way for your walls, other more than the dry rot that sits right in top of the dry wall, if you are not going to help us pay for the walls, there is nothing left to discuss. so there's been so civil action this is the first i have heard of it this is just the stepping in and saying there say danger. (buzzer) i think that is the important stuff, all the base shows these are at the base of the property not ours we feel completely victimized, and other homeses in the area like the one on the corner in harm's way, they're trying to ask us to help pay for the repair of walls, which lots of money has been spent on surveys, to establish those walls are not our walls, and their homes were built on top of the walls, before they existed. thank you. >> there is a question. >> i i almost want to think you are not the original owner of the house. >> yeah. >> you must have seen though walls, when you bought the place. >> yes, sir? >> what were your thoughts on the wall. >> we started discussing this with hoh, 4-and-a-half years ago, shortly after that started discussions with the neighbors, which began with a friendl

put it on his desk clearly not a man of vision i suspect he'll be long recommended as at george walling usfor civil rights blocking the door of the hall of justice we've come long and far from that day i want to conclude by making sure we all know this myth we have heard by a number of supreme court justices today, the definition of marriage has not been changed in thousands of years why change it now i say this to my friends what everyone is defending traditional marriage what is they're encroaching definition of traditional marriage as marriage from the biblical that is a bride is not a virgin on the marriage day we stone her or a mr. chairman up to the mid century women couldn't sign contracts independent of they're encroaching husbands they were literally and legally the property of they're encroaching husbands is that the definition of marriage or before the fact of divorce until death do us part a lifetime commitment is that your definition of mr. chairman or the prior to the invention of connecticut acceptance it was defined for legal today when two individuals of potential equal eq

the inmates cut through pipes and walls using power tools. a $100,000 reward is being offered for their capture. dennis hastert will be in court tomorrow, accused of lying to the fbi about bank withdrawals to cover up decades-old sexual abuse claims. allegations surfaced hastert sexually abused male students when he was a high school teacher and coach. he is expected to enter a plea and be released on his own recognizance. a texas police officer who pulled his gun at a pool party met with investigators today. he is on administrative leave after video of him pushing a teenaged girl to the ground went viral. officers were called in to break up a fight. one of the 15-year-old girl said that he went too far, other said he use the right amount of force. >> he grabbed me. he, like, twisted my arm on the back of my back and shoved me in the grass and started going back on my braids. leon: tests broke out and community activist have called on him to be fired and charged with assault. the police have promised a complete and quick investigation. 7 on y

inspector. >> i've seen retaining wall especially if you have a certain lens and so and so, i measured that with the looking into the property and, of course we didn't use the statement as the retaining wall is really not unsafe so that's what you know we would like to bring and besides the fact all of this is just a secondary issue because the actual citation one 02 dot one didn't apply to the retaining wall unsafe the one 0 it dot one is a fire hazard and - >> thank you okay. thank you. >> rebuttal from staff or is it public comment. >> i have a question. >> yes. >> why don't i ask could the department speak about the retaining wall and your finding what they were. >> if you look at this photo the date is june 12th of 2014 uh-huh and so the foundation at that time and as you can see that the retaining wall is tilting and there's a huge crack vertical crack in the middle so the violation relates to it at a time so to clear this case we need a permit like they were to claim the retaining wall no longer exists a change in grade or whatever we need a permit to show it is removed and no longer needed are a permit to repair or replace so and in regards to w

. >> you are doing a great job stone walling us but hackers not so much. >> reporter: time after time was accused of avoiding the issue, deflecting questions. >> we can provide additional information in a classified setting. >> reporter: or falling back on written notes. >> i want to know why you didn't encrypt the thfation. >> reporter: that was one question that the committee struggled to get information on. >> were they encrypted yes or no? >> no they were not encrypted. >> there you go. >> reporter: other questions including how this happened and how many millions are affected. what she did say was that the agency was working to fix the problem. >> we have not net determined its scope or impact. we have immediately implemented additional security measures. >> reporter: two points seem to stand out, one that opm management had been warned continuously since 2007 that their systems are vulnerable, and two staff weren't really up to the job. >> the committee now stands adjourned thank you. >> reporter: after the open and classified indications were over, the chairman pulled no punche

wall? >> yes i did. >> how did you access? >> devisidaro place let us in through the gate. >> thank you. >> the wall has cracks as a parch code it looks like there has been attempts to put grout in those cracks it has shifted some but it outlived the 06, and 89 earthquake i don't think there is any danger of failure, but it does show some damage. >> thank you. >> thank you. so based on this information, and the materials we have in our packet which also do include images of the wall and other documentation, we're asking that the board release these abasement orders or hold them in advance, until the civil ownership dispute has been resolved, so it's apparent who is responsible for the repair of the walls -- the third adjacent property owners so the requirements are applied to all of the properties where the walls are located. -- (audio cut out) testimony. >> any questions? >> commissioner walker? >> yes. to mr. hin shooin why is it that we did not include the other property in our noticing in this since they were all like touching each other? >> directo

men used power tools to cut through cement walls and bricks. they left this yellow note that read have a nice day. new york governor's andrew quomo says the plan was sophisticated. offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to their capture. at the canadian border, the hunt is still under way. david schuster reports. >> are roadblocks, walking door to door and flying helicopters over a community on edge. >> these are dangerous people and nothing to be triestled trifled with. 34-year-old david sweat was serving life behind bars for murder of a sheriff's deputy. the officials discovered the men were gone early saturday morning, they fooled authorities by stuffing hoodies in their beds. >> there was a hole in the back of their cell. >> the men used power tools to cut their way out. >> we don't know how they acquired the tools. >> once they were outside the cells they had to saw through steel greats, broke through a manhole cover outside the prison walls. david schuster, al jazeera. >> and the two escaped convicts have lengthy criminal repo

the gentleman acquired the property there's no rain for us to constrict the wall it was a a longif you look at the mls that was submitted to you the mls the property actually was built before the complainant and the property has been there for a long, long time even before we sold the property the way we look at it there was a discretionary about the plumbing one inch from the 4 feet from the top of the retaining wall okay. so the issue is the citation which is one 06 actually could you have been the california - the san francisco building codes that is - okay one 05 and the one 06 a dot 2 it means that the storage house was built 10 by 6 and it didn't exposed one inch four feet as far as the building permit so that's the argument what is it all about and the citation is that such that it requires a building permit so one 05 building code and one 05 is the same thing no permit for the storage shed explicit exceed one square feet and the actual storage shed are one by 6 we have the photograph of that storage shed that also i think this one here. >> can you put it on the overhead.

wall? >> i would do something very severe unless they contributed or gave us the money to build the wall. i'd build it. i'm very good at building things. >> can we talk about isis for one second? >> yes. >> i think you said that you want to bomb the oil fields in iraq? >> yes. >> to take on isis. >> the only way you're going to beat them is that. you know why they're rich? because they have the oil. now if you remember -- >> they have the oil in syria, though. >> they have some oil in iraq. >> there's a refinery that they're fighting with the iraqis. >> and they're going to get it. fighting with iraq. they're going to get it. the iraqis will throw up their arms, they'll leave and it's just one of those -- >> i don't think iraq. i don't think the government of iraq would want us to bomb the oil fields. >> the government of iraq, there is no government in iraq. the so-called government in iraq went to iran to meet with iran. iran is going to take over iraq. that's as simple as that. okay? as simple as that. >> i don't know that iraq, the government of iraq or whatever you want to call them,

prisoners on the loose after escaping from a maximum security facility cutting through a steel wall usingfrom a manhole outside the prison walls. how did they managed to what she would have been the impossible? we have all the details on the you puzzling escape. >>> finally they are the pictures that are making the world melt we're talking about the photos of prince george with his little sister prince char lot and sarah haynes has the scoop on how their mom pulled off the pictures. >> thank you dan imean paula. [laughter]. >>> a teenager is struck by a car on a south jersey road, we'll have a live report and the latest on the search for the driver. >>> one of the richestman in the entire world hear his advise advise -- advice for college-bound students. >>> now for eva pilgrim, erin o'hern, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han, have a great sunday! we'll see you at 9:00 a.m. whoa, this is a lunchbox not a halloween bag. rrrrr...a natural beauty. you're making me melt. shall we? mini babybel is 100% natural cheese and a whole lot of fun. mini babybel. snack a litt

this testimony happening from journalists and watch dog groups saying look they are just stone walling us's going on? >> this reporter said look the request i put in for the pentagon they said we'll give you these documents if you promise never to ask foia requests for documents. this is how this administration rolled. what is fascinating and should be disturbing to every american is that the transparency promise by president obama in 2008 was such a critical part of his brand, he was going to bring a new politics to washington. he was complaining and attacking president bush for being very secretive and vice president cheney. he said he was going to change all of that. now what we've seen he's done the exact opposite. he's the most untransparent president and white house in u.s. history. reporters and others who are trying to get at the truth of what this administration has done and what they are currently doing cannot get it which means that the public can't get it. >> exactly. i'm going to get to that in a moment. listen to other journalists testifying. listen to this. >> federal burea

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. >> you're doing a great job stone walling us, but hackers not so much. time after time catherine archuleta was accused of avoiding the issue deflecting questions. >> we can provide additional information in the classified setting. >> or falling back on written notes. >> we didn't ask you to come and read statements. we want to know why you didn't encrypt the information. >> that was one question that the committee struggled to get a straight answer to. why on earth wasn't the data encrypted? j. >> were the social security numbers, were they encrypted? yes or no. >> no, they were not encrypted. >> there go. >> and other questions included how did this happen, and how millions of americans were affected. what mrs. archuleta did say is that the agency is working to fix the problem. >> we have not yet determined its scope or it's impact. we have immediately implemented additional security measures to protect sensitive information. >> two points seem to stands out against all others. one that, opm management had been warned continuously since since 2007. two,

guess they went to home depot and bought electric tools and prout them back and zeroed through the wall. >> us home depot and came back. >> this is incredible, this case. they put shawshank redomtion change. they think they -- inside job according to the new york state governor they believe. they think they worked tailoring clothes inside the prison like in the laundry. who knew they tailors inside of the prison but they do. these guys were working with some woman. they think that she somehow orchestrated battery operated tools. >> power tools. >> adjoining cell. they didn't share a cell. >> they drill right in two feet of steel they get through. they had to keep the power tools. had tunnels to get through and more steel to get through. >> manhole cover. now they are thinking maybe another theory is someone was digging the other way. maybe it was inside and outside job. somebody out there was helping them. these are the worst of the worst. these are terrible, brutal, dismembering type criminals. >> if you see he these clowns, can you get $100,000 if you call the cops, that's what the reward is

>> prison he was hold was maximum security and they cut through walls using tools smuggled to him by civilian prison employee and possibly schools left inside a cat walk area by contractors to cut through the steel pipes and get to an area cut out of the steel pipe and through the manhole breaking through a lock and a train. that will not happen again if you believe the correctional officials. there are a last changes made at clinton correctional that will be made. there are measurer prisons including a have mark in ma lend area where it is likely david sweat will spend the rest of his life behind bars and will probably lose many of the privileges he enjoyed at clinton correctional where he was spending time in a tailol shop. >> he could be transferred to a hospital in albany, new york. you mentioned how this hospital is not experienced when it comes to gun shot wounds and he has two gun shot wounds in the back. risk do you see anyone entering? some officials are filtering in but they will not talk to us until the governor talks at 6:45. he will be treated for his wounds and they try

. >> reporter: a hole in the cell the men cut their way right through a steel wall using power toolshat still no one knows how they got. the escapees then somehow followed a catwalk that's six stories high eventually snaking their way through an elaborate maze of pipes before shimmying through tunnels. the prisoners got their first taste of freedom in years when they popped out of that manhole right there at that yellow tape. is the closest we're allowed to get to it and it was a pretty bold exit plan because right over there is a health club and it's surrounded by homes in this quiet neighborhood. so anyone who might have been outside and might have seen them could have quickly called police. the manhole is just a block and a half from the prison where new york governor andrew comeau retraced the men's steps. these are dangerous men. swett was serving life without parole for killing a sheriff's deputy in 2002. matt was behind bars for 25 years to life after murdering and dismembering a man back in 1997. the convicts are the first to escape from maximum security at clinton correction

a definitive clue in a cabin just 20 miles from the prison walls. >> confirmed lead for us. we are going to run this to the ground. >> john stockwall at the hunting ground saturday with his dog discovered signs of people inside the shack that afternoon. he says he saw at least one man running away. >> evidence from that camp was collected. and by members of the new york state police. that has ben brought down to the new york state police lab. there was a pz tiffositive a match for matt and sweat. >> looks like they're together. >> they're together. they haven't separated based on that finding as most recently as saturday. >> reporter: more than 1,000 officers from multiple agencies searched an area about 10 miles south of the canadian border as helicopters searched from above the thick canopy heavily armed officers flooded the terrain setting of check points using a tv's to comb the dense woods and looking through cabins in the search zone for new lead. we also want to renew our call to those who have trail cameras set up around the region to let us know if you have captured

wall. they used power tools to break out and handmade dummies to trick guards into thinking they were stillin bed. authorities are trying to figure out how much help the convicts had. this is a note they left behind. it's a smiley face with the message, have a nice day written under it. governor cuomo says we will bring them back and we will give them a note back. authorities say because of the amount of time that's passed since the pair escaped the two could literally be anywhere. the situation, of course, is still under investigation. we'll keep an eye on it for you. live in the digital operations center jesse gary nbc 10 news. >> on your face! >> a lot of people upset by this video. the texas police officer seen here in this viral video is on administrative leave as authorities investigate his actions during a response to a disturbance at a pool party in texas. the officer as you saw was shown throwing that 14-year-old girl to the ground and later he pins her down there with his knees in her back. the naacp released a statement about what it calls the excessive use of force by the mckinn

us to make economic progress. [speaking german] let them come to berlin. [cheering] freedom has many difficulties. democracy is not perfect. but we have never had to put up a walle in. to prevent them from leaving us. while the wall is the most obvious and vivid demonstration of the failures of the communists system, for all the world to see we take no satisfaction in it. as your mayor has said, it is an offense not only against history , but an offense against humanity. separating families. dividing husbands and wives brothers and sisters. dividing up people who wished to be joined together. freedom is indivisible. when one man is enslaved, all are not free. all freemen, wherever they may live, are citizens of berlin. therefore, as a free man, i take pride in the words [speaking german] [cheering] >> was over. five cities wrote history in the book of the world. profits could guess, wiseman could warm, but no visionary of june could tell the city that would best to write their names on future calendars. >> i am not one of those who believes in the examination of people psychiatrically, you know? i believe that most of these people should be on the couch themsel

you're doing a great job stone walling us but hackers, not so much. so were the social security numbers, were they encrypted? yes or no? ms. archuleta: no, they were not. >> there you go. there you go. now we're getting somewhere. that is pretty basic, though. that is pretty basic. encrypting social security numbers. all of this happy talk about these complex systems we're going to come up with, you're not even encrypting people's social security numbers. that is a shame. let me ask you about this standard form 86. for those of you, obviously you know standard form 86 is what we require employees to fill out if they are going to receive security clearance. these are people who have sensitive information. we drill down on these folks. this is a copy of the application. it is online if you want to look it. it is 127 pages online. we ask them everything. what kind of underwear they wear. what kind of toothpaste. it is a deep dive. we want to know when people get security clearance that they are trustworthy. there is information, have you ever been arrest

walls. just after 12:30 a.m. a local resident tells us he saw the two convicts in his backyard.colleague gio benitez spoke with the couple that spotted the prisoners. >> what did you say? you immediately yelled something at them? >> i first came around the side of the building of my house. and saw the shadow running away from me. i went around to see who they were, because i want to know who was in my backyard. so i go look at him. and i see him, i ask him, what the hell are you doing in my yard? get the hell out of here. he was like, sorry, i didn't know where i was. i'm on the wrong street. >> reporter: over the past 21 days more than 1,000 law enforcement officials combed the rugged terrain for hundreds of miles. the two were added to the u.s. marshals most wanted list. rewards were set at $50,000 apiece. posters of the two men were distributed on both the canadian and mexican border. the clinton correctional facility has a notorious past that included gangster lucky lucciano, rapper tupac shakur, and in the this until this month, sweat, who had killed a police officer, and m

they used power tools to create a tunnel going through with a steel wall there. lk to get away. they've been on the loose. when that press conference takes place, we'll be able to go to it right away and get an update on their search. >>> u.s. officials now say chinese hackers working for their government are behind the massive data breach of 4 million current and federal employees. this republican congressman peter king painted a dire picture of what could happen if the stolen data is used against the united states. he told fox news president obama needs to go from defense to offense right now. >> the administration have the capacity to respond with who they believe this is. there has to be a price to pay for this. these countries and terrorist groups should know there will be consequences when they act this way. >> is this cyber attack the beginning of a broader cyber battle between world powers? joining us live from cleveland by skype is david kennedy, security consultant and works as an ethical hacker. good to see you. let's start with the big question. is it

came here this afternoon confirms that because of the flooding saturday night, a retaining wall collapsed tells us cedar hill promises to fix that retaining wall tomorrow. the state will inspect it and since 2012, there have been 19 complaints against cedar hill cemetery. all, they say, have been resolved properly. that's the latest from prince george's county. chris gordon news4. >> thanks, chris. >>> the owners of a zoo in reston, virginia, are now facing federal charges. they are accused of not properly caring for their animals. eric loganson and his daughter megan, own two zoos in virginia and one in florida. when an animal needed to be euthanized, for example they would either shoot it or drown it, the complaint says much the two are also accused of using expired medication on the animals and they are said to have not cleaned the enclosures properly. two years ago, megan loganson was sentenced to 30 days in jail after she pleaded guilty to animal cruelty while she was working at the zoo in reston. >>> we have a heat wave a-coming and not like anything we have seen recently. >> every now and t

us to make economic progress. [speaking german] let them come to berlin. [cheering] president kennedy: freedom has many difficulties. and democracy is not perfect. but we have never had to put up a wall prevent them from leaving us. [cheering] president kennedy: while the wall is the most obvious and vivid demonstration of the failures of the communist system, for all the world to see we take no satisfaction in it. for as your mayor has said, it is an offense not only against history, but an offense against humanity. separating families. dividing husbands and wives, and brothers and sisters. and dividing a people who wished to be joined together. [cheering] president kennedy: freedom is indivisible. and when one man is enslaved all are not free. [applause] president kennedy: all freemen, wherever they may live, are citizens of berlin. and therefore as a free man i take pride in the words ich bin ein berliner. [cheering] >> june was over, but five cities wrote history in the book of the world. prophets could guess wiseman could one, but no one could guess the cities destined to write their names on future calendars. >> you are watching american history tv

wall is built on the border. >> mexico makes a fortune because of us. peanut compared -- >> so you would cutoff business or impose tariffs unless they built a wall. >> >> i would do something very severe unless they contributed or gave us money to build the wall. >> the plan isn't feasible or responsible. trump also wants a new trade agenda but can't manage to follow his own rules as it appears. he still sells his ties made in china. >> is it hypocritical at all for you to talk about this while you are manufacturing clothes in -- >> they have manipulating currency to such a point it is impossible for our companies to compete. >> you ding ford for manufacturing in mexico. >> i say congratulations. but i wouldn't let you do it. i wouldn't let them manipulate their currency because that is what they do. >> trump wants to lead the count country but he won't lead by example as it appears. to his credit he's talking about trade more than anybody else out there. and that leads to jobs. and the value of tax puts this country's exports at a clear disadvantage. f

they used spoons to dig through the walls, left dummies in their beds and fled into the bay using rain coats as makeshift rafts, still unyear whether they made it -- unclear whether they made it or died trying. >>> b.a.r.t. is shutting down the transbay two for five days this summer so -- tube for five days this summer so b.a.r.t. is make repairs. the first closure is the first weekend in august and the other closure scheduled for the labor day weekend. here's kpix5 insider phil matier. >> reporter: they can't do the work at night because there's not enough time. they can't do it during the day because of say. issues. they're o.ing to shut the system down for two weekends. that's going to cost a lot of money, have to rent a lot of buses and take a lot of time. so there's a suggestion being made possibly do it one five- day period in a row, get it all done over labor day weekend. it might pay off in the long run. we'll know in the next couple days. >>> i don't have to tell you traffic tickets are very expensive. fighting them can be a headache, but mark kelly tells us about a new rule t

you're doing a great job stone walling us but hackers not so much. so were the social security numbers, were they encrypted? yes or no? ms. archuleta: no, they were not. >> there you go. there you go. now we're getting somewhere. that is pretty basic though. that is pretty basic. encrypting social security numbers. all of this happy talk about these complex systems we're going to come up with, you're not even encrypting people's social security numbers. that is a shame. let me ask you about this standard form 86. for those of you obviously you know standard form 86 is what we require employees to fill out if they are going to receive security clearance. these are people who have sensitive information. we drill down on these folks. this is a copy of the application. it is online if you want to look it a. it is 127 pages online. we ask them everything. what kind of underwear they wear. what kind of toothpaste. it is a deep dive. we want to know when people get security clearance that they are trust worthy. there is information have you ever been arrest

us. the dollar/yen is pretty much unchanged. but we are going to be reacting to what happened on wall street, with stocks dipping on signs the economys struggling to regain momentum. some parts of the many fracturing sector increased output, but others faltered. su keenan is joining us with all of the action on wall street. su? su: when it comes to sufferinging, it is and when one, starts to improve, another is suffering. this shows some improvement from early your weakness, but factory production unexpectedly declined in may as a slump in energy out deepened. the sluggish data suggested that militaryes and some products are still holding back american factories, and to quote one chief economist, manufacturing was a big source of economic activity back in 2014. at, it is not contributing all, he says. a different story with homebuilders. confidence among homebuilders has rebounded in june to a nine-month high, and sales over the next half year suggests that further gains are out there, the andest in a decade, mortgage rates are slowing demand, and that is significant. : we also have the fomc about to begin their meeting. what should

the details are coming from "the new york times" and "the wall street journal." joining use national security reporter for "the wall street journal." thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> am i right that it is about 500 more troops? do we have a clear sense of how many more troops will go and what exactly they will do? >> i think that is one thing they're trying to fine tune. because when you send in more advisers you need to provide more security for those people to move around. we're looking at 4 to 500 more advisers going to this new base. what is especially interesting is they're not there to train the iraqi forces as much as they are there to help to craft the plan to re-take ramadi. and that is really the significant shift in the strategy. >> and they're crafting the plan versus advising them. do you mean by that they will be actually more involved in the actual fighting in. >> they're not going to be more out-forward as some critics of the president's plan calls for in terms of helping to target islamic station positions. but they're going to

police believe they used tools to dig through a 24-inch wall in the rear of their cell. from there they entered a steam pipeline and accessed tunnels. and the marshals office have filed charges. we know the state of new york hoping people will come forward with any help they can. even offering a $100,000 reward for the two individuals. two priorities this morning, track them down and try to find out how they were able to execute such an elaborate plan. john and christine. >> pablo, thank you. >>> and meeting in the german alps. president obama set to meet with the prime minister al abadi. >> do they line up shortest to tallest there? it is like my kid's soccer team. >> they are focusing on russian aggression in ukraine. for latest from the summit let's bring in atika shubert. good morning, antika. >> reporter: yes, at president obama's meeting with angela merkel yesterday, more than half of the discussion was devoted to the crisis in ukraine and convincing them to stay strong on the sanctions over russia. it is about convinceing europe the sanctions are having an impact

the two cutting through walls and pipes, using a catwalk to get out, exiting through this manhole. authorities have followed thousands of leads. zeroing in on the area near the prison. >> we have no reason to believe they're in canada yet. >> reporter: the terrain had not made this an easy capture for law enforcement. >> it's rugged, it's tenacious. weather has not cooperated. it's probably been as much of a challenge to the inmates as it has been to law enforcement. >> reporter: there are very few roads here in malone leading to lake titus. they have all been shut down. and residents who are trying to get back to their homes are told it's just simply too dangerous to go through there now. lester? >> stephanie gosk in upstate new york thank you. >>> now to that historic supreme court decision legalizing same-sex marriage across the land. and it's profound. the 5-4 vote in many ways reflecting the huge societal shift of the last 20 years. the president saying today there are days like this when that slow steady effort is rewarded with justice that arrives like a thunderbolt. we'll h

wall. when was the last time anybody saw us beating let's say china in a trade deal? they kill us. i beat china all the time. all the time. when did we beat japan at anything? they send their cars over by the millions. and what do we do? when was the last time you saw a chevrolet in tokyo? >> i don't even know where to start. pages upon pages. >> amazing. >> like 50 minutes of -- it's pretty darn good kg. at least you saw some fresh ideas. >> i said it was like the lego movie the theme song "everything is awesome." it really got me excited. i felt richer just listening to him, that there's going to be economic prosperity. i like his business approach. he clearly loves america. i thought this was a great speech. that's what i love about this country. you can have people like this success story, now he's putting his hat in. let's see. i don't know. it will be fun. >> greg he said he's going to be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. >> he's probably created more jobs than most small countries just by the building in new york. what i find interesting about what happened

the men cutting their way through concrete walls and steel grates using contraband power tools, scalingn pipes before emerging from a city sewer outside the prison walls. the prison only 20 miles from the canadian border and growing concern the inmates may no longer be in the area. >> it's almost impossible to think that this was done without help from someone both inside and in particular outside the prison. >> tonight governor como is asking the public for any information to help find these two escaped convicts. the state is offering a $100,000 reward to help get them back. tom? >> the reward, hopefully it leps. thank you. tonight the storms are driving east heading toward the midwest most crowded cities. more than 25 million people on alert for severe weather at this hour. this time lapse video from eastern nebraska shows a supercell. look at the swirling clouds. and in hard-hit colorado more hail bouncing on the street. covering it like snow. you can hear it. and those storms blow through. rob is here. a lot of people looking up at the skies tonight. >> we have a number of severe we

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give us a wall street view, obviously the stocks are looking good.hony: as part of the announcement, the company reaffirmed therefore your guidance. -- therir full-year guidance. i think there are a number of investors, like the previous colors, who think -- previous callers, who think twitter can make it more engaging to rejuvenate growth in users, to amp optimization and accelerate it. there is a view that there is a a time for a fresh change in leadership. we will see what they say on their stock call. going back to the early days if any one of your listeners has read "hatching twitter," you can take away from that book that you have a history of change in terms of leadership. by contrast that with something like facebook, which admittedly is conversely -- which admittedly is controlled closely by mark. but they have a strong clarified vision for the company. it remains to be seen whether or not these management changes will have a more detrimental impact on twitter overtime than a positive one. emily: i have read every word of that book, "hatchin

anthony, give us the wall street view on this. obviously the stock is looking pretty good.nthony: just on the stock movement after the close, as part of the announcement, the company reaffirmed their full-year guidance. that is part of the reaction. there are a number of investors who like the previous callers inc. the twitter can overhaul its user interface to improve it to make it more engaging, to rejuvenate growth in users, to amp the monetization. there is a view that there is time for a fresh change in leadership. we will see what the company says on its conference call in half an hour and see how the stock trades tomorrow morning. it is such a volatile leadership culture at twitter, even going back to the early days, and if anyone of your listeners has read "hatching twitter," you can take away from that book that you have a history of change in terms of the leadership, and for me, i contrast that with something like facebook, which admittedly is controlled and closely held by mark, but you have a very stable leadership and a very strong and will -- well clarified vi

what i remember about them is how far reaching he was at i have on my wall some notes he used in the congressional leadership meeting that he would have on tuesdays. where he described the environmental movement, which was developing in the united states in 1970 or 1971. and president next and was trying to explain the republican senators in congress --president nixon was trying to explain that it was coming. that is when earth day was created. that is when the clean air and clean water acts were passed unanimously. president nixon was far ahead of this time in understanding the importance of the environment. his administration created the epa, which is one of the agencies republicans most detest because of its overreach. bill clinton is a gifted person. i know him very well. we were elected governor the same day in 1978. and he and hillary and honey my wife and i, would see each other often at conferences. we worked on the same problems -- on education, on roads, on healthy children, try to help our states move ahead. our family incomes in arkansas and tennessee's were both low. i w