>> she is one of the organizers of the wacky walk protest. it is in response to the brock turner sexual assault case and rape culture which she says is a big problem on college campuses. >> i think it shows how many graduating seniors are supportive of the movement to stand with survivors of sexual assault. >> they congratulated the class of 2016 and asked the community to stand up against rape culture. >> there are plans to fly a banner over sunday's ceremony with the message, persky must go, showing outrage to the judge in the case. petition organizers delivered nearly one million signatures to a judicial oversight group demanding his removal for giving turner what many consider a light sentence for his crime, just six months. >> it is a pretty high bar for this chicks to remove a sitting judge. it really has to be misconduct. here you have a judge who imposed a sentence and it may have been the wrong sentence, but the probation department recommended. >> abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, a lock down at an army base has been lifted after reports

>> she is one of the organizers of the wacky walk protest. it is in response to the brock turner sexual assault case and rape culture which she says is a big problem on college campuses. >> i think it shows how many graduating seniors are supportive of the movement to stand with survivors of sexual assault. >> they congratulated the class of 2016 and asked the community to stand up against rape culture. >> there are plans to fly a banner over sunday's ceremony with the message, persky must go, showing outrage to the judge in the case. petition organizers delivered nearly one million signatures to a judicial oversight group demanding his removal for giving turner what many consider a light sentence for his crime, just six months. >> it is a pretty high bar for this chicks to remove a sitting judge. it really has to be misconduct. here you have a judge who imposed a sentence and it may have been the wrong sentence, but the probation department recommended. >> abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, a lock down at an army base has been lifted after reports

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. >> i like that you went to a wacky place of free rights for dogs. for a lot of people watching on tv, they think this is already a wacky place. >> okay. all right. black smiths, and a couple of witches, i am down. >> here, everybody is open. you can talk to anybody, you can make contact. it is really, it is different. i live for christ. it is cool. not a lot of judgmental, and hate. it is cool. >> i know i am in a special place. the last half hour, i talked to a wican, and a person living for christ, about a hundred feet apart from each other. not a lot of places on the planet that is the case. >> nice to meet you. >> being part of the counter culture in asheville, it is the norm. there are communities, up in the mountains, they are self sustaining. that is so crazy to me. >> exactly, that is why we are here. how do they survive in the hills? >> asheville is not only supportive of people who want to live off the grid, they have do it yourself stores for it. like this one, villagers. those who are looking to creates a sustaining life. >> if i am tire

this the stanford daily is reporting there is an e-mail circulating trying people to protest at wacky walk, which is the traditional processional for graduating students that happen on this commencement week. again, a lot of people are still talking about this. >> thank you. >>> for more on some of the other stories we are following today, let's go to the newsroom with brian flores. >> thanks, sal. >> san bruno police are asking for the public's help to identify three people who may have been planning to burglarize a home last month. police released photos of two people standing outside of a home on oakmont drive. they toll the homeowner that they were waiting for somebody to pick them up. later, surveillance video shows that thefts picked up by a white honda. earlier, they were dropped off by the same car. that led police to think that they were going to break into the home >>> and police are asking out to look video of this man who stole thousands of dollars in gift cards from massage envy. anyone with information is asked to call mountain view police. >>> it's been determined that

her temperament, she's wacky. >> one last question. four big issues in light of what happened with this terrorist attack in orlando. energy independence i think is a big part. countries we have been dependent on that hate our guts. homeland security, i think certainly the issue of our defense, our intelligence capabilities. there's such big differences. the economy is bad. how big is this issue versus the economy? these are massive challenges. >> well, it's turning out, i'm doing very well on the economy in the polls. i'm leading on the economy by bar. i'll produce jobs. i'm going to bring jobs back. i'm not going to let countries take our businesses. there's going to be consequences when they do. believe me. they're not taking our businesses to the extent and we're going to take their businesses, businesses are going to come back into our country. so we're going to take care of that and the economy. but on any form of energy, we have so much energy right now under our own ground that modern techniques have, you know, found. so we don'

see the wacky remodel they had soundtrack written by his dad. >> cool. >>> cat can entertain herself. >> if you haven't already noticed with soaring temperatures and blinding sun and smell of burning that's emulating from my skin, summer is here. people all over the world trying to figure out how to chill out quite literally. these guys in russia, 97 degrees in moscow have come up with a plan. it's a crazy plan because as you can see they are prepping their kitchen in their apartment and start locking the door with wood and get incredible amounts of plastic sheeting and then with judicial amounts of tape and bonding agent, glue, whatever you want to call it, these guys are creating the best description would be a swimming pool in the kitchen. >> oh my. >> they secure this plastic sheeting and jerry rig something on the sink to turn on the tap and bear in mind the kitchen somewhat full of electrical devices. >> doesn't work with water. >> this just might work. >> is it going to be party time. >> this is great. this is funny. >> neighbors? >> i don't know. you see here they've got the l

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>> they are so fun-loving, wacky, entertaining. and also help the heroes fulfill their destiny. >> hakuna patada, it means no worries. >> do most people think the sidekicks are important? >> no. >> the question is, who are you? >> did you feel a little like a sidekick yourself? >> i sure did. >> reporter: in fact, he compares people in his life to sidekicks from disney movies. >> that love business is a powerful thing. >> reporter: dad merlin from "the sword in the stone." >> off to the cupboard with you now, chip. >> reporter: mom, mrs. potts, from "beauty and the beast." >> what sidekick does deborah remind you of? >> i say rosie the spieder from "a bug's life." >> tell deborah wa rosie the spider's like. >> fun and kind and caring. >> reporter: owen is one of many with autism who are drawn to disney stories. >> what's his name? >> reporter: colleen says her 22-year-old son jonathan finds great comfort in the movies. especially "toy story." >> his mood changes. like if it comes on, he'll just stop and watch it and calm down. he h

little wild and wacky this week in terms of that weather. the weekend, not too bad, just gets a little hot by sunday. >> jeff, thank you very much. still ahead, a battle in court involving the warriors. will it mean more delays for the team's new arena? happening now on our homepage:= athletes... banned from the rio olympics. the landmark naltyas handed dow international athletic federation for what they call a systemic doping system. ==reveal== and trending on twitter: four bay area restaurants made "the world's 50 best restaurants" list. more news after the break. ==end== >>> the crime trial against pg and e over the san bruno explosion is under way. pg&e's lead attorney told the panel the company did what it could in face of the ambiguous regulation that utility workers struggled t understand. the 2010 explosion and fire killed 8 and destroyed 38 homes. >>> palo alto police are look for a suspect tonight after he robbed a convenience store. this is a picture of him caught in the act. police say the man walked into a 7-eleven store and poi

>> well, we both thought it was kind of a wacky idea. >> did you let your tenant know that your house going into foreclosure? >> i tried not to do that because i didn't want them upset. so, i didn't do that, no. they were there for a while, but i heard that the mortgage companies don't really want anybody to move out of the property, anyway. >> at some point, we quit expecting her to pay the rent. >> yeah. >> and she stopped paying, which, you know, we weren't making a payment, so we didn't think she should have to. >> there's a couple issues we should talk about. >> okay. >> first of all, florida's a little different 'cause it has judicial foreclosure as opposed to nonjudicial. it goes through the court to foreclose property. but essentially, lenders look at homes. they look at primary residence versus investment property. and they don't have a lot of sympathy for investment property for the obvious reason. >> i understand that a private or primary residence is important and that they would think it was more important to work with them. but on the other hand, we're not flipping house

with all the wacky stuff we have gotten, that's relatively minor.t's not the one that sinks him. >> at first people are like whoa. >> what are you saying about our people? >> american soldiers. >> yeah. >> meanwhile, clinton met with bernie sanders over an hour and a half, this big one-on-one meeting. it's really not a matter of when he'll drop out at this point, is it, or is it more the issue being will he throw his full support and his supporters behind clinton? >> yeah, that's it. we did not get many good clues last night. they came and went without saying anything. what's going to be in the platform, will the super delegates go away in the future years, as long as that's the fight, hillary is fine. now, if he starts to raise a lot of reservations about her candidacy, it could be a problem for her. >> you think, okay. >> it's not quite done yet i don't think. >> well, he hasn't bowed out just yet. >> give him credit. the guy did really run a campaign so much more than anyone else thought. >> absolutely. >> hats off, bernie. >>> just ahead, they'r

sam: it has been a wacky political season so far.t'll be interesting to see what we're talkin' about a few weeks from now, the next time we sit down. bill, thank you very much. from the hoover institution, bill whalen, appreciate you takin' the time. bill: my pleasure. sam: all right, comin' up next now, more reality to check, especially when it comes to our perception of seismic activity in the bay area. across the world, it was a worst-case scenario, an earthquake and a tsunami in 2011. could a major earthquake here, in the bay area, send a massive tsunami to our shores? we look at the role that geography plays in determining that risk. [music] i'm a customer relationship my namanager with pg&e.er, i've helped customers like plantronics meet their energy efficiency goals. so you save energy and you can save money. energy efficiency and the environment go hand in hand. and i love how pg&e's commitment to the environment helps a community like santa cruz be a better place to live. and being able to pass that along to my family is rea

. >> reporter: nigel farage, once considered a wacky british isolationist on the right-wing fringe, had the referendum battle and was telling those bothersome europeans what he really thought of them. >> i'm really surprised that you are here. >> reporter: and e.u. commission president jean-claude juncker returned the favor. >> the british people voted in favor of the exit. why are you here? farage was here at least in part, to gloat and to be unrepentant. you're telling people they would rather they were poorer and out of the e.u. than in the e.u. and richer. >> i'm telling people the scare stories about financial markets are complete and utter rubbish. i say that because i used to work in them. >> reporter: it appears to be happening. >> but it's not happening. >> reporter: it is and the european leaders are trying to stop the market volatility by ending the uncertainty the market hates. if britain is going to go, they say, it should go now, not wait for david cameron's successor to be chosen in the fall. the family photo, a ritual at these meetings, was of a broken family. tomorrow,

it's a tough temperament, but that is what we need to her temperament is wacky. they bought her off. she is paid off, 100% paid off. until we brought this up and i brought it up and then she talks about women, let it tell you, i'm much better for women than hillary clinton will ever be. train to join them in our strand supporter david wall along with author of the best worst president arcana did thank you for joining us. what is your take on these jobs back and forth. donald trump, hillary clinton. he was right in terms of foreign policy? >> you have to watch the clip to see what was being exchanged. hillary clinton suggesting policies about gun control and substantive statement and then donald trump is a pattern of behavior. and they show his presidential intellimouse allergan. he treats out i'm getting congratulations for cms. he's responding in a way that egomaniacal and consistent with his past behavior: the president, insinuating the president is guilty of treason and in cahoots with isis. this is clearly a man of independent anytime soon. also coming out an

the wacky walk. this is video from 2005. student deck themselves out in costumes.lding signs with a message. >> one of the signs will how do you teach your son not to rape. >> it's in response to the brock turner sexual assault case and the rape problem what is a big problem on college campuses. >> it shows how many seniors are in support. >> one vlad voe cassie group took out a full ad. it congratulates the class 20616 and asks them to stand up to the rape culture. that are plans with banner showing persky must go. petition organizers delivered nearly 1 million signatures demanding his remarvel for giving what many consider turner a life sentence for his crime, just six months. >> it's pretty hard to remove a sitting judge. it really has to be misconduct and here you've got a judge that imposed a sentence that may have been the wrong sentence to impose. >> at stanford, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> a lockdown was listed after reports of an active shooter toned out to be false. a source tells "abc7 news" someone heard a gunfire from soldiers involved in a train

slightly weirda and wacky bit of science that has been taken up by glaxo and the number of startups andresearchers. the idea is our nervous system runs on electricity. if you influence how that electricity is transmitted and modulate these nerve signals, you can create interesting effects in oregon's -- in organs. a pacemaker essentially jolts your heart with electricity, but what they are talking about is far more ambitious. ink: why is glaxo alone making this? this has been seen by drug companies as a bit of a sideshow. there's a real divide between people who make devices and people who make drugs. glaxo is a drug company. bristol-myers squibb is a drug of any, so there's a bit cultural thing. it happens that glaxo came to this at a time when they felt like needed radically new breakthroughs, things that no one else was working on and that was the has a feature and not a bug by glaxo. tryif it works, others will and if it fails, it will be an unfortunate experiment. vonnie: how much are they spending on it? guest: one of the frustrating things about this is glaxo will not act chile s

a high schooler in new york somehow convinced 60 student and faculty to wear the same wacky hawaiian their yearbook picture. david hustleby is the student behind the prank. originally bought five shirts for his close friends but word spread and soon even teachers wanted in on the action. the school's principal says this is an example of the warm environment within the high school community. it's a great shirt. >> i want one. >> i know. we should both be wearing one right now. >> i agree. >> so carlie, the next story is the man traveling the world with a hilarious sign. >> a 27-year-old who quit his job to travel the world is checking in with mom one picture at a time. the man set up an instagram account so he could keep his mom up to date on all his adventures and also let her know he's just fine. he says he started the account after having a hard time getting in touch with family while in cuba. something a little not so reassuring about these pictures. >> it's a great idea, though. and speaking of mom and their child, slightly different, a mother and her baby reunion? >> yes. this i

summer in the bay area is wacky. coast line we are talking fog. 55 in san francisco. chance of a thunderstorm. we'll see new five minutes. >> not much on theç roadways. our live look past the coliseum shows the expected volume and smooth flow. the map will show farther north on washington. disabled vehicle reported around the offramp there. someone called chp and asked for help. north we see that orange blob. that's where fog might be more of an issue. along the coast of bodega bay. golden gate bridge may be a factor. speeds not a problem. just west 580. all that police activity, we'll talk about that. >> thank you very much. we will continue to follow that as well. >>> good morning to you. elizabeth holmes the billionaire, something happened to her billions. we'll tell you all about it. >>> donald trump coming to san jose today. what that means for you whether you are a republican or democrat or an independent. >> a close eye on a standoff situation happening right now. napa county leaders just avoided a federal lawsuit over the use of spanish on it's voting materia

rape culture has deep roots, a couple signs they will be carrying during the wacky walk. a traditional display of fun that will take a more somber tone on sunday. >> at a time like this when we are about to graduate, it's important to keep in mind the way our campus has to continue to improve. and the way college campuses across the nation should also continue to improve by taking rape culture seriously. >> stanford than thrust into the national spotlight the past week. the judge sparked outrage as he sentenced former stanford student brock turner to only six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. >> people coming from all over the country aren't surprised. >> i think that's what stanford has taught these kids, is to speak up and have courage. i love that about this university. >> also on sunday a plane will fly over stanford with a banner that says the judge must go. the same signs will appear outside the stadium and on campus. former student body president john lancaster will take part in the protests, as well. >> throughout my four years at stanfo

> a graduation tradition at stanford university is the nontraditional start to the ceremonies, the wacky this is video from 2005. students deck themselves out in costumes. this year many will hold signs with a powerful message. >> i will say one of the signs we have is how will you teach your son not to rape? >> she's one of the organizers of the protest. it's in response to the brock turner sexual assault rape and the rape culture which she said is a wig problem on campus. >> i think it shows how many graduating students are supportive of the idea to stand together when it comes to sexual assault. >> one took out an ad in the newspaper. it congratulates the class of 2016 and then asks the community to stand up against the rape culture. >> there will be an overhead banner flying across during the ceremony. and petition organizers collected 1 million signatures demanding his removal, giving him a light sentence for his crime, just six months. >> it's a high bar for this commission to remove a sitting judge. it really has to be misconduct. and here you've got a judge who imposed a sentence

the wacky walk. this is video from 2005. students deck themselves out in costumes.ld signs with a powerful message. >> one of the signs we will have is how will you teach your son not to rape. >> she's one of the organizers of the protest. it's in response to the brock turner sexual assault rape and the culture on campus. >> i think it shows how many graduating students are supportive of the idea to stand together when it comes to sexual assault. >> this congratulates the class of 2016 and asks the community to stand up against rape culture. >> there will be an overhead banner flying across during the ceremony. and pegs organizers collected 1 million organizers demanding his removal, giving him a light sentence for his crime, just six months. >> it's a high bar for this commission to remove a sitting judge. it really has to be misconduct. and here you've got a judge who imposed a extension that may have well have been the wrong sentence to impose, but it's a sentence that the probation department itself recommended. >> at stanford, abc7 news a lock-down at an army b

are just a couple signs protesters will be carrying during the commencement procession known as the wacky walk. marilyn travis is among the graduating students who will be participating. >> at a time like this when we are about to graduate, it's important to keep in mind the way the campus needs to continue to improve and the way college campuses across the nation should also continue to improve by taking rape culture seriously. >> stanford than thrust into the national spotlight the past week. the judge sparked outrage as he sentenced former stanford student brock turner to only six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. >> people coming from all over the country aren't surprised. >> i think that's what stanford has taught these kids, is to speak up and have courage. i love that about this university. >> also on sunday a plane will fly over stanford with a banner that says the judge must go. the same signs will appear outside the stadium and on campus. he will be taking part in the protest, as well. >> throughout my four years at stanford, this has been the most imp

. >> the woman who took over the internet with her chewbacca mass mask meets the will wacky himself. seen candace pain the texas woman who filmed herself historically laughing after buying a chewbacca mask that. video exploded online and it has been most viewed video on facebook ever. >> it is? >> yes, it is. the. >> fan expo in dallas invited her and her infectious laugh to take the stage this weekend with peter may who the actor who pl plays chewbacca. pain has been using her sudden fame to raise money for charity. >> i don't even really want the 15 minutes of fame. i hope it's more of being able to give in ways that my family could have never been able to give before. >> pain charged 20 bucks a pop for her autograph at the expo to support a local church. >> love that. very nice. your next flight might not be so boring. what airlines are doing to help you stay entertained. >> a sign meant to warn drivers to slow down in a construction zone. but after our cameras showed up, that sign well it changed. what that sign said coming up at 6:00. >>> you'll want to see this story. quite hil

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. >> i like that you went to a wacky place of free rights for dogs.or a lot of people watching on tv, they probably already think this is a pretty wild place. >> hippies, black smiths and a couple of witches. when i talk diversity, this isn't usually what i mean. but i'm down. >> here, everybody is open. you can talk to anybody. you can make contact. it is really different. personally, i live for christ. it is cool. it is not a lot of judgmental hate. it's cool. >> i know i'm in a special place. in the last half hour, you he many talked to a wiccan, a person who is living for christ and they are about 100 feet apart from each other. not a lot of places on the planet where that is the case. >> that's right. it's all friendly, man. >> spencer, nice to meet you. >> being a part of the counter culture in asheville is really like the norm. there are some communities up in the mountains that are just completely self-sustaining. that's so crazy in a world that's so connected right now. >> exactly. that's why we are here. i want to know who are about how thos

. >> reporter: lastly, the atta attackers listened to anwar al wacky.ttacks on u.s. soil. >> somebody who spoke american english. jihad becoming as american as apple pie. >> and it is a very scary thought, that statement. i do want to mention this. that he has examined more than 300 jihadist terror cases since 9/11. and on average, their age is 28 years old. a third married, a third have children. most of them have a similar education to other americans. indeed, they're living typical american lives, which makes it harder forelaw enforcement to find them or to get evidence to arrest them. erin? >> sara, thank you very much. i want to go to fbi profiler, adviser to criminal minds, jim fitzgerald. it's incredible the similarities here. and in san bernardino, i know that all of us were shocked about how this couple could do this when they had that newborn child. in this case, again, a man with a toddler. that to everyone around him, he loved very much. to go ahead and commit an act like this. in fact, because he had that toddler, reasonable when the fbi so

scarlet: we will talk more about weird and wacky forms of currency.s grabbed a lot of attention. you have already spoken with him.give us a sneak preview of what he said . joe: he said the current enthusiasm for helicopter mone , is based on a misunderstanding of how money works and it really doesn't do anything the aunt what we have already seen in qe, -- beyond what we have already seen in qe. >> it is sort of the next step? >> absolutely. we've had this extraordinary period of qe, and it has not done that much arguably. scarlet: coming up on "bloomberg markets," we will hear from the ceo of a mining company that saw a 30% jump on speculation. what is behind that rally? we will dig deeper into that. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm scarlet fu. >> julie hyman has a look at health care, stocks. julie: i'm looking at home builders. , and look at home builders the housing data that we got out today. this is a chart from bloomberg intelligence. it looks like housing starts in white and permanent residential in the amber orange color. both of t

justice ginsburg going to do with this case for well-adjusted soda may your peel off and do something wacky compared to the folks who tend to align with her. it is our side that tends to be our side. the right side of the court as more jurisprudential diversity when you look at those. people wonder, where was justice o'connor going to be? or is justice kennedy going to be? you can't predict where justice alito is going to be. what i would look for is the nominee go into sort of always reliably run down that one path, or might they be on our side and sort of the criminal cases where they peel off into different things. just one possible principle for trying to cut through some of the confusion about who they are. i think we know where president clinton's nominations would fall. i don't think there would be a big surprise in any of the big cases where president clinton's nominee would vote --. >> i agree. some of the folks who miss justice scalia is he had a lot of disk decisions that were favorable. there were certain amendment decisions come in various fifth amendment, a sixth amendment com

what they have done and this is kind of wacky stuff we're starting to see here.have specifically changed the buy laws so that it requires that any sale or financial transaction affecting all or a portion of paramount pictures must be unanimously approved by the viacom board of directors. you may recall, of course, philippe dauman who has said they're in a process to sell what may be a minority stake in paramount that would then give effect to larger valuation overall for that studio, which is, of course, 100%. viacom. the hope was by the end of the month they might announce something like that. it hayes today imagine a potential buyer of any minority stake in paramount having read what i red to you saying we're prepared to go ahead with it. that doesn't mean the board won't vote unanimously. it does involve sumner redstone and his daughter shari redstoredstone. he doesn't speak anymore but it was written. he doesn't get involved in any deals involving paramount. again, national amusements has changed the by laws to say if you do anything involving paramount, you

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. >> you had a wacky year, a pretty interesting 18 months. you sold the company to twitter.aunched what, about a year ago? we did one of these conversations onstage a year ago. >> same chairs. >> same chairs. you were ceo, about a month ago he left. you've been working for jack orsi who last year or so, how are things different at twitter with jack dorsey running the show? >> it's special to work with someone who is the inventor of the product over a decade ago. as the inventor, you have a spiritual connection with the product that i think is rare. joe and i certainly feel passionately about what we do with periscope. to be able to do what we do and work closely with jack and kind of his context and vision for what he sees, twitters value in the world is really special area east someone i've admired for a long time so to be a search with him is awesome. >> he came in as an interim fashion last summer and came on as full-time ceo last. when he came on did you say all right, there are things i want you to do differently than you've been doing before give you different marching

get us talking about the support that faculty and administrators have offered to this new kind of wacky campus culture. and the final schools i want to talk about his harvard which has been in the news a lot. many of you probably heard they are trying to get rid of single-sex male organizations on campus. but for those of you who didn't follow the back story, there was a survey that they did sexual assault onampus that was sort of prompted by loss of civil rights and want to talk about today the government's role in how we've gotten to this point. just say no the harvard university survey asked this question and i think it's important to understand the language that we are dealing with. they said since you've been a student at harvard, has a student or someone employed or otherwise associate with the university continue to ask you to go out, get dinner, have drinks, or have sex even though you said no? to say this is a slippery slope i think would be an insult to slippery slope. but i think it sort of gets at some of the evolution that has occurred in the late which that we're using on

is justice ginsburg going to do with this case or will justice sotomayor peel off and do something wackyompared to the folks who tend to align with whereas our whereas our side, it's our side that tends to be -- and i'm telegraphing my bias here by calling it our side, but the right side of the court has more sort of juris prudential diversity when you look at votes, people wondered where was justice o'connor going to be, where is justice kennedy going to be now. you can't predict always where justice alito is going to be or the chief. so i think that's to me what i would look for as is a nominee going to sort of always reliably run down that one path or is there -- might they be on our side and sort of there be criminal cases where they would peel off and do different just things. just one possible order in principle for trying to cut through some of this confusion about who they are. but i think we know where president clinton's nominations would fall on that thing. i don't think there would be a big surprise in any of the big cases where a president clinton nominee would vote. >> i ag

it was coined in the 70s because california was so wacky with environmentalists. maria: book, to the point you're making, donald trump has been transparent throughout his campaign. like it or not, he gave at least for formal press conferences this year. hillary clinton hasn't given any press conferences and 2610, congressman. >> she will give interviews as long as they give her the questions in it and then they are tough questions. it's outrageous she is in a room to say anything about press coverage. maria: you don't see the 20 reporters on the clinton foundation. so there is some truth to what he's saying. >> absolutely. there absolutely is. people are seeing matt and that is why he's done so well. you know i didn't support him in the primary. i will vote for him if he's the nominee. it looks like he's definitely going to be. for heavens sake, this is just outrageous for clinton to say anything about press coverage and for her minions to say anything about it. trump is right. where is why she has done for veterans is just nonexistent. by the way, governor moonbe

the best from the wacky world of sports. >> to take us through it all, we're joined by len berman.sports stories. let's go spanning the world. >> unbelievable! >> through the wall. let's throw out the first ball. morgan daytona beach cheer academy. it's more of a hand off. still pretty cool. play ball for sioux falls canaries making a bid to appear. this guy makes the catch. how about that? our oops of the month involving bats. the reason they use metal bats is they don't break. really? try telling that to tennessee. >> ouch. >> they don't make metal like they used to. snapped it off. and batting for the indians down he goes. upon further review, his own bat trips him up. hate when that happens. worst moves of the month. how many rockies does it take to cover first base? on the bunt. the answer is? two. the guy on the left says i got it. he's not standing on the base. the runner is safe. and in dallas you make the call. an own goal for kansas city? it's ruled a good save. what do you think? look at the replay. that's a goal. and the race in pittsburgh. the wrestler. phony elbow. no

, you get all these different -- you get an economy that won't move, you ghetto zone regs that are wackyn a year? come on! >> we have analysts that have come in the last couple days who recommend defense stocks. >> you have to get it back. you can't be faced with the real threat of caliphate and iso and that in your face. you can't be talking about climate change as your number one. >> not nuclear proliferation or isis or the middle east. it's ludicrous. >> it's almost unbelievable, okay? but enough of that. >> and the media, just lap dogs. yeah, yeah, yeah. they lap it right up, which is unbelievable. where was i going from there? >> so that's the economy as i see it. >> back to one point on the economy. where you talked about energy prices, and it's not just the decline in volume, it's also getting crushed on the prices to the suppliers for this industry. even though we've seen prices of wti come back in the last couple months, that doesn't mean you'll see that pricing. i remember three or four years ago, you were coming in saying energy would be what saves us. have we lost the ability