tina new was granted a new lease on life when she met eric beckler. he opened the door to telling her the truth about his wife's disappearance, she had a decision to make. walk through that door and the good life she had come to know could be gone forever. here's josh mankiewicz again with "troubled waters." >> reporter: tina new thought she had found happiness with eric beckler until he changed his story about what happened the day his wife disappeared in the ocean. you didn't think about calling the police? >> no. not yet. i just felt like he wasn't telling me the truth all the way. i was really afraid because he was always with me. >> reporter: afraid, yet they continued to see each other, sleep together and party together. about two weeks after eric changed his story, he and tina went to a club and took the drug ecstasy. >> we get home, we walk inside the house and we're both laying on the bed staring straight up at the ceiling together. all of a sudden as we were talking, it just came to me and i said to him, i said oh, my god, you hit her over t

the star witness, tina new. a witness who was, to be fair, compromised. own checkered past, but also by one detail in the story tina says eric told her, something defense attorney john barnett says is critical. >> you'd expect if pegye's head was caved in by 35 pound dumbbells, there'd be blood. >> quite a lot of it. >> everywhere. and -- and there wasn't. >> reporter: on the stand, tina tried to defend herself. >> i'm a horrible witness when it comes to lookin' at me on paper. >> did you think anybody would believe you? >> no. you know, i knew that i told exactly what he had said to me and i knew that i was doin' the right thing. and i honestly didn't care what anybody thought. >> reporter: then there was the conversation she had recorded at el torito. eric's own words. the jury heard all of them. barnett offered his own explanation. >> i argued that the reason he said it is to shut her up, to calm her down. in any event, the defense said -- eric never said on tape that he hit pegye. the only person who heard him say that was tina. a drug user. a woman w

just like that, tina new drove away from her old life. in the end, you got enough. >> absolutely, yeah. >> reporter: eric was arrested and charged with peggy's murder. what was it like to get the call that eric had been arrested? >> well, i just trembled all over. i couldn't really believe it. >> reporter: but two weeks after eric's arrest made headlines, tina made some headlines of her own. that put the whole case in jeopardy. >> coming up, eric beckler on trial and tina's credibility is on trial, too. >> you think anybody would believe you? >> no. >> without that statement they don't have anything that makes this a homicide. >>> welcome back to "dateline" extra. i'm tamron hall. when eric bechler confessed to his girlfriend that he tossed his wife into the ocean, he may have sunk himself. the prosecution's case against him hinges on tina's testimony and recordings she made. as the trial loomed, tina's determination wavered. would she take the stand? here's josh mankiewicz with the conclusion of troubled waters. >> beach volleyball is a

just like that, tina new drove away from her old life. end, you got enough snnchlg. >> absolutely, yeah. >> reporter: eric was arrested and charged with peggy's murder. what was it like to get the call that eric had been arrested? >> well, i just trembled all over. i couldn't really believe it. >> reporter: but two weeks after eric's arrest made headlines, tina made some headlines of her own. that put the whole case in jeopardy. >> coming up, eric beckler on trial and tina's credibility is on trial, too. >> you think anybody would believe you? >> no. >> without that statement they don't have anything that makes this a homicide. the weekend. the one's who want to see it all... hear it all... and feel it all... all summer long. ♪ jeep renegade -- it's how we live 4 by 4 summer. ♪ igoing to clean betteran electthan a manual. was he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and o

the latest now from cbs news' tina kraus. >>> reporter: forensic teams in nice examined the bullet ridden white truck overnight. its drive identified as mohamed lahouaiej bouhlel by cbs news sources mowed down dozens of people celebrating just hours before. this amateur video shows police shooting at the driver as the truck came to a stop. moments before, eyewitnesses captured the vehicle picking up speed as it barreled down the promenade. >> i seen one guy actually running, sobbing, crying, we seen people holding babies, screaming, shouting, mothers running for cover. >> reporter: 51-year-old sean copeland of texas and his 11- year-old son brody were among those killed. ben terry captured this video as he and others hid in the storage room of a restaurant amid the chaos. >> we wanted to believe that it was just firecrackers going off or fireworks, but it became clear it was something a lot more sinister than that. [ speaking french ] >> reporter: hours after the attack, french president francois hollande declared terror had hit the country again. president obama also condemned the attack

the latest now from cbs news' tina kraus. >>> reporter: forensic teams in nice examined the bullet riddenhite truck overnight. its drive identified as mohamed lahouaiej bouhlel by cbs news sources mowed down dozens of people celebrating just hours before. this amateur video shows police shooting at the driver as the truck came to a stop. moments before, eyewitnesses captured the vehicle picking up speed as it barreled down the promenade. >> i seen one guy actually running, sobbing, crying, we seen people holding babies, screaming, shouting, mothers running for cover. >> reporter: 51-year-old sean copeland of texas and his 11- year-old son brody were among those killed. ben terry captured this video as he and others hid in the storage room of a restaurant amid the chaos. >> we wanted to believe that it was just firecrackers going off or fireworks, but it became clear it was something a lot more sinister than that. [ speaking french ]

tina: it is difficult to move past that. whether they were shot by the police -- karen: for instance, often in subsequent news coverage they say, well, so-and-so had been arrested for shoplifting. tina: as if that is justification. whatever resources in massachusetts, those resources shut down for those families. for us, being able to transform the way society response to manner, to make sure it is not about the victim, it is about providing support to the survivors. karen: jelaboun what kind of support the lewis d brown -- louis d. brown institute provides. tina: we serve survivors of hospital or on the scene, criminal justice with the district attorney's office, the hospital to which hospital they go to, we are notified, and the family is connected to us without advocates within the first 24 -- with our advocates within the first 24 to 72 hours. we make sure the families receive support. karen: tuesday night at the democratic national convention, there was a wonderful presentation by what is being called the mothers of the movement. trayvon martin's mother, sandra bland's mother, many of their other names were become househo

tina krause, cbs news. >>> as athletes and fans head to the olympics, many are worried about the safety of rio dejaniero beaches. >> scientists at rio federal university have discovered high levels of a drug resistant bacteria in rio's beaches. they found the highest levels on the shores of the bay hosting sailing event one month from now. >> we believe that true hospital sewage goes to the municipal sewage, it gets to the bay, or to other rivers, and it finally gets to the beach. >> authorities, how much, say athletes and visitors will be safe, and the sailing arena has internationally acceptable levels of bacteria. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", an independent day snafu. >> we'll show you where this eagle escaped his handlers, and let you know what it was supposed to be doing, katie? >> brooke, now at least starting to see the skies clear out nicely, however, heat and humidity, not something going away any time soon. coming up we will tell you just how hot it will get, more importantly, how hot will it actually feel, all of the details on your full forecast straight ahead. >> no

tina kraus, cbs news. >> in a statement, president obama said, we stand in solidarity and partnership with france our oldest ally as they respond to and recover from this attack. this comes eight months after the attack that killed 130 people in paris. after yesterday's attack, france's president francois hollande ordered a three-month extension of a state of emergency. >>> at the same time as the attack in nice, a fire causedded a scare in paris. a truck carrying fireworks burst into flames next to the eiffel tower. smoke surrounded the landmark. that prompted a lot of false rumors in the "twitter world" that the tower was on fire after a terror attack. the eiffel tower was not damaged and paris police emphasize that the fire was not terror-related. >>> in response to yesterday's attack, at&t is giving a break to customers trying to reach loved ones in france. the company says it will waive or credit cell phone charges incurred for such calls through sunday. >>> menlo park-based facebook is also trying to help by activating its safety check feature. that allows everyone near the atta

tina krause, cbs news. >> thanks, teen a the tragedy in france wade heavy on the mind of people celebrating brass teal day in philadelphia. french alliance still gathered to mark the holiday. took time to remember those killed. >> you know, this is supposed to be a happy event under the stars, and we did that, but, you know, there was also something in the background, and we had a minute of silence for the people who died today. it was very sad. >> the french alliance has deep ties to philadelphia. it has had a language arts and cultural center here since the early 19 hundreds. >> well the attack in france has prompted pre suck tiff nominee presidential donald trump to postpone the announcement of his vice presidential choice. >> sources say it is indianna governor mike pence, gop source confirm the choice early yesterday. cbs-3 former aid, allison young, says, the ivan gel cat christian, fiscal conservative, would be a smart pick. >> he really appealed to the very conservative base. they are the people that previously may have stayed home and not voted for trump. >> despite the extension,

. >>> a new what tina princess is gracing hollywood.oming queen. avalor is a kingdom inspir by latin american cultures. you can catch the premier tonight at 7:00 on the disney channel. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> the saying goes you break it, you buy it. right? what . >>> have you ever rented a car with mechanical problems? >> michael finney. >> her vacation started off poorly when her rental car acted up. the worst part is after she came home. perfection. hawaii. a lagoon, a condo by the sea. her vacation didn't start out peacefully. >> the vehicle. >> they had rented a car from avis. she says it began to stall as they drove from the airport. >> i i didn't feel safe. >> the women had to wait for the tow. they were stuck for a day and a half. >> we couldn't go to the movie. >> they cancelled dinner and delayed touring. linda says avis promised to send a gift card for their troubles. >> three weeks hater we get an envelope from avis. and i was excited. >> she opened it and she saw a bill for the repair of the rental car and

police are interviewing tina krauss, cbs news. >> according to the italian news agency, autopsy results he suffered injuries consistent with a fall and days in the water. >>> suspected tornado ripped through a wal-mart near the west virginia border. parts of the roof were sheered off and the damage inside was widespread, in lexington kentucky, 4th of july celebrations quickly took a turn for the worst. >> it blew all the gear down, everything was sopping wet. >> 50 miles south of there, a man in rock castle county  watched helplessly as the storm tossed his car on its roof. the national weather vis will determine if it was a tornado that ripped through the wal- mart in kentucky, does it look like it to you? is it too going to guess, zero if not strong. seldom do i see cars flip by straight line winds. they have a survey team. standard practice after any damaging wind. they will go out and determine how strong was it. ef0 or 5 or as strong as that. severe weather this afternoon is well south of us, in to north carolina, we had our share of cool damp weather. today 91s the 6 6th time th

i'll say what if i were to tell you this is a >> so welcome back to >>> a new what tina princess is gracinga leader before becoming queen. avalor is a kingdom inspired by latin american cultures. you can catch the premier tonight at 7:00 on the disney channel. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> the saying goes you break it, you buy it. right? what . >>> have you ever rented a car with mechanical problems? >> michael finney. >> her vacation started off poorly when her rental car acted up. the worst part is after she came home. perfection. hawaii. a lagoon, a condo by the sea. her vacation didn't start out peacefully. >> the vehicle would jerk. >> they had rented a car from avis. she says it began to stall as they drove from the airport. >> i i didn't feel safe. >> the women had to wait for the tow. they were stuck for a day and a half. >> we couldn't go to the movie. >> they cancelled dinner and delayed touring. linda says avis promised to send a gift card for their troubles. >> three weeks hater we get an envelope from avis. and i was excited. >> she opened it and she saw a bill for t

new york to tape episode. biden has previously teamed up with the actress for similar issues including a trip to the national domestic violence hot line. and mar tina mcbride has a birthday today. now, keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty nguyen. thanks for watching "early >>> rough weather moving into our area could cause problems during your morning commute. >>> a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust >>> moments after making history, hillary clinton goes on the attack. hear her takedown of donald trump. >>> and the man seen here on the run right after police say he committed a crime so violent it sent two people to the hospital. "today in new york" starts now. good morning, everyone, friday morning, july 29, i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm kerry barrett. chris cimino has the weather headlines. >> we'll need the umbrella through the first half of the day. most of the rain going further south and east than we thought, however heavier bands of showers out to the west. you can see the lightning strikes. the back edge of the rain is already working its way through southeast pennsylvania. the timing is not go

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coming up next on nbc, your late local news except on the west coast and later tonight saturday night live with tina fey and amy poehler and bruce springsteen and the e street band. brad keselowksi finally gets the win at daytona. congratulations. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's... up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and downloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >>> nbc 10 news starts right now. >>> fireworks explode over the delaware river tonight as fi philadelphia hosts the nation's biggest birthday blast. as we move closer to the fourth of july. thanks for joining us. tonight the u.s. army banned concert at a waterwork fireworks show entertained crowds. for this celebration of freedom and of service. andrea. >> reporte

plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> welcome back, on "eyewitness news", with special honor for upper darby's own tinacomedian will receive temple university's lou kline award this fall. she being recognized for her writing and acting work, fay, well known for her roles in movies, and on saturday night live, will be the 16th recipient of the excellence in media award, the ceremony takes place on october 7th. congratulations. >> well, soccer goalie is probably kicking himself in the head this morning. >> that's because he accidentally scorned against his own team. take a look. >> this happened wednesday night, during a game between minnesota united and uk team, yes, you saw it, the minnesota goalie tried to throw the ball down the field, but slipped out of his hand and into -- ended up in his goal. >> oops. >> minnesota united would go on to lose the game, four to nothing. >> and katie you're a big soccer fan. >> yes. >> i don't think that's a good thing, do you? >> no, sometimes you see these own goals happen where they accidentally kick it, but for the goal cheaper to do that? that's rough stuff. >>

coming up next on nbc, your late local news except on the west coast and later tonight saturday night live with tina fey and amy poehler and bruce springsteen and the e street band. brad keselowksi finally gets the win at daytona. congratulations. i would kill for something sweet. i know... we could have one of those. one? are you kidding? we'll end up eating like thirty. wanna split that? ughhhh...no, so much fat. don't fight your instincts. with each each for 150 calories or less try our chocolatey brownies, tangy lemon bars, and new creamy cheesecakes. fiber one. go on, have one. snuls 4 at 11 starts now. >> just two days from the fourth, a saturday night celebrate. emelia is tracking some rain. >> right now some rain down around the charlottesville area and then further south as we head into the overnight and morning hours. we will look to see the rain develop further north into our area. here we are 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, notice rain in parts of prince william charles, into charles county, 7:00 a.m. some rain impacting the district. best chance of rain in d.c. tomorrow is between 7 and 11:

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news. and talk to ellie kemper about being cast in her role with tina f fey. >> well, willie the wheels around rolling. this is how strollers work i guess, so whoa. >> then technology that lets students see the world from their classrooms sends civilians to outer space or drops us to our favorite movies. olivia stern takes us into the world of virtual reality. >> i think vr is the next big internet. by 2020 many people vf head sets. >> and dylan dreyer gives kids a chance to join in on an american right of passage. >> how would you describe yourself? strong, fearless. >> we have another great group assembled around the table this morning. we'll talk with them this morning. hillary clinton speaking out for the first time about the interview with the fbi she spoke with chuck todd afterward. >> i'm not going to comment any further on the review, but i've been answering questions now for over a year. i've released more 55,000 pages of my e-mail for the public to read themselves. >> hindsight is 20/20. you can see chuck's full interview with secretary clinton coming up on meet the press. hillary cl

. >> tina fey says thank you very much, by the way. >>> a new controversy surrounding an officer-involved shooting with a professional caretaker steps in to help out an autistic man that was surrounded by the police. coming up in "the verdict" we're asking is michael cardozo about the legal implications of the case after this video reignited the debate about police officers and use of force. >> we are monitoring a manhunt in mop nick germany after at least one gunman opened fire. "the four on 2" will be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> this is a live look in munich, germany tonight where it is -- this is actually tape of earlier today. police there say eight people were killed and another 10 people were wounded when at least one gunman opened fire at a mcdonald's at one of the biggest malls in munich. a 9th body has been found. now investigators are trying to determine if that body is one of the attackers. video posted on-line shows a gunman emerging from a mcdonald's and firing a gun. one analyst says in the video, you can hear the man yelling and mentioning mental illness. we will continue to monito

so, i feel like with tina, i can avoid all that now. >> we will not stop until we add aids to the list of conquered killers. >> brangham: last year, newk governor andrew cuomo pledged $200 million to ramp up efforts statewide to end the aids epidemic here by 2020. their aim is to cut the rate of new hiv infections below the rate of hiv-related deaths. but new york, one of the states hardest hit by the epidemic over the years, still has enormous challenges. nearly one-in-ten people with hiv in america lives here-- that's an estimated 154,000 hiv- positive new yorkers. approximately 3,000 people are diagnosed statewide every year. and here, minorities bear the brunt of the infections-- an estimated 70% of new cases are among blacks and latinos. jon cohen has been covering hiv/aids for more than 25 years for "science" magazine, and helped us report this series. he says new york's plan is bold, but the state has a tremendous challenge ahead. >> new york has so many infected people that it has problems of scale when trying to end an epidemic. it buys more drug than anywhere else to treat hiv-infected people. it has to track, monitor more h

coming up next on nbc, your late local news except on the west coast and later tonight saturday night live with tina fey and amy poehler and bruce springsteen and the e street band. brad keselowksi finally gets the win at daytona. congratulations. "i was shocked and i immedty startecrying, ie been prettynum runs5 =erry topv= >>> i was shocked. i immediately started crying. i have been pretty numb. >> right now on nbc bay area news, emotions running high as friends and coworkers remember a cal student killed in the terror attack in bangladesh. good evening. i'm terry mcsweeney. peggy is off tonight. we are learning new details as the cal community is planning a remembrance for the young student. live on the cal campus where those who knew her are coming to terms with her death. >> that's right. there is a really sense of shock and grieve. those who knew her cared a lot about her. she is remembered as smart, ambitious and kind. word traveled quickly that she was wrong those killed. she was sweet and very knowledgeable. >> the uc berkeley sophomore was killed in bangladesh. >> i was shocked and i immed

tina is not really true. look what's going on with gold and the high yield etfs. munies, new highs the last couple of months. also rates on the dollar are a major problem for earnings, estimates in the second half of the year. already seen banks takes a hit on kearns about rates lower for longer. and dick my old friends, trading like it is an issue. then the dollar issue. the dollar got clobbered the end of last year, and a lot of the materials and energy and industrial stocks had major problems with the dollar strengthening at the end of the year. we had this earlier in the week with the dollar up. it's still not clear which way it's going right now but that's certainly an issue. here's the question -- how much upside is there in the market now? my sense is, minimal upside. $135, estimate, for 2017. always optimistic on the part of analysts. normal multiple, 17, say 2300. 200 points for the upside of the s&p about a 10% upside for next year on the s&p. remember, this is the optimistic scenario. the down side, of course, we don't really know, with the u.s. elections, italian

tina sinatra. >> finding your story on the internet in the middle of another dreary news day reminded me that life'sges must be met and with love and courage be defeated every time. >> reporter: wusa 9. >> and we need those uplifting answered the call to volunteer because he had been wanting to get out of his world and do something different to help others. he says he thinks the world would be a better place if everyone did one small thing just to help someone else. >> so true. >>> we see the video every year at about this time. >> graphic reminders to leave the fireworks to the professionals. these are done every year. these are from actual accidents. and the most serious incidents happen when people try to make their own fireworks. this firefighter has an artificial left eye. he lost it last year when a firework hit him in the face. >> as soon as it hit me in the cheek, i knew i was in trouble because everything went black. >> there were 11 deaths and nearly 12,000 emergency room visits just last year because of fireworks and that's the highest number in 15 years. children are almost often the vic

tina smith . >> (clapping.) >> representing the terminal one c project terminal one central john and pencil phelps. >> (clapping.) >> from the new broadly the design belt ralph. >> (clapping.) >> from construction management. >> okay. we'll pause for a moment to take photos and let those gentlemen take us away. >> (yeah). >> all right. ed come on down. >> yeah. >> >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> there we go. >> yeah. all right. . >> (clapping.) >> tin in a. >> come john all right. >> (clapping.) >> there we go there we go. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> i need to get the range and the colors so sorry i see it down here you know, before we get started it is just a appropriate to recognize the suffering that is going on from the terrorist attack yesterday ami i'd like to offer a moment of silence for the victims and families before we start the program (silence) thanks so thank you for everyone being here with us today and i particularly like to acknowledge special guests first linda linda our vice president of the airport commission so glad to you have you with us today. >> (clapping.) >> and we have representatives from con

new light. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ ♪ ashley: ike and tina turner there, the markets are struggling to go higher from chipotle. they've released a new web video taking aim at their competitors. chipotle's sales and shares took a big hit last fall, take a look at a one-year chart. there it is, it's like the other side of the rockies, not pretty. deutsche bank analysts warning there's a 60% chance of a u.s. recession in the next 12 months according to the yield curve. liz is here to explain it. >> yeah, that's right. so the long, longer-term bond, the yield in that dropped below what the short-term bond is. so that's an indication that investors -- ashley: so the closer the short-term yields comes to the longer-term yield, that's bad news. >> that's an indication investors are expecting, you know what? the economy's not going to be so great, and at least twice before when that has happened in recent years, there's been a recession. deutsche bank saw this, bank of america saw this in february. and despite all the fed purchases of, you know, bonds, basically when you take that out, it is still indic

tina smith . >> (clapping.) >> representing the terminal one c project terminal one central john and pencil phelps. >> (clapping.) >> from the new broadly the design belt ralph. >> (clapping.) >> from construction management. >> okay. we'll pause for a moment to take photos and let those gentlemen take us away. >> (yeah). >> all right. ed come on down. >> yeah. >> >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> there we go. >> yeah. all right. . >> (clapping.) >> tin in a. >> come john all right. >> (clapping.) >> there we go there we go. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> i need to get the range and the colors so sorry i see it down here you know, before we get started it is just a appropriate to recognize the suffering that is going on from the terrorist attack yesterday ami i'd like to offer a moment of silence for the victims and families before we start the program (silence) thanks so thank you for everyone being here with us today and i particularly like to acknowledge special guests first linda linda our vice president of the airport commission so glad to you have you with us today. >> (clapping.) >> and we have representatives from con

new jersey. it's illegal to kill, handle or harass them. police say if you see one, don't disturb or approach it. keep a safe distance away and call them. >>> the school will present tinain excellence in media award. she'll be the 16th person to receive the award. they established a scholarship at temple in memory of their father, donald. >>> the cape may lewes ferry is back on schedule too morning. they needed to make repairs on three boats shuttling passengers between new jersey and delaware. >>> 5:17. time to look at traffic on a friday morning. hopefully things are like normal fridays. >> construction. that's probably clearing around the 5:00 and 6:00 hour. >> fridays we typically get a later start to the morning drive or the delays we see monday through thursday. this is route 202 around route 29. you can see no problems in either direction right now. a seven-minute trip between 202 and the schuylkill. interstate 95 running through delaware, 11 minutes at the most northbound from 295 to 495. cherry hill, new jersey and we're moving around on route 70 and kings highway. no big problems or cars there. checking with mass transit also, of course, the rest of mass tran

abc news "nightline" anchor byron pitts has more on the talk so many parents are having with their kids. >> in dallas, somber faces and outstretched hands. chris and tinaought their three children out to show support for the dallas pd. but when they get home, they will resume what black america has long referred to as "the talk." >> now we are telling them just the basics, keep your hands where he can see them, no sudden movements. >> the 15-year-old chris junior gets an earful. he gets his driver's license soon. >> if i don't listen and understand, i could potentially be one of those in the video. >> it's a talk laura has never had with her 23-year-old daughter kate because she didn't believe it was necessary. >> but now we are in a bubble. i don't know if i should be embarrassed about it or thankful for it. >> in the age of social media, the avalanche of disturbing images. the bubble bursts for all of america. and in the new universe, a new kitchen table for the talk, facebook. >> dad, why are cops killing kids? >> i have to have a talk with you. >> the talk is about surviving and it's core is about navigating society. chris has explained to their ch

abc news "nightline" anchor byron pitts has more on the talk so many parents are having with their kids. >> in dallas, somber faces and outstretched hands. chris and tinar three children out to show support for the dallas pd. but when they get home, they will resume what black america has long referred to as "the talk." >> now we are telling them just the basics, keep your hands where he can see them, no sudden movements. >> the 15-year-old chris junior gets an earful. he gets his driver's license soon. >> if i don't listen and understand, i could potentially be one of those in the video. >> it's a talk laura has never had with her 23-year-old daughter kate because she didn't believe it was necessary. >> but now we are in a bubble. i don't know if i should be embarrassed about it or thankful for it. >> in the age of social media, the avalanche of disturbing images. the bubble bursts for all of america. and a new kitchen table for the talk, facebook. >> dad, why are cops killing kids? >> i have to have a talk with you. >> the talk is about surviving and it's about navigating society. chris has explained to their children why since they moved into a whit

new highs. we had fang, and stub, they're calling it febb, meaning all driven by central banks. others insisting the all old fashioned tina, there's no alternative to stocks. that's been around for a while. and finally there's a number of others who insist it's a lot of fomo, fear of missing out. they said if we hit new highs, oh -- it's a lot of fluff and no fundamentals. i think i might go for that one right now. a lot of people moving around a lot of action. >> bob, we've got to go. we've got to go to theresa may, new uk prime minister speaking out. >> -- asked me to form a new government, and i accepted. and david cameron i follow in the footsteps of a great modern prime minister. under david's leadership, stabilized the economy, reduced the budget deficit and helped more people into work than ever before. but david's true legacy is not about the economy but about social justice. from the introduction of same-sex marriage to taking people on low wages out of income tax altogether, david cameron has led a one-nation government. and it is in that spirit that i also plan to lead. because not everybody knows this, but the

tina knowles lawson. but no one matched mariah carey's entrance. >> i am very happy to be here. >> it's a trifecta for me. three of my favorites. oprah, newyou love it. >> great turnout. 250,000 people in one place partying together. >> come on. i love. >> it's like a family reunion it's so good. people also went crazy for mariah. and guess where she went after she left new orleans. >> i can only imagine. >> she went to italy, darling, on a yacht. >> of course she did. that's a good mariah. >> and the babies. roc and ro. >> her ex was in new york for fashion week. we talked to nick cannon. he had a little flair. a turban. i was a little surprised. he cleared up all those rumors about mariah and why he hasn't signed the divorce papers two years after they split. >> there were so many rumors i was withholding something. no. that's clearly not the case. who put that out there? >> those rumors hinted that by not signing the papers yet he's keeping mariah from tying the knot with billionaire james packer. >> i wish it was that easy, you could find something like -- oh, i'm done. but it's a lot of things that are beyond my control. only thing t

think back to tina fey and sarah palin or economiy chase doing gerald ford -- do you think this actually affects votes? >> you know, i had read some literature that said that people get their newsaturday night live," particularly "weekend update" the whole premise is the audiences that to understand your presentlyis and believe it and buy it. so i think that's true, but there's probably -- if i wanted to know that for sure, i would probably go to someone like you. what are your thoughts? >> what are my thoughts? look, i think that you guys reflect -- yeah, i think -- i think it can impact. i think it certainly can impact people. i hope they are not basing their vote, that they are not basing their votes on what you guys are doing. i know that the candidates watch. and i want to play this -- this moment between and you donald trump when he hosted "snl." let's roll it. >> you think you're this terrific person. you think you are this, you think you are that. abou s b.a., b.a., b.a., b.a. you are being very naive, and quite frankly, you're fired. >> take me back to that moment. >> i've given up trying to really describe what it's like to be around "snl." but i hadn't seen donald tr

tina fey didn't just cast ellie in the show, she wrote one for her starring her. >> i don't need >> yeah, you do. >> it became "unbreakable kimmy sc schmidt" starting life over in newcity. >> don't judge. >> sorry not sorry. >> unbreakable kimmy [ bleep ]. you knew that was coming. >> you knew that was coming. >> very exciting. >> thank you. >> i'm so excited, a, to have a job for another year at least and also to be able to work with those people and on top of that, i feel like we have the best writers around and the greatest process. so i'm very excited. >> you deserve to be free. >> when do you start up? >> sometime this fall. >> okay. >> so i am having this baby this summer and then it will be a little while after that. >> right back into it? >> i guess. i will be totally candid, armature fia armatua am terrified. how does it work? >> the question people ask me is could she possibly be as joyful and cool in real life as tv? the answer is an unequivocal yes. if you want to know why ellie is not on social media and whether or not she'll be tempted to join to post photos of her baby, check out our website and the secret life of pets is in theaters this friday. >>

tina smith . >> (clapping.) >> representing the terminal one c project terminal one central john and pencil phelps. >> (clapping.) >> from the new broadly the design belt ralph. >> (clapping.) >> from construction management. >> okay. we'll pause for a moment to take photos and let those gentlemen take us away. >> (yeah). >> all right. ed come on down. >> yeah. >> >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> there we go. >> yeah. all right. . >> (clapping.) >> tin in a. >> come john all right. >> (clapping.) >> there we go there we go. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> i need to get the range and the colors so sorry i see it down here you know, before we get started it is just a appropriate to recognize the suffering that is going on from the terrorist attack yesterday ami i'd like to offer a moment of silence for the victims and families before we start the program (silence) thanks so thank you for everyone being here with us today and i particularly like to acknowledge special guests first linda linda our vice president of the airport commission so glad to you have you with us today. >> (clapping.) >> and we have representatives from con

tina smith . >> (clapping.) >> representing the terminal one c project terminal one central john and pencil phelps. >> (clapping.) >> from the newroadly the design belt ralph. >> (clapping.) >> from construction management. >> okay. we'll pause for a moment to take photos and let those gentlemen take us away. >> (yeah). >> all right. ed come on down. >> yeah. >> >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> there we go. >> yeah. all right. . >> (clapping.) >> tin in a. >> come john all right. >> (clapping.) >> there we go there we go. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> i need to get the range and the colors so sorry i see it down here you know, before we get started it is just a appropriate to recognize the suffering that is going on from the terrorist atck yesterday ami i'd like to offer a moment of silence for the victims and families before we start the program (silence) thanks so thank you for everyone being here with us today and i particularly like to acknowledge special guests first linda linda our vice president of the airport commission so glad to you have you with us today. >> (clapping.) >> and we have representatives from congres

tina fey. kim's first reporting job was in washington state. after joining the chicago tribune in 2001 she went abroad and spent 5 years from 2004 to 2009 as south asia bureau chief based in new delhi and islam a bad. she works for the new york times, the times review of her book called at both hilarious and harrowing, two contrasting adjectives that sum up the frequently mixed experience of war reporting. mary jordan is a self -- a pulitzer prize-winning journalist with the washington post, mary was based abroad for 14 years in tokyo, mexico city and london and currently covering the presidential campaign. you need that for an experience. >> war reporting is easier. >> she told me as we were walking and she just interviewed donald trump today so you might ask her about that. we are getting off track, aren't we? mary's most recent book which she cowrote with her husband, kevin sullivan of the washington post, is titled hope:a memoir of survival in cleveland, chronicling the kidnapping and torment of two of the women held captive in a home in cleveland by ariel castro. please join me in welcoming our panel. [applause] >> i really feel, three different 5-star restaurants. impos

news because it is below $50 a barrel. do we sit here and assume that shell will have to continue cutting costs? tinaper barrel operating cost which is pretty close to where we are today. not a huge margin of it were for them. but having said that, they are down from $49 two years ago so they happen making an effort to keep profitable in this market. exxon, the best out there -- the net forecast tomorrow will be down. are we looking at a quarter like shell and ep for exxon? tina: well, we have seen a mixed bell. reported, which is not integrated anymore, but they did miss slightly. so the market will be unsure about going into it about which will do well and which will hurt. alix: tina davis, thank you very much. is $41 86,t, crude turning negative on the day for the six straight day, the longest losing streak were crude in over a month. jonathan: much more on that throughout this hour. coming up, facebook shares are surging with unexpected earnings. what is behind the company's boost in earnings? we discussed that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg ." breaking news when oracle

tina smith . >> (clapping.) >> representing the terminal one c project terminal one central john and pencil phelps. >> (clapping.) >> from the new broadly the design belt ralph. >> (clapping.) >> from construction management. >> okay. we'll pause for a moment to take photos and let those gentlemen take us away. >> (yeah). >> all right. ed come on down. >> yeah. >> >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> there we go. >> yeah. all right. . >> (clapping.) >> tin in a. >> come john all right. >> (clapping.) >> there we go there we go. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> i need to get the range and the colors so sorry i see it down here you know, before we get started it is just a appropriate to recognize the suffering that is going on from the terrorist attack yesterday ami i'd like to offer a moment of silence for the victims and families before we start the program (silence) thanks so thank you for everyone being here with us today and i particularly like to acknowledge special guests first linda linda our vice president of the airport commission so glad to you have you with us today. >> (clapping.) >> and we have representatives from con