some unbridled joy. people waved flags. they yelled congratulations for iranian citizens whose economy has been crippled by international sanctions. there was a lot, a lot riding on this deal. they also seemed very psyched to see a certain president on iranian state-run tv. it was not their own president. look at this guy. he tweeted, selfie with obama. there were a lot of obama selfies. people taking pictures with their tvs. a lot of excitement. maybe that is because as of today their country is a bit less isolated and seeing this particular speech on state tv in iran is a sign that does not happen every day that iranian state-run television airs a speech by the president of the united states. a lot of what happened today does not happen every day. this is a historic deal on a historic day even though it's not done yet. we'll be right back. >>> a year and a half ago, the al shabaab terrorist group pulled off an attack in kenya that was almost impossible to believe. multiple attackers in broad daylight storage add crowded u

. >> this flash mob mentality with this unbridled rage and anger is something they want to keep amongalmost something that these kids do, and they don't want to have adults involved, especially law enforcement. >> why would you think someone would not have picked up a cell phone. >> as 71 who was there this morn -- someone who was there this morning, i can tell you that the cell phones do not work on the platform there. >> i lived one block from that station for 4 years a half block from the high school, like the person you talked, to i would not go on the train about 3:00. that train is pretty scary in the late afternoon. >> i feel like of day i'm talking about another fight video. and it is not necessarily somebody mugging someone or robbing someone, but just a beat down. do you think we're seeing more fights or more cameras captures the fights? >> i think we're seeing more. the cameras captures the fights, but there is a contag en here, where kids she this stuff happening on video -- see this stuff happening on video and youtube, in many ways they want to be part of that, it excite

whistle. [ whistling blowing ] >> if you want the most sympathetic view what is going on here is unbridledunhinged maternal adoration. here's what comes through to me. love you love each other. >> she's my bachbl i will kill anybody that hurts me. >> let's not do this. no death threats. >> just one mom's idiosyncrasy and maybe crazy crusade for her daughter's health, well being wardrobe. >> can i put on my clothes? >> i want to show you one thing. >> reporter: and love life. >> do you have any brothers? i was just -- >> i do have a younger brother. >> is he married? >> can we not actually do this? >> nice try. i suppose it is flattering. does your mom text you too much. share the craziest stories with us on our "nightline" facebook page. we'll be right back. >> announcer: abc news "nightline," brought to you by pfizer. more successful. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking

a week of unbridled national disgust can change things.s turning out to be kind of the weirdest thing about this whole remarkable story is indiana just whipsaws on this issue, and mike pence completely collapses into incoherence. and all these other republican states around the country whipsaw on this issue and pull their bills and change their minds and realize they don't want to do something like what mike pence just did. in the midst of that this remarkable story. in the midst of that, every single one of the presidential candidates for 2016 who has commented on this issue has said they stand with mike pence. they stand with the unreconstructed mike pence. they stand with the bill that mike pence signed in the first place. so yeah like with this tammy duckworth challenge, mike kirk may now be blazing a new republican trail on this. but not a single one of the 2016 republican candidates with them. joining us now is ryan grim washington chief for "the huffington post." thanks for joining us. >> nice to be here. i should be clear that i do

they have this unbridled package of mobile apps. instagram. how many apps are you going to stick in between pictures of people's dogs. you have a ball. the stock is trading in a very the right range. 250e7 85 for the last nine months. it doesn't feel like it wants to break out. >> but it doesn't feel like it wants to break down. and when you can actually display that you have growth -- you brought up google earlier. my one retort is google is not showing us the kind much growth you want to have. >> 16% sales growth out of $60 billion number. >> i'm not saying they don't have growth. when you compare apples to apples, there's plenty of growth in front of them. . >> coming out hot here tonight. >> the bears on one side the big grizzly. >> he's making cogent points. >> but? >> i don't think the stock is that expensive. you look at 32 times forward earnings, i think it's a relatively inexpensive stock. and margins continue to improve which is a good sign. >> would you rather -- >> let's play the game. >> facebook or twitter? >> oh, wow. that's a g

. >> enthusiasim is unbridled here. last week madison and kershaw squared off. both pitched well.neither figure in the decision. giants won the game though. tonight the rematch in l.a. east versus a's. very similar to last week. let's enjoy love. if if giants jump out to early leave. base hit. knock in angel 1 nothing giants in a flash. if madison. the big hook. aj next batter. he's walking to the dug out before the ball crosses the plate he knows what's going on. buster. fast ball up and out over the plate and watch the guy make the catch. he had the beer in one handicap and snagged it with the cap. solo shot make it 2 nothing. 9 strike out so far here and the giants trying to add on to that lead. leading 2-1 in the top of the 9th right now. and threatening. a's and angel what rivalry. if happened shake before the first pitch f.second time in a weak gray gets the best of weaver. josh 2 run single and 2-2 in the first. next pitch here it comes. there it goes. the he gnaw it even gnaw it. weaver and lori knew it sec of the year. move to the sixth. more from reddick. turns on it. ab

arabian peninsula, syria, iraq, is a very troubling confluence of radicalism and extremism just unbridledosing a huge amount of challenges to all of the various governments. as yet, there hasn't really been unlike when al qaeda was pushed back after the surge, pushed back in iraq, pushed back in afghanistan after 9/11, there's a popping up of all of these groups when no one government able to push it back. yemen isn't doing better and saudis are leading a multiair coalition there. >> the attacks continue in somalia. they have continued before this attack and after this massacre against al shabab. it was important to highlight and have that official on because there are questions and now i would argue they've spurred protests on the ground there. >> people are very worried. >> great to see you. >>> ahead for us "at this hour," as yemen collapses into chaos, many countries are getting their citizens out. the united states not yet. will they? what does the u.s. need to do more of? that's next. denver international is one of the busiest airports in the country. we operate just like a city, an

think much about it, but if you hit a snag and you're particularly frustrated, it may trigger this unbridled you know, all that stuff that's stored up for exactly that right moment. >> the world of air travel can be filled with flight delays, cramped cabins, and nervous fliers. it can make even the most patient among us irritable and out of sorts. this now-famous incident has been viewed more than 6 million times on youtube. taken by an unnamed airline employee, it captures the frustration of a woman in hong kong's airport. in the video, she yells at airline employees in disbelief that her plane is at the gate, but she's not allowed to board. >> when you're at the airport, it can be nerve-racking. we don't know who she was hoping to meet or why she had to meet that specific deadline, but the response is catastrophic. >> the woman throws herself to the floor in full-out meltdown. airline employees attempt to help her up. they plead with her to calm down. [ speaking foreign language ] >> fixed deadlines are not the only stress factors in flying. there are other ever-present problems. like alco

in a way that is unbridled and from the heart. she needs to do more of that.b yesterday talking the criminal justice. she's not able to do it regularly. maybe bernie sanders will inspire her to do it more. stephanie: peter cook, mark halperin, thank you. and you can see bernie sanders announcement live at noon eastern. and at 5:00 today on "with all due respect," republican candidate senator ted cruz. ♪ stephanie: welcome back. i'm stephanie ruhle. it's time to bring you up to date on top stories. consumer spending ended the first quarter on an -- on a positive note. it rose .4%, the biggest increase since november. shoppers spent more, even though they didn't see a bump in their income. those changes were mostly due to a drop in dividend payments. economists are relying on household spending to keep growth going after a slump in exports. and why are there so many apple watches on the market? -- so few apple watches on the market? the company had to limit supply because of a defect. apple is not commenting. meanwhile another problem has cropped up. some apple

david: different leadership, a lot of them are unbridled founders of these company, that opens them up more frank. they are more intuitive than their leadership style and we can't expect them to act more from the got, maybe. erik: that said, we did hear from walmart on arkansas, and few conservative -- few companies have more conservative families than the waltons. david: and coca-cola. the rock is rolling down the hill, beginning to pick up steam. it definitely started in silicon valley, as you said. erik: good stuff. stephanie: indeed. david gura to every muslim our new addition to bloomberg tv. erik: he may be the last man standing one of only three people who have a shot at winning bloomberg's basketball bracket. stephanie: yours truly knocked out. ♪ erik: now to recap the breaking news on the investigation into the germanwings airplane crash in the french alps. investigators and germany have found some damning evidence to support their theory that andreas lubitz deliberately crashed that plane. a tablet computer that they found in his duesseldorf apartment show that he looked up i

that is unbridled joy. and bailey had been paralyzed for 11 days guys. suddenly she just began to watch. >> wow, that hits you. >> whoa. >> it brings tears to your eyes. >> immediately. what a great story. >> you have another happy kid. >> a really happy kid. so many people are sharing this story this morning. one of the best players in the nfl gave one little by a surprise of his life. ♪ oh say can you see ♪ >> reporter: 1-year-old nicholas thought singing the national anthem at the houston rockets game -- ♪ whose ♪ >> reporter: -- was the highlight of his young life. little did he know his night was about the get better. con norse has one of those where do i know you from moments? but it couldn't be. >> i just looked back. [ gasps ] >> reporter: yes, it is him. texan defensive end j.j. watt in the flesh. >> i'm walking off. of course my stomach is in knots trying to force it out. i turned around. i felt like i was in heaven. it's j.j. watt. come on! it was j.j. watt. >> reporter: watt so impressed with the young man who performed inspite of his strep t

. >> it is simply not the case to allege the privatization has happened in an unbridled fashion sinceh and social care act which is a recipe for privatization. but there's a bigger issue for people at home. that's future plans for nhs. i've set out where the money is coming from. david cameron is planning to double the spending cuts next year and bigger cuts in the next three years. think of what that would mean for the nhs and social care. if you cut social care dramatically, you undermine the nhs fundamentally. because elderly people don't get the help in their home, they end up in the hospital. that's what happening now. imagine what it will be like with another five years of david cameron. >> david cameron. >> ed miliband is scare mungering. the nhs is a service for our families not a political weapon. let's be clear about social fund. we started bringing health and soernl care together so we can unblock the hospital beds, making sure that people get the care that they need in the community. nick was talking about the inheritance we had. there was something else we inherited, a cu

i am able to speak in unbridled fashion, and one of the things i'm worried about, in terms of releasing things, prematurely, what i would say is prematurely, is that could be compromised. if i have a question or concern, or want to get some feedback, i would not like for that to necessarily get out before i come to terms with the exchanges. there are apa issues. real quasi-judicial body, and again, abide by apa requirements, and although those things, i think, need to be fleshed out before we make any type of move in the direction -- >> thank you, commissioner clyburn. commissioner reilly, i know you spoke of this. commissioner pai, would you like to add to this? >> i agree that these documents should be revealed at least three weeks before the commission votes. i pointed out in this particular case, the fact it wasn't revealed, created a big haze of confusion, both among net neutrality supporters and opponents. and what you saw in the days leading up to the order, a substantial portion of the order was revised, with respect to the so-called broadband access service. there's a great dea

i'm able to speak in an unbridled fashion. one of the things i'm worried about in terms of releasing things prematurely is that could be compromised if i have a question or concern or want to get some feedback. i would not like for that to necessarily get out before i come to terms with the exchanges. there are apa issues. we are a kwauzq uas i-judicial body and apply to epa movements so i think that needs to be flushed out before we move in any direction. >> commissioner reilly, i know you talked to this. >> i believe these documents should be revealed at least three weeks before the commissioner vote. the fact it wasn't revealed created a big haze of confusion and what you saw in days leading up to the order was it was prescribed in response to a particular company and a special interest that wanted that removed for a variety of reasons. there is a great deal of press interest. if you google it so to speak you'll find a lot of people wondering, what was this change about? how does it affect the order? how are we going to res