainly stands today is what they were thinking at that point is what we need to follow today exactly. conservative writer andrew mccarthy says the consequences would be that now

>> i don't see any limit to the principle that would be behind this house suit. i could see that if we were to start down that road, the president could go into court and sue the senate for failing to give him an up or down answer on nominees as the constitution contemplates that they actually advise and consent or reject but give him a vote. i could imagine the house suing the senate because a certain bill the senate was considering didn't originate in the house as the chairman's session noted. the house has that authority over taxing and budget matters. so if the senate were considering a bill, would you go into federal district court and seek a mandamus to make the senate not proceed with a revenue measure that failed to originate? i just think these are not matters that the courts ought to be deciding. >> i often marvel at the foresight of the people who wrote this constitution. it certainly stands today is what they were thinking at that point is what we need to follow today exactly. conservative writer andrew mccarthy says the consequences would be that now

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change my clothes and i'd be in the same suit and sleeping under my desk like, it. >> and finally, weighlight this year's headliners and celebrity hosts. ♪ that's what's going on in our world, up next. >> "our world with black enterprise" is brought to you by the all new chryslerpo >>> welcome to "our world with black enterprise." we're at the annual african-american festival in baltimore, maryland. >> thank you to all the visitors to maryland for being here. >> for black enterprise sponsored black life, music and culture. >> we're thrilled to be able to join the fol the african-american festival. i know you'll have great time this evening. >> more than 350,000 people enjoyed two days of nonstop fun and no festival is complete without stellar music and entertainment. ♪ >> we started the weekend off enjoying the sounds of kiko debarg ♪ and moniva. >> my gosh, yes! you all feeling good? yeah? >> but no one rocked the house like johnny hill. ♪ ♪ >> where my party people in the house tonight? hey hey. whoo! ♪ >> well, you know, i'm extra excited. because i mean this is right in my backyar

. >>> and sniper suit. former minnesota groft jesse venture ya wins a lawsuit against a best-selling author. this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, july 30th, 2014. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm ko im in for anne-marie green. it took workers in los angeles nearly four hours to shut off a massive water main break that flooded parted of the ucla campus. crews worked through the night to remove waters from the famed basketball arena. several people had to be rescued from an underground parking garage. a 93-year-old water pipe had burst yesterday afternoon sending a geyser of water 30 feet into the air. the 30-inch pipe burst under nearby sunset boulevard. bigad shaban has our report. >> reporter: the water buckled asphalt and flooded streeted around 3:30 shortly before rush hour. in a state stricken by historic drought. >> we estimate at this time that we probably lost a total of between 8 million and 10 million gallons of water in the incident. >> reporter: students at ucla and a nearby high