we have to be unpredictable.dictable starting now. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: booo! ( laughter ) did it work? ( cheers and applause ) did it work? >> jon: yeah! >> stephen: did it work? is isis defeated yet? ( laughter ) no? well, that was predictable. yes, donald trump wants america to be unpredictable. it's all laid out in his four- point foreign policy plan: "lethal weapon" 1 through 4. ( laughter ) you see, trump is riggs. he's a loose cannon, with nothing to lose, a fantastic head of hair, and one black supporter. ( laughter ) and as-- ( cheers and applause ) and as president, trump's going to convince the rest of the world that you shouldn't mess with america because we're crazy. and there will be ample evidence of our insanity when we elect donald trump president. ( cheers and applause ) this "lethal weapon" -- this "lethal weapon" metaphor is perfect because while i'm not sure who's three days from retirement, but one thing i can say for sure: this is the fifth presidential election i've covered,

we have to be unpredictable. and we have to be unpredictable starting now. >> of course those just scratch the surface. trump has made contradictory statements about fighting isis, torture, nuclear weapons, and polling shows the public does trust clinton more than trump on this issue. 27 point advantage on the issue of foreign policy. while the public is mixed on clinton's ability to handle an international crisis her ratings are dramatically better than trump's on that same question. but here's where trump has an opening. if you liked america's foreign policy of the last two decades you will love hillary clinton. if you don't, then vote trump. it's going to be his basic simple message. more americans disapprove of president obama's handling of foreign policy than approach. 55% disapprove, 41% approve. that is the actual backdrop to this debate. i'm joined by a foreign policy and politics guru a pal of the show ian bremer, president of the our ray shah group and briefed multiple presidential campaigns on both sid

guerilla behavior can obviously ebe unpredictable.is is how most guerillas spend their days. sitting quietly, snacking on leaves and berrys. matuba is 31 and weighs more than 400 pounds. >> these are relatively mellow adult male guerilla. they have personalities just like people. some more excitable, some less excitable. >> reporter: he has studied climatolog climatology. we were given an up close look at how they behave. >> it's the male responsible for managing their day to day activities. >> reporter: activity saies tha include play time. >> tackling, wrestling, all the things you would expect to see inned ad lessant humans. >> reporter: they have as many as 30 different vocalizations, including rumbles if satisfied. compared to other primates, they are quiet but at times can be hostile. >> that whole chest thumping thing but it's with an open hand and they can charge across and usually not make contact with the object of their display. >> reporter: such a colorful display is most often provoked by someone or something else. andy s

that is what makes him appealing to many people, but unpredictable in a way that could really jeopardize your future if you were one of the candidates sharing a ticket with him. host: and one name mentioned most often and number one at washington post.com is former house speaker newt gingrich. chris: there is a story from a reporter at the national review. she wrote about the increasingly close relationship between gingrich and trump. what does he bring to the ticket? someone who knows the ways of washington, without question. someone who was speaker of the house. but he has also maintained sort of an outsider status that trop finds appealing. bringshe other thing he honestly, and donald trump needs this more than anything, is an in depth knowledge of policy. knowledge ofo his policy is extremely limited. obviously, he would come up in that knowledge as president of the united states, but newt gingrich has a big brain. some would say his ideas are wrongheaded, but he has been around public policy discussions for a long time and someone, by the way, who is not uncomfortable with the limel

everything is unpredictable now. keep it here with us. >>> it's thursday, june 9th. right now on "first look," can the president unify the democrats as bernie sanders heads for a white house powwow? plus mr. obama weighs in on trump. >> do you think the republicans are happy with their choice? >> we are, but i don't know how -- i don't know how they materialing. >>> next to a dramatic scene, a mother literally hangs on to her 13-year-old daughter while a man tries to kidnap her. >>> and at least four dead at a popular tel aviv restaurant. the attackers are captured alive. >>> plus new developments in the case of a woman accused of killing her twin sister. >>> a massive city sinkhole swallows a car, plus much more on a busy thursday. "first look" starts right now. well, hello. good morning to you. thanks for joining us today. i'm betty nguyen. all eyes are on bernie sanders as the independent senator is urged to unite behind hillary clinton following her resounding primary win. sanders returned to his hometown of burlington, vermont, where he met with senior staff bef

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. >> reporter: unpredictable. unfiltered. >> i like people that weren't captured. he's a war hero because he was captured. >> reporter: and unapologetic. hillary clinton is facing the definition of an unconventional candidate. >> i would say she started screaming at the teleprompter but i'm not allowed to say that. you know why? now if she was a man i could say it, but as a woman -- >> reporter: donald trump forcing the clinton campaign to rethink and rewrite the play book. the new strategy the question whether the billionaire has the right temperament to be president. >> what a loser. >> reporter: one recent poll shows 70% of voters don't think he does. >> donald trump is an unqualified loose cannon who cannot get near the most powerful job in the world. it's up to us to say no. >> reporter: team clinton is trying to take down trump by zeroing in on individual issues with simultaneous coordinated attacks. today was trump's veterans event and last week it was trump's past business practices unloading not just on the campaign trail. >> why on earth would we elect so

even if that is somewhat unpredictable change.onald trump's one really big advantage is as we look at the general election and it's a disadvantage for hillary clinton. >> unpredictae. that's the way people could characterize the style of donald trump. nbc's mark murray, thank you, sir. speaking of that unpredictability, we have a new civil war erupting inside. the gop after trump's controversial comments about a federal judge. if so, does that spell trouble for donald trump during this summer's republican convention in that story and much more as we continue our live coverage from santa monica and the pier here in california as the roller coaster is just taking off. moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough, but i've managed. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms ofoderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significa

jack hanna and others say the zoo did the right thing, gorilla behavior can be unpredictable, that wenow from other incidents in the past. take a look. >> my son fell in with the male gorilla. >> when the three-year-old fell into the enclosure in the cincinnati zoo, no one knew how the male silverback would react. at times he seemed protective, at times holding his arm. at other times roughly dragging him through the water, also banged him against the wall. the gorilla was killed, the child rescued before seriously injured. this is not the first time a child encountered a gorilla. a three-year-old fell 20 feet into an enclosure, lay unconscious on the ground. a female gorilla carrying her baby approached him. watch how she picked him up and carried him to safety. >> she took him to the access door where they were able to get the boy and bring him to safety. >> in 1986, a five-year-old fell into an enclosure. a silverback rushed over and caressed him. and seemed to protect him from other gorilla before he was rescued. despite the massive size and strength of the gorilla, they're usuall

you are capable of lifelong learning, and that gives you a competitive edge in an unpredictable world. but making a meaningful life goes well beyond adapting to whatever vocation awaits you. in a world where many tasks are being mastered by machines, you will have to rely on the one thing that most distinguishes you from circuits and silicon, and that is your humanity. to cultivate your humanity, you much consciously move beyond the career-centered work of selecting data, accumulating information, and acquiring knowledge. a purposeful life, instead, is found in a steady and graceful and humble pursuit of wisdom. i reserve special admiration for the unflinching commitment to that path. its mission is to prepare a person to become moral and intellectual leaders and provide a valuable service above material success. wisdom seekers must define their worth beyond external measures of achievement. wisdom, at its core, is discovered internally. it begins with understanding your weaknesses in your shortcomings, and quietly attending every day to being a better person when the sun sets, than y

this is the wildest, most unimaginable, unpredictable year i can remember in modern history. i think you have to go back to e 19 -- election of 1824 and 19 -- 1828 with jackson. host: and that year's election year files like? >> wild and woolly. the number of friends i have who are very knowledgeable who say to me, "i have to forget everything i thought i knew about politics because it clearly no longer is correct," that's amazing. host: so how does donald trump win the election? how does he get to 2730? -- 270? >> he was to get more votes. pretty old strategy. one strategy is he has to be more likable the people in the end walk in, they have three real choices. don't vote at all. vote for trump. vote for clinton. so one of his strategies has to be to make sure that voting for clinton is so unacceptable that trump becomes the obvious alternative. one of his strategies has to be to reach out as he did recently on the supreme court judges and offer people a vision of a presidency they would like. and i think you will see him did more and more of that. i think by the convention

everything is unpredictable now. keep it here with us. now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> i was thinking of changes the name of this show. i am going to use interviews done by nbc news, lester holt with hillary clinton, and president obama with nbc entertainment colleague, jimmy fallon. it is synergy. >> thank you. >> elizabeth warren is one of those now trying to broker a peace between the clinton campaign and the sanders campaign. and that interview with hillary clinton and lester holt. we will bring it to you. and president obama's first comments about hillary clinton's big win. he made those comments chatting with jimmy fallon. >> a woman will be a major party's nomination. >> the last thing we need is hillary clinton in the white house. >> do you think the republicans are happy with their choice? >> we are. i don't know how they feel. >> i know that some people say i am too much of a fighter. >> using a prepared script. not attacking anyone last night, is a good step in the right direction. >> that is a lo

arbitration is unpredictable. i am not sure that we can win. >> the case could end up being a good deal for gabriel resources. a u.s. lawyer works with the tribunals. it is a lucrative business. >> it is a big ticket claim, generally. generally, investments into states by foreign investors involves a lot of money and a big damage recovery. to have it in the billions is kind of unusual. therefore, these claims have become interesting to funders. >> the controversial free-trade deals that are under negotiation by the eu and north america could bring private arbitration systems to other parts of europe. this is why there have been protests all over the continent. protesters have criticized the courts that would allow the companies to sue governments over losses of profits. there are tough negotiations going on in brussels and the u.s. is in favor of private arbitration. many in the eu have doubts. the german economy minister has called for an interpretive. -- an alternative. >> i would say that a new system has to in

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that people can't keep up and book publicist have a hard time keeping up and this one is more unpredictable than anyone i can remember. this has been quite a challenge for book publishers. the news changes every day and people are expected to hear what is new every day. so there is -- our challenge is always to find that interesting, controversial, provocative author and point of view we think can tell a different side of the story. >> from a publisher point of view, does hillary clinton sell? >> that is a good question. yes and no. i think there have been frankly so many hillary books that if you just bring out another book that doesn't take a new angle or yield new information there is a very big risk people will say been there, done that. that is why we look for authors that have a good track record for digging up new dirt and talking about topics that everyone is interested in but maybe well covered in a really interesting new way. >> what about donald trump? have you looked at books about donald trump? >> that is a good question. we actually, here is an interesting publishing story. we

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. >> it is unpredictibility. the fact that we do not know how long this process takes or if five other european countries will follow suit. we don't know if this petition circulating over the weekend will reverse the course of a nonbinding referendum and particle will vote to stay in the union. if that is the case markets could rebound quickly. if the other way, markets could take a long time. >> a lot of folks will be won r wondering what the impact will be in the united states. recently the fed chair said they were likely to raise interest rates this summer. do you think what we saw over the past 24 hours will have an affect on the feds making that decision? >> they may stay the decision to increase interest rates. the issue of the unpredictibility is the biggest thing. it would be a two-year negotiation process for the uk to get out of the european union. it is a drawn out process by definition but could be drawn out more if they do a second vote or anything like that. i think the priority of the fed, she talk

nashville with every candid moment from >>> all right, now, paula abdul has seen her fair share of unpredictableances, right? >> yes. >> well, a young contestant on "so you think you can dance" showed paula a little something new. >> ooh, that was aggressive. paula, though, handled it like a champ and she was a mom and very -- >> very sweet about that. i probably wouldn't have been as graceful. you and i got a little dose of reality as two top docs stopped by universal to put us in check. >> our top e.r. doc armand dorian joined forces with tv's >> please welcome my friend mark feuerstein. >> thank you very much. >> feuerstein wrapping up "royal pains" on usa. >> nostalgia, what's going through your mind? it's bittersweet. my character will actually find love in his life after many, many years. >> revealing the major side effects that come along with his gig as a physician like anxiety. >> i'm terrified that i'm going to be on a plane and someone will have a problem like a stroke or something and they'll turn to me because i'm not you. >> now these two m.d.s are making a house call to "extra." >

. >> we must as a nation be more unpredictable. >> we must as a nation be more unpredictable. >> natolete. it was 67 years or over 60 years old. >> north korea has nukes. japan has a problem with that. maybe they would in fact be better off if they defend themselves. >> with nukes? >> including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. i would the bomb the out of them. there would be nothing left. >> we will build the wall, you know who will pay for the wall, mexico. donald trump is calling for a shut down of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can out what the hell is going on. >> the strategy was to tick off each of those positions as dangerous or out of whack with decades of foreign policy by presidents of parties. there are points at the base of those positions that appeal to his supporters, even sanders supporters, people on both sides, making u.s. allies carry more defense burden in europe or finding out a way to denuclearize the north korean peninsula, something that neither party, presidents from both administration

this is the wildest, most unimaginable, most unpredictable year i can remember in modern history.oing back to the election of 1824 and 1828 with jackson. anything like this. host: so this election year yield light? it feels very wild and woolly. some of my friends say i have to forget everything i thought i knew about politics because clearly it is no longer correct. : so how does donald trump win the election? 270? mr.he get to gingrich: it is a pretty old-fashioned model, and he knows it. one strategy is that hillary will be more unlikable. there are basically three real choices. do not vote at all. vote for trump, or vote for clinton. has toof the strategies make sure that the voting for clinton is so unacceptable that trump becomes the obvious alternative. one of the strategies has to be to reach out like he did on the supreme court judges and offer people a vision of a presidency a will like, and i think you will see more and more of that. you will begin to the the shape of a trump presidency that has really compelling and interesting positive things. host: you think he can w

a rescue mission turns catastrophic when unpredictable winds push a chopper to its limits. >> i thought we were watching these guys roll to their deaths. >> a gorgeous summer day in new york city turns ugly when a sightseeing helicopter collides with a small plane. >> nobody could survive that. it was too quick, too fast, too devastating. >> firefighters flee a mountain top to avoid lightning only to fly into a disaster they didn't see coming. >> right then i knew that this isn't supposed to happen like this. >> our dramatic animations take you inside these complex machines and illustrate what led to horrific accidents. >> then all of a sudden it's not an airplane or a helicopter. it's a paper weight. and it will just drop out of the sky. >>> helicopters are amazing feats of engineering. they can lift off from any runway, fly in any direction, and most important, they can hover. >> being able to hover, it's why we all do it. it's one of the most incredible experiences you can have. >> this superior maneuverability makes them a valuable resource in extreme conditions. >> helicopters are

this collection of very conservative people stare amazed that one of them is doing something unpredictable, one of them is doing something disruptive to all of them. one of them is rebelling against the way the senate is doing its business. everyone in the senate watching begins with the same questions. why is he doing this? who does he think he is? everyone thinks it's a waste of time. everyone thinks it's hopeless. and that's because it always has been, but not last night. last night as chris murphy carried on past midnight 12 hours on the floor everyone in the senate knew that it was working. the filibuster was working. chris murphy was doing what he had come to the floor to do. he was shaming the united states senate. >> the failure of this body to do anything, anything at all, in the face of that continued slaughter isn't just painful to us. it's unconscionable. >> as the day wore on yesterday, more and more democrats came to the senate floor to help chris murphy, to help chris murphy by making comments and asking him long questions that allowed senator murphy to rest his voice. that'

he says tranquilizing the animal was too unpredictable.p>> i bet my life that the chi would have lost his life or been -pseverely injured. the public did not even begin to see what co happen. you just saw the first reaction. >> the boy's family says we're thankful for the quick reaction. this was a very difficult decision for them and they're grieving the loss of their gorilla. the zoo is also blasted for enclosure's design. a company even created this animation depicting how the boy may have climb tlud the railing and jumped into the habitaa. >> we're going to try to build up walls 5 feet tall. for example i've seen people cross at the racetrack and fences on theinterstate. >> this is a very pain gut wrenching heartbreaking le moment that we need to kind of step back from this a gather the information and we need to answer tough questions. those answers need to make sure that this never happens ag >> a petition has been started online to hold the boy's parents responsible his death. it has 350,000 signatures. we'll be right back. >> pam:n

. >> reporter: painting donald trump as unpredictable. >> ane volatile world the last thing we snead volatile president. >> reporter: donald trump said hillary clinton is trying to distract from her bad adjustment call on breaks -- judgment call on brexit. hillary clinton is ahead in four key swing states, 5 points in wisconsin, 3 points in florida, 2 points in north carolina and colorado. in all these states hillary clinton is more prepared to become president. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell address' donald trump's dip in the polls. >> no question he made a number of mistakes over the last few weeks. they are beginning to right the ship. the burden will be on him to convince people he can handle this job. >> reporter: he says both hillary clinton and donald trump need to attract independent voters. the poll finds independents don't think any better of the republican and democratic parties for having selected their nominees. both presidential candidates have work to do. >> reporter: the poll found voters feel donald trump will bring changing to washington and do better with t

they are totally unpredictable. i would like to take a better look at the fence. how does a three or four year old child get over a fence? we are not talking about adult. >> i think we don't want to do too much of a postmortem. i believe that the zoo acted appropriately under the circumstances. but this was a beautiful, magestic, wonderful animal. >> he was banging -- look, i love animals but he was banging that child around. it was inevitable what was going to happen. you can't keep slamming some kid's skull against the side of that cement. >> that's what jack hanna said and i do agree with him. you couldn't take the chance. it was a human or the animal. it had to have been to save the human life under the circumstances. >> one animal rights group called stop animal exploitation now has already filed negligence complaint against the zoo with the u.s. department of agriculture and seeking a max pump possible penalty of $10,000. >> there has been one other incident i'm cognizant of at that zoo where two bears got out

clinton campaign is releasing this new ad in key battleground states, stating rival donald trump has unpredictable. it comes as a new cbs battle ground tracker finds clinton slightly ahead in four key swing states. she is ahead by 5 points in wisconsin, 3 points in florida, 2 in north carolina, and marginally ahead in colorado. >> i think there's no question he has made a number of mistakes over the last few weeks. the they're beginning to right the ship. the burden license be be on him to convince people that he can handle this job. >> no surprise trump is shooting back at clinton, saying she is trying to distract from what she calls quote her bad judgment call on brexit. >>> some die beltics injure set over changes being made by their health insurance provide person the nation largest insurer, united health, will be restricting the incy listen pump options from 9 to 3. >>> a piece of normalcy for families affected by the erskine fire. a free showing this weekend of finding dory. one ever the women there came with her two kids, and she said they were evacuated because of that wildfire, but believ

this kind of unpredictability could you see this person in your living room every day leading the country in the face of the country. i think tonight republicans want to see a different donald trump. they want to see that he is starting to have the apparatus of a campaign around him. >> i want to say that i think the comment he made about the federal judge was an enormous blunder and i think it struck people as being anti-american and there's a question that donald trump can't answer which is if he believes this gentleman is biased against him why hasn't his legal team gone to court, followed the process and filed a recusal motion. the lawyers won't touch it and he has no response to that question. >> jeffry? >> don't listen donald. what we're about to see here, anybody who wins a presidential nomination can they reshape their party, has the party been reshaped from the bottom as i believe it has in donald trump's case. so is he going to put on the republican party as ronald reagan did? that's going to be one of the questions. to answer michael's question, my point here has been repeatedl

if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both diarrhea and abdominal pain at the same time. so you stay ahead of your symptoms. viberzi can cause new or worsening abdominal pn. do not take viberz if you have or may have had: pancreas or severe liver problems, problems with alcohol abuse, long-lasting or severe constipation, or a blockage of your bowel or gallbladder. if you are taking viberzi, you should not take medicines that cause constipation. the most common side effects of viberzi include constipation, nausea, and abdominal pain. stay ahead of ibs-d... with viberzi. thope to see you again soon. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insu

if you're ocean kayaking like these guys in ireland the whitewater can be a bit more unpredictable andlook at this kayaker close to the cliff side. >> paddle, paddle. >> oh, man. >> punted right up that cliff, lands upside down. >> this is so dangerous. >> wow, man. >> see one of his buddies come paddling in to help him out. doesn't need help. nice. what? i think he was thrown out of that? >> they will feel stoked about that landing. no irishmen were hurt making that video. >> how did that work >> there's a skirt toochd their wet suit and goes around the lip of the kayak so it's not easy to fall out. >> it prevents the water to get inside. all they do is use their oar. >> this guy has a bit of experience to make this situation a cool video and not a rescue situation. >>> moving on to a different ocean kayaking, paddling up to the shore. there you go. and like that. he gets pummelled and spit back out up close to the shore. but instead looks like he's on "bay watch." >>> social experiment revealed. what you'll do when you think anybody is look. this group in stockholm decided if people

it is going to create its own wind and unpredictable production.l have more in our bay area fire danger here in a second. we'll take you through the morning forecast and we'll start with sunny skies in the south bay and with 66 degrees. the north bay begin s with 51. the low area of pressure of the past two days, this is going to be moving out of here. we have high pressure that's pushing across the area and it is the same region of high pressure that has been producing the fire danger down in southern california. with that said, we are going to be going in a prolong period as you have seen in in the scrolling of the seven-day forecast, i want to focus in on our worst fire dangers. it is closely linked with the drought. we have the worst fire dangers through this weekend. that will includes contra costa and alameda county that's under a severe and extreme drought. anyone doing anything back in those areas as temperatures are warm, you really need to be careful. if you are going to fire up the barbecue, one match can have big consequences. think twi

but people who knew mateen describe him as an unpredictable, angry man, who showed support for violent extremism for years. a description his mother told nbc's kerry sanders she doesn't recognize. >> did you know that your son could do this? >> no, never. >> reporter: nbc news spoke with former class mates who declined to talk on camera. they said mateen made light of 9/11, immediately following the attack. >> on 9/11, he was getting on the bus, making plane sounds, acting like he was a plane holding his arms out. like he would hit a building. >> reporter: more recently, two people who knew him well, his ex-wife and former colleague had strikingly similar impressions. both describe mateen's violent outbursts. >> he was bipolar and he would get mad out of nowhere. that's when i started worrying about my safety, and then after a few months he started abusing me physically. >> he would kick things and throw things and slam his hands down and have a violent outburst of rage. >> reporter: former police officer daniel gilroy worked with mateen as a security guard at this gated community in p

many people have wildly unpredictable schedules or they cobble together part-time work or they try to go independent. now, flexibility can be good. but you shouldn't have to worry that your family could lose your health care or retirement savings just because you change jobs or start a small business. [ applause [ applause ] why do you think every other -- [ crowd chanting "hillary" ] i have to ask, why do you think every other advanced country has paid family leave? do you think they're just unrealistic or do you think they have figured out they can have a stabler economy, they can support families? and that's what i want us to do. working families need predictable scheduling, earned sick days and vacation days, quality affordable child care and health care. these are not luxuries. they're economic necessities. and in today's economy benefits should be flexible, affordable, and comprehensive for everyone. and that means it's time to expand social security as well. especially, especially for older women who are widowed or have taken time out of the workforce to care for a loved one an

. >> the tourists are unaware that the waves in this area can be extremely unpredictable.re generated miles away and travel over the open ocean to hawaiian shores. they are large, powell, and spread far apart. for people on the beach the water is calm one minute but it can be a very different story the next. >> people come here, they watch the waves, they'll see a few smaller waves, thinking it's okay to get into the cove or the tidepools and they don't understand that every few waves or so two or three very large waves, larger than normal that they're watching will come in and then they're in trouble. and this is a very rocky area. >> it's referred to as the cheese grater by the lifeguards. the lava rock is extremely sharp and very, very dangerous. >> we've watched many people get hurt here. >> as the wave hits the base of the rocks, mother and son still don't realize what's about to happen. >> when the wave initially hit and he took the picture, he turns around almost happy that he got this great shot. but at that moment i think the woman realized that they were about to

. >> and others who knew him describe him as angry and openly unpredictable saying he openly supported violent islamic extremist. >> he would have an outbreak of rage. >> reporter: rage that they say fuelled his deadly attacks. >> gunshots to the head, arms, legs, shoulder, backs. >> i could smell the ammo in the air. >> it is awful to experience this with my fellow >> a familiy mourning 49 lost. and like investigators here, searching for answers. more from some of those survivors tonight who say that mateen was meticulous, calm, deliberate and at times was laughing during the attack. that's the latest live in orlando, jim, wendy, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the political battle in the wake of the shooting is only growing more intense tonight. the focus today was a single phrase "radical islam." president obama took on his critics over his refusal to use the label. >> it is a political talking point. if we fall in to the trap of painting all muslims with a broad brush, and imply that we religion, than we are doing the terrorist work for them. >> of course much of that criticism came

. >> our next guest said it's one of the many things which could contribute to an unpredictable black. ma kayla, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> it's one of actually four black swans. what are the probabilities of these actually coming to fruition? >> i think when you look around the world today, what we have to see is, the economy as a whole looks fine. but once we start scratching below the surface, we realize there are a lot of big policy changes going on here in the u.s., big discussion around the fed, what happens next, hike, no hike, when does it happen. clearly an uncertainty point. in europe, you mentioned brexit as one of the uncertainty points. it's not the only political event we have on the agenda. we have spanish elections coming up, an italian referenda, coming into next year, french and german elections. a lot of policy moving around of the china, too. lots of policy changes happening there. i think when we look around the world today, there's a lot of policy pieces moving. and from an investor's point of view, what you need to be thinking about is how much of tha

scary news for iran, but terrifying news for canada. [ laughter ] how unpredictable? eh?aughter ] donald trump yesterday gave his first foreign policy speech and accused president obama of handling iran with tender lovin' care. "sometimes that works, dad," said eric and donald jr. [ laughter ] exit polls from tuesday's primary showed donald trump won about 50% of republican voters with college degrees. well technically they have college degrees. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] their diploma was a steak. today was take your child to work day or as it's known in china, work day. [ laughter ] they're not watching. they're at work. [ laughter ] former house speaker john boehner spoke about ted cruz and told reporters, "i get along with almost everyone, but i've never worked with a more miserable son of a bitch in my life." keep in mind, boehner used to work with dennis hastert. [ light laughter ] when you go home, google dennis hastert. [ laughter ] and you'll even be more bummed out than you are now. you're like i'll google it, and it will be funny. nah. vice president

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weather on the eiger is unpredictable.s whip the slopes and change direction dramatically. j.t. checks the eiger every day to see if he can finally head to the summit. the past two years, he's had to cancel plans because wind blew the snow off the top of the mountain. today, the conditions are not right? >> holmes: well, yeah, today you can't even see the top of the eiger. so, first of all, you couldn't land a helicopter up there. >> cooper: how long have you been planning this? >> holmes: you know, the first kind of thoughts of it were upwards of six years ago, but really focused on it for three. >> cooper: why has it taken so long? >> holmes: you'd be putting your life, you know, in unnecessary risk. so i need the right day. >> cooper: j.t. is well aware of the risk. he started out as a professional skier-- the steeper the slope, the better. >> j.t. holmes: ready, set, go! >> cooper: now, at 35, he makes a living through endorsements and filming his remarkable feats. when we first met him six years ago in norway, he and