time warner. to handle customers that want to lower the cost of the service, time warner provided its agents thema chart that showed how much to lower the price of the package each time someone objected. people actually had a script. now if they get mad the first time, you can go down this much. if they get mad again, you can go down this much. found out when we interviewed you that if they ask, they would tell the price the lowestffered was price available at that time even though there was a lower chart that they could still offer. and when we asked you about well, at that, moment that was the lowest price that agent could offer. the kind of stuff that's driving people through the wall. for customers to not be able to determine when they have reached the lowest price? a customer know when they've gotten the best deal? to my call, i kept getting mad and i $120 back plus i got rid of the $7.99. i never would have known to do hadn't done that investigation. will you all make a commitment today to a

time warner. to handle customers that want to lower the cost of the service, time warner provides agents with a chart that showed them how much to lower the price of the package each time the customer objected. the people actually had a script. now, if they get mad the first time, you can go down this much. if they get mad again, you can go down this much. and then we found out when we interviewed you that if they ask, they would tell the price they just offered was the lowest price available at that time, even though there was a lower price on the chart. they could still offer. and when we ask you about that you said well at that moment, that was the lowest price that agent could offer. that's the kind of stuff that's driving people through the wall. is it fair for customers to not be able to determine when they have reached the lowest price? how does a customer know when they've gotten the best deal? you can listen to my call, i kept getting mad and i got $120 back and got rid of the $7.99. i ne

time warner. to handle customers that want to lower the cost of the service, time warner provides agents with a chart that showed them how much to lower the price of the package each time the customer objected. the people actually had a script. now, if they get mad the first time, you can go down this much. if they get mad again, you can go down this much. and then we found out when we interviewed you that if they ask, they would tell the price they just offered was the lowest price available at that time, even though there was a lower price on the chart. they could still offer. and when we ask you about that you said well at that moment, that was the lowest price that agent could offer. that's the kind of stuff that's driving people through the wall. is it fair for customers to not be able to determine when they have reached the lowest price? how does a customer know when they've gotten the best deal? you can listen to my call, i kept getting mad and i got $120 back and got rid of the $7.99. i ne

time warner. to handle customers that want to lower the cost of the service, time warner provides agents with a chart that showed them how much to lower the price of the package each time the customer objected. if they get mad the first time you can go down this much, then we found out when we interviewed you that if they ask they would tell the price they just offered was the lowest price available at that time, even though there was a lower price on the chart. they could still offer. and when we ask you about that you said well at that moment, that was the lowest price that agent could offer. that's the kind of stuff that's driving people through the wall. how does a customer know when they've gotten the best deal? you can listen to my call, i kept getting mad and i got $120 back and got rid of the $7.99. i never would have known to do that if we hadn't done this investigation. will you all make a commitment today to advertise the lowest price available? any of you? will you publish it on your w

warner cable executive but also as a private citizen. my most recent position at time warner cable was executive vice president and chief operating officer for residential services. in this role, i lived the customer care marketing and sales operations for the company's residential service. to the extent that questions arise relate together future of time warner cable and charter, i will defer to the witness kathleen mayo. we serve 15 million customers receiving video, internet or telephone services from maine to hawaii. we employ thousands of customer service representatives who we train first and foremost to serve our customers. let me begin by acknowledging that we're well aware of the issues that we've discussed by the subcommittee today. those of who you live in a time warner cable area have probably seen our most recent ad campaign in which we acknowledge and highlight prior service challenges before explaining the steps we're taking as a company to address the short comings. that campaign is a culmination of efforts made during my

time warner in particular.e'll look at it first in the context of where this consumer discretionary part of the market has done media versus xly, the entire sector. one of the things we know about getting long something is you have the condition of underperformance and recent outperformance. you have a setup. we have the preceding condition of underperformance. this is a basket of media stocks. and i will show you the names in a second. and how much it's lagged over the last two years. down 14%, versus the consumer discretionary setup. so that's our setup. underperformance. but then you want after that setup, comcast, these numbers themselves. look at this group of stocks. this basket that i've got here, on a one-month basis, up 4.4. in a three-month basis 9. now look at that compared to the market. or compared to its peer group, consumer discretion. you've got massive outperformance in the context of preceding underperformance. that's a good setup. let's look at other charts and try to go through here. here's

>> warner: it was a day of high drama at the e.u. parliament in brussels. nigel farage-- a leader of the brexit movement, head of the u.k.'s independence party and member of the e.u. parliament-- taunted his fellow lawmakers. >> you, as a political project are in denial. you're in denial that your currency is failing. you are in denial. well, just look at the mediterranean! i'll make one prediction this morning: the united kingdom will not be the last member state to leave the european union. allow us to go off and pursue our global ambitions and future. thank you. >> warner: amid the booing, marine le pen-- the leader of france's far-right national front-- came to farage's defense. >> ( translated ): look how beautiful history is when liberty succeeds and the will of the people can move things forward. this is perhaps the most important historic event in the continent since the fall of the berlin wall. >> warner: meanwhile, the timetable for negotiating britain's exit dominated much of the day. the president of the european commission urged london to invok

charter, which merged last month with time warner, telling abc news, "charter customers who were incorrectlyed are being notified and given a 12-month credit for these fees." and that it will "proactively issue a one-month credit to any time warner cable customer that was overcharged." rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> stand your ground if you call and they say we're not going to cut your bill, just be insistent. >> that's what they say because they have been trained to tell you no. and go through that bill line by line. >> yeah. (sounds of birds whistling) ♪ music ♪ introducing new k-y touch gel crème. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordable rate. it's true. if you're 50 t

chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner reports. >> warner: for five years, the savage syriaflict has killed some 400,000 and put millions more to flight. now, 51 mid-level diplomatic officials have gone on record advocating a dramatic shift in u.s. strategy-- they've signed an internal so-called "dissent letter" calling for "targeted military strikes" against president bashar al-assad's government. the dissenters argue it would help bring an end to the war, and deal a major blow to isis. andrew tabler, an expert on syria at the washington institute for near east policy, is familiar with the document's contents. >> if the assad regime violates the cessation of hostilities and uses it to further its position on the battlefield, in such cases military force could be used. second, if humanitarian assistance is not provided or is impeded in some way, military force could be used. >> warner: in copenhagen today, secretary of state john kerry said he had not yet seen the memo, but welcomed it. >> it's an important statement and i respect the process very, very much, and i will prob

charter, which merged last month with time warner, telling abc news, "charter customers who were incorrectlycharged are being notified and given a 12-month credit for these fees." and that it will "proactively issue a one-month credit to any time warner cable customer that was overcharged." and the best thing you can do to protect yourself is go over those bills line by line. if something doesn't make sense, call and immediately ask to speak to a supervisor. i spoke to a number of excustomer service reps and they say that is the person with the authority to help you and you have to stand firm, david. >> people are going to be angry when they these the instructions to charge more. rebecca, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, we have breaking news coming in right now about lebron james. >>> and, of course, you know him from "the godfather." al pacino being awarded. the full list. we'll be right back. my belly pain and constipation? i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation kee

it started with warner books. we warner books. we have a children books division, we have a christian division, we have a nonfiction division and we have a division called the hachette audio, and we just acquired another section which is publishing on fiction for all kinds a readers. >> host: what is the importance of having all this different influence? >> guest: wonderful thing about publishing is that it is done out of creative beings who have a focus on a kind of book usually. the publishing you noticed how time there is a lot of publishing company who is two companies names together, like lillian brown, the harper brothers, publishing is a collective activity. you want to have groups that are focused around individual titles. that one brand puts out all those books would lose the individuality that each of those publishing inputs have. they have different personalities, different books they love, different love, different ways to bring it to the world, and you want to have that branding, not because of consumers care so much,

. >> senator warner. > >> thank you, chairman. to reiterate once again personal thanks for you and all intelligence professionals who serve in day the ay out without recognition they deserve. are leading efforts to recognize the efforts. do small things like the intelligence professional days, a lot oflessed have to the intelligence community in virginia and i hope you will to folks at the agency how grateful we are for what you do day in and day out, number one. number two, i do want to raise terms of your response to senator widen. the issue around tkeupbl ittal security is one of the complex i've ever been engaged with. encryption just a small component of that. i think public press has the terrorists in used telegram, a belgium encrypted company and technology. apps a day are added to the store. over half of those are foreign entities. it's here te whether or not, we have legitimate challenges and issues on how we there a way within our legal structure to get information. i personally believe it would it would make america les

we got downed tree along the phoenixville pike, at warner lane. using shuttle buses on both the routes ten and the 15 trolleys. and come on, get your golden slippers, later tonight, the summer mummer concert down at second and washington. so we'll see some local detours from 8:00 to 10:00 tonight. otherwise looking good at the airport, and no problems on mass transit. lauren, back over to you. >> thanks, bob. another tragic story, kids playing with guns there is time community? germantown is mourning a 13 year old boy, steve keeley, at police headquarters, where police say this gun was probably stolen? >> i can't believe i'm out here again to report on philadelphia child getting shot in the face and killed, with an unintentional accidental shooting, and that is the case here. we've had three kids now, just since april. two, four year old girls, and now a 13 year old boy, he was shot just days after the school year ended in a yard, abandoned home, where they finds a gun, and some jewelry, likely, both stashed there, by a criminal who either stole t

[captioning made possible by warner bros.omestic television distribution] warner harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: future just released a mix tape and it is weird and ominous that at the same time he seems to be defending o.j. simpson thinking should be freed but saying he is a murderer and then i feel like he's threatening russell wilson ov overture ra. charles: it is possible although there are a lot of factors at play. it is called juice and it is future's d.j., his mixed tape and future is on a few of the songs including this one so listen first you will hear the o.j. simpson part but then there's a reference to his baby mama and a threat that definitely goes down. >> california county of los angeles we the jury in the before

a judge in los angeles approved a deal that ends ownership claims by warner music. the judge said the company does not own the right to the song and has to pay back all the royalties it has collected. silt in the public domain and free to sing. or not. >> how much money does it add town? >> a few million. we will look it up next time. >> i am out money by warner music, i think. >> i am owed money, as well, five bucks. >> reggie is the next birthday but not until september. >> so long...i am a week after him. >> i expect full >> not from me but we will see about the ladies. >> and at the alameda county fair, the heat. break in the evening at 84, and 67 at the end. tonight at game...they won last night playing the giants. it will be 64 and dropping to 58 at 10:00. around the state, 87 in lake tahoe. in the 100s throughout the central valley and 113 at palm springs and los angeles at 84. sue? >> new, emeryville, solid, or, nice stretch of roadway moving nicely about 15 minutes from golden gate field on the east shore drive through berkeley to the macarthur maze with no

i name them, indiana congressman eric and then i we've it through to john warner who let, helped leadiraq war authorization, the amu f. at a show whether the republic a democrat, older generation, younger generation, veteran or not, that these wars did start to sink in and i think john warner comes across as really, there's a saying when the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber. we heard way too many parents but there were a few giggles. in that chapter i would just point out we try and show that disconnect. but also a learning curve because i think john warner represented in my mind someone who understood when the iraq war was not going well, he didn't just, he didn't jess sharp is not the kind of the bush white house was very worried when john warner start to say timeout. so i point you to that chapter. but afterward i hope you die because you've asked some fundamentally important questions because it would learn anything from vietnam? vietnam we had the draft and we've never had the draft for these wars and i think that also makes wars easier and makes it easier to contin

report even says they discovered inside time warner cable own internal play book instructing employeeasid that and perhaps even raise the bill. and to be successful you have to do the opposite of what the customer is calling in for. charter which mental mroos with time warner telling abc news charter customers who were incorrectly charged are being notified and given a 12 month credit for these fees and that it will row actively issue a one month credit to any time warner cable customer that was over charged. rebecca jarvis abc news, new york. >>> led zeplin feeling whole lot of love tonight. los angeles federal court jury found he did not steal the intro to the classic song stairway to heaven. lawsuit filed two years ago claiming the rift was first recorded in the obscure instrumental the here by the band spirit in 1968 written by randy wolf. >> over the years it caused our brothers heart ache. he was never able to do anything about a lawsuit due to several reasons. being first and most importantly he has no money to pursue it. and second the statute of limitation had expired. >> the j

we heard too many parrots but there war a few eagles and that included john warner so in that chapter i point out we try to show that disconnect. but also a learning curve because i think john warner represented in my mind someone who understand when the iraq war wasn't going well he didn't shut his mouse and the white house was worried when he said, time-out here. so i point you to that chapter. afterward i hope we have time because you asked some fundamentally important questions. did we learn anything from vietnam? in vietnam we had the draft. we never had the draft for these wars and that makes war easier and easier to continue from the politicians. thank you. other questions? >> tell us about yourself and your experiences. how didout get into this? >> the question is -- well, i want to make sure that people can hear it on tv. she asked for an introduction for our veterans so come up. >> this is exactly how he operates. kael will ambush you, drag you along, you're in the back, about to ask your question and then he says, come on up. number of you want to hear from us. >> yeah, we

time warner and charter recently merged. >>> a major vote today on weather the u.k. should leave the european union. some analysts say the result could have a major inpact on your 401(k) and more. details on that ahead. plus, the cop facing the most serious charges in the death of freddie gray, cleared of any criminal wrongdoing. so, what does this mean for the other officers who have yet to go on trial in gray's death? he had the most serious charges. we are live at the courthouse coming up. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. (click) (whistle) tracfone 90-day plans start at twenty bucks, with no contract. and give you talk, text and data with unlimited carryover. it was amazing! that's ninety days of nothing-but-net (buzzer) for less. america's largest and most dependable 4g lte networks. android smartphones start at $19.99. or bring your favorite smartphone phone. tr

we are back with that reporters eric of warner and christina. let's begin with what you heard play out during our interview when with xavier becerra it comes to strategy and how democrats are going to talk about this presidential election and policy up on capitol hill. erika: i think that mr. be cerra's answer about paul ryan's poverty agenda tells you everything you need to know. he pivoted to ryan's endorsement ra saidp and what becer was given that endorsement and the fact that they're linking arms, he is not going to really listen to what paul ryan is proposing on poverty or any other topic. that is going to be the playbook from democrats for november. greta: christina, is that already happening on capitol hill? christina: it is, normally, that bill passes wide bipartisan majorities. party linest passed because there is a provision that would reverse the decision to stop using the word "illegal alien" in their subject setting and they argue that they are the ones who have been enabling [indiscernible] greta: talk a little bit about what you

so it looks like chris warner will have to testify. that trial, of course, going on right now.n june 19. prosecutors say warner has information regarding the deadly explosion of the san bruno pipeline in september of 2010. warner has 25 years of experience in gas transmission pipeline design, operation, and maintenance. he developed the integrity management program and was involved in regulatory compliance. san bruno blast killed eight people. if convicted on all charges, pg&e could be fined up to $562 million. >>> turning to sports, giants pitcher ryan vogelsong is now a pittsburgh pirate. his fans in the bay area are the ones who helped him get through this injury. you may -- this video where he was hit in the face by a now ball or a pitch here. >> a pitch. >> reporter: yeah, i think it's safe to say that ryan vogelsong left his heart in san francisco even though, you know, he is playing for pittsburgh his eye was swollen shut more than a day. doctors weren't sure if he could see. he is making a great recovery. he was seen warming up during last night's game. he took time out

. >> their report said they discovered inside time warner cable's own internal play back instructing employees in the customer wants to lower the bill you try and avoid that and, perhaps, even raise the bill. and, to be successful, you have to do the opposite of what the customer is calling in for. charter merged with time warner telling abc that charter customers are given definitely month credit for the fees. and it will proactively issue a one month credit to any time warner cable customer overcharged. >> this afternoon the warriors will introduce the two newest players on the team, with golden state drafted vanderbilt extra damian jones, the 7' jones will miss summer league after surgery the warriors paid $2.5 million to the bucks, drafting the 38th pick who has agreed to a two year deal. >> warriors all star clay thompson committed to play for team u.s.a. in the summer olympics in brazil according to our sister network espn. he will be joined by draymond green who has accepted an invitation to play for the olympic teams but steph curries havely announced he will not go to rio de

liz: great. >> warner. but anyway mr. warner, let's ask the producers to get the name.se i forgot. liz: bowman. much easier than gasparino. >> okay. let's just -- let me finish this. okay? anyway mr. bowman gave a private meeting to investors and analysts in berlin at a conference where he essentially said that he's still talking with santo about their bids, $62 a share bid, $122, 60 billion-dollar bid. and they still haven't basically agreed on it. there's the sticking point, which is price, we should point out two days ago. low and behold the journal me out with a story day which says he sent a lter basically confirming that. we reported it a couple of days ago to mon santos so here's the thing. i'm getting this from my sources, people close to him. bayer needs to send a higher bid if they want to stay in this thing. look, it went off its lows since that story broke just now. so it's going up but that is the bottom line. they have to, have to -- they're not going to accept 122. that's what we're saying. we'll see in the end, i don't -- 109. but still. i think that --

warner, reporter, and erika will kick us off. erika: thank you for being with us. hillary clinton wrapped up with a big win in california these past days, but there are a lot of committed sanders supporters across the nation. what does hillary clinton need to do to get those people enthusiastic about their campaign? rep. becerra: more of what she has been doing, reaching out, showing people how she will be the president that will bring real change, meaningful change, deep change, where no longer will we have to wait for a congress that is gridlocked and essentially asleep at the wheel, but we will actually improve options for the affordable care act, we will make sure that our foreign affairs are the things that we want to see our nation be involved in, not things that get us into battles. we want to make sure that as president she has the support of the american people to help with wages and decrease the debt burden on students that go to college. i think there are many things she will be able to do between now and november. it is all about convincing the american

i never heard from time warner cable. state, so they didn't really feel like they needed to tell me why. >> that's true, here's one of the quotes. they were concerned, the company was disturbed by your passion for the flag and his political affiliation. what's your political affiliation? >> my political affiliation is with peace and love. i really don't have a true political affiliation. >> so this happens. you grew up with marines, you talk about discipline, following orders. do you regret not asking first? >> no, sir, i do not. >> what's been the reaction from you no longer being there? what about for your friends and family and others? >> the outpour has been overwhelming. i don't know what to say for all the people sending me messages. it means a lot to me at this time. >> would you take your job back if time warner said, come back, we blew it? >> no, sir, i don't think i could work for time warner cable anymore. >> i can respect that. can i ask you what kind of job you're looking for? >> i'm looking for anything righ

in the movie business, one of ,he great founders, jack warner one of the founders of warner bros.omedy movie industry was going into a slump and he was asked how are we going to fix the movie business? he said there's nothing wrong with the movie business a few good movies won't fix. i think that's the core of tech strategy. the bad news is that it's hard to do new products and build innovation. it's hard to do what apple did under steve jobs. on the other hand, it is under your control. i'm sure they have a plan and if it works, i'm sure it will be great. mark: mark andreessen speaking with emily chang. we should add that bloomberg lp is an investor in andreessen horowitz. we are literally 10 minutes away from the european close. it is 4:20 in london. coming up, that love the charts, i will be looking at sterling versus the dollar. how much could it all if brexit materializes? ♪ our globale now for battle of the charts, where we look at some of the most telling charts of the day in with they mean for investors. you can access these charts on the bloomberg by running the function

. >> reporter: the music publishing warner chapel music agreed to end the claim of ownership and refund to end the long running dispute over royalty rights. >> the judge decided and declared the song in the public domain. that's a victory for artists and the public around the world. number two, he approved the defendants agreement to forego ever claiming to own the song again. >> reporter: the music $2 million annually for the tune. >> it's ridiculous. >> reporter: but that won't be the case any longer, so sing away. it's a happy day for happy birthday. ♪ happy birthday to you >>> i love hearing the legalese about the birthday song. the portuguese have three verses to the better day song. it goes on quite a while. >> i can imagine. today celebrity birthdays. >> john cusack. kathy baits. john elway. mel brooks turns 90. no to all them -- ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you >> this morning, inside the flooded disaster zone. >> thousands forced from their homes and businesses in west virginia. the heavy downpours stopped. as the waters recede, we get a closer look at the devast

senator mark warner stepped in.his neighbor and friend except that the award. >> now that that wrong has been righted for her will be right it for women in the future. the olda salute by guard, a flag for her casket handed over. they said that kathryn kept quiet about what she did. her cover was blown, but she insisted on finishing the mission. she died in january at the age of 100. the friends holding onto the legion of merit award say they are willing to pass it on if a museum will display it.

historical base for this summertime obsession as anna warner will make clear. >> just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water 100 years after the crew summer of the shark return to a town in new jersey and unlikely. >> almost like a frenzy. it absolutely was. >> what some call the real story behind "jaws" ahead on "sunday morning." >> i think we'll need a bigger boat, don't you? >> osgood: tonight is tony night on broadway and here on cbs as well. shawn hayes is a past nominee now performing the most heavenly stage role. as lee cowan. >> the opposition with leprosy. >> next time you have the urge to swear is perhaps think of taking shawn hayes name in vein. >> he's playing god. >> like a -- it is. it does feel like that. >> confessions of a comic diety, later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: our summer song this morning is song from the dead not the grateful dead, but from a band known as dead and company. anthony mason will bring it to light. >> the grateful dead's and pop star john mayer may seem like unlikely duetf. >> something to say. >> only time i ever got nauseous.

the reports call out time warner cable and charter communications.nate reports estimate time warner cable is over charging customers by $2 million this year. meantime, the senate report says that charter is over charging customers by more than $400,000 per month. both companies say they are working to address the issue. >>> several wildfires across the state have stretched firefighters in the, governor brown declared a state of emergency in the hardest hit area, we have an update, coming up next. >>> lets take a live look outside at conditions at the bay bridge this time around. plenty of sunshine there and for the weekend, it is the off the grid picnic and food truck party, 29 different food vendors at the main parade ground 11:00-4:00 today. and it is free to attend. ♪ if you have allergy congestion, muddling through your morning is nothing new. ...your nose is the only thing on your mind... ...and to get relief, anything is fair game. introducing rhinocort® allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec®. powerful relief from your most frustrating nasal

have an issue with a downed tree it's blocking all lanes, phoenixville pike, spring mill drive and warner lane. use 29 to get around the closure there. i-95 southbound traffic heading toward cot mannor a nice, easy ride in so far heading into center city. coming in from langhorne you're good to go. the schuylkill expressway no delays just yet. >> investigators are trying to piece together what led to a gun going off in the germantown section leaving a 13-year-old boy dead. annie mccormick is live at police headquarters with what we know about the deadly shooting. >> reporter: matt, homicide detectives are saying this is under investigation appears a group of kids were playing with a weapon before it went off tragically killing a 1-year-old. we're hearing reports that a teen turned himself in with a family member yesterday, but we're waiting to hear more information about that from police. just before 5:30 p.m. yesterday, police responded to the backyard of a property on east walnut lane, there sly huntly found his 13-year-old son shot in the face barely alive. >> it was gore, very graphic

senator warner says he hopes to hear in the next few weeks. >>> breaking news at the live desk.ice say a man arrested at a donald trump rally this weekend in las vegas wanted to shoot and kill the candidate. 19-year-old michael sanford tried to take a gun from a uniformed police officer at the event saturday, investigators say. according to court documents, he later told the secret service that he went to a shooting range last friday to learn how to shoot and had been planning the attack for a year. sanford, who is originally from the u.k., appears to have mental health problems. doreen? >> thank you. >>> major changes at a popular soccer program after a news4 i-team investigation. what the league is doing to keep your kids safe after a coach was recently arrested. >>> it's been seven years sce landsdown man dead. his wife nearly dead. the killer is taking responsibility for the crime but not without claiming he is a victim too. the words h good is in every blue diamond almond. contagious. and once it gets going there is no stopping what you can do. get your good going. blue dia

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. >> a user identifying himself as todd warner wrote, find another place to rest your n- word head.essages public odd an blog by one of jane's friends. warner cursed and used racist language, despite jane telling him to stop. >> outrageous. >> reporter: chris is the global head of policy for air bb. >> it's why we took immediate action and have a zero tolerance policy. >> it's part of the microaggressions of being a black men. >> reporter: she experienced racial bias, she started the hash tag, air bb while black. >> random excuses, it's booked. >> you got suspicious. >> i changed my profile. i changed the photo to city scape in chicago and changed my name to tina. after that, i never had issues. >> reporter: harvard business school study confirmed what she suspected, air bb guests with distinctly african american names were 16% less likely to be accepted than those with white names. the company says it's begun offering training to employees and host. laura murphy will conduct a comprehensive review, making shower guests and hosts are being treated fairly. >> the comments from the no

[captioning made possible by warner bros.distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: so you know about the sit-in in congress -- congress over gun control that a lot of democrats have disrupted congress and they say this is akin to the civil rights movement in the 1960's, that they are protesting because the republicans will not pass gun control or even bring it to the floor. so the ironny of ironies and this is a side note but one that we found really fascinating is this video. food was brought in to keep them going, them democrats. charles: right, they're not starving themselves. it's just a sit-in. and the food that arrived was chick-fil-a. a couple of

i think that's what senator warner's bill is. out what the government's role should be with folks like you. you have said that the role of government is one that we out.n't quite figured >> i don't know what the best way is but i just know that it has to be an effort undertaken the government and the huh- a very r in manner and going to come forward with a number of options and recommendations to optimize what we're trying to do on a national securitisy civil liberties front protects this country and this environment to the harm.ist to do us with the advances with encryption they are taking liberties that we have fought so hard to defend. > and i think right now although other people have talked about the need to figure to be doingre going i don't yber space, think we've put in place any kind of a cohesive process. china.turn to the hague is expected to rule china's claims and anticipated the ruling will philippines case. you can tell us your assessment hat the ruling and the ruling be a trigger for further escalation by china? r

maria: senator mark warner there, coming up.t is spending his last months in office stacking them. the questionable choice back in a minute. >> welcome to another tennis channel wimbledon court report. for fox business i'm andrew krasney. one man stole all the headlines on day one at the all england club. brit marcus willis came through prequalifying and qualifying, ranked number 772nd in the world took out berenkis to reach the second round. >> i kept training. yeah, probably heard, she made it very, very simple. give it another go. you're still young. a the lot of people think you're 25 if you haven't made it you're past it. i always believe you will peak at different ages. >> wimbledon prime time has all the best analysis from london. it hits the air daily at 4:30 p.m. eastern. i'm andrew krasney. maria: welcome back. 45 minutes away from the opening bell for a tuesday. we're looking for a much stronger day this morning after a better than expected final revision of the first quarter u.s. gdp out. the economy grew at a rate o

warner repeated liqueured and used racist language despite being told to stop.is lahaine is the global head of policy for airbnb. >> it's why we took immediate action and why we have a zero tolerance policy on any type of activity like this. >> it's part of the microaggression just being a black american. >> reporter: chicago resident cortina said she experienced bias. she started of the hashtag airbnb while black. >> the host oh, it's booked. >> we got suspicious. >> i changed my profile. i changed my photo to a cityscape in chicago. then i changed my name were christina to just tina. then i didn't have issues. >> reporter: a study confirmed what she suspected. airbnb guests with distinctly african-american names were about 16% less likely to be accepted and than those with "white names." they have begun offering training to employees and hosts. there will be a review to be sure guests and hosts are treated fairly. cbs news, new york. >> the results of that comprehensive review will be in september. >>> the chancellor of uc-davis is fighting back. linda katehi