clearly they're watching us. clearly they're interested in what we're doing but this is routine business, and we should not be worried about that. >> the u.s. has already said that it's shipping out huge amounts of military hardware, and next week it's likely to be announced that troops will follow. in the russian enclave, russia said that it will speed up the ballistic missiles. the question is what is defense and what is aggression. from nato's point of view this is all about openness and moral authority. it's a complicated world and it's not always easy to figure out who is a friend whoop isn't. but in all this the wednesday of the baltic states, it believes it can offer moral legitimacy over russia. is all of this unnecessary provocation against the russians? >> i think every nation has a right to exercise and make sure that they have military skills, and what you see in nato is absolute transparency. we talk about the sizers, the objectives of the exercises. >> so you would be comfortable if the russians cam

watching and thanks for coming. thank you for sharing your sunday with us. thanks for watching tv instead of going to church. you did the right thing. i'm jimmy kimmel. this is our nba game night special. tonight on abc. game two of the nba finals between the golden state warriors and cleveland cavaliers. you know the cavaliers official team colors aren't red and yellow. they're wine and gold. which is confusing for us in l.a. because those are also the team colors of the real housewives of beverly hills. a lot of focus in the series is on the superstars from each team. stephen curry of the warriors who is league mvp this year and four time mvp lebron james. stephen curry has been hitting from so far outside. the only ones that have been bothering to guard him now are the hot dog vendors. but lebron and stephen aren't the only big names on television tonight. the game, the tony awards and the second to the last episodes of "game of thrones" this season are all on at the same time tonight which means you have to decide if you want to see sports, do you want to hear people sing or watch a lady have sex with a

it's not only our people that watches us as well you have to get used to it. shares in alibaba are down around 6%. keep in mind exclusive interview coming up at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >> on this topic we want to hear from you, do you think that staying private is better than going public? join the conversation on worldwide exchange. or via twitter @cnbcwex. this is an interesting debate. >> it really is. >> particularly where the valuations of the private sector are much higher than the pub hick sector. >> and i was speaking to the ceo of razor. one of the unicorns and i asked him the same question, why go public when you're getting this valuation in the private market and he said it's a goal that we want to go public. we would be doing it because it's the natural evolution of a company. >> i think as well of course for jack ma part of listening was getting foreign exposure and foreign money and such a huge company exhausted the private funding market but sit interesting going forward for the big ceos. they're going to have to spend 2 or 3 weeks doing road shows.

if you've been watching us along the way on the series, you know there's several ways to get involvedu can send us a tweet, make sure you use the #firstladies. you can also post a question or comment on our facebook page. we have a conversation already started there. or you can phone us here are our phone lines. if you live in the eastern or central time zones 202-585-3880, or out west, 202-585-3881. we'll get for your comments and questions in a minute. our guests referred to letters written to jane pierce's son. we're going to learn about that next. we're going to travel to the new hampshire historical society which holds the papers of the pierce family and see two important letters in understanding of the will the story of jane pierce. >> this letter was written by benny pierce who was 11 years old. from andover, massachusetts, where he was visiting with his cousins in june of 1852. at the time the franklin pierce was nominated for president at democratic national convention in baltimore. franklin and his mother had been in boston waiting for news of the nomination. and benny was s

watching me. i'd much rather pay $10 a moment to use facebook -- i'm not on facebook at the moment, because i don't want to be watched all the time. but i'd be much happier to pay $10 is a month to facebook and say, sure, it's a great service. i can connect with my friends around the world but i don't want any of my data being mined. this big data economy that economists now, more than on the horizon, is really something that science fiction writers have warned us about now for centuries, and it's becoming real. everything we do. and now in the internet of things, we're at ces today internet of things, 50 billion connected devices everything we wear, our cars, our homes they're all connected. everything about this will be known. >> host: being here at ces what's that like for you? >> guest: noisy. [laughter] >> host: i mean, are you enjoying seeing all these products? does it scare you? does it worry you? >> guest: it's scary and very, very exciting because, of course, you see the future. at ces you see the next five or ten years. i've been coming to ces for 20 years, and i had an internet start-up

. -- angie: you can watch us live. the -- all you have to do is download the bloomberg cap. -- bloomberg cap. in session right now to new zealand. one third of 1% to down. ahead of a rate decision later this week. we are counting down the opens in australia, japan, and korea. chicagofutures in signaling losses in the rebound of the yen we saw yesterday that put pressure on equities. the dollar yen weakening. angie: it is 7:30 here in the morning in hong kong. this is the peak on hong kong island. ofs is a very clear look what is looking to be another clear day for us in hong kong. 30 minutes from the start of trading today in australia. we are on your tv and your mobile. you are watching "first up." ♪ angie: the top stories. apple has launched its new music streaming service in san francisco. apple music will be available at the end of june allowing the users to access millions of souls for $10 a month. they are the largest music retailer but wants to compete with streaming. >> the way you love music all in one place a

susan swain: martha is watching us in charleston, south carolina. hello, martha.h, hi, susan. thanks again for another terrific show. you alluded to my question earlier in the show about the possible tension between julia grant and mary lincoln. and then you visited the beautiful galena home that was given to the grants. and i'm not sure. during the same time period that mary lincoln was trying to get attention out of the government and here, grant has a home given to him and mary lincoln was in germany trying to educate her son, tad and i believe the grants later on visited mary lincoln when she was in peau france? is that correct? william seale: they in fact didn't. did they? pamela sanfilippo: no. they crossed paths but julia says she didn't find out about mary lincoln being in the same town that they were in until they were on their way out and couldn't change their plans. susan swain: do you agree with the irony of the fact that -- that mary lincoln was struggling and looking for a pension after her husband was the chief executive in the war and -- and the gr

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also watch us live by clicking on the watch now icon at the top of the screen. www.aljazeera.com for the website. >> worries stretching from texas to oklahoma and arkansas. a tropical depression brings heavy rains. and the federal reserve needs to discuss interest rates and what they decide could impact everything from credit cards to mortgages. and finding new ways to fight isil. nine steps the u.s. must take to destroy the group. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm tony harris. heavy rain is sparking flood worries again in texas. the remnants are sweeping through the state. the area around houston has been hardest hit so far. but county officials say that the worst is over. dallas is bracing as the storage moves in that direction. heidi zhou castro has more. >> crews are giving out handbags to those who need it. they've filled 15,000 sandbags and give away 6,000. in houston in the nearby community of seabrook, floodwaters were cab high where tropical storm depression made landfall as it moves into oklahoma it does seem to be dying down. now this is just a rem

you can watch us from anywhere. we want to show you the parade route. start at 11th and broadway broadway. it will jog right across grand and then go around the lake to the south point and finish at the henry jay kaiser convention center where there will be a party. >> if you can take part there are three part stops. 5:00 you can start lining up. there will be tens of thousands of people. it will be a little chilly in the morning. dress appropriately and pretty warm when the ceremony takes place. >> dress in layers. >> it should be amazing. >> savannah joins us next. >> good night. >>> tonight, heartbreak and shock in charleston. the stunning massacre in one of this city's most sacred places. why did a young man walk into a historic black church with praying parishioners and shoot them in cold blood? nine lives lost in an instant. >> this is pure evil. >> tonight the 13-hour manhunt and the hate crime investigation now under way. the photos of the suspect wearing racist symbols, his troubled history and the gun he had just gotten as a birthday present a

we have been seeing emergency vehicles come by us continuously and watching and it does seem as though firefighters may have a handle on the overall fire, but there seems to be trouble areas, especially near the neighborhood that have everybody concerned. we're going to bring you more pictures a little later on as we get closer to the fire. but that's the latest right now from antioch. thank you, robert. you stay there and continue to gather information. firefighters were looking at two problematic areas, an area by frederickson lane where there was some concern that maybe the homes in that area were being threatened. now much of that emphasis and the evacuations is along grimsby drive, which is to the north of the reservoir. >> you see how perilous it is and good perspective from our nbc chopper. saw the firefighter down below as robert was speaking, battling that flame right up close. you see some trucks down there working on this. let's bring in from the contra costa county fire department steve obere. we appreciate your time right now. can you give us any updates from what we're wo

you can also watch us by clicking on the watch now icon. again, that's aljazeera.com. >>> hello, i'm richard gizbert, you are at "the listening post". here are some of the media stories we are looking at. the disaster on the yangtze river, and what the coverage reveals about beijing, and how it sees the news media >>> in nigeria, four journalists working on different stories attacked in one week >>> anchor man - credible news source or relic from another age >>> bought and paid for. turns out that air time in trinidad is for sale >>> in times of crisis the job of a government it to get help needed. on the communication side the government needs to get ahead of the story, told their way it limit the damage. we have been watching the story of the cruise ship "eastern star", that capsized killing many. journalists got orders to rely on state releases and stayed-run platforms, and the result was evident in the coverage. news outlets after news outlet publishing the same photo, sticking to the same strict, reporting the story. china under the le

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and you can always watch us there by clicking on the watch-now icon. aljazeera.com. ♪ given new life, the senate advances a bill that will give president obama more power in negotiating trade deals. a huge rally calling to take action. european officials consider the latest proposal to hold off defaults. this is al jazeera america live from new york city. the senate has just advanced a key priority for president obama. moving a bill that will give him fast track authority over trade deals fast a procedure hurdle and is now a step closer. libby, this is a pretty significant vote today right. >> it is a big deal, randall because it breathes new life into the president's trader agenda something that looked dead in the water a week or two ago. now this has brought together unusual allies. and majority leader summed up what a strange road it's been. >> this has been a long and rather twisted path. to where we are today but it is a very very important accomplishment for the country. >> now what happened today is the senate voted to move forward, they have no

thanks for watching us tonight. anger on the left is the subject of this evening's talking points memo as we reported last night. 50% of americans, half the country disapproved with the job president obama is doing according to a new quinnipiac poll. that angered some of the mostardoned supporters standing by their man they believe is misunderstood. when asked what his accomplishments have been there is one thing left can point to obama care. and that may be overturned by the supreme court this month. the president's tenure has been mediocre at best. the american economy now contracting. and the chaos overseas is clear to everybody except mr. obama who continues to put forth that his foreign policy gained respect for america around the world. by the way the president bases that statement on a poll taken over seas. but the more american power declines, the more people abroad like us. because they don't want us to be the lone super power. that's what you see there. now, no one likes to think the person they vote for i

a sell-out crowd of 20,000 fans was inside the oracle arena watching on the big screen, like most of us at home, all across the bay area. the wait for a title is finally over. >> those fans going crazy inside the oracle as were the players. champagne showers in the locker room lots of jumping, lots of smiles lots of hugs for the warriors family. >> we have team coverage this evening. bob radelle is in cleveland with the champagne. let's start with ian at the oracle. >> reporter: yeah, you might be able to hear this. the party is continuing here outside of oracle. you saw some of the electricity that was inside today. there's dancing, people are shouting enjoying this championship. you might have thought game 6 was here tonight, but, no, this is just a watch party. they wanted to be here to watch history together. >> the moment they've been waiting for. most, their entire lives. >> i'm so happy right now. let's go, warriors. >> reporter: 40 years, now the nba championship is coming back to the bay area. >> oh, my god, we won, we won, we won. >>. >> i'm so happy. 2015 nba champions, baby.

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and here in the studio is lisa abramowicz from bloomberg news. , is this something you are watching us chew mark what do you think when you see movies like this in a bigger market? guest: i think about the middle east and the number of fires going on over there. it's something to be concerned about but not something we are watching on a day-to-day basis when we are trying to make decisions on where we will be strategy wise. leeson -- lisa: people have actually said -- i think it was mohamed el-erian, he said it's not fair to paint it under one brush anymore, that there is a bifurcation in markets with winners and losers and you have certainvenezuela, companies that have struggled. some outflows from emerging markets in a wild -- and perhaps this has to do with rising benchmark deals. this chart on screen, talking about bond volatility -- foreign exchange reserves starting to shrink, high about $12 trillion and they are shrinking. less moneyis there's from government to recycle into the bond market. what does that do for the liquidity issue or lack thereof? and: this is a huge concern h

. >> or if you're watching us live on periscope in illinois give us a call. we'll give you ideas how to spend the money. >>> someone is parting ways with the people preparing for the pope. this morning the man behind the music for the world meeting of families says he's walking away. we'll tell you why. >> plus this bizarre bust on the boardwalk. a mysterious find that has people scratching their heads. >> i'm tracking a dreary start. temperatures will be warmer than what we saw yesterday. they're not quite what they should be for this time of year. a warmup in store. i'll let you know when it expect it in my full forecast. >>> now your "nbc 10" weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> a dreary start. mostly cloudy skies. a few showers are moving through. the rest of the afternoon, keep an umbrella handy. yesterday we stayed dry. 50s yesterday. today we'll warm close to 70 degrees. 49 for the poconos. temperatures in wild wood in the mid 50s. future weather shows us that we'll see the clouds kicking around. a few spotty showers. once we get in heading in

watch expires. we think we could see severe weather until midnight. follow usok and twitter. >> that is it for us for now. stay with us for the cbs evening news next. >> we'll be back in 30 minutes and have your only local news in 30 minutes. we'll see you then. that's a hard question. (laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. clearance even though they were on a terror watch list. also tonight, police search everywhere for escaped killers who could be anywhere. did think have inside help breaking out? a cop is put on administrative leave after this takedown of a teenage girl caught on video. and parts of louisiana, it is the worst flooding in 70 years. and the river is still rising. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good eve

forget you can catch one the very latest, the address of that is aljazeera.com, and you can also watch us by clicking on the watch now, i con. i can confirm there is a suspect in custody. >> the alleged shooter that kid nine people during bible study. the supreme court reached a major decision, a downpour from tropical depression bill this is al jazeera life from new york city. the suspect wanted for the shooting massacre in south carolina church, is in police custody. he was caught across the border, police say 21-year-old sat with the prayer group last night for about an hour, then he allegedly started shooting in the end nine were killed including a pastor, someone president obama knew personally. >> michelle and i know several members of emanuel church. we knew their pastor. who along with eight others gathers in prayer and fellowship and was murdered last night and to say our thoughts and prayers with with them and their families and their community doesn't say enough. to convey the heartache and sadness and the anger that we feel all right, mike is live at the white house, bring us

. >> you got up to watch us because you have a baby. >> we have a rip roaring delta breeze and a stronger fog bank, it will be cooler today. started a little bit on saturday and more on sunday. there's a lot of low clouds making a push inland. gusts of 37 in travis. that's a howling breeze and that will keep you on the cooler side, 40s, 50s on the temps. 23, gusts to 32. there's a tease end breeze, all the way out to livermore. a lot of low clouds, a really cool week. low clouds, sunny and windy, cooler for most. 60s, 70s and 80s. good morning sal. >> on a monday, we're off to a decent start, let's go to the east shore freeway. 80 westbound is a nice drive, this is the standard time there's no slow traffic. a 19 minute drive, you get to the bay bridge toll plaza it is light getting into fran, no major -- san francisco, no major problems there. looking at the commute if you're driving, see if i can get this to cycle here, i don't know if it's coming up. 80 westbound, we know about that, westbound 24 looks good. oakland northbound and southbound 8080 is off the -- 880 is off to a good start

and you can watch us by clicking on the watch now icon. ♪ >>> rick perry is making it official.e is running for president again. >>> plus new details in the killing of a man who pulled a knife on police. >>> and several sunni tribal leaders announce they are backing isil hours after a top u.s. official claims the coalition is beating the group. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america, good afternoon live from new york city. these are live pictures where former presidential candidate rick perry announced he is running again. he put out a video earlier this morning on his website promoting his new campaign. >> you see a lot of candidates will say the right things whether it's about the border whether it's about taxes or spending, but we need a president who has done the right thing. we need a president who bridges the partisan divide rather than widens it who brings people together. we must do right and risk the consequences. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> david shuster is here with us now. david another republican -- oh this is rick perry stepping up to the mic. oh this is still video. th

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thanks for watching us at 5:00, cbs news charlie rose coming up. >> remember to join us at 6:00 for more local news, see you then. >> rose: a gaping hole in airport security. dozens of employees got clearance even though they were on a terror watch list. also tonight, police search everywhere for escaped killers who could be anywhere. did they have inside help breaking out? a cop is put on administrative leave after this takedown of a teenage girl caught on video. in parts of louisiana, it is the worst flooding in 70 years. and the river is still rising. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. this is our western edition. nearly 14 years after tourists turned commercial jetliners into weapons of mass destru

. >>> if you're watching us on the nbc 10 app or you know someone without power, there are free places to recharge your phone, tablet or computer. nbc 10 and comcast are helping you plug in and power up. several comcast xfinity locations are ready to recharge your devices. go to the nbc 10 news app to find those locations nearest you. >>> major news this evening for millions of americans who will be able to keep their health insurance. today, the supreme court rejected a challenge to president obama's health care plan. that move handed the president a big legal victory. six of the nine justices agreed americans can qualify for help that lowers the cost of their health care premiums whether it is state-run insurance programs or federal exchanges. washington will help low income americans with their premiums so they can afford insurance. president obama says the affordable care act is here to stay. 10.2 million people signed up for health insurance under the president's plan. >> we finally declared that in america, health care is not a privilege for a few but a right for all. it has chan

thanks for watching us tonight.haps, the best reason we should all leave the united states right now. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. you will not see this story in most media because it's devastating to the democratic party in particular. this week the nonpartisan congressional budget office issued a report that says the rising federal debt in america may doom the economy in the future. now, i understand most americans don't care about the federal debt. it's not real. just a fuzzy fantasy. but right now the u.s.a. owes about trillion with a t dollars. which is catastrophic. under president obama that debt increases about 3.3 billion with a b dollars every single day. when the president took office 6 and a half years ago the debt was 10.6 trillion. so mr. obama racked up $7.6 trillion in debt since he has been in the white house. that's simply hard to believe. yet, mr. obama and his ache lights will tell you he is cutting the deficit which really doesn't matter when you are racking up debt

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[laughter] steve: you will be up late watching us after the game. i hope it is not too late for you. it is wet out there. everyone will need an umbrella. the baseball game -- i don't know. i think it will be tough to get any of it in. if you are looking for better weather, it is on the way for the weekend. lower 80's on saturday and back to the 90's next week. maureen: back to normal. >>> tonight, breaking news at this hour. the white house rushing to handle what could be a massive data breach potentially involving millions of americans. the fbi now i tonight. they're looking at every federal agency. the hackers and what they got their hands on. >>> also tonight, the news conference the short time ago. the worries over a possible serial shooter. the driver shot in the neck. the man on the bike shot dead. and now a 65-year-old gunned down on a sidewalk. >>> the white house fence jumper for the first time the arsenal. the guns the machete revealed. >>> will it be a game-changer? a major decision today for viagra for women. >>> and the duggar family ba

coming up today on "action news" at 4:00, and take us with you on the go on our free 6 abc news app watch us vealing live on your smart phone or tablet and people are doing swrust that especially those without power still. >> thank you alicia. >>> a much calmer accuweather forecast when we come right back. >>> meteorologist, david murphy, is here now, it's the calm after the storm. >> yes, it sure is. a much nicer day out, there got to be careful of the down trees we still have those and wires too. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are precipitation free and sky 6 hd showing a lot of blue skies across the region and feeling a lot more comfortable across the delaware and lehigh valleys it's dew points are much lower today and temperature 79 degrees in philadelphia, your dew point down at 60 barely at that threshold where we consider things humid and not all that bad out there. winds out of the north at 6 miles per hour. we were down into the upper 50s a few hours ago temperatures are warm and you'll want some water breaks, 76 in allentown and 77 in trenton and 77 in wilmington and 76

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. >> remember if your friends don't have power they can still watch us. stream us on 6abc.com or our news app. no reason not to watch. >> right right. fortunately all that of stuff is over with. a local of damage out there to be careful of when you're driving in. storm tracker six live double scan shows you that the active rain is gone. as we take a look outside sky6 with sunshine coming up over the horizon and it's going to be so much more comfortable today than yesterday. of course we were dealing with some problems yesterday. thunderstorm wind gusts were the big issue bringing those trees and wires down and we actually had a 75 miles per hour gust in medford, new jersey. 70 miles per hour gusts in glassboro king of prussia long beach island and 67 in wilmington. this is usually closer to where we top out and even though 65 miles per hour gusts or so are enough to bring down a lot of trees and wires no, surprise then that we had so much damage with the wind gusts as strong as they were. temperatures now are more comfortable than yesterday sewn is the hu

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money watch's wendy gilette joins us from the new york stock exchange, good morning. >> good morning natasha and erika. wall street snapped a week long slump, dow jones rallied for 236 points, biggest one day gain in a month. nasdaq finished 26 points higher. house of representatives voted to repeal laws on labels on meat with information about the country of origin. canada and mexico threaten sanctions if the law is not repealed. the labels indicate where animals were born, raised and slaughtered. consumer advocates are in favor because it lets shoppers know where the food fridays. >>> nike is teaming with the nba, athletic wear company will be the league's official provider of the uniforms, starting in 2017. it is an eight year deal. nike's logo will appear on the uniforms. adidas is current provider. >>> new oven that does cooking for you the june intelligence oven can identify your food, weight weigh it, then select just the right temperature. built in camera and wifi lets you watch on your phone as your food cooks to perfection, natasha and erika that is my kind of oven. >> that

what they do is constantly watching us.with supervising tin matessupervise ing the inmates and watching them. the inmates are watching us 24 hours a day. even when lights are out, some inmates are aware awake and observing what type of information is put out there for them to observe. then they start testing them nudging them to see if they'll break. or commitment small rule violations and if they see that they try and get the officers or the staff to commitment further violations just to see how far they can manipulate them. that's probably what happened to her. it lead up to greater manipulations where she was bringing contraband inside the facility to the point where she was part of the escape plan once they got out of the facility. >> if the prisoners could identify what you call a weak person why didn't the warden in this case or somebody looking over these prison employees take note of joyce mitchell as a weak vulnerable person? >> i see there was an investigation earlier and from my understanding they didn't find wro

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and you can watch us by clicking on the watch now icon. ♪ >>> sweeping changes in how the governmentpies on americans. the usa freedom act putting new restrictions on the nsa, plus a man under 24-hour fbi surveillance killed by authorities. >>> and why you may not be paying less at the pump even though oil prices are taking a plunge. ♪ >>> you are watching al jazeera america live from new york city i'm i'm morgan radford. the president signed the usa freedom act just last night, putting a stop to the government's bulk collection of american phone records. this is a big change from the mass surveillance used under the patriot act. >> the ayes are 67, nays are 32 the bill is passed. >> reporter: after two days of what president obama called a quote needless delay, congress passed a bill tuesday restoring most of the provisionsover the patriot act, the security legislation passed in the wake of 9/11 expired sunday night, but there is one important change. the bulk collection by the government of millions of american's phone records will soon be a thing of the past. here is what will cha