mayor walsh: very big.mily: $150 million in incentive packages, how will you know if it was worth it? mayor walsh: it is already worth it. when you think of ge moving their global headquarters to the city of boston, we are seeing the benefits and results. it is incredible. just the chatter in our city of the companies here and wanting to stay here when they are grounded here. we have a lot of startups, and i think a lot of companies say, wait a minute. why do we want to leave the city when we have companies like general electric coming in every day? general electric is such a big win for the city. emily: do you think ge will be a big fire here? mayor walsh: i think so. when we have conversations about moving forward, and it was a collaborative approach with the governor and myself, working closely. he is working very closely. i do not think we put the biggest incentive factors on the table. the political atmosphere in our city is healthy and in environment is healthy for business. that's really what we want

--er walsh: people don't walsh: the states here, people think of the water from where we are, but downtown 35% of our office space is tech companies. we have a lot of great innovation and start up companies here. we have 25 universities in the city, so we have a lot of rain power here. to.y: getting ge was a huge how will you know if it is worth it? mayor walsh: i think it is already worth it. they are moving their global headquarters to the city of boston and we are already seeing the benefits and the results of that. companies wanting to stay here after they get grounded, we have a lot of startups and i think a lot of company say why do we want to leave the city where we have companies like general electric coming into our city every day. general electric is one of those that such a win for our city. it will be a think big acquirer here? we have the when conversations about the collaborative approach with the governor and myself, a republican governor and democratic mayor working closely, i don't think we put a big incentive package on the table. jeff and melt said that is healthy in thi

senate on today's agenda, the adam walsh reauthorization act. it would authorize $81 million for sex offender registration programs and it would establish new justice department programs to assist survivors of sexual assault. this is why the senate coverage on c-span2. -- this is live senate coverage on c-span c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. mighty god, you shine in glorious radiance. the world belongs to you and everything in it. teach us to trust you in turbulent times, striving always to live for your glory. bless our senators. may your completeness surround their incompleteness, your strength support their weakness and your wisdom guide their minds. give them the insight, guide them down paths they cannot see. give them the insight, the courage and the faith to escape the repetition of old errors as they strive to embrace your truth. lord, help us all to offer to you the sacrifice of repentant hearts. we pray in your mer

we will kick off with comments from maher walsh. -- from mayor walsh. own andn holding its biotech.o the heart of the innovation cluster and conversation with foundation medicine. we talked to the director of the famed m.i.t. media lab, responsible for bringing the biggest innovations in tech from wearables to touchscreens. in boston, bringing the annual meeting of the chamber of commerce to meet the man who made the deal happen. walsh.ton mayor, marty i want to talk about boston in general. i was in silicon valley covering technology. it is the center of the tech hub, with new york in second. where is boston? >> number two in the percentage of tech workers in america. there is a lot of great things happening with the great ecosystem, innovative economy. we areoften wonder where right now. downtown boston, 35 percent of office space is tech companies. greate a lot of innovation and startup companies. we have 25 universities in the city and 75 in the greater boston area. we have a lot of brainpower. million in incentive packages, how will you know if it was worth it? >> is already wo

adam walsh.abducted from florida in a shopping mall in '81 and later found brutally murdered. after adam's disappearance, his parents worked tirelessly to help establish a national resource for families of missing kids. adam's father and host of cnn "the hunt" john walsh and that is your brain child. the national center for missing and exploited children and it is so good to have you with us today to talk about the very newest messaging that the national center is bringing out and as you are walking up on the stage and bryan cranston was walking off the stage, all of a sudden, we realized you are also involved with the same campaign and your involved with john walsh. how is bryan involved and tell me about this rock one sock. >> we were friends a lot time ago, all the years on fox "malcolm in the middle" king of tidy whiteys and he said, where are you going? he said, would you ever come and see our building? our seven-story building in washington, dc, the national center for missing exploited chi

president, i come to the floor today to speak in favor of the adam walsh reauthorization act, which i am pleased to say passed the senate yesterday. i want to thank my colleague, senator grassley, and senator schumer, for their work on this issue. i was a cosponsor of this bipartisan legislation which reauthorizes key provisions of the adam walsh child protection and safety act. the bill, as you know, is named for adam walsh who was abducted and murdered from a sears department store when he was just 6 years old. we need to work harder to prevent horrific crimes like this from happening again. in this regard, federal support is vital to state and local law enforcement efforts to make sure sex offenders can be tracked and monitored. this legislation creates a safer environment for our children by providing needed resources for those on the front lines. in particular, the bill assists state and local law enforcement in improving sex offender registries and information sharing and aids them in locating and -- -- apprehending sex offenders. we know that sex offenders are not afraid to mov

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deck decla declandeclan walsh, e program. you're one of the few western reporters to be inside government-controlled syria during this moment in the civil war. what is it like? >> reporter: well, it's a country that is under tight control from bashar al-assad in those parts of syria that he still controls. and there are military checkposts everywhere. there is the image of the president, bashar al-assad, everywhere you turn, on every major public junction. and, you know, it's a very strange place in many ways, a place of great contrasts. you have in damascus, just on outskirts of the city, there are many neighborhoods that are controlled by the rebels. there is sporadic fighting that goes on all the time there. yet, in the city center itself, there is some form, a semblance of normal life that's taking place. people are going book btheir business. there's traffic. at the weekends, people celebrate. i saw many weddings take place. so people seem to have determined, as much as they can, that they need on get on with their norma

uptick as they rival for supremacy or different leaders for the job, wolf. >> thank you, nick paton walsh, reporting for us. right here on cnn, fareed zakaria investigates why radical muslims hate america and the west. the special documentary, why they hate us, 9:00 p.m. here on cnn. >>> coming up, an officer of the freddie gray death case in baltimore is found not guilty on all counts. what the verdict could mean for other officers facing charges in this case. that live. >>> plus, the democrats seemingly at war with one another while polls show donald trump closing the gap dramatically with hillary clinton. we have details. a lot more coming up. >>> a race for the white house. donald trump is trying to rally republicans while bernie sanders is waging war against the democratic party. hillary clinton is caught between the ongoing primary fight in the general election battle that's up coming out of the campaign trail. clinton trying to shore up labor union support in detroit where she's getting ready to address the service employee's international union. this hour, you look at live picture

that's john walsh. posted this photo here. >> the caption says, amazing to see all the supporters of national missing children's day with #rock one sock. thank you, #hope. he's known for hosting the tv show america's most wanted. his son was abducted and murdered in '81 which prompted walsh to become a victim rights advocate. >> our violent crimes against children's unit is rocking one sock for national missing children's day tomorrow. rock june -- rock one sock. growing up, i remember who john walsh was, hearing the story of his son good for things like this to keep the awareness out there. >> i love the power of social media on an issue like this. you see the one sock and you're reminded of a serious subject. way to rock those one socks. hi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. h

. >>> up next, cnn nick peyton walsh takes us to the fight against isis in libya. the worst isis attacks in months. i take these out... ...to put in dr. scholl's active series insoles. they help reduce wear and tear on my legs, becuase they have triple zone protection. ... and reduce shock by 40%. so i feel like i'm ready to take on anything. working my canister off to clean and shine... and give proven protection... against fading and aging. he won't use those copycat wipes. hi...doing anything later? the quiet type. i like that. armor all original protectant. don't be dull. inside libya and the united states' fight against isis. just recently, pentagon officials have acknowledged u.s. military presence in libya, where u.s. special forces and surveillance flights are operating. cnn went with militia in libya who are trying to keep isis from taking over. they already control an estimated tenth of the coastline. nick paton walsh reports. >> reporter: this is the eye in the sky for america's the quietest war on isis. in libya, a specially adapted spy plane. these fli

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nick paton walsh, cnn, libya. >> some other stories we're following for you. a major voice is leaving the geneva peace talks aimed at ending the syrian civil war. the chief negotiator for the syrian rebel group said he resigned out of frustration over the lack of progress with the dire humanitarian situation in the country. he called on the international community to follow through on achieving peace in the region. >> in northern iraq, officials say thousands of kurdish troops have launched an effective against isis near mosul. peshmerga led forces aimed to dislodge the terror group from villages said to have been kurdish. local media report this comes ahead of a joint iraqi/kurdish effective to retake mosul. mosul is iraq's second largest city and was captured by isis in june 2014. >>> still to come this hour, donald trump honors america's veterans at a rally in washington, but his controversial comments about vietnam war veterans, senator john mccain, are raising questions about trump's sincerity. >>> plus brazil continues to struggle with political corrupti

jon: congressman walsh, let's start with you. you heard some of bernie sanders rallying cries in that snippet of his campaign ad, the economy for instance area how is that flying and how does it affect more importantly hillary clinton's campaign? >> i think we are in uncharted waters here. i think hillary clinton, john, is going to have a real challenge here trying to get ernie's reporters. we are in a populist moment like this country hasn't seen in ages. we are upset with and disgusted with politicians. that's what hillary is. i know a lot of talking heads out there are saying that like hillary supporters who came around to obama in 08, bernie sanders people are going to come around to hillary this year. i don't think that's the case. she's going to have to make a deal because bernie supporters want nothing to do with politicians. this is unbelievably different. jon: he was asking there for changes in the democratic party. let's make substantial, long-lasting changes. the guy wasn't even a democrat when he started this campaign

as senior international correspondent, nick paton walsh is reporting. >> reporter: this is the eye inibya, especially adapted spy plane. part of a growing effort by u.s. intelligence agencies to learn as much as they can about isis in what many consider to be its most dangerous stronghold so close to europe. >> buried in the rock of the remote sicilyan. chatter from above the failed state, a tenth of whose line isis now control. and down here is where it matters. along isolated road between the libyan city of mezrata and the isis stronghold of sert. this day is all bad news. isis is using a suicide bomber to help advance yet. fighters tell us that americans are also on the ground here. along this road, we see reinforcements pour down here and they look like armored suvs containing western looking soldiers. they're never aborvous about wh see. later revealed a dozen troops operate out of a nearby asir bae and wouldn't give details. this man saying he managed to save his family as isis moved into their hometown. this was the scene they left behind. these chaoticmilitia is all that stand

let's bring in cnn's senior international correspondent nick paton walsh, live in rio de janeiro, brazil's not just spectators who are concerned. now some athletes are saying they might skip the world's biggest sporting event. >> jake, absolutely. this growing drum beat of concern amongst athletes, most recently the nba title holder, six-time all-star pau gasol, his opinion suggesting he's deeply concerned about what zika could do to his health if he were to catch it, carrying extra weight. joining, not a chorus but a growing number of sports people who aren't worrying about their events but instead their own personal health. we heard from u.s. soccer goalkeeper hope solo. now jessica ennis hill and others are coming forward saying they're really not sure what it means to be here, increasing uncertainty over how dangerous the disease is itself. that puts their advice in line with the uscdc's. i think it shows how more information is coming to light and perhaps undermines confidence in what scientists know about this particular stage, jake. >> all right, nick paton walsh, live in rio. hil

thank you very much, joan walsh. i try to summarize opinion here. >> thank you. >> a bit of disputation. our coverage will continue after this. and this is "hardball." >>> i'm chris matthews. our continuing coverage of the protests in new mexico tonight. pretty much over. donald trump is now the projected winner. the state of washington republican primary tonight. but his victory was overshadowed by the democrat stragss that happened outside of his rally in albuquerque. protesters yelled shut it down and throwing rocks and bottles at offers. officers dressed in riot gear tried to contain the crowd outside. as we've been reporting, no injuries of officers yet. but they have used smoke grenades. inside the convention, to where trump was speaking to about 8,000 supporters, security officials escorted out protesters that tried to disrupt trump's message. when we return, we will join the rachel maddow show, already in progress. your can have the one-note wonders. the hacks. the gutsy, the grown-ups, the honest. those with

. >> it has an egg walsh and panco. >> you wind up with an empty fried ball. >> come on now don't jumply? >> deep fried water. >> i know you can just about deep fry anything. >> i'm going with real. >> the purpose is just because you can. >> deep fried some water. i'll say yes real food. >> i think it would be fun to pass out at hors d'oeuvres. >> do you think? >> it aedes some authenticity to this video as well. so this is real. >> and our last video. [ gunshot ] >> what i'm asking you is real or fake is the guy's reaction that they seem to be pranking their co-workers in the back. >> i've seen this prank in asia where there's a series that went around people go around corners. >> it's real reaction but a prank. >> they totally got that guy. >> i go real because i know i would be out. >> they really set this up. they would have shot it vertically. >> i thought that was genuine reaction. our users saying it's real. i'll go with the majority here. we're going real. >> thank you, brother. >> bad dude. >> seo. >> hannah is ready to say i do. but fares surprise. >> she doesn't know who is

nick paton walsh, cnn, tripoli. >> very powerful report. we want to thank nick for doing that.e white house. right now, donald trump is back in california. after clinching the republican presidential nomination speaking at a campaign rally in fresno. i want to listen in. let's listen in. >> my environmental standard is simple. and i've said it to everybody. i want clean air and i want clean water. that's what i want. clean air, clean water. very, very simple. so we're going to be back up here. i believe me, we'll start opening up the water so that you can have your farmers survive so that your job market will get better. no, but there are some things inconceivable that they happen and wonder. i'm asking why, why, why and nobody can explain why they do this and they do it. your senators are for it but totally ineffective, unfortunately. you know they're for it for you, and then to the other side, they're for it for them. and then you wonder, i wonder why nothing happens but when you're with the senators, they want you and then go to the environmental side and they want them. and

you're one of the people in the loop, we'll find out soon enough but i did call my chief of staff, katy walsh, you know, what if ted cruz actually drops out tonight, what do you think of that? we talked a little bit. i don't think it's going to happen. so went to the fund-raiser and sure enough you know, when the cell phone starts buzzing, a few buzzes is one thing. when you get like 15 in a row, you don't want to look down at your phone talking to people and you pick it up, you realize, i okay, i guess the rumor was true. i went back to the house in kenosha which i hadn't been to in very long time which was nice. and, that was it. and made some phone calls. obviously talked to donald trump a couple times. i think he did a nice job, very gracious in his speech that night. i think we need, obviously more of that. i think being presidential, 30,000 feet, gracious. i'm hoping we'll see more of that. >> does "crooked hillary" count as presidential? >> look. i know he has done an effective job of labeling. look i think she has a history of being crooked. she has a lot to answer for. she has famili

joan walsh and joey reed and a man who spent a lot of time in louisville. if hillary clinton wins tonight. it is a morale boost. >> i think it is a big win. this is not clinton country. this profile of the state is more of a sanders state. 8% african-american. not the kind of place she wins. so she clearly put resources into it. she clearly cared. also, this uncommitted number is so fascinating and it reminds me of the voters, the sanders voters in west virginia last week who said they would vote for trump in the general election. there is this disaffected republican group but you gave them an actual option that was nonsanders and they went for that option. so that is -- >> it is a leading indicator as you say. howard, you know this place pretty well working for the louisville journal. how about it? >> hillary needed this win to change the sense inside of the party that she was somehow a stagnant candidate. she put a ton of effort into this. she made 15, 20 appearances in kentucky over the last few weeks. they wanted to win to break the chain, also to be th

towards peace talks which is what the white house may still have a lot of questions. >> nick paton walshting for us. thank you very much. >>> coming up. president obama's apology. the crime that has been expressing deepest regrets of condolences to the people of japan. >>> and you're looking at live pictures. the hillary clinton campaign event in buena park, california. we're keeping an eye on the stage. we'll bring you some of the event once she starts speaking. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this savings applies to every vehicle on your policy. call to learn more. switch to liberty

we're joined by joan walsh and our national political reporter for bloomberg politics. let's start with you joan. we've been watching the poll that came out from nbc news and wall street journal. it's showing it's tightening trump between clinton, but bernie sanders still maintaining a strong double digit lead. i want to play a little bit of what was said here by hillary clinton on "meet the press" and i'll get your reaction. >> great. >> i don't think he's had a single negative ad ever run against him. that's fine. we know what we're going into and we understand what it's going to take to win in the fall. finally, i would say that polls this far out mean nothing. they certainly mean nothing to me, and i think if people go back and look they really mean nothing in terms of analyzing what's going to happen in the fall. >> you think this lead for sanders is an illusion, a little bit? >> i'll let others speak to that. i think i'm in a much stronger position. >> we have others. joan walsh. there hasn't necessarily been a negative attack against him. >> no, there hasn't. she

back with me, joan walsh, fer and in and rick tyler. rick, i'm going to go to you first.meaning the congress, would just constrain donald trump and there's nothing to worry about, when i heard that i thought about a clip from grover norquist and something he said back in 2012 and he was talking about what conservatives want and need as a president. take a listen to this. it's a little long but i want to get your response on the other side. >> we just need a president to sign this stuff. we don't need someone to think it up or design it. we have a house and a senate. the leadership now for the modern conservative movement for the next 20 years will be coming out of the house and the senate, so focus on electing the most conservative republican who can win in each house seat and the most conservative republican who can win in each senate seat and then pick a republican with enough working digits to handle a pen to become president of the united states. >> now, rick, that was said by club for growth founder grover norquist in february of 2012, ahead of the 2012 election, and

with me on the set, joan walsh, joy reid. i want you to give your summation of this and try to do it in a way that captures, touches all the bases. >> yeah, i think we're looking at, as you said, a long, hot summer. wherever donald trump goes, these are the kinds of protests that are going to follow him. he eggs them on. i think that he sees this as beneficial to him. it helps him be him. it allows him to be the carnival barker and get out there and humiliate -- >> making your point, the person from the top of the team put out they like basically to mock the people there. >> i see a lot of people expressing their humanity in a face of a candidate who's really built his candidacy on denouncing their humanity. yeah, there are a few people out there not actually out there to protest but at the end of the day, they accomplished their goal, got on tv and got their issues aired. >> i thought the three people we heard from were great. >> they have grievances. it's not like it's mindless or they want violence. they're speaking out ag

willie walsh is the ceo of the international airline group.h more than 400 silicon valley companies with offices in the uk and 118 british companies with offices in silicon valley, the new route made sense. >> it is a high-tech community and it has always wanted a direct flight to san jose. >> now that it is here, passengers are giddy. >> at this time of day to get to sfo, it is wonderful to have it out of san jose. >> london is the first of four nonstop international flights. service to vancouver launches on may 9th, and service to frankfurt and shanghai launches in the summer. for now, it is british airways that is getting all of the attention. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> if you won tonight's powerball jackpot you could take the private jet that you own. no one won it though and it got bigger. it is an estimated $415 million for saturday's drawing. here are tonight's winning numbers. 30, 47,57, 66, 69 and the powerball number is 3. no winner so it rolls over big time for saturday. that's one we are gonna win. >> for sure. is the rain a sure th

. >> this is erika walsh. i have been stalking her for a couple weeks. are a west chester university student. >> yes. >> you got your training to be a fitness teacher, physical education teacher but we have to tell people is there more to your story, check this out. erika walsh might be the cute but touch coach through her king of prussia client but she is so much more than these great arms. february she left high school and head straight to basic training. her goal was to be a military police officer and would it happen quick, just months later, walsh was inside the detention camp at guantanamo bay, cuba next year she's on on guard maximum security. cover re, baghdad and more followed. in 2015, she says good bye to the uniform but she is still focused on helping our heroes. i'ming to go cry. you're a rock star. thank you for your service. >> thank you for your support. >> first of all lets tell people. you didn't think you would be in the fitness industry. you thought you you were going to be a military police officer. what changed. >> i saw you that i

let me bring in joan walsh, msnbc political analyst, and a supporter of hillary clinton's campaign.tarted listening to senator sanders. he talks about the superdelegates. as chris jansing pointed out, as we've shown on "meet the press" and all of the other stations, the math is 2345not there at th point. >> the math is not there. even if he got what he wanted and the superdelegates in the states he won gave him their support, if he got that, he would still be way behind hillary clinton in superdelegate support and in pledged delegate support. she's won the most number of states, she's won open primaries, closed primaries. it's getting -- i was a little bit perplexed yesterday when i saw that he was having a press conference and kind of reverting to that we do have a path forward and we're going to appeal to the superdelegates. that's not what he seemed to be saying last week so i'm not quite sure what's happening with the campaign. >> it's already been noted that donald trump has taken a number of comments that were repeated by -- that were said by senator sanders, he is now repeati

willie walsh is the ceo of the international airline group.h more than 400 silicon valley companies with offices in the uk and 118 british companies with offices in silicon valley, the new route made sense. >> it is a high-tech community and it has always wanted a direct flight to san jose. >> now that it is here, passengers are giddy. >> at this time of day to get to sfo, it is wonderful to have it out of san jose. >> london is the first of four nonstop international flights. service to vancouver launches on may 9th, and service to frankfurt and shanghai launches in the summer. for now, it is british airways that is getting all of the attention. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> if you won tonight's powerball jackpot you could take the private jet that you own. no one won it though and it got bigger. it is an estimated $415 million for saturday's drawing. here are tonight's winning numbers. 30, 47,57, 66, 69 and the powerball number is 3. no winner so it rolls over big time for saturday. that's one we are gonna win. >> for sure. is the rain a sure th

nick paton walsh is live in beirut.there a deputy who is ready to move up in the case of a death of the leader. now, the death has to be confirmed. but if he has been killed in this air strike, give us an idea of what the impact is on the taliban. >> reporter: well, first of all, you have to bear in mind that he only came to this position himself after a pretty lengthy and secretive power struggle after the secret death in 2012, 13, he was the long time leader, mansour then fought his way to that position. now, he is dead, yes, the question is, who takes his role. maybe those who sought to be who interviewed, but those fare, the deputy, who may in fact assume the rule. harkani is the chief facilitator of al qaeda in afghanistan. it could be a significant lurch, now, this morning, so far, the afghan government has begun to give more conclusive suggestions. they believe he is dead. the defense ministry and abdullah, who is the chief executive, prime minister to some degree, they've come forward and said he is dead. but th

let's get to nick paton walsh, nick. >> reporter: pam, yes, haibatullah akhundzada is a man in his 50sho has a pretty lengthy association with the taliban tribes around, and he tries to be the leader of this insurgency, no more a cleric than a military leader. he was the deputy to mullah mansour. >> technical difficulties there. we'll get back to nick paton walsh very soon. >>> still to come on this wednesday morning, trump courts the big money men. will they open up their checkbooks? one real estate mogul did just that, and he thinks other business leaders will do the same. fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. wireless world today could use a smile?ke the at cricket wireless, we think so. that's why, prices for plans are all in, taxes and fees included. and we've got more 4g lte coverage nationwide than t-mobile or sprint. that's a whote lotta network for not a lot a dough. it's what makes cricket the happiest place in the whole wireless world

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. ♪ ♪ snoo emily: david walsh in detroit.is work this >> the details are a little bit year. and going to be a you have a car that is awe ton must and still have a driver in the car. will be aier you will need rules how driverless cars will be used. it will be difficult to see how in 12 months they will get it done. you will get picked up by a no driver and someone else will book the car and off it goes. drivingand fiat and self- mini advance. how many years will i push a phone and feel comfortable with that? >> i don't know how you will be comfortable. we are looking at -- i think it's still a few years out. the technology is close to ready. general motors has a supercruise. you can cruise on the highway. you can cruise on the highway but doesn't recognize stop signs and that thing. while it is being tested is not quite there for the roads and the government hasn't figured out how to regulate it and what the testing requirements are. you will see some test pilots like this one like general to do. - motors hoped detroit.vid we

official thunderbird helmet an final flight briefing with my pilot lucky number seven major kevin walsh i'll talk you through every maneuver we're about to do. how many gs we're going to pull. which way we're going to t objective not to make you sick or pass out. have a real fun time. >> reporter: well, i feel the need for speed. here we go. i can't believe this is real. like this is nuts. at 720 miles an hour, here comes the g's. topping out at 6.6g's i felt like an astronaut launching into space. we barrel rolled in the sun. flew upside down. and did a loop so big we saw our smoke. we did it all and i lost it all, too. yuk. with one final spoof over the injuries seashore we turned back to base. i made it. and only filled two bags. >> whoo! >> congrats. >> thanks. thank uh-uh and the entire air force all the thunderbirds really i can't put into words what you do for all of. >> thunder birds, baby. >> all right. >> for the record, you can max out, you can top out at 9g's so i pulled 6.6. that's not too bad. but if you want to see all 12 of the real thunderbirds in action, check them out

official thunderbird helmet an final flight briefing with my pilot lucky number seven major kevin walsh'll talk you through every maneuver we're about to do. how many gs we're going to pull. which way we're going to t objective not to make you sick or pass out. have a real fun time. >> reporter: well, i feel the need for speed. here we go. i can't believe this is real. like this is nuts. at 720 miles an hour, here comes the g's. topping out at 6.6g's i felt like an astronaut launching into space. we barrel rolled in the sun. flew upside down. and did a loop so big we saw our smoke. we did it all and i lost it all, too. yuk. with one final spoof over the injuries seashore we turned back to base. i made it. and only filled two bags. >> whoo! >> congrats. >> thanks. thank uh-uh and the entire air force all the thunderbirds really i can't put into words what you do for all of. >> thunder birds, baby. >> all right. >> for the record, you can max out, you can top out at 9g's so i pulled 6.6. that's not too bad. but if you want to see all 12 of the real thunderbirds in action, check them out a

." >> espn, the great john walsh, john skipper? stlz a lot of people there. john walsh now retired.gave me one of my -- when he knew i was down and out, he gave me little articles to write. kind of, here. you know, i was begging. i was going around town begging, you know, "rolling stone," begging them. i wrote a piece about kellen winslow, you know? >> oh, yeah. >> i didn't even care. he ka giving me civillies. remember those? this article is awful, here's a kilfy. i always think john walsh for letting me stay in this business. but i think espn could be not bad. >> we mentioned krispy kreme earlier, as we expected, the stock is up almost trading right near the $21 cash deal that they have with jab. earlier, by the way, to correct the record, it was cody that came after avon. >> oh. >> i don't know, there's so many companies involved. but we were talking coffee earlier. remember the among lees deal that j.a.b. did? the huge deal -- that was the biggest coffee deal they've done. it is the largest of all their coffee properties at j.a.b. this is about doughnuts, not coffee. but another

nick paton walsh, cnn, tripoli. >>> this is "cnn newsroom." still ahead, the battle of balconies. homeowner wants britain to leave the european union. the other says, definitely not, and they put their differences, well, right there on display. ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. plus 36 month financing. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. demonstrators who want britain to remain in the european union will rally in london, avoiding a so-called brexit. earlier, friday, g7 leaders issued a warning on the impact of a british exit from the eu on the global economy including that group summit in japan, they said, quote, a uk exit from the eu would reverse the trend towards greater global trade and investment and the jobs they create and is a further serious risk to growth. the watchdog if the uk is criticizing the vote lead campaign. it's saying it has mislead voters claiming th

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and of course mayor marty walsh.f "bloomberg west this weekend on bloomberg television. ♪ ♪ brad: turning to another of elon musk's moonshot ideas. how can tesla meet its goal of delivering 500,000 electric cars by 2018? elon musk announced in even more ambitious production schedule on the most recent earnings call earlier this month. >> we are advancing the q3, for the model 3, both substantially. withverall volume plan, tesla aiming to get to half a million run rate in 2018 instead of 2020. this is based off of a tremendous amount of demand for the model 3, which is a fraction of the demand we will have went people -- when people fully understand what the car is capable of. is already talking about raising more capital, but that is only one hurdles tesla needs to overcome. dana hall is with me. first off, what is the giga factory? why is it so important to the future of tesla? dana: it is tesla's battery plant under construction east of reno, nevada. this is key to the future of the company, because the model three

joel walsh of illinois. here she is talking to fox and friends. her quotes were taken out of context. watch. >> they did take quotes from what i said. it appeared negative. i do not have a negative experience with donna trump. i do not appreciate them looking like i was saying it was a negative experience because it was not. >> what kind of an agenda do you think that the "new york times" had? >> here it begins. a full frontal assault to not down donald trump and stand with hillary. donald trump's behavior may have crossed the line. hillary's husband has screwed around on her for 40 plus years, trish. they have had an open marriage. i think candidates personal lives should be out of it. they are only going after trump and eight knowing the clintons and the personal issues they have had for years. that is not going to work. >> their personal life was very much in focus. trying to align trump so as to actually help hillary clinton. >> i would not dow it. let's be realistic. the l.a. times was bash last week for having a negative headline about hilla

in a tasha walsh was part of the team to onlior officer knee a a lee note a. it was a horrible crime on metro last fourth of now the parents of the american university graduate are speaking out. she was blindsided by cancer diagnosis. now sherri pull its is in remission and giving back. her mission about tweeting about vein cancer. we'll be right back. > hate to tell you, but bad t news if you're planning on visiting the washington monument tomorrow it will be close ted again due to issues related toad what do you think, the elevator. yep. you may remember the monument has been closed several times recently including two times last month over issues related to the elevator. for the first time we're hearing from the parents of the american university graduate who wasas stabbed to death on metro's redline just last fourth of july. just this week jazz per expires was he indicted to are the murder of kevin sutherland. the accused killer was in courtr yesterday. here's fox5's bob barnard. jazz per expires just 19 years old was in court here today along with more th

terry walsh jennings is headed to rio. they took home in beach volleyball this past weekend.medal in the games. it is her first without her partner, misty ray trainer after the london olympics. who could forget, one of the classic olympic game duos. we wish her well heading to the olympics. such an exciting and fun time here at nbc. >> that was a good match, too. >> yeah. >>> well, thank you so much for making us apart of your morning. we'll have local news tonight, at 4:30, 6:00 and 11:00. check us out all day at bay area nbc.com. have a great day. >>> this sunday, now, it's the democrats who are fighting in public. >> we will have the opportunity to defeat donald trump, we're going to have to defeat secretary clinton. >> this morning, my sitdown with hillary clinton. on bernie sanders. >> het me shea i don't think he has had a single negative ald against him. >> donald trump. >> no evidence he has ideas s about making america great. >> if you listen closely, it appears she has a new slogan. >> we're stronger together. we're stronger together. >> plus, the new findings from

sam walsh said he believed this environment, quote, calling the environment is a brave move.n this environment rather. >> gopro reports better than expected fourth quarter results. sorry, excuse me. we're on gannett. the chip maker which is thought to be a supplier for the iphone is also -- >> kor vqorvo all over the plac. there we are. 20th century fox. beat stuff. down 1.5% in the pre market. kraft heinz topped estimates as cost for raw materials including dairy and coffee fell. the maker says demand rose. realizing cost savings from the merger faster than expected and up very nicely. >> other stocks. fitbit first quarter profit falling 77%. costs nearly tripled. but sales surged and they are raising outlook. their second quarter earnings forecast came in well short of analysts estimates the stock clobbered down 13%. >> whole foods kept costs under control and also cut prices. cutting its full year outlook. investors though seem pleased with the results. that stock had been pretty much hammered all last year. iac interaction. the internet conglomerate says it continues to s