oldest tricks in the book. >> let's start the magictrick. we can do the old table cloth out from under the stuff on the table trick. >> they tried it again and again. >> everybody knows what it is to be the kid trying to do this trick and failing a whole bunch of times. >> you keep expecting for something to happen. >> and then something does. >> oh, my god, the kid gets crushed. >> you have to sort of scream the first time you see it. >> holy crap, is that kid okay? >> you're wondering what the heck happened. >> don't worry, nobody was hurt in the making of this video. it was a marketing trick for the gop variety theater in germany. >> you just sit there and you look through wide eyes and it's very fascinating. >> we have about 700,000 people coming to our shows every year. >> however, the theater wants to attract a younger demographic, they hire filmmakers dominic and matt to create a video to gasp people's attention. >> we went on youtube and found out that accidents of children and accidents of animals are a big sensation on the in

oldest tricks in the book. >> let's start the magicrick. we can do the old table cloth out from under the stuff on the table trick. >> they tried it again and again. >> everybody knows what it is to be the kid trying to do this trick and failing a whole bunch of times. >> you keep expecting for something to happen. >> and then something does. >> oh, my god, the kid gets crushed. >> you have to sort of scream the first time you see it. >> holy crap, is that kid okay? >> you're wondering what the heck happened. >> don't worry, nobody was hurt in the making of this video. it was a marketing trick for the gop variety theater in germany. >> you just sit there and you look through wide eyes and it's very fascinating. >> we have about 700,000 people coming to our shows every year. >> however, the theater wants to attract a younger demographic, they hire filmmakers dominic and matt to create a video to gasp people's attention. >> we went on youtube and found out that accidents of children and accidents of animals are a big sensation on the int

after the magic trick gone bad hits the internet. patrons flock to the video.e the last year from mchale and sven. >> people have said, sven, you have the talent to be an actor. >> i want to move in that direction because i want to be and an for one day. >> the next time you click on a viral video, laugh outloud or shed a tear, remember there is a lot more to what you are seeing than meets the eye. i'm contessa brewer. that's all right for this edition of "caught on camera." l >>> criminals are everywhere,  but so are cameras, watching their every move. >> i ripped his hat off, pulled the mask off his face. >> recording antics that will stun you. >> there were four guys in here. >> catching crimes that range from cold-blooded -- >> it was very brutal. >> to ridiculous. >> the subject was described as being dressed like a tree. >> they had garbage bags on their heads. they had these eyeholes torn out.

with very large projects were brought into florida. >> finally, in october of 1971, the doors to the magicingdom were opened. over the next 2 years, more than 20 million people visited, and 13,000 found work there. >> in 1971, we had one theme park, the magic kingdom, two hotels. that was all that there was. it's evolved to now almost 65,000 people employed. >> its four theme parks, two water parks, golf courses, resort hotels and not to mention retail. >> it's thought to have a direct $50 billion economic impact for the state. it helps to bring in over 60 million visitors year after year. >> suddenly, orlando was florida's fastest-growing city. and other brands... guess what? they took notice. >> not long after the magic kingdom opened, seaworld opens. >> and disney kept expanding. epcot was built in 1982. then came universal studios in 1990, which added city walk in 1999 and islands of adventures after that. >> in order to visit all the attractions here in central florida, we need 67 days. >> what does this all mean for the area? billions in tourism dollars, hundreds of thousands of jobs

nbc news projects hillary clinton has reached the magic number. she is now the presumptive nominee for president of the united states and the first woman in history ever to do this. >> we are on the brink of an historic, historic, unprecedented moment. >> and this morning, after that news, more signs of democrats closing ranks behind clinton. nancy pelosi, the top democrat in the house endorsing clinton just within the last two hours. clinton, we have learned, expected to call her opponent bernie sanders after the returns come in in tonight's big final contest. and that is the key question for democrats right now. what will bernie sanders do? a defiant statement from him last night. a real chance for him to win california. maybe even a few other states today. is he just trying to buy enough time to get through the final primaries, or is he trying to fight all the way to the convention. >> let's assess where we are tomorrow before we make statements based on speculation. >> and rounding out the agenda this morning, trump's mess. this morning the hea

. >>> hillary clinton reaches the magic number of delegates. now she is the democratic party's presumptive presidential nominee. >>> despite beingç labeled the presumptive democratic nominee, they are urging people to get out and vote. >>> let's get to meteorologist sheena parveen with our first alert forecast. >> good morning, tracy. yes, with your new neighborhood weather, don't forget, we have your seven-day forecast scrolling on the bottom of the screen. today you can expect a warmer day across the area. locally we have clouds around the shore in delaware beaches. also rain just up near the poconos. for today, i think we'll stay mostly dry, maybe a chance of a shower later on this afternoon. temperatures right now, though, it is warm outside, muggy, 73 philadelphia. 72 degrees in wilmington and delaware. many of our pennsylvania suburbs coming in near 70 degrees. closer look at your neighborhood entrepreneurs right now, 71 west mt. airy, andorra at 73. 74 in fox chase. it is going to stay warm as we go through the morning hours and warmer b

they voted, and their leader said the magical black stuff is ours to keep. afraid of losing all of the magical black stuff so they gave money to some bad men to get rid of the leader. they put back in power another leader, and they gave him money too. to some he was a good king, but to others he could be very cruel. after many years the people of the kingdom got mad. this time even madder. so they scared the king away forever, and then things started to get really messed up. >> okay. that's a simplistic and incomplete way to sum up the last hundred-odd years of iranian history. but the point is there were a lot of issues and differing agendas leading to the explosion of rage known as the iranian hostage crisis. look, we know what iran, the government, does. george w. bush famously called them part of the axis of evil. their proxies in iraq have done american soldiers real harm. there is no doubt of this. but i hope i can be forgiven for finding these undeniable truths hard to reconcile with how we are treated on the streets everywhere we go. so forget about t

and spa a goal or a map image you see there is sort of a laugh the water on the right plant near the magic kingdom all the popular disney attractions if you have been there in orlando few know if the grand alit florida and more than 50 law enforcement personnel are searching for the two year-old no other similar raising their tax in that area and the past five days for effect shot that after after friday and the deadliest mass and shooting in u.s. history at the nightclub sunday now this. the law >> pam: of the orlando shooter told the fbi that the husband said he wants to carry out an attack and denied knowledge of his actual plans to launch the attack. as gallagher spleens tonight now prosecutors and fbi are trying to determine if she should be charged with crime. >> reporter: men is cooperating with the fbi and then. skaters want to find out if anything she knew about plans to commit mass murder. savant tower-recommend spent several hours at the knees brings an entertainment center the sources of the safes in early june and then 14 paul sunday morning carrying out the deadly shooting in

they got him out of his shell of silence, they say, through the magic of movies. disney movies, to be specific. disney, of course, is the parent cough abc news. abc's deborah roberts has more. >> i'm peter pan! >> i'm captain hook, you're peter pan, okay. >> reporter: precious home video. make-believe between a 2-year-old boy and his dad. but this moment in time would later mean so much more. >> then we just watched it over and over. like, how could this be possible? here he is a few months ago. >> reporter: not long after filming this scene in 1993, owen suskine's world halted. he stopped talking, showing affection, and gaining in the world around him. his parents ron and cornelia soon got a shattering diagnosis. regressive autism. must have been devastating. >> we just froze. you know, and the doctors started to explain, okay, this is going to change your life. he may never get his speech back. many of the kids don't. >> reporter: ron, an award-winning "wall street journal" reporter, gifted with words. but now his own son has none. >> just started to vanish. he c

excitement andxcit the energy and also the magic in the area which of course is very fiting. this years theme is make magic happen and more than 150 thousand people are doing just that. seen so many groups march including police and department of justice and also dc government led by mayor bowser. right now we are looking at more groups larching on our left. this is lgbt. you can see lots of, lots of excitement here along 14th streets. what i can tell you is that there are nearly 200 organizations participating in this year's parade. a lot of people traveled to comt to this parade. and i want to speak to you all right here's first of all wherer are yostu from. >> stephanie.>> >> jordan from alexandria. >> okay. so what does make magic happen mean to you. >> happiness forever one what ever that means to you andea that's magical. m >> ability to bring together tog people of all ages, raises, this a chance to celebrate everythinb you are proud of it matters. >> jordan how would you describe the vibe out here i know you can feel the excitement and energy what is it like. >> positi

. >> she never got to the magic number of pledged delegates. if you take away the super delegates to bernie sanders 48 and i'm a bernie supporter i'm pretty pissed off because i'm thinking this is it rigged, they stole it. why are they all going with hillary. it seemed like the fix was in from the beginning. she never got to the magic number on her own. she's 100-odd short. president obama meets with bernie today and gives what looks like a hostage taking video endorsing hillary. let me play part of it. >> for more than a year now across thousands of miles and all 50 states, tens of millions of americans have made their voices heard. today i just want to add mine. i want to congratulate hillary clinton on making history as the presumptive democratic nominee for president of the united states. those of you who have been with me from the beginning of this incredible juourney to be the first to know i'm with her. >> i'm so enthusiastic i can barely get the words out. >> he's really excited when he has that hollywood celebrities come in and do those

the magic number is 2,383. that's the clinch the nomination. clinton is one delegate over that as of this morning. bernie sanders has 1,566 delegates, but he says it's not over and this is his point. speaking to a san francisco crowd, the senator reiterated his contention that the count giving clinton the win includes super delegates who do not have to commit or vote until the july 25th democratic national convention. until then, they could be persuaded to go either way and he says they could. however at this point, clinton still leads the count in committed delegates, those that cannot change their minds and the popular vote. each candidate urging californians to turn out and vote today. >> we have the most important primary. the people of california have the right to determine who is going to be president of the united states. >> we're going to fight hard for every single vote, especially right here in california. >> hillary clinton steered clear of the talk of the presumptive nominee. she says she will turn her focus to the general election

. >>> and overnight, hillary clinton hits the magic number to clink the democratic nomination. but rival bernie sanders isn't backing down just yet. it's tuesday, june 7th, 2016, "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> a very good morning. and a warm welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm wilfred frost alongside susan lee in for sara again. a very good morning, susan. >> good to see you, wilfred. >>> let's get you up to speed. dow closing .25%. and the oil prices were stronger yesterday. the energy sector was the best performing sector. oil prices up slightly again today. that's led to gains around the world. and gains in the u.s. futures markets, culled high by 66 points on the dow. about a third of 1% on all three of those indices. it's interesting to point out the biggest reaction to all of the fed speaker over the month has been bonds. if you look at the bond markets down to 1.73%. of course, we were near 1.9% a few weeks ago. >> we'll get you more to the markets in just a bit. but first, breaking split cal news. montana, south dakota, north dakota, and the most

the lagoon connects to bay lake, a natural lake forming the waterways around the magic kingdom. officials say there have been no other recent reports of similar alligator attacks at the lake. a disney spokesperson had a brief statement. >> everyone here at the walt disney world resort is devastated by this tragic accident our thoughts are with the affect. >> there were no other people in the water at the time. and there are signs that say "no swimming." as the search was underway, the nightly fireworks display lit up the sky over the magic kingdom. >>> now to the orlando nightclub massacre. this morning, the focus of the investigation has turned to the wife of the gunman, omar mateen. the fbi is trying to determine if she had advanced knowledge of the attack. the agency is also trying to determine if the teen led a secret life as a gay man as it looks for possible motives. tomorrow, president obama arrives in orlando to pay respects. kenneth craig is in orlando. kenneth? >> reporter: good morning to you. as more and more details start to emerge about all of this, the picture is g

once it's blended -- >> the magic of television. >> yeah, we get to this. stency. there is no dairy in it whatsoever. we have the soup. you see it's nice and thick and rich. but really light and refreshing at the same time. >> can you do something wrong with this? >> no, as long as it tastes good, it's right. >> perfect. >> a cool garnish. strawberries. you could use foil. you want to spray it. you get these light cool little trips. it's like a fruit rollup, but it's not a fruit roll-up. we took some basil. >> that looks -- >> turns into basil oil. >> -- beautiful. >> just really simple. beautiful. you will be able to taste this tomorrow on the justin herman plaza. another thing we will be making is tea spritz. little cocktails. sparkling wine. you can also use sparkling cider. we have a little bit of this and some blackberries. this is a blackberry sage tea. a cool thing. frozen tea. >> you have a lot of cool things. >> we have frozen tea cubes. it's great because the tea is ready to go. it's lightly sweet. it has got these flavors in it. you add it to this

. >> shanghai disney resort will be the sixth magic kingdom in the world.and is currently a hot topic in shanghai. the theme park is expected to provide more than 50,000 jobs, and have an annual economic effect of $7.6 billion. the countdown has begun for shanghai disneyland to open. entrepreneurs are betting on this big project. farmers are trying to use it as a new turning point in their lives. a month before the grand opening of shanghai disneyland, this episode followed the lives of people holding high expectations for the park. people are eagerly awaiting the new shanghai disneyland. it was built in a farming region 20 kilometers southeast of central shanghai. the area was once accessible only by car, but a new railway has been built. woo was even to see the enchanted storybook castle. ♪ she sees images of mickey mouse and friends, ensuring the safety of passengers by the platform doors. disney characters welcome passengers everywhere around the station. a subway from central shanghai to the center of disney resort is being developed with the full coop

. >> shanghai disney resort will be the sixth magic kingdom in the world.and is currently a hot topic in shanghai. the theme park is expected to provide more than 50,000 jobs, and have an annual economic effect of $7.6 billion. the countdown has begun for shanghai disneyland to open. entrepreneurs are betting on this big project. farmers are trying to use it as a new turning point in their lives. a month before the grand opening of shanghai disneyland, this episode followed the lives of people holding high expectations for the park. people are eagerly awaiting the new shanghai disneyland. it was built in a farming region 20 kilometers southeast of central shanghai. the area was once accessible only by car, but a new railway has been built. woo was even to see the enchanted storybook castle. ♪ she sees images of mickey mouse and friends, ensuring the safety of passengers by the platform doors. disney characters welcome passengers everywhere around the station. a subway from central shanghai to the center of disney resort is being developed with the full coop

but tallies indicate hillary clinton has already hit the magic number of delegates to become the first female to win a major party's nomination. >>> googoodgood morning, 5:30 os tuesday june 7th. nydia han filling in for tamala edwards. we have karen rogers until for david and matt pelman who is just here. [laughter] >> he's just hanging, is that -- he's doing the traffic and making all of us happy being here. let's take a look right now at these numbers through the area. it's another summer-like day. it's 71 degrees in philadelphia right now. 63 in allentown. 70 in millville. feeling kind of sticky out there. these dewpoints 66 degrees in the city. any time you hit over 60 you start to feel the humidity so we're certainly feeling it out there. 68 in millville. 72 down right soupy in dover, delaware. let's take a look at what we can expect on satellite6 and action radar. we see a fair amount of clouds, some showers that are off the coastline but we are watching this little batch of showers that was trying to fall in our far northwest suburbs but really starting to fall apart as we do.

just hours ago, clinton hit the magic number of delegates she needed. that means now that she's the presumptive democratic nominee. but her campaign says she's still focused on tomorrow's primaries including the one in new jersey. nbc 10 national correspondent jennifer bjork lrland has the latest. >> the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> reporter: the air around candidate clinton e lrectrifiey candidate clinton e lrectrifi electrified she's at the magic number. >> according to the news we're on the brink of a historic, historic unprecedented moment. but we still have work to do, don't we? >> reporter: still, hillary clinton is focusing on the biggest prize in the tuesday elections. california. bernie sanders campaigning in the northern part of the state has a chance to win. she's setting her sights on the election tomorrow and looking ahead to november. >> we've got to tell the rest of the country that donald trump is not qualified to be president. he is temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief. and it's all of us who have to

. >> rose: what's the magic of the show. >> what's the magic of the show? >> rose: yeah.eceived a tony nomination. >> brilliant cast. >> rose: top of broadway. yeah, and i said hey, kids, let's hang out. >> rose: right. i think the first act celebrates the magic and wonder of greativity, and then act two is really about the consequences of success and the consequences of history, and one of the final numbers, at one point, karl, a noted thinker and critic of the time, he actively burden shuffle shuferl, and there is a moment where act one is about the joy of creation, and act two becomes very much so about this dynamic that i think affects all of us. will we be remembered for the best of what we did, because the people of "shuffle along" were not remembered. they weren't remembered by you or by me or by anybody except through the process of unearthing them we celebrate them. but they were lost. they were lost to history. so many people get lost to history who do extraordinary things, and it was just my attempt to, maybe i'm praying to the gods of remembrance if i remember

>> i haven't heard them criticize the president for not using the magic words. nd i think that's the, that's the point. the president's been very specific and precise about how to define our enemy. and for people who say that the only reason we haven't defeated isil is the president hasn't used the imagine ific words that they have chosen -- the imagine ific words that they have chosen -- magic words that they have chosen, that's cynical politics there, and it doesn't do anything to protect the country. in fact, as was on display, tragically, on saturday night, it potentially makes the nation more vulnerable. >> was that really necessary, though, to make this speech political? >> again -- >> what did the president think he was adding to make something that is about fighting the kind of acts that we just saw about fighting republican rhetoric? what did he think that was going to add? or does he feel like that republican rhetoric is so strong and so powerful out there that he needs to counter it when he's talking about countering terrorism? >> well, i think the pre

the magic kingdom.they don't want to scare people. they don't want to jury out of this fantasy. i understand that as well. but there could have been more foresight here. does disney settle or do they wait. >> first they will put up signs saying "warning, allocators." there is no way disney take this case to trial. it's bad for their image. the child was an edly in 1, 2 feet of water. like my child when they were babies they could swim in my swimming pool. i'm surprised that it hasn't happened more frequently and i'm surprised disney aloud this situation to swift snowing the lake thanked allocators. even thought it' a little late for this poor child, whatever steps they taking prevent the tragedy from happening again. kennedy: coming up, i'll get out my letter opener and break the kennedy: in ancient greece philosophers would gather around a fire and speask how they hated my jokes but like my glasses. you don't need a toga, because you have a computer. go back to school. i'll go back to to school. george

is something that could exist in our world, but it would be available through in this case like the magic you said in 24 years of il, m you have never seen anything as excited as this. >> this is definitely the most exciting moment in my personal career, and it is actually the convergence of interactive and film. which is something as important to me in that long, and so to see this technology and to engage in this partnership is amazing. >> how much does it matter if you are working with majic leap or augmented, and is this magic leaf's approach which is more secretive than microsoft's or just an overall endorsement of the mixed are reality? >>> it sn endorsement of the mixed reality, and we are interested in working across the platforms, and our interest is in kcontent and story telling, but we were excited about what magic leap was doinging the, and there is a like mind defense in terms of what we wanted to do in the storytelling arena. so it was a nice match of interests. >> when do you think that it gets beyond the techies and the fan boys, because it is fascinating technology, but i

she doesn't -- she's 57 delegates away from the magic number, that's what we're calling it, the 2383umber of all delegates. she's also almost certainly going to surpass the majority of just pledged delegates, the ones that bernie sanders wants to talk about. she's further away from there. 252 now after winning the virgin islands yesterday. but she still needs to win about 1 out of 3 delegates available on tuesday. so she could technically lose every state and still win as long as she doesn't get blown out by giant margins, which we don't seem -- doesn't look likely at this point. so, you know, she could be called the presumptive nominee early on tuesday night before polls even close in california, just thanks to the delegates coming in from new jersey alone. and then at that point, all the conversation is going to turn to what happens to bernie sanders. does he try to find a new way to stay in, does he look to the exit, the pressure is going to ramp up, other democrats calling from will barack obama make an endorsement, sitting on the sidelines, what does the dnc do. a lot of new que

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. >> right now on the eve of the primary, hillary clinton hits the magic number, but bernie sanders is fighting back here in the bay area, thank you for joining us. >>> i'm jessica aguirre. the polls opened at just 8 tonight, but today, there is a turning point, nbc news and other agencies report that hillary clinton has made news to be the first democratic presidential nominee. bernie sanders in the bay area says the race is not over yet. more from jean elle on sanders' unfinished business. >> reporter: jessica, the pressure is on bernie sanders who met here tonight with a crowd of supporters telling them he has no plans to give up. >> it is something that you have to fight for. >> presidential hopeful bernie sanders energizes thousands at a rally in san francisco, telling supporters he needs results at the polls tomorrow to prove to the democratic party he is the candidate. >> california, one of the most progressive states in america is on board. the political revolution. >> as sanders rocked the boat, nbc declared hillary clinton the presumptive nominee based on delegate and super d

catherine: the superdelegates over the weekend have put her at the magic number, 2383. several primaries will be held in the states -- new jersey and california amongst them. the washington -- "the washington post" is looking at the map behind her path to the nomination. the delegates are coming out of the primaries, and the superdelegates are free to vote for whoever they choose. however, they do not actually vote until the convention. this has bernie sanders saying it is not fair to count them because it will not truly count until the convention. he has vowed he is going to stay in the race because he might be able to convince superdelegates to change their minds. that is an argument that "the washington post" has labeled as weak as they talked to the delegates and so far none of them have said they will change their point of supporting clinton. this has "vanity fair asking the big question -- did sanders hand trump the election, and if so, hagan -- if so, can he grasp it back? his determining to stay may be siphoning support from clinton. the article goes on to say th

. >> one family found the key to crack that code and it involves the magic of movies. >> i'm captain you're peter pan. okay. >> the precious home believe between a two-year-old boy and his dad. but this moment in time would later mean so much more. not long after filming this scene in 1993, owen's world halted. his parents ron and cornelia got a shattering diagnose. >> the doctors started to explain, okay, this is going to change your life. he may never get his speech back. many of the kids don't. >> reporter: ron, and award winning reporter, gifted with words, but now his own son has none. >> owen just started to vanish. he couldn't look at you. >> reporter: his language gibberish, his frustration growing. >> he's jsaying juicer. she thought he wanted juice. >> reporter: a hall mark of autism is a focussed interest in for some it's star trek. others, maps. for owen, disney movies. he was if i can dated on a scene from the little mermaid. >> he rewinds it the second time and third time, and she goes this is not juice. >> it won't cost much, just your voice. >> it won't cost much, jus

there it is, hillary clinton the magic number, 2383. she is now well over that, 2750. the most important thing is this, the pledged delegates. you hear so much about these. this is an outright majority of the edged delegates. there is no way now mathematically, even theoretically sanders could catch her there. she wins an outright majority. that may be the most important number last night for hillary clinton's campaign, jose. >> but she doesn't get to 2383 when you remove the superdelegates as of right now. >> right. so the situation is basically -- and again, this pledged delegate count, she's about 200 short. but look at 573 superdelegate commitments for clinton, 47 for sanders. practically speaking what that means is that bernie sanders would have to win over hundreds, hundreds, we're talking 300, 400 of hillary clinton's superdelegates if he was going to hit that number of 2383. and just -- we've had this situation twice before where a candidate didn't hit the magic number just on pledged delegates. the two times it's happened before, the total number of superdelega

the secretary of state secretary of state is now just 20 delicate short of the magic number two in the party's nomination. bernie sanders has 1563. without superdelegates, clinton has 1807 p. sanders 1517. >> i think given where we are in this race, i will have not only more than a 3 million vote margin, but i will have a significant majority of pledged delegates by voting on tuesday. >> clinton plans to hold rallies in california and put in los angeles today. the vermont senator will also hold a press conference around 11:00 a.m. pacific time. make sure to tune in for a special coverage. tomorrow'tomorrow' s primary starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern time right here in the fox business network. lauren: bernie sanders predicting hillary clinton will not clinch the nomination before the democratic convention. >> at the end of the nominating process, and no candidate will have enough pledged delegates to call the campaign of the jury. they will be dependent upon superdelegates. in other words, the democratic national convention will be a contested convention. lauren: former president clinton re

she's now 63 delegates shy of the magic number of 2383. hours polls open in puerto rico. 60 pledge delegates at stake in the tiny u.s. territory there. >> donald trump continues to fight off accusations that his attacks on the judge overseeing one of the three trump university lawsuits are racist. >> the presumptive nominee sat down with the "state of the union" host jay tapper as well as some new attacks by hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton was giving a speech. she had some very tough things to say about you. >> she wasn't giving, she was reading a speech written by other people but go ahead. sound bites. >> one of the things be she said, this was not someone who should have the nuclear codes. it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into war because someone got under his very thin skin. what's your response to that. >> first of all, i don't have thin skin, i have very strong, thick skin. if you do a report and it's not necessarily positive and it's right, i never complain. i do complain when it's a lie or when it's wrong, but i

as the second half roled around the magic tricks were as bad as the first half. it a three and a half out of five. it sends strong but it startsta weak. one thing about this movie i really wanted more magic from the hoarse men.en. there was two scenes in particular, one scene where jessie eisenberg makes the rain slow down. one major hoist theme with allll th room. that theme was very, very cool. over all i didn't think it livet up to the first witness.e i thought it had some script issues. some of the dialogue was very cheesy. i loved lindsay lanas an actact wrist. don't waste your money in theaters. if you loved the first one, see this movie as a rental. the next, conjuring two. it almost $20 million to make $ than a20 it made hundreds of millions of dollars worldwide at the box office.ffi james jaunice back to direct the film. he also directed the saw films as well as furious seven.seve this movie is based on the true files ed and the rain warren.arr the film itself you have veer a formica and an actor named patrick wilson.wils the idea here there is a house i

i say the magic words. a diaper wipy poopy baby poopy woopy do. >> seth: okay, well, this is easy. i would like the wish my son finds true happiness. >> oh, okay. [ babbles ] i'm going to stop you right there, champion, okay? remember, a diaper genie. you got to scale way back on your wish. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, i wish my son has a good friends. >> scale it back! [ laughter ] >> seth: i wish my son doesn't have allergies. [ babbles ] >> seth: i don't -- i don't know -- i don't know what that means. >> it means scale back. [ laughter ] you see this diaper? >> seth: sure. >> soaked with urine. [ laughter ] you think a guy with a urine-soaked diaper on his head is going to be able to grant a wish like that? >> seth: no. >> no, okay. so, make like a fish and scale it back. [ laughter ] >> seth: new car. >> back. >> seth: bmx bike. >> bmx back. >> seth: skateboard. >> beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep. scale it back! >> seth: okay, you know? i'm sorry. i can't think of anything. >> okay. [ babbles ] think of something a baby would like, like a c

do you know the cool thing? is that magicjohnson in that particular school, they are transforming the lives of student and inspiring in them greatness. >> it's amazing. i use today cover the nba when i was a radio reporter in california. i often found myself at the staples center and he was there often. he always was so generous with fans, generous with a smile. great to see he continues to do that. >> i have another story coming up in about a month or so. >>> apparently unauthorized party takes a deadly turn at a dance studio. how one witness sprung into action when the bullets started flying. >>> britain's historic vote unleashing a wave of celebration and uncertainty. could brexit create a domino effect that tumbled across the european continent. >>> they basically said the e.u. has screwed things up so badly we believe in hard work and we believe in individualism. and i think the british people made a very, very heroic stand with a tremendous effort against it. ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep n

superdelegates still need to carry clinton over the magic number of 2383. they have the overwhelming amount of such delegates which were decided by the voters. they congratulated her opponent bernie sanders while maiming and tearing into donald trump. let's make america great again. that is code for let's take america backwards. [cheers and applause] back to a time and opportunity and dignity were reserved for some, not all. promising his supporters and economy he cannot re-create. we, however -- we want to write the next chapter in american great ends with a 21st century prosperity. reporter: the general election now begin each in washington d.c. on friday and will go to the battleground states of pennsylvania and ohio next week. back to you. nicole: blake furman county thank you. lauren: bernie sanders making his election night beach in california vowing to continue his fight. >> we are going to fight hard to win the primary in washington d.c. [cheers and applause] and then we take our fight for social, economic, racial and environmental justice to philade

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love always was and always will be the live theater. >> reporter: a new push to take the magic from ng room.>> [ music playing ]. the broadway show, "she loves me" the first broadway show to stream live.>> not everyone can get to new york and see the shows like, it is a great way to cultivate worldwide attention.>> reporter: the broadway hd says it is a lot like netflix but with the theater, watching performances of the current and classic broadway shows through apple tv or roku.>> you get the experience of being at the show itself and use it in real time. you see the actors sweating in taking a break, and they do not cut away and you see them working hard at it. >> organizers of "she loves me" sadie is the perfect event. >> it is perfect for those that love musicals, place and perfect for those that have never seen anything is far to broadway show or theater live.>> the romantic comedy based on the plate that inspired the hit movie, "you've got mail." >> we wanted them to get the open experience of what it looks like, and amazing production venue, amazing cast in a great story.>> [

what is the magic of the show? the show is brilliantly designed.y hey kids, let's hang out. the first act celebrates the magic and wonder of creativity act two is really about the consequences of success. the consequences of history. one critic of the time actively buried "shuffle along." act one is about the joy of creation, back to his about this dynamic that affects all of us. will we be remembered for the best of what we did? the people of shuffle along were not remembered for what they did. through the process of unearthing them, we celebrate them. they were lost to history. come see shuffle along and you will be healed. maybe i am praying to the gods of remembrance. i want to be remembered as someone who told stories that empowered people. i want to be remembered as people who allowed people to face another day doing the best work that they could do becoming the best version of themselves. charkie: who walked out of the empowered?ling george: so they can work to become the best version of themselves. charlie rose: you are too young to think a

the hollywood reporter reporting that magic mike, the star, has killed any hopes of a magic mike 3, sayt so. >> he says instead, he's focusing on his upcoming stage plays, one in las vegas and a musical on broadway as well as working with his wife, jenna dewan tatum on a new tv series based on their film "stepup." >> it will be the first big scripted drama for youtube. it will air on youtube red next year. >> do we show the magic mike footage? >> you want that in slow mo. >> next some celebrity real estate eye candy. there you go. yeah. >> want to see some real estate eye candy? demny moore has slashed the asking price of her three-story apartment on manhattan's upper east side by $16 million. >> $16 million off. that means it is now only $59 million. the 7,000 square foot mansion in the clouds boasts soaring ceiling, fantastic views of central park, maintaining the spirit of the build's art deco design. come on, producer matt. >> it's got updated craftsman detail. the apartment, by the way, includes six bedrooms and 5 1/2 bathrooms. >> not my words. it's located inside the twin towered