state department, -- between taylor and the u.s. state department, but at the core it is a personal sort of what happens when a father and son relationship fail on such a dramatic stage as a civil war. questions, anybody? >> come straight up to the microphone. [inaudible] -- incuriosity and writing ability. me ask you about sierra leone which i thought was held in stable relationship to other countries in the region, but in contention of the british troops. was that true? for a long time i thought british trips -- >> i don't want to speak to much about sierra leone because i'm not an expert. i do know that taylor sponsored a proxy war in sierra leone started in the early '90s your he had a very fraught relationship with the leader there. and he pursued that were basically until around 2001 that became his undoing. it was essentially a sort of tragic flaws as a leader. he pursued this war. even chucky, one thing he vehemently denied any was any connection with the war in sierra leone. and his commanders said essentially that was true

taylor die? professor finkelman: thackeray taylor went to a july 4 parade -- zachary taylor went to a july 4 parade. he watched the parade on a very hot day. zachary taylor was a teetotaler and he either spent the day eating cherries and milk or cucumbers and milk, and if you can imagine what milk would look like after a hot july day in washington,, without ice to keep it cold, he got some kind of intestinal disease. he was a very tough man. he had survived winters in michigan and minnesota. he had survived the deserts of mexico. he was rough and ready. the one thing he could not survive was mid-19th century medicine. when he got sick, he was bled and they did all sorts of other things including giving him mercury which would have killed him if they gave him enough. he may have died from an intestinal virus, he may have died from a bacterial infection, he may have died because the doctors killed him. what we do know is that he died very suddenly to the great shock of the nation. and perhaps, tayl

dagen: do not make taylor mad.rance giant turning down a takeover offer ahead of a supreme court ruling on obamacare they could come down later this morning about 10:00 a.m. >> and i made a $47.5 billion. cigna rate jack did say they are inadequate. offering to pay $184 per share. that's an 18% premium a on friday. it is not clear if it's the talks are dead. the deal under the right circumstances would provide substantial benefits. doctors and investors comes ahead of a hotly anticipated of the supreme court decision. the ruling could strike down federal health insurance subsidies for about 6 million americans and more than 30 states. that could come down as early as this morning. there is a way. the health care companies try to have some court of merger happened. train to "the wall street journal" taken into how this could cut into consumer health care services. thank you, nicole. global markets in asia. we have no right to report at this point. a major gain in japan, hong kong and singapore with their biggest gai

both guests have a taylor in their name. taylor schilling, james taylor.es? >> yeah. >> seth: no accent. no boston accent. >> none. >> seth: did you ever have it? >> no. not really. no. [ laughter ] >> seth: congrats. >> thanks. >> seth: i mean, that's the better outcome. >> thanks. i don't really think anybody in my family does. my brother when he was very young he had, like, a little boston thing going on. then he grew out of it. and now, i just sometimes pretend i have one. when i get there. and everybody's like, hey, how you doin'? hey, how's your mother? how's your father? >> seth: right. because if you ask anybody like, how is your mother and your father, they won't know what you're saying. >> yeah, how is your mother and father -- no. >> seth: i don't have either of those. >> yeah. how's your mutha, how's your fatha? how's your mutha? how's your fatha? and nobody outside of boston has that greeting from me either. >> seth: yeah. >> yo, seth, how's >> seth: and right away, aggressive. aggressive, like if anything is wrong with your mutha or fatha, it

taylor had never voted in a election. taylor had never done anything political. he had been a career military officer for his entire life. his wife, margaret smith taylor, or peggy taylor as she's known, had travelled with her husband to some of the most remote military bases in the country. she had been a military wife the wife of a man who started as lieutenant and ended up as a major general. and taylor's politics were almost unknown other than that he said over and over again he supported henry clay. henry clay of course had lost to polk and henry clay believed that it was his time to win 1848. it was going to be a whig year. clay's party is the whig party. clay thinks he will win. and then out of nowhere, taylor gets the nomination and clay is absolutely devastated that he doesn't get to be nominated. and in addition to taylor getting nomination, a completely obscure, almost unheard of person, millard fillmore, who is by -- when nominated, is the most obscure person ever to be nominated for president, at that time gets the vice presidential nomination. so he

this is cross road of the taylor swift world tonight. there are so many people coming, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and they are coming from all over the place. my two new friends that say taylor swift on their glasses are from where. >> more than 3500 miles they traveled they won a contest to come to philadelphia. >> enjoy the concert. >> everybody is celebrating taylor swift tonight. you this kill themselves swiftes styling after their music hero and role model thinks caitlin alex and melissa. we are red lip classic from the song style. >> this is our first show but i went to six red shows and i saw her like 15 times. >> taylor. >> reporter: tailgaters at taylor swift variety found their parking space early to party a little before the show. >> well, we like to drink. we came early to drink and tailgate. >> reporter: for people here taylor swift is a local superstar writing her first music in berks county, summering in stone harbor and growing her enterprise to a conservative network of 200 million-dollar. at the age of 25. >> es

emily: apple vows to pressure by taylor swift. -- bows to pressure by taylor swift. i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." alibaba reworking their strategy. we will look at jack ma's plan to win over shoppers. and sun shines for solar. all of that ahead on "bloomberg west." first, to the lead to we are talking about alibaba. holding its company into -- holding its company into another company. it is the initial foray into e-commerce but it looks like it has not worked out. joining me now, the ceo and cofounder and jeff richards. long time investors in china. i like to shop. i have never used 11 main. it was around four year but did have zero traction? guest: it did not have zero traction but it never really took off and it did not have enough marketing muscle. it was set up as an experiment for alibaba to learn and start to put together a team and vendors in the u.s. and spending a lot of resources. hence the fact you have never shopped on the site. emily: is this a failure of 11 main or an evolution in strategy? guest: it is not a failure or obviously not a

and looking at taylor swift. the story that taylor swift has pulled her latest album from apple's music streaming service. it will, line at the end of june. apple music will be launched june 30 but a close a free trial it comes with a free trial period. artist would not be paid in those three months. taylor swift said it is not fair for the musicians, the artists, she says she can afford this bush is concerned about the artist -- but she is concerned about the artists who cannot and she wrote an open letter to apple about how upset she is about it. a look at some of the stories we are watching. back to you. later in the show, expect more turbulence in china. my investors should prepare for a bumpy ride in the short term. oil continues to fall as greece's standoff continues. how low will it go? we will ask an ubs wealth manager when "trending business" returns. ♪ yvonne: greece faces more crunch time. creditors are to hold an emergency meeting. government supporters packing the center of athens ahead of to meeting

wins and when we're talking taylor, we mean taylor swift.re's no stopping her, seven grammys, 16 american music awards and now taylor swift has a new accolade, defender of musicians all over the world. >> it's really great to see someone with her status kind of speak up for the more independent musician. >> reporter: singer songwriter travis hayes said he was happy to see taylor tweet this to apple. we don't ask you for free iphones. please don't ask us to provide you with our like for no compensation. >> ultimately whether it's a free trial or not, your music is still being played, consumed, listened to. that deserves fair compensation. >> reporter: apple having no appetite to take to the musical powerhouse bowed down to taylor swift writing we hear @taylorswift and indy artists. apple music will pay artists for streaming even during customers' trial period. >> i think this was a way to make everyone happy. >> reporter: apple was wise to change its mind says this cnet reporter. >> literally an artist makes less than a penny every time a son

taylor shell fich is a classic business. she and her siblings are the fifth generation of taylors to work here. much like farmers planting a crop, the taylors use juvenile oysters to seed these vast tidal beaches. here they will grow into adults ready to harvest. according to the taylors ocean acidification has cost them dearly in lost production. >> what that meant was we didn't have any oysters to plant on the beach. >> so there was a period of time when the baby oysters were dying off and you guys didn't know why. >> yeah, it kind of became the norm and we coordinated that to the course of water that was coming into the hatchery. >> we are standing in an oyster bed that was farmed by your great great grandfather. you must feel an enormous amount of responsibility for this land. >> absolutely. it gives you a huge sense of pride but also a huge sense of responsibility to the places that we farm and to make sure that we can farm them for another five generations. >> it will be interesting what happens next year. >> reporter:

i think that what apple has done in responding to taylor swift, taylor expressed that apple is a partnerich is an opportunity for them to build a bridge and work not just with apple but with spotify and the other streaming services as well. emily: what does this mean for spotify? should spotify be terrified that apple has deep pockets and can do whatever artists want whereas spotify is a start up and cannot necessarily just pay artists to -- when they complain. jeff: this is a time when the model has to be addressed. the great thing about what taylor swift has done, along with other guys who are managing a lot of different types of artists, they are making us take a look right now while the cement is still wet to go ahead and look at the business model and take a good, hard look at how the model is being cut up, because that is important. let's not forget. yes, it is the music business, but music is an art and it takes artist to make them, to sit in the studios and make this thing work and you have to show respect to that. emily: obviously pre-recorded music sales are declining in -- and

taylor is such an amazing person. she's so inspiring and -- >> she's the neck taylor. >> who is the real fan? the three of you. >> i'm probably the biggest fan out of three of us. >> i asked where the parents scharr perones. you're a fan too. >> i'm a fan also. >> you have a favorite taylor swift song? there's many. there's many. >> there's many. i like 1989 album. she introduced me to it. ever since that i like her one song december. >> oh yeah. >> i like. i'm impressed. >> all right. >> so mom says you're the next taylor swift. do you sing? what do you do? >> i sing i play the guitar. i act. i right. i'm a singer song writer. >> do you have a favorite taylor swift song that you give us a verse or chorus or whatever you do. >> ♪ baby we got brad blood in what used to be mad love tow so take a look what you've done because baby now we got bad blood ♪ hay. >> look at that. i like it. good job. enjoy the show. >> thank you. >> they same here from hershey. she can really sing. i'm jealous. >> get her on american idol. >>

we will talk about the taylor swift concert saturday night.p your eye to the sky and that could be a situation that we will see a delay. we will keep you updated. in man innly clear and warm, low of 69 degrees with wind out of the west. during the day tomorrow, high 93 degrees that will be the warmest day of the year, record is 95. as we go hour by hour it is near 90. 5:00 o'clock 92. by 8:00 p.m. for any evening activities 86 and humid little sticky. on the seven day forecast and shore cast temperature stay in the 90's through saturday. we will break the heat sunday and a monday. backup to 89, next wednesday those shore temperatures in the 70's and 80's but you know that uv index will be like nine or ten. >> yes. >> sun screen. >> that is right. >> be prepared. >> all right kathy thanks very much. >> "cbs evening news" is just a couple minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead. scott. >> reporter: here's the "cbs evening news" tonight. search for two new york killers expand to vermont what an alleged accomplish is saying about

a pair of openers, then taylor swift will be on a few hours later. it gives a little more time for the temperature to drop as well as the sun go a little deeper into the sky so people can cool down a little. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> in the last hour taylor swift sent a message to her fans and gave a sneak peek of what they will see tonight. we will give you a look at that later in this newscast. >>> families are finding relief from today's hot, humid temperatures, some waiting outside in the heat for the chance to cool off at the sahara sam indoor water park in berlin. the temperature inside, a refreshing 74 degrees. for them they say mother nature's steamy weather is a big boost to business. >> i can't wait to get in here. this is like so hot. too hot. >> you don't want your kids getting burned or nothing. this is much better. >> at deptford mall in gloucester county, moms didn't have to worry about sunburn or tiny toes and fingers being burned on outdoor play ground equipment. >>> you can try to beat the heat by getting weather updates. ton

taylor swift.writing a post on tumblr that pretty much announced to the world that apple didn't want to pay artists for apple music's three month trial offering. here is the tumblr. we don't ask for free iphones so don't ask us for free music. yeah. how about that? well, we know how the millenials are saying yea, taylor. with about the old guard? the people who have toiled in the music industry, well before the word streaming even existed? we have a member of the oak ridge boys, yeah the country music group, 31 albums. thrilled to have you, joe. are you there. >> well, liz, i am here. great to talk to you. i own stock in apple. i wish today i could buy stock in taylor swift. liz: i like it. so you're really happy about what taylor did. why? what does she hit at your heart? >> i noticed all day people are talking about the no free iphones thing she wrote. she actually wrote a very beautiful, long, involved letter to apple, and i thought her position was quite clear. i thought she did quite well. i t

taylor swift says, that is not fair.this not for herself, but because she thinks it is unfair for the people in the music industry. it is not too late to change the policy, she says, and change the minds of those in the industry. be says musicians will gravely affected. provideon't ask us to music for no compensation. she is becoming one of the most powerful women in the world. she was voted that my forms. she is using the power to basically stand up for the other artist and musicians. she is pushing back against a business model apple decided to put forth and impose upon artists. what is this mean for the business model? >> apple is one of the main global retailers for music. but it is still playing catch-up with subscription services, like spotify. this is not the first time taylor swift has done this. she pulled her music from hasify last year, and she decided she will not let apple music have her album, her new hit album on apple music when it launches. as far as the music industry goes, downloading music is one of t

it's the new james taylor album. >> steve: oh! ] >> jimmy: "before this world." he's just fantastic. he's great. and james and i are going to do something fun together that is one of the most fun things i think we've done since we've done started "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] i mean we've done some fun stuff, but this -- you've definitely not seen anything like this -- >> steve: it's something new. >> jimmy: before. it's something new. it's something new for your brain. and you can't get it out of your brain once you saw it. [ light laughter ] >> steve: like a brain worm. >> jimmy: that happened. that happened. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> steve: truth bomb. >> jimmy: guys, you know, whenever i get some down time at the show, i like to go on instagram and scroll through the photos. and one thing i noticed is that a lot of times two people will write the exact same caption, but the pictures they post will be completely different. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. i'll show you what i mean in this next segment called "picture

. ♪ sandra: taylor putting her foot down.rotesting apple's decision not to pay artists for a three-month trial about the music. apple responded a change in its policy. the company will now pay artists. time warner shareholders dominate headlines at the annual meeting. peppering the ceo with questions about actor george clooney's pay and whether the money was going to his lebanese life for anti-american causes. we will discuss. european stocks this morning are up their guns signs that greece will strike a last-minute idea that the international creditor as an emergency summit in brussels today. after months of wrangling, alexis tsipras made a new offer to foreign creditors. this comes as protesters took to the streets of athens for a pro-government rally urging the prime minister to resist pressure from european leaders. jack, we've got you on sight. a good guy to have here, from barons. the grief that come every day as a deadline, but today is the day that all investors need to care the most. markets around the globe rallying

taylor swift, apple.n. >> taylor swift came down hard on the side of all independent artists. she is an independent artist. she is not signed to a major label. she came down hard on behalf of everybody who is the little guy fighting the big guy. she went toe-to-toe with apple in the opinion of many she knocked them right out. >> she said you are not giving people free iphones. don't ask us to give our music away. >> exactly. >> i think it's close enough to that. what we just saw were two remarkable things. number one, it's the power of the written word. still. after all this time the written word has all that impact. plus the picture of her holding the apple was fantastic. then eddie q responding on twitter to change his company's, the largest company in the world, to change their corporate policy on twitter responding directly to an artist. i think it was a tremendous move by apple to recognize they have made a mistake and they were going to change course immediately. and use the leverage of pleasing her

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we senior vp tweeted said hear you, taylor swift.mpany have another headache on their hands and we will tell you about that in a moment. paul barrett is with me. before we get to this headphones war, is taylor swift really this powerful? paul: certainly she is very popular. this also reflects apple's anxiety about its place in the new music ecosystem. apple is coming to this battlefield a little bit late. there are startup services like spotify that are off the ground and there are some questions whether apple will compete successfully and i think what you see is a lot of uneasiness within apple such that they are willing to back down in 24 hours based on a little social media harassment from one artist area there is a lot of flux betty: in this segment. it is interesting. they've got another headache. related, in a way. who started a company called monster cable. they have made audio accessories going back to the late 1970's. monster was also the company that manufactured beats headphones, the phenomenally sex-role headphones backed

more on taylor swift coming up out there the show. >>> golf the second major of the year went down to the final hole of the u.s. open on sunday. jordan spieth birdied on the 18th after losing a lead with a double bogey on the 17th. spieth had to wait it it out for dustin johnson to have a 12-foot eagle putt himself. johnson missed that opportunity and the birdie putt that would have forced a playoff in today's play. this is spieth's second major title this year having won the masters in april. he now heads to st. andrews for next month's next grand slam. >> and keep an eye on the markets because as we told you european stocks are at a one-month high, all in hopes a dry greek deal coming together. still to come how will the unfolding developments in the greek saga impact u.s. markets? we're live in boston with an investor coming up, after this break. you wouldn't order szechuan without checking the spice level. it really opens the passages. waiter. water. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brok

meanwhile taylor swift has taken on the biggest company in the world and won.out realities during the three month free trial of its streaming service. coming just hours after swift wrote a public letter criticizing them of withholding payment. we don't ask you for free iphones she wrote. please don't ask us to provide you with our music for no compensation. apple's response they will pay during the free trial period. we hear you taylor swift and indie artist love apple. joining us now is alex gayle. i love that we hear you indie artists, the rest of the world and also taylor swift, if there was any doubt that she is the most important recording artist in the world right now this should quell the debate. >> what you have to realize is taylor is good. as she mentioned and admitted in her blog. she makes a ton of money from albums and from tours. streaming is not a big deal for her. but i do this really has become a cause for her. just rallying cry. if you are a song writer or producer as music has moved more into live space and that is where a a lot of money is n

taylor swift and her leakage end of fans rocked out at lincoln financial field. and matt rivers is live there tonight, mat are you a swifty yet? >> reporter: i know i have been for some time. didn't take tonight to make that happen, but i did that -- i did just admit that on television, taylor swift is actually from the town of wyomissing pennsylvania right outside of reading and here at the linc it was clear she has a bit of a home field advantage. snoot. >> reporter: the girl from berks county rocked the house friday night. smack database in the middle of her latest tour promoting her album called 1989 she didn't disappoint. before the concert, we spoke to person aged person for when i am this event drew nothing short of a religious experience. >> she's a god he is among women, that is why it is such a big deal. >> reporter: celebrating her bat mitzvah. tried on her choice of head wear others celebrated birth days but most celebrated taylor. >> really excited. >> reporter: if any of these kid look familiar this is why. these kids from cinnaminson high school cr

hey, james taylor!me from massachusetts just to see james taylor on "today." >> celebrating my 30th birthday with japs taylor. >> celebrating my 50th from pittsburgh. whoo! ♪ >> best friends for 40 years. >> here to see james taylor! >> we got four hours of sleep to see james taylor. [ cheers ] ♪ >> 8:00 june 15, 2015. matt's got the morning off. the rest of the team is here. >> give it up for james taylor! [ cheers and applause ] >> not yet, everybody. we have been waiting 13 years. we'll bring mr. taylor out in a little bit. tomorrow on "today" we are kicking off a ten-day sugar detox. fun fact. did you know the american heart association recommends 60 teaspoons of added sugar a day. too much can lead to serious health issues and weight gain. >>er for ten days we are swearing off added sugar. candy candy, desserts things like that but also ketchup and flavored yogurt. >> and alcohol. >> why would you bring that up? i don't know. >> we'll see what we learn from it. we'll have the details coming up torp

taylor swift may be reimagineing her image these days and based on what was going on tonight in south philadelphia everyone seems to is proof. >> "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live outside the link. chad, one of the biggest concerts sfrld seen in some sdmrim yes, sdwrim appears have been a great con sfrert those that left it looks like taylor swift is winding it down. obviously she's loved around here and around the world this concert sold in a few minutes. >> taylor swift got 70000 strong going with a leadoff song welcome to new york. the wyomissing nate ivt is arguably the hottest act in the world especially among the little ladies. >> we love taylor. >> a walk around the linc parking lot before the concert and you were bound to hear. >> that's what people say . >> i'm really excited. >> she's really nice and she likes her too. >> being a swifty is not just for the girls. jeff say fan as well. concert was a christmas gift for the family. >> big taylor swift fan. >> what do you like. >> i think now bad blood. >> yeah? >> yeah, kenrick lamar version not album version. >> emi

taylor swift shared her appreciation for their video on twitter, and they did a great job here.lor says, simply i love you, cinnaminson, high school. >> that is probably what they were going for. they got a response, cool for the kids. >>> and don't forget taylor swift brings her tour to philly friday and at day. >> yes. >> check out this concerts. >> a tweet shout out what more can you ask for. >> that is the goal. >> those guys are getting into it. >> they looked good. >>> of course you can't forget this zazi little girl from north carolina stealing the show at her dance recital. >> we first showed you this video yesterday and new we are hearing from her and she's a little shy can you believe that. >> i like when she goes big. >> ♪ >> she's unbelievable. six year-old johann a colon danced to aretha franklin's classic respect, has been viewed over 25 million times since sunday, wow. little girl talk about her show stopping performance on stage. >> i thought i was really feisty. >> you were feisty for sure are you a big aretha franklin fan. >> yes. >> she's also a really good st

hash tag taylor swift hash tag 1989. >> olivia says the taylor swift concert in philly tonight was prettyfrom momo who says it was literally the greatest thing she's ever been to. she came all the way -- from new york let us know if you were there and i know a lot of you will be going tonight. have a wonderful time. >>> we were talking about this earlier. somebody in montgomery county forgot to use spell check. take close look at this sign. i actually missed it earlier. 26 of them across the county on everyone of them they misspelled commissioner. it's missing one of the informs these signs were -- m's. they were posted in front of the courthouse. county employee noticed the spelling error officials say it will cost about $4,000 to correct the mistake with adhesive labels. $4,000 for some tape? i'll come and fix you for you guys for half of that. call me. >>> also police in kansas city are looking for someone who was speeding around in a police car with a lights and -- flashing and sirens blasting. the person behind the wheel does not have a badge. this is an old bluford forward crown vic

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome taylor schilling! dressed up for you. >> jimmy: i appreciate that, thank you so much. you look gorgeous. >> gold lame. >> jimmy: exactly. come on, gold lame. i know, aziz almost wore the same thing, then he decided not to. [ laughter ] >> i know. we texted about it. >> jimmy: can we talk about this? i so excited for you. you're on the cover of "rolling stone" magazine, pal. i mean, come on, that's awesome. that's the best! >> it's a big deal. >> jimmy: what does it feel like? are you excited is the family excited? >> yeah, everybody is really excited. you know, my grandmother sent out an e-mail. she let everybody know. >> jimmy: no. how many people's grandma know on e-mail? >> i don't know, there were like 12 people, maybe. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: 12 people are now buying the issue thanks to grandma. >> yeah, she wanted to make sure everybody knew that it was happening. it's exciting. >> jimmy: it's a big deal to be on the cover of "rolling stone." you can never say -- i was never on the cover of "rolli

. >>> taylor swift takes on apple and wins. why the company quickly changed its tune after an online rant. >>> we have been talking about it for years. b.a.r.t. to the south bay. maybe a little sooner than expected. take a look here. this is the new b.a.r.t. station being constructed in milpitas. nbc bay area's chuck copypola is there with the progress. what's the report card here? >> reporter: pretty good. they're ahead of schedule and under budget. how is that for a government project? here's the link from vta to b.a.r.t. it's going to be very obvious to see. you see that horizontal concrete line there? that's the vta line going into the montague station. this being super structure looks like a wave or big potato chip. that's going to be the b.a.r.t. station in milpitas. what you'll see next and in the coming months is construction of an elevated pedestrian pathway between the two. the super structure that will become the milpitas b.a.r.t. station is taking shape near montague expressway and capital avenue. until recently all

so if you are going to taylor swift it's going to be sticky.oing to be a warm night but a great time dry conditions expected. high temperatures in the 70s. i should say 90s low temperatures in the 70s. here the probability of precipitation for the rest of this week into the weekend no problem wednesday or thursday. friday just a 20% chance. a better chance of scattered showers and storms late saturday and into the evening. a 40% chance there. so overnight tonight the low temperature 66. with mainly clear skies. tomorrow we still have that westerly wind. it will be a warm, dry breeze. high temperatures in the 80s with low humidity. if you are planning your day tomorrow the morning commute will be mild. lunch outside a little warm. 85 after school. evening activities 82 december which is a buff the normal high for this time of year. on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast thursday fry darks saturday in the heat. saturday makes it an official heat wave little bit drier more comfortable on sunday. monday and tuesday warming back up

james taylor on his latest album.nd, an argument on why mom and dad might be youth sports biggest problem. >> woodruff: the president called for major changes today that could substantially expand the number of people earning overtime. under current labor law, workers are supposed to earn overtime time and a half, if they put in more than 40 hours a week. but those who earn more than $455 a week, or about $23,000 a year, and are classified as "executives" are exempt. that usually includes many managers. president obama would like to lift that salary cap higher in 2016, so that all workers earning up to $50,000 a year would earn overtime. many businesses are opposed and have said it would backfire. we recently sat down with david french, a senior vice president at the national retail federation. even before all of the details were released, he said it would not help employees. >> our analysis says that instead of providing overtime for millions more workers, employers will make rational choices and they're going to spr

fort zachary taylor state park still has a place. it recognizes our history, and it is here for the benefit of young and old to come and learn about a time when things were not quite as cordial as they are today. >> throughout the weekend, >> find out where the c-span city tour is going next online at c-span.org/cities tour. your are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. >> i am not one of those who believes in the psychiatric examination of people. i believe that most of these people these historians should be on the couch themselves, rather than to psychoanalyze people they have never met. on the other hand, when i meet people, i do not judge them in terms of whether they have a firm handshake or whether they have by contact, but what i tried to do when i meet people is to listen to what they say. you do not learn anything when you are talking. you learn a great deal when they are talking. >> many tragedies of richard nixon -- although very self-conscious, he was not very self-aware. nixon did have a

. >>> and, to thousands office screaming fans taylor swift rocks out at a sold out crowd at the link. >>> and today is saturday, june 13th, good morning i'm todd quinones in for nicole brewer. is there in more humidity in store today here's meteorologist carol erickson from the weather center. carol, not too bad. >> not as bad as yesterday. we tied a record at 95. it is hot. we had heat indexes all the way up to 99 degrees and probably a hundred degrees in a couple spots. today, by comparison, while it still could get to 90 degrees, we will feel cooler just because it should be 5 degrees less than that. ben franklin bridge area looks just fine this morning and it was a very mild overnight to say the least. 77 degrees, right now. seventy-six at the shore. you are not finding that much relief in rehoboth beach at this point ape little bit of the haze out there. we saw that yesterday. storm scan three not picking up anything right now, we have had very active storms out to the west last night but right now it is quiet and most of the day will be remaining quiet. excuse me. we have a temp

the great james taylor hits our summer concert stage today, monday, june 15th, 2015. >> hey, james taylor from massachusetts just to see james taylor on "today." >> celebrating my 30th birthday with james taylor. >> celebrating my 50th birthday all the way from pittsburgh! ♪ >> been friends for 40 years ss -- >> here to see james taylor! >> we got four hours of sleep to see james taylor! >>> good morning, everyone. welcome back to "today" 8:00 june 15th 2015. matt has the morning off, but the rest of the gang is here. >> give it up for james taylor! not quite yet, everybody. been waiting for 13 years. quick programming note tomorrow here on "today" we are kicking off a ten-day sugar detox. did you know ethe american heart association recommends 16 spoonfuls of sugar and the american sugar. we know candy, desserts things like that. there's ketchup and flavored yogurts. >> and alcohol. >> yes. why would you bring that up? i don't know. we're going to see how we feel after it's over and what we learn. we love you to join us we're going to have all of the details coming up tomorrow on "today.

. >> pop super store taylor swift takes on apple. and wins. the most valuable brand is backing down after social shaming by the popular singer. matt keller has more on showdown. >> taylor swift has millions of adoring fans but the pop superstar has bad blood with apple. ♪ run, run ♪ >> in san francisco, june 8 the company announced the new streaming music service which costs subscribeers $10 a month. apple agreed to share revenue with artists and record labels but not during the free introduction period. swift posted an open letter timed "to apple love taylor," explain how it impacts young and new superstars the hardest and she will hold back "1989," from the apple music service saying "we don't ask you for free iphones please don't ask us to provide the music for no compensation." the senior vice president of internet software and services responded on twitter after the post write "we hear yeah, taylor swift and indie artists love apple." and he tweeted apple will pay artist for streaming during the free trail period. taylor received shout ou

y taylor.f you. >> good morning. >> thank you for having us. >> what was the president trying to say? >> i think the president was being instructive. i think he was talking about the difference between that covert the racism we don't see on the street and then overt racism. that isn't always sort of imbodied in wonder we use the n-word. you know back in lbj's time we had a 1957 civil rights bill that he called -- and i quote the n-bill. he changed the pronunciation depending on whose company he was in. and former president nixon also used the word sprinkling it liberally among other divisive language. when we talk about our president, specifically an african-american president using it in an obstructive way, i think the word takes on a brand new meaning. who says it when they say it and why. >> sara do you think people will get that? >> i think there are some people who will be put off by this. it's hard for me to judge how president obama wants to use the word. he's the first black president.

paunch developed a bond with ezekiel taylor while filming at the alameda county jail.r oakland, california. >> we were interviewing ezekiel and he was kind of an easy dude to joke around with. so we kind of got along good right away. >> i gotcha, man. i'm a professional at this now. >> i know, you make it easy. >> and as i spoke with him more, i found out what he liked to read. >> i've read a lot of books about, like, the rwandan holocaust over there in africa. i mean, just -- i'm real interested in history and in genocide. i mean, like, why would hitler want to do that? why would hannibal ride clear across the globe to go conquer rome when you live way the [ bleep ] over in africa. like, you come from way the hell -- why? it all boils down to greed and it helps you understand people. because, me, i'm really into sociology too. >> i just finished a book that was called "king leopold's ghost," about leopold ii and his exploitation of the congo. seemed like it was right up his alley. so i was done with the book, i figured i'd just give it to him. help him kill a little b

>> hello i'm lauren taylor. this is the news hour live from london. coming up. germany frees ahmed mansour the man detained two days ago at egypt's request. >>> and grave abuses that could amount to war crimes. >>> demonstrations in athens as the e.u. welcomes greek concessions as a positive step towards a debt deal. plus... >> we're here ate a moment of unity in our state without ill will saying its time to move the flag from capital grounds. >> lawmakers announced they'll move the confederate flag. >> i'm robin adams with the sport. neymar has decided not to appeal the ban. >> ahmed man southland mansour was released from the german prison. >> news that the berlin prosecuteor was throwing out egypt's extradition request excited those outside of the jail. but it was another two hours before mansour himself emerged. the al jazeera reporter. >> then there were chaotic scenes as he went through a crushing well wishers into a waiting car. he would reflect on the past three days. >> i prepared myself to stay a month in jail. if you prepare for the worse you can take

the pop star taylor swift takes aim at apple over its new music streaming service. >>> and she wins. we will tell what you this means for artists. >>> also grandparents take over a local university they are living on campus, eating in dining homes and going to class. we will explain why when "eyewitness >>> kathy's here now and boy we are starting workweek off with a bang, right it is hot out there. >> it was hot yesterday hot today and tomorrow. first heat wave but it will feel noticeably less comfortable tomorrow. we are talking about heat, humidity and heat advisory that will go in effect tomorrow for most of the region. it will feel like over 100 degrees. outside there is a place to get cool, how about poconos big boulder lake looking good this afternoon with a bit of the breeze in the air. water looking very inviting. down the shore comfortable as well we have a westerly wind, land breeze, not good for the bugs. those green head flies like westerly wind but we are looking at a warm day down the shore and board are busy. temperatures are quite warm as well. philadelphia is 90 deg

we got ourselves taylor schilling. taylor schilling is going to join us. (applause) >> i don't even know where to start. last week was amazing! all right we all know country's been in a bit of a rough patch latly. the [bleep] i believe it's referred to. (laughter) but then all of a sudden out of nowhere confederate flags start coming undo supreme court decisions supporting health care fair housing marriage equality. it was a display-- (cheers and applause) >> jon: stunning in its-- it was a display stunning in its a lack rit and its completenessment traditionally victimized communities granted the legal dignity that had been denied them so many years. truly a moment of joy or or or-- (laughter) to put that another way -- >> today some of the darkest 24 hours in our nation's history. (laughter) boo! >> jon: they're not booing they're saying clue! why what-- what is wrong the darkest 24-- what is wrong-- the insurance exchanges remain open sir and committed same-sex couples can form lifelong stabilizing life long legalizeed bonds truly voldemort has risen an

speaking of emotions, taylor! yes!rendan: beware of the market shifting power of 125-year-old -- one 25-year-old. she gets what she wants. tom cannot say enough good things about apple. here is what i will show. here we go. this is the ft. one in a string of examples, you cannot talk about streaming, weather spot of fire apple unless you are talking about taylor swift. she runs that coverage. vonnie: i have started thinking there in conclusion. both of them got a lot of press out of this. b, apple is only paying a fraction during this trial period to artists. brendan: when we look at taylor swift and spotify an apple, what we missing is the market making power of the labels. they have been able to determine for spotify what its prices are. spotify is very much a creation of the labels. it was the service they could not create on their own. now, with apple the labels have been pushing both apple and spotify to keep their prices at that $10.99 a month level. apple wants to string much lower. what taylor swift is doing, i