send us an e-mail. tweet us or post on our wall >> bill gates recently released a list of seven books is reading this summer >> they get one week. and he has this moment at the beginning where he looks around when he 1st gets asked you have to go train girls. you know, what kind of assignment is that. at the end of his eight days with them these women may end up being tuskegee airmen. i don't want to use language in the book around children, but read the chapter. there is a lot of colorful language where he just has these moments. they are serious. if they want to be here and i'm sure i said: dickinson everything i no. what he found was that they have heart and great. he asked them to climb up and down with body armor it's hard for a lot of them. and the confession white who goes up and down three times using just apologized for not using her legs. if you do out there were you doing here in the fight. you care to be there. all that want to do is get the job done. they start to prove themselves. they all

if any of you out there have a question for our experts, send us an e-mail. ourbusiness@msnbc.com. >>> the difference between success and failure for an entrepreneur can often ride on the power of their pitch. >> hi i'm a founder and designer of handbags and accessories. i can't afford to have a new bag every season just to have it go out of style. i'm sure you have the same experience. >> uh-huh. >> these are affordably priced leather, high quality and we use the same shape season after season so they never go out of style. >> these women feel like they are shopping right now. how much money are you looking for? >> we're looking to raise $100,000. >> and you've been featured in -- >> glamour magazine people style watch and "instyle". >> how long have you been around? >> four or five years. >> i want you guys -- i want from 1 to 10 the product, 1 to 10 the pitch. i'm going to give you a chance to say one other thing about your company if we missed anything. genevieve? i'm going to tell a quick story about genevieve and got no no no a thousand times. >> oh, gos

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send us an e-mail to booktv@cspan.org tweet us @booktv or post on our wall facebook.com/booktv. >> the thing to notice about the progressive era is that there was a lot of national discussion at that time about these challenges. that's what teddy roosevelt especially was doing but a lot of other people too at the national level. pardon me. but most of the actual policy innovations that came to fix that problem did not come from washington. that national conversation gave oxygen to local reformers in places all around america. and so the innovations in that time came from, you know, galveston and toledo and the wyoming territories. and the isle of kansas. the american high school, god did not invent american high schools. high schools were invented by small towns in iowa and kansas and the midwest in this period so that kids -- with the idea that these are all our kids, we're all going to be better off if we give them a free secondary education, you know, free secondary education. that turned out -- and then the idea spread across america. that turned out to be the best public policy de

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you can send us an e-mail to your business @msnbc.com. in that e-mail include a short summary of what your company does, how much you're trying to raise and of course what you intend to do with that money. i cannot wait to read what you guys have been working on. i look forward to seeing some of you here in the elevator. >>> it is time now to answer some of your business questions. jill and tanya are here on the set with the first one comes from al and he writes how would you recommend a company that is up and coming to get more media time? let's start with you, jill. it's hard right? so you've got something great but you want some attention. >> sure. so first i would recommend becoming a thought leader in your industry. stand strong. find a way to position yourself so you are the go-to person for people that understand more about whatever your industry is. >> how do you do that? how do you get people to think of you? >> look to the press and see what's going on, you know, out there in the world and start to contribute articles or pieces

send us an e-mail. the address is yourbusiness@msnbc.com. tell us what your business does, houchb how much money you're trying to raise and what you're going to do. you never know someone might be watching you. >>> it is time to answer your business questions. we're here to help you out. the first one is about getting insurance. >> so what are the kinds of insurances that a small business owner should think about when they're opening their business? >> good for her for asking. this is something that a lot of people forget about. what did you think about when you started your business? >> you know there's so many different insurance pieces that you have to think about. i really encourage all entrepreneurs to consider business operator's insurance. it makes sure you have all things considered professional liability, workers compensation you have to think about whether you have personal liability. there's business interruption insurance you need should something catastrophic happens and it interrupts your

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inspection reports reveal >>> if you have a tip for you're investigative unit, give us a call, or send us an e-mailif you're just joining us, 5:53, here are some of the top stories we're working on. including an amber alert for a little girl is over. we found she's been found safely >>> a police standoff continues. in the last hour we've seen s.w.a.t. teams gathering outside an apartment complex where it's all happening >>> and demanding answer. today's call for action in the wake of a deadly action that took the life of a camp counselor. >>> one year revival turning into a two-year tradition for the fourth of july celebration. fireworks returned to san jose after a five-year hiatus, but last year's event initially billed as a onetime deal, but today the rotary caleb is expected to announce downtown fireworks will return. if you've never been, it's pretty spectacular, because you don't get the fog in the south bay as you do in the city. >> you can get a clear look. what is independence day without fireworks? hopefully not too many for your forecast today. >> right now this morning we have lots of l

send us an e-mail to booktv@c-span.org tweet us @booktv, or post on our wall, facebook.com/booktv. >> host: and now joining us on booktv on c-span2 is usc professor frank mcadams who's written this book, "vietnam roughriders: a convoy commander's memoir." professor mcadams, what's a roughrider in the vietnam era? >> guest: a roughrider in the vietnam e era were from the first marine division. and we ran the trucks up and down highway 1. right out of da nang, south to hoi january and an boy and north through the notorious and stretchous pass to -- [inaudible] and points north. anybody who went on those convoy s through one of the dangerous passes in vietnam they just nicknamed us the roughriders. and it was sometime in, before i got there in '66 or '67 that when i got there they told me i'm going to the 11th motor transport battalion, those are the roughriders. >> host: first of all, what is highway 1? >> guest: highway 1 was the main highway in vietnam that stretched from the delta which is the -- [inaudible] through the central highlands and then into i corps which is where i was fro

back to you >>> if you have a tip for the investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail at nbcbayarea.com >>> 4:53, a family dog thrown from a pickup truck in the height of a tornado that whipped through east texas earlier this week, we'll show you the emotional reunion. >>> the family found their dog named tater waiting where their home used to be in east texas. they were in their truck when the twister touched down last weekend. the truck flipped over, the family was thrown and the dog ran away. the reunion so emotional. >> he's a part of the family. i don't really know what else to say. i just want my dog back. >> no more words needed. that family says the newborn baby made it out of the smashed truck without a scratch. >> look at that car the way it flipped. and they got their tater back. >> tater tots perhaps. mike, good morning. there is no traffic right now toward the bay bridge. a wind advisory for the bay bridge and san mateo bridge. top of the screen, north of the there's the rest of your bay, guys, all green. >>> they were there to help, but now they need help th

a tip for tony or anyone else in our investigative unit give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail. >>> this is out of the southern plains bracing for more severe storms tonight. just days after seeing 51 twisters touch down in one day. it destroyed dozens of houses. it brought flooding rains and damaging hail. forecasters are warning that the next few days could be hazardous and deadly. capable of producing large tornadoes that stay on the ground for a long time. ahead on nightly news a closer look at what is behind the intense storm system and the science behind tornadoes. >>> and a power outage causing major delays for b.a.r.t. riders during this evening commute, day with us for the latest plus -- >> i think nothing has been done to prevent this kind of thing from happening. >> a grieving mother is fighting for change nearly a year after her son was killed a year after the uc southern campus hear that mother's plea. >> i'm in san jose where s.a.p. strikes a big deal with the sharks coming up what it means for local business. >>> good afternoon, i'm jeff sunny skies in sunol. the

if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call or send us an e-mail directly. >> still ahead at 5:00 caught in the act in the south bay. the crime police say you're watching in this video is a crime that has happened more than ten times in the past week alone. also -- >> i'm scott budman they're super high tech but driverless cars are in the spotlight tonight after a consumer group called them accident prone. >> good afternoon, the hills across the east bay are turning this brown around with winds gusting 25 miles per hour. >>> then at 6:00 ripped off by thieves, but they're not counting on police. the extraordinary way a husband and wife are taking matters into their own hands. >> the truck will not come back on it's own. grass fed? mhmm. i'm super into health. bottled tap water? well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source. ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da...♪ sorry brenda. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source

send us an e-mail at defend.org or send us a tweet at booktv or post on our wall at facebook.com/booktv. >> edward kleinbard before you joined usc law school as professor, what were you doing? >> i was chief of staff of nonpartisan joint committee on taxation. the staff works to provide lawmakers with information about how changing tax laws are going to affect tax revenues in the future. it does so in a nonpartisan way which means that it has republicans, democrats, house and senate and it turns out that it means that you are the easiest dog in the room to kick. >> okay, so if i were a member of congress and i said i wanted tax system that is this or that. it's your job to draft that the mac's. >> at. >> regardless of what happens? >> yes. and i think all of us appreciate that responsibility to try to take it seriously and we tried to deliver what the bosses are asking for. >> you have also penned a book, "we are better than this: how government should spend our money." in this book you write that the readers may be disappointed by the modesty of the substantive recommendations. is that

jeb bush sent us an e-mail talking about how he is fortunate to have this.y are sort of acknowledging that, and george h w bush as well. they knew where the direction of the story could head. i think it is something he can talk about a little bit. as a side point, the only other property jeb bush has is -- it's not romney style, not clinton style. it's much more modest. to the extent that this comes in the wake of a campaign and becomes part of the campaign, i think the comparisons to romney or john mccain, who did not know how many houses he had -- you know, jeb bush knows he has one other house. john: in addition to the rich guy image, which you could argue this does not necessarily illustrate, this does illustrate the bush guy image. this does put him firmly and can about what -- kennebunkport with the other members of the bush clan that he does not necessarily want to be associated with 100% of the time at this moment. that: it's the image of it. we know his last name, but literally, there's a foundation being built in his parents' property right now. i

. >> if you have any tips give us a call or send us an e-mail to the unit. >>> turning it over to jeff we know rain is on the way. >> yeah good news. we checked the latest forecast model updates and all of the different forecast models we track all point towards rainfall this week. you'll be able to get a preview of that on the seven-day ticker at the bottom of your screen. you can see across the pacific, the moisture is continuing to build. and that's going to be good news for us. take you to the morning forecast tuesday. not completely foggy, but some low clouds to worry about in san francisco and the peninsula. a few patchy clouds for the south bay. temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. the main thing we dealt with over the past 12 hours and will still deal with tomorrow is that wind. gusty to start, 22 in san francisco. possibly as high as 29 miles per hour in half moon bay. 24 in red wood city. around 15 in livermore. throughout the day, the overall trend, that wind will gradually begin to calm down. still a breezy day, but not nearly as windy as today. heading through tuesda

. >>> if you have a tip for tony or the rest of the unit give us a call at 188-996-tip or send us an e-mailo theun theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> the giants are rising above. the panda is going to get his world series ring even though pablo sandoval is not coming back to at&t park. >>> it's not on our anymore, we don't want to hear that but you want to hear about the san mateo bridge. we'll talk about traffic flowing nicely across that span as well as the rest of your bay. >>> welcome back on this monday morning. 4:53. live look outside downtown san jose. traffic is ticking along. we'll p making sure mike keeps you updated on the patterns throughout the morning. >>> dad stepped up big with baby in tow. who said that moms are the only ones who get recognized on mother's day. during a mother's day baseball game in philadelphia. this happened on a hot foul ball in the second bat. phillies fan stands up to make a great snag with his 7-month of old son strapped to his chest. that, my friends, is multi-tasking. dad later said it was his son's first game and first foul ball he had ever caught. mom ca

he would advise his militants not to use e-mail for fear they would be discovered. there was also an al qaeda application form which asked applicants if they would be willing to carry out a suicide operation. still ahead on nightly news digging deeper into the document and what they tell us about the rise of what would become isis. that's at 5:30. >>> that's too loud daddy. >> the warriors won the game but it's steph curry's daughter who was the real mvp. hear what dad had to say about it today. plus -- >>> coming up the department of homeland security takesen inside look at sfo's technology. we'll tell you what they found coming up. >>> and good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri we are tracking showers and thunderstorms off to the north. we'll talk about our possibility of showers in your full micro climate forecast. >>> police cameras are coming to the south bay. a lot of pressure to get cameras in san jose as if as as possible. >> we have an exclusive first look at what these cameras will show when you interact with an officer. now you will see what the officer is seeing.

. >> if you have a tip, give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea. >>> a man's close incounter with a killer whale while he was just going for a zur. look underneath the water. luke reilly was paddle boarding in new zealand when he got a surprise visit from the whale trailing his surf board. that is a little close for comfort. he caught if entire interaction with his gopro camera. you see the whale went with his board before swim swimming off into the distance. >> need a bigger board. >> or bigger instichlktss to avoid the whale. >>> new video this morning. one of the luckiest newest places to buy a lot to ticket in the bay area. how much a local man hauled in. >>> that's totally not my ticket. over here the golden gate bridge, slick out there. we're talking about the changes for your view and your conditions coming up. my name is julia grinberg. i work in energy efficiency for pg&e here in san francisco. my job is to help my customers save money, save energy and save the environment. when it comes to renewable energy, pg&e is absolutely committed to cr

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have a tip for steven or investigative unit just give us a call at 888-996-tips you can also send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> another whale washes up on a bay area beach that makes a dozen and now scientists believe they know why it's happening. i'm mark matthews we will have the story coming up neck. >>> good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri, temperatures warming up to the 70s for food but it's going to get hotter for tomorrow. we'll detail that in your micro climate forecast. >>> be bare ware of a trouble text. >>> american troops exposed to chemicals in combat but are their children and grandchildren paying the price for it? >> had i known that there was an agent orange i probably wouldn't have gotten married. >> the new push in the bay area to get answers. that's new at 6:00. >>> we have an update on breaking news that we told you about, that hostage situation in antioch is now over. these are live pictures from the antioch police department where the police chief is going to be speaking in just a few minutes from now to give us an update on the situation that

send us an e-mail to booktv@c-span.org tweet us that booktv. post on our while facebook.com/booktv. >> up next on booktv andrew burstein history professor at louisiana state university looks at how throughout the course of history the political left and right have alluded to thomas jefferson to promote their effective political agenda. [applause] >> good evening. as you can guess i'm not an impartial observer when it comes to andrew burstein. we are both early american historians. as mentioned we have co-authored madison and jefferson which is published by random house proposal right brca pieces for salon.com and we are real historians. we are professors at lsu. we have documents. we know things. and andy also is on the advisory board of the papers of thomas jefferson at princeton. he has written numerous books on early american political culture, but his new book is different. this book is about the many ways in our contemporary society although we start with fdr but it's about the curious, humorous and at times pathetic ways that modern polit

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. >> send us an e-mail to us fox news first@foxnews.com. >> how do you buy 75,000 lady bugs. >> distastefultful. that's how some are describing the memorial day t-shirt causing controversy. >> loren simonetti with the retailer is responding. >> pack sun clothing store featured an upside down american flag on memorial day weekend. the t-shirt was designed by the wrapper it calls attention to the upside down world. customers found it disrespectful and they complained so much on social media pacsun issued this statement. as a retailer grounded in youth culture pac sun values creative expression. out of respect for those mo put their lives on the line for the country we are removing the t-shirt from the stores and web site immediately. >> that had they responded. if you are a new mom listen to this the new company is going gmo free. >> they will sell the first mainstream formula made without genetically altered ingredients. they will sell it reportedly at target later this month. gmo-free products are booming to convince consumers genetically modified ingredients are not harmful. moms with babi

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send us an e-mail at journal@c-span.org. ross is next from florida. good morning to you. caller: good morning. i just have a few short remarks. let me preface this, i and 70 plus years old, born in the state of florida, very proud of it. i'm also a veteran of air force in vietnam. the other thing is i'm still working. i traveled 50% of the time in my job. i work for a living. that was my god-given right when i was born in this country. the other thing i have to say who was asleep with benghazi? who is going to be asleep when some radical group start beheading people. think about it before you vote. thank you for taking my call. host: next up is jim from oklahoma. go ahead. you are on the air. caller: i wanted to comment about the indian saying something about bush causing isis. number one, hello? host: you are on the air. turned on your tv. caller: ok, sorry. the whole cause of going into iraq was voted on by republicans and democrats. to say we shouldn't have gone in there is ridiculous. the problem with isis is because of the vacuum caused by obama pulling out too soon.

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an act of nature." that report was also used when the camp sent an e-mail to parents, saying the camp spontaneous fell on thousands of pages of documents were reviewed, and they learned that camp leaders were warned about the tree before it toppled. the tree was flagged as a tree that should have been pruned and checked every three months starting in 2010 three years before it fell and crushed annais. >> when you have a camp ground you can't wait for the inevitability of nature. >> reporter: pg&e hired specialists who recommended pruning the trees nearby. but documents show that pg&e refused to have work done on numerous occasions as far back as 2002. this report said customer doesn't want the trees removed or made safe. >> i believe that annais could still be here if greater care was taken. >> reporter: in 2006 the camp hired arborist denise britain, would took photoings of the oak that killed annais, a shows this tree shows fair to poor vigor with branches up in three inches of diameter she did not consider it a high priority but recommended pruning. four years later, britain inspected the tree again a

send us an e-mail tweet us or post on our wall. >> next line the national world war i museum germany's violation of rules of war during world war i. several asked by several asked by germany including the dispersal of poison gas against french and canadian soldiers the submarine attack on the lusitania in the aerial bombardment of london all abolished prior agreements made at the hague conventions and would designed to some terror amongst populations. >> good evening. i served as the pres. and ceo at the national one museum and memorial and are delighted to welcome you to what will be an energizing conversation this evening. we we are especially thankful to welcome to the museum memorial. we're glad your here. we hope that you take time to come back and spend time in the gallery and spent time with the memorial. whilst the museum was designated by congress as the national museum of world war i the memorial was only given that honor in december of last year. so we are delighted to carry the distinguished honor of being both the united states national museum and mario that carries with i

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that's 8477 or send us an e-mail to theunit @nbcbayarea.com. >>> a crack in the glass ceiling this morning. female ceo rs outpacing their male counterparts in salaries. last year the median pay rose to nearly $16 million, a jump of 21% over the year before. median pay for male ceos last year was $10.4 million. just $10.4 million. melis melissa mayremember took in $42 million. >>> a fabric that can control your smart phone. how it works and the partnership that may soon bring this technology to a store near you. >>> a view gone for nearly 14 years is back, breathtaking tribute. observation deck atop one world trade center. it's located 100 floors above the ground and gives you a spectacular view. it's the highest view in the western hemisphere and on a clear day people can see 50 miles away. what if your shirt and your skirt were connected to your phone? goog sl carrying up with levi's to give a whole new meaning. product jacquard. it's all thanks to fabric woven with conductive yarn. what does it mean exactly? it could be as simple as flicking your wrist or tapping and touching your shirt.

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. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 1-888-996-tips, or send us an e-mail. >>> it has been one week since a powerful earthquake hit nepal and aid has been slow in reaching some of those who need it most. the united nations head of humanitarian affairs met with nepal's prime minister yesterday to discuss the delays. the u.n. said today the delay of aid discoveries caused by bureaucracy at kathmandu airport is lessening. among the problems cited, the customs process is slowing arrivals. the nepalese government has taken notice. >> i think there are bureaucratic procedures in the actual handling. >> last saturday 7.8-magnitude earthquake has killed more than 7,000 people and injured at least 14,000. >>> well, the force is still ahead on "today in the bay." the giants go for their fifth straight win at at&t park. your highlights are right after this break. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> let's give you a live look outside.

the family attorney sent us an e-mail saying parents were cleared in one case. they are under investigation for let their 6 and 10-year-olds walking home alone from a park in april. the parents believe in free-range kids movement which allows kids to be more independent. >>> the pope talks about what he has not done in more than 25 years. you might be surprised, after the break. right now verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. yeah, 10 gigantic gigs. for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed, call, data and reliability. so you never have to settle. now, also get $200 when you join and buy a new smartphone. stop by or visit us online. and save without settling. only on verizon. >>> right now the charles county sheriff is holding a news conference the department arrested a police officer in connection with a deadly shooting. the suspect, who is a police officer, is from a nearby jurisdiction charged with murder. this is related to last week's shooting a

or send us an e-mail for the unit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> up next on your wednesday morning, more time for pot shots. the clangs that could keep them from shutting down. >>> dow down just a bit. we'll keep checking the numbers. >>> a reminder, a big game for the giants tonight. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. the rival dodgers are in town. our coverage starks at 7:00. >>> welcome back. investigators hundred are hunting for the missing malaysian jet widening their search. the expanded zone now covers double that distance. just to give you perspective. the search now covers an area roughly the size of pennsylvania >>> vice president joe biden's son is in the hospital. 46-year-old beau biden is former attorney general for delaware. he's had medical issues in recent years, including a mild stroke. last year he declined to seek a third term as attorney general, saying he had been given a clean bill of health and planned to run for governor in 2016 >>> it's a reprieve for san jose pot clubs which reportedly will are more time to comply with strict rules. the deadlines was extended f

or send us an e-mail. >>> let's check in with rob mayeda and see what your workweek is going to look like. >> it's going to start off the way the weekend ended. pretty nice evening in san francisco. 54 degrees. low clouds downtown. hazy skies in oakland. also 54. san jose at about -- three of a kind 54 degrees. a few low clouds off to the north right now. we'll see low clouds filling in across the santa clara valley towards tomorrow morning. a weather system here passing by to the north. fortunately too far to the north to bring us any rain. what's left this frontally boundary that will be the kicker for getting the winds to pick up as we head toward the afternoon. for the morning, low clouds maybe misty skies in a few spots. right around the golden gate bridge and san francisco and the peninsula. our skies begin to clear, including along the coast. drier, clearer northwest wind. that will clear out our skies. with the added sunshine temperatures not warming up that much. wind gusts into the afternoon. wind speeds 20 to 30 miles per hour along the coastal hilltops. a blustery finish

if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail >>> it is 5:52, as hospice care becomes more common, a new study reveals the benefits for terminally ill patients as well as their caregivers. researchers found thousands of parents were less likely to report depression systems, than spouses who did not use hospice. the benefits were even more distinct one year after a spouse's death. experts aren't sure which aspects are linked to reduced depression, but say it's clear that caregivers need extra support. >> very delicate time for families >>> a waitress in russia served a customer more than just food. take a look athi security video posted by "the daily mirror" it shows the customer trying to grope the waitress and put something down her shirt. bam, she was not having any of that, hitting him with a menu a couple times and knocking him down to the floor. served him right. >> he will not have a shake with those fries, sir. thank you very much. >>> house of the future might be controlled by a teddy bear? >> scott, that seems like a nice cuddly way to int

if you have a tip, give us a call or send us an e-mail. >>> former president bill clinton says he wille back into the white house if wife hillary wins the election and if he's asked. in an interview he was questioned about how he would rate his chances of moving back into the executive mansion. he laughed telling an audience when a president of either parties asked you to move into the white house, you say yes. >> provided you're married. >>> facebook is hiring a former official to get its way into washington. >> scott, they're ramping up the lobbying power now silicon valley is well represented. the latest is kevin martin. he's the former hess of the fcc under george w. bush. he has been advising facebook for some time and now will take a full-time role. >>> one of the top executives at twitter is buying a lot of stock. anthony noto oed, twitter shares are down below their all-time high. investors like it when insiders buy shares in their own company. it shows confidence. >>> look for up arrows after two days of losses on the broader market >>> interesting news out of the china. chine

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if you have a stip for our investigative unit, please give us a call, or send us an e-mail. >>> crewsthe ocean for that missing malaysia plane make an unexpected discovery. >>> and what will we discover right now when we look at the big board? this is maybe unexpected, backups on the rise after a couple tougher days on the market. we'll be tracking that ahead through the day. we'll be right back. >>> new this morning, the latest recall involves more than 600,000 cars in the united states, all maid by toyota and nissan. ed air bags are used by a large range of automaker. they can deploy abnormally or ruptures. the inflator recall impacted 17 million vehicles in the u.s. alone. >>> crews scouring the indians ocean for any sign of the malaysia airlines jet made an undiscovered shipwreck. they sent out an unmanned subthis found a previously uncharted shipwreck. archaeologists are trying to figure out how and when it got there. >>> the u.s. navy is proposes doubling the maternity leave. the proposal would require legislative approval. if congress agrees to it, the leave would ultimately be

we have a link where you can send us an e-mail and attach a picture or video if possible.as many tips as we can. >> there may be drought relief in sight in fall. there's an 80% chance an el nino pattern will form bringing rain in october and november. but there's a chance of flooding if it brings too much moisture. >> when you get into a situation like that where you have days and weeks of rain, flooding becomes more of a probability and likelihood. it depend on the duration and the intensity of the storms. >> a moderate el nino system is most likely to bring rain to southern california. if it strengthens further, northern california will enjoy a very wet winter. meanwhile, other parts of the country is bracing for a blast of severe weather as we start the weekend. president obama has designed a declaration of disaster for texas. there are recovery efforts in the area affected by severe weather since may 40th. 28 people in texas and oklahoma have been killed by the storms. meanwhile residents south of houston have been forced to evacuate due to rising rivers. as we bring i

. >>> if you have a stiptip for stephen stock give us a call or send us an e-mail directly to the unit. >>> corinthian college abrupt lid closed last week leaving some 16,000 students in limbo. now we're learning it's not only current students left in the lurch lurch. former students paying off tuition loans claim they were paying off opportunities that didn't exist. some students said they were sent links to craigslist ads. corinthian college filed for bankruptcy today. >>> we're learning more about the two men who opened fire outside a controversial art show in texas. elton simpson and nadir soofi were roommates. they fired assault rifles yesterday outside that art show which has a contest for caricatures of the prophet mohammed. a garland police officer returned fire killing both of those suspects. one was convicted five years ago for lying to the fbi about joining a terror group. he also displayed loyalty to isis on social media. >>> we continue to monitor social media and other intel to make sure that we're not getting any threats. >> the motive is still under investigation, but y

share your thoughts on twitter and can find us on facebook or send us an e-mail. we are going to go ahead and get your phone calls, mike, from tampa, florida on the democratic line. caller: i would like to challenge liz chadderdon. it seems to me you are probably in the camp for hillary clinton, and i would like to say i do not make a lot of money, but the money i have given is to bernie sanders and he represents the democratic party much more than hillary clinton, who is a demonstrated liar. i am sorry. liz: first off, as a voter, i have not made up my mind, and as a democratic strategist, i am not working for any of the candidates, hillary clinton, senator sanders, or soon, martin o'malley. but more importantly, i think the caller actually has the view of so many of the left of the left, of the democratic party and they are willing to talk now because they have a voice in bernie sanders. if you do not like hillary clinton, support bernie sanders, martin o'malley. that is what the process is about. i have to agree with my republican colleague, i think it is tough

if you have a tip call us, or send us an e-mail. >>> next at 6:00, new pictures in a secret facebook page. now a major university fraternity is in hot water >>> a waitress serves one customer a whole lot more than just food. why she took this man down with a menu. >>> a live look at the markets this morning. a nice trend in trading, seven minutes into the markets opening. we'll keep checking back with the numbers. a lot more ahead. stick around. >>> 6:39 on your wednesday. nude pictures of a woman on secret facebook page lands a fraternity at penn state in hot water this morning. the college has suspended kappa delta rho for allegedly promoting a culture of harassment. investigators also found that members of the from a ternlt engaged in hazing, forcening pledges to participate in boxing matches. it's been kkd off campus for three years. >>> texas becoming closer. just before midnight house lawmakers gave preliminary approval to a so-called campus carry measure. to allow nufrts to partially opt out of the policy. final house approval is expected later today. the governor has until mo

us declutter our offices while playing at least the most hoopty game in cable news, please send us an e-mail, tell us who you are, where you're from and why you want to play. first, though, the warden would like a word. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advise dollars. a notorious drug dealer leaves his family blind. >> why did you get 50 -- on your eyelid? >> just because of my past, a lot of things i had felt guilty for. and i didn't want my daughters to be without me. i didn't want my family to be involved in none of this. >> i have a love affair with opiates that i cannot shake. >> hare rowin addiction lands them both in jail. >> but still, i love it. i guess that's why they call it a disease, i guess. >> now they face another consequence, a fatal one. >> i wake up at night gasping, thinking about it. >> and in a jail where drugs have led to the arrest of many of the inmates, officials have added a new member to their corrections staff. >> located in the heart of tampa, florida, is a cigar manufacturing center, ibor city. but for too many in temporary pa, guilty plea

send us an e-mail and all we need to know is who are, where you are from and why you want to play the news. if you are sensitive about your head or face hair, me and i won't ask you about it. send us your junk. >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you have never seen. lock up, raw. >> what did i tell you. leave that alone. let god take care of that. it ain't your business to take care of that. >> they are the prison stories best described by one word. >> when i came to prison, i had to do what i had to do to survive. >> you don't know how many men you convicted? >> no. >> he was convicted of three rapes, but he said he had raped 22 total. >> the word is -- >> when i talk to people about lock up, they are surprised when i said the lead field producer is a woman. she does a great job of capturing life behind bars and very, very difficult environments. she had a cross from serial killers, rapists and seen stabbings. it's amazing how she keeps her cool when inmates cross the line with her. >> one of those