when the buzzer sounds, the crowd bursts on to the court. >> just ran over to him as fast as we coulder the game and just all grabbed him and squeezed him and put him on our shoulders. >> to see a young man see his dreams come true, there's no better feeling than that. >> jason's fan base quickly expands into a much wider audience, thanks to those amateur videos. >> see a lot of letters from, like, the white house, getting to meet president bush, getting to meet people like magic johnson, going to the final four that year. >> jason leaves high school as a student in 2006, but in 2009, returns to his alma mater, this time as an assistant coach. no one would deny, it's a triumph jason has earned. >> it feels great, to give back to the game that i always loved. >> final shot, final seconds, february 15th, 2006. >> now everyone is saying, wow, an autistic kid can do this. being autistic is not bad. if he can do this, there's nothing to run from, nothing to be afraid of, of who you are. and i feel like he inspired probably millions of people. >> whatever you put your mind to, you can achie

and now, at the buzzer, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> jimmy: hi, everybody. d welcome to "jimmy kimmel live" game night. the doorway to the nba finals. this is your prepregame show. tonight, we welcome two of the greatest nba players of all time. jason segel and cameron diaz. they're here to promote a sex tape, which i think is a new pixar movie, right? it's the heart warming tale of one woman's journey of marrying kanye west in a lavish european ceremony. before we get to them, we have business to attend to. namely game five of the nba finals between the miami heat and san antonio san antonio. game five, as you know, is very important, it's a crucial game. the truth is, in the finals, every game is crucial. obviously, game seven is the most crucial. if you make it that far, you'll win, you win the whole series. but second-most crucial, i think, is game five. this game. game five is second. third most crucial, game six. and then, game three is fourth most crucial. game one is fifth. and the least most crucial is game two. so, did i miss any? oh, game four. gam

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well, you heard the buzzer. three country it is eliminated from the world cup.man, we had a lot of our times between newst casts. preproduction. [ laughter ] australia, cameroon, 29 countries left. spain, australia, cameroon are out. to the wednesday night's top five. number 5, a tribute to tony gwynn. padres first home game since he passed away monday. a classic san diego ceremony for number 19. number 4, let's see how fast bartolo colon can run. uh-huh. uh-huh. he also scored a run. bring it around big fellow! number three, world cup ticket, stormed in looking for management, chile. goal of the day. tim cahill. the dutch beat him. 3-2. number one, clayton kersha with no hits the rockies! >> he's got it. >> vin skully on the call. his first no hitter of his career and the dodgers were only four back of the giants. we'll be back. ,,,, makes about as much sensere... as a gas guzzling suv here. the quick charging, zero emission, all-electric, all-new smart electric drive. just $139 a month. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in

the name of it is? >> squeeze'm. i don't know. squeeze'm. [ buzzer laughter ] >> name the sport that harry potter plays. >> cribbige. [ buzzer ] >> cribbage? [ laughter ] moving on. >> who's this? >> that's baldemort. >> what's his name? >> baldemort. >> how do you spell that? >> b-a-l-d-e-m-o-r-t. [ laughter ] >> so it's baldemort? [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] >> who is this? >> i know it's harry's best friend. uh, barry. [ buzzer ] >> name at least one house in hogwarts. >> harry's house. [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] >> what is lord voldemort's real name? >> harry potter. [ buzzer ] >> that's the twist at the end of the seventh book? >> exactly. seven books? [ laughter ] >> and then, finally, who's this? >> that's harry potter. [ ding ] >> yeah! you got on right! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love that kid like "no, no, no. i'm going to sit over here." oh, that's fantastic. that was a lot of fun. the parents are really trying their best. a lot of people are still excited about the u.s. soccer team's big win the other day -- [ cheers and applause ] [ us

the five, four, three, two, one count down and make the crowd noise and want to make the shot at the buzzer. still to this day, people talk about it. >> so there's going to be little kids all over the country pretending to be ray allen pretending to be hitting that shot for years. >> yeah. and social media allows us to understand that more. because people send me stuff on instagram all the time about that shot, about them hitting the shot. a shot of them shooting and me shooting. and more importantly, not just america. you have these ks that are coming from all over asia and europe. and they're talking about these games. >> and that shot. >> and that shot. >> as if it was in their backyard. >> you needed a three-pointer in that moment. if you hit a two-pointer, you would lose the nba finals. but you look at images and never made sure your feet were behind the arc. it was like an inch. and you never looked down. >> yeah, i shoot it all the time. and my temperament is one that i always expect for it to go in because i work on it so much and shoot so many shots that day. i put myself in that s

now, at the buzzer, here's jimmy kimmel! >> hi, everybody. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live, game night." the doorway to the nba finals. this is your prepregame show. tonight, we welcome two of the greatest nba players of all time. jason segal and cameron diaz. they're here to

did you guys hear the buzzer? >> i didn't. >> it's a job for the referee. >> i just stepped in. guy, who won? >> this is what i think. i have said it for a while. i think it's going to 345. at 345. >> pull the rip cord. >> you guys are done. >> you have a problem with the profits but the trick is though they grew revenues by 23% for $150 billion -- wait. >> it doesn't matter. that's the point. >> do you know that's growing revenues by 23%. that size of company can always shrink expenses. >> tweet us at cnbc "fast money" using #bull for beakers and #bear for dan. on sunday, june 29th do not miss the documentary on the company called "amazon rising" sunday night. go proraising more than $400 million but will the stock be able to survive the jump after this break. show 'em the curve. ♪ it's beautiful. it's more than that... ...it's perfect. introducing curved ultra high definition television from samsung. nicewhat?nch? aflac! so this is who you brought to help us out? oh yeah, he's the best. hmm... he doesn't look like he's seen a tool in his life. oh, he doesn't know anything abou

. >> look where we are, talking beyond the buzzer interest that's grasso's fault. >> i think the relativeormance is a sector. i think bk makes a good product. somebody bought $150,000 o. home builder etf of the december 26 put when the stock etfes with 32. somebody is making a big bet. the home builders are going much, much lower. it tells me they're going lower. >> guy. >> it's unfortunate that brian doesn't need the whole 45 seconds. >> i heard bk did it. >> i'm in the bates camp. >> all of you could be wrong. >> wow! >> you had that right. >> the fight is over. >> we want to know. >> catch ted grasso. >> who of you out there thought -- tweet us at cnbc hashtag bull. we'll review the tweets at the end of the show. >> the other day cree was trade 3%. where there is smoke, there is fire. i think it botched out last week. >> domino's. >> this stock does not spend a lot of time around its 200 day moving average. its there now, you have as to wait until it pops above that before you buy it. >> time for orbit world wide up 5%, daen. >> it's the ladder the space. it's technically very good. it

. >> when the buzzer goes off -- >> we understand it's over. >> not sitting there like, wait, what -- >> tied and we wanted overtime. >> hello. is there no overtime in soccer? >> we understand now that's how it's calculated. they add up injury time and that stuff and tack it on the end, which i get. we don't know how much or when it's ever over. >> i was watching the game with -- i showed a picture of my baby dressed in red and blue, with my child. i would be like, milla what is going on here? he was out of town on aly if on the flight and i was trying to. they text him, i don't understand the rules. >> tell me. help me. >> also not that good at high fiving. i was like, milla, they scored. she was like, i'm tired. put me to bed. >> tell you one other thing i did this weekend. >> tell me about this. >> i saw the best band i have seen in concert ever. if you guys haven't seen the zac brown band, please go see them. i didn't know what i was in for. i thought, my god, a concert, out in queens at one of the ten his centers so they were performing on like a tennis court around the stands we

i probably will mostly stick to the same strategy. >> click on the buzzer. >> click on the buzzer.t change. >> you had actually tried out for the game before, got a case of the nerves. is that what did you in. >> >> oh, yes. i definitely think that was it. you do a mock interview. i couldn't string words into a sentence. >> how did you come about for the second time? >> the second time i knew the tryout process and knowing what to expect made me-ality mo a lo relaxed. >> how's life going to be different? >> i'm not sure. i mean, i'm sure. so that's different. it's been a whirlwind. i'm kind of just seeing how things go and enjoying this, enjoying the excitement while it lasts. >> it seems there is absolutely no down side to this whole experience for you. >> no. it couldn't have been better. i had a wonderful time playing. a wonderful time playing the episodes. having a great time. >> what are you going to do with all of that cash? >> probably i'm going to save it. >> good for you. >> pay taxes first. >> good. >> do you feel compelled, do you think, if you were the champ, to answer

the stock ahead of time. i tell you whether to buy or sell. when you hear this sound -- [ buzzer- then the lightning round is over. are you ready, skee-daddy? time for the lighting round. gary in maryland. gary. >> caller: hey, this is gary calling for you, a quick shout-out to mr. mark. i have a quick question about exxon. what do you think about it? >> exxon is fine. i do prefer chevron to exxon. it's cheaper. jim in michigan. jim? >> caller: hi, jim. jim from dearborn, michigan, hometown of henry ford. >> yeah, i didn't like that ford number -- in latin america. but i think ford is okay. what's up? >> caller: i would like know about ccj uranium -- >> no, their time has come. sell sell sell. stan the man. >> caller: hey, jim, i'm a big investor in kinder morgan partners. i love the dividends but the stock price seems to have crapped out -- >> no, they have -- i think rich is terrific, but some -- i think the stock is coming back. i urge patience here, but i do wish they could give us more growth. i do worry that they have gotten too big to continue to grow the way i would like

. >> at the sound of the closing buzzer, the hornets prevail winning 5-4.on may be over, but the action on the ice is just about to heat up. >> at the end of every game, you have your handshake which is a sportsmanship thing. no matter where you play. nhl does it when they lose a stanley cup. everybody does it. and that's where everything changed. >> coach martin trumble of the hornets doesn't look like a man who just took the gold. instead, he seems to rush through the line of the children barely shaking hands. >> seems like he was on a mission trying to get at a certain boy. so when we saw that he sticks it foot out and trips my son and the other boy, they both fall down. >> outrage erupts. it appears the coach intentionally trips two players. elizabeth's son is one of them. >> i was so angry that he did that. my son, he was pretty shocked. he's a very sensitive boy. why would he do that? i don't understand why an adult would do that. >> the other boy whose family requested he not be identified breaks his wrist in the fall. according to witnesses, this bo

the government says it will increase 0.2% for the month of may but i don't buy it. [buzzeroes cpi is a corrected number now the most important economic news will be on housing but these highfliers these stocks are incredible facing an incredible stealth riley we're at the point where the shorts must respond i am expecting some downgrade or negative rumors of that doesn't work, watch out. looking at the ideas of what i have shared with you already so haying in there don't get nervous. simic there will be a pullback we cannot go up every day if your stock came down to not panic and sell if you are not in yet that is the time to put your money to work table and a great show. we're on every single night. make sure you don't miss a moment of making money. we'll see you tomorrow morning on dirty and company. president obama was sending to matters of "border war" troops to protect our and disease in iraq. lou dobbs will fill you in on the rest. lou: the obama white house required days to finally ruled out any military cooperation between the united states and i brilliant they will

nasdaq not doing as well as we count down to the opening buzzer on the nasdaq marketplace. today is tuesday, june 3rd. this is "today in the bay." >>> well, good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new video of president obama arriving in poland. this is an important trip. the president will cross paths with russian president vladimir putin and also speaking out about the controversial decision to rescue sergeant bowe bergdahl from the taliban. tracie potts joins us live in washington, d.c., with the very latest. >> when the president got to poland this morning the first thing he said was that his focus is protecting our nato allies there. he also later talked about bergdahl and for the first time publicly defended that decision to switch taliban leaders for the american p.o.w. but we begin this morning in poland with the president asking congress for a billion dollars to shore up our resources there. president obama arrived in warsaw this morning to commemorate the reeelection but the focus is urging our eastern european allies to keep the pres

robert goodman did not win the primary. [ buzzer ] nobody won the primary. mr.odman still made the ballot. all right, next up in the eric cantor race, mr. cantor's paid pollster, the guy he paid to do polling, predicted cantor would win his primary last night and win in a landslide. is that true or false? may be the reason eric cantor didn't bother campaigning in his home district the morning of the primary and instead, held a fund raiser for lobbyists at a d.c. starbuck's. was the reason he was so cocky, his polling told him he would win and win big. true or false. [ bell dings ] >> reported in "the washington post," the pollster eric cantor hired to tell him how he was doing in virginia, his pollster told him he would beat david brat by 34 points. the republican polling for mclaughlin and associated told cantor he was on track to beat brat 62-28. of course that is not how it worked out. eric cantor not only didn't beat david brat by 34 points. he lost to him by 11 points t that said, consider that the same republican pollster in 2012 said that george allen, wa

. >> i have a really good memory and i'm good at the buzzer but my strategy is really just to buzz ins right and it's that simple. >> did you do any studying, though. >> i did. i did. >> what? >> i tried to review things i knew i knew but couldn't necessarily remember and then brush up on topics that come a lot on "jeopardy" like opera and shakespeare. >> things that you weren't quite sure of. >> right. >> you said you have a good memory. >> i do so i'm lucky in that but, you know, i was a history major, i spent a lot of time learning a lot of fact. >> ha helps. >> train that part of my brain if we have a lot of games on our show and lara always buzzes in. she is so quick with that buzzer. that's part of your strategy too. how does that work? >> well, when alex finishes reading the question. >> he finishes because lara doesn't wait until -- sorry. >> that's the thing. if you try to buzz in in the middle they'll get blocked out but wait until alex finishes and that's worked well for me. >> you could be buzzing even when he's asking even though it won't click in until after he completes

we will ask the owner of 47 bran, the company with winning team t-shirts and has before the final buzzer's even that. dead to the closing bell starts now. ♪ liz: hello. liz claman looking gorgeous day buying washington. we are watching a market that is wayne violence in iraq along with several deals. liz claman standing by in dc with her groundbreaking first on fox interview with imf. a lot more, liz. liz: i'm here at the international monetary fund headquarters where today the imf just revealed its annual state of the us economy report and boy is this hefty nbt and juicy. i have been looking at this thing every year. this is the most interesting one because -- do you want the good news or the bad news? the good news is christine lagarde is telling fox business we are" a meaningful recovery. the bad news is actually in the review mirror we had a dreadful-- those are her words-- a dreadful first quarter and that is painting what she is hoping to be warmer 3% growth. it won't be that. coming up, and extensive interview with christine lagarde and specifically something that is interesting on

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. >> at the buzzer he comes through. cirque du soleil. in honor of the world cup, it is a tie.surprise. have a great day, everyone. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. a new survey shows we need to conserve more water because of the drought. bay area residents cut water use by just 2% since january despite the 20% requested by governor brown. and we don't have any water on the roadway in terms of rain, mike. >> none whatsoever, maybe drizzle at the coast. marine layer returns tomorrow and next couple days. otherwise warmer than average. 66 half moon bay, 27 san francisco, near 80 around the bay 09 into the east bay valleys. accuweather seven-day forecast, coolest saturday when summer starts. leyla? >>> we have a nasty crash in san jose north on the nimitz coming up to brokaw road where we have this truck overturned, two lanes blocked. use oakland road or 608 instead. kristen? >> join us announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, straig

. >> at the buzzer he comes through. cirque du soleil. in honor of the world cup, it is a tie.ave a great day, everyone. >> ♪ >> good morning. we have an update on a knockout game incident we told you about earlier this week. you're taking a look at some surveillance video of that attack. upper darby police are saying that the suspect in this case has turned himself in. his name is trent epps. investigators say he punched a 58-year-old man at septa's aronimink trolley stop in upper darby. much more on this case on "action news" at noon. >>> we'll be talking about this hot, hot heat today. let's go over to meteorologist karen rogers. she's got the latest. on. >> we have an update with those numbers, tam. it's already 85 degrees right now in philadelphia. 85 at this point and right now it's 78 in allentown, 80 in reading, 85 in millville. even on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 83 degrees. there's a heat advisory in effect for the i-95 corridor because of the heat and the humidity making it difficult today. it's hot today but fortunately it is a little breezy. that's helping just

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espn, making it the most watched sporting event in network history other than football, the other football. [buzzer real football. the real football. liz: according to america it is the real football. david: according to most americans here anyway. today's market downturn seemed directly related to hawkish comments made by philadelphia federal reserve president charles plosser in a speech and more importantly in comments i made exclusively to our own peter barnes. liz: joining us is peter with more on his exclusive interview with charles plosser. i asked teddy weisberg on floor of the new york stock exchange top of 3:00 p.m. eastern show, closing bell, he said what did it? could be turn from positive to negative in turn in markets from what plosser said. >> plosser said in his speech things may be getting better in the economy. on the jobs front, faster than people realize. as a result, the markets may, takeaway may have been, well that means the fed might have to start raising interest rates sooner than people expected. and you know, so in this crazy world of good news is bad news, normalization m

the earthquake. >> earthquake, very strong thicking expected in 2 seconds. [ buzzer ] >>> so after seeing the pieceat stands out is a country like mexico, japan, they have these early warning systems, yet we don't. why not? >> they had major, major yaicks that killed thousand, and then put the systems in, we are fortunate not to have a major disaster, but we want to prevent a major disaster. that's why we need technology. get out ahead of a disaster, rather than have one happen to us and then react. >> from your segment it seems like the technology that needs to be installed as a result of the system is massive. >> yet to do the long-term cost benefit analysis, what is the cost of putting these things in, versus the benefit of having them be shut down and not having them be superdamaged in a large earthquake. >> is an earthquake something that cannot be predicted in advance? or is there anything going on enabling us to predict when an earthquake is going to happen. >> there's ground lightening. when rocks are bent and crushed and compressed, they emit a certain kind of electrical charge. it's small

. >> the price of your coffee going up. >> team usa get stunned by a buzzer beater at the world cup. we're making some very toppers for your grilled burgers. u.s. manufacturing expanded in june at the fastest rate in four years. stocks retreating from record highs. the parent company has a new owner. announced they will buy grouand energy group >>. the deal is subject to approval. the company plans to keep an operating headquarters in chicago. >> the major air bag recall expanding affecting 3 million additional vehicles. in the recall involves the honda civic crt odyssey and element here goes. cover the past five years 10 million vehicles have been recalled world wide. that morning cup of starbucks coffee is going to cost you a little more. starbucks is raising prices tomorrow. >> the increased depends on the drink and of course the location of the starbucks. food prices will not change. also increasing the price of the packaged coffee. prices will go about 8% beginning july 21st. >> united states was seconds away from a spot in the next round. u.s. in portugal in the second game of

[ buzzer ] >> growls. fill in the blank, a married couple may be deeply in what? you said? survey said -- [ buzzer ] >> i'm sorry, folks. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the whole hodor family. we have some fun guests for you tonight. really great music dual, they're african-norwegians. they're from norwegia. from orange is the new black, pornstache himself, pablo schreiber and the beautiful robert pattinson will join us too. you can scream as loud as you want. he won't be able to hear you his ear drums exploded in 2009. i almost forgot to give you your donald sterling upday. the sale of the clippers, got more complicated. after agreeing to sell the team for $2 billion. donald sterling changed his mind. he issued a statement calling colleagues in the nba incompetent, hypocrites, bullies and despicable monsters. he wrote we, have to fight for the rights of all americans. we have to fight these despicable monsters. this is the reason i will not sell my team. he is a freedom fighter, that's what this is all about. yesterday, his wife, shelley, asked a judge to give her the au

the time interests. most of them total to our floor director, austin. tetras. >> you're welcome. >> airbnb encouraging people to rent out rooms to people, it wants hosts to throw dinner party for them as well. [buzzerilot program was launched in san francisco this week. that is speed read, david. david: holy cow, the race is on, ladies and gents -- hasn't begun quite just yet. the elusive triple crown of horse racing has not been won since 197. with that comes a lot of it. if california chrome wins at belmont tomorrow, they will be able to spin the victory into names rights all that sort of thing. no one knows how to do that better than leonard lusky. he runs all the money for second a tear i can't think. he joins us from belmont park new york. secretariat ran back when you were how old? >> i was 12. david: you were 12 years old. so you obviously weren't in the inner circle at that particular time. >> no, but look at this, i want viewers to know what we're seeing. the extraordinary thing about secretariat, of course affirmed actually had a win at the triple crown afterward, no one came in with 31 lengths at the finish line. that is what made secretariat so he spectacular, right? >> that was one of

you've got to play until the final buzzer. >> an historic legal decision could send same-sex marriage back to the supreme court and change laws nationwide. >> the world cup reaches a fever pitch for americans, fans getting ready to cheer on team u.s.a. in a crucial game. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm del walters. >> the fight for control of iraq is heating up this morning. >> the international community is pressing baghdad to form a new, more inclusive government as isil fighters ramp up their offensive. >> those rebels saying to be heading to a major dam that is a major power source. >> they have taken control of the oil site near tikrit. >> al-malaki ordering parliament to meet july 1 to form a new government. libby casey is in washington. the prime minister is saying that syrians have been attacking isil forces. what is the u.s. reaction. >> there are concerns by the u.s. about anything that in secretary of state john kerry's words could exacerbate the condition and make it worse on the ground. yesterday, the secretary of state warned that nothing shoul

. >> vice president of the united states of america. >> dick cheney? [ buzzer ] >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. first off two news briefs about key primaries during the broadcast this evening. pithy, we will keep it pitty, because we have a solid lineup for you. we will begin with this question. were the conservative radio talk show hosts correct about president obama from the beginning. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo? s as you may know bitter divide between. the left basically wants a different america, a progressive place where the federal government calls the shot. the right wants to maintain tradition and believes that smaller government is best. enter, perhaps, the most liberal president in history barack obama. from the beginning of his pain in 2007, he has been severely criticized on conservative talk radio. no surprise there. the president stands for things the right wing loathes. criticism is directed at the presid

. >> when the buzzer goes off -- >> we understand it's over. >> not sitting there like, wait, what --y baby dressed in red and blue, with my child. i would be like, milla what is going on here? he was out of town on aly if the, i was trying to text him, i don't understand the rules. >> tell me. help me. >> also not that good at high fiving. i was like, milla, they scored. she was like, i'm tired. put me to bed. >> tell you one other thing i did this weekend. >> tell me about this. >> i saw the best band i have seen in concert ever. if you guys haven't seen the zac brown band, please go see them. i didn't know what i was in for. i thought, my god, a concert, out in queens at one of the ten his centers so they were performing on like a tennis court around the stands were up high so everyone could see and hear. ashe. great seat. everybody has a good seat. >> i took a terrible video of the song "chicken fried." so what, let's listen. ♪ cold beer on a friday night, a pair of jeans that fit just right ♪ ♪ and the radio up ♪ i see sunrise ♪ see the love in my woman's eyes ♪ >> it was such a

. >> and you've been charged with continually hitting your buzzer throughout the control period. >> guilty. >> i'll find you guilty on that one. two more to go. >> the fourth charge then is disobeying again a rule where you've been continually pressing your cell button again for no reason. >> guilty. >> the last report of the evening was where you've intentionally endangered the health and safety of others where you activated the smoke detector in your cell, requiring the prison staff and fire service to attend. do you understand that charge? and how do you plead? >> guilty. >> so you've pled guilty. i'm going to found you guilty on that. all right, i think we're finished with the reports for this morning. >> jimmy's otherwise good behavior record over the past year helps him catch a break. he receives seven days loss of recreation time. his prison job wages and access to his cash account to buy supplies and snacks from the canteen. >> are you okay with it? >> for five reports, yes, i'm okay. >> jimmy is escorted back to his cell in d-hall, the prison's protective custody wing. >

channel owners have the ability to make money soliciting donations from their fans. [buzzere time go. that is today's "speed read." wow. liz: okay. well the unemployment rate has shown signs of improvement recently. growth certainly has not, with the gdp for the first quarter shrinking the most in five years. david: today the president tried to bring his economic agenda back into the spotlight on a trip to minneapolis, minnesota. rich edson live at the white house with the details on the trip, rich? >> well, david and liz, president obama in a campaign-style event still trying to address he can be effective especially with the economy. he says the economy by almost any measure is better than he took office. points to the auto industry and deficits. more americans insured because of his health care law. if you look at economic growth, especially in the first quarter, nearly shrinking 3%, lackluster before then. lackluster forecasts for growth afterwards. president obama acknowledges that more needs to be done. calling on congress to extend unemployment insurance, to spend mor

the head of a school makes a surprise announcement in front of a crowd of students. ( cheering ) ( grunts ) ( buzzer sounds ) now they're beating us on the boards out there, guys. this is your territory, grimson. do your job. grimson. hello? hi, honey. what? now? all right. ♪ the itsy-bitsy spider - ♪ climbed up the water spout... ♪ - ( giggling ) ♪ down came the rain ♪ and washed the spider out ♪ ♪ out came the sun... - shh. - ♪ and dried up all the rain ♪ ♪ and the itsy-bitsy spider - ♪ climbed up the spout again. ♪ - ( rock music playing ) i love you, daddy. i love you too, sweetheart. - ( laughing ) - ♪ do you believe in magic ♪ ♪ in a young girl's heart? - ♪ how the music can free her... ♪ - hey, it's my girl. ♪ whenever it starts? - ♪ and it's magic... - you know, my daughter? ( announcer speaks ) a message from the foundation for a better life. >>> another megamerger in the works in the telecommunications industry. word of a $32 billion deal between sprint and t-mobile. a preliminary deal expected to be announced this summer. now, if they get approval, the combined company would be in a stron

sweeping the angels and highlights of both as we continue. ( cheering ) ( grunts ) ( buzzer sounds ) now they're beating us on the boards out there, guys. this is your territory, grimson. do your job. grimson. hello? hi, honey. what? now? all right. ♪ the itsy-bitsy spider - ♪ climbed up the water spout... ♪ - ( giggling ) ♪ down came the rain ♪ and washed the spider out ♪ ♪ out came the sun... - shh. - ♪ and dried up all the rain ♪ ♪ and the itsy-bitsy spider - ♪ climbed up the spout again. ♪ - ( rock music playing ) i love you, daddy. i love you too, sweetheart. - ( laughing ) - ♪ do you believe in magic ♪ ♪ in a young girl's heart? - ♪ how the music can free her... ♪ - hey, it's my girl. ♪ whenever it starts? - ♪ and it's magic... - you know, my daughter? ( announcer speaks ) a message from the foundation for a better life. dominate as they sweep the angels increasing lair lead in the west to four and a half games. itit is the first since 2004. mom sneaking on the sunscreen. the a's put up four in the third. two on this josh donaldson single and oakland goes up 3-0. it was bases lo

the referee's wrist. really, andy? >> you are exactly right. in america, we love to know our buzzertime outs, the rest of the world doesn't subscribe to our way of clock management when it comes to the game of soccer. there's only one person who knows when the match is going to end, that's the head official in the middle of the field. we know each half is supposed to be 45 minutes. there's this time that's added up at stoppage time or added time. a sideline official holds up this sound, that's when they tell us what the suggest time is going to be. they add stoppage for assessment and treatment for injured players and time wasting. stoppage time in that game was going to be 4 minutes, graham suzie took his sweet time coming out on the field. because of that, that extra minute allowed ronaldo to get the game in the net one more time. now, carol, that was likely portugal's last chance at scoring because when the game is nearing the end in stoppage time, an official is not going to blow the whistle when the team is attacking the other team, he's not going to blow the whistle until they

[buzzer] >> i will tell you. the rolled up 4:00 p.m.e usa plays way to be proud of the united states. statewide can united states with without winning a game? [laughter] >> they have to beat bill jump tomorrow. charles: talk about the tweet. >> shirtless. of some. kill the thing that i care about. you can still googled images [laughter] >> young enough to be my son >> is inequality a lame-duck issue? >> i don't think so but the cause is what people do not understand look at the antitax regulations that is the biggest inequality. north korea we don't want to be north korea. >> suite ty is that from the matt mccall collection? is said. [laughter] >> i got a discount. >> also seriously with some of mastodon. i am with him. >> it is just like a bit coin. [laughter] >> between that and downtown jerry brown that is a strong candidate. [laughter] >> i have to ladies on saturday and sunday wall berry and in her family said they would watch the fit -- what's the show. not only did they see my wife yesterday's she told everyone in the restaurant

. >> vice president of the united states of america. >> dick cheney? [ buzzer ] >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. first off two news briefs about key primaries during the broadcast this evening. pithy, we will keep it pitty, because we have a solid lineup for you. we will begin with this question. were the conservative radio talk show hosts correct about president obama from the beginning. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo? s as you may know bitter divide between. the left basically wants a different america, a progressive place where the federal government calls the shot. the right wants to maintain tradition and believes that smaller government is best. enter, perhaps, the most liberal president in history barack obama. from the beginning of his pain in 2007, he has been severely criticized on conservative talk radio. no surprise there. the president stands for things the right wing loathes. criticism is directed at the presid

the toxin. >>> now from our trenton bureau, former basketball player known for a buzzer-beating shot in college will be sentenced today for wire fraud. tate george hit the shot for connecticut in 1990 and later played for the nba for the new jersey nets. a federal jury convicted him last fall of bilking investors out of money they thought was going to a real estate opportunity. george faces up to 80 years in prison. >>> happening today, an 18-year-old who authorities say is linked to a main line drug ring is to be arraigned today. they say he was a subdealer who sold cocaine, hash oil oand ecstasy. timothy brooks has a preliminary hearing scheduled for next month. >>> chester county officials plan to take aim at mosquitos later today. county health department crews will be spraying forç mosquito in parts of east coventry and east vincent townships between 8:00 tonight and midnight. >>> from our delaware bureau, the city of wilmington is giving away fans to seniors just in time for a hot day today. the senior fan drive runs today between 9:30 and 4:00 this afternoon. people 65 and older showing

seven aerial video and photography firms petitioned the faa to commercial ban on drone use. [buzzertoday's "speed read." david: just under the wire. every year five prominent venture capitalists are asked for two predictions on tech trends that could have massive impact on our lives and our investments. it is a fascinating exercise, crystal ball grazing if you will, putting money where their mouth is. rich karlgaard attended the top 10 tech trends dinner. there is churchhill club, we don't need to go into it. basically we get the idea of all of these trend, some of them might not sound as sexy as robots or drones but in the banking industry in general, there are some big trends that are coming. explain what is going to happen. there is a woman named rebecca lindh who presented these. >> sure, david. there is a big theme out there that affects a lot of industries, including banking, how you rent a place to stay and how you book a cab. it is called peer-to-peer. in the case of cabs it is a company like uber. in case of people renting out rooms in their house it is called airbnb. in ba